Evening journal., 1889-08-14
MEN AND WOMEN.

Oscar Wilde will not be editor Of the
Woman's World after the appearance of
the September number.
OF the AIS graduated physicians Of the
school Of medicine Of Boston University,
nearly one half are women
English women have worn evening
shoes and open work stockings in the
afternoon during the entire summer.
Agnes Huntingdon. the American
singer who has made professional and
social success In London, is tall statu
esque woman, with wonderful contralto
voice.
King Leopold of Belgium is the sworn
enemy of tobacco, and dislikes music.
He objects to wearing his hat in the open
air as he believes the action Of the at
mosphere on his head is beneficial.
The Princess of Wales has been very
particular in the education of her daugh-
ters She takes great pride in their ac-
complishments and feels that her discip.
line has been extremely beneficial.
The London Truth says that woman
of high rank in London society even on
kissing terms with our royalties" is
| slowly succumbing to leprosy, with which
disease she has been afflicted for years
Edward Brown, the father Of DR.
Brown -Sequard. is native Of Philadel-
phia. The noted physician was named
for his father and for his mother, a
woman Of French extraction, named
Sequard.
Mrs. Ward. the author Of Robert
Elsmere" in private conversation can be
either gay or humorous Her power Of
conversation extends over many topics,
and she is said to be pungent, brilliant
and witty.
Miss Mildred Fuller, daughter Of the
Chief Justice, is going to study law under
the supervision OF her father. She is 3
blonde with light golden hair, rather tall
has graceful carriage and sweet
winning manner.
While in England nothing amused
Emperor William so much as the fall O
the unlacky German admiral, whom hI
shook warmly by the hand, and reassured
II honor your dismounting to greet me.
! Miss Emma Thursby is at Old orchar,
Beach, where she has been sent by be
doctor 10 rest her throat, which has beel
troubling her. She says the air amonl
. tho pAbCb 10 WNiAn AAoAC w hAAc AAoluo y
!. her throat than diamonds from an em
. peror on the outside.
Digby Bell, the comedian, saved Edwar
. Robinson, a yacht owner, from drowRinI
Q at Block Island, Monday Robinson
E while bathing near his boat was seizel
d with cramp and sunk, when Bell dive
. for him and succeeded in bringing th
+ drowning man safely to shore.
. News comes from Lon ion that Russo
Harrison, while in that great city, pun
y chased suits of clothes. IA pairs q
q trousers, four top coats, and an ininit
: number of boots and waistcoats, 1t
y said that he has bought an Inverness cap
. and dress suit for his father
/, A young man by the name of Dixo
(, has had an unpleasant experience
ID lnnishowen, county Donegal His lad
g love is very pretty, an heiress. and
r, partial to Dixon. The young man Gale
A on the girl one day, when he heard Il
to footsteps Of a couple of rivals, and
ty sportive humor he concealed himselfS
er the butter box While he was enjoyir
90 the conversation the girls father can
n along with pail of hot water to sea
es the box. Before the girl OWNED h
't- purpose he dashed the water into Il
o. box. The howl of anguish that aro
tn scared the old gentleman half to deaf
es and poor Dixon was found to be 50 bad
= scalded that he had to be removed to
hes. .sal.