New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-27

Two young girls. Miss Clare Clark % Butte
Mont and Miss Isabel Little OF Baltimore yer.
graduated in the class Of - from The Montana
0chool OF Mines They are among the first few
women q the world 10 attend sucn an institution
ard 70 receive diplomas certifying that they are
mining engineers The girls ACCOMPANIED the class
on al It's expeditions wearing boomers for under
ground work, and short skirts tor field work
mere were Gays O. surveying and OF mapping out
preliminary railroads which necessirated vadine
through streams and doing other squeanish feats
Generally the professors ana men OF the class
We're most considerable said Miss Little though
one OF the directors forgot and walked Us fourteen
-I--.ts % examine glacial rift We bore him no
sElcge. however. since his own feet were bIisfered
C-!lhDec {ATee hundred feet Of ladder II a copper
tnlne. the professor aghast when he recoI-
The only things thar daunted MISS Ijt+1a.s co,,-
see, she declared We're the ladders set upright in
planned. Il should noJ have minded. but they were
vertical ana once loEt my nerve completely. and
70 ne TO prove how they were before I could
pe convinced that was not going 10 drop into
bottomlle.s pit"
While the American delegates who have returned
from the international Congress OF Women IN
Berlin are waxing eloquent over the graciousness
OF the German hostesses and their lavish arrange
nents II is Interesting 10 the observations on
me council made b. German woman
ne Eleanings from out o: the rich harvest and
wealth @; ideas which the congress has brought
are many" she says but one unrofgratxabla stg,
S1Silos OUT prominsntly-that the present state OF
ne "onan's movement. Notwithstanding the heat
mat sun RACES between the corlbatants shows n
70 DC movement % reconciliation Men them
nave come nearer TO US and although there
"eie rev present. those who cam. ,+,sraS ,,o-5s
% praise and encouragement
1ity Councillor Miinsterb.rr It.o .., =.
Foi Al Harvard University at one Of our
meetings addressed the crovSsa ar,J -
women as friend ana co-worxar A. - ---9,.t
IN The Rathhaus Gowu hslD rbs 49,
VI 0uheT o4snits-1es of this rich ana baa,,,,
-! cay spoke IN a different .trai- 80 -
- liloSl4e Cd in There was 10 ls-,S.-oS-
ff.-aG @..c-a-- 80 expressed n the usual conver
seTss 20 80 out The old gallantry gave way to a
1-I.sS q Gsep and genuine resDec4 II 49, =
~ Ase OF the ROOD old housewife 49,. - "a
S.,a- o. t!le equal Partnership az fhs
L.-psL a pGDnc Affairs. the co-worlxar IL ali -
1seAues q pIosFesslVe attainment Ana sb1o 800
respect shown By 10 women v,11st ILLS LIS new
l2kher respect OF women for each ofbe- ~
however hucn Llley may differ FOR The aTnras-tSS,
% Etrons ano courageous indivfdus r-eaSo.t
OF thought and sDsech-fs sha a.. esooth
10 learn" - --~'S SS4AA MUCH
n comparing the activities Of ths American and
t5erTaan women az the congress- the write 80 80
clares: -'o "fiief oe-
There Is no doubt that America ,rs.a..s -,
most cfiluant SPEAKERS Their decided advance ~
Was clearly discernibIe. They take ss tbaS a.lio
~l2t We stil have 10 attain. But IL was aieo S,,i
aenl tnat love- marriage and motherhood are much
NOR ~ the background with them than fbav 80 -.
@fta us German women. and as TO al anoes 49,
tneA VIII eyer remain.
The Aserican and the German women 7era nm
,.eilV the most prominent elements that Son1i
.atef the congress. The hrst were disfinenisb,sa6
~ tlesance and decision: the latter by their .vin
, 80 Hdfiotn- naturainess and mpulsfveness The
'i'S OK TIE Germans gave voice a deep