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Women Who Are
Is the News
M Wilbours Work Bareneai Ton
Suttner Lady Msvry Hamilton
Mri Frederick Schoff
and Other
Siti
MRS CIIAIILOTTE
B WILltOUK
of international
peace through the
writing of her noted
book Down With
Arms Reading
this book caused
the czar of Russia
to issue his call for
the first peace con
ference at The
Hague It has been
very widely read
both in this coun
try and Europe but
in the old world
I
THE president
of Sorosis
Mrs Char
lotte B Wilbour
Is one of the pio
neers in the cause
of greater liberties
for women Soro
sis makes the claim
of being the first
club to be organ
ized in America for
women alone It
came Into being in
1SG8 and Mrs Wil
bour was one of its originators and
charter members She wrote the pledge
which all members have since taken
and which has often been praised for
its beauty and expressiveness She
was president of the society more than
a generation ago and again in 1903
was chosen to preside over the club a
position she has retained to this time
She has traveled extensively and for
many years lived in France and in
Italy except in the winter when she
and her husband usually went to
Egypt ns Mr Wilbour was an Egyp
tologist She spent fourteen seasons in
a dahabeah or house boat on the Nile
Mrs Wilbour recalls that Sorosis was
organized as a result of a slight put
upon the fair sex when Charles Dick
ens was entertained by the newspaper
fraternity of New York No women
were Invited to the dinner though
there were women journalists even at
that time The ladies thereupon deter
mined upon having a club of their own
Mme Patti is very fond of birds and
especially fond of parrots Some years
ago she was persuaded by a New York
dealer to give 1000 for one which he
said was a marvelous talker The
bird apparently would only talk In
America and not for Patti At any
rate It refused to talk after she
bought it In England it spoke once
only Mme Patti had a sore throat
and as she had to sing In the evening
she sent for a doctor As the physi
cian entered the room before the prima
donna could speak the parrot cried out
Oh doctor I am so sick Then it
relapsed into silence which no one
could persuade it to break
It Is considered something of which
the gentle sex may well be proud that
the famous Nobel peace prize has been
won this year by a woman the Baron
ess Bertha von Suttner The money
value of this prize is about 40000 but
It has a value as an honor which could
not be expressed in dollars and cents
It was awarded to the baroness for
her services in
advancing the cause
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BARONESS VOX
SUTTNER
where standing armies are a great bur
den upon the people and war is a spec
ter ever present to the eye the sensa
tion the work produced was greater
than can well be appreciated here
When the baroness was a girl she
was betrothed to a young prince who
was an officer of the army and his
death upon the field just before the
time set for their marriage had a deep
and permanent effect upon her life
Her father was an eminent Austrian
general and she thus was familiar
with war and its horrors from child
hood Many years after the death of
her soldier lover she married the Baron
von Suttner an author like herself
When he died a few years ago his last
request to her was to continue her good
work as an author and lecturer in the
cause of peace
Lady Mary Louise Hamilton who
came of age a short time ago has the
good fortune to be both beautiful and
rich indeed she is accounted the
richest woman in all England Natu
rally she has had plenty of suitors
but for a time she was shy of being
courted and declared she would never
wed She shunned London society
spent most of her time at her Scottish
castle and won fame as a thorough
sportswoman Ride shoot love your
country and be proud of your ances
LADY MART HAM
ILTON
try was the rule of
life laid down for
his daughter by the
late Duke of Hamil
ton and she en
deavored to live up
to his training
When she reached
the age of twenty
two a few weeks
ago the event was
celebrated with
hunting parties fes
tivities and pag
eants In which
Lady Hamiltons
tenants who find in her a mistress
after their own hearts tok a promi
nent part And now it is announced
that she has changed her mind on the
aubject of marriage and will soon wed
the Marquis of Graham eldest son of
the Duke of Montrose who Is himself
wealthy and an enthusiastic yachts-
man He was an unsuccessful Unionist
candidate for the house of common
in the recent electiona
Had she been born a boy Lady Ham
ilton would have been the holder of
two Scottish and ten British titles
She would have been Dnke of
rault premier peer of Scotland and
hereditary keeper of nolyrood palace
As It is she has an income of 500000
a year owns the Isle of Arran and
Brodrick castle in Scotland and Easton
Park Wickham Market in England
Mrs Frederick Schoff who is serving
her fifth term as president of the Na
tional Congress of Mothers can speak
with authority on the subject of chil
dren for she has had seven of her own
She lias done a great work in behalf
of dependent and delinquent children
and has been influential in securing the
passage of legislation in their interest
In many states She
has compiled the
laws of every state
in the Union on the
subject and it was
largely through her
efforts that the ju
venile court law
passed by the Penn
sylvania legislature
in 1002 was placed
upon the statute
books Prior to her
mbs Frederick
SCIIOFF
election as president of the National
Congress of Mothers Mrs Schoff was
for three years its vice president and
before that was for three years presi
dent of the congress of her own state
of Pennsylvania She has a beautiful
home in Philadelphia
At a meeting at which Mrs Schoff
once presided a man arose and asked
with an ill concealed sneer why it was
that men were not as much addicted
to saying spiteful things about one an
other as women were
The president answered him
Men she said are so busy brag
ging about themselves that they dont
have time to attack other men
It is rather an unusual thing for a
woman to start a public career as an
actress and then win her greatest fame
