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Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27
ZamOrdOwany, nle samOb6Jca.

AMSTERDAM, N. Y. 26 wrzesnia.
Try lat temu niejaki William Law
renee zostaf pochcwanym, wyrok
sadu coroner'a, -powiada} re smierc
nastapi1a wskutek samob6jstwa.
DIS kobieta kt6ra Lawrence zy4
i kt6rej sadzono, re by}a jego 70
na, uczyni}a W sadzie zeznanie, ze
Lawrence ME popeFnif samobdjstwa,
ale zostai zamordowanym przez By
ron Chase, kt6ry obecnie siedzi W
Albany wiezieniu.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27
Samob6jstwO przez wypadek.

Niedawno temu W niedziele sic
dzia}o trzech mfodziehc6w W pewnel
kawiarni W Genewie i.rozprawiall
W jaki spos6b najiatwiej odebra6 So
bic zycie. Gospodarz kawiarni ma
zwiskiem Messaz, majacy 42 lat'
chcia1 swym gosciom pokazat jak
sic to czyni. Pobieg8 on po sws du-
belt6wke, ME wiedzac ze ia jest
nabita, przy}ozy} do ust noga ma
depna} ma cyngiel cd kurka. Wtem
pad1 strza1 i Messaz padf trupem z
przeszyta ma wskr6s g}owa.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27
Szko}y WieczOrne: .

Poczawszy cd sgo pazdziernika
1892 otwarte zostana wyk}ady W
szko}ach publicznych, dla nie1mie-
jacych po angielsku. Ola Polak6w
szko1y wieczorne znajdujs sic ma
Ashland ave. niedaleko Augusta ul.
blisko Noble, ma Throop ul. blisko
w. lstej :ul; i ma Bridgeport.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27
Nadesfane.
Osoby upowaznione do drugich pa
pier6w obywatelskich. =

lsze. Kazdy W obcym kraju uro-
dzony, a kt6ry posiada swe pierwsze
papiery lat diva (2), przebywa W
Stanach Zjednoczonych lat piee (5).
2gie. Kazdy,. W obcym kraju uro-
dzony, kt6ry przyby} do Aueryki
pred skohczonym .lstym rokiem
zycia i przebywa W Stanach lat, ~.
scie. Kazdy, W, w,obcym kraju uro-
dzony, kt6ry liczy 2l lat wieku i
s}uzy4 W wojsku stan0w zjednoczo-
nych i zostaf 2 tegoz .uwolnionym,
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27
Wtorek, dnia 27go Wrzesnia, 1892 r.

ma gprawo po roku pobytu W Sta
mach do drugieh papier0w 0byWatel-
skich.
4te. Wszyscy, starajacy sic o dru-
gle papiery obywatelskie powlnnl
przyprowadzi6 ze soba swiadka kto-
ry przyslega, re starajacy sic o pa
pierv mieszka W Stanach Zjedno-
czonych lat pie6 (5). ...... -.
Osoby, kt6rych rodzice zostali O.
bywatelami Stan6w Zjednoczonych
pred dojsciem dzieci do 21go roku
zycia, maja prawo do registrowanla
i g}osowania bez papier6w. ..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27
Ostatnie . Teslegra my .
Wklop poeie,
w klOpoeie,

LoNDYN, 27go ! Trzesnia. Pozy-
eva emigrant6w do Ameryki, ze sta t.
k6w Hnii Cunard4 jest mad der klp-
potliwa: KompaA&ila z! zmuszop ps byfa
pasazer6w z Europy wylad9wae "
Anglii i tam ich y vic. OBJ Genie f.
nanse kompanii So W ztym TAME i
agenci tychze stara iii sic spta acic EN- J.
grantdw, ale darenp ppemi byfy trudy T.
Kompania byfa z nuszon2 zastano- ;
vic zupe}nie dalsze p}acenia, Wlel p
emigrant6w niema CO. jes6.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27
Straszna eKspIOzya.

