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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-08
G6hrtm9tC&e $faafem.

Mrni It a b /. Ser 9emeinberatb
bat, na9bem Der Mntauf bes 2eDY9en
gleftrtSitdtsperts bur9 bic Stabt per-
felt setporben, bic Mufnabme elmer
neuert Mnletbe bon 100000 Mart be-
fdlofen.
RDnigfee. Ser Stabtratb erz
nannte BEN langidbrisen Rrantenbaus1
ar5t Or. meb. Otntler, tpelber fiir5<
li9 fem .5Oidbrises 9ottoriubildum
feierte, in Mnerfennung fetner 1ang>
.idbrisen eripriebli9en SbGtisteit gum
gbrenbirger ber Stabt.
2au9 a. Cine rlerIe Sbiringer=
tpalb=Q uerbabn tpirb In ben Snbuftrtes
orten @rnittbal, 2auf9a, Sselsbteb,
benz bD9ifgelegenen Srte bes Sbirins
ger Walbes, Neubaus, Steinbetb unb
2imba9 angeitrebt. Oie 8abn 1T 70
gebadt, baB fie, BON Der Station Sauz
benba9. Der Strede Prpbit5ela=W Ball
lenborf ~aussebenb, bic oben beaei9neten
Srte beriibrt 1inb bon Siesmrnbsbura
bur9 ben Saarsrunb mad GisfelS
gum NnfdluB an bic !9auptltnie
@tiena9>2t9tenfels fiibrt.
g 9Iet5. Sas Pruietf zines bier
at erri9tenben Moorbabes 1T tpdbrenb
Der leBten 3eit trdftig s%ef0rbert tporz
ben. MIs Plab fir oas 8ab TT bic
@esenb untpeit bes berrli9en parfes
Bel 9einri9srub, mo un9 bic Moorz
lager ii9 b%efinben, in Nusit9t senomz
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-08

fabritant &Dmmefsienratb gb.. Stetns
grdber unb syrau lire golbene 9OA5eit.
Sage erlag &ommer5ienratb
3a9arias Heif, Mitbeiiber Der befanns
ten 8rauerei @ebriiber Heif, einem
S4laganfau.
Megensb + 9. Ser bteitge
8Gdermeiiter @raf, Der .por mebreren
Wo9en bon elmer Tliese.an Der Stirne
seito9en tporben mar, TT na9 qnalbols
len 2eiben trob Gratlider 8emiibungen
on 8lutpersiftung perfaieben.
g tabtit a Of. Oas ges
fabrpoGe Wert bes GinreiBens unferer
Rir1tburmruine 1T Biz an bic &ir4ens
mauer beenbet; bic sanae Mrbeit
bauerte nur 26 Sage unb 1T bant Der
Gef9idli9teit Der betbeilisten Mrbetter
obne jeben l1nfan abselaufen.
g TT 9. Das grobe Nm>
merbofgut bes 2anbtassabseorbneten
la0dl in 9~ainblinsbers NIT 4OO'Sass
tpert 9runbbeiib sins bur4 aauf an
ben @utsbefiBer s. Meier tn 9elltofen
Bel Saimering UNI ben preis BON 1867
900 Mart iiber. Ser reue 8efiber erz
baut auf benz Suite cine groBe Spirit
tusbrenneret.
s It Der g. SIN naben Grams
bam tpurbe Der Bauer Sofeph Gei4tner
BON einem Rne9t aus serfnsfisiser
urfa9e erf9lagen.
Aa1s Der Rbri.rpfnlf.
. irtbei NJ. 9iefer Sage 1T
Der WeinbGnbler Sobann Sreubenber=
ger aus 9iirfbeim pdbrenb Der Sabrt
aus benz bon Mieb fpmmenben S9neas
srge ge1tiir5t unb bon ben Hdbern ger
maln,t iporben. Seine 2et9e purbe
Bel Weibent6al sefunben. Nnf9einenb
fat Der Mann i'm &oupe sefdlafen UNI
in Der S9laftruntenbeit bas unsliid
berbeisefabrt.
2anbau u. 0ur9 ben ginitura
stxes Sbeiles bes e%iiernen Sa9seriiites
am gseubau bes itdbtif9en glettrisi.
tGtsperfes purbe Der 33 Sabre alt'
Monteur Sriebri9 8artb aus gam.
ba9 erf9lasen. Sin anberer Nrbeitel
erlitt l9nere @erlebunsen. Sas I'm:
sliid fon babur9 berbeisefiibrt porber
fein, baB Elm BOD, auf benz bas sc.
rift lagerte, ni9t trasfdbig mar.
% eunfir9 n. 9ur9 nieber:
gebenbes 9eitein perungliidten au1
CRUDE r!&Dnis" spet 8ergfeute, BIZ
8riiber Sofef unb &arl Sibte boz
M~tttelberba9. Griterem ipurben beib'
8eine absef9lasen, nGbrenb leBterel
tobt auf benz Plabe blieb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-08
@roe6er5ogt6nu. &eGem.

