Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-02-09

"EessGte kss been sssslatsd into mo240 Groek.
 Of all Ar. Hovslls' vcz!xs, ''veset.aa Lifep has had rse largest saIe.
 Ths entire sskAte Iatt by Dr. James gres- man Chrkr Is worth Loas than S32, ,CO0.
 It is estimated that 1t will take ten years b IoSAish all the posth araous works of Victor Hugo
 Mrs. ausan Wallace, wife of the author of Ben Hur," has a new work, "Repose ia Egypt"
 kr B. Stevens will tsn the story of his Roath Pacific Guise in about fifty short serial articles
 Gerald Massey tlaa Enslish poet, is now tn America and will give lectures throughout the coustEy.
 Laura Daintry denies that she is 'Sa legiti- mate otSsIning of the erotIc brain of Eua Wheeler Wilcox"
 New lyrics have been introduced Into '"The Cup" by Lord Teunyson at the request of Miss Mary Anderson-
 Anna Katherine Greene preserves the old stumpe of tAs pencils with which she has written her eAles.
 Max O'Rell formed a copartnership with an elevator boy in Boston, and will use some stories the boy told him. An unpublished poem by Wordsworth, roo lines long, will appear in Macmilans new edition of the poets workA
 M. Emile Zola was inspired, 30 1t is said, to write "Le Reve" by Lord Tennyson's line in "Locksley Hall Sixty Years After.n
 Mrs Alma Tadema and Mrs Edmund Gosse arc sisters, and they resemble each ether in being blonde, tall and quite talented.
 Bret Harte, Mark Twain, Bill Nys, E. W. Howe, Charles Egbert Craddock and Joaquin Miller made their first successes in western tournala
 Dr. Leland Miller, of Sheffield, Mass, has given e40,o00 to Williams college to establish a chair in American history, literature and eloquence.
 It is said that Whittier's ambition when 6 young man was to become 6 politician, but that he was saved only by tho fearful appeal. of his friends.
 Mr. A. Miner Griswold, perhaps better known ns Eat Contributor" is to enter tn, lecture field to give tho public information about Queer Folks"
 Mrs Austin Dobson, wife of the vel known poet, has taken up the profession O letters, having just published "Cherry burn, 0 volume of short stories.
 Rider Haggard writes in a pleasant corne room of his charming old manor of Ditch ingham, which Is overrun with Banksh roses, clematis and jasmine.
 A London author has written thirty novel In three years. This beats the record of an, living man, but the writer's enormous labo has brought him only s1 900.
 MT. Tracy Robinson, the poet. is ''54, rosy sweet tempered, sunny hearted, gray, hand some, good" and has been connected wit the Panama Canal company since 1860
 It is said that Gen. Lew Wallace expec, , that his tragedy, "Commodus, which wi appear in Harper's early in 1880, will do nor for his reputation than did "Ben Hurn
 Speaking of the personal appearance (
 Lord Tennyson, Edmund Yates says that th L laureate is a cross between Guy Fawkes an the mysterious recluse of melodrama-
 Mir P. J. Stimson, who wooes fame urrit n the nom do plume, J. S. O Dale, who is abo, Is S5 years of age, is blonde and very tall, e
 fleets the English in dress and accent, and
 wealthy.
 y Miss Olive Schreiner, author of the "Stor l. of an African Farm" is an English gove
 ness who was born at the Cape of mixed Ge
 man and English parentage, the daughter
 missionary.
 n A Boston literary genius invents nam % for books and plays, copyrights them al
 waits for bidders; his stock now consists 0 twenty-eight titles, for one of which he VI ' offered several hundred dollars. T. Mrs. Laura c. Holloway, originally Te t. nessee girl, whose parents lost their pro IT erty during the war, kept them, by her boo " and her diligent newspaper work, in gre L. comfort to the end of their days
 Mr. Ruskin has confded to his admire that shelf of the little cabinet in his stuc
 "is loaded with poetical effusions which we
 the delight of my father and mother, al
 which have not got the heart to burn" or MT. Frank Dempster Sherman, the DO, ne sends in the moSt beautiful copy imaginab in it is more like old English print than t IT. work of the pen, and each letter is formed IF IT delicately and clearly as though engraved. u. Mrs. Mona Caird, who started the disc, es sion on "Is Marriage Failure" spends mt ,y- of her fiua m n Iarre eState in Har,rsl,;