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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
3aperu.

SO il n d e n. SIM 2aufe bes Sab
res 1903 perben in 8aDern 16 reue
2ofalbabnen benz Gerfebr ~iibergeben
tperben. 9te erite CUR GrDffnung sez
lansenbe 2ofalbabn ptrb bic 2inie
Sngolitabtz& iebenburg fetn, beren Be-
trteb borausfi9tlt9 i'm Mat aufsez
rommen perben tann.-9er bieiise
Sngenieur Rapenmarg erbielt bonn
8eretn 9euti9er Ma f9tnentngenieure
ben Prets bon 1000 Marf fir bemer=
tenspertbe gtnoeqetftung betm preisz
ausf9retben. - Ser tpeit betannte
Mr9ttett unb @9Dpfer elmer sroben
3abl Mr9ttetturbilber, 9ofratb 5riebz
rt9 &arl Maper, 1T bier in 1etnem 70.
2ebensiabre s%eitorben. 9essleiden
perf9ieb btefer Sage bic Satin bes
St4ters 9ermann b. 2insg i'm Otter
bon Sc Sabren.
Mnsba Of. Die gnbe Der 6Oer
Sabre ftebenben @Grtner Wattenba9'z
f@en @beleute finb tur5 na9 chamber
g~eftorben.
81 8 g. Ote bieiige att
tatbolif9e @emetnbe, 1894 BON pfarz
rer @abenmeier in Miin9en gegriin-
bet, bat felt benz 8egtnn bieies Sabres
einen eigenen 9ettltden in Der perz
ion bes 0tfars peter 9iipperb.
i 8amberg. 9te 9ebamme Masz
balena Sbomas in @bersbrunn feterte
fiir5li9 tbr ~5OiGbrises 9ienitiubiz
ldum. Nus btefem MnlaHe erbielt iie
bon ben Srauen bes 8eairfes Elm
@brengefaenf. .
6 d # d t. 9iefer Sage feierte
elmer ber dlteften 8irser Gi9ftGtts,
ber ebemaltse Webermeifter 2orena
Rars, in t0rperlt9er unb seiitiser
Srif9e fetnen 81. 9eburtstag.
Grlangen. Gin bter ftubtrens
Der Mobammebaner, Semer 2utft, Be-
ftanb por Der iuriftif9en SafultGt fem
0oftoreramen cum laude. 9er san,
bab Elm Siirte an elmer beutI6en 5o9z
f9ule ben 9pttorsrab ertparb, berbient
umi . mebr 8ea9tung, als bic 2anbsz
leute Semers bisber semdb ben @inz
f9en ibrer &egieruns fat ausf9lteBs
lt9 in paris promopirt baben.
S smaning g. &iiralt9 begingen
bic Setonomensebeleute Nnton unb
l1rfula Mabr bier ibr sDlOenes Sodz
5eitsfet.
g d ltere e. @ls neuli6 Der
3ne9t zines Wirtbes in Sii9baufen
nit einem Sdlttten, Der nit 2angbols
belaben mar, uber ben See fubr, brad
bas brii9tg seporbene Sis. Ser
S9lttten nit Der sanaen 2abung unb
bic beiben Pferbe perianten i'm See.
Dte Bferbe itnb ertrunfen, Der &ne9t
fonnte ii9 nod retten.
Weiben. Ser in N;irnberg per@
anrhene. Sabrifbeitker Gonmetsl hn+
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
@aoen.

