The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-08
ABOUT WOMEN.

The actors call Anna Dickinson IA
reformed lectures"
THE Daniel Deronada" bonnet has
made its appearance.
NILSSON has settled a handsome annu-
ity on her parents in their old age.
The Chicago Adpa'sce is warmly adj
vocating the right Of woman to speak in
church.
A ZURICH printer has started print
ing office in which the compositors are
all women-s great innovation for
Switzerland.
Mrs. Nj. B. Beatty announces herself
in the Horny Is. c. Ne,cS an lndepen-
dent candidate lor Common School Com
missioner.
Miss Bessie Z. Capen, of Wellesley
College, has accepted the prolessorship
of chemistry at Smith College at North
ampton, Mass.
SIxTEEH Woman Suffrage meetings
have been held throughout the country
during the last Two weeks at all of which
L spirit of increased hopefulness was
made evident.
SOME sharper advertised to furnish for
81 intallible instructions "for securing
the warm attention of apretty woman"
Tho answer to applicants for the secret
was: "Step on her train
MISS ADA SWEET who runs the Chi
cago Pension ONice, is described as true
TO her name. She is never sour to those
having official business with her, and
the employees have never heard bitter
remark from her lips.
THE Detroit Free Press reports that a
careful estimate by competent old ladies
shows that the number of Detroit girls
who daily go out after autumn leaves is
AGO. The number who get any leaves is
10; the number who find beaux and for
get all about autumn is AL.
A WASHINGTON letter says that at a
recent reception at the White House
Mrs. Sartorls wore very handsome
steel-gray silk, embroidered with rows OF
red floss shaded into pink, and further
ga rnished with loops of cardinal ribbon.
She is looking plump and rosy and very
happy.
MRs. CAMERON, of Hitler, Canada, is
entitled to u place among the brave
women of the world. A few days ago
she seized the ring in the nose of IN in.
furiated bull, while in the act OF goring
and trampling her husband, and led the
animal away from the dying man into an
adjoining field. She then carried the
hus oand to the house in her arms, but he
was dead.
A PARIS correspondent Of the Neao
Century for bomen writes: " In the
French system OIL female education, the
boarding school does not occupy the
nositjon to which it has risen in America.
They allow too much liberty, too many
onportunities to evade surveillance, to
please a people among whom it is popu-
isrly said that if young girl is once
seen to cross street alone, no man Will
marry her. Hence In the higher and
upper middle classes girls are either sent
to converts or taught by governesses at
home"
THE Earl of Albemarle furnishes
DESCRIPTION of the Queen of England
when a bright, pretty girl, seven years
old, she day after day watering the
plants under the palace window, where
he watched her: 1T was amusing to
see how impartislly she divided the
contents of the watering pot between the
flowers and her own little feet. her
simple but becoming dress contrasted
fayorably with the gorgeous apparel
now worn by the little damsels of the
rising generation-s large straw hat and
a suit OF white cotton; N colored penn
was the only ornament she wore