Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-11-10
PERSONAL GOSSIP.


 Ths king of the Belgians never wears gloves and goes bareheaded.
 Leo XIII is troubled with NERVOUSNESS and has a morbid fear of death.
 Emperor William has been appointed an admiral in the Swedish navy.
 The emperor of Brazil has subscribed s1oO | for the statue of Balzac in Paris.
 Mir Parnsu is shooting grouse in Ireland | and rapidly improving in health
 The czar and czarina have started upon | two months tour of Southern Russia
 Gen. Solomon, the deposed Haytian prezi- dent, is in Paris He appears i'll and worn Herr Tisza, the Hungarian prime minister, is 60, stout and swarthy, with coal black hair and beard M Balbiana, Q French scientist, has found organs of sight in the vegetable growth called Pandorina,
 King Maheota, whom the Germans de- posed from the Samoan throne, is kept a prisoner at Cameroons, Africa.
 The Chinese minister to this country Is now in Idna. Peru, and Is not expected back in Washington until the end of October.
 Col. Mapleson says that he has organized an opera company for next year, including the tenor Jean de Reslle and Lasalla the bari tone
 The trustees appointed by Kaiser Frederick III were Queen Victoria, the king Of the Belgians and the Duke of Saxe-Ccburg~ Gotha.
 Cen, sheridan's grave at Arlington is now marked only by Q large fat stone, which covers 1t entirely and projects above tho sur face about one inch.
 ]. R, Blossom and Simeon Winhane,. Ne vada silver kings, arc dazzling continezssl Europe with the splendor of their dinners and driving equipages
 Emperor William is said to have accepted the invitation Of tho king of Sweden to join the elk stalking expedition in the Scand mountains in the autumn.
 Lord Wolsoleyi is as lucky as he-is piuckY. Cueen Victoria has just presanted to him for his lifetime the house and grounds of the Ranger of Greenwich park.
 The Marquis Of Salisbury has presented his second son with the family living, worth 21o,000 ayear. The young man was not able to make living for himself
 Sir Arthur Sullivan does not look Ike an inspired musician. He is short and stout, S black eyes and 6 square bulldog chin
 Prince Henri dOrleans, who is now ''doing" this country, registers from Paris notwithstanding the fact that he and his rei- atives have been expelled from Franca
 Senor Earasate, the great violin player, is small, handsome and genial He will chat aad tell stories by the hour on any topic ez- cept himself Re speaks many languages
 The Gaelwer of Baroda intends to have the finest garden in the world for quality and extent, He hes engaged the edibor of The Garden to lay it out on the hills overlooking Baroda-
 Prince KrapotkIn's English home is at Earrow-on-the-Hill, one of row Of small cottages occupied by workingnen. The floors ara Uncarpeted, but everything Is neat and clean.
 Alberta Gallatin, the great granadanghter of Albert Gallatin, the statesman, is going on the etage, and means to wear thereon tho dITecsoire dresses Ealsie for her great grand. rnothsr in France.
 George ". Cblds, the Philadelphia etif tor, keeps three houses always in readlnes; for occupancy. He can sleep, therefore, iu Philadelphia, at Long Branch or at Bryr Mawr, md still be at horna. , Ar. Balfour, laughing ct the at11ss which , is So thicl,ly showerod upon him, recently [ sald inst tho shorthand reporters had beer compelled to invent & special sign for tsbloody , and brutal Balfour, :" because this phrase i ? use1 50 often in the speeches. 7 Alfred c. Hobbs, Of Hartford, Corn. is q yeeH olss.- fls, yzho sssecae5sass picy as ss loe ll:sEssz hsssi :as g' .4 ysf ul1ze5 zseasifs1 ir ss1 U. ; w6a 0slllsi E. los shsg ' < i. . Ford Daherin, yicsEoy os India, $ 10 2 depeDdent upon an alnennersis.. The Ger Il do1s of both his hands have contracted, en ' he is unable to use pen The tendons hay baen cut, but 1t will he impossible for th o noted diplomat % regain free use of b ,o hRnla
 .t Charles ?. A Ei1richs, Of Nezv Tori n who9a fortune is rated at anywiaare frol -- fI-009,e9 to S5,0o0, eco, Has porGer tl
 china store rot many years ego A zoe ~- part of tTis fortune hes heen.rlaas j ir shrev ,e real estate invessnlerts, lead thas he boEgl |. for $50 and sl00 an acre being now, in son to iRstance3, worth s10.ooo sn acre. sr Chief Jcsttce Fullsr is the snaIIss5 raan ( It the supreme coerb bench. He is Ave feet s Id inches in height and weighs 1a5 pound
 
 IF being Eix feet five inches in height ar s, vseighing neariy SO pornds 9ustice Harls g, is also isrge man, beng two tlches o0 es six feet in height and weighing 25G pourdS a7 -, George 1f- Pullman ssys he first visited t
 Thousand Islands in 1s02, camping out vi
 his brother and sistar, and liking it so ",
 that he boughs the island on which he h;
 pitched his teEt, Tha price was s40. Then
 put up 9 55o0 cabin, in which he entertal In 4o 5o Grant, SharieIan and other ilIuztrious gues -'i The csbin has no'E given place to q ''palah
 mansion" costing more money than Puilm ss ct one time expect sd ever to eea nj Mr. Eerbel-v Ward, tho African explor,
 met lfr. Stanley and his followers es tn
 were setting out on their present expedltic ri. q novar," he says, ''in my lie wes So stru ve with any sight as with Stanlcy's caravan ad the march Egyptians, Soudonese, Somal
 genzilgalis s and others, 900 strong. It to
 ne two hours to pass them. and then I II ,et tho second in command, Mai Barselot, ae- young fellow, burnt very dark, with @. u,eahoc cellar fixed on flannel skirt, nd boots, etc.H
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