Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-06-22
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Professor James Russell Lowell will sail fer England on April p.
 President Harrison goes to bed at a much earlier hour than did MT. Cleveland Henry Labouchere has sent $25O to the or plan children of the late Informer Pigott The emperor of Austria has given orders that his son's name shall never again be spok en in his hearing.
 Ex Senator Bradbury, of Maine, has al most reached his SSth year, in perfect mental and physical health.
 The favorite mare of the late Crown Prince Rudolf is, by command of the emperor, never to be saddled again
 Minister to Spain Palmer will take his un. finished novel with him to Madrid. where he will put on the finishing touches
 Austin Corbin will, according to the proph- cts, ultimately own or control all the summer resorts and seaside places on Long Island. Admiral Kimberly, who commands the Pa cific squadron, is 59 years of age He is six feet in height, we'll proportioned and active as a man of 30.
 | J. B. Haggin, breeder and owner of ia nous turf flyers, and probably the most ex- tensive hop grower in this country, is also !
 W. w. Thomas. the newly appointed Amer ican minister to Sweden. IS hearty man, with a weather beaten complexion He speaks the Swedish language like native.
 The late Samuel Carter Hall was a fine looking old man, with a head not unlike Longfellow's an abundance of bushy, snow white hair, dark eyes and straight black eye brows
 Count Moltke appears in public only when the reichstag is sitting, and until quite lately be was one of the most regular members of the house, where he takes a front seat on the Conservative benches
 Bishop Keane, president of the New Catho- lie university at Washington, has left Rome for Germany where he will visit the princi pal seats of learning, afterwards visiting the universities of Belgium and Franco
 Thomas F Crane, professor of languages and literature in Cornell university, has been invited by the French government to act as a member of committee under whose auspices is to be held next summer at Paris the Folk Lore congress.
 Prince Krapotkin, the famous Russian NJ hilist has decided to make London his home for the rest of his days Krapotkin would never be taken for Nihilist. He is gentle
 
 soft, frank-almost tender
 B. P Shillaber, better known as "Mrs. Burlington" now lives at Chelsea, one of Boston's many suburbs He is "A years of age and crippled with rheumatism He walks about the house with cane and goes out of doors only in @ carriage
 Noah Brooks and William D. Howerls are among the well known writers who have ] tO ata ho chine Mir. Brooks, who has been used to dictating his literary productions to stenog rapher, now sits down by typewriter and compoSes.
 Professor Erdman Encke, the German sculptor who is to construct a sarcophagus oi Emperor William for the Chartottenbure mausoleum, expects to have the monument ready in eighteen months. It will represent the emperor lying on his bed, tue figure being in white marble
 - The Chinese minister at Washington ex pends more money in telegrams and cable dis patches than the government of the Unitet States In communicating with the Chimes government he makes use of cipher, but @ his dispatches cost $4 a word his bills ar enormous His expenditures in telegraphin, reach an average of s1 600 week. Erastus Wiman, although one of the bust est men in New York, is model of method ical habits To rise early and retire not late than II o'clock if it be possible, is his rule he is the plainest of diners, careful as to hi health down to the smallest details, an enem, to any form of dissipation and thorough, domestic in bis tendencies and habits Sir Edwin Chadwick, who has just beel .knighted by Queen Victoria, is the oldest ma ever admitted into the ranks of chivalry, be , ing in his 9lst year. He wrote an article fo The Westminster Review sixty years ago an his whole life seems to have been passed o ,, committees, councils, congresses, commission and conferences in connection with the Eng , fish Social Science association. Robert Louis Stevenson, the novelist, who's
 i'll health necessitating his long yachtin 3 cruise was said to have been due to excessiv l indulgence i'll cigarettes, is reported to hay s overcome his desire for tobacco in that bane g full form and to be much improved physica f ly in consequence. It is also known that
 Marion Crawford, the author, was also vit
 tim to that habit, which, however, he sus ' cessfully overcame.
 :, The Earl of Rosebery is described by J London paper as follows: "When one lool at the clean shaven and impassive face, eyt e cold and warm, inscrutable and eloquen d dull and sparkling-one inevitably thinks { a those weird heroes of Balzac that cut the D way to fame by sheer dint of courag f coolness, audacity and adaptability." So fa s Q Lord Roseberys great feat has been his ma = riage to the ugly daughter of the Englis . Baron Rothschild She brought her husban U dowry of nearly 5.OO0, ,000.