... ‘““ POLICEWOMEN.' The chief of police at*Cleveland, Ohio, has established a corps of men detectives who will dress in women’s attire. They are taking daily lessons in the art of managing their skirts, and have been nickmamed the “ skirt squad.” ...

... been wiped out. 'l'he patrol was attacked by & band of 2 hundred natives, armed with guns, and eight women e rendron, in addition to the armed police patrol, were massacred. 16 LIVES LOST IN A cLOUDBURST: saThO steamer Curacao, which arrived at o Francisoo ...

... the (fl: represent the military, viz., 4 fr‘is Inf%fij manry, 6 Artillery, 4 Engineerss y M cl‘é 1 Army Service Corps, and 1 —‘uén Co‘uéb;‘{f’ Corps, the remainder from Coul yand ¥ boroughs, Universities of Leeds s fro field, including 15 co-opted membebouf' ...

... well-to-do married women if Y means of a trick ; o It was stated that Smith 27 women in the stroet, told them™ ?t soh tale to the effect that he had J%° 48 from India, and wanted to bu¥ P . “his dear mother.” Having Se:d, confidence of the women, he irdt® Uflf ...

... innovation to the effect that women police would constitute the most efficient sateguard to girls and women in the atreets and parke. The male police rendered excellent service, but preventive work ' called specially for women to 'act as ...

... further the work of the sect. Men £2 a week; Women [3s. Sex favouritism was the charge which Miss Gore Booth, speaking at the Essex Hall, London, brought against certain branches of the cotton trade. Men and women weavers, she declared, got equal pay for ...

... and do their work. At times owing to their brutality he had eighteen or twenty stitches in his face. The magistrate said the police had better caution the sons. A Lament. In the ““ Times ”’ the other day there was a leading article under the heaf§ing *“ ...

... navy blue serge cloth and gabardine is still raging, and nothing looked smarter than a group of three essentially Parisian women in dark blue Amazon skirts, one with a narrow skirt and draped tunic, another with a plisse tunic, and a third with the Turkish ...

... Statesman > on “ Women as Lawmakers,” Candida says:— “ We have always in the body politic groups of persons deeply convinced of the mneed for restraint and tending to. carry it to the extreme. We hate thé clerical school, the great allies of women, infected ...

... and stiff, her skirt was fluffed out in panniers, and her shoes were nearly all heel. There were smiles among some of the women at this pitiful exhibition of im‘potence in misfortune, but she had a gallant companion who, with spats less white than they ...

... ” 4,000 Missing Women. Mr. McKenna, the Home Secretary, replying to a qnestion by Lord YWolmer in the House of Commons yesterdar, said that last year 1,083 girls under eixteen and 3,017 wonmen were reported to the Metropolitan Police as missing. Many ...

... was fit, This “worldiy spirit in St. Paul’s time took the form of over-dressing and an inordinate love of finery. Christian women would do well to set their faces against extravagance in dress, and still more against the immodesty which was now so common ...