The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-11


fnes her supple, figure. she never wears a
les arc as modest as a debutantes. perhaps
more 40. but at the back they nro folded away
to show. her smooth shoulders nearly to the
is very delicate and artistic. She never wears
a wig. except as Cleopatra. where the heavy
GS sand 4sdi hsF sfs AIR
are not touched with pigments. Her neck;
and bsRp splendid sd sheades r are s%
are Z touched With bluo-blaeE color, to n:
es o, eS er smonS shane ans hfsRR
rouge: which. like ali French Actresses she
csreu dnsi d %th Sfs brush dppe
carmine She has very dainty hands, which
sss D eSt c to @
her splendid throat and arms that she now
has no need Of wearing the wrinkled gloves
aQuick dresser. though her gowns are scarcely
more than breadths Of cloth. and must be ad-
jItod with their pins very 5s apts IT,
tho act comes she Is always first to be, ready
and to appear In the. wings wrapped in her
coquettish lace shawl.
Tho recognition Of tho progress and place at
tanned by medical women during recent years
becomes continually more general and COM
prehensive. The Woman's Medical School OF
London appears for the first time this year in
tho Lancet in tho list OF metropolitan schools
that have complete curriculum md give q
medical education capable Of enabling their
students to present themselves to all Examin-
ing Boards that give licenses to practise medi-
cine and surgery. This institution commenced
under great difficulties in the face of strong
opposition and with most humble beginnings.
But through the success Of its students In pub
ina haa IN Ia
place among tho great medical. schools, and
has now several important scholarships. Four
ana no s.adent a
mitted TO tho, school who has not completed
SsE Sc Ths
sayf is the
Who are clerks IN the Post Ofiice. Miss Agatha
Porter has bGen appointed assistant medical
officer to the Wilmington Workhouse Hospital.
which contains 1000 inmates. and other APP
Fhs iniiusnee and Unity Of medical women IN
soe e and I POLITICAL point Of VIEW e: are SO
marked that a special scholars hip fund has
been established for women who will enter
into an agreement to practise In that country.
AS yet the Society Of Apothecarles Of London
do not admit women to their EXAMINATIONS for
compete for medals for proficiency in botany.
which media, Is. for many years much valued
soey men IN the
of by two medical students. now famous ply
sicans neither Of whom anticipated that their
successors In less than half u century would be
women.
The opening OF Oklahoma and the grand
rush for the Indian lands havo brought fair
woman before the public in new character
that OF woman bovmer-and as such she is said
to be Drawer and more daring even than the
man adventurer. One Of the most famous OF
these women Is Nannotta Daisy. finely edu-
Gated and beautiful woman OF 80. who was tho
leader OF a score or more Of women boomers
having their headquarters in Indian Territory.
Nannetta had boeI q school teacher and a
newspaper writer and missed by but one vote
being state Librarian Of Kentucky. At the
head OF her Amazon company Of boomers she
took up claim near Edmunds. ono OF the best
In me c9SntTy rhis claim Vas e"ntssted fy
shooting match Both were slightly wounded.
but public opinion was in favor Of the woman;
warned tho man to Leave the country.
Catherine Laoourier Dallas. a modern Incre-
9ssa smper an hex
Slot "tendeIioot", for toe much familiarity.
rcd headed terror from Texas"
Pretty Pearl Younger, tho daring daughter
coloved corduroy ,nantaloons. with r;E'ig3
shirt; ohsn Mt thn thrHut.n wnita T"morHt" On
nor mead. Ind u collcctioh OF pistols IN her
belt. She Killed man IN defcn"t" h"r honor
ana hsr properly. unu tnr inu.h nnHinNss
form rh plialanN, ABOUT hcr tnr"MSH Which NJ
W VINO Worsh i ~ now no S"o wa8 LILO hiost
Miss Sri!ie Bruce. ton, located her CHIN,
built a home, or rather dug one ont in thc side
81 h h on IN" S''e w In, hrT 'tt'r ouSo
rounded by u couple Of dog, anl a flock of
chickens. she held har ground alone against
We 99asny Hutii roee'SSiy KY Mmnn sni nnrr r
! d ~, ~ '"e 'n"'or "a o"'""'ii a''u oe'"'Ao
iilS Witf' .>;, ,,,o,,,,,, ho,o ,a
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r,uo .neGo W "irh t,nswon b ,mirt
TcncohcA: de!snninG tnSihso!NHt " VIZ point
OF ono kniie or nuan" VI tne riistoI ~ iiio tare
case WHEN h'eh customary e''''"i' i"''e'