The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-03-30
Personal.

Mrs. Hayes policy Is attacked now. The
millnsFs dislike her economy.
President Hayes neither swears. uses tobac-
co, nor drinks Intoxicating beverages.
Princess Louise, Warehouses of Lorne, is, 1t
is reported, . firm believer in spirituallsm.
Dom Pedro was represented by his daughter
at the late opening of the Brazilian Paris ment
Her speech was brief and to the point.
A. f. Fisher, better known rs Zoos Fisher,
Virginian billiardist OF note, has been ad-
judged ins ane. Too much tobacco did il.
President Hayes family consists of his wife.
four sons and a daughter. One Of his SOM,
Rutherford, Jr., and Grants boy, Jesse. are
classmates at Cornell, and intimate friends.
Simon Cameron is said to put 800 in his
pocket the first of every month to give away to
poor acquaintances and dependents. He is
especially mindful Of shiftless printers and
country editors.
Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines wishes woman could
vote. She says: "A woman's instincts are
much better than man's logic. She may
make fuss about little things, but in any
great emergency she 10 always on the right
side"
Mrs. Patton. whose death occurred in Brook
Ign, recently, sailed the ship Neptune's Car
from Cape Horn to San Francisco, twenty
years ago. Her husband, the captain was sick
the crew mutnied; she leveled revolver ut
them, and made the men take the ship safe
into harbor.
Much is expected in social circles in Wash
ington Of MISS Schurz, the daughter Of the
new Secretary OF the Interior department, %
she will probably preside over her fathers
household. She is an accomplished musician
and fine linguist. There is younger daughter,
educated in Europe, and also highly accom-
plished and very attractive.
Six of Mrs. Hayes old classmates happened
to be living at Washington at the time Of the
Inauguration. and possessed their school badg-
es. They had the badge copied in buds and
blossoms and sent it to the Presidents wife
with their cards, and the next day Mrs. Hayes
sent for her old friends and held society re-
union in the White House parlors.
nov. w. H. uOoSu pchoNo thot VIZ.
AIoody's inquiry meeting ID any place for boy.
He says ait Is hot-bed Of Spilitualism," and
adds: The boys who attend these meetings
will. suspect, be the worst boys in the city ten
years from now, unless God intervenes to
save them. They are being fed with such rich
food that they will dislike the taste of it in ten
years"
Wendell Phillips says OF George, the brother
Of Charles Sumner IAN Englishman came
to Rome and was anxious to know whether
there was in the library OF the Pope, the great
library OF the Vatican, Q certain book. The
library is vast and there is no catalogue. The
gentleman went to the Italians. They referred
him to the private secretary of one of the
cardinals, and the secretary answered: L don't
know but there 10 a young man in this city
from Boston, and If the book is there he will
know They went 10 George Sumner and
asked him il there was such volume in the
library. Yes: II 10 IN the tenth alcove, the
third shelf, the seventh book to the right ss
you enter. They went and found it. walk
ing catalogue OF half a million Of books"