Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1876-09-21
POUR LES DANES.

\ b:idc Of Il day poisoned herself at Mans
tcld, ~
An accomplished Indiana girl calls hay
''Iras lit moved.
Mrs Henry Ward Beccher prints column
10 tell young married people how to 'kecp
each other.
y Russian princess in Paris has thirteen
servants and eight horses The princess is q
little off color"
Some Chicago ladies have been managing
yacht race The sails were out bias, and
trimmed with real lace.
In London recently "a girl of forty sued
u "young man. Of fifty for breach of pro-
mise, and got f4O damages.
Miss Minturn has been appointed by Har
ward as Secretary of the New York Commit
tee on Examinations for Women.
Nine lIulsenstein, once maid of honor to
Maria Theresa, recently died at Vienna, one
hundred and nineteen years old.
Rose Eytinge will ''star' with her own
company this season. Clara Morris will ill
her place in the Union Square Theater
A Salem Mass witch, soon to be married,
has provided herself for the occasion with
twenty-four dresses, at a cost Of $4,000.
A Virginia lady, whose husband died two
years ago, has since that time, with the aid
OF her six daughters, successfully cultivated
a faran OF over 200 acres.
Bishop COXes daughter, who was married
last week in Buffalo, recciyed as wedding
present from her husband 81 1,000,090 in
bonds She is good tinancier.
Louise Chandler Moulton is visiting among
the literary celebrities of London, and di-
yides them into two classes-those who write
and those who criticise novels.
The lovely daughter of the leading bank
President in Nena, o., has lately engaged in
a clandestine marriage, in which she threw
herself away on New York drummer.
Ladies are wearing tiny bows of ribbon for
earrings now, and we are told that it is the
very latest Paris fashion. The effect it odd, |
and, of course, the fashion will rage.
Ladies now hang their fans ty two inch
wide cardinal ribbon, caught at the waist on
the left side. The bright color forms pret-
ty contrast both with light and dark dresses.
Miss Annis Montague formerly Of the kel-
logg Troupe, has been engaged to sustain the |
part of Eyangeline in the American bur
lesquc, which is to be produced at Baltimore,
October ,.
A Boston servant girl utilized the telegraph |
wire that passed over the flat roof of the
house for a clothes-line, and every Monday
the boys had a deeply scientific argument as
TO what allied the chemicals.
First schoolgirl (sweet eighteenth am
50 tired of walking alone by twos and twos in
this way, It's as bad as the animals going
into the ark Second ditto (ditto ditto)-
e" Worse Half of them were masculine -
At Washington, recently, DR.. Mary Walker
was yelled at by some street boys, taken for
a man, called giddy young girl, and bitten
by a dog; all in one day. The moral Of this
is for ladies only. Never wear pants.
In the will of the late Major Gen. Rath-
burn, who died some months since in Califor-
MIA, diamonds to the value of $1,000 were
left to young lady in the vicinity of Plain
field, Miss Webster, youngest daughter Of
Judge Webster.
The Nassar College girls won't have to
climb stairs any more, an elevator having ]
been put into the building. The girls will {
rde up in this, but coming down they will l
probably prefer the old way-sliding down i
he banistcrs +,