Wichita eagle., 1888-05-27
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DAUGHTERS OF EVE

Adelina Patti turns As this year.
Bismarck's wife is tall and very gray.
This will be Queen Victoria's Goth summer.
The queen of Portugal is an accomplished
potter.
Mrs. Marie Jensen is the editor of daily
paper in Denmark.
Miss DIN Longfellow is % and noted for
her resemblance TO her father.
Miss Delphine Baker is about to establish a
Christian newspaper in Jerusalem
Mrs. Candace Wheeler is endeavoring to
build a new woman;s hotel in New York.
Amelie Rives never went to school, but had
governesses who guided rather than taught
her.
Mrs. Richard Watson Glider both paints
and writes under the name OF Helene de
Kay.
The Princess Eugene of Sweden has taken
contingent of Salvationists under her pa
tronage.
Ann O'Delia Diss Debar has announced her
intention Of entering journalism as soon as
she gets ont Of Jail.
Rosa Bonheur, the famous French artist,
goes about on ske6ching tours clad in trousers
and cutaway coat.
Miss Louie Royce, the Nebraska blizzard
heroine, although cripple for life, looks
with cheerfulness into the future.
Kin Yaniei, the Chinese girl who recently
graduated from the Women's medical college
in New York, speaks and writes in five Ian
guages.
Mrs Senator Hawley says that no woman
should adopt the profession OF a nurse unless
she feels that she is specially fitted for the oc-
cupation.
Miss Shoemaker. of Muscle Fork, No, al
though perfectly well and enjoying life, has
not been away from home for twenty-five
years, not even TO run in and talk with a
neighbor.
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt, who was pre-
scented to the queen, received several lessons
from professional teacher of department liz
regard TO backing from 1.-THE presence" and
bowling to majesty.
Joseph Davis, of Wayne county, West Vir-
ginia, has a daughter aged years who
weighs go pounds. This is believed to be
the largest child of its age in the world. The
father weighs but $50 and the mother 100
pounds.
Mrs Leonora NJ Barry, who has made
herself famous as an organizer of assemblies
of knights of Labor, is a woman of fine
presence, and her speeches are noted for their
Nrvid eloquence She makes her home in
Philadelphia. She has two young sons at
school near Albany.
Miss Jane Dutton, who died in Oakland,
Cal, a few days ago, at the age of So years,
was a Forty-niner She went around the
Horn in that year and established board
ing house in San Francisco; and when she
died she was worth 500, 600 She was New
Hampshire spinster, and her property viii
go to some relatives there.
Mrs. Burnett has won q complete victory
over Mr. Seebohm, who against her protest
dramatized her charming novel, Little
Lord Fauntleroy," into much less charm
ing play Mr.. Seebohm is ordered to cancel
all passages copied or cOlorably altered from
the novel and submit them for the plaintiffs
examination when lcanceled and pay the
costs of the action.
Two young ladies of South Chester, Pa,
went into q store where there was a galvanic
battery, and the proprietor asked them TO
try it Each grasped a pole of the battery
and wondered why no shock was felt. The
proprietor suggested that they kiss each
other. They did So, and then there was &
shock indeed One of the young women
shrieked and fell over backward. The other
made no sound, but tainted. Cold water
brought them both around, none the worse
for the kiss.