New-York tribune., 1906-11-01

Eagerly awaiting the day that VIII prlng her
long life to close is Miss Frances Freelove jack
SON. the only real Indian in Worcester. Mass, and
literally the last of the Mohicans" in that part
Of the country She is Just 101 years old. Her
9tRsG % ed to be the for age has % 5a e led
nance. Now she is said to abhor all manklnd.
Jackson was girl t Of seventeen When She became
enggaged to an Indian youth one of the Mol MICHIGAN can
did not want her daughter to marry rover.
match for me, mother" said the girl, and she kept
Epscops m c5arch has for Peeh az
Beans for the stout lad who can whip teacher"
but can't do long division: brown bread with lots
of butter for the thin girl who giggles at every
thing, but fails in spelling words like deceit;
fat meat milk and plenty of butter for the thin.
anemic genius of either sex-that. according to
feed the depravity out Of growing children and the
goodness @ and sartnsss into them The s5 Bishop
is fed improperly & will live impTGpeTy He Is{ also
who are literally starving than there are poor ones
Feed the little scientifically" Is his cry
then feed them on pie. cake pickles doughnuts
impure c9andy-and if anything on earth can do it,
dligent reader Of novels says the Wiener
Fremdenbatt,' has taken the pains to examine
hundred novels with view to finding out how
men usually propose. and has published the re.
suits of his research in statistical form. The one
hundred suitors proceeded in the following
neT E1shty-one of them declared they could not
live without her" seventy-two grasped the hand
of the beloved twenty-six embraced her" twenty
five popped the question seated comfortably by
her side three stool before her one leg,
and six bent knee before her" while four
sidered it necessary TO go down upon both knees
In thirty-two cases the wooer kissed his sweet
heart on the mouth. ten kissed the hair, two the
hands. three the eyebrows, and one kissed
though involuntarily-nis adoratas nose. while
contented himself with kissing the fair
hundred
ten were speeches. when she whispered yes
nine declared enthusiastically that they the
happiest men under the sum- one disdained royal
confusion. faltered but unintelgible words. And
now as 10 the one hundred women Eighty-seven
leaned their little heads against the breast
into a chair. and eleven embraced the young man;
seyen!!-two pairs OF eyes BETRAYED infinite love
forty -four cried aloud. twenty yseyen picked flowers
handkerchief twelve hid their faces in their hands
one resisted when the man wanted to kiss her,
in haste and five became hysterical three turned
pale, eighteen blushed, one snee2ed. three begged
to ask father" and one-a widow-sad Yes, but
hope you won't be sorry"
Mrs Mildred D Peters is said to he the best
man employed in the Rice Lake Ircr Works Of
which her husband. J. II. Peters. is manager and
proprietor. She fire the boiler and the
engine easily she run the kitchen range,
and threading piece of steel. although diff
cult piece of work, requiring accuracy and speed
at the same time is no more TO her than threading
a needle Mrs Peters went into the shop because
she wanted TO be with her husband and had no
children at home. She began trying her hand at
a few easy things just for fun. and went
more difficult ones until now there is nothing in
she does all her own housework. and has not out
grown fondness for fancy work. The muscles
of her violent exercise IN the machine shoo but
her husband; who is inordinately proud Of her.>de
tenderness as on the day when she first became his