The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1895-03-21
PERSONAL AND iMPERSONAL.

woman to write doctor of laws after
her name. Maria Mitchell, the astron-
omer, and Amelia b. Edwards, the
Psychologist, were the others.
A school teacher near Milton, Ore.
held up the big boys of his school with
a revolver while he punished an unruly
pupil the other day. The culprit's
chums were attempting a rescue.
1t is authoritatively announced
that Prince and Princess Hatzfeldt are
to make tour of Europe on bicycles.
They have just set out, taking with
them from New York two wheels made
especially for them.
Robert L. Lee, grandson and name
sake of the great confederate general,
lives on his fathers estate in. Fairfax
county, Va. He has law office in
Washington, however, and goes over
to the capital daily to attend to his OK
tensive legal business.
Francis Fuller. who died five years
ago in England, was tho father of the
big fairs of the century. He first sug-
gested the London exposition of 1851.
liz Woo "a ioiieA dS tht anu Oif dhtA
built the only railroad ever constructed
in England without the aid Of parlia.
ment.
Minnie Chew is woman highway
robber serving term in the Ohio peni-
Tertiary at Colum BUS. BY wild scream
ing and wilder talking at night she has
made the keepers so angry that they
l-oA,N la- hat in, ha n.1
with halter tied in her mouth to in
sure silence.
Mary Ann Dalton, of Ashland, n. H.,
is ninety-six years old, but is active
enough to supply all her own wants.
She spins, weaves, and makes the cloth
and clothes she wears, the rugs, she
walks on, and the sheets and blankets
she sleeps under, and molds the can
dies which she burns in the house.
The manager of French press
clipping agency, who deals in newspa-
pers of the entire world, made a calcu-
lation as to who is oftenest mentioned
as a public character. Napoleon l.
stands first. Then comes the emperor
of Germany, then Prince Bismarck,
dnus III bilC 1Ohi PAuNCi 4hls SAaet3
stone
"A novel style of hat ornamentation
was lately unwittingly displayed by a
lady of Winnegance, Me. While she
was in a millinery store, tall loop of
ribbon on her hat took fire from a gas.
Jet, and smoked without blazing. As
she passed out, and along the street, a
haa1,tif,,1 f,.an Of .lya ctr Cd
her head.
-Ex-Congressman I. NJ Marquette
of Lincoln, Neb., who died recently al
Tampa, Fla, had been for twenty
years general attorney for the Bur.
lington railroad system of Nebraska.
He was elected as delegate from Ne
braska territory to the Thirty-ninth
congress Qs65-'6O. but was not admit
ted to his seat until the last day of the
last session.
The German emperor has sent &c
the queen several photographs of the
largest size representing his majesty
arrayed in the full, the undress ane
| the field uniform of the First royal
dragons. These photographs wcr,
taken at Berlin and the emperor is s.
pleased with his appearance in tn
British uniform that he has distribute
them in shoals.
-Archdeacon Denison, of Taunton
Eng, who recently entered on his nine
tieth year, has been sixty-two years
priest and forty-three an archdeacon
One of his brothers was speaker of thi
house of commons from 1857 to 1872
another was bishop of Salisbury. Dur
ing the fifties the archdeacon was the
hero of n heresy trial on account of hi.
views on the real presence, and later
he was chairman of the committee OF
convocation which condemned Cole aso