New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
PERSONAL.

Mrs A. w Fisher has been elected "Beeah. or
Mother OF the Indians the Fort Hall reservation
She 4, the second woman In the United states 10
receive this honor the other being Mrs Harriet NJ
Conrarae of this city who was elected some years
t4iSes afS ey '"s DIN ~
"rbe Washington Times that when Mon
sienor Capel was in Washington. few years ago.
the lady who was entertaining him at dinner asked
her distinguished guest what had impressed him
80, IN ,his country THE extraordinary precocity
| ., vour children madam" the reply. and upon
benp asked the reason, he told the following ex-
perience: when in Baltimore few days since e.,
with the Archbishop 70 car little bow Of four
wears ran into the drawlng-room, ano aiter pre-,
entng him 10 me- NJ MIS- i ssS Fansy sS
anazement when the child turned and with an Mn "a,
asd HOW are are YOU Areh! Truly American chill
dren are remarkaDe.
II 7 Moves. Of Rlchland CITY. Wis. has been ap-
ponted chief instructor in butter and cheese max
ing in the Ohio State University. with the title
OF assistant professor or dairying
During a speech at tie late Indian Conference at
Mobonk the lazy Indian" naturally the sub
,ect Of discussion The Rev. J. ~ Hallock. Editor OF
.'The Christian at Work. contended that iaziheS.
although 1t might be inherited. was not an inherent
trait In support OF this assertion. he related the
,oIlowing incident: II passed my boyhood and en-
,ered college life with the idea that laziness was an
,rherert ouallty but have since changed my mind.
7 used 10 think without exception the two LATEST
members of our class were in my own DIVISION
was accustomed to see more or less or them every
SaV-reneraly more. Many time one or the
other would come saunterng along 10 my room IN II,
b1ains over some mysterious Greek root. or trying
TO solve impossible problem IN poli'icai econ,
orv no would gently stretch out at fun length on
the lounge and commence telling some comlcal
story Those two lazy boys seemed to get along
inst about as well the rest OF US at recitations,
and good deal better at the prize, debstes @t
Finally they aer spd seiss swsyns m MSo
stands to-day the head OF his profession and the
Of the Hsss 81 S ssy ss'"
often wonder what might have been H. instead OF
ooibs' 10 be- Snd derstood political economy had simply
bought another lounge and stretched out & aonssiae &
breathed in strength for future greatness"
A Yorkshire woman says that the author OF
"Jane Eyre" pronounced Eyre to rhyme with AIR .
and not with ire
Professor RaouI Pictet of Berlin. has set up in
that city q Kalteklinik cold cure. for the
.frigot therapeutic" treatment OF diseases He says
he cured himself Of dyspepsia by boxing himself
I'M in a refrigerator. When he came out he was
very hungry. and doubtless. also. very cold one
thing be said in fyS. 9s hIs w he OF abs 70
| make use OF It during the coming winter. without
going to the expense OF visiting Dr. fictets Katie
klnlk.
,hI,k n. has discovered the secret OF perpetual
tlon In describing the machine he says; II con-
slsts OF a metallic pulley designed to be attached
to a line Of shafting In the usual manner the
spokes OF the wheel being extended and provided
with easily working Joints at the wheels periphery
at the end of these spokes heavy weight Is at
,ached When the motor is not in use these exten.
| sion spokes with their several weights lie Folded
! back at the hub OF the wheel by lever the
snoke nj The upper side OF the shaft can be thrown
OUT to it's full length where the entire weight at
ached TO Its end eNefs % everSye wnen CAUSES sosss
being automatically extended e keep up the hSS mo
TO the centre Of the wheel when the lowest point u
| reached"