The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-11
NOTABLE PEOPLE.

Mrs, \. W. Fisher has been elected
"Beeah, or mother. OF the Indians on
Fort Hall reservation. She is the second
woman in the United States 70 receive
this honor. the other being Mrs Harriet
NJ Converse, OF New York. who was elect
ed some years ago by the six Nations TO be
mother OF all the tribes
ar, J. da Morgan. who spent part OF last
summer in Paris. engaged in the preps ra-
ton % second volume on his last years
discoveries AZ pashur. viii soon leave for
Egypt 70 resume his explorations This
winter the work or clearing the temples
OF harnak Is 70 begin, aud orders have al
= aqy been sent for the shipment up the
Nile OF Decauv!ile railway material.
Marie Merode, the most beautiful girl az
the ballet - the Grand Clnera- Paris ,s
S'ic1 g poor dancer that she cannot travel
further tn her art than The front row OF
the coryphees albeit every EFFORT has been
made To enable her u he a ''pre-1ler.'
She is described as tai. OF very far COM
pleN.on and VITA IAN avalanche Of jet
black mar which she : permitted To
wear loose and flowing over neck and
style.
The steamer 6 ncv.cye. which plies be-
tween Onset and Monument beach. one
dsN recently IAN pretty we'll In 10 shore
mer home aud 10 those on saora il looked
a. II the steamer intended liking a land
ing Nr ti@F'laOd's family were enjoying
tntr1Seifts near the landing. and as the
steamer drew rear they picked M their
traps and started up over the lawn toward
the house. lu another moment the leader
OF the band on the CensvieVe waved his
baton anu The hand started in playing Il
Don't Want 20 Play iu Your Yard" and
the steamer swung cut from land ard kept
on her WAY.
The opening address 81 DIT Thomas NJ
Drown, the new president q Iehigh uni
every ~, quarter TIE fPbHa8elrsia PTe ess
saws = TT His address AT S1Gth Rethie-
hem - as remarks ale Tor its elevation and
3ts reaching out after TIRE higher ldea s IN
education q Sc j. FOR the minute sugzcs-
ton % the details az practical course ia
ems neerlnS- These latter suggestions re-
veal the practical and scientific side az
DR. Drown culture As he sad himself
hts object = 20 show that a course af eurf-
ueeE4nE stusy literally planned sr5 fash
fully carried cut IS capable OF making not
criy broadly educated man bit one
nose eniausiSsF'' Tor truth and truth
flame
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asses GO lsce prove tie gSoe.aser q her char
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