Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1895-08-28
THE NEW WOMAN"
Her Curious interests, Powers
and Various Exploits.
SHORT TALES OF EVERYDAY LIFE
Numerous Interesting Manifestations oil
the Emancipated Females Foiples ana
Freaks-She's "Corker."


Freeman, who was recently arrested
in Oklahoma by United States Mar
sbals and charged with being mem.
Der of the ZIP Wyatt gang of train and
bank robbers. Mrs. Freeman was
originally Jennie Wagner and she was
horn in Illinois. When she went to
Oklahoma with her family she became
a school teacher. Then she married
lawyer named Freeman. She be-
came acquainted with Wyatt when he
was in the Jail at Guthrie. Her hus-
band was his lawyer. She planned
Wyatt's escape from Jail. and then
Joined him.
An Oklahoma editor says of her:
MRS Freeman, in the days that l
knew her, was great reader. she
would often come to my office and sit
for hours reading the papers that came
from Eastern cities. She is an intell1-
gent and interesting talker. Her black
hair. flashing eyes and olive complex
ion would convey the idea to one that
she had Indian blood in her veins,
though l am quite certain that such Is
not the case. They say that she is the
same striking looking woman, and, as
she is still young-not more than
thirty-two, should say suppose she
is still very attractive, in spite OF her
hard life.
The May Queens and the June Birds,
all women, played game of baseball
at Liberty last Wednesday for a prize
of bushel of peanuts in ribbon
bedecked basket All the players wore
short skirts. The May Queens had
navy blue caps, with a red rosette.
while the June Birds wore white caps
and blue rosettes. Five exciting inn
ings were played, and the May Queens
won the prize by score of 80 to 81.
Nine. Casimir- Perier has followed
the example of her husband, the ex-
President of France, and learned to
ride on the bicycle. She practices
daily with Mime. de Bourqueney, wife
of the former "introducer of embassa-
DORIS
A gasoline stove exploded in the
residence of DIR. Creditor. at Wichita
While the other members of the
household were wringing their hands
and shouting fire, Miss May, the
seventeen-year- old daughter. mounted
her bicycle, pedalled to the engine.
house. a quarter of mile away, and
sent the firemen to the rescue, thereby
saving an entire block Of buildings.
On July % there was buried at Leo
Pay, Ind, woman who bore the
name of Blackmire. This was the
twelfth name she had borne, for she
was actually married that many
times, and was but forty-two years
of age at that. She was divorced
from seven of her husbands, one ran
away, and the other four died before
the roses of the honeymoon had fairly
faded.
A writer in the Baltimore Sun tells
at length how inquisitive American
and English tourists in Constantinople
are bled in large sums by shrewd
guides, who make pretense of securing
for them admission into the harems
of Pashas or the Grand Vizier. A
sumptuous palace fitted up in gaudy
style is peopled with a lot of profess
sional women, and it is to this place
that gullible women with a taste for
Summing are taken under an appear
ance of much secrecy and mystery.
The landlady is represented to be the
"governess' of the ladies. Before the
fraud is discovered cry is raised that
"the rasha is coming" and the de-
luded ones think that they are escap-
ing with their lives.
Lady Henry Somerset. of England.
who is an ardent prohibitionist, seek
ing to strike blow at the rum inter
est, went to court in an effort to pre-
vent the renewal of license for the
sale of liquor in hotel situated upon
her estate in Reigate. The Justice
informed the lady that she must not
allow her personal opinions to affect
her actions IN her judiciary capacity,
she merely holding her estate as a
tenant for life. and decided that the
license should be renewed. Inasmucb,
however, as she had acted in good
faith. the Court would allow her costs.
Maria Rinaldia, young Italian
mother, is slowly recovering at Belle
vue Hospital from self-inflicted razor
wound in her neck. She lived on
Washington street. While busy about
her household task she turned and
saw her three-year.old boy fall from a
fourth-story window. She ran down
into the courtyard The child was
dead. Frensied with grief, she ran
into her husbands barber shop,
snatched razor and cut her throat
from ear to ear.
Minnie L. Cummings, ten years ago
one of the most beautiful women on
the American stage. turns up as the
proprietoress of boarding house at
Elberon. N. J. She had man by the |
name of Godoliphin f. Burslem en-