Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1892-08-06
Personal POINTS.

EI- Senator ingalls, is nov in Vienna,
whence he will 20 to Rome and then back
to Berlin. where he has already made
brief stay He will return home by way
OF Paris and London about SEPTEMBER l
Rudyard ling will spend the summer
in Samoa ebert LOUIS Stevenson,
and they will swap opinions on American
newspaper syndicates and their penurious
treatment Of brilliant eeniuses.
Marshal MacMahon Is going TO publis
his memoirs. What lot Of fellows there
ere Who think that the world is aching to
have them tell about affairs that we're
worn threadbare in the papers years ago
King Charles Of Rolmania VINO Is now
Visiting Queen Victoria, ID known to the
western world chiefly az the husband Of
Carmen sylvia" me poet Queen Eliza
beth, but his tame in Europe rests on
much more substantial ground He is al
very enlightened monarch, and during
the quarter Of d century he has ruled
over ROumania be has brought that little
kingdom from chaos to perfect order. He
Is hljy.two years old and every inch
king, as British statesman once said
Of him,
The heroine OF the latest novel in which
England is interested, MISS KIkorIian's
A Daughter Of Mystery, ls a gypsy girl
possessed OF extraordinary mesmerio pow
ltis just little more than a century,
py the way, since DR.. Mesmer, the German
deliver into the occult, gave novelty loving
Paris ,,s hrst ca perIence OF the mysterious
mental ioIce which now, under the
guIse Of aypnousm, il so much In
vOugue. HIS seaDCes were attended
by many OF the tashioRab.es whose
heads were soon to iall beneath Dr. Gull
lCln's oIead machine until finally the
academy, for the public good, put stop
to Mesmer's antics. 1t was just It that
tine, too, that Paris was learning ils
hIst Lessons OF the balloon from the Mont
golaeis teachings, and duohesses we're
not 100 pcud to shake hands with the
DANG aeIoGout DE BozieE after his hrst
ascent IN one Of the new hot-air bags.
Ike guests of the Fountain house, Wau-
kesha, were astounded Monday night on
learning that while the hop was IN
progress Miss Lulu Kerr, daughter Of
Alderman william r. Kerr, Of Chicago,
had quietly gone with Rupert l.. Calvert,
OF ST. Louis, to the residence Of Rev. Dr..
Blue, Of tie PresB teTlm church, and,
with Mrs Blue and ~ I, Powell, OF
Atlanta, Ga, as witnesses, had been
married. he bride Is petite, presty and
scarcely Is years Of age, while the groom
Is hauGA1lC, - 5ems old, wee PRESIDENT
of the Faue. Calvert Paint company OF st.
Louis, and worth $500, GOO, Mi Kerr
had left for Chicago early in the day, and
another gentleman to whom Miss Kerr
was said to be engaged had just arrived,
80 that the whole affair resolves itself into
romantic elopement. Mrs. Kerr was at
the springs, however, and was induced to
give her blessing, So it is Elely that MIR.
and Mrs. Calvert will start in married lite
a. the hero and heroine Of pretty and
successful romance.
Bar Halbor rs full Of romance Big
Thunder, he king Indian Of the village,
tell visitors that the spot where Mr..
Blaines 1tndeuce now stands was the
home Of the chiei Of the Mount Desert
tribe, and that there he lived and uied.
There is an OLD ln0Ian superstition that it
is lgd luck to abide where chief has
He'd TIE Indian element at Bar
Hubor supplies any amount Of
fun for the tourists. A few DAYS ago
Mrs Hattie Blaine went down T. the
camp to get basket for her mother, who
is very fond of lndisn trlnkets As
every enc knows, she is very darkroom
piNiored, being a pronounced brunette,
with deep, emnes, black eyes, She found
basket that just suited htr, ana locking
Up at the Iodlan dealer, sand; How
much Is tlh?" "Me moo charge You
anything, he answered, you handsome,
you like Indian girl" Miss Hattie went
home oyeTjoyed with her gift.