The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1891-08-15
PERSONAL MENTION.
MISS Maggie Mitchell of Oregon is One of
the Bellies OF Paris.

Prince and Princess Bismarck have
left Friedrichsruhe for Schonhausen.
Secretary Foster grows so enthusiastic
when he sees good baseball play that he
throws up his hat like any boy.
II is said that the Princess Clemen-
tlne, the youngest daughter OF the King
oi the belglans, will enter a nunnery.
Mrs. DR.. j. S. Holloway of Springfield.
D., has fallen heir to 81 900 600 left by
her uncle, Sir James Baxendale. an Eng
lish Knight.
Jay Gould turns the scales at 1O7
pounds, but he h"s often turned the
scales on Wall-street men of more than
twice his weight. ''
President Lyon g. Tyler of William
and Mary College is engaged upon no.
htlcal history of Virginia, for which he
has accumulated vast amount of ma-
terial.
M. Cabinet, the French portrait paint
er, says that Miss Maggie Mitchell. the
daughter of the Oregon Senator. is one
OF the most be lutiful women ever seen
in Paris.
Andrew Lang is tall, thin and dark
and has laugh without music. He has
also Mark Twain drawl, is near AZ wears
OF age and is one of the hardest workers
in England.
Miss Virginia Knox of PittsburO who
married the bogus Count di Montercole.
is going to try her matrimonial Incl
agaln-thls time with John p. McKen-
zle, Baltimore newspaper man.
General Greedy has been invited to at
tend a meeting of the international Po-
lar Conference in Munich September 7.
The other eleven nations represented in
the cooperative observations of I88l-3
will be represented.
Lord Stanley, the Governor-G General NJ
Canada, is jolly good fellow and a pom
ular and easy-going nobleman, enioying
life to the utmost. He enters into Ca
madam sports and pastimes with great
vigor and heartiness.
Ex-senator Ingalls, has solved the ones
ton which everybody is asking by con-
sentlng to become one of a party which
is to make tour through Southern Eu-
rope and the Holy Land. The party ia
TO consist OF twenty-five persons.
The Worlds Fair Commissioners are
meeting with splendid welcome in Lon
don. Sir Cunliffe Owen, who has repre-
sented England at every worlds fair for
the last quarter of a century, tells them
his countfymen intend to make great
show. - e -,ss -,sa'.
James Gordon Bennett's recent Gift of
$4,000 to the omnibus or stage drivers
during their late strike has made him
extremely popular with the French
working classes and led them to regard
him as a benefactor to whom they can
appeal in an emergency.
George A. Pillsburv of Minneanolis
has endowed the Pillsburv Academy Of
with $1,000 for five free
at the new University of
Chicago, to be awarded to five students
of the academy who have attained the
highest grade in scholarship. Charles
Colby has endowed the Beaver Dam
Academy of Wisconsin with five similar
William Henry Smith, First Lord of
,he Treasury, will soon be elevated to
the peerage. Mr.. Smith is the leading |
news agent in England, and the firm of
William H. Smith & Sons controls every |
book and news stand on all the princi- |
pal railway lines in the country. An
appropriate title for his peerage would |
be Lord Newsstands.
Count Holstein- Holsteinburg, Chief |
Court Marshal of the King of Denmark,
whose recent marriage with a singer OF |
dancing hall created such sensation |
N Copenhagen, has been placed under |
guardianship. The sportive Count, who |
vas successful in the spirited contest
tmong the jeunesSe dOree of Denmark for |
he young woman's hand, enjoys the re-
'pectable age of so years.
1t is believed that Alexander Dumas
will portray some gambling scenes from
Monte Carlo in his new comedy, ar he |
pent several weeks last winter at that
esort, closely observing the play, but
never stalking even a sou. Dumas has |
persuaded M. Febvre of the Comedie
Franchise to withdraw his resignation
ind remain another year in order to Gre
lte the principal role for this comedy.