The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-15

D11De OF Ta1GALD WARRIORS
Amasons Who Welded Sword and
Bayouet on Bloody bat
The cable reports that M English Ann
AEON has st to work in Herzegovina to
organize a guerilla hand against the
Austrians, though it may liz doubted
whether she will pr.,ve quite ~ SUCCESS
full a. Pitts niece and secretary, Lady
Hester StanhOpc, who ruled her little
corner Of SYRIA, literally with sword
and fire, and her army If devoted SOL
liers with whom she could hid defiance
to the Viccroy ri Egypt. The Phila-
dclphia Lcdyfr, Il few days ago. an
nounced the death Of Mrs. EliZalcti,
Hatzler, at the age of -, leaving large
family Of children, grandchildren and
great-grantlchiltlrcil. She was married
to u sergeant of cavalry in the French
service in 1910. and when her husband
Was ordered to Russia she determined
tn 20 also. Her hair was cut short and
the female apparel changed for IL sol
dier's uniform. and thus disglisc,! she
passed through the whole c:,nlpa;2 IN,
riding by the side a; her husband. She
was present ut all the principal battles
and ut the burning of Moscow. They
were taken prisoners. hut finally got
| back to France in. safety, whence they
long ago Il woman died in the Medical
;; College Hospital. ut Nashville. Tenn,
who was said tO have twice enlisted in
! the regular army during the war, and
tn have served for some months each
time before her sex was discovered. Her
name was Jennie Robertson, but she
WAS more Familiarity known ~ "s;"l,iicr
Charley"
KATIE HANSON = CAREER.
Another ''rol,i nee IT the war; Was
published some little time ago. telling
how Katie hanson. Of Tica county,
Pa, vii" had II rrcliI.vti"n for m,:.s.'ll-
line ways and was an expert rifle W.
man. disappeared from, home not long
before the war, and, alOnning male ct
| tire, obtained work on 4 lake Steamboat
! unit; tile breaking out 0f the war. when
! she enlisted in AL Obi" regiment and
/ rose to I've sergeant. In 18Th her CAP
| tain, James Hopkins, t"l'i her that he
F; had Ion" suspected she w:ls II woman.
! and the charge was so respected thai
) she lost her selc-wkstSsiUn AMI convict
ell herself hy her reply. She begged
Z! the captain not IT, reveal her secret, but
| he took her before General Thomas and
! made tn: fact known t" him. Katie
Ortlt rcd to resume her proper attire. She
"a, tl.., :fs1 Nan
had in her care her captain. WHO had
been wounded in skirmisll. Between
them u strong affection was formed. At
and after spending some years in Cuba
returned to this country wcll-."-'M and
| happy.
REMARKABLE jSSTA NOES.
During the recent war between Chilli
and Peru Il CHILEAN woman enlisted in Il
| cavalry regiment. her sex being known,
and r.,>e to '~ sergeant. Some three
years ago it was reported from Rome
that u soldier named Marriott, Of the
Eleventh battalion Of the Bersaglieri,
! who, though long confined t" the room,
! by illness, had refused to le carried to
! the hospital, AMI on l"ing f"r''i',ly re-
moved tl,itllcr had I,ecm discovered to
TX Il woman. She had jjointrl the army
! during the war If 1855 to enable her
brother to stay will; his wife ami six
children. She had previously, 'ning
very strong. worked III the mines. 1t
! Custozza she Won medal fnr bravery.
The King CON :rrrtL o., her decoration
and sent her nome with Il pension Of $';''
:. year. \ great nun,ln.r Of women, ii
il we'll known, figured in the ranks III:
the Communist army in 1871, ut Paris.
\ writer in Nnffx """ Queries some
time ago mentioned c:,st'S Of female sol
oilers discovered in foreign armies. In
the Frenci, army. for instance. there
were tan,"ng others, Louise lIo''s>;'!yc
de- E:,nncs. WHO served from 17:t. t"
! 1895. and was u, |kui'~vn AnEcliru"
BrulGn ice" DuclIcniin, for she Was
! married.. .o,!S-!icutcl,ant Of infantry
and decorated with the Legion Of Hon.
or, who was born in 17:c. AMI died in
the lnvali.lcS about 1859; TIwr'>.' Fig
! eur. VIII" served as a ,ira:.'mn for four
teen years, from l7:'S to ISL, l',l four
horses killed under her. and died in
lSsil. ut the aye ol -, in the H's!'i." 'lcs
! l'ctit> Manages. at Paris; \iryinic( hes
nicr.s, who served during the IcniIIs'.-
lar War az q sergeant in the Twenty
seventh regiment. and dic! in 1875:
I."ui*:. .>t:,na=ut;; WAS Il lieutenant "i
infantry in the Austrian ar :|:'riiIiian
army during tn: Na!nl,"nir wars {:
Marietta Giu!iami and IIrr:;,iIia M'ncI
fought under Garilmisli H. I>'w; Her
minil Was ut the battle OF (ust'2z:.
Augusta Kruger fought in the war Of
liberation a::ail,S, the French a> >'i':.'-
tern in the Eint!. i'r,,s>ian regiment.
and was decorated with tn: Iron Gross
and the Russian Order Of ~. George
she. after leaving the army, married II
brother officer in 1915. and her grand
son received Il commission in his grand!
mothers regiment.
BERTHA. MD;@DRr:S. AND HANNAH.
Berthe, Weiss is sail tn have fought at
Sp;chenn III 1870, but il j. not ,s,r. that
her case is genuine. \ Young k:i>>;an
officer her name f. ~" given was 10y
the London IImc< correspondent on
September ~. 1>:.. reported /" have
fallen at Nar.!:cv" after di>playin" the
most brilliant :-allaniry IN RELYING her
nn.:. against the Turks. The event
furnishes! n text for Il wei! known and
tu,,cl,:,,r MEN, Dolores Ewiriy,NZ