The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-01-29
pass. Women govern the world. as have al
ways maintained. but nowhere do they govern
so obviously as IN America"

I lRHL VI nSu puit ~ se"''N
unjust and immoral, and proposes to grant
the same privileges to women as to men in the
administration Of affairs. which sentiment
quite foreign, TO Russian, IDEAS was iormaly
Shint9iie stor "sa 1s'S &c Of ny news ssG %re eG'iss'f 70 H".
mans n 6I progTcsf So%ss from the ies bss S oGelsi
v~oweiIed name, Miss Dobrowoilskaii.. who has
hns PIes ss%S,da f SrrseiE T i9hss'f isd " e the
daughter Of a land owner in the Government
pointment. by the State II she succeeds In
passing tho examination. a girl who has
,!ynd t tp SsS5r q sus %st%ri EVEN T'i II tie m g %n an.
feminine occupation OF veterinary surgery.
model Of husbandly virtue. patience. and
tolerance is his imperial Majesty the Emperor
OF Austria. His melancholy Empress wife is
left to follow her own way and will in making
sudden and strange journeys. and to indulge
in eccentricities which must puzzle even this
nmiable sn1H.e, LAT year It. was Tor q house
Greek with her Grecian tutor. This year 1t is
8 sa sGiour snd in s appnrs with a ia5ssi nna en sSspcs.'
Meanwhile her royal, consort patiently bides
at home. whore husbands ought to stay: at
through which he sndears himself. to his peo.
pie. and entertains the company his restless
vile refuses to stay at home to receive.
All women will rejoice to hear that Queen
Natalie. OF Servin. and her husband have ami
cably settled their differences and mutually
retaken the marriage VOWS The romantic
version OF the story sets forth that the Queen
on one Of her regular visits which the author
husband through the Intervention OF the boy
King. and directlythe allegiance Of the deposed
by the rumor that the ,Rpssian Government.
revivined this early love with the chink OF
Russian gold. but this may DO an invention OF
the unpoetical materialist.
The latest literary and social sensation OF
Boston Is the debut OF the gifted daughter OF
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe upon the lecture plat
form. Mrs. Maud Howe Elliott has great
beauty as we'll as talent in art and literature.
1t Is said that she has had moro offers Of mar
HaSo t besH my per wIsafn ' 10 E Eiss her fh1 sss,
her portrait. Educated under the direction
Tor development in travel and in en%Sironmsnt
Mrs. Elliott early manifested literary ability.
her first novel. A VISIT California Insured
San Rosario" and u railroad strike in Maine
a fnr anot her sumner Hnd fss mere sesr IStm sfav mo 10 F nnSIIens
gave her material for her lecture on "Darkes
England" which was well received by the
critical Boston audience.
Nine. Patti is singing in Nice for charity.
she claims. She says that she no longer sings
for money. only for amusement. and gives all
her earnings to the poor. The great diva is
decidedly opposed to the gambling which SO
many women Of her profession indulge in at
Monte Carlo. She calls it the most atrocious
thing a. woman can do. No card playing is
allowed at .Craig-y-Nos where the buffers
waTn!e mHdrigsis oyer their silver fni tho
most npODIe know. all tho servants
ut the ,diva's castle are trained, musicians.
nnd busters ts ANY take Kew" cha rnsts S 1.sb d sSw the
sive %retinue. for the parlor maid with musical
bird. But single Home. Sweet Home" before
an American audience represents enough
golden eagles to foot tho bills Of even q must
cal household for a twelvemonth.
The Crown Prince OF Germany is going to
enter the gymnasium grammar SCHOOL, at
Kiel. according to tho Hohenzollern practice
OF sending all the Princesto the public schools.
The young Prince will have an establishment
ofhis own. q magnificent villa Just outside hiel.
beautiful dish has been provided by tho
burghers OF Bucharest to hold the bread and
salt that will be presented to the Princess
| Marie whom she makes her entrance rs the
| future Queen Of tho city. The dish Is Of gold.
set with eneralds. the symbol Of hope. In tho
hoI OF hospitnlity. Interla"ed corn leaves and
laurel form the dish. which bears the coats, OF
arms Of TIE states 9 Ier wh!Gm I isfte ws'' to 1I ,hc
English Princess.
The Nine. Darmesteter whom the French
Academy has honored with II prize for literary
ability is better known to English readers as
Mary Robinson. the girl who entered London
University before she was II. and when Of
tered q choice n"tWsen a RAJ ana an me tun, rv-
first birthday chose the latter. Nine. Oar
m~,esteter IS now the VII. Of the eminent rrr,
College OF France. She writes hooks In grace
iul French as. well as pure English. with u
happy style in both languages.
society has been formed in H,lsingfors.
Finland, under the name OF U~nionen. for the
Improvement Of the tratning, and education Of
S Mo. Ell eVation Of women's position in the home
and society.
The Princess OF Wales is a very graceful
figure on skates and exceedingly fond Of the
bealthfui exercise. She wears a peculiar kind
OF skating boot laced nearly to the knee. the
UPPER portion lined with fur. The heels are
wide and low, and the skates cover the so es
Of the boots and have springs under the In
steps. the whole under part being steel.
Candidate Kingman OF North Dakota has a
handsome and accomplished wife, In whose
judgment he puts great faith. Believing that
women have u heaven-sent instinct in Judging
men. Mr.. kingman takes into his confidence
only those men approved by his wife. II she
pronounces against a man or "A measure her
husband frops both. and If he has any I'M
with his wife. Mrs. kinCman's education In
superior 70 .her husbands. and her knowledge
OF tho political situation is extensive.
Nine. Maria Deraismes. President Of a
French society forthe advancement OF women.
has founded an annual scholarship to enable
young girls OF good conduct ana slender
means to 90 before the authorities for exam
ination to qualify them to disnenso medicines
and compound prescriptions. Mime. DsraisInes
IS Of the opinion that the best means OF ame-
l~iorating the condition OF women Is to increase
the number OF careers opcn to those who are
obliged to earn their living, and also that the
work OF druggists Is suited to women.
Tho striking feature OF the drawing room
In Mrs. Langtry's luxurious house in London
Is a huge couch. occupying neurly one side n
the room. covered with snrerb Gk!ns, and with
q wonderful array Of barharic weapons dis
played on the wall back Of II. Tho rooGi Is
furnished Ia heliutrope and green. with most
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