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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-04

The proposal of the italian Govern
ment to establish schools in New York
and Brooklyn for the teaching of the
large Italian population of those cities,
betrays a desire for the maintenance
of the native language and spirit,
which seems to conflict with American
policy. If we are to have the Italians
here it is for us to give them such a
teaching as VIII make them useful and
loyal to the United States, not to Italy.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-04

PARTISAN ladies have very odd and
dainty fancies concerning underwear,
upon which they spend fabulous sums
of money. One lady who wears moth
ING but silk underwear of the finest
quality, trimmed with frills of delicate
lace and always in the most out-of-the-
way coIors, like green, gobeliD
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-04

are al
ways with US, and 2
cradle of some sort
has from time imme-
mortal been cOnsid-
cred a necessary adj
iunct to q child. 1t
may be a sOap-bOx,
or 1t may be a gaud-
lily decorated bag or
Moodan frame c.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-04
.A STUDY IN CRADLES.
RUDE CoNTRIVANCEs IN WHICH no
ROCK THE BABY.

ConaE,ohe Mothers Make the Simplest
era dies, Those Of the Sioux Being VERY
Elaborate - Curious Affairs in Which
Children OF the Semi Civilized Pass the
First Year of Life.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-04

Americas finest, s'TansiI's Punch" Cigar.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-04
Fortunate Chicaeoans.

Echoes from the ante room-Bet you a five
On he red.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-04
H0yy'g TbisE

The most popular dancing figure among
business men is balance to partners.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-04

In a doubtful state-wonder if she loves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-10
PREPARATIONS FOR WORK.
What the Washington Club Will Do
and What President Young Says.


temporary standstill, awaiting the tardy return
OF Mr.. Walter Aewett, who is expected this
afternoon. He had several men to see nn his way
home from Cleveland, and 81 Is probable thaths
will bring some interesting news back with
him. Nothing has been done on the new
grounds, corner of 18th and streets, but
work will undoubtedly be begun on the
fences Just ~ soon as contract
can be made for the job. Secretary Burket
said this morning that he thought there would
be sufficient time for the preparation of the
grounds before the opening of the exhibition
season, but there may be several unimportant
details about the stands left unfinished. After
playing four games at home, April 20 and 80
and May and 2, the team will 90 away for ten
games, thus giving time for the completion Of
the grounds and accommodations.
THE IxHlB1rIoN GAMES
20 far arranged will be a. follows: March 20
and 30, Rochester (Amer. Ass); April 8, Le-
high University; April 4 and s, Hamilton On-
ternational ASS; April and 8, Williams Col
lege; April 10 and II, Cuban Giants; April l6,
at Baltimore; April II, Baltimore at Washing
ton; April II and 20, Wilmington (Atlantio
ASH
There are several dates which will probably
be filed in few days. The team will report
for duty about the Goth, so as to have week
for practice before beginning to play,
WHAT PRxsIDkNr YOUNG SAYS
President Young returned to the city Satur-
day morning. He thinks that the outcome Of
the meeting was 40 favorable As could be OK
pected under the circumstances. Il do not
know Of anything to say" he remarked to
STAR reporter this morning, 'for everything
has been gone over and discussed so
many times that there il abso-
lutefy nothing new in sight Nearly
everybody Ii dissatisfied with the schedule and
In kicking. Washington and Indianapolis both
think that they have been shabbiIy treated,
not playing ball is d,sagreeable to such teams
90 Boston and Chicago. But it was the best we
could do. The attendance at the first games OF
the season will be closely watched and will
indicate good deal. think that the league
viii gain and that the brotherhood will lose as
players have reached the maximum and give
no promise Of improvement, while q majority
Of the league men have yet to make their
records, aud the most Of them will make
them"
Shortstop Mexican has decided to stick to
the Cleveland league club and has gone to Hot
Springs with Manager Schmelz.
At New Orleans yesterday the Philadelphia
players club shut out Wards Brooklyn team
by score of to 0.
President Byrns Of the Brooklyn league club
has arrived in Florida.
The American association schedule will be
adoped at Syracuse next Friday. The Athle tics
are not scheduled foe Sunday games on account
II IL rumored again that 81. Louis IL after q
brotherhood franchise. President Won der Abe
has raised the capital stock Of his club from
$4,000 TO ESQ, 200.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-10
Free Admission 20 Lecture.

