New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-21
PERSONAL.

rho Hon Fremont Cole. exspeaker Of the state
Assembly. will presently move permanently to
seattle, wash.
Among the summer jewellers at Cape May are Mrs.
Dupont. widow Of the Admiral, and Mrs. heafhy'
widow Of the General
Mrs p. IL. Sheridan and her children are a' MOI"
quit.
Mr. Euhu vedder has returned to Rome ai'er
four months on the Nile
81 Am only allowed says Prince Bismarck W
drink thrice a day-a quarter OF an hour ailer Ca
meal and each time not more than Iai OoVuo VI
rod sparkling Moselle Of very light and dry ohar
acter Burgundy and beer both Of which am ex-
,,,c,v fond Of are strictly forbidden 10 me; SO are
All the strong Rhcnish and spanish Wines ana even
claret For years past nave Dceh " ''''
abstainer from all these generous liquors. inu't "
the advantage Of my health ana my 'olNluo'' ;"
the sportlng sense Of the word. Formerly us'u !"
weigh over seventeen stone. by oOSciNi"e '''' "
men brought myself down to under fourteen ana
,,,,hon, any los, Of strcngth-ndced with gain. Ny
normal weight now Is l85 pounds. am "e'she"
rc every dav by my doctors orders. and any excess
~ that figure am al once set 10 work 10 geI r H
bv exercise and special regimen rue soG wen nm
a. ,,rli rs walk. Cigar smoking nave bn..r.i
aorotner of course under advice. 1t i u'p', nE
and bad Tor the nerves. An nVeterate sn,oa md
a ned t0 he gets through "A hundred lhoush,l ,
@,ars in his life II he reaches fair average Az.
T,t he would live longer and feel Detier al rt
Ia, ,f..y
-, long nine happily with deep bowl; ono ai'cr
ocH mr,I and | smoke nothing IN IL put D 1, -
T"sstrr tobacco which Is light, mild ana soUn, ,
Won viii see presently The pipe comes ~ NV
,.int ~ rod No,elwcin. IL Will be a "Ho'o E"tt
ii'nE ar and Won must help me out with IL. May w.
uoIa,' ma IA, ~ must not drink H. However, uo
rn"cpt arrancements suit me very well
"Tho Queens life at Balmoral,' says The Lacy,
a. exceedingly simple she breakfasts IN hcr dpa'V
or,s ,c,wcS o and 10. sometimes Princess
p..,ricc and other members OF the family VINO may
he stayinr at the castle take the matutlna meal WIZ,
nor nm, ofttimes she breakfasts alone, ana hcr ia'
have n movable feast in the large diningroom' iHo
suIte have special dinngroom set apart ior 'io'i''
and ,hcrc they can take their meals together eA'P'
ON ,arcuIar occasions when they are invited 10 Iier
vtos,r,s tahIc These invitations. however aro
ro,er issued for breakfast, for the Queen prefers "
ia alone in order that she may reject over uic P
,,,,. NJ the day shortly after 10 the cluo"n M
- e. devote herself the affairs OF the IauVl ~,
shrourh the dispatches which are sent 10 igr bon
W. H,i,, ,ers md with the help OF sir ichrs III
,'o i,ts down replies. sir Henry acting a. h
rbe worl. is usually over by /, aDout ', a.
inc ,hc Queens messenger starts TOT Lo n,cIock
.ilc Wy disnachcs to the Ministers. ~ oIiQon
,he omen lunches, Mtcrward she Hoee II" ',n,, 20
VI ~ ri hcr vigorous walks which are 80 W az
W. VI" nnarectic Of her ladies waiting inc uio
w, - not tiu q After dinner the usual Pia0HNo
M, tho Queen makes few ob5erNdllois W i
y u'' nd ~ about rctircs to her prlN1c aP" ~,
gueSs' nf Iate however there have been ctilses III
nlc"'S r,ng nrorrammcs in the direction Oh s'caUo'