The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-01-31
Would Mlllie Christine, the
Double Woman, Who Will
Give Her Exhibitions Here
This Week, Be Entitled to
One or Two Votes
TAKE IT ALL SERIOUSLY.
And Ask Yourself the Puzzllng Cues.
ton, How Many Are
There of She2"
WHO IS WHICH ?

W NJ 10 hh1Su
viii give her first exhibition in
the Norwood block tonight.
A brief description of the most
remarkable human being on earth
may be of interest to our readers /:
Millie Christine was born in
Nhitesville, N, c., aud exhibited
mere in this city about twelve years
age.
This dual woman is one of Dame
Natures most remarkable efforts
to produce something unique and
original, and although she is rare
and interesting curiosity, and must
always attract wonder-loving
crowds it is perhaps as well that
the effort has not been duplicated.
Being of the geutler sex, and
"woman's rights still a mooted
question, the complications are not
ds disastrous as they might be, if it
we're otherwise, would she be en-
titled to one or two votes This
is not exactly conundrum, but
problem that will bear much argu-
ing without chance of any salts
factory solution. Miss Millie Chris
tine always says "I," and never
we" and evidently considers her
elf one party.
OF course she must know her
true lnwardness," but when each
half is talking, one to you in excel
lent French, and the other to some
one else In English; when one is
telling of her childhood and giving
her daily experiences, and the
other is discoursing in an enthusi-
astic manner of her recent Europ-
can travels, the listeners are thor
oughly mystified as the ways and
means of accomplishing such an
extraordinary feat, unless Millie
Christine is two separate and dis
tinct individuals, and one is tempt
ed to exclaim, in the words of the.
immortal Artemus, 'How many is
there of she2" She certainly has
two positive and very keen intel
lects, more than falls to the lot of
ordinary women, and her conver-
satlonal powers are not only re-
markable, but charming and re
fined In very agreeable inter-
view with her recently, it was as
certained that she is quite capable
with her needle aud fond of sewing,
and that she makes everything she
wears, even her dresses.
To be sure, she is one person.
She is exceptionally blessed with
two pair of hands, and can accom-
pIish two days work in one: but
then, again her garments are near
ly twice the work Of ordinary NOR
tails, and the cutting and fitting
thereof is an artistic triumph of
mind over the matter. She enjoys
reading and music, especially sing
ing, which seems to be her great
gift, and the compensation that
renders her peculiar fate an enjoy
able and happy one, and she has
musical instruction, but possesses
two remarkable notes.-the alto is
very sweet aud rich--and she sings
various duets N good style and
with exceeding taste.
She has never had any feelings OF
sensitiveness regarding her condi-
tion, for she has always been be.
fore the public, but she is very
modest and unobtrusive, and her
manners are quite as courteous and
elegant as those of any cultivated
and accomplished lady in private
circles. Take her all iu all, whether
two persons in one, or only one II
some mysterious and inexplcablt
fashion, she is certainly very curl
Gus aud wonderful specimen Of hui
manity, and she is very human
too, loving and etfectlonate, sweet
tempered and happy, and above all
deeply religious, feeling that fol
some wise purpose she was created
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