BIRM1GToN, Ala. 26 wrzesnla. =
Ma linii kolejowej Tennessee Coal,
Iron & Railroad Go. niedaleko ko-
palni Prat, nastapifa eksplozya kot}a
lokomotywy. Elmore John, maszy-
nista, zabitym zostaf ma miejscu, Sa-
muel Estes / Benjamin Garner,
smiertelnie poranieni. Z ciaia ma
szynisty Elmore John znaleziono
tylko jedna noge.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27

= Wczoraj rozbiegany ko II, wpa Ok
przez okno do jadalnego Aokoju w
dom A. Diefena4 4rfa p. n. 3eI6 ma
Rhodes Ave. i potfukf ski 10, pola-
mai meble, W kohcu zaczaf bujae Pc
pokoju, dopiero kula' po olicyanta
rozbujanego konia uspokoi} a. Ko Il
nalezaf do NJ. D. Flavin.
Flip Reed, oskarza& dzfs prze d
sedzia pokoju Glenon Lilia Gould,
murzynke, obwiniajac ja o obrabo-
wanie goz $500, ma Dear born u i.
Gould zosta4a pod kaucya sl.5o %
odes4ana do sadu kryminalne ego.
Gf6wnym m6wca W Oh Bchodzie ie
dedykacyjnym sbedzle P. c hauncey
M. Depew.
Szymon Ryan, mlekarz Eostan1e 1e
postawiony pred sad, pod 3skarze
MEM niewypeEniania przepis6w ty +
czacych sic zdroRotnosci mle eka'
+ Jan Holiness neger, ode es}anym
zostaf przez sedz ziego pokoj u Ker
sten, pod kaucya $1,000 do kr yminal- :
nego sadu, pod 4arzutem W famania
sic do: domu Geo: B. Harris 543 N
State ul. -, |, - 49,
*Walter Kim nay, lo-letni meyer,
kt6reg 20 rodzice 1lnieszkajs pr |. .l91 4
ma Ar mour ave. ,ispad1 woz u kole-
il San TIA Fe po}ama} sobie Z ebra:
A Anna Hof, l7.letnia dzi ziewezy-
ma, mieszkajaca " Cincinnati |, costa
Ia wczoraj ma dworcu kolej Big
Four, przy Polk tul., zaareszt towan4
Przycz zyna niemi'ego intermf fzzo by (
telegram, jaki policya otrzyf fnafa cd
ojca Amy, proszacy policye % przy
aresztowanie tel re i przeszko kodzenia a
zawarciu maizehstwa miedzy Anna
Augustem silllnger, wiasd dicieleHn
Grand Central hotelu. F..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27
SamOb6JstwO

Jan Warski, proWadzscy salon p.
n. 27o1 Deering ul. pope}nil wezo-
raj nieudaFy y zamach samob6jczy,
Kula przeszyla mu piersi i uwiez4a
pod lopatka. Zazdrosc spowodowafa
ten zamach. Warski jest W szpitalu
i do ktorzy twierdzs, ze niema ME-
bezpieczehstwa. ... "
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27
Telegramy KrajoWe.
Fatalny Wypadek.

SHELLBYv1ILE, Ill. 26 wrzesnia.-
Wczoraj W nocy pozar obja} dom
Washingtona Sucker. Dzieci spa}y
W g6rnych pokojach, podczas gdy
rodzice ma dole. ,Pomimo p1omieni /
niebezpieczenstwa utraty lydia, rzu-
Gil sic Sucker W ogieh z nadludz-
klein wys1lenlem uratowaf swe dzle
ci cd niechybnej Smierci. Jedno
z dziatek umar}o wkr6tce, W skutek
odniesionego poparzenia.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27

INDEPENDENCE, 10. 26 wrzesnia.
- Gale miasto jest wzburzone zama'
chem morderczym jaki pope}ni1 A.
L. Moore, z}otnik ma M. E.. Carter,
swoim by}ym wsp6lniku. Me mogsc
zgodzi6 sic z Carterem co do niekt6;
rych punkt6w handlowych. Moore u
chwycif "a revolver strzeli}4 razy
do Cartera, raniac 60 W noge W 10,
patke. Carter ME jest smiertelnle
ranny. Moore we wiezieniu.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27
SzkoIa muzykl.

