The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-08-25
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mas. GEORGE WESTINGHOUSE, OF Pits
burg is credited with an income OF 81
900 a month from natural gas stoch9
alone.
ApELINA PATHS share in the. prohts
of her South American tour amounts 10
over SOC, COO francs. She Will return W
Rio next wear; as ii IS too prontaoie d
field to be left untitled.
PRINCE BERNARD WILLIAM GEORGE
HERMAN, duke of Sake Welmer, hne
looking bachelor, is expected soon 10
delight the feminine hearts seeking
conquests in the Catskills.
GEORGE CRAWFORD PLATT, of Philadei-
phia, is one of the two or three survlv-
ors Of Sheridan's bodyguard. he has
the little gold eagle that adorned the
center of Sheridan's battle flag.
THE mother of the present German
empress is confined in mad house.
She wanted to become the wife OF
Louis Napoleon when he was president,
and would have done so but Tor the OPP
position of Queen Victoria.
THE bones of Stephen Tomacsovics,
the last king of Bosnia, have been I'M
earthed at Jaitza and taken to SeraJe-
vo. They will be carefully articuated
and placed in a glass sarcOphagus Ill the
monastery church at Jaitzi, the ancient
city Of kings.
Mss Rose ELIZABETH CLEVELAND has
been greatly annoyed recently by the
publication of a book on etiquette which
| Is advertised as from her pen and CON
tains her picture. when the fact is she
did not write the book and protests
against the use of the picture.
THE Hon. Newton Bateman, president
of Knox College, Galesburg, having
much improved III health, has with
drawn his resignation at the earnest
request of the board of trustees, and
will resume bis duties at the opening of
the school year in September next.
TIE young Duke of Orleans. grandson
of King Louis Philippe, who has re-
Gently reached San Francisco on his
tour around the world. is a great tiger
slayer. While in India last winter be
killed five of the terrors of the jungle
one afoot and the others from an ele-
plants back.
SIR MoRELL MACKENZIE is at work
upon his reply to the German plIysi-
clans, which will shortly be issued in
book form. 1t will be published stimuli
taneouslv IN England and Germany,
and will be a personal narrative, con-
tanning many anecdotes of Sir Moreli's
entire connection with the Emperor.
ThE richest man in all Iowa is said TO
be Edwin Manning, who lives in the
town of keosauqua, near keokuk. He
has many millions, and his interests in
Guides all sorts of enterprises between
the two great rivers and the Missouri.
and Minnesota Lines. He was pio-
neer settler in the state and has made
every cent he has.
THE Empress Eugene, in reply to the
pressing invitation of King Humbert to
come to the wedding of Princess Lett
tia, says that she made a VOW at the
death OF the princess imperial never TO
appear at any fete of any kind and
never to take off her deep mourning
The bridal couple will visit her at Chisel-
hurst.
TUE dowager Duchess of Montrose,
has lately spent several thousands of
pounds IN adding orchid and palm
houses to Sc ton Lodge, Eef residence
at Newmarket. They have been built
and fitted under the direction of the
duke OF Marlborough, whose own orchid
houses at BIenheim are now probably
the finest in England.
Mr. WHITEHEAD. one of Mr.. Glad
stones thick-and-thin followers in the
House of Commons, is the owner of a
brewery which is said TO pay him ST.
SIC, 900 year. He is a man of magniti-
cent physical proportions, but is such a
tedious and unlnterestlng orator that. Mr..
Gladstone once thought of making him
speaker 10 get rid OF him.