. a r m It u B t. Gang auBerge=
tpDbnli9e S9ubmabreseln purben
bier ~selesentlih bes iiinsiten 8eiu6es
bes 3arenpaares ~geftoffen. Ni9t muir
lpurben @enbarmen in erbebli9er Bail
na9 9armftabt urb l1msebung beranz
ge5Dgen, Soften unb Maden peritGrft,
fonbern ber Gar bra9te felbft $50 9ez
tettips NIT, pel9e au9 tbetlpeiie nit
Der ruiiiiden Emigration I'M Nusz
lanbe befannt finb. @on ben an Der
Se9nif9en 9o9fdule in 9armftabt
ftubirenben 3ufen nurben biele fir Die
Dauer Der Mntpeienbeit bes 3arenpaaz
res ausgepie1en.
M n 3. 8et benz Mnlanben zines
Der Strma !6ol5n1ar1n C So. e~ebDrigen
Dampfers ftiirate Der Matroie Huf bon
Neuftabt, als er bon benz 9ampfer auf
bic 2anbunssbriide fprinsen ponte,
NIT benz aopf gesen btefe Bride, fiel
In ben &betn un6 tonnte trpb auer
8%emiibungen ni9t gerettet tperben.
Sber=@ b n. Ssn ben leBter
Sasen trafen iber 100 Mrbeiter, meifl
Staliener, 1ier Elm, Inn ben 8au Der
8abnftrede =Hoben<S prenblingen
in Mnsriff gu nebmen. Mit sleider
Rii6rtgtett ptrb ber 8au BON Der an
beren Sbeilftrede aus gu Sprenblinz
gen betrieben.
orm 8. Sas neunidbrige SDbnz
diem bes S9lpfers Ibolf 8ubler aus
Main5, pelder Bel fetuen 9robeltern
bter gu 8efu9 petlte, itiirate beim
Spielen In ben &bein unb ertranf, ebe
ibm 9tlfe. sebra9t tperben fonnte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-08
&rann(&weta. Sippe.

9 E n. 2eBtbtn fanb an Der
biefisen Sacobfon>S 9ule (bere4tiste
Nealf9ule nit HsalprospmnaiialzMbz
tbeilung) unter benz @oriib bes als ber>
aoslt9er ResierungsfommiKar fungi
renben @9ulratbs profefDrs Or.
8ranbes, @Dmnafialbirettors gu Molz
feubiittel, bic 3eifepriifuns ftatt.
SGmmtlide aebn on Der miinbliaen
Priifung betbeilisten prtmaner baben
biefelbe nit Grfols beItanben.
Sa1sulen n. Sas bteiise Sab
purbe in Der beurigen COMMUNICATION
bon 1850 8ursditen beiu9t, gegen
1900 i'm 9priabre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-08
Srieb einea 5ebn &ennp Wasel hurd
ieine 9ann.

8dim Oefnen elmer &iite trteb S.
6. WAount bon Ebree Mtle 8ap, q.
g., einer Sebn 9ennp Nasel bur@
ben fletidtsen She'll ietuer 9anb.
SD ba9te NIT etnmal an all Ben
S&mer3, ben i@ babur& gu leiben
baben %wirbe," iaste er, runb &C.
brau@te iofort gbamberlatn'sS @mer'
3ensbaliam unb mteberbolte btes. gu
metner neberroi@uns peri@wanb aller
S@mera rnb aller Summer, unb Ste
uerlesten Ebeile paren balb sebeilt.
gu uertaufen pon allen 9dnblern tn
patentmebtainen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-08
8dOets.

