The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-17

'"us VI mex people, anu 10 inc nonor OF true
womanhood. She has partially recovered from
her serious illness but is still patient sufferer
from nervous and spinal weakness.
Women sufrragists have moro ardent sup
porters OF their cause among mon in England
than do the women OF America. Great indig-
milton prevails over circular recently pub
lished advising the exclusion Of lady speakers
during the coming election. lest advantage
is taken OF such opportunities TO advocate te-
male suffrage" one man writing Of this says:
made one OF the tenet Of his followers also, i.
as man free from party bias and purpose
tlucnce her unrepresented position leaves hcr
No h prevent d me accession to power q narty
can only make his cross at the instruction OF a
priest. vote in making the very laws which
intellect and education rs the voter and the
priest put together"
ia among the possibilities for the state OF
Montana. where Ella L. Knowles. the only
woman lawyer in the State. has been
t nSom,nased by me Peoples, p party It Vas
the bill was passed to admit women to prac-
first candidate for admission under the new
law. Her practice is large and lucrative.
Among the most prominent women in tho
political party which has grown out OF the
Farmers Alliance are Miss Mary E Lease Of
Wichita. Kan. a platform orator OF much eo-
quence and power who will be constantly en-
gagged in speaking for the Peoples party
OF the editors 0: the Sso Fo,11n. party naper
lGst started tied II St Lows; Fanny Rand"ph
Donnld-Valish. whose two years career on the
platform has been one Of great credit to her
self and Of brilliant bn and efficient help to her
paper writer for several years.
There was a short time ago in Western
town woman's club. which shall forever
more remain nameless. as it is now broken up
and among the things that were. young
bachelor. teased by tho young women on his
state Of single blessedncss. made a solemn
vow to marry any member OF the club who
On secret vote should be chosen e be Ms wife;
when the votes were counted It was found
that there were nine different votes east each
married. the club broken up. and the nine girls
agree now on one subject only. that the young
bachelor is as horrid as he Gun be.
A band OF robbers composed OF women has
been discovered at one Of the interior towns of
Spain. They have the regulation romantic
cave wherein their booty is stored. and plan
msiI rsss TO se
boards and sombreros ito hide their faces.
The Countess de Nurasol Eta Hughes.
and Franklin Paula. Spanish. English. and
Austrian governesses Of the Infantas OF Spain.
receive each S4.lDO a year for their services.
besides home in the royal household.
The Duchess Karl Theodor In Bavaria is.
like her husband. an opthalmic physician. and
assists her husband in his large practice
Queen Christina Of Spain is bringing her in
Huence to bear against the nationa! pastime of
bull fighting. Since the death OF her husband
she has been seen but once in the royal box OF
the arena. However. her attitude Of aversion
Inns as yet accom- plishcd little besides cmphn-
sizing the fact OF her being woman Of strong
and true character. Tor every Sunday the arena
ut Madrid. accomm odating $4,000 pool lie. Is
Nl!ed 10 overfowing.
Nine Bernhardt has set the seal Of her ap-
prevail upon Oscar Wildes new one-act play
by promising to appear In 1t during her stay
In London.
By special decree Of the University OF Oxford
Cornela SorAbji. B. A.. Of Bombay. stu
dent OF Somerville Hall. who has been reading
law for two years. was admitted t. the exam:
ination for :he B. G. l. degree. Miss soraojl
%as eGI to 20 ees
when 1t Is known that mono OF tho men were
placed In tho, first clnss: the two men IN the
second class had been reading law i've years.
while several Of the other candidates were
practising Larristers.
Rosa Holub. who shared the dangerous
experiences OF her husbands expedition to
Central Africa. has been honored by the En-
peror Of Austria with special medal In reeog-
milton OF her services and bravery and 6y
paid ny esr .nd
suffering during the eight months flight from
hostile savages.
In four weeks time the Woman's Cub OF
Chicago raised sl1Sl9O toward the 100000
fund needed for the erection OF dormitories
En- Of g. .h Rey sS
Dr.. Foster. s5G,o'O. This llheralty on no
HE beai M Of a new epoch. Hitherto gifts
from women donors have been devoted to
benevolent purposes or 10 the aiu OF mems In
stitutions OF learning.
With the usual, peryersity Of fate. Mrs. Edi-
to All ths magic forms Of illumination evolved
by her husbands wonderful genius.
A Danish woman OF wealth recently made a
remarkable will. providing that the interest Of
her fortune shall 10 distributed annually
among twenty unmarried women or widows
in her native town.
The Princess OF Egypt is the only native lady
OF Cairo who dares 10 go about unveiled. to
give dinner parties and entertainments ad-
hitting male ioreignnrsa. AMI # Which she APP
daEs arLayed IN mlGHfSnt deeoete dresses
fortune OF her own. she enjoys herself In her
own way.
The Duchess OF Bedford and Lady Carlisle
will 10 associated with Lady Henry Somerset
in the H'hHe Ribbon. tho new temperance
paper which will yentlate all questions con
and i social reform As tbs capital Of the ," new
publication Ii $4,000. 1t Is Anticipated that it's