Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-07-10
Personal Points.

relS0lldl P0lllS.
Queen Victoria liked the ladies about
her to have extremely good manners,
with a pretty presence,but she shrank
away from any woman who, she feared
was going to be clever" 1t is said
that i. had been very early instilled in
to her that it was mans province to be
clever and that it was much best for
woman not to intrude into it.
The SONS of the German emperor are
being brought up in a strict school.
While the crown prince is being initi
ated into the student life at Bonn, his
four younger brother Eitel, Fritz,
August Wilhelm and Oscar, are hard
at work at Pieon, where they are SUBJ
jected to a daily routine stricter than
that to which they are accustomed at
home.
Most of the prominent violinists of
the day possess instruments that are
very highly valued. The violoncello
upon which Sig. Piatti plays is worth
81, ,00O 1t is a Ruggueri instrument.
Ysaye has Guardagnini worth $1,000,
and Jean Gerardy plays upon Guarn-
erius valued at $4,000. Joachim has a
number of valuable violins. The
Stradivarius that belonged to Ernst,
and is said to be worth $4,000, has
come into the possession of Lady Halle.
Paul w. Linebarger, of Chicago, who
has been appointed United States
judge to act in the Philippines, was
born in Warren, ILL.,. in 1869. He at.
tended Chicago public schools and the
Northwestern and Lake Forest univer-
stiles. He studied law in Paris, and
was admitted to the bar in 1893; then
after two years in Heidelberg univer-
sity, he began the practice of law. In
the Spanish war he served as lieutenan,
of cavalry. Mr.. Lineberger speaks and
writes Spanish.
Gen. Robert E. Lees bronze bust
by Frederick Volck, has been presented
to Washington and Lee university by
Frank T. Howard, of New Orleans. The
bronze is life size and is said to be
the best work of art extant of Gen
Lee. The artist was employed by the
confederate government to make the
bust during the civil war. He was q
native of Nuremberg, Bavaria. He in
tended to use his model for a heroic
statue of General Lee, but his death
pl prevented execution of the design.
Count Staniiaus De Castellane, whose
engagement is announced to Miss Ter
ry, daughter of Francis Terry, of New
York and Paris, is the third son of the
Marquis De Castellane and served fol
a short time in the army. Like his two
elder brothers, Boni, who married tC
Miss Anna Gould, and Jean, who is the
husband of the elderly and wealthy
widow of the late Prince Furstenberg
he is contracting a rich matrimonial
alliance. Francis Terry is reputed tt
possess a very large fortune.
The little king of Spain is guarded
every night by body of picked men
who are natives of Espinosa, and have
served with distinction in the army
is by them the gates are locked a
midnight, and with ceremonious solem
nifty reopened at I o'clock in the morn
ing Should one of the guard Prov
false to the person of his sovereign
Spanish faith in Spanish loyalty woul'
die as if by lightning stroke and some
thing very dreadful would happen u
the traitor. 1t is curious custom o
very ancient tradition, which the queer
regent has not been sorry to maintain
1t has endured the storms OF imita
ton and competition, yet stands INK
the pyramids mistaken in the love ant
confidence of the people. Rocky Noun
tain Tea made by Madison Medicine
Co. 35c
Ask your druggist.