Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-01-03
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Wwuthe death of Senator de fayette
he famous family has become extinct.
PIT BARNuM has almost entirely re-
mered from his recent serious illness.
Col. john 5. MosBY, Of the late Con-
slerae army, is said to be interested
lima Mexican lottery.
Dr.. WV. T. HARRIS, of Washington,
United States commissioner of educa-
lion, is visiting in Boston.
Km KALAKAUA is writing articles on
hp labor problem Of Hawaii for the
An Francisco Examiner.
a DISTINGUISHED French artist now in
Mw York City has recently been en-
ased in painting the picture OF Jay
COULD
THG commission Of the Philadelphia
register Of Wills from the estate of
laiah V Williamson amounted to near
h $1,000
JonN FIsKE, the historian and essayist,
SmnOunced for q course of lectures on
+ American History" before the Brook
\ N Library Association.
SnNLEy declined to give his autograph
0tbe Senate pages in Washington, who
make Il business of collecting signs
manual Of great men.
lIGS. STANLEY has been spoken of as a
beauty, but it Is the keen intelligence
l2t shines in her great eyes which wins
her the greatest admiration.
l0RD l.yTToN DIETER known to the
world OF letters rs Owen Mereditn) is
y le present British ambassador n
ans His Sunday morning breakfasts,
(Which he brings together the greatest
l%snry and diplomatic lights, are the
Ik OF the town.
PEOPLE vino knew Robert Garrett,
lM knew him well before his long i'll
leSS, are unit in declaring that, not
outstanding his eccentricities, he was
@e OF the most m-hearted and gem
uO0S OF millionaires.
MRS. JEANGE p. CLARKE, whose ingenu-
T.. has given the world the "Game OF
rC,'ucS, the most successful and yalu-
0P game given the public in many
years, IS the wife Of James w. Clarke,
~el editorial writer of the Globe.
LITTLE LIONEL BURNETT, who died of
assumption the other day, was not the
@slAaI of Little Lord Fauntleroy,"
gQugn he has generally been supposed
"Oe. That honor fell 10 the younger
@a,, VIVIAN, who is III Washington with
@ Iather DR.. ;. Il. Burnett.
1aim rl>HA is slowly dying IL Cey-
pn' INe place of his lifelong eX IL. 1t
~ rS 0een suggested that an appea be
t Iaae To the British government asking
r VIA some more fitting place be selected
a snyFe me unhappy Arab chief can
Ttye ont his exile.
,, i9GG supervisor OF drawing in the
E Fo,lt schools of Providence, K. l.,
S @T AoMe VI. White, holds one of the
SneSt positions in education occupied
any Woman in New England, having
~ U 100 schools under her charge.
At fiN>rEIN has now resigned for the
foV y, time from the conductorship OF
@i %l4 ~ Petersburg Conservatory. 1t is
~, NJ" Inat The young Russian composers
G working against him, as the con-
%t ., NM al uld-Umer and "Out OF
e5 a'M bEWnON, the English novelist,
,'bN. 4IiC - A'lI~. 4fLStA w tii5 ~
Inscribed as i tall, dark. earnest-look-
nn Woman With peaked features and a
rorE P'eA,2n indicating long hours OF
DenS G She talks well, dresses ex-
D. 9,'eN and wears costly jewels.
n MiT NJ, " ALDO EMFRSoN's son, DR.. Ed
i IN Wv Emerson, lectured on Thoreau
nm IIUnc9rd last week. He earnestly
mro 1l%'eo the notion that Thoreau was
bat y an echo of Emerson, and claimed
GTidSnnaGriI former possessed a marked in
T~ r"SIl'y which precluded imitation.
iiaa,,IOu sts Of John Boyle O'Reilly, by
BostnvnoI scuiptors, are exhibited III
Aecritti oot are sharply condemned by
] a6Ivu nS The Advertiser says: prob
Nil nothing in the way Of sculpture
\ aiHnH'er exceed Donoghue's bust OF
be wa mt which he executed just before
q vent to Paris"
'N' ROBERT F. LEES birthday, Janu-