&arIsrube. Der babtf9e Mis
hitter bes Snnern, Or. e. Sdenfel,
ma9te biefer Sage bic 4ntinbisuns,
baB Der nd9fen 8ammeriefiion etne
@orlase betreffs ginfibruns btretter
2anbtagsnablen suseben tperbe. Sa>
NIT ion Der inbtretten Wabl burd
W%ablmdnner Elm Gnbe eema9t perben.
Oiebes1etm. Gtnem biefigen
gtnpobner tptrbe fiirali9 fein 80.
4inh- oebnrerl Z. SprDhlinoe. aus btes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-08
Srefe $td6fe.

8 m b + 9. Ser Senat bean=
tragic bic 9eritenuns elmer l1euer
S9ifffabrtitrabe fir ben oberelbtfden
S9tffsperfe9r bon Der @lbe oberbalb
9amburgs na9 &ubpdrber. Sie Baus
s"sten Fir hGfen nehff Wnf9lubbahnen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-08

e4minhiu9ts Gnr.-Wamerr's
Wbtte Mtne Of Sar ssrmt, bas be-
ie 9uitenmittel auf grben, beilt grs
tdltuns tn etnem Gage, rpent. aeitts
s%ereu1u,eu. Is unb Scots. Sn allen
Mpotbefeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-08
@eferrei6.

90 n. Sas unterri9tsminiites
RUM bat cine griinblt6e &eitaurirung
ber alien Wiener untperIitdt anseorb=
net. Gin bebeutenber &rebit tpurbe
bon Settle bcs Miniitertums CUR 8er=
fiisuns seitelt, INN bas fd0ne GebGube
au erbalten, be1en !Salen unb SGle
emit ben Mittelpunft bes geiitigen 2ez
bens Der 9auptftabt bebeuteten.
fer Sage feierte Der Sberfttdmmerer
@raf !9uso Mbenspers=Sraun ieinen
Is. @eburtstas.-3aiier Sran5 So.
iepb bat fir bic BON Der lebten Waherz
fataitrppbe in &Grnten, Salsburg,
Stroll unb Steiermart 8etrpffenerr
$4,000 Rroner, aus ieinsn Bripatmit=
teln sefpenbet.
9 + Ii T. S.n Sf9auf9 fam es na9
Der Sabnentpeibe zines Sotolpereines
gu sroBen, @rseHen sesen Die 9euti9en,
pel9e NIT Stetnen beporfen puroen.
3ablrei9e 9euti9e, barunter Der Sc
metnbeboriteber St4er, erlitten bur4
@teintpiirfe unb @todi4ldse Ser
IeBungen. Gr1t als 8ersbeamte Der
u~n1liegenben Werfe unb 9enbarmen
aus 8riir requirirt tpurben, .gelang es,
BITE Mense gu aeritreuen.
g ubapei It. Sn bas @dlob Der
8aronin paul Sennpep in 8attpan
braden Nabts 3tseuner Elm, purben
iebp9 BON Der Sieneri4uft re4taeittg
bemerft; bic Siener madten o Der
Geuerpaffe 9ebrau9, UNI bic Ginbrez
der gu pertreiben. Mebrere 3iseuner
blieben tobt auf benz plase. 4u9 Der
berrfdaftli9e &utfder purbe i6tper
nertpunbet.
S0rib. Den 1s paifiOnsfpielen,
bic i'm 2aufe btef es Sommers itattsez
funben baben, baben runb $4,000 gerz
fpnen beigelpobnt. Die nd9iten Iufz
fiibrunsen in 9DriB finben i'm Somz
raer 1908 ftatt.
Snnsbru d.. Sn benz Wan<
fabrtsorte Ibfam BEL 9au fanb bic
grtbiiuung elmer BON Der bortisen Sc
rnetnbe CUR grtnneruns an bic tirolif9e
Didterin Walpursa S9inbl, seftifs
teten 9ebenftafel ftatt. Sie 9ebenf=
tafel tpurbe an benz 8aterbauie Der per=
ftprbenen Oi9terin ansebradt.
e lagenu r t. Die beriibmte
8ibnen= unb 9e5angsfInitlerin Maz
RTE @eiItinser, tpel6e' f9on lanse berg
leibenb mar, 1T auf ibrer 8efibung am
WDrtber=See in Solse BON 9er5s
f9nG9e aus benz 2eben eef4ieoen.
2emberg g. Ser polnifden @oltss
bi6terin Maria &pnppnida aus Wara
f9au BADEN bic pplen bieier Sage Elm
Acknowledgment In Torm zines 2anb,
baufes in 3~arnotpiec In 8aliaien nit
einem flint Morsen umfafenben par.
iiberseben..
g g. Das seplante MilitGrs
lager in 8enatet pirb fi9 bon Der sSfer
Bel 8enatet BIB na9 2bfa. an Der Glbe
dusbebnen. 9te 9riinbe unb Sbiette
baben sufolse bes Mntaufes feitens bes
MilitdrGrars cine gang un~setpDbnli9e
pretsfteigeruns erfabren. Sir einert
Stri9 Selb, tpelder I'm @oriabre UNI
108 2ronen getauft tpurbe, tperben
&rirnttrs 1.trnrtrr.
Die Dame, tpel9e mid sefern beim
@erlafen Der Strabenbabn 70 berb
duf ben SUB setreten fat, tpirb bebufs
tpeiterer MnnG6eruns gebeten, TIRE
Mbrefe unter r@nergii9" in Der ST.
petition bes glattss !sbaaseben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-08
&aperm.

