Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-09-15
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1888.


SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER Is, 1883.
EDITORIAL.
Miss HELEN STEWART has been grant
ed patent on a respirator. But how
worn we are in the fog.
Miss CATHERINE WOLF is worth several
millions. Her cottage at Newport will
cost over million. She is withal in
telligent and attractive. So far, foreign
title is not wife-bait.
COURAGE in expressing oneself Is
cardinal virtue. There is no other way
to get an interchange of opinions. These
opinions are vital to sound policy. A
party without freedom cannot rule in
these states.
JUDGE FIELD has the Presidential
fever. He has written a letter to his
friend, Mr., Royal of Virginia. express
ing his views on the remittance of the
"cOttOn tax to the states" The Judge
had better be content, as politician he
is decidedly fiat.
1.-THE acquittal of Frank James simply
proves that the bandit was stronger
than justice in Missouri, and if he is not
permitted to be taken out of the state
and tried for crimes he committed else
where, it will show the criminal strong
er than he ought to be.
CHAMBoRD inherited his princely
fortune, and out of his twelve millions
he left the Pope only $4,000. The Count
protested an extraordinary attachment
to the Pope during his lifetime, and
this may account for the small amount
he left him, which, however, will come
in good play.
ANOTHER pOlygamous organization
has appeared in Schuyler county, ILL.,,
calling themselves Pilgrims. On Satur-
day their temple was blown up with
powder, their leader narrowly escaping
death, aud the excitement of the people
Justly determines the foul thing to
death, but there is much better way to
proceed against the obnoxious Pilgrims
than by explosives.
A SARATOGA belle will open a conyer-
satiOn with any person who happens to
sit near her at table. That Independent,
self-reliant air she carries does but add
to her ways. Solid in money, jewels,
and in the finest of clothes, she is espec-
tally solid in being woman of sense.
The Newport sister is exclusive, with
Boston airs, and an introduction is a
prerequisite to her benign cOndescen
sion.
NEW YORK CITY, taken with those
towns that have grown up within It's
natural limits, is over two millions of
people. These include towns in New
Jersey, such as Newark and Patterson.
All the outlying towns are growing to,
ward the great city. Jude ed as London
is, it is just as shapely. But in 100 years
from to-day, New York will be the GEN.
ter of the world, and will likely number
few millions more than London.
Judged in ratio from the last 25 years
New York City, with its surrounding
limits drawing life from it, will in 1OC
years number nine millions of people.
SOCIETY is some times in a snarl
about "pretensiOn and not pretensiOn.'
A New York girl of Vassar culture lately
said IL despise in my soul girl who is
nearly bald pouting about Clara making
show of her fine golden suit. 1t is
silly in girls to deride what they have
not. have pair Of feet that l put in
number threes, and look at them often
enough, for they are my delight. Feet
are my speciality, and my skirts never
sweep the dust. There is Kate Dean
she wears sevens, and when little run
down at the heels, look for all the world
like cast-Off overshoes. Why, if you
talk to her about small feet, she goes in
to fit" fragrant self-cOnsciousness
has talOns. Girls with bald heads ant
large feet are sure to hide them, bu
then they don't, just the same.
In Western New York there is a shee