The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-06-02
Personal.

ALTHOUGH Tenuyson is wealthy he
keeps but one servant.
THE poor Princess Louise will be sea-
sick again going to England il Novem-
Der.
GEN. BUTLER has the power Of going
to sleep at any time when he chooses to
do 80.
THE will of the late Archbishop TAFT
shows that he left an estate OF about
$175, 900.
TIE grandfather of the new Archbish-
op of Canterbury, Eng, was Wesleyan
Methodist.
MoDJEsKA and her husband, Count
Bozenta, viii camp in the Yellowstone
park this summer.
MISS Dora HENNINGEs sung at the
funeral of Amasa Stone. The hymn was,
cart Thou Weary ?"
\. b. FRosT, the Philadelphil Artist,
is an oars man, and takes regular morn
ing pull on the Schuylkill.
The oldest living graduate of the mill
tmy academy at w st Point IS Gen.
Joshua Baker. now of Louisiana.
john MGCULLoUGH, Il e actor, is an
lrlshman, and Is 46 years ol :; Lawrence
Barrett is As, and James E. Murdock is
AZ.
As Maud S. weighs 995 pounds, and
S1OG, 900 las been offrred for ber, boIse-
flesh is wolih trife more than 500
pound
NILE. LTTA's epgag ements In this
country have been Cancelled, and the
balance cf the company have returned 10
Chicago.
REESE, the editor of Georgia news
paper, is tgoubled by subscribers who
o. iect to Lis sending his joprnal to col
Ored mer.
PRoF. PAUL HAUPT, of Gottingep, will
come 10 this country to take tic chair of
Semitic languages at Johns Hopkins
UuiveIsity.
Ex GOVERNOR B. UTwELI h IS opened
law Office IN Washington. His legal
scr ices are much sought after, particu-
larly in patent suits.
Elk GOVERNOR DANIEL II. CHAMBER
LAIN bas returned to his home IN New
York completely restored to health by
his long abs ence abroad.
Mr. A, BRONSON ALcoTF is now too
weak to DO any reading, and has entire
ly given up all ideas Of addressing the
School of Philosophy this summer.
Hon. JOHN JAY was robbed in a street
car recently of an open faced gold
| watch which belonged TO MS more Gel
ebrated grandfather of the same name.
THE young Duchess Magliano, nee
Bandini, married at Is, is the belle of
Rome; a "really triumphant young
creature, With the figure of a nymph. :"
TIE grave of Linten Stephens, whom
| Georgians consider au ab!er man than
his brother Alexander H., is marked
out by a mound of jasniues and roses.
DIR. GRAHAM, of Kentu ky, father
in-law of Congressman Blackburn, will
! be 100 Years old in October, when it is
proposed to tender him grand Dime +
IN Louisville.
JAY COOKE is said to be again worth
| several million dollars. The wealthiest
men in Philadelphia are Frank and An
thony Drexel, listed at $l3, 3,00O,0 600 and
81, ,000, 900 respectively.
G. ". COULDoCK, the veteran actor,
who is now nearly a septuagenarian,
will visit two sisters during his trip to
England this summer. One of them he
has not seen for forty years.
THE New York Sun says that Charles
Mitchell, the pugilist, has blue eyes,
brown hair, delicate pink and white com
plexion, very little down on his lip and
an expression of gentleness and sim
plitity
GIN. BEAUREGARD is the first Of his
| family of that name. His fathers name
was jacques Toutaut. His title was
Count de Beauregard. The generals
full name IS Gregoire Pierre Toutant
Beauregard.
Mrs. AUGUSTA EVANS WILSON, the
novelist, Of Alabama, has a dairy in
which she takes much pride. Her jersey
COWS take prizes. She personally attends
to the making of jams and iellies, aud
| her guests at Mobile praise her for her
excellent home made wines.
Mis-. Moss, a sister of Washington
Nathan, who married Col Mapleson' S
daughter, and who was daughter of the
| Mr.. Nathan who was mysteriously MUIR
| dered in West Twenty y-thiId Street, New
| York, twelve years ago, died 10 Phlladel-
phia On Saturday from injuries selt-in-
| fiIcted while iu state cf insanity.