The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-08-29

PERSONAL.
SHOULD Justice Coleridges married
life turn out unhappily, he can grant
himself a divorce.
DR.. SoLoMoYER, aMexican antigua
rlan, has written a book which pur-
ports to be II key to the Aztec hero
glyphics.
CHAPLAIN c. c. MCCABE, the Metho-
dist church extender," has already
raised $4,000 CT the 81 ,00O,0 900 he
started to secure a year ago.
Angelo, the murderer of Gen Prim,
Is now in Spain, and it is feared he is
plotting an attempt on the life of
King Alfonzo.
THE Buffalo Advertiser estimates
Col. Ingersoll's fortune at 100000,
and says he has made half OF this out
of his infidel lectures.
DIR. PAUL., who, with DR.. Ferran, is
gallantly inoculating for cholera at
Valencia, Spain, is declared to be a
Nermonter, by name w. j. Nichols
and graduate OF the Albany Medical
College.
Miss LAURA BRADEN, treasurer of
the Washington & Waynesburg Rail
road, Is the only female railroad Off
clal IN the country. She is young and
handsome and presides over the pay
car with dignity and nerve.
DR.. DELAUNAY, the famous French
physician, authoritatively announces
that the only proper position in sleep
ing Is on the right side, but most men
will find it to their advantage to keep
on the right side when they are
awake.
LADY GRANVILLE GORDON has
shocked ''our best society" in England
by opening a bonnet shop in Park
Street, Grosvenor Square, London,
but this is better than if the poor
woman had set her cap for wealthy
husband.
CAPT. f. B. JONES, assistant quar-
termaster of the United States Army,
is now the Acting Chief Signal Off
Ger OF the War Department at Wash
ington, 'to regulate the weather."
Gen. Hazen being on a leave OF absence
to Europe.
JOHN w. MURRAY, OF Sumter County,
O., is greatly grieved because his little
daughter, only IL years old, is quite
gray already, but some families would
fehcitate themselves in such an un-
questionable example of an old head
on young shoulders.
A PORTRAIT OF Schiller, lost many
years ago, has been discovered by Ad-
ministrator Thinks in the old resort
OF Grlmenthal, near Meiningen. The
portrait Is mentioned in one of his
letters by Schiller and was taken by
Reinhard in 1893, during the poets
visit to his sister.
THE most touching feature of the
Beatrice Battenberg wedding. says u
correspondent, and the one which in
splred a dream of sentiment, was the
bridal veil of HonitOn lace worn by
the queen for the first time at her own
wedding, and now for the last time as
she gives away her youngest child.
ALLEN THORNDIKE RICE, theproprie-
tor OF the North American Review and
the reputed possessor OF a million, is
described as young man with olive
complexion, dark brown hair, hazel
eyes and a Close-cut full beard. He
dresses quietly and has a fancy for a
top coat a little worn at the seams.
COUNTESS CZAPsKA-ROMROD, Mad
anne de kalomine, the late wife OF the
Grand Duke of Hesse, has authorized
her legal representatives at Leipsic to
contradict peremptorily the report
(which had obtained credence at Ber-
linz that she is the author Of the clev-
er but unpleasant novel, Roland"
Two years ago the Countess HAITI
field commenced taking up the defense
Of cigarette smoking among women.
The German authOress, Frau Wanda
Won Dunaion, has made this question
the subject OF book and claims to
have answered cOnclusively all the OBJ
jections the men have been able to put
forth.
WHEN Mr.. Vanderbilt arrived at
Saratoga there came with him Mrs.
Vanderbilt; his only unmarried son,
George Vanderbilt; Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Osgood, two maids, valet,
seven horses, four vehicles, two foot
men, two coachmen, two stablemen,
three dogs and fifteen trunks, making
a grand total OF forty-three.
JOSHUA MoNTEFIORE, an uncle OF he
late Sir Moses, was the first Hebrew
commissioned in the British army.
He was the author or compiler OF
Commercial and Nautical Prece-
dents" "The Commercial Dictionary"
and other notable works, and after
travelling in nearly every country on
the globe he settled down in his SOth
year to end his days as a recluse at
st. Adams, Vermont.