The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-19
INTERESTING INFORMATION

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INTERESTING INFORMATION
Tho Princess Louise is engaged In oomplet
ing statue Of tho Queen which she will OK
hibit at the Chicago Fair. This Princess II
distinguished as tho most clever Of all tn,
Queens daughters. being devoted to music
painting. and sculpture. in each OF which sh,
Is said to possess considerable ability Hel
musical performances have been commended
BY many OF tho masters OF tho time.
The recent death Of Frau Marie Hoche "a.
calls the romantic history Of this tho woma An
Lieutenant Of tho Vienna army. Frau Hochs
entered tho Vienna Volunteer Corps without
being recognized as q woman, and for her
bravery on the fold Of battle was promoted to
q Lieutenancy. decorated with a medal, be.
came hussar. and was then advanced to q
First Lieutenancy Her sex being discovered
by chance. Major who had long admired the
bravery OF the daring young officer married
her. and later. while still following the army,
she was taken prisoner and gave birth to her
child In tho fortress Of the enemy.
The women Of Bohemia have about 100 DIFF
ferent clubs and societies organized for the
advancement and aid OF women in different
lines OF work. One OF the clubs or societies.
numbering 900 members. is for tho purpose of
L rroteG It young girls morally neglected. A
for study IN the schools afforded until they are
old enough to go out to service. Another club
OF education 70, women by founding schools
and acquiring admissi Of women students to
xsts four s9ssfa lie '0f M9msn U
Prague Will be open to Thorn.
Tho woman Sheriff has appeared at tho
West md recapfIv nh
by the novel spectacle OF seeing a prisoner
taken from the police station to the train by
woman officer. This particular Sheriff, Mrs.
Ames. Is slender woman. perhaps thirty-lve
years Old with a resolute. determined face.
containing revolver. Before starting With
her prisoner on the journey Of 1rO miles, no.
cesslta;ing two changes of cars. she purchased
hhlf dozen good cigars. took his word of
nGn I INT at ne would not Try to escnpe. and
INTO tho smoking ear and took a scat beside
him. nonchalantv indifferent to tho smiling
interest of the other men in the car.
There are in London several imposing blocks
OF flats whore tho tenants are ladies only.'
and an extensive building is being erected by
Tho Ladies Residential Chambers Co.."
c,omposed of suites Of rooms with a general
dining hall o! spacious proportions. all for the
nccnmmod ion of tho girl bachelor cult
which even, in conventional London is q Tea.
ture OF modern society.
Mr.. Punch Of London has taken upa now role
that OF mentor to tho Sisters OF Teemachus.
ANY woman. according to his idea. can marry
any man she likes. provided sho is careful
about two points. She must let him know
that she would accept n proposal from him,
let him know. In other words. tho encourage
mrnt . nnst 10 stroiRG but gGnta. 10 let lin
+ his vanity. but 30 let him know that YOU
nav" given him th" inf9rmation is 70 appeal
trouble with this advice is that the girl who is
clever G,nrrmsh to detect tho subtle sLadiuGs OF
husband without any advice.
ShoplftinG by women is said to be alarm
ingly on the increase in Paris so much 80 that
the Justices have been instructed to be less To-
nent In future with rich women. and to punish
so-called llcptomania Us simple theft, 81
eighteen arrests mndo recently in IL single
day. seventeen were women : four were wenithy,
and all were in comfortable circumstances.
Those who are Interested In Yachting nows
will remember how many Victories were won
last year by the English yacht Windall. with
Mrs. Schenley as skipper. Tho yacht changed
hands this season; tho skipper is u man. and
IN its first raco tho W!ndlall was Obliged to
take second place.
The Princess Eulae daughter OF Queen
Isabella OF Spain. Is very beautiful but de-
cidedly eccentric. aud has habit Of wander
I'M; about nights in male attire visiting the
harrieres Ihcer saloonsl and cafis in n style
mat In maiden not u princess would be con- |
sidcrod decide lily unconventional. Some SYM |
pathy for her daughter tho Queen mo,lior must |
chant Tor roaming about nights Disguised. |
hnn ccompanled by Marshal of her hus- |
band army.
ABOUT thousand women work In tho Pitts |
burGh iron mills making bolts. nuts hinges.
baroed wire and other useful things usually
associated with tho idea of Drawn and musclr.
h"y cp pe o"n about onc-third the wages raid
tha , n FITS rrS quiet and athuI ana never
Their standnr 'f" :" %r EGf 9Tspk day
kept. Most Of them arc married youn, thnroo
bong lew old maids in the factories '''0''
Several women in Paris earn com,or+,h.
incomes by posing for the sketch artists mr.
before the camora for the composition OF the
fashion plates in expensive mapazines Tba
demand Tor liiclike-look ing p!cturos IN the
fashion journals I'm here has created a similar
lady Is following with good prnt Gne SEGins
the Go:stsis,9n Sf TN, srass
face to follow this profession u'' OF inquire or
Some one has been to the pains to nscertoi,
that tho n nccasary expenses which tho socic,y
girls income must cover are $4,000 n y,nr,
Among interesting items Of tho list ia ono of
5000 for hai:linn and toilet arr .r!cs. nnnthrr
Of 500 for El"'"S. one Of 800 mora lar 80 |
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wonder why young men do not marry. ''f''
Nine. Adam OF the NoureRe Rerue "a oro .,
the most interchangeable Of literary workers.and
one Of the most systematic in the apnortion.
nsnt OF her time She rises ut o O'Clock.
bI.akla,ts Of II. ate ts TO her correspondence
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