The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1890-11-14
DAUGHTERS or EVE

Mrs. Langtry has $50 GOO invested In
mortgages on New York city property.
The Countess Of Paris is a crack shot
and never allows the attendants to load
her gun.
The new Paris daily newspaper, The
Union Franco Russo, will be edited by
Nine. Julette Adam.
Carmen Syivn, the Rou,nanian queen.
was admitted into TIE Bardic Circle at
Y the recent Welsh EistedYodd and given
the blue ribbon of the order.
Miss Caroline Wilkinson, for forty years
the fiance OF Alexander Fl. Stephens, is
dead at Atlanta. They were never mar
ried on account of his i'll health.
= successful broker on tie open board
OF trade in Chicago is Miss Fannie A.
Binn, a young Vermont girl, who was a
clerk in an insurance office a few Years
ago.
Miss Mildred and Miss Mary Lee, the
daughters OF the great Confederate leader,
are tall and stately women Of command
ing figure. They are reserved in their
manner.
Sara Jeanette Duncan is young Cana
dian authoress who has been gaining
name for herself by book of travels. She
with brown hair and light blue eyes.
Mrs. Custer's most intimate friend is
said to be the actress Clara Morris, be-
tween whom and the widow Of the brave
and handsome cavalry officer a warm at
tachmcnt has existed for many years.
Ouida, the novelist, has abandoned the
beautiful villa of Scandicei, where she has
lived for many years and done much of her
best work, for Florence where she occu-
pies the first floor of a spacious old palace.
By the will of the late Mrs. Frances
Brownell Holland, of Hartford, Conn, the
sum of 100000 is devised to the proposed
Episcopal cathedral OF New York city.
Mrs. Holland was daughter Of Bishop
Brownell
The Countess Of Aberdeen. who contrib.
ntefl SO much to the popularity of her hus-
bands viceroyalty of ireland during the
last administration of Mr.. Gladstone, will
edit n new penny monthly magazine for
women and mothers.
Mrs. Henry E. Perrine, the mother of
Mrs Grover Cleveland, is said to be u
splendid housekecper. In Buffalo, where
she lives, she can be seen with her husband
every Saturday going to Washington mar
ket, each with baskets.
Miss Clara Barton, the famous Red Cross
nurse, lives quietly in Washington, shun-
ming notoriety. She has an income of
$4,000 a year from an estate she inherited,
but she spends only $1,000 Of this sum, de-
voting the rest to charity.
Miss Margaret Blanche Best, Of Mead
vile, Pa, to whom was awarded the Sar-
gent prize for physical symmetry, says she
was not competitor in the sense of work
ing for the honor. She thinks her natural
form was aided and developed by careful
course of physical culture
Mile. Louise Gautier, young lady who
was born deaf and dumb, but, taught by
the Grosselin system, was able 10 20
through successfully all the examinations,
both written and oral, of the National
School Of Fine Arts at Paris, has been ap-
pointed teacher Of design in that insttl-
ton. E= ..
Nine. Lcverine is French woman well
known in Paris journalistic circles She
recently created a sensation by visiting the
scene OF the calamity in the coal mines of
St. Etienne. Her thrilling ccoun6 lad
the result she desired, that Of procuring
help for the families of the 120 men who
perished in the disaster.