The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-17

cities Of tho United States. The hope that IL
much upon The success Of the moyeme nt in be.
hnf OF equal rights for women. Suffrage ior
women would do more good here than In New
Zealand. l,tcause there y 2 greater amount OF
public evil to DO removed
The death OF Lady Salisbury has called out
many tributes to her character md worth. IL
Will he remembered that at summer, when
Lord Dunraven offered, 10 the House OF Lords.
Ing az municipal councillors or aldermen Of
London, the Marquis OF Salisbury, was one Of
the minority OF peers who opposed the amend
mpnt and he made an able speech on the
women'a aide. After referring to the exec lent
work Of women on the London vestries and re
fact that the new municipal councils would
hive to look after the housing OF the poor. ord
Salisbury continued:
II MAINTAIN that women are as necessary for
the purpose of assisting these local bodies to
provide decent lodging for the, working p"or,Ie
a. they are in Administering the Poor law II
this work IL removed frum their ordinary func-
ton. or nevond their ea"nctv Tbs. WOMB
closer touch tn III" worth people than nny
man can 10, they are alb" to II lr ,hs bodies
those par,a Of &c nv Wien mos co.ey
contern the social lie ant ~ wo.nI "H-
ling U" sr ~ lnstrnment o. GOOD ID y YOU
5Itm"yc wom,n from o tnsso r wmsn.,
mo. Q 'or rror, NJ theit own lnier 49, than
the i''rr.s's ~ thos" rOni m tied 'h"ir charge.
hay security neatr-t It'd ''"n,-' .u,i -" ii-h
admin s'rR ION WI oh you " MT nav" X they
ero re-, ,oyed Tho are, mLrn.r'ei With he
",i -wlir which vast mn'titr!es IN this rity
are ntn sss"d. lh.yatc movcl 10 nc, n those
ter anil moe bv 'hs highest humanity. than
III, mon hv whose sl'e he ii ~ v%u
yon are tax NJ away from hat council one
OF the h,g es', ons, o he most CONSTANT ana
and honest mil untaxGtne administration ~
the law"
man. p ton ot w"r"n II c"n"rnl on" c"ul
tel tn am ~ 'auGhhh'e u '"u,nrv whn' art
Ola woman h wife w,ns The b est mat" o.
NAV have be due. in rIri at least, to the fact
that he had az z 'oia wife.
The Political Equality club OF CASTLE. n. Y.
hershir The club was iv'ds nto al 'es ns
appointed nv the Presidcnr. ch ,oeing their to-
Lovers The two rarties then sr' on to 500
which 81 10 ecnli s"eqrs the larsGs, nnmhe, o,
supper" 10 the winners At the end ~ the an.
pointed tim" the winners we're able to report
the Town Clerk aud un eS-A~-em hlvman. The
supper took place ut the Town Hall: covers
the estublss wS va" Owed my By toass spS"chos
and much meriy-mhking.
One otthe college ettlements IS ny'ted tho
students Of Barnard College to come and teach
classes In different subjects Including clvios.
girls know enough To teach civics TO voters. IL
y not possible that they know enough to vote
thsmselyes2
Among its many other good works. the North
Side Woman's Club 81 Denver carries on
Kitchen garden in the Webster School. to teach
the host methods OF COOKERY to children from
ten 20 iftesn years o. age. md gives monthly
, ,ss, the proceeds o. which are used to buy
schno Two members OF tn club have been
elected to tho state Legislature. and all tho
members can vote hut no matter how many
pol teal rights they may have. women will
remain women. and they will always be inter-
estcd IN cookery aud In children.
ALICE STONE BLACKWELL.