M il l, 9 { II. Oas reue Nationalz
mufeum purbe bonn 1. Sanuar Biz
Mttte September 1903 insge{ammt
BON etpa 100000 perfonen freque1,z
ttrt; an bret einaelnen Sasen BON ie
1900 aablenben 8~efu9erm-Oer Neuz
bau' bes @insentinums, gu Dem bic
Pldne bon profeKor 9abriel b. Setbl
ftammen, 1T in ber 9duptfa9e fertis>
seftelt unb gum srDBten Sbetle BON
ben btsber I'M alien 0eretnsbaufe (se@
geniiber benz neuen Nattonalmufeum)
untergebra9ten pfriinbnern beaosen
fporben. Die Ginri9tuns zines
9emii9 : mifroffopif9en 2aborato>
RUINS beim gbirursif9en &ranten>
bauie tpurbe pom Masiitrat nit einem
&oitenauftpanb bon $4,000 Marf sez
nebmist.
g E m ii n b { n. 9as bier r,e,s
erri9tete 8eairtsamt nurbe bieier
Sage ieinem 3tpede iiberseben.
9of. 9as fd0ne, benz Sreiberrn
p. Sabenbofen sebDrise S4loBsut in
Rntbenitabt cling INN ben preis bon
$4,000 Mart on einer Serrn RObler
in MarftsNebtpib unb einen 9dnbler
IN 8apreutb iiber.
Itngenberg a. Sc Sn fetz
mem 9eimatbsorte SGma4tenbers
ftterte profeKor 81. b. S9ols aus
Wiiraburs fein solbenes Yriefteriubiz
IGumt. Dor 80 Sabren fanb auf ber'
felbsn Stene bic prtmia tes SubgIars
itatt.
M iesba9 d. 8esirtstbterarat
Mar @incenti bier feierte feinen 70.
@eburtstag. Sem Subilar ipurbe
aus biefem Mnlafe bon Der bieitsen
Misunderstanding bas Cbrenbiirgers
redt berlieben.
MinbeIbetm. Di. Oominitas
neril1ner, bon Wettenbauien, bic bic
Musbilbuns boz, Mdb9en su tpeltIt9en
2ebrerinrelv beforgen, lafien CUR 3ett
am 2obbof Bel Mtnbelbeim elm grobes
Waifenbaus erbauen.
sc irnberg. Sn feltener Grt14e
nnh. 9iiifinteit feierten hofpiunpfcrtes
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~
gautb, heibe glfGFer, iiber 8orb. Die
@aiffe febtea fofort 8oote aus, bod
aelana bic Hettung Bel benz boben Sec
gang nidt. Gin &utter Der rMiirts
tembers" purbe bur9 ben MnpraG ses
gen bas S9iff sertriimmert, tpobet Elm
Wann ertrant. Die ,8aben" lanbete
IN Rurbapen bic Matrofen &auf9 unb
.5oltau, bic @erlebunsen erlitten bats
ten.
Drnpt,ts 9IeItfnlett.
9prtmunb b.. Dim Oortmunber
@pmna1ium beItanb SrGulein gmmp
GrGmer aus ,Wien, So4ter Der paitos
