Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-16
NEWSPAPER NoToRIETY.


the World Is Acquainted with.
Patti continues her great success in
Buenos Ayres.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt spent $685.
600 for the fittings of n room.
Nine. Wilson, the daughter Of ex-
President Greyy, is coming TO New York
to live.
Queen Victoria has sent to the Glas-
cow exhibition two table napkins manu-
featured from yarn spun by her own
hands.
Princess Isabella Of Brazil summarily
dismissed one ministry that was not in
sympathy with her views on emaneipa-
ton.
The empress Of Japan is taking les
SONS on the piano. The mikado's fifty
seven physicians are giving him every at
teution.
One of the nlgnest prices ever pald an
author for a manuscript was that OF
SIS 5000, which Mrs. Augusta Evans Will
son received from her publishers for her
''lnfelice' before the book went 10 press.
The total amount received by Mrs.
Grant up TO the present time ms her share
of the profits from the sale Of Gen.
Grants ''Memoirs' has been SIlt, 900,
and $40, 200 sets Of the work have been
sold.
Miss Linda Gilbert, who has done so
much toward prison reform. says that
during her fifteen years experience as a
philanthropist she has found employment
for O 1000 discharged prisoners.
The empress of Japan. llaruka, will
visit America next winter. She travels
in state with n dozen maids of honor and
numherless officials, and dresses in the
richest silks, gauzes, crepes and tinseled
stuffs.
Nikita. the Young American singer who
has been scoring a series Of triumphs in
European concert halls, lately sang The
Last Rose Of summer at a London con-
cert. and through her performance
plucked n rose 10 pieces.
Mrs. John p. Newman, wife Of the
new Methodist bishop, is said to be an
enthusiastic advocate of the Faith Cure.
She devOtes much of her time TO visiting
her sick friends. and tries to persuade
them that they will become well if they
pray fervenIly and endeavor 10 think that
they are not i'll.
Mrs. Maria Z. Beasley, of Philadelphia,
has made n fortune from the most re-
markable invention which the mind Of a
woman ever conceived. In 1854 Mrs.
Beasley took ont n patent for a machine
for the construction Of barrels. Up to
that time barrels had been made almost
all together 10y hand. The machine is
worked by three men and turns out more
than 500 completed barrels a day. Mrs.
Beasley wa born in North Carolina Of
wealthy parents. She possesses wonder
full mechanical genius. Her first inven-
ton was a machine for hopping barrels.
1t will hoop LOO barrels a day. and is
used by the Standard Oil company.
Il write pretty rapidly" says John
Strange Winter, when one | get hold
of an idea which ] want To carry out.
| But then. | always think out my whole
story before | put pen TO paper. Once !
get my idea | write at racing pace for as
many days as the mood lasts. ! stop al
the first feeling Of fatigue or effort, and
sometimes have TO wait for weeks before
| can 10 on. Then / have a dreadful
time. | can assure you, - says Mrs. Stan.
nard. smiling. Il wander about the
house Ike a lost spirit, Or sit for hours
in front Of a piece of blank paper, filled
with a crude idea and vet unable to give
it form. can't rest or enjoy myself in
any way at such periods Of mental tor
lure /. who am 80 devotedto society at
Other times, Then the mist clears sud
denly apparently without cause. and !
am thoroughly happy and hard at work
again on the instant. But | dislike talk.
ing about myself and my books. Why.
| never mention the topic unless somr
n begins about it. ! would far rather
talk about anything else"
1t is told that Mrs. Wilson Barrett
once hal the honor Of receiving one Of
the India shawlS which Queen Victoria
ives away 50 freely. While she Va
Miss Heath She was appointed reader 10
ne queens DIARY Of a Season Ia Scot
and Poor Miss Heath read away day
| alter dag until the august audience must
have heard thu whole book for the TWEEN
ticth time NJ least. One day the gifted
actress lad brcn at the castle. and came
home completely exhausted. She had
been standing beside a tall reading desk.
-uf as "a poker. backing round in the
royal presence here aud there for it is
not etiquette 10 show the small Of ones
back 10 the quepnD for four hours. 1t
had scented a. though her majesty would
never get tired Of the Diary Of Victoria
l. During Miss lleath's absence a rather
bulky box had been brought lo her house
by special messenger in royal livery.
With anxious haste she opened the par
Gel, ana found IL contained an India
shawl OF ahcut As gloomy = pattern as
ever was seen. I'm keep il. said poor
Miss Heath. but | could never wear il.
1t would drapc a catafalque with pretty
effect
A Royal Love story.