Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-18
PEOPLE IN GENERAL

SENATOR BRIcE, of Ohio. weo,n
hair in almost the fac-simile Of Ills
auburn wig. 'ufy
LORD RANDOLPH Churchill. saw, !,
the newspapers did NOTHING IT,. TIE
about him while he was in Sout I"' he
ca. '
HORACE GREELEY's only b,o,
Barnes Greeley, lives on the old to ,lt
farm in Chautauqua County @''nlly
jamestown, \. Y. Neaf
The Sultan Of Morocco, hayip. !.
thrown by a white mule, has oTd oee3
the back of the contumacious bna"stf
be bastinadoed. "S' 10
DIR. HowARD BARRINGER at a =
of the oldest physicians in New one
and is still occasionally called j., noiN
consultation. At one time no ", WIS., lo'
noted specialist in children's dis sss
Mrs. X. J.. MINOR. of Louisiana ' "
of the Board OF Lady Managers oi Que IN /
Columbian Exposition. is a sncc ", sle
sugar planter, and, with her brot fIS'U
manages the affairs of a 5.000-acre nI",
tation. '",
BARTHoLDI's studio is crowded W,
new works in various stages of comfy "1l
ton. His latest production is a ar p,t
for a monument that is to cons 1f;;uup
the offering of wealthy citlzan u O
Strasburg to the Republic of Switgog
land.
The decoration of an officer Of q,
Legion OF Honor conferred upon Jamas
Whistler, the well-known etcher anS
painter, was given by the goyerpman,
as mark of it's appreciation of Mr.
Whistler's action in virtually present
ing one of his pictures to the art ca
lery in the Palace of the Luxembonra
PAsTEUR has an eye of wonders,
power. A visitor to his "menaeerio" IN
Paris, where he has gathered various
kinds of animals for experimental nss0
saw the chemist quell with glance
fierce Spanish mastiff which for his
terocity had been muzzled and chained
JonN MARcHMoNT MUNDY, the blind
sculptor Of Tarrytown, has completp1
the model for a statue of Waships0n
Irving. He can scarcely GistingnisI
light from darkness without the aid All
an opera glass, but mis- work has been
done almost entirely by the sense If
touch.
THE Grand Duchess Sergius of Russia
is so strikinglv beautiful that she is
known as 'The Crowned Ophelia."
Miss PHOEBE CoUzINs. of st. ious
who was partially disabled by an acc,
dent some months ago, still uses
crutch, but she is assured by her phvsi
clan that she will in time fully recover I
her powers of locomotion.
GEN. CHARLES r. FURLoNG. who rem.
resented federal authority in Weeks.
burg after its capture, and is beloved in |
the South for the excellent discretion
and tactful kindness he showed to the \
citizens, has the interesting peculiarly \
among rich men at least, of not keepngI
a bank account
II. r. II. ALBERT EDWARD, it is inter
esting to learn, wears an 49, collar, and +
has As chest, a 81 arm and Al (
waist.
Mrs. ROBERT GARRETT gave recep
ton in Baltimore recently at which free /
birds were seen fitting about among
the palms and other plants used in dee +
Grafton.
BosToNIANs declare that nature gave
Phillips Brooks ga weak mouth which /
by constant uplifting of the spirit
he has ennobled.
BoURKE CoCKRAN's house in Washing /
ton, the old residence Of ex Secretary
Rob 4son, is believed by the superst I
tious to be "voodooed."
THE name Cara, borne by the bandit (
who is cavorting around the Mexican
border, means both in Spanish and lta |
ian a White heron or egrel.
AID. GEN. MCCLELLAND will re-enter F
the Harrisburg Hospital, his condition
having become worse. He has been III /
for about three months.
BARON ARTHUR RoTlIscHILD, a newhew
Of the head of the great financial
house, is serving his twelve months IN
the French army as private soldier.
G. ? HUNTINGTON likes nothing bet
ter, when feeling out of sorts, than
to saw and split a few sticks of cora
wood. He used to do it for his health s
IT is reported that George Hanlon, Of |
the famous Hanlon Brothers, is abouttCI
retire from the spectacular arena ara
enter the ministry. He is now III /
Philadelphia.
Gov. FLOWER is quite as much OF
sportsman in his line as is eN-Preslden'
Cleveland. At trap shooting Mr.. Flow
er is said to have made score ofN oN'
Of a possible 100.