rim grGmer, bas Northumberland.
gs 1T bies Der erite San in Weftfalen,
bah cine Dame fi9 Der priifuns unters
3pg. Trdulein grdmer min ben Irot>
beruf tpdblen.
S6perte. Ser 9eneralz0 trets
tor Der Mftienz@ e{eni9aft @iieninbuz
ftrie Menben unb S&perte, 8ertes
l,eper, 1T seftorben.
SaGCem.
DRESDEN. Ser 8eairfsausf9ub
ber Mmtsbauptmannf9aft 0resbena
MItItabt bef9lob bic grrt9tuns zines
@etperbesert9ts. 0as 9eri9t ion fet@
men @ib in DRESDEN baben, bod folen
@eri9tstaae au9 i'm p!auen'f9en
@runoe itattfinben.-Sie Stabtpers
orbneten bel9loTen, Bel Der Spartaie
einen iuriitif9en Director anauftelen
rnb bic STEELE nit einem grunbsebalte
bon 1000 BIS 5000 Mart etnauretbsn.
Der Sresbner &oniumberetn bat
gde Sreiberserz unb 3ofenitrabe einen
Nei,bau erriGtet, pel9er 100000
Marf So fen peruria9te.
Mbprf. Sir ben 8au elmer gifenz
balm bon 2loorf mad 8obba6 tit bon
.Sadfen Der Mftienseieni9aft 2otalz
balm Mf9zHpBba9 gu Bien bic &on=
Seffion ertbeilt 1porben. Die She'll
ftrede Mborf=2anbeserense lit lGnsz
items btnnen spet Sabren gu pollenben
unb benz 8etrieb gu iibereeben. Mnz
bernfaas erlif9t bic 8pnaeiiion.
M arfneuftr Of n. Sie bic
itsen 8abma6er baben fir ibre gr=
seusniKe eine ni9t unbebeutenbe
Pretserb0buns eintreten lafen unb ft9
unterf9riftlt9 perpfli9tet, in SGGen
Der Mbpei9uns BON Sartfe Strafsn
an bic Nrmentafe gu sablen.
Meerane. Sas gbepaar syren=
ael aus Meerane bate it9 por Der
Straffammer tpesen 8etriisereien, be-
sansen bur9 fpiritiftif9en unfus, gu
Deranttporten. Srau Srensel tpurbe
gu feds Monaten 9efdngniB perur=
tbeilt, Der gbemanr purbe ~freieeiproz
9en. \
3ittau u. grbGnet bat 1i9 bier
I'm &ontor bes bdterlt9en @ef9Gfts Der
Raufmann Yaul &etter, Sobn bes
Rommeraienratbs Sobann &etter.
Man nimmt an, bab er ben Selbft@
morb in etnem Mnfane BON @eiftesse>
it0rtbeit aussefibrt bat.
3 ptdau. @or &uraem tpnrbe in
Ylantb bas %. @erbanbsfet bes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3pidau : @lauz
9au abgebalten. @s tparen 81 Mebren
bur4 etpa $500 Seuertpebrleute berz
treter1.
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Of0eu6ufa.

