The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-20

feminine He asserts, however. that woman 8
even larger in proportion to the relative size
OF man and woman. This is n very agreeable
srdysG Whea 6S saVS hat hat tie es 4 de-
Part OF the brain is in the forehead. while wo.
R RSt :, largest development is in the crown;
Keep right at 1t. our foreheads Will grow.
very Interesting volume has boon publish
ed by Princess Maria de la Paz. the vito OF
Prince Ludwig OF bavaria 1t contains con-
cons, Our friend, the InfaHta Eulalia. con-
tributes a water color. SO does the Emperor
william. HI subject being man of war. The
Emperor Francis Joseph has small picture
representing coniuror performing his tricks
contributed study OF boys head the Queen
OF Spain, soin! leld flowers; tho Pore. q Latin
poem poem called IArs PhotoSranhiTGa Carmen
Italian sentence. There are three musical
contributions and Il thoughtful essay from tho
King OF Sweden
There is In Galloway. Scotland, an ancient
ruin known as Sweetheart Abbey. Within it's
ivy covered. storm battered walls lies buried
the heart of her husband. John Ballol. en-
Dalmed upon her breast. Lovely In their lives
in death hey are not divided. The crumbling
IN It's sym bols OF death aud decay. telling every
day. as it has for 800 years. the thrilling story
O. womans tender love and devotion.
The spoon craze has we'll nigh run it's course.
Women who have 100 or 200 spoons Of differ
emit shapes. sizes. and designs have turned
their backs on tho fad and now il languishes.
Eut new ono is sprinRing up In Its place: as
to extravagance. 1t is the collection of hat
pins. hany Of these pins would serve for dag
gers: It's true; but tho sefulness Of the dagger
X
be Just as well II the hat-pin craze were pune
tured with one OF It's own weapons.
Hero Is an interesting list of the occupations
in which women arc engaged In California:
The manufacture Of agricultural Implements.
machinery. flies. tacks. nails. harness, paper
and wooden boxes, type. wood cuts, and print
ers' supplies. tents. bags. umbrellas. vaiises,
and trunks: in japannpg and tin work: gold
salt works; fruit oanneres, hop fields; vine
market wonders. blacksmiths, farmers, straw
hat makers. cigarmakers. bookbinders. COM
thosrnphers. and enGravers. they IND empioy-
mont, too. as clerks. hiers. medical nurses.
missionaries. pho ographers, retouchers and
colorsrs teachers. dentists. lawyers. doctors.
musicians. telegraph operators. typesetters.
typewriters. stenographers. wood and metal
They are ministers. lecturers. dancers. ath-
letes. acrobats pugilsts, inventors. politicians.
and notaries public.
large number OF Louisville working girls
have been befriended by wealthy women in
way that they are not likely to forget Miss
Lucy Norton recently sent Fourth avonue
shop girl to Chicago and several points OF in n;
tSe .@e %han Mis- Soron rrorosed to
the young woman that she take the trip she
said hs s OF s. Rs fHeh
go some ono else would SO her oner was gladly
accepted. A rich woman who lives in the
shop girls to Chicago. paying all their ex penses.
1t is also said that Miss Norton is paying the
expenses OF a Louisville boy who is attending
one OF the large Eastern colleges.
Gail Hamilton was appointed by James G.
Blaine as his literary executor. and is prepar-
Ing biography Of the VIII TIE
special authorization OF Mrs. Blaine.
Tho Ancient Order OF Foresters has In Eng
land woman's branch. The Queen has con-
centeG to become tho patroness Of the branch
which Lave the distinctive title OF the Cout OF
Victoria.
To Henry VIII. belongs the honor Of having
conferred judicial rights upon a woman. Lady
Anne Berkeley OF York was allowed by the
sovereign. who had the widest experience of
the virtues Of women to sit as Judge, ap-
point Il commission. and actually to pass sem
deer and despoilinG her park. The sentence
is not recorded but tho fact remains that at
least one woman has exercised Judicial rights.
Oscar Wildo's popular society dramas have
been pronounced a warp OF corruption and
wool OF cynicism. with u large and staring
pattern Of epigram." Still. the moral New
York public. that were. yirtuously shocked at
Ibsen and refused to listen to Herncs plain
calling of spades by their name. crowded the
theatre when society talked its scandals in
innuendoes and epigralns-
John Strange Winter Mrs. Arthur Stannard)
has Leen elected a Fellow OF the Royal Society
OF Literature.
At the pathological congress hold at the
Worlds Fair Miss Marie A. Molineaux OF Bos-
ton contributed a paper entitled Twenty
years in Roman Fields" Nine, Schlicmann.
the widow Of tho German nrchEoloGist; gave
nm address on Excayati9ns at Troy" Mrs.
sylvania iectnred OF, The Civilization Of
Egypt: Its, i,ace in History" Miss Georgia
''The Domestic Life OF the Early Egyptians"
and Mrs. Helen Firard gave u lecture Oh The
Social Status OF Women II Ancient Egypt"
In Georgia female cOnyiCts are hired out to
work on the plantations as mon are. The
States lease price for a convict. $3.50 year,
Is the same for woman as for man. On
Capt. MaddoX's plantation OF GOOO acres n
large part OF the working force is composed OF
female convicts the mon being in separate
camps. They so to work Mt sunrise and re-
turn at sunset. Each woman has her mule.
and they take great pride in Keeping them In
good condition.. They Rre not shackled;, but
there, is guard for overy ten women. These
guards carry pistols. while those for the male
ronyicts carry guns. Tho women plough. dig.
hoe, and are as expert rs tho men.
hoes OF the SUMMER PARENE
Roth IIis In the City and IIrrs with the