Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-07-27
DAUGHTERS OF eve.

Princess Louise, of Lorns, is just 10 yeaa
u age
Miss Kate Field has arrived at Los An.
geles, Cal, for brief visit
Queen Victoria travels ar the Counties
Balmcrai- but her baggage Is marked Queen
Of England"
Mime. Carnot Is said 10 look not more than
''25" Tbs empress of Austria ''cannot be
over 81, say impartial observers.
Miss Jennie Flood personally manages her
mug fortune OF $500, 600. She does IL 70
successfully and enjoys 10 30 well that she is
not likely soon TO accept q partner IN the ~
sponsibility.
A Tekonsha CMichLI girl, who "a only
years old, hangs OH the most difficult piano
music with neatness and dispatch, although
abe can't read . note She 10 the marvel Of
the community.
Miss Phyllis Broughton, the English opera
eouffe actress who Ii about 70 marry the heir
Of wealthy English earldom. IL described by
the London newspapers as being good, pure,
womanly girl, without breath OF suspicion
70 tarnish her name.
Queen vistorias favorite bedstead cent
sstray for few hours Mt Portsmouth while
sn route with Its royal owner 10 Florence
1t was delivered with other ''properties- MT
/ the stage door Of q theatre and then the
awful mistake was discovered
Mms. Tussaud has added so her collection
Of relics tho camp bsistsad ON which the
Duke Of Wellington slept the night before
Waterloo. II Is a simple one OF ropes and
wood, and is barely six feet In length. With
tho merest pretense 10 q mattress
Tla LATE n,,l. - T,..sl.,,t Ia - p.f...t- :.
confession book, y In which the Princess OF
Wakes recorded that her favorite artist wss
Rnbens, her favorits author Dickens, her
favorite dish Yorkshire pudding, and her
favorite ambition non-interference In other
peoplel business
An insane woman escar Il from Michigan
ssyium, and to prevent tr,sg captured sh,
climbed tree. All effn Is to persuade hci
70 descend failing, the re was chol,pc,
Town and eased 10 tbs ground by the attend
ants. Its burden was then seized and taker
lack 10 the hospital
Anna Katherine Green, the author OF tb,
rlebrated novel, The Isavenworth Case,
living in bright and comfortable hom'
IN Buffalo, where she Is engaged In writing
sew detective story. Her famous book ha
now reached n circulation Of 100000 copie
md still finds ready sale.
The queen Of Sweden is having high OLD
lime at Bournemouth, England She ride
tally on a small and gentle donkey, and /
attended by two or three man servants car
wing hot water. What the water Is for u,
me has yet discovered, but, 80 long as th
queen rs happy, who caresi
Clara Louise Kellogg Is said 10 be masco
for men who bet on horse races Men wh
iepcnd on this diversion for their bread sa,
that 20 shake hands with tho prima donna /
sure 10 bring luck. The Duke Of Newcastl
Ince took her fancy for horse mt Ascot an
Won sa0OOO.-Chieaso Tribune.
Queen Olga, of ereece, IL a beautiful woman
With a plump, well developed form, thick
handsome hair, and expressive eyes She In
sweet and charming manners She is a fear
less horsewoman, but Is domestic withal, an
. Is often seen al hons spinning silk She |
isvotedly loved BY the Greek people.
The illustrious Mime. Alboni says that 4
all her career she never faced an aiidienc
without being scarcd half out OF her wits
Even now, having long retired from ia
public stag, though with her voice still a
perfect rs ever. she says she cannot stand u
70 sing before dozen friends in her ow
parlor without a dc Of nervous trembling
Women are beginning 20 appear on tn
list OF applicants for patents in England
Among them were Louisa Lawrence, OF Lor
don, for an invention OF improvements 1
letter AMI bill flies Elizabeth Aspinwall, q
Birkenhead, for a invention for ''polishin
! and cleaning laundry irons and aat irons;
FLORENCE King, of West Kensington Pari
: Cor an irv-niinn Of feeding spoons for Ia
/ fants and invita-