Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-02
LoNooWs woMeN a1poarees.
Some Of the English Female. Who Have
nnrnme knnmn hN IhnIr rnn.

neoome Known by Their Fen.
ono Of the most clever Of the article con.
tfibutora 20 such papers M the Queen aud
the Lady's Pictorial Is Miss dc Grasse
Stevens, Of New York. whose sister is mar.
ned 10 the member for Southampton Her
picture. together with three column nc.
count Of her books and her American an.
csstry. appears VA one Of the weekly papers.
The correspondents In London Of some Of
the largest Of provincial papers are also
ladies, and In two Instances the wives Of
members Of parliament, whiloan occasional
contributor Of the heaviest matter in u
weekly review IL said to be the young
daughter Of an English nobleman, who
eau present the man who seeks her hand
with an income Of coo.ooo year
on the actual women reporters. have no
Tar only come across about half n dozen
OF these the most conspicuous perhaps il
Mrs Crawford. the heroine Of the famous
Dixie divorce case. She Ia sinrilarly
bright and well Informed woman. and IL IL
said that she wrote the hrst Interview ever
published In Tho Pail Mall Gazette
She iss'ill pretty and decidedly young
looking woman, aud among tho succe-se.
Of her pen are the instructive converse.
tons which she managed 10 obtain from
Canon Farmr, Cardinal Manning. Gcncral
booth aud many other men who make II
their aim In life IN alleviate the troubles u
the poor Mrs Crawford also receive.
regular assignments for all sorts of old
work. even 10 reporting cases In police
courts, aud she doe, her work 10 cleyCrly
aud unobirnsively that she has made many
warm friends among the very newspaper
Ncn loudest In their protests against The
admission Of feminine reporters to their
ranks
Another hard working female reporter IL
Frances low. sister Of the editor Of The 81.
James Gazette She does not get any work
on her brothers paper. but manages 20 exc
ont a living by contributing gossip to This
Star. Tho Pail Mall Gazctte and some o.
the smaller womcn's papers. Although
her signature would suggest English ma.
tionallty she Il rally u Hungarian birth.
~ her father l. Hebrew gentleman from
Prague n the name Of lowe His chill
dfcn. long residents In England Anglicizcd
themselves by clipping tho 80 from their
name
Strange 10 say, however, one N tho most
bitter writers against the Russian Jews l.
Miss Lows brother Of The 81 James
She u young looking woman. with tho
black eyes and fR',rp features ~ n daugh.
tor II Israel. aud sho may b" often seen
working out her notes Ia one of the many
acfntcd bread shops which abound In Lon.
DON
Tho most prominent, however, of Ion
don women reporter, l. Marie Belize. a
round little fat dumping Of awoman, who
can b. srvn trotting 10 Fleet street and tho
Strand NJ all hours II tho day. Che man.
agts 20 make a good deal of money, par
ticilntly ~ shc l. Mr. Steals chief assist.
ant On The Review " lleviovs She u not
more than twenty Ave years Of AGE. but she
q fail u assurance, aud hhs more than
oncc succrpded In obtaining news whcro
mon have failed mlserahly.
IN general way, however, fondon'a
woman rporter l. either a very loud aud
o,rnlrcsod woman Or q very shabby and
undordrcssgd female She waves her card
dcnnntly IN the air. and passes Corbcru.
hcforr tho guardian animal has time "a
realize what has happened. Sothlug g.
ohpca her EARS or hcr eyes once aha l. in
side. and u ever tho new journalism. OF. ~
II l. called hrrr. American journalism, be-
comcs rampant In England. lt will b. The
female, not tho male, reporter In london
who will make or mar it-l0ndon Cor
New York prasa