G1sfIetb. Sii9lermeiiter Sell
mert9 8argmann unb Srau f~eterten
bas feltene Set Der btamantenen 9o@=
Seit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-08
2Qe&fen6nta.

81 # o d. Oabier itarb i'm 80. 2e=
bensiabre Der @ebeir,e Suitiaratb
Mbolf b. S9Dpffer.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-04-24

The scavenger skirt is fast disap-~
pearing, quite habillee toilettes merely
sweeping the ground at the back, while
the all-pervading shapeliness of plaits
effects a stability of structure alto
gether lacking in the plain collante
jupe: And this way leads to a little
pardonable extravaganza in jupons,
possessions more extravagantly frilled
and altogether irmer and more impor7
tant in every particular, since so they
can be induced to the dual end. of
foundation and petticoat. A proce-
dure wherein lies economy.
Turning to blouses, let us examine
the two shown in the engraving, and
which, to my mind, + among the
choicest models shown in the shops,
and both of them are designed in our
own country. =
The morning affair to the left is an
original design for a new spotted de-
laine that boasts a woven border, over
which we are all going a little crazed.
There is a positively endless array of
designs and colorings; but WI will be
definite and imagine it in white,
spotted with a soft rose, the border re-
versing the order of nuances. 1t will be
at once apparent to the intelligent
how the modelling skill lies in the dec
orative adjustment of the border.
With the model in question this lends
itself firstly to becoming cascaded
revers, and secondly serves to silhou-
cite the back of the arm in one con-
%tinuous double line from the top Of the
shoulder to the elbow, where the two
partcompany either side a pouf Of plain
white 'delaine. Or perhaps the latter
might be Of soft washing silk, which
could be repeated in the folded neck
drapery and knotted cravat which fills
il the front. This last, though, could
be made a removable feast, and the
suggested cravat replaced by some nat
ty vest of coarse lace or tucked net.
Ivory satin royal is responsible for
the more dressy companion, softened
by pale string-colored filet lace and
ivory chiffon, immense point being
given to the whole by one of those
smart, narrow-rolled cravats in en-
erald green Liberty satin, tied in a
bow across the center of the figure.
For wear with blouses or banded bod
ices generally, I have discovered an
ideal belt, or rather a foundation for
a belt, composed of a deep shaped back
support of some pliable composition
that has the appearance of tortoise
shell, to which is attached, at either
end, a fairly broad elastic, closing in
front with a patented fiat gilt hook
and eye. And upon this shapely basis
any straight ribbon can be fitted and
adjusted in the manner most pleasing
to its wearer.
ELLEN OsMONDE.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-04-24

