The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-09-19
AN INTERyIEwER,s MATCH
How Miss Brewp, the Democratic
Nominee for school superintendent
OF Kansas, Routed BOId Reporter
Tho lady Described.

How Miss brown, the Democratic
Nominee for school superintendent
OF Kansas, Routed n BoId Reporter
Tho Lady Described.
The Democratic state Convention Of Ran
sas recently nominated Miss Sarah II. Blown,
Of Lawrence, for Superintendent of Public In
struction. Following upon this electrifying
news the Kansas City (Mo) Times caused
the lady TO be interviewed and despatched
one of its most daring reporters for that pur-
pose. AT present Miss Brown is county
superintendent of schools, a position to which
she was elected two years ago rs an indie
pendent candidate. " Her personal appear
ancc," writes the 7imcs'S correspondent,
" Is that of Yankee woman OF the most pro
nounced type. Her bones are large and the
Joints of her fingers knotted, indicating, II
there Is anything in palmistry, n severely
logical mind. Her figure is somewhat above
the medium height quite angular and
slightly stoop-shouldcred. Her face is one
you seldom see west of the Berkshire Hills
a face as full of strength and character as it
is devoid of symmetry and beauty. The
forehead is high and prominent, the brown
ish gray eyes just large enough TO he called
small, the mouth large and almost inclinng
to coarseness, the lips thin and slightly
drawn down ut the corners, the cheek bones
high, the ears large and prominent and her
complication of that hard, dry, understandable
hue. As il TO make herself az unprepossess
ing as possible, Miss Sarah wears her hair In
the most distressingly trying style-partcd
directly in the middle and brushed down he
hind the ears ana ga'ncie" IN "emure ki,o'
an incl or two above the ccrebellum. Again,
being very near-sightcd, she is compelled 10
wear glasses, and when | saw her she had n
par ot goi"-oowca sP,v'"o'eS v'e' NV VI, W.,
alu'lihe nose. MISS pro"h o'cSs'S WIN
severe simplicity.
me interview IL mus ueS,riocu
MISS oarah sq"''o" ne'so'' "' ', V'" ,
me ana rea" my lu''cr''s so"' ''i'o"s" "e'
!d-uowed specs. 90,
toid ner l was innoS man a"n "ah.c ,
TO Know II she was go'ng 10 accrp' .he "'n''-
nation inc state Democracy hau gwen , mei.
ra,n'"' pause ens"'"' o"ir's w,'o' N'Ss
sara" CONTINUES" w ''6'" w. ",'' " i0i'
,rat'ng gaze. finaiiy sue SAL" siic hau no.
deciueu wnat 10 40. men, 1" Us ,''s'" .
ana seductive manner as l cou'" muster up
l began 10 rrattie gi"iy ABOUT 'he nsn. ,'e
Lawrence delegation hno n'a"e asa''s. ne,
h""iih"''o',, VII" i 'o'',iy ioPe,' ,'o 49, ~.
say sou,c'ii'"s t"'. wo"," ,o,'''',,V "v, "a
sne sihiieu ho'' i'oi.her u'o sue u'soo"'s ,, ns
ias' resource put '"c q"es''o' """' w
her ~
- MISS MIS-, brown' are you pe sa
-, why, SIR saiu she, now oo"'I ! p1
r,'hcr pcn'oo'I " y, .epm .,,;,,''a " ,,, :
nave no yolo IL were perh,,s'eu ., 10 vo.e +
| presume wouiu co''nec. ,'yse'. WIFI ono u,
,he pon''oa, Iaruss' o"' us ~" 7" "o"''
| nave no po,i',cs' ,..c -
essayeo 10 ge' sa.'s',o,u,y any,, w
my question, puI ~ was 'u,''o "aiI,"',o.
inen new Oh u. aa'gs". a, .,,'p ~, w
| ihVeig,e her ih.o conversation us w nv ~
early ne. III 'u,s M"s ,no,I S", W. 4;
one sal" sue was oril III massaou@'o..s' .".
ner aren's Me,o po,n .hoe' n'i ,o, ,r ~,
came IRON northampton, on ,iie pa"Ns VI ,i ,,n'
CohnerW'"'' an" "I'o'r vie s".uo% ,e W ''s
okc' -, nhuy c''''o W nans"s ~ A.. 49,; aas
a,ter Waiker army ilao oi"sS'" .,,e .,.
me o"tiook was g'oo,'y ;i,u ,no ie', w. so,',
"auteo 10 turn uaoh, uu' noi 'no.o, .,'';
maze Oh sterner SUN anu ' .,, "P'" 'n'''
pursuing 'ne,r Journey W s,le c"".
wanted 10 ask Miss oaia .: now Wv. ~. s,,'
was, an" STARE" III so'.i"i tinos w W. ~
o"' cou'"n ii"oh w I"'.o .o 81 VS.