The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-09-25
LADIES BAZAARB.
A Column Of Small Talk tor our
Feminine Readers.
iEPUNISHED.

Not they Who know the awful sibbet's an
gnish,
Not they who, while sad years 60 by them
in
The sunless cells Of lonely prison langui-h,
Do suffer fullest penalty ior sin.
Tis they who walk the highways nns,s-
p~cie,l,
Yet with grim fear forever Al their side,
Why Gasp the corpse Of some sin un.ietecte,l
A corpse no grave or cOfhn lid can hide.
IT'S they who are in their own chamber
by thoughts that like unwelcome guests
intrnde,
And sit Down nn,nvited and unwante,l,
And make nightmare Of the solitued.
Annetti Galetti, lannon's dancer fifteen
wears ago. is living quietly near Baltimore
Queen Victoria was censmred four women
in wear for sppearin. at Court in 'unbr-
coming" costume.
The daughter of one of the eiamese
! Twins has lately procured a divorce from
her husband, Nathaniel Bolejack, in North
Carolina.
Mrs. ID. q. Croly Jennie Jsn~) is doing
Europe like telegram; but, being
journalist, she takes in more glance than
stupid people get in week.
In Paris cOlOred costumes are coming
into vOge for evening wear by gentlemen,
the customary suits III solemn sables being
silently abandoaed to buffers and walters.
The alleged Ind an name Of some Of the
watering places in the Deighborhood oi
Boston are as difficult to pronounce AZ the
cognOmens Of some III the Russian (;ener-
ala.
The keeperof summer hotel in the
East told a reporter the other day that the
best guests are those who live the best ut
their own homes. There is good deal in
that remark.
Lace mittens for girls Of the period are
all the rage, and 40 long a. the fashion il
confined to ladies OF the voper social sphere
the price Of the delicate covering or the
hands will remain high.
Another prospect Of rise in silk comes
in an announcement of heavy frst in
Japan, in Nav. which killed MANY null
berry leaves, and sent up the value Of the
remainder several hundred per cent.
The Pope has received a novel present
from Madame UIIeaislly, Of Philadelphia.
II is a tea pot from Honolulu, which keeps
tea warm for twenty four hours. The
Pope, however, mover drinks.
Miss Van Lew, the former Postmaster
Of Richmond, Va, has turned over the
Office to her SUCCESSOR, Col. Forbes. The
LEGAL papers speak highly Of her integrity,
but find much fault with her politics.
| Susan II. Anthony will summer IN
Rochester, ". Y. She has Just returned
from two months visit with her brother
in Leavenworth, X IL. In the fall abe work
for the Woman Suffrage cause in Colo
RADIO.
| Many women Of the Russian wealthy
class have enrolled themselves "a hospital
nurses tor the army. Their uniform il a
gray dress on the breast of which is a red
crOrs white hood and = short black
cloak.
Newport, X. l., has the richest married
lady IN the country. the wife Of Prof.
t;ammell. The richest unmarried lady
Miss &. l.. Wolfe, Of New Yurk-is also
there. She is taxed for SIC, OOO, 900 in New
York.
| Marie Setback, the German actress, who
PLAYED in this country several years ago,
has been requested BY the Dresden Con.
Servaiory Ia. employ her leisure time in
giving instructions in the dramatic art To
the pupils OF the higher classes.
Sunday at home-Mamma: "Now,
Jack, there are ten commandments Won
have to keep II YOU took q thing that
wasn't yOnrs you would break command
ment." Jack remembering something
about sOme little nigges): "And then
there'd he nine!"
M~. Annie Ed<6r,is. the vell-known
English writer, has just completed novel
said to possess extraordinary interest, en-
titled, "a Blue Stocking" English critics
who have seen avanced sheets believed the
work will advance the fame Of the ritter
not q little.
An American heiress received several
offers Of marriage during her Writ 10 Eng
land. One day, j0st before her return to
America, she was discovered in her room
writing . number Of letters. When
asked what she was doing she
said: 81 am writing my declension, but I
mean to conjngate at home"
Mn. Helen Blake has died in England
leaving no will. but an estate OF $75O,O0O.