The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-13
CLIPPINGS OF INTEREST
 CONCERNING WOMEN
ARerIin special says:

Count NaluSrSee, f1elu formerly Aid de Camp General to the Emperor of Germany, chief of the gen eraf staff of the German army, and Chev- alier of Justice of the Order Of St. John: win probably be appointed Cove pr of Alsace and Lorraine.
 Prince Herman von Hohenlohe has ten. derSd his resignation as Stadholder ana IL as likely that the Emperor will nominate Field Marshal Count "on Waldersee to the vacant post.
 American. and no woman has had ca feer more interesting than that Iurnrsn- % ed by the life of the Countess von Wal dersee. Born October 3, lS3s, she is no longer a young woman. but will cele- brate her sixty-third birthday in the fall. when she married Prince Frederick of Schlesvig- Holstein Sonderburg Angus tine. The Prince was a great lavorite lvs with the Emperor. and was soon created Prince of Noer. He died after one year of welded life, leaving the Princess, a young and beautiful widow; to captvate the courts of the Old World.
 Her friends who knew her as Mary Lee of New York, say at that time she was one of the most charming Of women; n; perfect tact and delightful personality. For many years she lived In Paris. Lon don and Rene. but in 1874, after nine to General Alfred Count Waldersee the Aid de Camp General to the Kaiser;
 The career of Count Waldersee since his marriage has been one of triumph. due largely. 1t is said. to his American wife, who has made friends Tor nm everywhere. A year ago he received an important appointment at the hands Of the Kaiser. and should he now accept the Governorship of Alsace and Lorraine he will be the holder of one of the richest paying positions in Europe, as well as the one highest in honor in Germany.
 In the death of Miss Lousette Taylor, famiiiariy known to relatives and friends and '.Zet'' Taylor. well beloved rep resentative of an old and honored fami- ivy "a QQENd ,lU The history or tnc Tayiors is too well known to require rep etition here; The daughter Of the fa5 fade crate officer. and the granddaughter Of Zachary Taylor, who was President or the United States Miss ss Itssr Taylors DisSd sSa was the niece of Jefferson Davis s first wife. also of the brilliant Betty Taylor Bliss who presided at the Mnte H0nsg and whom A K. Mcclure alluded to In his Memories of the White House and It's paper as ''probabIy next to Mrs. Cleve- l3id. the most generally popuisr mistress the White House has eyer known. MISS who came from a well known and ex- tensive family of French extrastion whose name is closely identified with the wealth and culture of the old Louisiana days With this heritage of gualifica- tions, so eminently fitting her for a so- c,a isadsr Miss Tayior neyer,ae1sss lfn aro r after having enjoyed an extensive popu- larity in the days of her young woman time in later years to religious and char itable work in connection with the Ro- mar Catholic Church. She has resided with her sister. Mrs Walter Stauner, since the latter's marriage, and died at week.
 IL is not generally known that that -austere brotherhood calling them@eires Trappists, wh1 perm, nc w Wotheh me 1rnIted States and the Governor or kentuchE to enter the cloister-Mrs. Beckham recent ly. paid Visit to the ,sn ordesnohee in tReir .dresry hurving ground, Gods Acre, as thev term it. Amid the mounds where ccives the charm and comfort of fem nias relatives grave is marked "ith in
 plain white s,,aS shaft Re0af.ctress 0a Sen This woman succcred the Abbey of Gothsem- ane in time of most strenuous need, aSA. ing in return that her body might Tfs. M in the graveyard or the nohAS h'i prayer was granted.
 A New York special says:
 Mrs. Leland stsnfoId. who has just re. turned to this country froIn g tr5r 1I, or fifteen months through Europe, Eg!p' and sa % e has in Detn the Easf In ter1iew last night she said: . ,,... "The degradation of women In EGypt' who are kept down in abject slavery, flying in horiitic fifth, shadowed for me fhc sIandeur of the temples, the glorious sunetts, the clear atmosphere and Ihe LII Only Christianity, believe, will save tnai nountry and elevate it's wcmanhood as IL has other nations of the world
 An American girl, Miss Kuehne Bever- tdae, has, 1t is announced. been eommls; vGT SeGne9 for 10 the aNf Leeds % %tEngiand5 Public library Miss Beveridge, who Is de- cIared to be the foremost living woman l1ANa h nX-Nn V- ernor Beveridge, of Illinois. In 1893 she married Charles Coghlan the actor but a divorce followed a year later
 In the Plaza Santa Domingo in Mexico City, a beautiful statue has been erected in honor of Dona Maria Josefa a,,S 0ruT zti de man Patriot of Quertaro." for the reason that she played heroic part in that city during the great struggle for Mexican in dependence
 All the prevailing styles of engraving in wedding mam stationery Ieyttsrnsither sapw & solid or shaded. The correct wedding invita- ton is 5 inches by 3-S inches double inches by Is inches; church card, 5 7-I6 inches by 5-16 inches; at home card 7-l6 inches by $-4 inches: announce rnefit card, l-2 inches by 3-4 inches.- September Ladies Home Journal
 1t is said to be the danger of women 
 ed which makes many oppose womans suffrage but according to one who has looked into the subject scores of in- stances might be, recorded showing that women are already in office, not only In States where they have the full suffrage. but in those where they have none at all. m Wyoming, where they have voted over thirty years, Superintendent of Pub lie instruction is the only State office ever filled by a woman, and women are not as much in official evidence as in neighboring Western States, where they cannot vote.
 The Duke and Duchess of Manchester are staying at Down Place, near Bray, taken from Colonel HalfOrd where an in- teresting event is shortly to be eXpecetd. Should the Duchess present an heir to the house of Montague it is understood that the Dukes relatives will make settlement on the new Niscount Mande- vile suffcipent to allow a margin, after clearing off his fathers debts. to reha- hitate ducal dignity.
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