Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-17

| hbn, WIN pictures OF lie IN
bnushy "pubs''-as the baf.rooms nj.
Mched W Inns or restaurants are here
universally called and, during their
motnebts Of rest between customers
demands, ] have received from British
v,rmaids themselves innumerablc
kIhdIy, honest, and altogether woman.
Y. revelations ~ 10 their previous con.
uition, with the mode and motive Of
their lives.
One n the nrsi .orIrs Of careful In.
quiries made was In reference 10 the
SOURCES OF supply Of females for this
vocation. Who were these bright,
handsome, graceful women? What
manner OF social condition was that
out OF which they came? How
sou'd 100000 women, apparently
~ 70 grace respectable and re-
hneu homes, assume such Questionable
employment AZ this Of their own voll.
uonY Or what stuiT, In the)guise Of
woman, with all OF woman's wit, self.
poise and wiDsomob, In physical
graccs, could 30 vast ard anomalous
class be created? These and many
similar speculstions along with cease.
lee. personal Inquiries resulted IN the
Following facts and figures being
scattered throughout my notebooks.
DO not know whether these averages
on about 1900 will hold true with 300
900. They ut least serve as basis Tor
reputable conjecture; and bring the
suhJrct, In in entirety, home 10 MI who
give thought 10 sociological questions
with Unusual ifnpres,ivencs-.
Daughter OF farmers, villagers, and
o. various employees on estates
Of the British nobility, 100; daughters
OF small tradesmen, 2ii; publ.
cans daughters, sisters aud other
female relatives, 1877; factory.
girls, 81; seamstresses aud milliners,
~; divorcci wives, II; school-mis.
tresscs, ~; drapsrs' and other clerks,
10; telegraph operation and postal om.
ploye-, " actresses, variety and other.
wise, 49, cashiers, Isl canvsssers, II;
unsuccessful singers and music teach.
efs, mission workers, Sunday-school
teachers and ''5alvationists. - 81; pho.
tograph colorists and "artists" gener.
ally, 10; "litsrary" psrsons--so OF whom
had written poems, . pamphlets, hal.
lads, aud 2 bookh, all Of which chad
been published" The balance Of whom
might be classified ~ thurman various"
40; while ~ had been domestics; IS
scullery maids; ] governc~es, AMI 80
nv nursery maids, originally had the
molding OF the minds and morals Of the
British youth.
l took these figures to a very noted
English thinker, leader and writer, u
man whose name Ii q familiar one In
every newspaper and household
Throughout tho English speaking
world. He examined them carefully;
see,nsu IVs, va rsnecllon Iof : time,
anu gn,s nus VIEW regs,uihg Tue socl,
o'osIch seuuy III aAPiuy P.opounueu
se.u,n ques''ons' ai'et our true iahkee
'asn,on.
"fou nave great many women In
America al the present time known ~
'agitators' and 'reiormers,' have you
mott"
"And has not each one mission or
scheme, or a divine call, TO gallop,
plunge aud cAvoIt about, shrieking out
All manner OF notcs " warning regard.
Ing the enslavemcnt Of her sex?
"Anu do not these feiuales sound
everything established, tender and
:acIsd. In an effort 20 attract attention
~ themselves, Until. tie. Grand, true
.
whipped Into partial endorsement, the
editors, through forgivapie chivniry,
lnnusneeu in'o ienu'ns 'hehh quasi
SUPPORT, Observation-Disclosures,
wen, hl, Prcciseiy 'ne mme iema'e,
OF rather unie'naie. 4uaIitles, whlch
through These mental harf'uahs arc
accomplishing tue gradual unscxing
~ American women anu tne revolu.
honising and destruction o. Tue a mcf.
lean nome, hfe ~ ne roo, OF our curseu
baimniat-ystsm. ~ u Simply uiiici-
ent form q expression o. .he same
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