Rar1srube E. sSn So1se BON
Reibunsen 5ptf9en ben Soften bon
Berlin unb &arlsrube bat Der @ertres
ter 8abens beim preubii9en 9ofe, Der
auberorbentlt9e 9efanbte unb bepoll=
md9tigte Miniiter Sr. b. Sasemann,
fetnen Yoiten berlafen en-, ben ct felt bet=
rabe 5ebn Sabren in ibpIti9em Srtes
ben betletbet bat. - Ser babii4e
Staatsmtntfter a. .. Srana 8tlbelm
Nott 1T biefer Sage gel torben.-Ser
@ernlantit Or. S. &ieier purbe gum
Ruftos Der bieiigen 9ofz unb 2anbess
btbltptbef ernannt.
g aben=8 q b n. Sutpelier
2puis Sod aus Sranffurt q. 3D.. bat
benz ftGbtif9en MuIeum in 8abenz
8aben 5tpei %pertbDoae S4entungen
gema6t unb spar cine Sammlung BON
LOG Gtneen, tbeils aus Der &OmerSeit,
tbeils aus benz Mtttelalter itammenb,
ferner bas erfte in 8abenz8aben gez
brudte 8u9 aus benz Sabre 1911.
Srei b + g. Cine atabemif9e
2efebaue pirb bier i'm neuen 8tblto=
tbetsgebGube, erDffnet perbsn. Iu9
ber 8etppbneri9aft 5retburss ion sez
gen eine mdbige 9e6iibr bic 8eniibuns
freiseiteqt psrber.
8 tbelberg g. Gin i9peres
lnslid ereignete ii9 off Der eleftri>
19eu S~trabenbo6n Seioel6ergzWiesz
lo9. Ser STUDENT @ruarD @olpers
nus !5annppsr, Mttglieb Der Suri9en=
19aft nI%Qemannia," iprang pdbrenb
Der Sabrt ab, fam babel gu San unb
sertetb unter bic Hdoer. Dem 8ez
bauernspertben purben 6etoe 8etne
unterbalb Der &ntee a%bgefabren.
SO annbet m. SIM Softbeater
.ntitanb BEL Der eriten 4uffibrung BON
Sauptmanns Scr arme Seinrt4"
stne grobe Banit. SIM 3uf9auerraum
tpar Elm junger damn plDblt6 bon
spileptii9en Mnfduen betmgefu9t tpor=
ben; ct lpurbe in's geItibiil eebra6t,
bort tieB er marferf9iitternbe S9reie
aus. Sas publifum meinte, es lei
Seuer aussebroden; aues ftiirmte ben
4usgdnsen gu. 8eber5te Mdnner unb
Der Sntenbant 8%afermann %berubigten
I9lieblt9 bas Publtfum.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
@Irttem6erQ.

g tuttsart. Ser Neftor Der
beutfden p6iloiopben unb 9iftoriter,
8ebetmratb Profefor Or. Gbuarb
3euer, feierte feinen 80. geburtstag.-
Oberlanbessert9tsratb 2oebel tpurbe
als Na9folser bes Het9sseri9tsratbs
3tmmerle on bas Ret9ssert9t Be-
rufen.
6 bIinsen r.. Gin 8erein fir
fatultatipe Seuerbeitattuns tpurbe bter
gegriinbet; sesen 70 Mitslieber iinb
betsetreten.
Sriebri9sbafen. SIM Otter
BON 70 Sabren ftarb bier Der fribere
langidbrtge 3outnipettor unb Ober=
iteuerratb a. .. Scarf b. @Dlter, gbrenz
burger Der Stabt Srtebrt9sbafen.
&eutltngen. Ser @emetnbe=
ratb bat bef9lohen, ben groben Saal
TN Ratbbaus, fir be1en itilsere9te
Musi9miidung Elm Sonbs bon $4,000
Mart sefammelt lit, i'm 2aufe bieies
Sabres als Seitfaal in fiinftlerif9er
Metfe ausbauen su la1en.
Il m. Die Stabt ulm Fat bor
etnem Sabrsebnt bas i'm Often Der
Stabt gelegene 605 9ettar fahenbe
9ofgut CUR unteren 8let9e fir 1885,
1854 Mart sefauft. 9terppn finb Big
beute 245 9ettar gu einem 9eiammtz
prets BON 918,6 Marf berfauft tpor=
ben. Der Reft 1T nod au $4,000
Mart gei9GBt. Ser eraielte 9epinn
besiffert fi9 bemna9 auf runb 840,s
nnn "~~x
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
Srete Stdote.

