The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-06

| OF notepaper size. Vhluahie Mss. rs oue
other is the fret, story written by an lnoian
woman In English.
Loie Fuller has been in London and some Of
tho critics are now pieclng together the vooap'
ularies they tore to tatters for her sake. one
poor lone man. all by his unaided sell. and In
Just two paragraphs. said that she was won.
derful, mystic. bewildering. undulating: that
her drareries We're Of enormous amPlitudSn
fragment o. rainbow stolen between sun a. and
msny fscsts Win thS ssp thsn
Mss Fas k II sa' he s s 'Sn
almost entirely with Tie feet keeping the body y
BEND S little back ward from the waist as the
foot trips forward: and as the shouldetts ave
there the ef Is the e secret Of lovely Waiting.
Tho state carriages in Spain are four in
| number One is OF vernis-Martin. one OF
ebony one Of tortoise shell. and one OF mother ts
Of pearl. The shape is the Louis NV. and the
royal shield or eGa OF arms S IN tsy Is
entirely covered.with repousse silver.
Tho wearing Of necklaces In tho morning
and on the street is in favor. Pearls seem to
q summer gown cut low at the throat.
A novel parrot, possessing. according to the
advertisement. powers Of mimicry and a vo'
cabnlary Of fifty words. is for sale In London.
but no gentlemen need apply. The precocious
fowl is destined to pass into the keeping, q
Well, James Payn suggests that the bird may
t hung IN has The
talk Of the ladies'. who now lear petrayai Oh
their secrets.
The women'sH Protective and Provident
League Of Glasgow has been investigating tho
laundries Of the principal Scottish cities. me
girls there have been found to average from
twelve to fifteen hours day for si3 days 3. OF
f rom 9 s M on FTidsy Until NJ the
hour for dinner. one Tor breakfast and time to
take some tea.
II things keep on as they have been going OF
late, tho dress reformers will have to look to
the women bicyclists as their leaders. From
all sides come rumors OF strange garments
seen in q flash rs a wheel woman spins past.
Ono startled woman writes the following de-
scription OF vision she saw on country road:
to begin with. aud contlnuations That looked
like Turkish trousers. Let me add that the
ri Also thefe
sauyenr. who. however, is a CIRQUE rider: and
sosS e Eh s ss shI WITH hfr Rsyss
and white flannel trousers buttoned below the
knee. A third is a famous French Duchess.
tired in a .fawn cloth coat and breeches dis
appearing into top boots OF suede leather.
"Now. give me a cup OF teal" These were
the frst words uttered by Queen Victoria on
her return to Buckingham palace after the ju-
bilee procession. When she stepped into her
carriage to go to the royal wedding the other
day hor last words were these to the Duchess
81 Tsk ,Ss ts me @s SSp
bouquet at the last moment. which shows that
she Is both Mortal and feminine. very. Wheth-
a waterproof in the Highlands that the force
OF habit Is strong upon her or for some other
he slowed away in the carriage, though the
day was hot and cloudless.
The address delivered by the Archbishop OF
Canterbury to the Duke and Duchess Of York
at their marriage contained exactly 374 words.
and required just three minutes to deliver.
deal Of good advice was put into those three
minutes as can be seen from these few sem
fences: This is an age and this q people
which. in spite Of many outward changes. still.
do the common duties OF ali better than ali.
They desire to have before their eyes and to be
and and care Of kinsdom. there is above It's cen:
trail hearth ali mutual honor. all sweetness Of
domestic IRE, the faith and worship Of God;
great price To some i is given that not their
simplest ways arc Indifferent"
One Of the presents to the Princess Mary de-
serves special description. 1t is satin sofa
cushion covered with Honiton lace. made by
the lace makers OF the fishing village OF Beer.
1t was presented by Mistress Driver. the foster
mother OF all the clan OF workers. Old Louisa
herself pricked the pattern for this lace. as
she did more than fifty years ago for the
dross. On that occasion dinner was given to
the Beer lace workers the tables heing spread
ths SH ls street md all the
the form Of u star. III the centre are the arms
and Eternity With ie dove % over t ALL T II i've
POINTS Of the star exhibit the national symbols
walden walls; bees and silfwor%s fSrs
nsFS ony Inc roya f nta wh srs
further added, overshadowed by oak and may.
Al these various objects are united together
Vine link the stsy
drom point to point to signify tho fruitfulness
tinued In the throne Of Queen Victoria. Balls
industry itself. The gift has been valued at Ii" SO
K hn sn t Is sad that one Of the vessels Of
inc spanish Armada was wrecked OF this part
Of the coast the survivors OF which, settling
here introduced Spanish lace making.
The destination OF ono OF the Duchess Of
York's wedding cakes was n poor home In tho
East End OF London. One Of the caxes WAS
seven feet six inches high and weighed be-
tween eight ana nine hundred weight
TOLD or THE NINE CAMP GIRL.
where Good Nerve IL Needed and Pound
with Other Attractive Qualities.
SocoRRo. N. NJ. Aug. 2.-Perhaps the read
ders OF The Sun who are Interested in girls
land those who are not so Interested ought TO
be ashamed Of themselvesl would like to be-
come acquainted with three or four short
stories OF incidents In tho life OF a mine camp
Girl. especially when 1t Is known that the incl
dents. though remarkable elsewhere. are
common enough In this region, and have
tended to develop type Of young women as