Mohave County miner., 1889-05-18
PERSONAL ooeslp.

PERSONAL ooeeip.
John I. suilivas has ~ es,sbrsssd his
NH birthday. s
Long John Wentworth was worth ee.0oo..
600 whsn hs died.
Charles King, Of Middistown, Mass. is l07
years old and has over oo0 living descend
ants.
Mi2 Crabtres Glotta) has just spent s25, 900
for bric-a-brac 10 ornament her house ~
Lake Hopatcong
The young Duke OF Newcastle IL "a years
old and not at all handsome, but he has an
income Of $500. 600 year.
Mrs. Fumi Ando, the wife OF tho japanese
consul general at Honolulu, devotes her tims
largely 70 temperance work. AZ
Sir Moreil Mackenzie was impellcd 10
study medicine and surgery BY the sarnsse
advice ct his widowed r,other.
Henry Willard says he attributes hIssuccsaD
~ o railroad man to the knowledge he gained
Of human nature by newspaper work.
A handsome offer has been made 10 Col
Robert q. Ingersoil by a foreign manager 30
deliver forty lectures in Europe next spring
Tho Comtessc do Paris has ordered 800
small gold roses TO present TO some of the
most faithful adhereEts OF her husbands
family.
John Ruskin has at length permitted q
photograph Of himself to be given to tho
public Ruskin loves beauty, but he Is not
beautiful
John q. Whittier's great ambition when
be was boy was TO become politician.
But the world gained by the fact that be did
not lay his pipes, but piped his lays
"Mr. Gladstone Is at work ON his own auto.
biography" says Chicago newspaper. Glad
stone Is great man, but he could hardly
write another mans autobiography.
Tho Duke and Duchess d,Aosta dispensed
with honeymoon and are living quietly se
the dukes palace. They will shortly pay
visit 10 Empress Eugenie at Marlborough.
Mr.. Hubert Herkomer, In recent lecture
upon art, said that an artist had mo right"
TO paint the postraiSof man with whom he
lad no sympathy or Of q woman whom be
did not admire
Tho Roy. r. L. II. Pott, young Episco-
palia1 clergyman Of Greenwich, Conn. who
went out 70 China about year ago, has
married Miss y. n. Wong, whose father was
the iirst Chinese convert to Christianity.
Cardinal Gibbons is small man with stsel
gray eyes, closc cut gray hair and q genial
manner. he never refuses q visitor, and is
always willing, when interviewed on any i'm
portant subject, 10 talk--about the wssther.
The late Mrs. Burns Macdonald, men,
toned by the queen In her Journal N sole
hcircss aud descendant of the Macdoiialds Of
Glencoe, was fascinating little grsad-
mother at the age Of 40, excessively fond Of
dancing, particularly waltzing. and beau
tiful embroiderer Of her own evening dresses.
Tho news from Europe that Mime. Nicolini.
Patti, not being able 10 find purchaser for
craig-y-Nos, has decided TO turn the castle
into an institution for the cultivation Of the
voices Of poor but gifted girls n she shall
carry out this design her farewell concerts
tours End even her high prices win bs for
given.
The Duke Confucius, lineai descendant OF
China's greatest sage, IN one Of the greatest
personages In Pekin He ID about 20, and
OF singularly aristocratic snd prepossessing
appearance. His noM is of kind very un-
common amongst tie Chinsse, bsing OF the
type known q the RonnAa, but snail and
Anely chiselsd ~
Mrs Towhom, Who had BEEN housskecper
at Warwick oastas, Ksgland, for Q great
many years, has just died, leaving fortune
Of s350, 900. An of this money she bsQueathed
to her master, who ID not wealthy. Mrs.
Towhom made her money from tips obts med
from sightseers-a cass Of gstting wesith in
fss simple, as IL were.
Lord Hereford, who arrived In Gan Fran
cisco from Japan, took pains while travelling
10 the cat coast OF Africa TO visit many of the
localities made famous In Rider Haggard's
"SEe." On one spot whore two tribes fought
. battle, in which 2,00o men were slain, his
lordship picked up a number of human bones,
which be prizes highly ~ souvenir.
Rider Haggard has q curious theory re-
garding the fate Of Henry n. Stanley. He
thinks that the explorer is alive, but that he
has been seissd, taken into this interior OF
Africa and deified by soms OF the tribes. He
10 inclined 10 think that Stanley win b
treated with the greatest Kindness and yen-
sration. but that ns win mot be permitted to
sscapa s3e
Alderman Whitehead, who win be installed
lord mayor Of London, is q fan maker by
trade. He 10, OF course, very wealthy, a.
The salary for his year Of Office, e30,Oo0, win
not suffice for more than half of his ex-
penses The glories OF the position are many.
The lord mayor ranks and has the precedence
Of an English earl during his reign OF twelve
months. a
Chief Justice Fuller's family win be a great
addition 10 Washington society. OF his
numerous daughters, three are old enough to
indulge In social gayeties. They are pleasant,
well hammered girls and viii be popular
There is fourth daughter, who Is studying
music in Europe, who has reached the age
deemed necessary for an entrance to society.
6ts will be home this fab.
George w. Childs has at his country scat,
near Bryn Mawr, grove Of trees each of
which was planted by some famous person.
Gen. Sherman planted pine tree there on
Arbor Day. Mr.. Childs
greatly regrets that he has not q tree planted
by Sheridan. Tho late iamented general In.
tended 10 plant o tres at "Woottono last year
when MIRA, Cleveland went through that
Professor Won Lauer, physician to the late
Emperor William Of Germany, holds the
rank OF general I'm the Prussisn army. In
December be will celebrate the sixtieth snni-
vcrsary OF his entrance into the public
service. He was appointed surgeon at tho
Charity hospital Berlin, In 1928, and re-
NAMED there over two years, when he was
made an army surgeon. He has 1ust com.
pleted his Soth year.
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