PAM Janina Jordan, uczennica
Zamperti' ego, otwiera polska szkofe
muzyki Spiewu solowego p n. SAG
Noble ul. Ceny przystepne. Polacy
powinni korzystac nadazajacej sic
sposobnosci. -" ...':
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27

Berlin, 26 wrzesnia.- Ma dwor-
Gu .Friedrichstrasse". zostali przy-
trzymani, hanowerscy bankierzy
Seemann Rosenberg, oskarzenl o
sprzeniewierzenie wielkich sum.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27
Skarb wynaleziOny.

STAUNToN, Va, 26 wrzesnia.
w Bridgewater, W County Rocking
ham, odnaleziono mn6stwo ,, Onyx"
przepysznego gatunku. Z}aczy}a sic
kilku kapitalist6w, ably skarb ten
wykopae.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27
POzar miasteczka.

CARTHAGE, S. D. 26go wrzesnia.
-Donosza tn Howard, miastecz-
ludnosci 500 mieszkanc6w, re GAIA
miescina W ogniu.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27
WszystkO ucichiO.

New York, 36 wrzesnia. - Wy
padkow cholery ME byFo %dzis. Me
slychat 0 niei, ami tn, ami 2 sasiedz-
twa. Strach mina} zupelnie. :
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27
CESAR Wilhelm.

BERLIN, 96 wrzesnia. - kraza
nieustannie pog}oski, ze cesarz will
helm eierpi znowu ma raka W uchu l
ze choroba przybiera zatrwazaJace
symptomata. >...
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27

t.. Howard, S.. 27 g 0 wrzesnia.
Pozar zniszczyi cate miasteczko |.
szkody 500. 600. P ozar wznieciIy
dzieci. Dwoje sta Try Oh ludzi, mai,
zonk6w Allen smd dth, , zginefo W p1o-
.mieniach. Komp panie ubezpieczeh
tracs $4,000. p.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27
Sing.Sing.

S1NG-S1NG, N. Y. 26 wrzesnia.
Agituja tu SLIME, azeby zebra6 od-
powiednia ilose podpis6w pod petty
eva zmiane nazwiska miasteczka
Sing-Sing, W kt6rym sic znajduje
stanowe wiezienie.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27
DrObne WfadOmOscI.

+ W Washington Parku, blizko
54-ej ul. znaleziono wczoraj clafo
nieznanego cz}owieka. Obok :niego
leza1a flaszeczka, kt6ra zawiera}a
stryehnine. :Pewien policyanta, o.
bejrzavszy nieboszczyka, twierdlz'siif,
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27
samobdjsty yyo ksiecia.

WIEDEn, 27go wrzesnla. - Do-
nosza Petersburg ga ze ksiaze rosyj:
ski Krapotkin Pope pe}ni} samoboj+
stwo. Przyczyny ME wiadome.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27
Samob6jstwO

WAsH1seroN D. 9. 97 WI " 4zesniat seait
WIN. P. Candy, z North Y Carroll H''@ |
ma, .byfy odzwierny senatu, fastrzef
lii sic :dzisiaj 2 pow Pdu 1fegP stanq
fnansow. -. ...-'
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27
Telegrany z Europy.
CesarZ i kr8l.

v,rnEn, 26 wrze$nia. - Kr6l
saksonii Albert przybyf wczoraj do
tego miasta, gdzie ma dworcu byf o.
czekiwany przez cesarza Franciszka.
q dworca pojechali W prost 90
Schoenburnn.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27
Strajk.

LoNDYN, 26 wrzesnia. " Man
chester zacza& sic wielki strajk tka-
ezy, kt6ry prawdopodobnie obejmle
Gala Anglie. -..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27
- Cholera W Texas.

