The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-13
FANCY LEE ON
CURRENT GOSSIP.

~rEy wnheImlaa o. the Neither
lscds viii have TO make Up her
u rs.nd sscner OF later 10 whom she
~ Vii offer her iily-white hand As
a Protestant, sine must marry one
L -, tzi.h and Just at present, there are
vsung Protestant princes Or whom this
l -. ard honoreG young lady might bestow
1 - oue rly giancea Among ten young
! - nrssurn ny charming men there surely
-. be one whom Queen Neihelmlna
1 - eve as well as though no royal dla-
- reS,ed upon her brow.
1ussn w.lhe!mlna Is of certainty the
| -s.es; prize among the unmarried Ia
- .. this day. Young. beautiful. talented
- above al. a queen. she must marry
- If royal blood but, poor girl, gle Will
/ -ss ore OF the most Fascinating Of all TIE
!. s-,nes dear TO feminine heart: she may
l ace admirers. bat 10 stlltors can beg tor
| =. tavoss; for the queen must becaon to
a. nan she Harries before he dare ap-
l -rse1 even 10 kneei al aer feet Jus.
l .,ss.x Of ahas Iais llly-rair maid OF Holland
,.,sses No lettering along the shady lanes
L ~sspe.ing the little sweet notnsngs that
| Ii Ep 10 the all important question. No
: ssa,sn giaSces over the prayer book, while
/ :hs lat Holland minister closes mis- eyes
1 10 prayer. No meetings OF the q. l., made
\ n III. sweeler because mama looks for ua
I n tie rose garden and We are near the
4 ,z.i2 beds. No guarded whisper behind the
<sxu or stolen AADd clasp under II. The
Hfxr queen must se4eCt her love openly
! ayov her purpose and the deed is done
do be sue. Prince Nicholas oI Greece may
fse1d her something antique and covered
Wiz Yes1lsE4S, e1DuIae0 from a hundred
ys4ss sisep ia TIE quiet eaEla 0. Athens, TO
Ss.Iaei her attentloa. Prince Wilhelm.
II t,ssa prince OF Germany, might get his
1 xssal and glorious papa. now taat ne IS
\ rse4siy lunAes.ls ia aSrasaleM, 10 BORROW
ssn.e suaEGeu AID sanity re..c, sucn as a
| ~ OF a n.art3T. CT The aacA hair OF a
i,erseeasso nIaA.iIy. 10 lay al iAe feet OF
4 isssalas you.s queen.
i. Il i.
l There are many ta.l.ss about Queen VIII
ttsla.na iisat reIiilAu one OF tie young GAYS
Ia anslaE4 queen tlctorla. II Is ~ DC
i sstxa llat as tne youtnIul Victoria was
sse IL her seiecttn OF a mate so VIII
4 a.saeilaIna be, me Irritation OF queen
/ Amounts 10 treason IL the eyes OF her SUP
l fcss 80 X 10 very becessafs that Queen
ASse d sincere affection Tor her husband
lEe.e seenaa TO 6e no provision for the en-
trance of Prince IogsoFs INTO what Is
tGyad the royal family. Ii Was Only after
1siesi.sn years o. matFiniony thai Albert
i o. Ioetfg became oinciaIiy ana Legally I.
hefa5es OF the tsrisish royal family in ali
I lsllsss OF pfeceoence, up 10 that tune
/ A aaa to Iahk tar behind has royai con-
l M. giving pace 10 ali OF Victoria 5 uncies
II Al "a 4i1s wv II n EfLuGE
nj has his own troGDies-and the worst
4 II is be should not tell them. Should
i Vssen NiIieinlina dare to marry a Prince
I vic may become king-such as Harolt of
bhH.afh, or Wilhelm OF Germany, she
would nave 10 become Queen of MIS- coun-
III. Having Holland TO the norrsi fate Of
Ia k.hss0m without d real bona-iide ruler
lana such kingornis are usually rent bv
IeseoFl and torn ~ dlssension. Therefore
i-aheasy Hes The head that wears a
lenxn."
i. j. !.
