New-York tribune., 1902-10-18
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There was a large proportion Of Swedish girls
among the 2,6i3 immigrants arriving this week on
the various steamship Unfortunately for New
York housekeepers the major portion OF them
were already booked for the Middle West, and
continued their journey without waiting 10 eN-
change the pretty embroidered kerchiefs tied de-
murely over their daxen bralds and under their
roInd chins for the famboyant coque feathered
hats that will later proclaim them American citi-
zens.
There was also a roodIy showing OF Portuguese
one stout matron with a bundle as large a
feather bed on her back and Complementary ones
i'm either hand, headed little procession Of eight
8ang 8ame 5nd The oet grl iaa the oH family baby
girls lugged boxes, bundles baskets and MajoIica
Many OF the young people came as bride and
bridegroom eager 10 begin their married life in the
new country. In several Instances Cupid had been
knots 10 be tied before leaving the barge Office
Notable among mes Wss marriage between a
speak word of Italian and swarthy Of
Italy who could understand no word of German
The bequest of Professor Jacob. OF Berlin. in
the interest Of coeducaton IS said 10 be the first
Of its kind made by a man. He has be-
aueathed 10000 marks 10 the University OF Berlin
with the provso that the university shall not come
into possession OF the money until AT least two
departments are open 10 women regular stu
dents.
Co-eds of the University OF Chicago are busy
lust now competing for the prize offered for the
hest musical yell" The dscordauf shouts of
members OF the Woman's Union TO action and on
November ! so will be awarded for the best idea
Nine Ioubet wife of the French President be
ueyes in co-education- Recently at a society of
French mothers she brought down upon her head
severe criticism in advocating American methods
in training girls
With Filipino women it is the custom TO starch
nd ugl4,
returned from Manila describes the first sheets
derful''
The French have many pretty concets IN hand
kerchiefs and a clubwoman has received a dainty,
ift in this line from friend just returned from
p,ris The box contains seven decateIv tir,ed
brnstitched handkerchiefs of the finest liner iay
n siffarsnt color for every day in The VEL
corners the names of the days, in French are
beautifully embroidered
Colorado is fond of days" named after ,be
rize products Of its different agricultural secors
,ghe, excursionists from other parts OF The c.
ore treated 10 a great abundance of tho 80
nroaucts. served free. after the lavish yvas,orr
+ashioo Rocky Ford has its waterrnelor a..
Grand Junction its peach day. Glenwood Snrj,s
its strawberry day, and so on Longmont no, %
b.. outdone cast about for something To MI.
day, of But alas! in the agricultural -
of which she the centre there was no a,
nrize product they were ali prize products Tlere
Is use in telling the SIZE OF the vegetables
grown around LongInont, Tor nobody believes il
when told For that very reason I.oneno,t
wanted 70 get tne ''I people there 10 see for
themselves Finally II occurred TO some astute
mind that the Longmont housewives, had ai,,,,
been peculiarly successful in the manipulationa
he Ioucmont pumpkin. the smaller speciTotoHnl ot
which are somewhat larger than a bushe hasi W oi
ZION the notable cooks OF Longmont MAD s re-
thousand pumpkin pies. like mother use5 =.
Mas; 80; ro' fTtber resaled with the I1y visitors,
big steers. barbecued. with suitable ''hxin's ui