tations. Coffee plantations cover the
hills overlooking Guantanamo bay, and
the rich dark green of the bushes adds
to the deep verdure of the slopes. The
coffee bushes, lemon and lime trees
contribute largely lot only to the land
scape but very considerably to the
income of the owners thereof. Mr..
Hill, in his interesting book, Scuba and
Porto Rico," tells Of a rich planter,
living in asuperbo old mansion just out
of Guantanamo, that received an an
nual income of over $780, from the
fruit. and: coffee grown on the estate
where his mansion stood.
This eastern portion of Cuba is one
of the worlds finest regions for cof-
fee culture, especially that portion ly-
ing between Santiago and Guanta-
namo. In the extreme eastern part,
east of Guantanamo, the country
shows less sign of cultivation. There
are only a few habitations; a'hand-
full of huts, and the lighthouse that
stands so solitary at the point of the
island. , -.
In 1899 there were about 1000 miles
of public railways in Cuba. The west
ern part Of the island, around Havana,
enjoyed by farthe greater part of the
transportation advantages. In the.
east, only short lines were to be found,
the town of Santiago de Cuba being
the center for three such railways.
The most eastern of the Cuban rail-
roads was the line running from the
town of Guantanamo south to the sea-
port La Caimanera, a distance of ten
miles, and north to Jamaica, six miles.
away. At the close of the Spanish
American war, the need of a trunkl line
from one end of Cuba to the other
| was felt to be urgent; and Mr.. Robert
T. Porter, appointed by President=Mc-
Kinley to report on Industrial com
mercial and financial conditions inthe
islands, recommended the Importance
of such a railroad system. Within a
year of the close of the a a route
was surveyed from Santiago 400 miles
westward, to the eastern terminus of
the road running from Havana. The
line is now completed, and branch lines
will soon be opened Havana and San
tiago are now connected, and before.
long the important seaboard cities
will be included inthe system.
Guantanamo is connected by cable
with Mole st. Nicholas (Hayti), con-
Meeting with Porto Rico, theANindward
islands and South America;sand also.
by Cape Haytiens{Hayti), with New
York.
Guantanamo is llocated4in the terri
tory made fan1iliarsto as during the
late war f belongs to the province
OF Santiago de Cuba; and not very
far to the westward Of 1T, about SO
miles, lies the town Of Santiago de
Cuba,sWhere were fought the battles
of July Ia on which latter date the
ISpanish squadron was destroyed, and
where=the surrenderwas made To the
United States, July 81, 1898. III Gamer.
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Ploermel, then the English camp.
Now the road is almost deserted.
Softer r the aspects of the castle
where ornament has chastened the
sternness of its defensive lines. It's
Gothic t%raceries are lace, cut in
stone; you have great houses in New
York whose carvings are painfully
traced from these at infinite COST in
quantities pitifully small beside these
rioting frolics. "@
The Rohan motto-another Rohan
motto, shall I say, having given one
is "a Plus" How translate it in
English? more and More" or "Ever
Greater" is a free rendering of it's
spirit. A battle cry of aggrandize-
ment. The great castle is an endur-
ing proof that the word is not vain.
There have been softer passages
in the old castle. The Maurgerite de
Rohan who insisted upon marrying
Sieur de Chabot in spite of a scan
dalized court, wherefore the name is
Rohan-Chabot to this day, is heroine
of many romances. Perhaps in her
youth she played with one of the
dolls in the priceless collection of an
cient "poupees" and "bebes" of which
the present duchess is SO justly
proud.
And the family portraits looking
down from the lofty walls! Mont
morencys, Roquelaures, Bethunes,
L%orraines, d'Epinays, Soubises-and,
in the cabinent of the duke, an the
eastern tower of the keep, a STANCE
inscription.
No, not the inscription is so
strange. They are the names mere
ly, and dates of death of three Ro-
hans, two men and a woman, Wis
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skilled sartorialism being only re-
vealed perhaps as the ear walks
and the folds "hare" out. A jupe of
quite exceptionally pleasing appear
ance, and of altogether satisfactory
order, is laid most ~dexterously in two
fat plaits about the hips, to simulate
a yoke and panel appearance. This is
usually surmounted by a species of
banded bolero, treated in similar fash
ion and relieved by some soupcon of
color, the latter more often than not
occurring in the shape of an oriental
or eastern embroidery.
But, I remark, it is no longer de
rigueur to talk of banded boleros; ev-
erything is a little coat or ~coatee, which
is a trile confusing, though doubtless
nor chic. While sacques are sacques;
though these again require to be diff
ferentiated by the adjectives, long,
short, three-quarter, etc. For wear
beneath the more fitted tailor achieve
ments, the woman who makes a fetish
of her igure-and who of us would be
the first to lift a stone up at the weak
ness?-adopts special %corsets, rather
deliberately and severely boned below
the waist. Then another really admi-
rable detail, greatly appreciated by
those inclined to embonpoint, is a lit
tie highly-boned cache-corset ar
ranged of the same batiste as the cor
sets, on to which the former is held
down by an elastic caught under the
petticoat-hook. For wearing beneath
summer slips and blouses, or, as I have
said before,for immaculate tailoring,
this cache-corsetis a veritable treasure,
and enables a low-cut corset, always so
nice for evening wear, to do all-round
duty.
Perchance, just on the face of things,
clothes do appear a little busy this
season, and as summer is upon us, with
it's destinations of ephemeral muslins,
batistes and foulards, we find acertain
acceptable in gaugings and
frills, and what is graphically termed
furbelows. I am prepared to vouch for
this, as also for the persuasion of fou-
lard, of a peculiarly silky quality, that
might we'll be mistaken for a taffeta
mousseline. There is quite a feeling
for spots, often besprinkled over al
most invisible checks, or'again alter
mated with a cluster of pin-line stripes.
But foulards in some kind of quality,
be it noted, we shall wear, and wear
with even more than the pleasure
which hoc hnor horo+oforn q fFordo al IN
us by this most estimable fabric.