SAN AUroNIo Tex, 81 wrzesnla
-Urzad zdrowia W Texas rneldu]e
diva wypadki cholery, z ktdfych je+
den smiertelny. :. i
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27
PrZybyfe Okreta:

Do New Yorku: Anchoria Glas-
gowa; Arizona Normandiaz Liver
pool; Saale Bremen; Francisco z
Hull. =
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27


wego parku. .. .
= Wczoraj wieczorem znalezlono
W domu p. n: 5647 ma State ul. Hen
.rvka Lohr ma schodach ze zfamanym
karkiem. Mniemaja, il spad4 re
:schod6w: zabif sic. .
*~zesz}ej nocy ma Milwaukee ma
:jecha} jeden pociag kolei linowej ma
drugi. Wiele os6b odnios}o uszko-
dzenia. -. ...
+ John Korn, zam. p. n. 10 ma
w. Jackson ul., wracajac -wczoraj
o godz: Sci 2 pikniku, zosta} pred
domem p. n. 7e ma S. Halsted ma
padniety przez dw6chs mezczyznl i
poraniony nozem. Pewien tajny
polieyant, odnalazfszy 60, kazaf od-
wiezc do szpitala powiatowego.
Y Sikawka parowa l7-go oddzia}u
stray ogniowej ma drodze do pozaru
ma rogu Halsted ul., i Indiana ave.
przewr6cila sic. Stangret James
Russell i strazak Charles Clarion,
spadajsc, odniesli ciezkie, lecz ME
niebeznieczne uszkodzenia. -OdWie-
ziono ieh przywoiana patrolks do
domu. ::
- Onegdaj rano umarfa W County
Hospital niejaka Zofia HUM. Przy-
puszczajs, ze dopuszczono sic ma !niej
zbrodniczej operacyi. Policya sta
ra sic, by wyjaSnic te sprawe.
4 SIyszelismy, re p: Kochanow-
ski, zam. p. n. $50 ma Milwaukee
ave. ma zamiar sprzedae kaWiarnie.
\. Dnia 2 pazdriernika odbedzie
sic W Chicago, W hall Oh. R. Rejt-
mahskiego ma rogu o4-ej ul. i Buff
fa1o ave. wielk XII mass-meeting
\. DIS vie czorem W Lincoln Par
ku zostanie puszczona W ruch ele-
ktryczna fontana.. =.
*-Przybyfo dis wielu emigran-
tow z New Y orku. SO z mich zosta4o
W. Chicago, a inni udali sic ma "a
chod. 49,. -.
'17-letnis Berthe Ohnesorge, o
znikneciu kt6rej juz donosilismy,
odnalaz{ oiciec W s4uzbie u jakies
familii ma Wentworth ave., blizko
81 ul. Twler rdzi ona, IL zmienlfa
sluzbe, gdyz obiecano >.jej dolara
wiecei, niz miafa W poprzedniej s}uz-
bic. -. -.
Thorn. Wallace, lO-letni chic
piec, zam. B.. n. PSI ma a ul., spad}
wczoraj z woz u z. weglami, kt6rego
kofa zgniotiv mu glove.
John FIR euch, ktory skradf W
niedziele po Pofudniu Janowl Har-
rison S $500, zostai schwytany i pod
kaucys S o.ooo do wiezienia odpro-
:wadzony. .. .....: :>:
x Jutro nastapi spuszczenle we Wo-
DE- statku ognlowego, przeznaczone,
90 dla us1ug wystawy swiatowei.
* Wczoraj ma Krzyzownlcy Lake
Shore koleji, zosta1 pociagiem pre-
iechany i ma miejscu zabity William
Fredericks, a Karol Deliski Teo-
dor Talespi, dosy6 ciezko poranieni.
4 Policyant M. Nc Laughlin, przy-
.dzielony do Cottage Grove ave. sta
cyl umarf dis W szpitalu, ma zaka-
zenia krwi. Nc Laughlin, W piatek
wiecz6r pojecha} wozem patrolowem
azeby przewiezd cia}o P. Effi Muir
ply, kt6ra pope}nila samobojstWo.
Podczas podnoszenia cia1a, skaleczyl
sic, krew trupa wesz}a W RANG, spo
wodowata gangrene i smierc. Nc
Laughlin byF kawalerem i piec lat W
sEuzbie policyjnej. -
= Wielki demokratyczny mass
meeting Sci W wardy odbedzie sic dzis
wiecz6r przy rogu ul. Paulina i9lej:
*.W parafi sw. Wojciecha ma ro-
gu W. IL i Paulina ul. rozpoczs}a
sic wczorai loterya fantowa :(Fair)
i trwad bedzie przez dYa tygodnie'
-: n Niejaki Herman Kraft padf
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27
Cholera W New York.

