The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-03

SucCu WuS luO, lIntlu SCHoWts. Nuu
through her influence 1t became tho fashion
to study ancient tongues. Italian teachers
andd aesSe%c
nations and took part In tho public, exercises
S IN" a9 t sfS ae
applied herself braveiy to its .cauisition. anu
The ex-Emrress Eusclie is working on her
memoirs. which will doubtless prove interest
published until several years alter her death.
and no one is to see line OF the manuscript.
stand that she was ono Of eighteen children.
and In consideration OF that fact very natn-
whish this gifted d"aSSter was born. She was
educated at n convent. four times to be eX.
pellod and four times taken back into the fold.
charm 81 his pres INC, 70 tho high tension
asked his opinion Of the affair: he said with q
queer good ,humored twinkle In his eyes: 1T
isgiggle. Gabblc. gobble. and-git.'
A young English girl is seeing America on
somewhat novel plan AZ sho has not enough
s0 Of d9 he Cities Et .h she
on " her atsrnoons so out and with the wages sho
earns and a small sum sho has on hand she
intends to see most Of America
Lime Rock Light. has stood as the peerless
s Now shass Se oh stnston With
Of La Sale Seminary in Iuburpdaie. Mass.
who rescued two OF her srhoolmntes from
three sailors from drowning in the surf of tho
coast Of Gray Harbor. Washington. during
Lillian F. Smith, tho champion girl rifle shot
small ae bnat RSn
rrourh, SIM Joachim Riyor to San Francisco.
darns ths aay Miss smith was p5e;Ssenated e
craftsmanship In London.
Mrs. HSnfy o sSswsk int the y new 81 Of
who was one Of the founder, Of az college
%&sS SsRs made tho hs1s Fl T %a1Ssi
become tho fashion in Great Britain. infested
eincation as their brothers: and so advanced
Is Mrs. Sidgwick's knowledge Of mathematics
t IF
have preceded Philippa Fawcett as lady SEN
| Tor wrangler.
There is in Rosyn. Long, Island. a woman
stock raiser Wsts who tSW
and some trottinz stock Of her own selection
or bred under her own supervision.
Mrs. James Brown Potter seems to have lost
much Of the enthusiasm for nrt which for
to e the
London she confessed that ahe had to work
because she had nothing else TO depend upon.
Should leave the stage: as the cont nusl Change
OF bill and the rehenrsing Of new plays. and the
She also co D that She herself
very unfortunate and unucky professionally
The Ann Arbor and Pennsylvania College
dontal departments are the only ones that ad
nit. women to tho study Of dentistry. The
nttcrward became dentist to tho family Of the
Emperor Wililm. graduated from the Penn
| sylVanin school.
Punch OF Australia. n most clever and sue
a woman. Miss Murphy. who began as a Nom
Der OF the staff and worked her way up to her
| present place.
Philippe TaWcctt has been appointed # to
Council Of Trennham Col ege. mud elected to .
fellowship at University College. ,, London.
Constance jenkins SIn Of Somsrylle Hall. Ok
in Classical Modsrations at oxford this, year
She received much OF her education at home
Ono Of tho most delicately considernte OF
practical charities is the quiet work done by
1S S0 kssay sShors @ tsseh.ns
writer's find hcre, a home II time Of need. whore
prices arc regulated by the circumstances OF
earn 20 DO %
those who cannot. enjoyits PRIVILEGES regard.
81 tho sources Of its income Is the generosity
Of those who have benefited by its holp and
AIDED al to "' repay thor indebtodness with the
for whose relief 1t is founded.
Among the hest reports sont out from the
MINNEAPOLIS Convention by tho picked army Of
s sniS meFS %he
S"yrn e tho far sSSTes ak ,Sss
brightest newspaper woman of tho West. and
one Of tho most unussuming and modest.
a spanish lady has succeeded in crossing
tho Andes in u carriage. II distance Of SOC
nl"s Tho Journey was ';;ompi .h In eleven X
10 Luit for nor use.
wo"th, with tho help Of n girl friend. has
rorentiy built little cottage Tor herself, lay
and pastcrins the rooms
Mrs Hattie Brooks of Maine is conducting
M extensive foundry and locomotive building
establishment near Dunkirk. which turns ou
q locomotive day.
A company has been started in Philadelphia
to take care OF housohold furnaces. and he9t
ors. supplying tho fuel and attending to thu
ilres mt u cost no greater than that usual.
| paid for coal.
| Runaway Eecs ON q Hat.
STANTON. July 2.-When Ell Graves O
F"rkstoa township went to hoo in his corn
field tho other day ho stuck small mnp,
bush in the band OF his brond-brimmcd stray
hat, After no had worked while he heard
loud hummin& in tho air. and. looking up. Ia
,,rhold II runaway swarm Of bees cominI
fnA nElh ltl. La nAL hiA llnn and vnVn.
at the fugitive insects intending t. note thei
course to the woods, but no didntget n chanc
head they spicd tho bush in his hat. an
changed their minds about sailing to tn
woods to hunt VI n hol low troc. They settle,
down o. tlio bnhh and over the crown OF III
hat. md Tor nlMrlant. GrAyes said. hN Mns.i D