Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-10-30
PERSONAL MENTION.
Lord Randolph Churchill Makes Some
Sharp Remarks About His Old
Colleagues.

Herbert Spencer is a man of medium
stature, with pink and white cheeks and
kind gray eyes.
Lord Lytton's health is said to be Sc
riously compromised, and he thinks OF
resigning his post of Ambassador to
France.
Baron de Rothschild's hobby is pho
Biography. He commences his pleasure
each day at e A. NJ and transfixes many
family scene and view.
Don Carlos, pretender to the throne OF
Spain, who is living at the present time
in Venice, is said to be badly in need of
money. He vas obliged according to re
ports to pawn his jewels short time
ago.
When he visited America in 1881 Bou-
LANCER showed nothing of the Top in his
dress or the snob in his manner. He
wore but one of his medals, and that
pinned inconspicuously on his vest,
where it was practically concealed by his
coat.
Judge Allen Fl. Morril of Alabama is
mentioned as likely to fill the vacancy
on the Interstate Commerce Commission
caused by the death of General Bragg.
Judge Morrill, was formerlya law partner
OF Senator Pugh, who will urge his ap-
polntment.
John d. Rlcke eller, who has been
c mined t. his home at Forest Hill Tor
some weeks past, is very sick man.
Several physicians examined him, and
declared him to be free from organic dis
ease, but decided that his nervous sys-
tenn needed absolute rest.
Again the reproachful news comes
from abroad that Louis Kossuth. the
hungarian patriot, now blind and old
Is living IN wretchedness and poverty in
Turin. Forty years ago, when he Wis.
tied America, the simple mention OF
the fact that he needed funds would
have brought forth hundred offers OF
assistance.
Slgeerd, son of Hendrick Ibsen. has
become engaged to Bergliott Biorson.
daughter Of the Norwegian litterateur
Young lhsen is a physician quite well
Known IN Munich, where his father has
until lately been residing for MANY wears
and the bride-elect contemplated a pro,
lesslonai musical career. The wedding
is not expected to occur in the near fn9
ture.
The late Archbishop of York WAS sit.
ting next to Queen Victoria at dinner an
one occasion, when her Majesty asked
him how he liked his picture which had
lately come ont in Tanitg Fair. 'tWoIl
your Majesty" said DR.. Mayee g NV,
children think it isn't half ugly enonob
for me-" This reply so amnsed t5a
Queen that she burst into uncontrojlabie
laughter.
Michael Munkacsy, the artist. snent
TIE greater part of the summer at his
castle in Luxembourg. A part of his time
was also passed at Neuilly. near PARIS
IN experimenting the construction of bis
new studio. Munkacsy intends tn na;nt
ms grea7 picture, The Conouast Of
hungary by the NJ gyars in the naw
studio. tie has already finished tbe
sketches for the painting. '
Lord Dutferin will retire from active
diplomatic service early next wear ac-
9ording to Mr.. Lucy, now writing the
London letters of the New York Trfbnan
lie Is only In his sixty-tifth year but ba
wants rest. 1t is understood, saws Mr.
Lucy, that his successor at Rome viii ha
iruihnond Wolff, who has da-
clded that he has had enough Of Tn
ran, where he has been Minister for
several years. minister ior
Lord Randolph Churchill made sbarr
remarks about his old colleagues S" ana
their approaching defeat to a south a ae
rIcan interviewer the other dav. and
somebody sent marked copy IL I tba
Marquis OF Salisbury. The nob'e ord
replied with quotation from Disrae al; y
Oonlngshy y: The political erana :
were sour tor Mr.. Rigby. A pronbet 81
evil, he preaehe only mortihcat ~ 81 .,
repentanee and despair to hi late c eo,
Eugene Field planned to decorate tho
books OF his library with a coat.ofe rn ome
anu 10 that end proceeded to 6nd n,s,,
INST what this was. Success crnwnoa NV ~
EFFORTS, but the family motto was s, uis
lacking, and this involves surtbsr ! sun SUI
one ~, day he discovered that Marsh lay;
Field, the Chicago merchant was s's ats MAJ
ing muslin with this same coat.of s.alnp-
Shereupon the bibliophile decidsd ', -
abandon his.c cherished purpose se a. ! ad TO
ecra'ion OF the treasures on his sbs, ues-