Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-12-21

uk0n mas one woman physician.
Duse, the actress, was born on a rail-
way train.
Ida Nj. Tarbell has been made editor of
McClure's Magazine.
Miss Floretta Vining of Hull, Mass,
owns nine newspapers.
Miss Hay, daughter of the Secretary of
State, is writing novel,
The Princess of Wales is an omnivor-
Gus reader of serious literature.
Mrs. Mary T.. Slosson is chaplain in
the Wyoming State penitentiary.
Miss Grace Howe Mckinley, niece of
the President, is writing a novel.
Mrs. Richard Croker declares that she
will never permit her sons to enter poll
tics.
Mrs. Sarah Terry of Philadelphia,
aged 107, takes daily rides in an automo-
bile.
first anti-Mormon sentiments from Kate
Field.
Miss Braddon, the novelist, has refused
for twenty-five years to have her picture
taken.
Ellen Terry says the things she liked
best in the United States were the green
peppers.
Miss Alice Rhodes, Cecil Rhodes sis
ter, is as much of woman hater as is
her brother.
Miss NJ. w. Sullivan, 20-year-old
girl, is bushes smanager of the Albany
Daily Times Union.
Mrs. Joseph Drexel Of Philadelphia
has the finest collection of china and
porcelain in America.
President Kruger's wife descends from
the same family as that to which Cardi-
nal Richelieu belonged.
Miss Clara Butt, who is 6 feet 21l
inches in height, is the tallest woman on
the English operate stage.
Mrs. Leland Stanford says the greatest
blessing millions can bring is the power
to make other people happy.
Mrs. Maria Allen of Elyria, Ohio, who
is 0S years of age, is the oldest member
of the Woman's Relief Corps.
Miss Braddon draws inspiration when
writing novels from a gold-mounted pen,
which she has used many years.
Samoa has a beautiful amazon in the
person of a native girl, named Tulla, who
is conspicuous in every revolution.
Miss Avery, Boston belle, shook
hands with Admiral Dewey and has
framed the glove she wore at the time.
The widow OF former Gov. Atkinson of
Georgia has become State agent for sew
eral fire and life insurance companies.
The Princess of Naples is skillful with
the rifle. and in a recent hunting tour
she killed fourteen chamois in one day.
Miss Eva Johnston is the first woman
in twenty years to be elected to q pro-
fessorship in the University Of Missouri.
Miss Florence Fensham of CONSTANT
nople is the first woman to be admitted
as a student to an American theological
seminary.
Miss Ora A. Root of Cincinnati spends
her spare time collecting books and read
ing matter to send to the soldiers in the
Philippines.
Miss Rachel DEM Griscom, who cele-
brated her 91st birthday at Reading re-
Gently, is the oldest active school teacher
in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. susanna b. Emory Of Salt Lake
City is said to be the largest woman
mine owner and the richest woman of
the Rocky Mountain region.
Miss Helen Long, who has presided
over the home of the Secretary of the
Navy for two years, has the degree of
NJ. ID. from Johns Hopkins.
Miss Edith Root, daughter Of the Sec
rotary OF War, makes the tenth young
unmarried woman in the cabinet set at
Washington, an unprecedented number.
Miss Susan dc Forest Day, q wealthy
Southern woman, has converted tramp
steamer into yacht, and has joined the
New York Yacht Club. She is the first
woman granted a commission as master
of ship.
Miss Alice Serber has been admitted
to the bar of the Federal Court in New
York. She is the first woman granted
that privilege and was the first Russian
woman to practice law in America.
Mrs. Sarah Yeagher of Emporia, Kan,
recently sent s. In letter to Gov. STAN
ley, asking him to give IL to the Meth
odist Missionary Society. She said she
had never been introduced to the Meth
odist minister at Emporia, and conse-
quently couldn't hand the money to him.