We sometimes hear or rich Americans
bending their sons To Europe to acquire
Where what the plutocrats Imagine mo-.
fsLas could not be taught In American e,o,-
Iissts We more seldom near of EuroDaans
tssadhg their sons 10 American cotlegez
~ HsnTy Norman, who succeeds the late,
IEar9.d frederick as London corresDandent
Ios TIE New York Times and the ts,icarn
tirleahe. vas born In Leicester. England
fhE' vas sent 20 Harvard College. where
Ihs evacuated IN the class of ISL. Mr. Nor
tHahs explorations and oSSert lions in rho
tBalkans, Egypt. Japan. etc, etc: his :speo-
ffsfs ana Politics OF the Far East" SHOW
nm 10 De American in his love of traye;
Isna keen appreciation Of men and manners
sof or time
] see that the truth seekers OF Indiana
esste nade a contract" with Mary Eliza
.sstn Lease for series OF lectures on
iEarliuaiism. Mrs. Iease's terms .re said
IL &c very reasonable ana II Is said also
sssst she has spent several months eefTIng
fessn 10 The very bottom OF those nev7
iG3ogict facts, or fancles. as Won choo~e
}ie see them. AS Mrs Lease has MOI -,
ssaeeeeding In her political aspirations sn
la perhaps. theosophy and spiritlalis,r,
WI teach her hitherto unseen main ~
!saccess Anyhow. she can increase her goi
sbseFs from the ranks Of that unseen vvoria
ts'hout which the sheosophist could nai
iast~and ghos,4y constituents that 10 nof
fhs PACK are often preferable to the open
le'u'tsm OF those in The flesh.
/ !. = :.
\ am not Ike Nero who desired that an
iAamf might have one head that ne rn{ohs
Iesaa'iate II. but II ali OF masculine WashS
lsg'oh were Incorporated into one big hand
AZ" gladly would | clasp and shake II
so one VIII be Obliged 10 wake and call
ne early. mother" that | NAV HE Yna -
lse primaries for fear thar some had nar
H. may eei ahead Of me and put up some
sofse person for election No one viii hay
nag ne. or coax ME. brow beat me or
sss!oe me into seeing things differently
/ Ifom the way see ,hcrn now The
gen are true 20 us mothers. sisters ana
sgshisfs ard Keep the ballot ,ox for
s".hiselses thank goodness.
we are told that the Creator ~ A.,
wings made she heaven ara the earth ard
- teat are therein ard after all he created
s. sn ana woman giving each dcstiny ~
So. The man FOR over six thonsan,
tteHs tcountrE from the Hebrew raieraerl
sas neon the wage Garner. the n-nvgfs-
: fha
a. protector the physically strong half ~
L. tWo IN one. The woman has been me
IL an OF the home. the solace ~ tho
-. ne refuge - the distressed. WAY
H. a,l sIter an these years. should we Try
H.. 1s'eso inc Whole earth. vainlv essay.
rs e make an Incomplete man out OF A
ss91 type OF w0manF
~ Us rejoice and ~ glad that the men
e'f state have settled this oteetfaT ~
iaAe suffrage fer as No one can sum.
= en- 5ut'cs When our work haskrr
lss"s Win clothes 10 be patched ana
nc one can appeal 20 cur ern.i.
a. II our badness for political effort
| So. sl@4t oe fef' in peace. In peace - work
| a. ne poor, IN r.are 90 work ar1nns,
-. s,ch ~ peace - heip the men whc
a. .h 'eF u witn the fruits of our hralns
/ a S"s aoSSoiHS ~ OR hearts Rr1 above
a. - p*se" q carry nut the divine MAN
1 s..sI toFd ara Mas;er-in peace 10 carry
| Assr,r sa9 securely under cur tranquil
! ny oa1 az the Immortal soul
sssr ~ " asaansSon, clasp ard xhaks