8 a m b II r g. Del Mntras bes
Senats betreffs zines lebensldngli9en
Sabresgebalts fir ben St9ter @uitap
Salte tpurbe BON Der 8iirserf9aft am
senommen.-Sas bonn btefisen 8erein
CUR SDrberung BON Srauenbilbung
unb Srauenftubtum errt9tete Steal
spmnaiium fir Mdb9en lit iebt 10
melt entpidelt, bab gu Sitern bic
Obertertia erOffnet pirb. Dte TGber,
bic in btefer &lafe gelebrt perben,
ftnb 2atetn, Matbemattt, 9ef9t9te
unb Geographic, 9eutf9, SranaDffa,
Gnslii9, 8otanif unb geologic. Sa5u
follen bann in ben b0beren Stufen
Religion, pbpiit unb Gbemie treten.
9ie 8etbeiltgung an btefen &urfen 1T
cine febr rese.-4lbert pfaff, tpel9er
bic metiten sroBen Dampfer Der Sam
burszQmertfaz2inte unb bes Norbz
beuti9en 2lpbb befprirte unb mDbltrte,
1T geftorben. gr bat etpa 600 1000
Mart fir perf9iebene t%pobltbdtige
3pede nerma9t.
8remen n. Ser Senat lebnte nit
&iidii4t auf bic ungiinitige 9eitaltung
bes Budgets bic 8etpiaigung Der bon
Der 8iirgerf9aft als 8eitrag CUR gr>
bauung zines &rematoriums berlangs
ten $4,000 Marf ab.
8remerb a b n. Ser Sii6z
bampfer rSt. Sobann" lit BON elmer
5angreife na9 Sslanb ni9t auriidsez
tebrt; man permutbet, baB er nit Der
aus oebn Mann beftebenben 8eIabung
untersegangen 1T. gs tit bies bereits
Der brittle Ttiabampfer Der @eiers
flotte, pel6er in btefem Sabre bers
f9oQen 1T.
2iibed. SIN Sc. %2ebensiabre pers
ftarb Der pripatmann unb friibere
8ootbauer s. s. g. 8otb, ferner bere
ftarb Neutrality-suspicious. Srdsert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26

= Ger &ras ether Nabel mas SEN
Gerluit zines Stitches ober gar BET,
Sob peruriaden. penn glutuersif=
tuus eintrttt. Oteie gauge @efabr
uirb aber beieitist we,ben bur9 ;eiti=
&c a%npenbuns bes Chamberlain
S@mersen=S BALKANS. Ct lit cine ant
tiieptilde unb RAID beilenbe Salbe
fir S@ntttwunbeu, Nueti6unsen II.
8ranbwunben. gu baben bel alien
Sdnblern tn Patentmebtsiaen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
S0wets.

8ern. Sn Bern beI9lob bic Ser
fammlung Der 8ertreter Der Snierei1en
bes Srembenperfebrs IN ber G9pets,
in Nep Yort Elm f9peiserii6zamert=
tantf9es 8ertebrsz8 Bureau einsuri9z
ten.-9te f9peiserii9en 3olLeinnabz
men betrusen bonn 1. Sanuar Biz gnbe
Desember 1902 5O,4O8 ,43O Srancs;
bonn 1. Sanuar Bis Gnoe DECEMBER
1901 46,471,948 Srancs; Mebreins
nabmen i'm Sabr 1902 3,936,4S2
Srancs.-Sn Bern lit Der Sbeploge
Prpfehpr 81. 81. Hiietf9i, ebemals
Yfarrer unb PrGiibent bes Spnobulz
ratbes in Bern, i'm Otter BON 80 Sab
rem seitorben.
2uaern. sSn S5enfon beging
tiirali9 Der circa 80 Sabre alte Soief
Meber, friiber 9emetnbeammon uno
@ertpalter, Selbftmprb, inbem er in
etnem 3uitanbe setftiser StDruns
Na9ts bonn Sauie meg unb in ben
See cling, mo ct ben Sob fanb.
9ibpalben. SIN boben Otter
DON 81 Sdprer1 fdrD IN SfdHa Ql1s
Ratbsberr Maior Sob. b. Sef9tpanz
ben. Der 8eritprbene mar elmer Der
dltei item mod lebenoen Sprohen Der
Samilie b. Sei6panben, bic benz
2arbe bic sentalen &iinitler Paul unb
Sbeobor b. Sef6panDen i9entte.
Sreiburg. Gbeprpur am
Heuenburssriee pirb etnen Sampfz
ELECTROMAGNETIC erbalten. - Sn
5reiburg itarb Der friibere Sberamta
mann bes Seebsstrts, 81. 8%purqui, i'm
n. 2ebensiabre.
9 a I. Sin %llnbetannter sers
f9nttt i'm Mai9inenraum zines 8ass
Ter Sausei9dfts einen Der beioen Gasz
beutel am 9asmotpr uno itelte Elm
brennenbes GiGt in bic gfGbe, I'm cine
Grploiion bsrbeisufiibren. 9liidli9er
@eiie persaB Der Mihetbdter ben
9auptbabn Der 9asleituns gu off
men, 10 bab Der eriuartete @rfols ausz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
0~sbeimnibboQer nta aanh

