Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-05
DAUGHTERS OF EVE.

Brooklyn has a woman blacksmith and .
female undertaken
A lady advertises In The London Times
that she gives lessons in tennis"
Mrs. Kohl, Of Reading, Pa, hanged herself
because she could not endure the toothache
The Duchess Of Fife can squeeze her foot
into 81 shoe. but full 6edged No feels
better.
After deal Of persuasion Nine Carnot,
mother of the French president. ha. sscended
the Eiffel tower.
Mrs FORSYTH. celebrated Samoan beauty
Is an American widow. 10 years DID, and has
l5O, 900 acres Of land.
daughter Of NJ Carolus Duran Is pres
emily to wed NJ George Feydean. the young
French dramatic author
Belva Lock wood has astonished Londoners
by going alone in the Whitechapel district.
the scene of Jack the Ripper's exploits
Miss Louise F Charles has been rendered
and has accepted the temporary presidency
Of Mount Holyoke seminary. Springfield.
Mass.
Mrs Harrison recently remarked that II a
woman loves the society of her husband she
should never encourage him to be a public
man.
Mrs Kate Ringgod. Of Louisiana, Is the
only author on the list Of Chautauqua gradu-
ates this year but there are nine dressmakers
and two millinerS
A woman Of 81 in Massachusetts, claims she
has smoked tobacco for half century. her
average consumption Of the weed being
twelve pipefus day
A daughter OF Alma Tadema, who displays
remarkable talent. has received at the Uni
versal exposition medal Of the second class
for three water colors
Mrs Katherine Chase, the daughter of
Salmon p Chase, is still at work on the life
of her father She lives at Edgewood. just
outside Of Washington
Fanny Bignon, who is praised by biologists
for a recent paper on the anatomy Of the
lachrymal gland Of the green turtle, Is one Of
the emarkable women Of Paris
Miss Olive Schreiner, Of the South Afri.
can Farm" is a sister Of the Miss Schreiner
who has made herself ~ conspicuous as q
temperance advocate in South Africa.
Amelie Rives-C haner. since she abandoned
literature for art is said to have used her
own figure as the model for her sculptured
productions, posing in front Of a mirror
Mary Anderson values dagger given her
by Lady Martin Helen Faucit the most
highly Of her theatrical properties. Lady
Martin always used it when playing Juliet
Australia is sending another actress to Eng
land, Of whom great things are predicted.
Miss Myra kembie is the young womans
name, and she essays the higher walks Of the
drama
A Boston woman imported Quill pens from
Germany at twenty five cents npiece for thre.,
years before she discovered that a man in the
same block furnished much better ones for
nickel
Mrs. Gill. of Mulberry street. is the opIv
woman shoemaker in New York. She made
a pair Of shoes before she WAS IA years old,
and has worked at the cobbler's bench for the
last ten years
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Victoria Morosini, the daughter Of the mill
ionaire who married her fathers coachman
several years ago, and starred on the stage
and later in the back chorus, has done salts
factory penance for her social sin, and is again
with her father as a modest but attractive
belle at Saratoga The whereabouts Of the