Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-14
PEOPLE OF PRoMINFNcp

VI PROMINENCE.
p, y MONUMENT ~ to the memory Of ~;
aslia' the African explorer VII; i1'i i II
erected IN Nelsse, Germany VII WV oe
SISTER and little daughter i've "neie MS
.ar SUBSCRIPTION will be taLan p'pu-
mortal shaft. 'ui'u the me-
u.L ar Nasoya, III China, a merch,,+
VINO Is IN his Goth year. has ;nsi t' u !;
Nprced his twenty-sixth vile 'a ana " +
apout to marry the twentrlSo "llu u IS
ne had resolved when he was v vor1a,' a.
marry thirty wives. and is dal;nhSi 20
' ,nat ne has now only three more '1 ~
.h AZ h ss ". NAGAsAKI and C. Watanahe
We FORMER representing the Snao;n'
pahh OF Yokohama, and the latter th ~
imperial Bank Of Japan. arrived 'n ~
DehScr yesterday from the West ~ 90" ~.
are visiting the United states for t tba
purpose OF studying the silver uuestion
SIR JULIAN pAUNCEForE. the Rr;tis,
ambassador at Washington, has = stand.
ing order at the embassy reoardinn
cfanks. The other day an Irishman
named Michael Berry called and asked
Tor an audience. His actions demon.
s1rated that he was a crank. Within
lhree minutes after he entered the
doors OF the embassy he walked ont
AGAIN In charge of a policeman.
HE Gould boys never miss an onnor
UNITY to care for their own interests
EDWIN Gould is going to exchange New
OK lor 1arrytoWn as q place of resi-
dence. by this move Mr.. Gould as one
or the executors of his fathers estate
VIII annually save a personal property
TAX or slS2,OOO and OF 81 $50 on $lUO. 900
valued. -
THERE are thirty women registered in
the postgraduate department at Yale.
Last year at this time there were
twenty-three.
TIE hereditary throat trouble which
Is last reducing the Princess of Wales
to the stonedeaf condition of her
mother, the Queen of Denmark, has
made Its appearance in the Princess
Maud of Wales, whose weakness of
the throat will, it is feared, impair her
hearing.
IT would be a pleasure to know Miss
Smith of England" better. She is
described as the protector of ''inex-
penslVe homes for gentlewomen."
Among these desirable places are some
small furnished cottages as low as 81 %
a week. After Miss Smith shall have
housed the impecunious gentlewomen
OF England, she will be more than
welcome on this side.
Mrs. w. J. BAIRD has won for the
third year in succession the county
medal for the first prize three-mover in
the Sussex chess problem tournament.
Already this year Mrs. Baird has won
slN first prizes and two second. In each
of the competitions she was the only
woman playing Besides her success in
chess Mrs. Baird has, during the past
summer, won five prizes at archery.
\ NEW school of medicine for women
has been started at st. Petersburg. to
which the state contributes $4,000 rou
bles annually The course at the school
lasts four years, but students are ex-
pected to work from one to three years
as we'll in hospitals for women and chill
drcn before presenting themselves for
the t,,..AAi examination.
SARAH BERNH>EbT hls acquired two
strange pets Iii the shape of @ couple OF
jaguars They are not yet past the
kittenish age, but are already beautiful
creatures with formidable claws and
teeth. Nine. Bernhardt has 4 passion
for wild animals, and thinks she would
like villa in some geological garden.
THERE are very agreeable Prerequisites
in the life of royalty. For example, the
Duke and Duchess of York have ac-
cepted Il present of three handsome
pairs of skates frtm the Metropolitan
Branch OF the National Skating Associa-
ton, Of which his Royal Highness is
president. Two pairs are adjustable
figure skates, the sole plates OF which
are of solid silver, elegantly engraved
with the royal crest, the white rose, ana
a suitable inscription.
BEERBoHN TREE, the English actor,
has 4-year-old daughter who mas a
fondness for snakes. She keeps pet
snake in the house to the intense sor-
row of the maids. Now, however, she
wishes to enlarge her dumb retnue by
the purchase OF Il pony. She told her
father ''Im afraid, SAID that gentle
man, THAT | can't afford to give you
one lust vet" Chen" said the child,
with great severity, why don't you act
better and get more money
JAMES PAWN has been telling some
strange stories of why and now people
lave themselves photographed. mere
was the maiden, for instance: VINO
wanted 10 soften the heart ofan offended
lover and therefore had herselfdressed
in crave clothes and photographed III a
coffin. Unfortunately, the shock was
too much for the mental equilibrium OF
her lover, so she was worse OH II an pc
fore. Mr.. Pawn also tells OF young
man who made himself as ugly as posi-"
ble when facing the camera, ana en-
planned that he wanted to pfeak Oh tilo
engagement.