Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-03-16
~opFlGNERS AND OTHERS,

,,,rye@s Of the presidential inausur-
i j. ceremonies was Benjamin Patton
Z .%afance, o., who was in Washington
8 rs50 10 see Andrew Jackson take the
Iofoffice, and hasn't missed I'm in
',"rra,ion since. He is said to be the
!. Nv 'snryivor of the Office holders Of
q y, Jackson administration.
Ir,, VI. \. MOODY, a teacher in the
sr,5pr school on Broadway, South
1on will have served the city of Bos-
.r ' teacher titty-one years next
l,,,b Miss Moody became teacher
.no Nather School when it was first
.,npd, and also taught in the Law
nap School for several years. There
, snt one teacher in the public schools
me city who has served greater
ggth oftlme.
G1y SKELToN's great work of vindi-
s,on of Mary Stuart is at last in the
,.ss and will be issued in April. 1t
PRESENTS the labor Of many years, in
,i,b Queen Victoria has taken deep
! ,,arpst, and he will be enriched by q
,,af deal of original matter from the
Tindsor archives never before pub
.Ipd as we'll rs an exhaustive collec-
M of potraits and contemporary illus
ratons equally rare.
" VAN RYssELBERGHE, the celebrated
Electrician who died recently at Ant
mrp, was originally a professor at the
ybool OF Navigation at Osten, and in
3y6 was appointed electro-technical
a,yiser to the Belgian government. NJ.
I3ysseIberghe is best known by his in
patlon of the meteorograph, an cleo
Tie weather register, by means of
which it is possible to show at a central
ntion the meteorological conditions
neyailine in various localities.
ALFRED TENNYsoN Dickens, a son of
le novelist, lives in Cam berwell, q
ayurb of Melbourne, where he is in
nsnesB His brother, Edward Bulwer
rttOn Dickens, the youngest son of
the novelist, is settled in the adjoining
ebony of New South Wales, and re-
nesents WiIcannia in the Sydney Par
ament.
Thu Emperor William sent Gen. Won
hpe on his SOth birthday, large and
costly goblet, and the Empress gave him
sl0wer basket, containing eighty Mar
SaI Mel roses.
IuG first occupant of the bridal cham
tr in Atlanta's best hotel was Chief
Justice Fuller. The head clerk of the
hotel SAYS, and his testimony is that of
cher hotel clerks, that bridal couples
,ht shy Of bridal cham bers, SO called,
lh0tels.
J. J. WHITE, member of Congress-
eject from the Cleveland, O., district,
viii rank with the very rich men in the
next House, as he is worl h in the neigh
@rOood Of $1,000, 600. He didn't in
ent his money either, but made 1t ouo
dchewlng gum.
A. {. BUcNwITH, who will represent
Wyoming in the United States Senate
aF the next two years, by Gov. Os-
oFne appointment, went to Wyoming
tEy years ago, working his way across
lie plains with Il bull team. He is now
Cue OF the richest men in the state.
A WRITER in the Contemporary Re-
View who claims to have had superior
means OF Information, represents the
Emperor OF Russia as man Of inferior
Intellectual powers, fanatical in his re-
Noos ideas, a child in finance, and
NoFsh IN bis manners. He accepted
/ us kIngly office with reluctance, but
WIN an earnest conviction that it was
4e Will OF Providence, whose behests
~ must obey. SO far from being the
9O.ot others, he is the real instlgator Of
Tue 0arbarous persecution of the Jews
.NI other religious sects not in con-
n VINltV with tho (Nrnnly fNt,rrn1,
iAE Princess has a formidable name.
ES Victoria kawekin kaiulani Lunallio
@aNInUlahltapalp Cleghorn. Com
TNoner Thurston calls her simply
Mss Ceghorn. Her father, Archibald
w9 C!eghorn, born III Edinburgh,
"""ahd, was encouragement of GUS
SIS al Honolulu at the time Lilliuo-
a14nl was deposed, and incurred some
,IGNl among the natives for hanging on
eolhce after the provisional govern
Gsu' was set up. Her mother, the
anceSs Like Iii Ike, now dead, was Il
0~uger sister of King Kalakua and the
FUSED Queen Liliuokalani (Mrs.
] tomlnlS).
WIEN Fanny kemb!e was living in
hlted States she shocked her cook
,%ohd measure one day by most un-
,,,,,JSS'eWlieiy disregard for her dining
,G&y.em, That functionarv had come
r"r orders, but Mrs. Butler was writ
n"uo dld not wish to be disturbed.
some tine the cook tried in vain to
/ ~"ac' her mistress attention from
" manuscript, and finally exclaimed
l It ">pSIr; But ma'am those ducks ~
Il hn ,,t- Il
4 siy"y air ana drove the nousekeeper
WE,, responding in voice of thunder:
I ,, Coian, what have | got to do with