microsoopical society, wrote: 40 him who
would know the German, an hour In Prot
Haupts class II worth more than q months
stay IN Germany" Free lectures slucidat-
ing he system Of teaching . practical use Of
) ana I pm, Lineoin bad, entrance on oh
str.st On Wednesday another oourSs opens
~ the above hours, owing 70 the large attend
snce at the classes now organised and the
constant applications for sduaissien to those
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-10

he csss Il Ford . Graham, Vie Keep .
dairy lunch room at TIN and streets, sas d.
cidsd In the Police Court Saturday. They we're
charged with doing businsss without license,
= hsrssofors msnaOnsd N Tns srxA Judge
1nlss bald that lunch rooms we're liable under
Tie license Law and gave judgment against the
6ofepdapta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-10
E0h RENT
Il 32 N.J.sv.ae.,16r.,

232 N.J.sv.ae.,16r,
ali m.l........,......&65
l232 NASSAU. ,9r. am.f.6 ..
.3U 9th 81. Sc. / 3r.. m.i.55
VI i NC. ave. Sc, Sr....4U
1882 > n. W.. lUr.. mi. Az
40s NJ 81. ne, Or. so
300 Z n.e.. Or. mi. -. SO
502 + ST. ne Dr.. IN. 4. ~
5o6 y ST. ne, 6r., mi. .2I
] 126 = ST. ne, 7r., mi. ~
10 > 18th NV, 6r..-25.4
l026 9th ne, Or. m.i.l6.75
hNOh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-10
1870 Csc. Or, .kr sl6 80

800 Csc. Or, w.kr. 1880
l205 q s.e.Sr. so
1912 Callan ne. Or. =. IL 30
tol y 81. s.e.. Or ,.......Il
1921 Wylie me-, Or. III
40 \ ST. Sc, Sr. SO
43 fenton II. NV. 5r.lO. 30
) Cooksey's Alley Sc. 81. )
5 4 "a Piers CT. sv.. 3r.3. SO
OFFICES.
s3l T st. NV, :3r. .......25
| STABLE.
Rear o1o j 1t. NV. 10
.MsTkDf 4 BRADLEY,
go II o.. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-10
FOR lighthouses.

Fos ., nk S, sra 81, Nv. ooNTsININS
ossS srt "a sos r :; .fsSaa Rent
SNp IS IN Il . TSs
90 ssS RSsas . sss ard sSn
yoaxsTox s.sas ~: W.. G ss m nc
F2s .I RsEG,sT1UNLuRxIsHfp-AIL But TWO
esSss ,ssp " heat and nf5 ; no
- ss,aaG st IL MAJ . as. Ks
1873 M.a..:,sr.sisS iass 10th nv. o.. ...s
~. & i.. 81 20 81 {. ~:
Y YSs Z: AZ ss = rs 1883 N dr.l.
FURNIshkD HOUSES
.s sssl: = f. r sSs :: .llssSS
Be-, ia,h 6; ~, s, 2s9 ssta mr. NV III ...SS
OFFICES
I2ll Est n.w.3r....s 9? Elee.n rooms in "sun
Ell SY r:i sssa. ss.sss pSsS IS ss: ::
s7 40 L. .' ava from 10 TO Is 81 lion ~ 70 ssO each
STORES
lo16 Conn. ave.....t75 5l3 lth st. NV AIS
ii S Conn Conn awe is I'm e !: !.
1000 Conn cresr,. s25 l022 Coma Nv. 'r~sr, $40
milo 70 HOFFMAN, 10Th and ssnx
EoR RENTzBRIck HOUSE o34 Q ST. NV, O
5000 e9Edinon; rent s26.S0, IN advance. Apply TO
FSkat gis s.~ ,o. y !;i.* :STsads siS
al. 81 mo- mod ,mp .s&a 50 S6s raw mil g
1879 ast.s.s5:TI 81 81 sih s~ er.xi g
$50 g .s r ST, ws. avg f gu s sf s
sag sag ar sssf 8 "a . wv x
1929 DeLsvs RI Bakery aud dw cling 20 30
mS-Sc G. II. PARKER cor. Az and L SITS. s.w.
E9R RENT. thoiays;. n,w.6r $50
l3UU "a ST NV, ~ % liza blsgdsn alley. Ar. d
o3O Del. av. me-. 6r.... III
ms-6t WIN Il. SAUNDERS CO., i4o7 Fstnw.
EoR REhT-1o2l COR > $50 wsllaeh pi- 7r s23
VI: sss so k it f'sAi hrSaEkf PG
1903 ST. 6r. and b....27I nls-3t GA IAN st
oEEo d GEN q, So, T SRI coy home SIX
Keys at 1854 18Th st. or .pplS owNES- s0is Il ..
FSR: asST o,I EST, TESko9M a0GsE, =
Est. ms-3ts
S9 15s S RE- ..o s9s "a = .w. .r.,;.s,
ms-3t. b LEONARD. 4o7 Az st s.8.
lrok RENT OR sALE-ONE OF HE MOST AT
hss aGse stable VII rent or
sen great ca xiq sRYp syrr Cos 18th nw
Tor RENT-Two-sToRY BRICK HOUSE 32i0
Il ST Il w.; . roo and basement; gas water, &C.
street cars pass premises apply 1T Al. SOMMEhS
soN. SoSS N St Il. W, Georgetown, DC. mS-2t'
EroR kENT-vERY PRETTY HOUSE q sT BET
Il "A and lothi rooms south front pretty front
yard, fountain snd porch $50 per month furnished
ns-3t WAkREN CHoAiE CO.. olo llth ST.
EroR RENT-BUsINEss PROPERTY ON q ST.
ms oe. In a AKA th c n tsySFaSie .srT a;o
LSoR REMITTANCE BUILDING on n ST. BET
Il 9Th and 9Th. on long lease, At also per month
ms-st NAkhEN CHoArE q Co, 6l0 18th ST.
l,oR RENT-BEAUTIFUL LITTLE HOUSE OF
l. rooms ST. bet. l4th and 18th, handsomely
places WARkEN CHOATE CO,
mS-3t $40 nth ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-10
WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-To kXCHANGE TEN.RoOM BRICK
w House with every convenience and several
smaller Houses. all well rented and centrally located
I9r suD1rpsn lots or squares Of Rround Apply TO ".
W. ME1CALE. 1881 st. m1O-3t
WANTED-BY FISH MILLER 1918 ST NV
wv Piece OF Ground between f and u aud 9th and
EOtn Sta nw 81 to 40 ieet front BY Less than Is
or as deep. m7-6t
WANTED FOR CASH. GOOD BUILDING LOTS
" northeast and northwest. Price must be low
Address r. y. Box 3l6 ial4 BIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-10
SHERMAN AVENUE EXTENSION.
Capt. Rossell Thinks Il Should BE 90
Feet from seventh Street to Boundary.