Cine mar blei6 un6 selb unb bic
ansere friId unb roits. Sober Der
l1nteri6ieb2 Seue, welde BON Sc
iunbbeit itrott, sebraudt Or. Sings
@eue 2ebenspiuen. tint f gu erbalz
ten. Snbem man bic faNfen Orsane
lanft aufmedt, uirfen iie auf quite
9erbauurs unb beietttat @erltopfuns.
8eriu9t tie. Sour 25cts In 50. s.
6ubn's Mpotbefe. /.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
@eferreiG.

% e n. 9teier Sage beging bas|
dltefte Mitslieb Der fai1erli6en 5a,
Mile, Grober5osin Qbelsunbe Seraos
gin BON Mobena, ben 80. Geburtstag.
-Groberoogin Gliia6etb, bic Mutter
ber friberen Acknowledgements Maria
gbriitine bon Spanien, lit geitorben.
Ger S9pe9ater Srouerei6eIiber,
Observation-Disclosures Clinton Sre6er,
ipenbete Dem 8erein CUR S9affung
unb Gr6altung zines Stubenten6eims
on Der !9o9i9ule fir 9obenfultur ben
8etrag bon 10000 &ronen.-Oer
Stabtrat6 bei9loB, fir ben i'm Sabre
1916 peritorbenen General Der &apals
lerie, paul 5ret6errn b. Mernbarbt,
Elm Gbrengrab ouf benz gentralfriebz
bofe gu betpiaisen. Serielbe bat ii9
in apDlf 5elbaiisen, unb atDar lei bret
8elagerunsen in 10 S9la9ten unb
So Gefe9ten ousgeoei9net.
g ii n n. Sos Suiti5minii terium
g~enebmigte i'm Ginberne6men nit benz
Sinan5miniiterium ben 9au bes 1leuen
Suii5palait es in 8rinn, 81 iteigaHe,
auf Der Qrea Der aufaulafenben Sc
fuitentaierne.
8ubapef It. Gin fur9tbarer Orz
Tan fegte biefer Sage iber bic Stabt
bin unb ri9tete iebr groben S9absn
on. Sas Dad Der ct. Gliiabetbz
air9e narbe absefsst; flint Tisuren
bon 9etltgen, tpel9e rings Inn bic
Stride itanben, purben ouf bic grbe
9etporfen unb anoere &unitperte aer=
triimmert. Ollie 8riden tparen unpaIz
ftrbar; so perionen erbielten Ser
lebungen.
fife n. Sn Wal9fee itar6 i'm
rs. 2ebensiabre bic pielen SauIenben
SouriIten unb Sommerfri19lern
tpoblbefannte &atbarina Woblfo6rts=
ftetter, Staubtnserbduerin. sic ma
Mutter bon 10 &tnber, BON benen mod
5ebn leben.
2aa a.. b. s baDa a. !Sier feierte
Clinton &ibtreiber nit fetner Gattin
S5ereie bas GuBerit feltene Set Der
.tfernen 9o9seit. Sas gbepaar-ber
Mann ad6lt 90, Die 5rau 80 Sabre,
begging ben 9ebenttug Der Dor 70 Sab
rem erfOlsten 8ermG6lung in pouiter
tDrperli9er unb setittser Geiunbheit.
2ins. &iirsli9 erita9 Der 2Sidbz
rtge S9mtebiObn Spbann Mabr in
Sbumers6a9 Bel Gen am Gee ~selesent=
lid zines Strettes ieinen Sbeim M}uDr.
Ser MDrber itelte fi3 felbit benz Sc
ri9te.
. b n b g. Sas Yoi tamt
BON 3urnbprf tpurbe ausseraubt.
Benise Sage ipGter tpurbe Der goItz
meiiter unter benz 8erba9te, ben &aub
finsirt gu BADEN, in Neuitebel perbaftet.
Srteft #. 8et Sunbirung bes neueu
Mplo bella Santa erfolgten grpBe
@ebunsen bes f9lammisen Meerz
bobens, pobur9 bic bafiir beripenDez
ten &un itblDde pett peri6oben fpurz
ben unb Elm Wieberaufbau berIelben
notbpenoig tpurDe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26