New YORK, 97 WI fzesnia. Diva
nowe vypadki cholery mia}y miejsce
ma okrecie Bohemia, 'dzis ran o.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27

Bankierzy Seemann i Rosenberg areszto-
Wani,
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27
W REsIFr;AUEAcr1.

- Kelner daIscie mi zepsut te
mieso!. "
- TAX, ale "a podw6j pa por-
eye. >..-
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-09-27
NA ULIcY.

- Jasiu, kt6ra godzina?
- Jas milczy.
=, Coz to, tw6j ze$arek Stpl?
Me - ley W lombard Eie. =
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1892-08-31
Dr.. Gregg's Electric
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St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-08

the fauna and flora along the river
banks couldn't be learned by Linn8us
or Asa Gray. The senior year finds her
deep in the cavernS of the earth. She
makes map of the river bed from the
falls of st. Anthony to Carver's cave,
and talks learnedly of the terminal
morain and the brachiapodS TO be
found in the blue clay along the
Great Northern tracks. Picnics are the
delight of her soul. and the lakes the
scenes of her delight. Even Staid old
Red Rock, scene of SO many Methodist
hallelujah meetings, is visited by this
outdoor enthusiast, and she plays the
part of the piOus devOtee 10 perfection,
climbs Mount Zion with the young the
OlOgue who thinks himself near heaven
when in her Seraphic presence, or wan
derS down TO the river. talking horse or
politics with the reporter of some daily,
who is spending a Semi-vacatiOn at this
watering place. / was going to say.
but it is not of Baptist, but Methodist
persuasion.
What Hamline girl is there who
doesn't feel delicious thrill at the men
ton or the magic name "FrOg POnd?'
1t will almost move her to tears. as the
word 'MeSOpOtamia" when spoken by
the siivery-tOngued Whitfield affected
the fair Methodist of the last century.
TO the uninltiated Frog Pond is name,
an empty name, suggesting only the
croaking OF an amphibiOuS animal of
the genus rama on summer nights, but
to those who have broken the seals it is
book full of meaning. Memories of
summer nights, not with the CT oaking of
frogs but the silver rain of the moon,
thanksgiving winds through the rust
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-08

most intellectual of these followers of
Minerva. You may name your choice
for beauty and she will smile in Su-
perlOr fashion, reminding one strongly
OF that eyaneScent something which
fits across the cOuntenance of BOStOn'S
feminines; but dare make the remark
that Miss Blank is the smarteSt girl In
school," and shower of icicles would
be pleaSanter than the chills which
creep up and down your spine of re-
morse. Spectacles to the right of you.
spectacleS to the left of you, spectacles
in front of you glimmer and glitter.
There was never better harvest field
for OculiStS, and in the graduating class
of few years ago twO-thirds of the
ladies were kept under glass"
The ladies' hall is positively the ugli-
est, most nnartistic building on the COLI
tinent. There may be some ethical
import in the barren simplicity, sug
gestive of Methodist severity, but it
was too ObStruse to make itself felt on
my dull cerebrum. If it were not for
the groups of feminie grace, which
would soften the outlines of the great
pyramid, or an occasional portrait,
framed by the window sash, the long
brick window would be absolutely ire
deemable from cOndemnatiOns. But
inside there is never hint of solemnity.
Sixty girls, chattering like magpes,
look at the world through rose-colored
spectacleS. They breakfast at Z, dine
at 1890. and sup at 6. There is but one
law, "Thou shalt observe study hours"
but it is as rigid as the laws of the
Medes and Persians. Other regulations
are dictated by inherent ideas of what
is right, and as a result there is
we'll ordered family, under the care
of Miss Hanna l.. Shoemaker, who GER
tainly enjoys more regard and esteem
than falls to the lot OF preceptreSSeS.
where lrOn-clad statutes prevail. This
was not the case of the regime, before
hers. Printed slips were handed each
young lady on entering the hall, and
she was expected to diligently ponder
the thirty six rules contained therein
and let them sink deep in her heart
The result is what might have been ex-
pected, and one lady showed me her
list of laws, which were added to from
time to time as her spirit of mischief led
her to act contrary to the dictates of her
manual. The next morning a slip of
white paper would be found under her
door containing rule covering the re-
cent miSdemeanOr. All these she has
kept-on paper-frOm her youth up. and
shows laughingiy them in these days
when each woman is law unto herself
Midnight feaSts are the delight of girl
ish souls and stomachs, and they have
the proverbial warrant that ''stolen
fruits are sweet, and bread eaten in
secret is pleasant" Only a chosen
band of kindred spirits is admitted to
the festive board, which is spread in
some remote room where the subdued
tumult will not be audible to the pre-
ceptress' ears. Clad in gowns some
what dishabille in cut, whose flowing
outlines were never seen upon the page
of fashion magazine, the gletfulI
maidens gather at their symposium,
whose menu would make the mouth of
Il gourmand water. The crockery is of
the most assorted character. but the
bohemaniSm is thoroughly en-
Joyed by these youthful barbara
ans, who take no thought for
the morrow, believing thoroughly
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-08
E Raey Sketch Of "Co-Eds" Of
the Suburban Uni
versity.
Bread and Butter LaSSieS
Who Enjoy the For
hidden Fruit.
Midnight Fessts Which De-
light the Giplish Heart
and Soul.
Who Is the PrettieSt of All
the Pretty Girls at
Hamline?

