Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1895-08-30
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The women of Cincinnati have or
sanized n street cleaning brigade.
A woman auctioneer has mado her
appearance in London, the first of the
species.
A woman is employed by Topeka
(Kan. church to whistle sacred music
every Sunday.
Queen Victoria is reported as very
angry at having tho amount of her
savings made public.
Bentrice Harraden, the novelist, is
SO little and her figure is so slight that
she looks like child.
Some of the more unique cotton pat
terms will be emphasized with silken
spots in bright hues.
The woman mayor of Ouchanga,
New Zealand, is said to have made
great success of her first year.
Mrs. John Scott. sister of the late
Professor Huxley. has been resident
of Nashville, Tenn, for many years.
The women of st. Paul, Mimi, have
cleared the sum of $40, ZOO by editing
entirely one issue of the st. Paul Dis
patch.
The Baroness Burdette Coutts, at
eighty-two years of age, is still one of
the most prominent society leaders of
London.
Marie Caroline Felix Carvalho, who
died recently at Paris, was the creator
of the role of Marguerite in Gounod's
"Faust."
1t is reported that Count Castellane
has had his wife, nee Anna Gould,
change the color Of her dark hair to a
golden yellow.
One room of Mrs. John A. Logan's
house at Washington is full Of medals,
flags and hundreds of other souvenirs
of her dead husband.
Mrs. George J. Gould is very fond
of sitting for her portrait. Mr.. Gould
has IN his possession twenty-three diff
ferent paintings of his wife.
Mrs. George w. Childs will make
Washington her permanent home as
soon as the house now being built for
her in that city is completed.
Superintendent Morgan, of the
Cincinnati public schools, says that no
female teacher shall ride to school on
bicycle with his sanction.
The mother of Dwight L. Moody is
still living, at the age of ninety. She
has twenty-seven grandchildren and
seventeen great-grandchildren.
Professor Ramsay, of London, the
discoverer of argon, has round dozen
women in his chemistry class and
speaks very highly of their ability.
One of the commercial new women
has at one of the seashore resorts an
electric fan for drying the hair Of wo.
men bathers, and is ovcrruu by Gus
toners.
Friends Of Susan B. Anthony have
raised funds to provide her an annuity
of $500 year. She has given to the
woman's suffrage movement pretty
well all she had.
Mrs. lie Grand Buell., of Holley,
Mich. preached the sermon at the
church servica over the body Of her
husband and usel his bibulous habits
to point moral
The number of female students at
the University of Geneva is constant.
ly on the increase. This year it is
twenty five per cent. OF the whole
iumber of students
Atlanta society girls have just nc
quired the bicycle craze. but are still
too modest to appear in public in
boomers. They ride at night in dark
and unfrequented places.
Melba continues to surprise her
friends by the careless use of her glori-
Gus voice. She goes out freely in all
sorts of weather ana talks aad enter.
tains Oh days when she has to sing.
The American Educational and Art
Institute has been incorporated in
Nav York, with the object of estab-
lisaing and maintaining in France an
institution for the promotion of art
among American women.
1t recent wedding in New Eng
land the family physician presented
phe bride with bottle of quinine tab.
let's, telling her to take two whenever
she felt inclined to scold her husband,
IS that feeling was sure sign Of
malaria.
Black lace capes over color are seen,
bnt are not thought as pretty and
stylish as those entirely lined with
black. Brocaded capes with deep lace
founcing arc dainty, and some OF
them have the hgures outlined in EN-.
broidery or jet.
The up-to-date women of the Trinity
Protestant Episcopal Church in Tow.
son, Nd, are raising money with
which to buya bicycle for the rector
of the church, which he is to use i'll
making pastoral visits and in attend
ing to other duties.
Mrs. Marie Robinson Wright, the
Mexican traveller and writer, received
the highest price ever paid for news.
paper article e-$20, 900 in gold, paid
to her by the Mexican Government for
an Illustrated article on Mexico in
the New York World.
Mrs. Emery, wife OF rancher oil
Gold Beach, Oregon, always accom-.
panies her husband on the ''drives'
from the ranch to the railway or to
market, doing her share of work and
proving herself in every way, the
boys say, as good cowboy as any one
in the outfit
The poor ex-Empress of Mexico, who
recently celebrated her fifty-hfth