Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-03-03
IN THE UPPER WALKS

JHE King and Queen of Italv boro
aoanooned the idea Of visiting England
Clarence. WIG luxe OF
lie Prince Of Naples will start on a.
TOUR OF Australia. He will be accom- nan
lea Dy an official charged to renort ~,
Australia as field for Italian imm;ora-
ton iniillgra
MRS. BEERBoHM TREE PLAYS ODhez;n To
ner husbands Hamlet. It ia not nsnal
IoT great tragedians to be on such aeree-
apie terms with their welded wives
even in public. "i'00
MRS: FRANCIS HoDGsoN BURNETT. IA
nous Tor the price she gets for her writ
lngs, lost just $l3, in attemntino ~
make success of her latest plav. aThe
ShoWman's Daughter" o
City Engineer Benzenbero sent a
communication to the Common Connci1
10 locating bridge between the First and
thirteenth wards from the foot of Hol-
ton street to the intersection of Brady
and Van Buren, streets.
PRINCE CHRISTIAN has visited an oculist
70 try to have the eye recently lost re-
placed by glass eye. It was found
mat = the socket has not yet healed suf-
nclently to receive glass eye.
SETH Lowe, the youthful president of
columbia College, is man of some
what portly figure, with the general ap-
pearance OF a prosperous merchant or
banker.
THE ex-King Milan of servia is the
most frequent royal theater-goer in
Europe.
THEY say that Thomas Mast. the great
cartoonlst, grows younger as the years
pile up their burden on his shoulders.
In his New Jersey home at Morristown
he is sometimes seen cantering about
on horseback like boy.
FRANCES E. WILLARD recently refused
10 enter the dining-room of the Sunset
CLUB IN Chicago until the dinner was
over, lest she should see any of the din
ers IN the act OF imbibing wine.
JAMES RuNcIMAN is said to have writ
ten his Dream of the North Sum-"
which consists of 20, 900 words, in eight
days and with one pen.
The Marquis of Lorne sympathizes
with strikes that are reasonable, and
has often been known to contribute his
mite to Socialist fund.
THE King of the Belgians always
sleeps on camp bed. He is an adver-
sary of capital punishment, and no ex-
ecution has taken place in Brussels du-
ing his reign.
THE Empress Eugene always has on
her writing table miniature statue of
her son made by the late Prince Victor.
1t is of solid bronze, and supported on
pedestal of four French eagles,
Miss MARsDEN, who has been striving
to better the condition of the lepers in
Siberia, and is to present their cause to
to the Czarina, has travelled over 1000
miles on horseback in prosecuting the
work.
r. A. DoNNELIY, the new commander
of the New Jersey Grand Army De-
partment, entered the service as a
private, was prisoner at Libby, and
was discharged from the army on &C
count of disabilities caused by wounds.
ARTHUR BALFoUR, the late Irish sec
rotary, says he owes much of his sue
cess in life to his sister. Miss Balfour
is devoted to her brother, keeps house
for him, and sees to all his private and
unofficial correspondence.
The most eloquent pulpit orator i'll
Canada is DR.. George Douglass. He Is
blind, and his hands fall helpless in
front of him from paralysis, SO that he
appears half dead. But no one that
hears his voice can remain insensible to
tho charms of his oratOrv