Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-15
THE iENTlER SEX.
What tae Newspapers Say Concerning the
Daughters Of Eve.

A Saratoga woman comes n in all
red one day, all white the next, all black
the third and so on.
The Kings Daughters of Atlanta,
Ca. have just opened a hospital there to
be under their exclusive charge.
A negro woman who recently went in
sane at Atlanta, Ga, imagined that the
sun had perched itself on her head and
she could not shake it off.
Miss NJ. E. Orr Is said to be the fastest
woman type writing operator in the
world. In a eel type writing tourna-
ment her average was ninety-five and
one-fifth words a minute.
More than fifty Of the best known
ladies of Battle Creek, Mich, have
formed a dress reform club and declared
themselves against bustles, high heels,
tight shoes, stiff corsets, etc.
Mrs. Bates, the ''giantess' wife of the
celebrated Capt. Bates, died recently at
their Ohio home, near Wadsworth. They
were the largest married couple in the
world. Capt. Bates is eight feet tall,
and his wife was seven feet and nine
inches.
Amelie Rives Chanler reads but few
books. Shakespeare, George Eliot and
Edgar A. Poe are among her favorite
authors. She reads French readily, and
has begun to take an interest in German.
She expects to study English when she
has leisure.
Mrs. Capt. Tom is the name Of tho
richest Indian in Alaska.
She is worth about $50, 900, and
lives royalty at Sitka, surrounded by
slaves. She supported two husbands
until lately, having to give n up when
she joined the Presbyterian Mission.
Mrs. Tom is ugly, fat and over 40, and
is a shrewd trader.
The young English poet known to the
world as A. Mary F. Robinson is now
Nine. Darmesteter, having married
the enthusiastic gentleman who trans
lated her English poetry into French
prose not long since, thereby gaining for
her some very pleasant praise from
tANlASh NiiiiNS'
Mrs. Harvey, of Shanklin, Isle of
Wight, has founded an institution there
which is doubly philanthropic in its
work. 1t is a home for old ladies and a
training school for servant at the same
time. Servants who graduate there
command the best wages, and are always
in demand. Mrs. Harvey has an income
of $500 900 a year, and she seems to
know just what to do with il.
Queen Victoria has won quite a repu-
tation among English agriculturists as
what may be called a royal farmer of the
gentler sex. AT the show of the Isle of
Wight Agricultural society recently she
took three prizes for farm horses, one
for Jersey cattle and four for Down
sheep, winning the champion prize for
the best ram and the award for the best
pair Of ewes.
Last March n. Kate Gentry filed at
Washington an application for a patent
on a remedial cosmetic" She failed to
obtain her patent because she parted her
name in the middle The examiner,
held that the signature was defective. as
she had failed to write her Christian
name in full. On appeal the commits
sioner sustained the opinion. The law
recognizes but one name-the first one
and unless that is given in full the sigma
lure becomes worthless from a legal
standpoint.
Nine. Dieulafoy, who practically
founded the Persian museum in Paris,
has formally handed it over TO the pesi-
dent Of the republic. She has definitely
adopted mans dress, and accordingly she
appeared with short hair, and dressed
in a masculine suit of black trousers and
paletot, the latter buttoned up over the
waistcoat, and showing shirt front aud
collar" She was also furnished with the
inevitable chimney pot hat, which, all
the time she was giving explanations to
Nine. Carnot, the wife Of the president,
she held in her hand with proper mascu-
line politeness.
The person who exercises by far the
greatest influence over the queen of
Servia at the present time is undoubtedly
her aunt, the Princess Constantin Mou-
rousy, She has been a veritable mother
to her niece, and has ad iised and con-
soled her throughout thu long course Of
her conjugal misfortunes The princess
is an elderly lady, in appearance about
G5, short in figure. but none the less Dig
nilied, with a kind, motherly face. lit up
by a pair Of keen eyes, and shaded by
gray hair. She has been a widow for
many years, and invariably dresses in
simple black, with a close black cap and
long veil. Although her home is in Rus
STA a great part Of every year is spent
with Queen Natalie, and there Is proba-
bly, no u more thoroughly au fat with
all that goes ON in the court Of Belgrade