The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-07-13
PERSONS OF NOTE.

feftiueht fnfo9ropns OF keoPto %
Prominence Throughout the World
The late Secretary Greshsm's estate
is only worth $4,000.
NJ. Cachard, the legal adviser of the
United States embassy at Paris, has
just translated the Code Napoleon into
English.
More than 200 letters Of Pestalozzi,
the pedagogist, have been discovered .
at Yverdun, in the Canton do Vaud.
They relate to his school work while in .
the town.
DR.. Max. Nordau has turned from
theories of degeneration" TO lighter /
literary labors. He is at work ON u
play for the leasing theater, in Berlin,
and novel;
Lady Mary Scott, the winner of the
ladies golf championship in England
is the second daughter of the Earl OF
Eldon and great grand daughter of the
great lord chancellor.
Sir Frederick Bathurst is about to
sell the historic estate of Clarendon,
near Salisbury. Its palace was the
residence of the English kings from
Henry to Edward Ill.
The remains Of General Winfield
Scott Hancock will not be removed
from the Montgomery cemetery at
Norristown. The effort to have them
removed to Arlington. Va, has been
abandoned.
The managers Of the Ohio state
prison have just released On parole
the notorious convict William Berner,
whose escape from the Kallows in 1854
was the direct cause Of the bloody Gin
cinnati riots
NJ. Berthelot has devised means Of
measuring the temperature of AN en-
closed space without u Thermometer by
examining ray Of light sent through
the space at the points where it enters
and leaves it.
John Rogers statue of Abraham
Lincoln, which has been set up in the
Manchester, N. H., public library. rep
resents the president as studying a war
map The figure is one-third larger
than life-size.
Henri Rochefote, the French editor
whose long term OF exile in England
recently terminated, finds that he pre-
ters London 10 Paris. Upon his return
to the French capital he felt himself
to be a stranger.
CASTOR Pairs, who has just been ap-
pointed rector Of the university OF Par
Is In place Of NJ. CASTOR Boissier, the
new perpetual secretary Of the French
academy, is the greatest living ro-
nance philologist.
At last accounts Richard Watson
6ilder, editor OF the Century, was in
Berlin to attend the wedding Of his
sister in-law to an Italian nobleman
The bride Is sister Of General DeKay
United States consul general.
Comte de Mouy. formerly ambassa.
dor OF France at Rome, has declared
himself candidate for one Of the
fauteuils in the Academic Francai,.
left vacant by the death Of NM Victor
Duruy and Ferdinand de Lesseps.
1t is said that during the term OF
henry A. Darling Is executor Of the
Robinson estate, Of which Mrs. Hetty
d.. :: :, e'' I
Is tesa'ee' the latter mas changed
I .a"yS seven times ana hied 1900
" i'eihs III the executors ac- .
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Inc descendants OF old Governor
Thomas Wiggm have had their second
an annual reunion and banquet in Boston.
inomas W'ggin came TO America in
1881, and for many years was the viz.
tual owner OF part Of what is now
southern New Hampshire.
OF the 1000 needed 70 cree, tbs.
Tennyson beacon in the Isle OF wivbt
only 81 900 has been subscribed Az f,r
in England and $500 in America. Thu,
beacon will b. granite monolith in
the form Of an Iona cross To tax. m.
place Of the wooden Nodes beacon.
Prince Dimitri kbl,kov r,,h D.
sian uoblemsn ba. foIIo,..a Tai-.H.s-
advice and divided hi. ..,.,..
ing oniy seven