Recently Mr.. q. ". Cooper and other owners
Of property above Boundary between It'll and
18th streets northwest petitioned the Com
nissioners for the opening and extension Of
some stress rst Of 9TH street, preferrins sher-
man ave ne. for the reason that it opens MP
the whole section and offered accommodations
that no other street would The natter was
referred to Capt. Rossen for his views. In his
Recommendation 10 Col Robert he says that
Sherman avenue from Grant avenue to Whit
nay avenue or Mount Pleasant street is only 80
fest wide, and II the street we're extended to
Boundary and widened to 30 feet IL would give
good line Of communication to that part of
the city. He says . sewer has been constructed
and the grading Of the street il now practices
bic. The amount Of the appropriation, Is, 600,
however, he thinks would be Of little service az
far - opening this road as thoroughfare IL
concerned de says he thinks the parties in
tsrestsd should take measures TO have sufficient
land donated to give . 90-foot roadway
throughout its length, and then IL An appropria-
uoa Of $4,000 could be obtained the street
could bs graded and regulated 90 Il would be
ct great value - thorougafArs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-10
Crap Piayees Fined.


Policeman Rhodss told Judge Miller this
morning that John Booker, eolorsd boy from
~ country, has only been here fsw months,
but" said the oficss, "hs has Learned al the
ely 1sits."
whist was he doing7"
Shooting crap"
Henry's counsel, Mr.. Sellers, attempted TO
show that Henry was innocent because he had
oo money, bus the officer said he haA moro
than IS in his pocket whom arrested.
WAS Henry shaking the bones?" inquired
counsel
"No,s wss the efsesr's response, they DON.
shake the hooss IN the crap game, they throw
them"
Five doilars."
Thers Was another charge Of the came kind
against Booker but Judge Miller thought that
one ane Was enough
Nathan Arnold, another colored boy Who
resides In the county, vas tried for shooting
crap. IN the county. A similar ons was i'm
posed
George Bradley, colored, and his brother
Henry were charged With shooting crap" in
Ne smishsonsAn grounds yesterday. They are
osvseoys and one Of them had . bundls Of
papers under his arm. Henry Vas shown to
lave ssssgsd in the game ior which Park
Nsechmsa Morris and Dchsrty arrested him
Henry vss nnsd - and dvorts vas de
ohAxRed-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-10
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by tho
clerk Of the court to Henry H. Bosworth and
Emma O. Lacy, Henry II. Smith and Rose Gar
ter; Bernie T. Judd of Knoxville, Tenn. and
Gertrude Failing; DR.. 81. II. Wolls and Ella
Isufor both of Sciota pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-10


