New-York tribune., 1903-04-07

There's a drunken lady in the paror sang
out child TO another at a fresh air home last
summer. The Rev L. A. Banks. pastor OF Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church, this city. who has
been in Poughkeepsie talking 10 the Methodist
clergymen In attendance at the New-York Confer
ence there, seems think there are drunken
ladies' in a good many parlors. In an address at
the Hedding Church, the other day, Dr. Banks
stated as a positive fact that intemperance has
increased among respectable women. The most
dangerous drinking by women is in the better and
middle classes declared Dr. Banks Further on
in his address Dr- Ranks asaea WY kPrashXterian
women and those of other Christian denoIIlna- NINA
tions have the punch bowl in their houses beside s
the lemonade bowls Is DR.. Banks sure that they
do? Most in the middle class nave only
one bowl for either punch or lemonade. and they
almost Invariably use it for lemonade Even when when
ries and pieces of pineapple floating around on the
top il is still lemonade. however much appear
innocent assumption of worldness. is apt TO speak
OF this piece of furniture as a punch BOWL
Eager Chicago will have wait yet another
month for its new woman's paper. THE Daily
Bulletin with It's promised man lovely column
But while the Office girls are udying up tr ne"
Offices. and the presses and typesetting machlheS
are being set up. and the edtors-women to a
man-are biting the ends of their fingers and think
ing what to say, the promoters OF THE Bulletin
are announcing their plans. Although the he"
sheet IS TO be written. edited and publiSned oy
women man is to have handsome showing; not
be conducted for his sole benefit but IN the coll-
Peie eieh sGFtag efe also to be leading features
suffrage will not be an issue IN me @ there
umns 1t is comfort to note: neither VIII 4 Ile1 h
he a crv of ''the saloon must GO But II ls the
anticipatton There is too much women beautiful
other dailies one of the promoter Is
The possession OF d teacher over seventy years
old who is also janitress and stoker Of the school
Is distinction claimed by the Oswego county eou-
cational system. Mrs A Gowoy' VINO mas iii-eu
these three places for 1ftythree years mas chHIs
ot the Dutch Hi District School, and has taught
several generations in number OF famieS III
the county. Mrs Gowdy's first duty on most
mornings during the school months IS 10 hliiuie "o
fire Then she sweeps and dusts. and at O'CLOCK
fa for many wears principal Of Primary Scnooi
No. 10 in oswego has iis nan taTm Completes her
fftiefh year and she intends 70 re'Ie, .,,,,dne
bssen has auseh eh6Ten and in this t one
school Had told when hIst EMERY tbat s
1s Dudshs ,fn,ie TO teach here for the next han
century would have got out bsT again baen happy in
ouIcker than / came in Yes nave coei PP'
the school in a way, but hftv years!
.~e Girls cheaper TO keep than boys? There was
- rben disappointed parents who saw girl
80 GIRL added to their flock would eoHsoie
themselves with the reflection that .heH w..
f7ovs although belonging 10 the coveted seN, r 80,
,,ndoubtedlv tremendous expense "ha. g.
n
-, d.. ..,re have changed all that no"adaSS'
NJ that bovs have ceased to be expensive ~ IT,
-,rtes-ob dear no!-but daughters can no ioie ~
ufIes-oii, - a,sm AIready their education
-aoe.s everv cent as much their brotheIS. VIZ
e,ar ecbooi If they happen to belong 10 hlsH o.
tot,- their clothes amusements ana 1ou eaa.
,osa n very heavy tax upon the parental po
toor celebrated English beauty Is saiu - &c,
OO .h ber first London season In one III IlttIs re
syi.tI- frocl Probably 30 beauty "ouu
otfenpting such thing now ne nf u1htte muslin
ste seem generally to nave peeh ,har erlish sue
g-,scb our mothers achieved tIltei reoJi+y OF
In ~hlch @ o baCome as incredible as the reaIlts -
.toSe prItsh successes then1sslnsss tnnunerable
saJ,,Ita1te is creature OF chioi rr,a. hut that
ana eAPeS ~. husband rather than the l~atiei ~ y al
,aS ae IN even the consoIat VI rants Of RELAYS
Soaa .aLen from the present Gay P ~
Of girls.
. ., uho makes Il her lie worn ~ -
a ~ H ,orguage teachers poyglot "ai'eiS
g for employers requiring tii ,or re-
10 ,ba following statement " oe -a.ary
mo ni,ad IN me for position aS - -
.s - &c nine women out or Ten oo' ' -, -
ihes,.u,, oualifed for a secretaIio4 p0
arc -. 80. of them was there ahytiiiiis
IN o''' - thorough knowledge Oh d io'
-. One applicant assured i'o II ar once nut
efficiency IN tmi.atIon tm With the firm In IN, -
her in comm fnreen correspondent 49, and
@ utfer failure requiriiis for the translation
the assistance o1 Letters The truth is eAceIea1'
OF iem 20 he had for thorousniiS "a siperdcial9
poi educated women the ls,a hlv find herself left
ly eoueab aba cold and the more en are seeking
OUT ~ assad ese upon those women " VIII hem
- it .rtork the better IL VIII Do -
uapRIS TO LEAD.