New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-21

Admission to fun fellowship in learned societies
OF England has only lately been granted TO wonz-
en- and the success Of it is due to Mrs. Farquhar-
son. OF Haughton. The Linnaean Society has nsads
her a feIlo& the score of ner attachments. but
before " bos II Tas neeessay to alter ne cnaf
added This condition of fellowship carried
The hen well as the dog occupies a conspse-
place of discussion in all the PERIOD
Gals. for the breeding of prize birds well
puppies has become great fad with many wealthy
women Outdoor oceuD s,t are Increasing in
women but with them the objective point IN breed
ing is the sale OF eggs or broilers- White fancy
woman. Ornamental birds kept with lifsls or no
regard TO their profitable qualities and Their own
sweep in large prizes at the hen shows.
Hockey is on the top wave OF popularity, ara the
vigorous sport has achieved favor which Is inter-
national In England the game has strong
hold here clubs all over the Continent and in
Holland, especially there is individual method
OF pay. "A large meet was heid there receity. az
English women contended. and some International
ment In England hockey viii reach its climax
land on March I.
The popularity Of frocks and fril1s was never
more than in this heyday % the higher edUcatson.'
writes the novelist. Rowland Grey They do help
me So, saws one heroine. speaking Of her clothes.
and the lovely women OF Paul Bo1rset never IN
right clothes. whatever the situation
The red parasoL Who shall speak Of it in depre-
eating terms when an artist-author writes OF II
"a useful adjunct her waning charms's7
1t may well be said in these days. with apologies
wrongs ear5h's journey did" Even a few seasons
of candlelisht need the service Of the pink-iined
paraSol. and. with gown and shoes % dove
color how cool and smart it makes one appeart
The official interpreter the North London SEES
sions says that the average NUMBER Of foreign
criminals is 20 per of the whole The majority
of these are he says. i'll bred Ignorant people
from Russia. Poland and Rumania. and pc
cuiarity of this type is that they begin to tievs
directly they have landed Next come the German
wrongdoeTs. 80 per cent Of whom are thieves who
EVERYTHING thew can Law their hands upon ron
the hall The rest are expert burglars. who work
scientihealy at their calling dlsdainlng eFGwosrs
cOmpHshmert of their ends. Pickpockets from
ConstantinopIe and smyrna are another of the i'm
because of weak women and self-indulgent men
publicity.
Human nature" says writer in The Queen
fairly reves in its misfortunes None is so proud
jealous your travelling invalid. LOOKING
askance other travelling invalids. suspicious of
their peculiar symptoms, mdisposed to take their
pains and aches trust. He only wishes that he
could only have doubt about his peculiar and
dangerous state but all the best doctors have
agreed upon the shocking nature of his
While he thus holds fOrtt the other sick ones
pale faces. In Southern hotels great Zeal OF
Ill feeling is engeudeTed by rheumatism This
maIady exhibits intnlty Of various and
tremeIy original phases it is full OF surprises
as a cOnjuFor. I have been to afternoon tea
where fourteen distinct varieties of rheumatism
assisting. But where there fourteen va
rfeties of rhaUna tSm there fourteen people
each OF HON thinks he IS with thirteen hardened
liars and there fourteen polite impolite
mics The rheumatism which comes at night
has the most profound contempt for that which L.
a day bird while equity rheumatism has proud
stomach and laughs to scorn the rheumatism
which has been engendered by sitting wet grass
or reposfng between damp hotel sheets