INV. p2. HAhIN ARPLrIs.
In reply Rev. Dr.. Hsmlin said that judge
Drake had interpreted the resolution by the
preamble, which he thought was hardly fair.
The preamble simply stated the circumstances
under which the resolution was presented to
the prssbyteriea. But the resolution contained
the QUESTION, Do you desire q revision and TO
what sxtentS he thought that Judge brakes
substitute was not an answer 70 the resolution
bad been carried BY two-thirds vote Of the
prssbytsry 1t Was proper that they should pro-
coed 70 state In what direction the changes
should be made. he thought that IL was unjust
TO characterize the report Of the committee ~
an attack upon the confession. For the pres
bytsry nov 70 turn around and 70 vote that
nothing was meant By the vote Ut the last meet
ing In favor Of revision Vas 70 stultify itself.
A. far ~ be was personally concerned he had
no feeling In this matter, and II the prssbytsry
should vote down every accommodated made
By the committee IL would not make him IN
terry ought 70 indicate In what way revision
should Be NADIA
FuRTHER DKDArI OK TIE sr3s1rfurG
Judge Drake replied that pumbss Of pres
bytsriss had already adopssd tbs courss. While
answering The 1rst qusstiou in the Affirmative
sney had made no specific reply 70 she second.
He thought that thsre wAs no use In the pres.
oytsry spending the time in discussing thsss
points, - the general assembly would formulate
ne owa chArgss Tor sabnissien 70 he prssby.
tsrisa He thooght that IL would be better q
leave WITH The assembly the question Of whs,
the rsvtaion should be.
"Ai thss ths pessbytsey intends 10 d." Cd.
served ~. hsmtn. 10 70 indiests 70 IL =.
ssmbly What changes ~ favor"
Inst Y eue,I rsplisa judge psahs, ''bui
the assembly u NOT obliged 70 adeps tAsss sas.
gsstionA" He srgusd thst IL was Q waste 81
time 70 60 over qusshoos which the sssembly
would eonsidss Tor iisel8 He sid ~ ~
prsebytery ousht 70 plses ,tsslf sounrsly In On.
POSITION 70 any change hat voald impair
1n1 srsTE1 on cAIvaxfsrrc DocrHuR
Attention ~ called By Rev. d. Hisssuees :,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-10
mh1-lm

l. OR KENT
L I'D 4 Pa.aye.,21r.sl25
.I31 y ST., 12r. lac. %
VI 5 Z ST. NV. 16r. 100
VI 4 18th 81. u. w. lUr. 100
19zl-23 n n.w..lor..sl.61
20S LIST ST. n.e., l7r....sJ
ll35 9th q. w. ! 5r......70
2l0 lsI ST. me-, l1r.....s 81
l0ll N.H-sve-lo Or. 20. SC
ll54 NJ st. n. w, llr....13
lSs q st. n.e., sr.......15
22l Sd st. NV. Tor. IS. 80
1903 ! ST. n. W., lar. .6u
1S1 Nd. ave. ne. ] 1r. 81
lfos s st. NV, lsr. so. Us
1908 N.H.av.n.w.Yr.55.6,
10l2 I'D NV. Vt. .5u.6o
AZ Sd st. NV, Or ...bJ
- Z NV, l4r.......4h
l702 i ct. NV, Tor. ..5,
1925 Corcoran, 9r.. .4S.5t
1895 18th n W., sr. q.
14Qb 3lst NV, lQr.....45
.. l + ST. NV. 10r-.....4,
3321 p ct. u. W., l2r. Al
523 z st nw., IT,. b. a.
1917 I'D NV, Sr.......3.
PIG c st. NV, l3r. 80. y,
31s b n. q. r........3o. A
431 { st. Il. W., 6r.......3l
1880 14th st NV, ar. .2s
1908 10th n W., Sr. 20. 81
4l4 LIST st.n. W.. Or. .21.5l
1890 v s.. NV, 7r. rs, o.
2S20 n Of. NV, Sr. .25. AZ
61D &. C ave FIR o5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-10

