New-York tribune., 1903-03-14


tunities of the Rainy Daisies for the wearing 0,
short skirts in the weeks and months. Aias:
such opportunities appear to have been improves
but scantily sParsey ePd and .119y me there
was fuiness and billowy volume ana iengtn ID %
sfraefa .frtfftne which provoked masculine wonder
To tpdee from the alarm among nilliners. the
efforts of the Audubon societies for the protecuoI
of birds are at having some appreclaoIe ehoo'
Irnless the trade arouses itself says the current
number Of THE Millinery Trade Review "lll
find itself debarred from the selling OF any 'niie
and everything in the shape OF bird piurnase VI
fancy feathers next season The craze fot en0 ,I
ing laws against the OF bird plumase de I'LL
lnery trimming is spreading to all the states anu
Territories Of the Union when even maze oirus'
bs cotton will be p0uncSid SirdE npon sod 1d
ntelise4 m ,aW game The trade should get together
question and act t before qce It Emitted S fH oho Per
secneons Which x M fgT5tef aIg Gf
shoemaker slower and halter b 10 es The trade
has no desire Is further ASSERTED 70 =, se self mer
can on o' which It has paid duty thereby re-
GfsSlnE GTe use. 'Ns '1l'o'''' " ~
An English paper, commenting the relations
oF lord salisbury and the late Mr.. Gladstone 10
ouee, Victoria says that the former was In every
sense of the word her friend. while with MI
Gladstone as well known. she never gtd goc on;
He always sPeass 70 ne were i1e public meeting
Lord Salisbury on the d Ways con-
suited her and often than not look neF aoVl0'
And now we are told remarks sage grand
.o+,a- "+hat the nursery tales which have de-
1;gb+ed so MANY generations Of wondering little
ones are demoralzing The woman VINO olscoVereo
+b,. n-escribes regimen Of fiction OF her own inar-
,<.c+u-e for Youthful minds anxious for the tales
NJ wonder and impossibility. This nursery REFORM
er,s heroes will ali be 'good'-bloodshed' murder
and revenge must not be touched upon, ana lars
tales must Only present what is veraclous. no"
they can be fairy tales all ana strlc'iy .rue sli
does not explain have known some moore aneIl
and women who have played their parts oiG
the EoTd and ,o yet and Red Riding
hood ard Cinderella and all those olo s,anuoSS
OF the on account Of the pleasure they had
felt In listening &c those dear d oiI ober Children
do so? ! shall tell them to nay grandcniioren'
The women OF English universities are showing
decided diversity in the occupations they are en-
Gazing In This must be comparatively new oe-
parture at Newman. for the princlpals annual
report is said for the first time to show oirnih-
,ebed nrouorton Of outgoing students entering the
+e,cbInp profession The example Of pioneers must
be beginning to tell One Of these has been TOT
more than a year reader TO the haharani VI
Baroda and in the train OF this personases court
has spent much time touring over India, the sta
tionarv periods being passed in climate "appan-
ing even for India" Another enterprising Cam
bridge graduate went out some months ago under
6oukhobors to accept elementary education The Ins
from hs tent the Sd bo bna enTe @
TO obtain an attendance tFon me siPts bu. IN
the the s5G g2i,s n for Mss mls
ed1Ea51anF bnna FeWcet famous for her Tpo5 success
has South Africa to assist in in the The oTEani7
m f exTer St IN English in the new Woens nVer
sty in 1chdo e0f o0e Is are in and
Nswnha snd a5e abe toited states "
At last the surplus woman is beginning to be
Justly looked upon in France. Hitherto France IN
spite of its ooasted courtesy and chivalry has been
remarkable for Its cavalier attitude toward Ia
vieuIe file" RiHcule and pity have been her por-
ton there But N. Marcel Provost. who has made
the object Gf sss b9se e
q his unmarried T @ Fon He t aat
and finest characters and the best workers
Sarah Bernhard distinguished herself in a most
diplomatic way at the recent representation IN
Paris of Rac1I es "Andromaque." The curtain
fcu amid the applause OF the audience. but the
siffieurs In the gallery were uproarious that
they were put of the theatre by the soldiers In
charge and when Nine. Sarah was receiving the
congratulations from her admirers IN her beauttui
cream and gold salon she told that the rioters
were in the hands of the police. But no. said
the actress 'Iet them up here and see me.
they have as much right to hiss to applaud"
So in a few minutes. motley, rough looking crew
came into the presence of the actress they had an
moved. CARRIED the princess OF the play. Mime
Sarah smiled most graciously on the rude dirty
looking men, and said Il have given orders TO the
police to leave you alone. Return to your places
ard hiss much you like. You have the right
TO do So" A with face nearly as black
as = negro said. You say. madame. We have the
With a smile which would have dissrmed s1ao any.
with you" with this coup dtpIomstique the crew
was dismissed. hut the subsequent applause after
the final act subject to etrtdent whistles or
nersistent misses. The actress received the IN
duained homage Of the audience from both gal
iery ana stalls.
BAPTIST WOMEN 70 MEET. ..