The morning news., 1894-11-11
WOMAN'S WORLD.
a Few Things That Are Of Interest 10
The Fair Sex.

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Emma of Houand-How to Count the
advanced Woman" - A Reminis-
oence Of Julia Dean-The Adoption of
The French Bicycling Drsss-Other
Matters That Are Well " orth Pass
ing Notice.
Queen Emma Of Holland. who has been
governing the Netherlands in behalf.
first Of all. Of her demented husband.
and since his death Of her little daughter.
with such remarkable sagacity and sue
cess, has developed Of late a tendency
which has caused much astouishemut
to the people among whom she cast her
lot
The Dutch are proverbially silent and
even taciturn, and Queen Emma was gen
orally believed to share to a remarkable
degree this quality quality particularly
meritorous in a person Of her sex. In
one word, she seemed 10 share not only
the national tendency TO embonpoint.
but also its stolidity and extreme modera-
ton Of speech. Suddenly she underwent
q change. This was about three months
ago. and since then she appears to have
developed a perfect craze for speechmaz-
ing. People talk Of the spouting German
emperor" as a phenomenon in that re-
spect, but the regent Of Holland seems
bent on running him very close. and on
the slightest provocauon she delivers ad-
dresses that are not only we'll turned.
but also spirited and marked by an as
tonishing amount Of vivacity.
She speechihes at luncheon. and she
speechifes at dinner; she delivers ad-
dresses to deputa tions and she endcavors
TO STIR up the patriotism Of the military
by rousing appeals TO their sense of what
Is due to their country and to their queen
In fact, there is no end to the number of
her public utterances, and the worthy
Hollanders are still rubbing their ewes
in sheer establishment at this altogether
unaccountable fever Of eloquence on tho
part Of their hitherto so cautious and ret
icent queen regnet.
A street car incident. says Clara Belle
IN the Cincinnati Enquirer, that demand
ed much presence Of mind was the follow
ing: The car was pretty full Half way
down the car a woman sat well forward
on the Jamned seat, and at her feet rest
ed a bag with an umbrella tucked under
the handle, extending itself more than
AAe'iA way ctltGE LilG aisle. z uTInar
sat an elegantly dressed woman with
poodle on her knee. The ele.antIv
dressed one suddenly discovered when tie
car was almost by the crossing. that she
wanted TO stop at Fourteenth street. she
signaIed hastily, and started down tho
car OF course, she tripped over the UNI
brella, made a stumbling plunge the moo
die was precipitated into the chest Of
the conductor, who gauantIy hung on to
IT, and she herself came heavily TO one
knee.
She looked over her shoulder and in
concentrated undeTtone remarked at the
umbrella woman as she scrambled to her
Ieet; You ought to be taken up" so
ought you" calmly replied the offender
at which hint several hands were extended
10 the PROSTATE dame That ladv iratelv
proceeded to the platform, rescued her
poodle and prepared to alight Mean
While the silken ruf1e on the underside Of
her skirt had caught on the END Of the
umbrella, and having ripped and spun
out behind her at every step. now iupede5
her progress
She was by this time on the ground.
the conductor had rung the start Inc
lady, wild with frantic agility. skipped ont
OF the rufie that, as the car started. be-
gan TO pay out like mad While SHE
screamed loudly she braced herself for
the hnal yank as the ruf1e gave wav. The
ruf1e meanwhile trailed it's end behind
the car brief moment, then began 10
shorten and disappear in the car The
uoreua woman had observed her wca-
pom S catch" from the FIRST, and now
s sne caimly rolled up the ruffle and depos-
lted II IN the bag, remarkine: "Real good
SILK, too3' This story is told as sug-
gestion Of new business for women
Car fare, bag and umbrella are all that
are needed.
How TO court the advanced woman" is
subject that is discussed by one man and
several women in the September number
OF Mr.. Jerome K. Jerome's Idler. The
man opens the ball and describes what he
is pleased to call the development OF the
emancpated woman" He goes back to
the early days when women w-re spoil.
When man went oourting with a club.
a form of courtship which Inclined the
Iady to respect for her lord and master.
and to have definite idea of his superi-
ority, physical and mental" and tbis he
nnos the best way From spoil" woman
passed to "chattel" More numerous
she became cheaper" and as a ehaftaI
she was offered by her guardian to
the highest bidder" AS the mans mind
expanded he began "to see matters in
their true light" and I'm his wisdom
refused to part with his goods for the pos
session OF q Wife maintaining that the
bargain was one-slded. Woman then
passed TO the souvenir state" She was
given away without EXCHANGE" This
happy state of affairs lasted but short
time The young man "stilI sought the
maiden but with laudable foresthht ana
thrift he looked to the guardian to pro
vide the means 10 keep the bride-sns
incidentally the husband-in a propor
state" Woman bade farewell to the SOU
yenir' stage and entered upon what NAV
be described as with a Pound of Tea"
period. At first man was content vith
enough cash or kind 10 keep him ana his
bride for year or maybe two; but TINS
again increased TO ample for twice q life
time Of luxury and ease. Nov even thar
stage Of progress has been passed. ana
as an outcome we have the "emanctpatsa
woman or 'man-woman." As yet il is
true they are few In number. though
mighty Of speech and Of pom.
As to marriage between an inteIectua,
woman and an average man" George
ESerton cannot see how he will suffer bv
his marriage with her. She viii nave tast
enough TO make him feel proud OF rer
brain ana tenderness enough TO make him
leel sure of her heart Woman At her
best VIII always be attracted by manly
qualities IN man. and Il the average man
Is only prepared TO give az we'll a 4 t.t..