ms lei1T Pa ave NJ
EoR LEAsE-fRoM April. 1, 1890, THOSE TWO
Il Valuable Buildings Slo and SlT 18th Il. n W the
former occupied by the r. Hanson Hiss Manufacturing
Co and the latter by Col A. L. BrittoR VIII be leased
for aperiod of years.
mS6t' b b. WARNER CO.
lNOk LEASE-ONE OF THE CHOICEST HOUSES
Il on ST. between 11th and 18th SITS. NV; brick
four stories, twelve rooms, all modern improvements
and IN hrst-ciass order. Possession April /. Kent
81 400 per year. tms-ot'1 b II. WARNER co.
II room g. and bath: all mod imps newly pspered and
IN excellent condition: stable N rear 81.
64 HOilSTEANP 4 LISTER
mS-2f 6;3S 4 N "
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2o4o 18th g. n.w.s25. so
242nI{ NJ n.w.,7r....25.5 so
l2os II st. ne, 1r-..25.40
HOS 10Th NV. Or. ..22. IS
Ella X st. n. W.. Or. 20. 80
81 LIST. n.w............25
ll25 NJ. ave, 7r. ..22. 90
llI2u 10th n. W.. Sr .22.sO
1918 29thn-w- SEQ. 40
342 VI st.. or.......2O. 80
1902 Sd st. u. w., Or. 20. so
AIS l1th St Sc, Or. 1867
d. sttsville, 6r........,.l6
13 A st. me-. 6r....15.40
43l NJ Ct n, W., Ar 1885
3Ol q vt. NV, sr. is. 80
233 Msss ave. ne, Or. Is
ft4 vs.. We. Sc, 0r..l5
-235 Cleveland, 6r.....l4
al Cleveland ave. Or. Is
1874 \ Sc. n. W., Or. IL. so
temperance n. W, or. IL. 80
\ 81. a. w.. ar. so
, l20 9TH 81 ne. Or. .12. 30
| l.e z ST.. 3r............l2
3 Fenton pine. 5r. Ill
10 III e. 6 e.............l0
Colu'blsav.n.w..4r. 8. 80
,Isx> Mckeever's al. 4rS. 80
I IL SHOWS al. w., Ar. 3. 80
251S 10th St. 4r......S.30
j Rumsey alley........,S
1913 eInperance, Ar. SO
! STOKES.
2043 tth NJ. a. w...,...15
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FOR RENT-OFFTCES.

FOR RENT--STORES.
IVOR RExT-A GOOD cHANcE-A NICE sroRE
il With elseaxs Hhou window cheap ANAL 1toot q
sdd ISs < ScsfSEsS sssr cshos. II
Eos sENI.A {!Et onocEsr, NAT ANp
dveiiins Sttncks1 pouoostop given April l. nov ooc1
g:! Z si iy ~ a. ssr a As.fs
ISOR RENT-THAT FINE STORE NEXT 10
II HsjorS Drag Stnfs, Boa tn a n ". n e. =
~@oH fs5W - IP.sas, % 7sha Any, SS4N
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-07-19
DRESSMAKING.

RI RS. DYER TAKES PLEASURE IN
vi informing the Ladies of Honolulu that
she has opened Dressmaking establish
ment on the corner of kinau and Punch
bowl streets, where she is prepared to give
entire satisfaction to all orders entrusted
to er care. Terms reasonable. I33-lm
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-07-19
DIR. HENRI 6. McGREW,

AFTER AN ABSENCE OF FOuR
"A years in Paris, has returned To his
home on the Islands. for the purpose of
resuming the practice of Medicine. He
may be found at his old Office on Hotel st.
between Fort and Alakea SITS. Office hours
from to III A. NJ, and 2 to and to 8
&. 133-lm
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Aarertisrmruts.
Machinery For Sale!!

