Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-14
ONE CENT
VoMAN,s WORKS Ann -

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t'dow Sr Of OF 1 Kings 6an~s,aaot B. 'ps aot tof
e. u nephew Of Wasbiaaera W5Iaera is he
t,,l,l fitness Beatrice
,bis,. y OF lace, is with, VINO has mad 4
tions. &c "ih furnish ,ba "a he
Women of Greece
univaes ''an9n a,' Tor the riebt s"gef. in
medici N especially 10 enter
Miss Ada I. Swv :, Il sscribed
General Sweet, Of Cam Revell,
ory, to whom Chicago o <. recorded
doing an extensive and 40I, and inn
sion business
In Iceland femah tailors =. = Uo,,oo
monopolize the trgtle; meAilors weia'aNs-
in fact, unknown This is longer SO,
and they now have to putb with one
or two male competitors.
a Russian ukase has just Ven issued
permitting the employmenbf women
on railroads. On the Trs Caspian
line there are female static masters,
traffic managers, signal w9en, and
point women.
Grace Davenport, NJ. D., why one Of
the few women rhy sicians in eSls' has
been appointed assistant in u rpedlcal
department of the insane 'yhm at
Terrell. She is graduate Of loading
medical co lege of Chicago, and has
racticed her profession for seNai years
in Texas -~
A very active wonla,f ~ IheY I'D of
social reform in En- land is MissChmen-
tina Black whose pale face ml eye-
glasses are now known in everlabor
meeting i'm London. She runs wnans
protective and provident league, all has
| lust won. with the aid Of JolnsBms,
remarkable victory for some hundeds
of girls who were locked out by rm
of chocolate makers in London.
DR. Emily Kempin, doctor Of lawSf
the University of Zurich, is To gle
courses of Lectures on law under tA
auspices of the University of New Isorh
for the especial benefit of non matrlcu
lants and business women. Her salary,
of not less than a thousand dollars Q
wear. is guaranteed her by number y
ladies. The law school of the univert 'uu
is henceforth to be open to women mod
Madame Laurin. one of the last of be
vivandieres has received the Iav of
governmeDtgo gold nlA-dal In III considers. D.
Laf.}er long and arduous services in the
field, in camp, ID on the march.
Madame Laurin is 05 years old has nine
grandchildren, and believes that it viii
not be long before the only surviving
vivandiere will be found only ON the
boards of the opera, when that ontworn
favorite "The Daughter of the Regi-
ment" is given.
Mrs. Annie A. De Barr has received q
license as mechanical engineer from the
Chicago board of engineers. For l8
months she has had full charge of the
engine and machinery of "a large steam
laundry. Her eng ne room is a model
of neatness, her natty uniform is spot
less, and she does not put on look OF
Bunsby like wisdom and shake her head
mysteriously when q question Is asked
her about the mysteries of rods and
cylinders as some of the United Brother
hood do
The town of Norway, Me-, is solving
the problem of the road repairing busi-
ness in a novel way In one of the dis
tricts the men decided that they would Z
no longer oversee the mending of the
roads, as it was a thankless job at bsst,
and they were all busy with their other
work. But the roads were in a bad con-
dition, and must be repaired. woman
was appointed surveyor and she under
took the work with determination to
succeed. The road raachine,. and the
men who work unde f,lirootf,,q, have
put the road IA nrst Nass shape.