The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-07-14
PURELY PERSONAL.

Justice Field is the only Supreme Jus
tice remaining who sat in the famouu
Electoral Commission.
Ex-Attorney-General Garland is paw
ing his annual visit to his summer HON,
at Hominy Hill near Little Rock.
Mr.. Harris, the composer OF the popu
lar song After the Ball, " will, it is said
realize over sl0O, 900 from its sale.
Ex-Governor Richard J. Oylesbv OF II
linols told reporter the other day that
Just now he is more interested in pota.
toes than politics.
Colonel John :. Mosby, the famou.
ex-Confederate, is practicing law in San
Francisco. He is nearly 90 years old
but stands straight as an arrow, and is
full OF vigor.
Andrew Carnegie has rented besides
Craig Castle in Scotland Craig-dhu
House, two miles from the castle on the
banks OF Loeb OWE, near the rocky re-
cesses where Prince Charlie took refuge
after the battle OF Culloden.
Albert Snider, grandson OF million
aire Lucky" Baldwin Of San Francisco,
has enlisted as private in the United
States cavalry. He says he likes the
army and means to study for commits
sion. His grandfather approves OF his
action.
Governor Russell Of Massachusetts, re-
ceived few days ago in his mail a box
containing cigar sixteen inches long
and two inches in diameter. 1t had been
sent by the Consul at Costa Rica, whose
designs upon the Governors health and
comfort can only be surmised.
Count Crispi, exsPremier of Italy, is
again ii, For several weeks he has been
a patient in his lovely villa, Lima, near
Naples. The Countess and the states
mans daughter are his devoted attend.
ants. He has been obliged to give ND
all attention to politics for the present.
Miss Mat Grim, the young novelist,
was born in Louisiana, but has spent
most OF her life in Georgia At present
she Is living in New York, and is en-
gagged on novel and play. In appear
ance she is graceful and girlish. She il
still quite young. Her first story was
IAN Unfortunit Creetur," a sketch of
power and pathos.
The Rajah Rajagan is having a high
old time at Newport. He has dined with
McAllister, and has seen Miss Lester.
The Rajah's explanation that he has
only two wives instead OF six, a calurnny
that was started by some designing
spanish Duke, has entirely relieved
Newport society from any embarrass-
ment in receiving him.
One Of the most brilliant and brave
officers Of the Salvation Army is Major
Susie NJ. Swift, who was a Vassar girl
nine years ago, when she decided 10 en-
list in the army with two college com
panions. She is the only native Ameri-
can woman who holds the rank OF Major
in General Booths battalion, and will
probably achieve higher rank in the near
future.
Rev. Elijah Kellogg, whose Sparta
Gus To the tIiadiators has been so many |
schoolboys' favorite defamation for |
many years, is still preaching on sun
lays in his church at Harpswell, Me-,
although he has passed his S0th birth. |
lay. He has done a wonderful amount
1f good among the fishermen OF Casco
Bay in his long career. He expects soon
10 retire from active service, but he can
never cease doing good as long as life
asts.
Ex-Governor Campbell Of Ohio is a
nephew Of the late Hon. Lewis d. Camp
bell, who was long a leader OF first one
md then the other of the great political
parties in Ohio and always popular.
Few men could excel him upon the
'tump. He was q small man, but a
orainy man and of great courage. 1t
vas l.. d. Campbell who sent the short
message 10 Billy" Brooks OF South
.arolina after his assault upon Charles
sumner, Meet me in Canada" But
3rooks thought il was "too far from
iOuth Carolina." ~