encouragement Uerourttllertes Hestn1eats
Nr. "a tpurbe In Interchangeable
genommen, neil fi9 Bel elmer @ebifion
Der Sptnbe bur9 aufgefunbene pa,l
pierre ertpies, bab er NIT elmer ausnGr.,,
ttgen Ma9t bur9 Mittelsperfonen IT,
@erbinbuns itanb unb be%rfelben mili,i
tdrti6e @ebeimni1e berratben bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
Gffa@-S

StraBburg. Sn Mubig purbe
bic @alomon'f9e Selfabrit bur9 Elm
69abenfeuer seritDrt. 9robe Nuanz
ittdten Sel, bic in Dem Seller bes
Embellishments laserten, iopie 200
Doppelcentner &epsfamen tpurben Elm
Maub Der Slammen.
SD e b :. Gin Gexss,.t 80 q
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
l1mbal bes Sfolirbauies 5000 Mar.
9ef1entt morben.
Me&fen6mrg.

81 a. Sm Gefdnsnife gu
Rebna beruria4te elm Strdfling etnen
8ranb. Gin Strdfling, Elm S4ubz
NADER, 1T in ben Slammen umsez
fpmmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26
@foen6nr9.

. elmenb o + It. @on Trau
Mebiainalratb Or. b. caribou iinb benz
!peter @ltfabetbz&rantenbaufe gum
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-26

Der 9emeirbe Jfob, mo er frlber ars
fdffig mar, lebtpiIig Elm @ef4enf bon
10000 Mart nerma9t.
% il + 3 b r g. Cine Geittabt
nirb Wiraburg in btefem Sabre fem;
es iinb Big iebt ansefiinbist: Der
baberifde Ranalbereinstas i'm Mai,
bic @ntbiilung bes prin5>& egentenz
9entmals nit sroBem 8oltsfelt i'm
Suli, bas Resimentsiubildum bes 9.
Snfanterie=R egiments, Der gbnGtolo>
glide unb ber aoolosii9e &ongreb.
BUR @orbereitung bieier Sefte seneb>
miste Der Masiitrat sinen &rebit bon
$4,000 Mart.
A.1H nrr Rbrinpfaia.
Speber. 9as grsebnib Der beuz
rtsen neutrality-suspicious. Der G9ulz
bienfterpeftanten foa bus bette feit lans
gen Sabren fein. @s baben gum erften
Scale idmmtli9e Sc Yriif linge Be tam
ben, sc mGnnlt9e unb 20 tpeiblt9e.
g. 9ter 1T btefer
Sage Sriebri9 Hbeinbeimsr aug Sat-
tpeiler BEL &aiierslautern tpesen 9tsoz
mie perbaftet porben. Rbeinbeimer 1T
Dor mebreren Sabren nit elmer Mitttpe
bon &atierslautern nu9 Qmerifa
bur9sebrannt; feline etsene Trau bate
er 1isen lahen. Sn Nen Yort, mo er
Biz unsefdbr Mitte 1902 pobnte, perz
beiratbete er ii9 NIT Der Wittne, trobz
benz feline erite gbe ni9t sei9ieben 1T.
Sm 8oriabre uberitebelten bic 8eiben
aus Seem Yort na9 Gutenberg.
8 u b 10 | g 8 B a e n. Der tir3z
lt4 peritOrbene Soritmeiiter MOos berz
ma9te Der Stabt 100000 Marf gu
Stipenbien fir besabte S9iler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-05
Coins Which Had Their Day.
From the Portland Oregcnlan.

