The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-08-10
POPULAR NAMES.

THE prettiest girl at Saratoga is said 10
| be q Cuban named Munoz.
EDWIN BooTR will spend much OF this
summer at Narragansett Pier.
Lucas SILVA, who was a doctor IN the
| independent Army OF Bolivia, IS still
alive. He has reached his l29th year.
ToHN BOYLE O'REuLY is building q
| fine cottage at Nantasket, but viii not
| have it ready for occupancy THIS year.
SENATOR BATE, of Tennessee, is travel
| ing in California, making observations
| on topics that are likely to come before
| Congress for action next winter.
| IRON EAGLE FEATHER, a Sioux Indian,
| has just completed the scientific course
| at Dickinson College. He received high
marks, but was, or course, Lo III his
| class
! DR.. JAMES HAMMOND TRUNBULL, for 40
| years a member of the Connecticut
| Historical Society, has declined re-elec-
| ton 10 the presidency Of It, which he
/ has filed for quarter Of century.
! STREETER. d white man who lived for
/ years with the Apaches, wearing their
| costume and adopting their habits, was
| shot and killed few days ago at So
/ nora. He was known as the White
| Apache"
| SECRETARY MOBILES house in Washing
/ ton, the old Tiffany mansion, is one OF
/ the most luxuriously furnished houses
| in the city. II contains, among other
| interesting things. a valuable collection
| OF ancient armor.
| LIEUT.. BR0wN, the executive officer Of
! the Trenton when she went pieces on
| the reefs Of Samoa IN the great gale, Is
| at Deer Park, Md, the guest Of his
| father-in-law, ex-senator Davis. His
! health is much shattered by exposure
| and hardships during his awful expe-
| riencC in the harbor of Apia.
| Nh. RUsKIN was once asked if it
| would not be well for the Welsh Ian
| euage to die out and be replaced by the
| English. God forbid :" he replied.
| The Welsh language is the language OF
music. There is no genius about the
| English language. The Scotch have got
all the poetry, and the Irish all the
wit; and how the devil we got Shakes
peare, l do not know"
MISSIONER, when in Paris, works be-
fore a large bay window, "on tiny easel
in keeping with himself and his micro
scopic paintings" He has ONLY d few
pupils, his son Charles, Detaille and
one or two others. MeissOnIer claims
that be has no method, and cOBse-
queEtF none 10 teaCH. LOOK At ma
ture and copy it. as I Go" IS what he is
quoted as saying to the young artists
Who ask his adyire.
The Chicago News says: New York
is raising a fund by popular subzcrip-
ton for the purpose OF erecting q m0nu-
ment TO I. Jefferson, late of Monticello,
who once wrote a msritOrious brochure
entitled The Declaration OF iudepeud-
ence." Mr.. Jefferson was great ana
wise statesman. His memory will live
even longer than il Will take New
York to build that monument, which
viii be at least q century.
To those who imagine the Shah 20 be
habited in turban and flowing robes
like other Orientals, ii may be Of inter
est to know that, whether al court or on
his travels, his dress differs but little
from that of a European military o.
tcer. The cOstumei Is simple as to color,
depending for its spleudor upon state
| occasions on the large diamonds VIII ch
serve as buttons, and literally form the
epaulets. The head covering which Is
never removed during the day, is. how
ever, essentially Persian, being slightly
conical and made Of a stuff Initiating
very fine black lambskin.