Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-04-16
DAUGHTERS OF EVE.

Princess Louise, of Lorne, is just 40 years of age.
 Miss Kate Field has arrived at Los An geles, Cal, for a brief visit.
 Queen Victoria travels as the Countess Balmoral, but her baggage is marked "Queen of England"
 Mme Carnot is said to look not more than ss25" The empress of Austria sscannot be over 35," say impartial observers.
 Miss Jennie Flood personally manages her snug fortune of $5,0OO,00O. She does it so successfully and enjoys it so we'll that she is not likely soon to accept a partner in the re- sponsibility.
 A Tekonsha (Mich.) girl, who is only years old, bangs off the most difficult piano music with neatness and dispatch, although she can't read note. She is the marvel of the community.
 Miss Phyllis Broughton, the English opera bouffe actress who is about to marry the heir of a wealthy English earldom, is described by the London newspapers as being good, pure, womanly girl, without breath of suspicion to tarnish her name.
 Queen Victoria's favorite bedstead went astray for a few hours at Portsmouth while en route with it's royal owner to Florence. It was delivered with other stproperties" at the stage door of theatre and then the awful" mistake was discovered.
 Mime. Tussaud has added to her collection of relics the camp bedstead on which the Duke of Wellington slept the night before Waterloo. It is a simple one of ropes and wood, and is barely six feet in length, with the merest pretense to a mattress.
 The late Duke of Rutland had at Belvoir a St<<,- ,E11~ L IL Wales recorded that her favorite artist was Rubens, her favorite author Dickens, her favorite dish Yorkshire pudding, and her favorite ambition non-interference in other peoples business.
 An insane woman escaped from Michigan asylum, and to prevent being captured she climbed tree. All efforts to persuade her to descend failing, the tree was chopped down and eased to the ground by the attend ants. It's burden was then seized and taken back to the hospital.
 Anna Katherine Green, the author of the celebrated novel, ''The Leavenworth Case" is living in bright and comfortable home in Buffalo, where she is engaged in writing a new detective story. Her famous book has now reached circulation of POO, 900 copies and still finds ready sale.
 The queen of Sweden is having high old time at Bournemouth, England. She rides daily on small and gentle donkey, and is attended by two or three man servants car- rying hot water What the water is for no one has yet discovered, but, so long as the queen is happy, who caress
 Clara Louise Kellogg is said to be mascot for men who bet on horse races. Men who depend on this diversion for their bread say that to shake hands with the prima donna is sure to bring luck. The Duke of Newcastle once took her fancy for horse at Ascot and won $3O, O,OO0.-Chicago Tribune.
 Queen Olga, of Greece, is a beautiful woman, with plump, well developed form, thick, handsome hair, and expressive eyes, She has sweet and charming manners. She is fear less horsewoman, but is domestic withal, and is often seen at home spinning silk. She is devotedly loved by the Greek people.
 Miss Mattie Earle wants to star next sea- son, and is negotiating for a new play with the dubious title of "Rank." Miss Earle is at present the leading lady in the Robert Downing combination.