Recent mention Of the disappearance OF
the $3.50 gold piece from circulation and
the premium this coin commands as a
curio have set many to rummaging In old
pocket books and the bottoms Of cash
boxes and drawers in search of odd or out
of-date- coins. Some have found a $3.50
piece, but not many. The 50 piece, once
quite common, but always a sort of curios-
ity, Is oftener found, and many have spec
linens of the little gold coins representing
% cents and so cents, which We're not
minted by the government, and probably
have not so much gold in them as they rep
resent. They used to pass as CON- but
were never In general circulation, being so
easily lost that they soon became scarce.
One of the handsomest coin relics seen Is a
$40 gold piece. bearing the mint stamp of
1899. 1t is larger than the present $40 gold
piece. The owner has 1t hung in a band
and wears 1t as charm on his watch
chain. The owner says he refused an offer
Of $50 for this relic. The old octagonsa
$50 pieces were quite common in California
in early days, when gold dust was largely
used as circulating medium. They were
made of pure gold. and while they had not
the elegant finish of the gold coins minted
by the government in those days, many still
remember them as the handsomest coln
they ever saw. Many people now would
consider them handsome on account of the
$50 in them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-05
Title Guarantees.
From the New York Tribune.


According to court decision just made
In New Jersey title guarantee companys
guarantee does not necessarily guarantee.
The case came up on the complaint of a
man who bought property on the report
of a guarantee company after a search Of
the records that the only incumbrance was
sewer assessment of 500 Some time
after, when he attempted to get q loan
on the property, the xould-be lender dis
covered some ten-year-old assessments.
amounting to about $500. with interest
thereon The title guarantee company de-
Tended the claim made against 1t on the
ground that the assessments were neither
Judgment nor decree, and, therefore.
1t was not liable. So far it has won its
case.
Though an appeal Is yet to be taken we
are prepared to believe that guarantees
may be so drawn as to avoid responsibility
for errors Of this kind But whatever be
matter, certainly no corporation protesting
to search and insure titles can afford to
adopt a policy which must result in de-
privfng their clients Of faith In their guar
anteeS. An investor goes to one OF these
companies to make certain what he Is get
ting. believing that they can more conve-
nfently and surely remove ali doubts about
his obtaining clear and unincumbered
title than he can do It through any other
channel If. In addition to paying a good
price for its search and guarantee. he Is
obliged to make an Independent search
through various records for various liens.
he will not continue long to patronize the
company. Insurance that does not insure,
guarantees that do not guarantee, are Of
little account. In this day of high pres
sure business investors want those who
undertake to examine titles to do the work
completely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-05
cogeredi Wooden Bridges.

From the Rochester Democrat.
A short thine sago one of the picturesque
landmarks of the Connecticut valley was
destroyed by fire. It was the wooden-cov-
cred bridge oyep the Connecticut river be-
tween CAicopesai and West Springfield
There were several Of these old wooden
covered bridges on. the upper Hudson
few years ago. Such bridge helped to
burn a good part of the city of Troy In
1862. the drarght through It acting like
blowpipe sending spire of fame across
the city to the hills. destroying everything
N the line. Aaweeden bridge carrying
street car track and a wagon path crossed
the Hudson river at Waterford and was
owned by the Knickerbocker estate. The
early Knickerbockers secured many yalu-
able privileges about Troy in coloniae
times. and these were secured by the con-
s.itution of New York state The bridge
privilege at Waterford was one of the
early franchises. This structure was con
demned year or two ago. ard we do mol
know It's present cond ton IN a few years
Ill of the picturesque wooden bridges WI
disappear. as steel IS now almost as che .
- wood for bridge building. that is, when
The great quantity of wood is considered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-05
Clothes Of Premiers.
ON London Men and Women.