Life in boarding SCHOOL, What in
eXhauStible vistas of delight does that
magic phrase eoniure up. Cakes eaten
in secret, forbidden fruit of the print
ing press, f1irtatiOns carried on. almost
with the supervisions of the argos-eyed
preceptresS-Surely the Duke of Argyle
would never have declared this world
of ours TO be under "Reign of Law" if
he could have peeped behind the mys-
terious portals of a girls boarding
school. rhe chief object in life to the
maker of laws, and girl cannot be in
the atmosphere of the penSionnaire a
day before she uncOnSciOuSly breatheS
the air of tine esprit de corps, and if she
came with any idea that school is the
place TO gain wisdom from the ancients,
that is speedily shattered, and she is
assured by her companions in bondage
that learning is an antlQuated fossil. tit
only for Mr.. Caraubon.
Eating and flirting are the chief OBJ
jects in life, the former because the
theoretical boarding school fare is
planned according to that in "Jane
Eyre" the object being to etherealize
your apparent tendency to emOonpOint,
the latter because it is the nineteenth
century answer TO the question in the
catechiSm, "What is the chief end of
Yoman?"
The literature of thirty years ago is
filled with boarding school sketches.
Thackeray. Dickens, Charlotte BrOnte,
and host of lesser lights have turned
their facile pens thither. while in Amer
lea Roe, rOurjee hold dow n the boards.
Nothing can excel that wonderful story
in Vanity Fair" the reader wonders at
Beeky'S marvellous facility in remember
ing the moon; and despite her green
eyes and her wickedneSS, l always had
a Sneaking admiration for her general
sharpness. A different class Of novels
dwellS upon the distinct boarding school
on bread and wafer for the
slightest miSdemeanOr. and if she
should be caught in the mental attitude
necessary to belief in the existence of
the genus homo, she is branded as 4
cuJprit, watched day and night. But
new law has been developed within US,
and instead of the schools of Thacker-
ay's time. which turned out Becky
SharpS and Amelia Sedleys, we have
our Wellesley, Vassar, Bryn Mawr
and Smith, while the deeds of gidGy
freshmen ana lanky SOpnOmoreS are
treated as bubblng mp of irrepresSible
gIrlyness, not TO be smiled upon, but
certainly not to be regarded as crime.
COeducation is something as Inadapt-
ed to the Eastern mind as university
training for women is to the old world,
and we read not of where "Ihe East,
with lavish hand. showers on her queens
barbaric pearl and gold," but ice cold
water, straightfrom the hydrant, enough
to make their feminine screams reach
TO high heaven, ard the men, so East
ern universities call them, stood by and
called il fun.
1t has remained for the West, the in
nOvatOr of new customs and expert
menter in unknown ways, to sail the
untried sea of coeducation, and she