Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-05-11
PURELY PERSONAL.

Henrietta Herschfeld, the first woman
graduate of the Philadelphia College OF
Dental Surgery, is assistant court dentist
in Germany.
Henry NJ. Stanley has gone to Africa
TO suppress the slave trade. If Henry
doesn't make a few deals on his own
account, he is not the thrifty fellow he
used to be.
President Charles F. Thwing says that
John L. Woods of Cleveland, who has
Just died, gave to Western Reserve Uni
versity during his lifetime about $780,
900, and not $3.50, 600 az currently re-
ported.
Gov. Mckinley openly proclaims that
he would accept the gubernatorial nomi-
nation again if his party offered it to
him. The Governor still has faith in the
tariff, and says the future will vindicate
the wisdom Of the bill that bears his
name.
Mrs. Mary Ellen Lease is more than
ever impressed that we are on the verge
of a great upheavel both socially and
politically. Mrs. Lease is a thorough
Socialist, and believes the peoples party
should commence putting the Socialistic
ideas into practice.
Mrs. Rachel Floyd, formerly Miss Hol-
loway OF Ohio is one Of the most accom-
plished chemists OF the day and took her
degree as doctor Of philosophy at the
university of Zurich, Switzerland, an
honor which only two women have been
accorded. Mrs. Lloyd is now professor
OF chemistry at the University OF Ne
braska.
Oliver Sumner Teall is a man of med
ium height, with big, bushy, blonde
mustache, pair Of shoulders and biceps
that do not invite aggression, and d self
contained manner that BELTS such a
hustler as the candidate for the place OF
Big Tom Brennan. He never has the
blues, never gets excited, is always
courteous to everybody, and makes
friends easily.
George Sheffield, the Massachusetts
Yankee" as he calls himself, who has a
new motor that will take a steamer to
London from this side in three days
without pound OF fuel, is gently but
firmly informed that one John NJ.
Kelley has had one of 'em for the last
twenty years, ito only draw back being
that it will not mote.
Among the items Of minor importance
connected with court life in Europe it
may be mentioned that the Duke of
York, the future King Of England, has
recently joined the ranks of detective
camera fiends and amateur photograph
ers, while Prince Albert, the nephew and
heir OF King Leopold Of Belgium, has
blossomed forth as bicyclist.
Captain G.. w. Grant OF the English
army, who is in Washington, speaks thus
OF our soldiers: 81 have seen most of
the armies OF the great nations on re-
view, and | consider that the American
regular troops are fine body of excel
lenty drilled and well-officered men
though, of course, the army in this
country does not receive the attention
bestowed upon the armies of the older
nations"
Nine. Camille Collett, the we'll
known advocate of the emancipation OF
women in Norway, recently celebrated
the eightieth anniversary of her birth.
festival was given in Christiania in
honor of the day, and was attended by
lbsen and many other famous writers.
Professor Loremy Diedrichsen made the
address. Nine. Collett is the author OF
''The officials Daughter" and other
books. She still enjoys splendid health,
despite her great age.