From London Men and Women.
The late Lord Salisbury shared with Mr..
Gladstone disregard for clothes, and sew
eral times his attire was referred to with
regret by sartorial writer's. So long as
his coat hung fairly well from the shoulders
the deceased premier cared little. but he
never went the length of Mr. Gladstone.
whose clothes were often so shabby that
only an eminent person would wear them.
Lord Salisburys hats were enormous af-
fairs. quite equaling Mr.. Gladstone's in
size, and much more respectable. Indeed.
Mr.. Gladstones headgear was generally in
the shocking bad hat category. While
in attendance In the commons Mr.. Glad
stone dressed fairly well. but outside the
house he paid little attention to his gar
ments. The successors In Office of the great
departed are, on the other hand, careful
dressers. especially Lord Rosebery. who de-
signed a collar for himself with the turn
over peaks rounded for greater comfort
and durability. Mr.. Balfour's appearance
is usually very smart on social occasions.
although he seemingly does not endeavor to
attain the well-groomed condition OF Mr..
Chamberlain.
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gained by threading all the beading with
eoloreo ribbon, terminating In bows or
many loops. Fine plain handkerchiefs
with embroidery Of small flowers In color
are exceedingly dainty and attractive. and
many other variations can be made.
Some Useful TRIES.
The gift that combines utility with beauty
is often the most welcome of all. Catch
ails can never be too numerous. The SIM
pie three-cornered form is by no means
new. but becomes novel when made from
unfamiliar materials. Such a one consists
of a square of plain japanese or Chinese
fine quality of mating, painted in a bold
yet simple design. It ia then folded ana
bound two edges together and TIVE sep
arately. and is finished with ribbons and .
hanger.
When painting Is beyond the skill of the
maker. embroidery in crewels can be sub
stituted, or. again. the square can be OF
denim or heavy linen, lined with the Same
and interiined with stiffening. and the dec
ferred. Poppies painted In bold strokes on
the dark blue OF the denim are singulariy
effective. and many other novel designs VIII
suggest themselves.
The problem of how to care for the neck
tie is ever present to the masculine mind.
ana any practical device for its safe-keep-
Ing becomes a boon. 1t was long ago con-
coded that hanging Is the best and really
only desirable method provided for its
preservation.
To make an ornamental hanger, obtain a
level board. half an inch thick oblong in
shape. and as long as desired. and cover II
with embroidered linen or with some hand
some bit Of brocade. Then complete the
board with a brass rod, attached at each
end by means Of protruding rests, after the
manner of q miniature towel rack. Supply
the upper edge with brass screw rings. by
which II can be hung against the wall, and
the rack will be complete.
Amateur photography has become 50 gen.
eral an accomplishment that 1t In quite
safe to offer an attractive receptacle for
views and the like to any friend A novel
one is made with number of gray mounts.
covered and held together by means of silk
cords. passed through holes made near one
edge.
The mounts many in number az may
be desired, are lad one over the other.
Then two covers of the exact size are made
and placed. one beneath and one on top OF
the pile. The holes are carefully drilled
through each one. and the cords are
threaded In and out. through the entire
number. binding them together and ter
inmate in knots and ends.
The covers can be of leather. fire-etched;
of linen. embroidered: of veiveteen fire.
etched; of handsome brocade OF of any one
of a dozen materials
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Culture and Riches.
From Gunton's Magazine.


If one-tenth as much attention We're de-
voted to the fools among the middle and
working classes as Is devoted to the fool
sons of the rich. we should be in danger of
believing with Carlyle that the people are
mostly fools" 1t Is true tht the culture of
the suddenly rich Is cruder and narrower
than the culture of those who have had
generations of wealth and leisure but cul-
ture Is relative. The culture of the most
cultured classes in the old world Is the re-
suit Of large wealth possessed for genera
tons. Culture is a matter of growth; but
it never grows in poverty. The cheapness
Of the culture of the very rich in this coun-
try, as compared with that Of the aristoc-
racy of old countries. Is simply the differ
ence between youth and age-a difference Of
experience There Is q comparative cheap
ness in the culture. bearing and manners Of
the people of the west as compared with
those of the east. and for the same reason.
The aristocracy of the south and Of New
England have refinement quite unlike that
of the newly made rich in New York and
Chicago and the. west. They have been
longer in the making.