The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-09-26
RHAr xHE WoarET ARR Dorro

Marion, Al. ,is writing a history Of the State.
Mrs. ". a. Lowe Of Atlanta, President Of the Fed
Grafton Of women's Clubs, goes from aeor4ia 70
Maine TO attend . meeting OF the Maine division.
Miss Kate Lily Blue, sister Of Lieut.. Blue Of Bant.
ago fame, has written . novel under the title, THE
Hand Of Fate: A Romance Of the Navy"
Mrs. J. NJ. Do Cottes OF Alabama IL editing the Wo-
mans Department Of the Montgomery Advertiser.
Or. Gsorgia Merriam Of Bucyrus. o.. IL dsvotna
her attention to the fuel value OF foods.
Mrs. Leland Norton OF Chicago owns the only cat
ranch in the United States.
One hundred and forty young women In Kansas
City last week had their names in marriage licenses,
Mrs. Martha Taylor OF Dinah's Corners, Del, took
her nrst railroad ride last week and Jaw her nrst
trolley car.
Miss Agnes Reppiier Of Philadelphia has finished
her 4" History Of Philadelphia"
Seventeen young women renowned the world lngN
week and took the black veil al 81. Joseph's Convent
Philadelphia.
Mrs. wealthy walker of Monroe. Me-. AGED %,
drove 100 miles 10 Poland 70 dine with her Ave sis-
ters. she drove seven miles further to see hoP
brother. and then returned home.
B,rthA Porterneld MAokey. married . month, hAA
her husband, Judge 7. J. Mackey. arrested in Phila-
delphia for bigamy.
Miss Hillard, q Bristol. Conn. schoolmarm. was
thrown from her wheel while on her way to school
and sprained her ankle.
Mrs. Thomas Sears Of Bennington. Vt, has received
. check for S1eu. 900. her share In her Rrandfather's
estate in England.
Miss Lena scheuster Of New Britain, Conn, was
six weeks learning that her brother was wounded
and in the hospital at Porto Rico.
Mas Ruth whitmore won the ladies' handicap rolf
tournament at Hartford. Conn. a.
Mrs. Amelia Bates Of Weymouth, Mass. IL held By
the Grand Jury for the murder Of her daughter.
Mrs. Carpenter of Hanover. N. H., celebrated the
hfty- seventh anniversary of her marriage.
Mrs. Judith Kicker of East Lebanon, Me-, % yearO
Il 1ld fhlind and daaf atiIl rate arNpnd han hnpaA a-R
does her share in keeping It tidy.
Miss Flood of San Francisco has recently given
~. 100000 to the University Of California In the
shape OF real estate.
Mrs. Louisa welse. n rich woman Of Savannah, Ga,
went out to Kansas City. Mo-, and married John Enos
sell, of Put-in-Bay, o.
Mrs. Clara Paugfelder of Philadelphia was burned
to death by an oil stove explosion. ..
Mrs. A. r. varney Of New Jersey was elected d.
rector OF the Camden woman's Park Association.
Queen Christina OF Spain has given up her country
house for the accommodation OF Spanish sick sol-
diers returning from Cuba.
Mrs. Enos Ayres of AllowAy. N. J., had her arm
broken by two men wrestling and falling against her.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Sea Isle. N. j.. n. Il.
Church has started an endless chain collection to
pay the church debt.
Maggie A. Murphy, q young Irish woman said 10
be rich. has applied in New York for her first NAT.
uralization papers. and will become q citizen.
Mrs. Mary Leila YNrde-Buller OF OAKLAND CAL,
has brought suit for divorce from her husband.
Walter. of England. where she has already secured
a separation. u
Mrs. Major Hand became Q mother on . train near
Canton. o.
Mrs. Annie Rooney Of New York, aged So, ana
drunk for thirty years. tried to drown herself In the
North River.
-Four women are claiming W. a. Madden, . barber
of Joplin, Mo-. as their husband.
