The Arizona champion., 1891-03-28
College for Georgia Girls.

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 College for Georgia Girls.
 The corner stone of the Georgia Nor nal and Industrial College for Girls was laid at Milledgeville, Nov. 27. The mem bers of the state legislature attended in body. The citizens of Milledgeville provided thom with special train and welcomed them to huge barbecue There were addresses by the governor 1 and other prominent men, and an essay was read by Miss Julia Flisch, of Au- gusta Many congressman and the presidents of all the Georgia colleges had been invited to be present. change.
 At the last commencement of the Royal University of Dublin nine clever Irish girls took the degree Of B. A. One, Miss Maud Joynt, received her M. A. with highest honors in modern htera- ture, while one more, 8 potential Portia, pretty and wise, by name and title Miss Frances Helena Gray, wears her IL. D. with becoming dignity. In the exami- nation papers the women students ranked above the men.
 Mrs. Delaney Kane, of New York, possesses handsome tiara of diamonds. the center stone being one of great brill fancy. She also owns many necklaces of precious stones which she wears close about her throat, one being handsome string of pearls to which is attached three diamond pendants. She is always conspicuous at the opera by the brill lance of her ornaments.
 Miss Lillian Baird, aged years, is be- coming famous as the youngest problem composer in the world. She has fine instinct for chess, which has been cul- tivated by much practice and an heredi- tary talent for problem composing. Her first problem, composed before she was s, has been printed in about twenty chess columns in England, Germany and America.
 Wellesley college was not left empty, even when its girl students were away. The students rooms were last summer occupied by poor girls, sent by the Bos- ton Y. W. c. to enjoy holiday. Each girl remained fortnight, during which time they received lessons in housework and were entertained by the ladies in the neighborhood.
 When you make chocolate now of an evening sprinkle a little cinnamon on top after the chocolate has been poured in the cup. It adds the same piquancy and charm that nutmeg adds to lemon ade, lemon juice does to vichy, sliced lemon does to tea, or, to come nearer home, that salt does to an egg.
 Mrs. Annie Baxter, of Jasper county, Mo, has just been elected county clerk. She was nominated on the Democratic ticket in Republican county. which makes her success the more noteworthy She is the first woman elected to this office in the south.
 Fill your child's soul with an ideal of good manners, of benevolence and beau ty; teach it abstractly to dislike vul- garity, selfshness, rudeness, and to feel that you love and admire it, and expect of it charming manners and the work is accomplished
 A Canadian lady, who died not long ago at the age of 9S, leaves the noble record of r children, 145 grandchildren and 2S6 great-grandchildren. She was married at 13, and 30S of her descendants still survive her and maintain the lie of kin ship.
 Miss Concordia Lofvings, literary woman of Sweden, received a gold medal from the French minister of public af fairs for published lecture on "Physi- cal Education and Its Place in System of Rational Education"
 Mrs. Abigail Dame, aged ss years, of Pennington, N. H., in two days recent ly has split and piled three cords of wood. The labor was performed just to pass the time away"
 An Austrian professor says many ladies who keep lapdogs suffer from an affec- tion of the liver, occasioned by small parasite which is peculiar to the dogs liver.
 Domestic science receives attention at Mt. Holyoke and Wellesley colleges, and at Dwight L. MO0dy's seminary in Northfeld, Mass.
 Double Quick Elopement on Foot.
 At the village of NewberTy. Ind, a highly sensational and exciting elope- ment was witnessed a day or so ago. The fleeing lovers were from PlainviIle, 1 Daviess county, and had eloped at dark, taking passage in q hack. The vehicle broke down, and they hired farmer to take them to the railroad station, but ha ,.,I