The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-01-23

she Is resting proves that vigorous ex-
ercise has not made hs- limbs size'~y o.
''lurary" in appearance TnC avsTsKe
nan would undoubtedly envy taS esas-
cular development ct Cljarrs.ss 5 csss-
" arm. At rest he 6;ceps measure
I214 inches: whe7 EeSssd lasa Ser tiny
fist alone SIsve5ts her fros0 being
formidable ants EarlS:. As q type OF
physically perfected wou,Rnhood she Is
a model Tor hey sex. She demonstrates
the fact thai reTfact contour OF form is
the SiTIhFight OF woman Il she be al
lowed the privilege accorded her broth
eTs. Never has she known the ~estraints
Of corsets or tight clothing She makes
her own Cyr1nastic costumes. shirTinS
the silk over elastic SO that her body
is thoroughly Snrestrained.
In speaking OF her training methods.
Miss Charraion said: "of course the
work is hard. To obtain satisfactory
results / have sacrificed everything.
Regular hours and diet have been my
creed l practice regularly. I do not
nave particular exercise FOR each set
OF muscles. The exercise. ~ you can
call 1t such. To which I attribute my
unusual development is the famous
arm roller considered one Of the hard
est acts known TO trapeze performers.
/ grasp the bar with one hand and roll
my body around my arm. Every muscle
from head 10 toe is brought .nto active
play ana is equally developed. do this
arm roller at every practice
SHE LOVES THE SEA.
a sailor bold is Mrs. Mary winchen
Of the 50 foot sloop Anna Catharina.
But for her coolness and courage she
and the crew OF i've men on a late voy-
age from San Francisco 10 Alaska
would now be resting in the cold en-
brace of the Pacific. Shortly after lcav-
ing the California port a storm broke
upon them and with unprecedented
fury continued for some days. The
masts broke. and the dismantled vessel
was AT the mercy Of the waves When
the men had given up all hope. ready
to abandon themselves and the sloop 20
an apparently quick devouring fate. she
took command. had the wreckaRe cleared
/ from the deck. hoisted an improvlsed
/ sail made OF sacks sewn hastily to-
/ ct:her. used an oar as a rudder and
ee days later steered the almost
shattered vessel into Tillameok Or.
three
cisco. One Of the crew spoke feelingiy
( of their escape from death. He said
empt aticaIly that Mrs. WinchelI. the
/ heroine. was the most wonderful wo-
man he had ever known. She Is stiii
determined TO reach ST. Michaels in the
little sloop. and each one OF the crew
1as signihed his willingness to continus
/ the vo"age.
DEPARTMENT CLERKS.
Wore have a fair representation in
the Clerical force Of the departments
in Washington. Among S22 in the post
office department III are female clerks.
their salaries ranging from $500 to $500
per annum.
The dead letter Office. where 125 %
them are employed. Is the most inter-
esting division. Twenty thousand I'M
delivered letters are received there ev-
cry day. and OF these each clerk fl
expected 10 open 150-more. n possible.
A record OF the daily number examined
by each one IS kept and credit for pro-
fciency awarded. Letters containing
checks and money are given special at
tention and are naturally returned 20
tho sender when IL Is possible. In the
received addressed 60 Santa Claus or
his alter ego. Kriss Kringle but no at
tempt Is made to return them 20 the
writer. No record Is kept 81 the IN
signed letters unless they contain valu<
abies. The latter are kept for four
years and then sent 20 the United
states treasury. where they may be
reclaimed at any time There IS a nTu-
scum Of unavailable articles. It's shelves
lcontain every imaginable object. as
diverse In character as a pulpit and an
elephant.
WILL BUY HORSES.
There are clubs innumerabis for the
social. political and business advance
ment Of women 5ut a young ladies' as
ISOLATION in Lewiston. Ne. proposes %
get some advantages out o. their or
gaDizat{on that no other club ~ thG
kind seems to have thought possibie
The girls who are % 10 lumber. pro-
pose 20 hoard their aEsetH apd net re-
celpts Until the springtime. when they
/ viii purchase a span % horses and a
buckboard Then every member - 10
club VIII be given a least one delight
faI ride weekly about the wales II ths
Kennebec and the shady roads % ths
( beautiful Maine country
4 CREEK COACH"
A 2 tutor. professor. tezcser IN pub
lie and private schools. Ia ssTninariss
and boarding schools. woman has long
held an enyishie position ard SUCCESS
ful course. Nov woman graduate ~
/ Columbia college. seeking Hes field
for the sxsrcise u her talents. fafhi
T her c,-les.at. es1cztlon 70 ga ticei Af.
coual ~ a.t.nE - -cosra ~ s-ails
ana Greek % aspiTantt f@F sa1'- siaSrs-
ate hcnsgr. having aiTFsey s@felies
among 80 fuosis 1Ct e1-T f1snJ So
ard yef1z ladies. fgt - p e2nsseaFA
BE .uFaLsr - male Stu1ents-