Mrs, Sallie Hunter of EllenVille. XIV. ahok and
wounded her sister while playing with a pistol
which she did not know was loaded.
Mrs. Mary Cowan Of Bangor, Me-, under o life som
tence for numbering her stepson. died last Saturday.
Miss Yvette Guilbert Of Paris will 20 transforming
in Russia and the Balkan principalities. ',a
Mrs. Corb. residing near a New York nre engine
house. has had a fireman transferred to Q more dis
tant company because he hirted with her.
Mrs. Deatherage of Madison county. KY. driving
home from church, was run into by some boys racing
horses on the road; her buggy was upset and she
was rampled on.
Martha v. Houston has been made Postmistress %
Bradford, Ne.
Miss Bertha Williams of Louisville, Ky, quarrelled
with her sweetheart and tried to kill herself By
swallowinRa handful Of pins. "a = s5ii
The Chicago woman's Athletic Club will be opened
in October. ''.' r7,
Mrs. Henry Borie. sisterin-law Of ex-Secretary
Borie. has been sued for $4,000 by Mrs. Josephine
Culpepper for assault and battery and Islander: all
Of Philadelphia. -, ,
Mrs. johann Bloom. 1o,ss2 Indiana avenue, Chi
cago, objects to sleeping in o barn and has sued heB
husband for divorce. =
Mrs. A. C. Berry OF New York choked a burglar into
submission and took him to the station house.
Mrs. Mary Letter Curzon is now Baroness CurDon
of Kedleston.
Mrs. Mamie Richards of East New York killed her.
self on her birthday by inhaling gas through 4 rub
Der tube attached to the burner.
Mrs. Leckie of Chicago has gone to the penitOn-
tiary for obtaining money by a confidence game.
Mrs. Mary Murphy. aged 81. was arrested In q New
York dry goods store for stealing.
Mrs. Dickerson, . Chicago colored woman. has
gone to TRIAL for stabbing to death Mrs. Grant, an
other colored woman. in a dispute over an escort.
Mrs. Lizzie Marks. aged "a, of New York was 81
tackled and badly bitten by two bloodhounds.
Miss Stella RominGs OF Carlinyille. ILL.,. daughter
of u rich farmer. ran away from an EpWorth League
meeting with q 22-year-old merchant Of bennington
and they were married.
Miss ElfridA Shredder of Chicago, having Rono to
her sick brother In camp At Chickamauga and nursed
him for six weeks through typhoid fever. has
taken him back II Chicago.
Mrs. Mary MSNAlly of Brooklyn had her throAt cut
by q shoemskers knife in the hands of her husband.
Mrs. Nation OF Elwood. Kan. and Mrs. Beard, wife
OF an aeronAut. are lighting in 81. Louis over the poe
session OF q little girl taken by the gypsios two years
ago. Mrs. Beard, q gypsy. sweArs the child 10 hers.
and Mrs. Nation sWears she stole II.
Mrs. Browne of New York went to Camp Meade To
her son. 4 private in the 2o1st Now York, q
surprise. and learned for the first time
when she inquired for him that he was sick In hos &
pital. When she arrived there he had been dead nvo %
Pc
Mrs. Mary Hussar of Chicago is suing the KniRhts
Maccabees of the World for $4,000 insurance on her
who suicided.
woman in . New York theatre. wearing 0 hiRh
screamed and jumped into q cab when her %.
tried to hitA man who had sat behind her ana
made remarks about the headRear.
Mrs. Florence Frost, q Chicago ohGmbermaid, has
fallen heir to a life interest in q hAlf.million-dollAR
in Delaware,
Mrs. Rousch. aged 80. on her way with her huS-
band from near Cleveland. o.. to Winfield. I. l., Inc
wagon drawn by mule, was taken i'll AtPoughkeep-
sie, N. Y. and sent to the Almshouse.
Mrs. Mary Mnttee Of Yonkers. N. Y, the only SUD.