The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-11-17
PROMINENT PEOPLE

MISE vi Axle lloN ELL, daughter of A t.
miral Howell, Is engaged TO Mr.. Chester.
an English solicitor.
Mis- LASGrRY has told an Omaha re-
porter that she likes nothing better than
mending her own clothes.
ELIZABETH W. GREENWOOD saws there
are IN this country II ,l65 commercial
travellers who are women.
ELIZABETH GARRETT ANDERsox. the
English physician, eXac!s as large fees as
the highest priced practitioner.
BELyA LOCKWOOD has been married
twice, Is graduate of two colleges. and
has twice ran for the presidency.
II Is rumored that the Ameer of
Afghanlstan will visit England next
year.
Ir is predicted that King George of
Greece viii abdicate his throne early
next s1mInel. He has recently pur-
chased a residence in Denmark.
LoRD SACKynLE is triae tac;turn.
A t ii brilliant reception at Washington
last winter the only words he uttered
during the whole evening were: Lets
have some more sherry :" He appears
to be more free with his pen than with
his tongue.
THE Landgraye Frederick William of
Hesse, while on voyage from Batavia
to Singapore, fell overheard and was
drowned. The deceased Prince, who
was only 81 years old, was well known
IN court and military circles of Berlin.
having held the rank of major in the
llussars of the Quart.
THE Shakespeare statue in Paris has
enraged certain conservative French
men. L'Univers and lie Foltare are
trying to anger the Parisians by quoting
the insults to Joan OF Are found IN
Shakespeare g Henry VI" But Joan
of Are Is considered as much of a bygonc
III France as Susan Il. Anthonyis in this
country.
BEIyA ANN LocKwooD is meeting with
enthusiastic applause in the western
part of the state of New York. At
jamestown she was presented with a
square meal and was referred to III the
local newspaper as "the guiding star of
the gentler sex which carries the rain
bow OF promise" She was much pleased
with the brilliant effort of Chautauqua
genius.
MANY eulogies have been paid to the
late Judge MoAllister, 0; Chicago. Gle
hated the millinery of Ii c" said one.
Ills court was the court of humanity.
| once heard him say: 4 have a CON
tempt for Judge who writes his opin-
ions from the shoulder He was a great
lover oi music, and once said that if he
hadn't been Judge he would have been
a fiddler"
THERE is to be great rivalry in Wash
ington this season between the minis
ters from Persia, COrea, China and ia
pan. They are all wealthy men and
can afford To entertain, though the Chi
nese minister is the only one among
them who has more money than he
knows what to do with. The Japanese
minister has one great advantage in
that he has a charming vile who is fast
making many warm friends in Wash
ington.
PEoF. HUBERT HEREoMER recently
went to Bavaria for the purpose of re-
gaining his German citizenship, with
the object of thereby being enabled to
marry his deceased wi'e's sister. The
municipal authorities Of Landsberg.
near Munich-the artists native place
granted every possible facility to their
distinguished townsman, who is at pres
ent spending his third HONEYMOON
there, but intends soon to return to
London and TO be renaturalized in En-
gland all the more so as there is every
prospect of his being chosen a member
o. the Royal Academy.
An American who has Just returned
from Spain brings some interesting gos-
sip concerning the infant king of that
country. 1t s ems that his miniature
majesty has but one great passion,
which is, strangely enough, bologna
sausage. Whenever he sees this unro-
mantle edible he can hardly be re-
strained. Stretching forth his baby
hand in an imperious way, he exclaims:
His majesty wishes it. But his min
lister of the interior takes care that his
majesty doesn't get it, Alfonso is ex-
tremely jealous of his mother. and
whenever they appear in public it
makes him angry to have the people
applaud her. He has great bump of
egotism, that youngster.