Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-02-28
PERSONALITIES.

WALTER NJ. GIBSON, the prime minis
ter of the Hawaiian kingdom, is native
of South Carolina, and an ex-newspaper
man. ess.--.ss ~ IA
LAMB, of Indiana, is said to be the
handsomest congressmanin in Washington,
and not so weak as his name might lead
one to suppose. s
GEORGE RIaNoLD, the English actor,
arrived in New York recently on his way
to Australia. He will play in this coun-
try next season.
Mrs. MARY A. L1vERMoRE and Miss
Anna Dickinson, two of the smartest
women in the United States are at present
visiting Chicago.
MRS. GoRDoN, residing ear Blutfton
S. O., now Ill years Of age, walks four
miles to partake of the monthly Lords
supper at the Baptist Church.
SIR Moses Montefiore has recently
had severe attack of broncLitis-a Sc
rious thing for q man of ninety-nine-
but at last accounts he Was better.
PATTI, referring to recent financial
difficulties, remarks: You have no
idea how much better l sing when I
know the money is IN my pocket. )"
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bedroom at o'clock, and walks up and
what he is to write next morning.
The Duchess of Edinburghi is the on
ly person in the English royal family
who dares to say Il WON'T" to Queen
Victoria. She is strong-willed and
great talker.
JUDGE ToURGBE, whose latest lecture
was entitled Give Us Rest" seems
bound to take one, having Cancelled all
his engagements. He is suffering from
overwork and anxiety. .uGe
LIEUT.. RHODES has divided the purse
OF S2,O53, presented to him by the peo-
rle of Boston for his personal bravery
at the Columbus wreck, between his fell
low officers and crew of the cutter Dex-
ter.
Mrs. JosRPHINE..J ONES YoRKE candid
ly writes to the CinciDr att Commercial
Gazette that she was born in 1858, that
she is the daughter OF soap and candle
maker and that she owes her musical
success to Carl Rosa. 5
The ENGLISH MARQUIS OF STAFFORD,
who is heir to the Duke OF Sutherland,
is to marry Lady Millicent Sinclair,
daughter OF the Earl of Ross Both
families are possesors OF immense
wealth.
The marquis of Lansdowne, after the
ice carnival, sent letter to the corpora
tion of Montreal acknowledging the
city's hospitality and enclosing check
for $500 to be distributed among public
charities.
Ex-JUDaE CHRIsTIANcY has published
Low
to defend himself against the charges
which have been reiterated by some of
the public prints since the recent death
Of his divorced wife.
MISS ELIZABETH RICHARDS, who died
last week at Wilmington, Delaware, had
taught school for nearly eighty years,
and IN several instances had among her
pupils successfully members of three
generations of the same families.
WENDELL Philips chief source of
grief before his death was the leaving OF
his wife. She had been an invalid for
many years, was in fact one before her
marriage, and he had watched over her
with the tenderest solicitude. ..
AND now Mrs. Wendell Phillips comes
to the front and settles the dispute
about location by saying that statue of
her husband shall not be set up any
where in Boston. But she is willing
that his portrait should hang in FaneuIl
Hall. y SO iE 81,
DIR. LEROY SusDERIANp, of Quincy,
Mass, who is now over 80 ears OF age,
has been made member Of the Society
of Science, Letters aud Art, in London
and has received diploma, in consider
alton of HE discoveries in psycholopy
and hygiene.
w. ID. HowELLs is hard at work on
new novel and declines every invitation
for dinners and receptions. He even
keeps his door locked and does not
answer any Of the knocks. A prominent
man of letters did not lind him Sat home,
the other day.
Mr.. SINTHA, a Hindo gentleman has
carried off from sll his fellow-studepts
OF the Inns OF Court in London the prize
offered by the Council OF Legal Educa- .
ton Tor such extensive and various sub
lects as Roman law, Jurisprudence, con-
ttitutional law and legal history.
Mrs. SHERIDAN, wife OF General
Sheridan, is a great fayolits in Wash.
ington. She lives OF Sixteenth Street.
near Scott Circle, in honse which was
presented to her husband by the Chica-
go Club, of which. he was d member,
Her afternoon receptions are always
well attended, ane, unlike the majority
OF people, she has plenty OF sunshine
IN her pretty parlor. She is very sffa-
BILE, making strangers Jeel comfortable,
~ The same time being rather digriied.
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