as a playwright but that is the way
things happened In the case of Mrs
Madeleine Lucette Ryley whose dra
matic productions have been enjoying
HBS MADELEINE
ITJCETTE RYLET
exceptional popu
larity in England
and America Mrs
Ryley was born in
London in ISOS She
had an ordinary
school education
and at fifteen went
on the stage as
Madeleine Lucette
She was the prima
donna of several
well known opera
companies in Amer
ica In 1S90 she was married in the
United States to the comedian J H
Ryley She took to writing short sto
ries and sketches for magazines and
from that drifted into dramatic writ
ing Some of her most popular plays
are Jedbury Junior An American
Citizen Realism The Mysterious
Mr Bugle Mice and Men My
Lady Dainty and The Altar of
Friendship
When Mrs Ryleys first play Jed
bury Junior was produced the man
ager of one of the companies had a
telegram from one of the actors on
tour with the play which read
i ble about Jedbury Junior Parts at
variance
Immediately the manager put on his
hat and took the first train to Variance
a small place outside New York to
search as he imagined for the miss
ing parts
Miss Rose Greely a Washington de
butante Is the daughter of the arctic
explorer who was recently promoted
to the rank of major general She re
cently took a degree at Wellesley and
is fitted to become a belle in the cos
mopolitan society of Washington She
can speak five languages and is book
ish enough to have aided In the prepa
ration of her fathers memoirs Miss
Greely is the up to date sort of girl
who though of strong mentality halts
short of being a bluestocking
There were circumstances that made
the marriage of the widow of the late
Charles T Yerkes to Wilson Mizner of
San Francisco out of the ordinary In
the first place the bride had received
in the will of her late husband with
whom she had not for some time been
on good terms the income of a portion
of his estate esti
mated at over 7
000000 in value Mr
Yerkes died on Dec
20 and his wife did
not go to his bed
side because she
could not forgive
him for what she
considered his un
just treatment of
her On Jan 30
he married Mr
Mizner but at first
MRS WILSON
NER
denied that any ceremony of the kind
had taken place Afterward she ad
mitted the fact of the new union ex
plaining her first statement by saying
she did not want the public to know
about It so soon Mrs Mizner Is about
forty five well preserved and hand
some Her present husband Is twenty
nine She was the second wife of Mr
Yerkes was formerly Mis3 Myra Ade
laide Moore of Philadelphia and first
met Mr Yerkes about twenty five years
ago She was then tall and slender
with lustrous dark hair and dazzling
black eyes The millionaire had her
portrait painted by some of the most
famous artists of America and Europe
and a portrait of her by Van Beers the
famous Dutch painter was one of the
most striking of the art exhibits from
Holland at the St Louis worlds fair
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Crood to choice stock heifers 3 00 to 3 50
Fair 2 50 to 3 00
Good to choice stock calvessteers 4 00 to 4 75
Fair 3 59 to 4 00
Good to choice stack calves heifers 3 25 to 4 00
Falr 2 75 to 3 25
Receipts of hogs thus far this week
are 33100 last week 37S00 last year
26900 Mondays market was 10 to 15c
lower Tuesday 5 to 10c higher and to
day steady to 5c higher Bulk of sales
were from S610 to 620 top 625
Eeceipts of sheep thus far this week
are 22500 last week 27500 last year
28700 On Monday lambs were weak
to 10c lower sheep scarce and firm on
Tuesday steady for all kinds and today
strong to 10c higher
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Kaosas City Feb 28 1906
Eeceipts of cattle thus far this week
are 29400 last week 33300 last year
20900 Mondays trade was active and
prices steady to strong Tuesday active
and steady to 10c higher and today
while beef steers were steady to 10c
lower all other classes were firm The
following table gives prices now ruling
Extra prime cornfed steers 55 25 to S5 0
d 4 75 to 5 25
Ordinary 4 00 to 4 75
Choice cornfed heifers 4 50 to 5 00
od 3 50 to 4 50
Medium 3 00 to 3 50
Choice cornfed cows 3 75 to 4 25
Good 3 50 to 3 75
Medium 2 75 to 3 00
Cannere 2 00 to 2 75
L ioico scans 3 75 to 4 50
iwioiceiea Duns 3 50 to
Good 3 oo to
Ifologna bulls 2 25 to
Veal calves G 50 to
bood to choice native or western
storkers 4 00 to
Fair 3 50 to
Common 3 00 to
Good to choice heavy native feeders 4 00 to
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Of Chicago
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Electric and General
Medicine
will by request Yislt professionally
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At Palmer Hotel
Hours l p m to 9 p m
Returning every four weeks Consult
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DR CALDWELL limits her practice to tho
special treatment of diseases of the eje ear
nose throat Iunsrs female diseases diennspnf
children and all chronic nervous and surgical
diseases of a curable nature Early consump
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catarrh headache constipation stomach and
bowel troublesrhenmatismneuralRia sciatica
BriRncs disease kidney dizziness nervousness
indigestion obesity interrupted nutrition
slow growth in children and all wasting diseas
es 111 adults deformities club feet curvature
of the spine diseases of the brain paralysis
epilepsy heart disease dropsy swelling of tho
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Diseases of women irregular menstruation
falling of the womb bearing down pains fe
male displacements lack of sexual tone Leu
corrhea sterility or barrenness consult Dr
Caldwell and she will show them the cause of
their trouble and the way to become cured
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and without the los9 or a drop of blood i3 one
ofherown discoveries and 13 really the most
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profession in some o the largest hospitals
throughout the country She has lately opened
an office in Omaha Nebraska where she will
spend a portion of each week treating her many
patients No incurable cases accepted for
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