The following machinery forming part OF the
Star Mil Plant will be sold NJ Pablo auction NJ
an early date unless disposed OF previously by
private sale. Parties DESTROYS of purchasing
any portion Of this machinery can get parti-
culaFs and prices from the undersigned:
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30


fs&.cs - ssasr. al Ekecetess tse
s4e,eet : - &c kzet s<Ess ss1z~< -.
ss nay 80 are - E4ese 49, -. -
soezt tae fozE&slsR - tas asFs4s -
psre - leTt Pre- s4E - s1TrSss~a
sreza fstsresz la A2<Faa~. s4s esP~
lv il tas 2eseleczsses 81 - ssera s'-fs.
lie feEaus is - eieselY - Eessi--rs
taa. "a k4rE 9cre1 - - Ia z~Fte',t -"
sssve sf EnglisE Ls< zedera s1srt'>A
narss fntersst ki1 Esea. aa4 as Ae
nr~a ,ses see 4afhers sto ss*s -
trlck a selxl1g spon t1ea<s - sSk'S-'
iss~sesE. Ins w4Hs - striking 1fa"~~
+ ssfxs 81 saiGe ia ADerie1 ~ssoais-"s
Yrestax. b4s be bslleFss tkxt as era y
p.ssss proa aeFtsa 49, 1a~ne1, Ahd tses
- sill pat "a en3 = tne f4sois.so-'
E coDyiax u French st@ss el.P-srsP
us also sad SAT- 70 asrnsns sss
+ Anersszn people sss IN slossr ~ q pa
taan re Eagiises ssd teas tas sssna u
nasa.1 sn4srs2Edtng asd Fsissisnship
a growing stroassr tron year - fsAf'
Freiszx asked ne II bis prsaeiesl ~efss
had bssa sell txansissed fs-e Eas
ssDeeixlty DE Aaaen-" He sm~n'e1
tAo -sns Of al International csPsrish'
Law, ser nsw authors Ia Germany can
nos eozsrol tas PassioAsioa ef wen
works In AmerieA. Aaa 0ftsn can no
even AscertAin shs.hsS they are well !"
badly wszslstsi.
Afssr our intervisw Frei,ag showeN
ne over his ~aelo hcase. and with pfia
introd soed ne % bis MUSHROOM hee
the bess musicians Of Wiese@den s'te
assemble. and classical aaasae Is playe
With nastsviy exsoaLisn. Ne lives u
iiho OF ths German professor. Soeaet
dOes not te1pt Ai1- lie visits dan
one Of the largo cafes Of "iessaten
read the newspapers. bat seldom
neysr xanturss 20 the kursaal, wnei
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-30

..vsntieth birthday. the mcney having I
aasn raised By subscription. oenoen-
h.usen - a large aEd valuable tAfu'
,,d IS revenues ara eonsSde~ole. ihs
,,aror house il old-fashioned ssd snail
-, ,erv comfortable. The Prince taxes
,..s,t isserest In the managsnsns OF the
-. ana every day Re makes round
~ insoeetiOa. lie h2s a-gs nerd OF
.as.ls and be de- lghts - sand or sum
ner afternoon and watch 'hern gr~Aihs
on lis broad acres sohoenhAnSeh
nns No grand park. but acre are largo
o-cb,ras and vell-kept gardens from
go the Ducal table issupPlied
p-nee Bssna-ck's health Is fAriy
God. but hss physician. DT. Seh~eninS-
- iraists on his going iato training 20
.ad,sc his flesh. he has accordingly
- considerable tire ne kissingen
aars,y the past sumner sgreeaoiy Win
bis doe,or's advice. lie dislisee hlssin-
o., however. because be ss - much eI-
,osAa 70 the public ere. under which ae
: vwr apt 20 lose hS temper. IL iTri,
-a,e. rim beyond al boueds to Se ss@re1
at some OF tse people who discuss
,oiiaes wish hin a. Kissingcn found IL
.one~ha, dangerous subject; for soe
p-ip,s can not bar 70 10 contrsdictcd'
,rs ,herefers Rs interviews with his
-rierss were frequently unpleasant and
stornJ.
az TIE sHoRr OF TT sALTic
II. Raltic sea ias been very fash
sonaSls resort dutng the past summer
a. tte Empress With Der Ave little son
80. sever xcaSs a. sasSnitz on INT
lie OF Rassor. me Grand Ducal fam
slies annually tale Up the'r resieencs j
he nnchy OF MGleubsrg. where tne
are always surr,rnded by tho lanae
eentry Of the duledon This Ducai co..
onv il known ss the Heilgendam an
consists o. Ten or twelve villas ana .
elegant casino cbse By the sea shof'
The axcd Grand Du'hess Alexsndrin'
the rrandmoshor OF the DaNe and onl on
living sister Of the ate Emperor WI
IAN. is perhaps the noss IA n'ereS,'nE =
=, 4, tbe. COLONY This year she cam
20 Heiligeudsn forae sixty -iourlA ''1i
Althousb ei.-htv-pne years old, the vel
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