The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-09-17
PURELY PERSONAL
A Partisan Physician Thinks That He
Has Discovered a Vaccination
Against Cholera.

Has Discovered a Vaccination
Against Cholera.
Mrs. Ballington Booth Is said 10 re-
ceive but ~ per week for her services to
the Salvation Army.
Mrs. Richard King OF Corpus Christi,
Tex, owns 70O, 900 acres and log, 900
head OF cattle and horses.
w. K. Vanderbilt has recovered from
his sunken yacht Alva II 600 in money
and =, 900 worth OF diamonds.
The son Of Howells, the novelist, has
passed . brilliant examination for en-
trance to the Eoole des Beaux Arts in
Paris.
The mother OF Rev. Robert Fulton
Crary Of Poughkeepeie is the only sur
viving child OF Robert Fulton, the in
ventor OF the steamboat.
Miss May Graham, . Wesleyan grad
uate, and Miss May Scott, . Vassar
graduate, are named IS the first young
women to receivs Yale fellowships.
The Gar is never lonely on his SPLEEN
did yacht, the Polar Star, a. he carries q
crew of $40 men, who are selected from
the best sources In the imperial heet.
The Sultan OF Turkey, Abdul Hamid,
is an excellent pianist, and part OF his
daily routine consists in giving q couple
Of hours instruction 10 his daughters.
DR.. Half kline of Paris, q young but
distinguished biologist, thinks that after
many experiments he has discovered q
method OF vaccination against cholera.
Professor Robert E. Moore of Phila-
delphia, who has been giving Mr.. Blaine
coui Sc OF massage, says he considers
him good for fifteen or more years OF life.
Mrs. Potter Palmer 10 to drive the last
nail in the women q building at the Chi
cago Worlds Fair. How much OF q hut
she will make is altogether problemat-
ical.
Mr.. Harrison is quoted As saying the
worst feature OF executive life 10 the vast
amount OF hand-shaking and document
signing the President is forced to un-
dergo.
BY the death OF Ex-Governor Myron
FL. Clark Hamilton Fish is now left the
sole survivor OF those distinguished men
who have held the Governorship of New
York prior to 1879.
Kossuth, who is now 50 years old, is
about to publish the fret volume of the
memoirs on which he has been engaged
since shortly after the close OF the
American civil war.
Charlotte u. Yonge, though 20 years
old. Is one OF the most popular woman
writers in England. She writes re.u-
larly, except on Sundays, from 9 in the
morning till O'Clock, and again from
to !.
Bishop Paret's ruturn from Europe by
slow freight steamer-not . sailing wee
sci, as Was once stated-was designed to
secure immunity from cholera. He
knew no immigrants would be likely to
sail on such q steamer.
1t is stated that Andrew Carnegie does
not own Cluny castle in Scotland, but
merely rents it from the head OF the
Clan MACPHERSON. The latter, having
met with business reverses, was COM
PEELED to lease the ancestral property.
NJ. Felix Hsserand, member of the
French Academy Of Sciences, has been
appointed by decree Of the Minister OF
Public Instruction Director of the Paris
Observatory for period Of five years in
the place OF Admiral Mouchez, deceased.
Reference has frequently been made
OF late to the rapid way in which the
Prince OF Wales is aging. Since the
death OF his con it has affected his ap-
pearance still more and robbed him OF
what had been left OF the once peculiar
ly healthful hue OF his complexion.
DR.. Pellegrini, who recently resigned
the Presidency OF the Argentine Repub-
lie and then withdrew the resignation a
day or two later, is q relative of the
British publicist, John Bright. The
former gentIeman's grandmother was
the favorite sister OF the latter ones
father.
Patrick Lynch, who for txenty-four
years guarded the dangerous Broad street
railroad crossing in Elizabeth, n. j.,
where nearly 200 trains pass daily, is
dead. He was 10 years OF age, was on
duty fourteen hours a day and worn ont
IN the railroad service. Now his work
Is done by four fiagnen.
II. Deloncle's scheu,e for q gigantic
telescope for the ~eris Exhibition q,
1900, which would "bring the moon into
the Champ de Mare" has been com.
pleteiy abandoned. One OF the reasons
i that the atmosphere would be too
dense and unevenly distributed for the
success OF such an experiment.
Miss Ormerod, the well-known Eng
ish naturalist, won distinction some
years ago by biting the tail Ct a crested
newt that she might learn for herself
me character Of the scrid secretion the
,.eptile gives out when angry. An in
famed mouth and COMMISSIONS lasting
eypral hOurs Yesulted iron, bar ono-;
nent.
Great regret 10 felt in the artistic cir. |
les OF Denmark at tn. death OF Hans
tlis, the iamou' landscape painter. He
vas still a comparatively young man.
lavin9 recently celebrated the 53i ami.
ersary OF his birth. He was rich, own
ng tine estate on the Isle OF Falser.
nd able TO devote his time to his pro
.ssion.
Announcement lie made OF the engage
lent Of Mis-. Louise Beecher, daughter
Eugene +. Beecher and grand niece
Ms. Harriet Beecher Stowe and tn.
tie Henry Ward Beecher. to W. E..
hancellor. Miss 'echer is a tail, hand
'me blonde OF about 81. Mr.. Chancel-
n IS teacher in the Pratt Institute.
rooklyn.
Gail Hamilton has tried every other
cans OF freeing Mrs. Msybrick, and
'w she invites all Christian churche.
offer up prayers in behalf OF the i'm
'isoned woman. II devotion to what
le believes TO be . worthy cause will ,
anything. Gail Hsmilton's
forts in this direction should soon be
warded with success.