Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-09-20
A Partisan Physician Thinks That he
Has d covered Vaccination
Against Cholera.

MISS May drAnam, u wesleyan xrhu-
uate, and Mics May Scott, Vassar
graduate, are named as the first young
women TO receive Yale fellowships.
The Car 10 never lonely on his splen-
did yacht, the Polar Star, as he carries
crew Of 500 men, who are selected from
the best sources in the imperial fleet.
The Sultan oil 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
many experiments he has discovered
method OF vaccination against cholera.
Professor Robert +. Moore OF Phila-
delphia, who has been giving Mr.. Blaine
course OF massage, says he considers
him good for fifteen or more years OF lts.
Mrs. Potter Palmer is to drive the last
nail in the women 9 building at the Chi
cago Worlds Fair. How much OF hit
she win make Is altogether problemat-
ical.
Mr.. Harrison Is quoted as saying the
worst feature OF executive life Ia the vast
amount OF hand-shaking and document
signing the President Is forced to UNI
dergo.
By the death OF Ex-Governor Myron
III. 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 80 years old, is
about to publish the fret volume OF the
memoirs on which he has been engaged
eince shortly after the close OF the
American civil war.
Charlotte M. Yonge, though 70 years
old. 10 one OF the most popular woman
writer's In England. She writes resu-
larly except on Sundays, from in the
morning till O'Clock, and again from
d tot.
Bishop Paret's ruturn from Europe by
a slow freight steamer--not sailing yes
sci, AS was once stated-was designed to
secure immunity from cholera. He
knew no immigrants would be likely to
sail on such steamer.
It 10 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 reversea, was COM
PEELED to lease the ancestral property.
M. Felix Tisserand, 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
prtnaA al tNulaa Ia exin he
death OF his son it has affected his APP
pearance still more and robbed him Of
what had been left OF the once peculiar
Tly healthful hue Of his complexion.
DIR. Pellegrini, who recently resigned
the Presidency OF the Argentine Repub-
lie and then withdrew the resignation q
day or two later, is relative OF the
British publicist, John Bright. The
former gentleman's grandmother was
the favorite sister OF the latter ones
father.
Patrick Lynch, who for twenty.four
years guarded the dangerous Broad street
railroad crossing In Elizabeth, N. j.,
where nearly 700 trains pass daily, is
dead. He was 70 years oil age, was on
duty fourteen hours day and worn out
in the railroad service. Now his work
is done by four tlagmen.
Nj. Deloncle's scheme for gigantic
telescope for the earis Exhibition OF
1900, which would "bring the moon into
the. Champ dc Mara,n has been COM
pletely abandoned. One OF the reasons
IL that the atmosphere would be too
denae and unevenly distributed for the
success OF such an experiment.
Miss 0rmerod, the well-known Eng
fish naturalist, won distinction some
years ago by biting the tail CT crested
newt that she might learn for herself
the character OF the acrid secretion the
reptile gives out when angry. An in
famed mouth and commissions lasting
several hours resulted from her expert
ment.
Great regret is felt In the artistic cir
cles OF Denmark at the death OF Hans
Riis, the famous landscape painter. He
was still comparatively young man,
having recently celebrated the 53d ami.
versary OF his birth. He was rich, own
ing fine estate on the Isle of Falster.
aud able to devote his time to his pro.
fession.
Announcement lie made OF the engage
ment OF Miss Louise Beecher, daughter
OF Eugene +. Beecher and grand niece
ot Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe and the
late Henry Ward Beecher, to w. f..
Chancellor. Miss Beecher is a tall, hand
some blonde Of about 81. Mr.. Chance-
Tor is a teacher in the Pratt Institute.
Brooklyn.
Gail Hamilton has tried every other
means OF freeing Mrs. Msybrick, and
now she invites all Christian churches
to offer up prayers in behalf OF the i'm.
prisonei woman. II devotion to what
she believes TO be worthy cause will
accomplish anything, Gail Hamilton's
efforts in this direction should soon be
rewarded with success.
James j. Hill o. st. Paul, President of
the Great Northern railroad, while in
New York last week, secured the largest
life insurance policy which II is possible
70 obtain on a single human lie from
one eompAny-si00,0 01. lie has policies
ia many companies. and his life is in
sured in all for 81 600. 900. He pays
about sa5, 600 year in premiums.
The Empress Frederick is said to
cherish A warm interest in measures
looking 70 the advancement OF women
Shs recently granted an hours inter
view 10 Mrs. May Wright Sewall OF
indianapolis, who Is travelling in Europe
'or tie purpose OF securing foreign par
tieipaii0n in the International Congress
d Women TO be held in Chicago next
rear.
Simon Wing, nominated for the
Presidency by the soclalistie party.
party very much ia its infancy In a
nsiion i ssnss, IL the we'll known manu-
isetursr Of Photographic goods and gen.
srsi book and Job printer q Charlestown
std bos,en. Mr.. Wing was born In 81
slbzns, Ne, in 1926. His folks al 81