New-York tribune., 1902-08-24
PERSONAL NOTES.

AS result of popular vote IN Mississippi the
portraits OF the following natives Of the stats
will adorn the walls of the new capitol Jefferson
Davis L. @ 6 -1,'n Lamar & G ,oV. Wathan e. JAMS
dexter, William Sharkey. George Foote and J. I.
Power
Dr. j. VI. Holland. = s. A. who had charge Of
the cholera district in Manila has Just arrived IN
San Francisco. He says he believes that the new
method OF treatment Of the diSeass, by means Of
spbcuta2eoUs salt injection, viii do much toward
checking its spread
The successor 20 Dr. Frank ". Draper on the
Massachusetts Board Of Health. by appointment o,
the Governor, is to be DR.. John ". Bartol. Of
Boston.
Professor Birksland is at the head OF the expect
ton which leaves Copenhagen this summer for
Nova ZembIa- He viii have six companions and
the object or the expeoltlon IS 70 SS1uS lns PA--
nonena connected with auroTal display
Thomas A Marshall. the celebrated trap shooter
IS a candidate for Congress honoTs having e
ceived by accIamation the nomination OF the Demo
Gratis Of the XIvth Illinois District Marshall is
Mayor Of Keithsburg He gained fame among
sportsmAn By twice winning the Grand American
Handicap for shooting He was captain OF the all
American team that Visited Europe last year He
is wealthy. owning telephone lines, electric lines
and plants and lands
Dr.. and Mrs Hiram Bingham. Of Honolulu. have
just finished the trst volume Of the commentary
on the New Testament on which they have labored
for The last hve years
To Captain Freeman. Of the British steamship
Roddan. has been awarded sod medal for gal
LIANT conduct IN taking his ship out OF St Pierre at
the time OF the erupuon OF Mont Pelee
J. G. Brow. painter Of Nsv-York -ewsboys. is
spending the month Of august with his family az
ayds Manor & sapgry Vt M Hf i Is 5Eo%g g 153pSa sa
smith shops making a STUDY OF The Oh vermont
types wherever he ondS t12-l-
According TO La Vie Hlustree," the last sur
viving witness OF the battle OF Waterloo is Nine
Marie Thersse Dupu.s. now living az ChaPels-lez-
Herlainont. near ClaTIeroi- The old woman re-
Gently celebrated her one Aundredt- oirJhday- sns
them total 2S+ years Nre DupUis was the laugh
ter OF a small farmer named Roland
DR.. Kennedy. rector OF the An srican College.
Rome is on his way 10 the United States TO raise
funds 10 pay for the new building which mas re-
Gently been purchased for that institution
Hu Wei-te. who has been named as Chinese AM
bas<ador to St Petersburg is supposed, says ina
North China Herald" 20 De a RussophIe. and was
Empress.
For the first time since Vanderbilt Hall was
opened TO undergraduates for occupancy at Yale
the Vanderbilt rooms will not this year Dc used oy
a member Of the family The dorni1ory was gwen
by the late Cornelius Vanderbilt. with provIso
that a specified suite OF ir il should De al
ways avaiIabis for the of any members OF ths
Vanderbilt family. should any desire the suite Hs
sons Cornelius Yale, 80; Alfred. 'ee, and kesneia
'Os occupied IT in turn and as there are no cehsr
sons In the family. it has been generally oensVea
that the rooms would be closed II has JasI OSs s
learned howe that they viii be kept open ISa
occupancy The occupant the Co1!lhs %SaI W. ~ IN
Franklin Farrell Jr 2l Ne" -E1StS-- Ls- ~. ~ ~
Ansonia brass manufaetGrer He Is q nemOsr a ls =.
memorial to the eldest son of Cornelius Vanderbilt
who died in 1Sse, while Yale student
Frederick William Scheuck. OF Rox5Ury. for the
last two years cataIoguer in the Harvard Law L.
brary has been appointed 0rsr@n ian Of the Ia aT i 9f
begin his new duties IN the tal