my. Bareness IT. von Mal'jalin, Mm. d??la Torre. Comtesse - ds TrobrtnI. GOODS MADE IN SWEATSHOPS. ile Melsner. Mrs. George Montagu, Lady Countess de Torlonla. Princess Trou-betzko- y. AIL ARE INJURED Baron- Our Pattern Department Enormous Flood of Monson, Marquise dc Mores. Comtesse de Countess of Tankervlllv. Workers in Large Cities Compelled to Monmjban, Marquise de ess Hans von Trauttenberg. Mantuna Teodorl. Marquise de Talleyrand-Pi-ri-gor- Labor for Little Compensation. Vieomtesse de Tristan. BY SENDING MONEY TO ENRICH THE NEWEST SLEEVES. American Gold Goes M Baronne Andre de Neufllse. Iidy Kew-- " MAIL ORDER HOUSES. The average resident of the small borough. Lady Naylnr-Irylsn- Mrs. town or of the farming district has Xortheote, Comtesse le Nolle, Conitesse -- Baroness von I'chtritt. conception which de Neft'ray. u little of conditions with Title Hunters VALUE OF FARM LAND HURT prevail among the working classes of the large cities. Now and then some Baroness 6. A, von Orpeuheim, Coun-les- s f V Countess Vensorff, Comtesse de Vil- - may appear a magazine or of Orford. Vriire, article in Baroness de Prosperity of Town and Prosperity newspaper relating to the "sweatshop" Baroness Versen. Lady Vernon. Hon. y, system, what this D Countess Poppenhelin. Mrs. Almerlc Mrs. Frederick Vernon. Duchesse de of Country Surrounding It Are but few understand TOTAL IS SAID TO REACH $900,000,000 Vico-var-o, garme- Paget, Comtesse. de Kodellee du Por-zi- e, Mrs. lialph Vivian, lrinees Identical Local Merchant It means. It is simply this: In the Comtesse Jean de Pierrefeu. Baron- Iiuclies.se de Villars-Blanc- Friend of Farmer. nt-making line and kindred indus- ess von Palm. Iady Paget, Prineesso de tries different articles of goods are l'olignae. Poniatowskl, Prin-cess- e Princess by manu- Ber- -- (In l:-4- t. A writer lu the Fullerton (Neb.) i made contract for York Thinks Charles Poniatowskl. Comtesse W Marchioness of Wellesley New World Thai If Anything, the Amount nard de Pourtales, Comtesse Jarques de Lady Waterlow, Ijidy WilIoughiy. News-Journ- gives some pointed rea- facturers. The sweatshops are found Pourtales, Conitesse Otto de Pourtales, Baroness A. von Waldeek-Sofel- Coun- farming community sur- In the closely crowded tenement dis- Is Underestimated Alphabetical of Wealthy Lady Playfair, von sons why the List Countess Pompeo Pleri. tess Warti nsleben. Countess be- tricts, generally are small rooms Prin- Lady Wolsi-le- y, rounding every town should get and Lady Plunkett, Countess Penaloza. Waldersee (Princess Noer), crowded. Heiresses of This Country Who Have Mar- cess dl Porgto-Suas- a, Marquise de Mme. de Wollant. Mrs. Oliver Wal- hind the town and push its business Into which the workers are Mme. Wad-dingto- garments are cut out at Holders Foreign Titles. lop, Mme. de Westenberg, Interests, urging consideration of what The different ried of that would mean compared to patron- another place, and are sent to be sewn n Princess Enrico Ruspoll. Princess izing mail order houses. If the town together to the "sweatshops" which Puolo Buspoli, Princess II isplgliosl, V Baroness Vladimir Xernovitch. grows, land values grow all around serve as a living place as well as a Ipolle-tio- Hosplgllost, fosse Itannl d'Aramon, Countess r Princess Giambattista dl it. If business men are compelled to work shop. Each worker receives so 1' Aunay. Princess Ludovico di Jtospigliosi, garments sewed. BY HENRY CLEWS. ISarotine de Jilvlera, Conitesse Bene de reduce their stocks or go to other much per dozen for r de Kougemonl, Duchess of Roxhurglie, Mrs. Marquise d'Yrujo. get business, is and the price is barely sufficient to 906 Youghe, Countess of Yarmouth. fields in order to it "I think that the statement that O Countess Constantlne Podlsro, Mine. C. M. Bamsay, Baroness Herman von not the town only but the farming pay living expenses. A woman will Haknu'tifC. Lady ltookor. ComtPsHP Vienniti-ss- de Koger, Sig- No. 5905. The subject of $9OO,CO0,C00 of been Uesendahl. question work all day sewing shirts together, attern wealth has .talis de Donvouloir, Hetiora C. de la Kiccl, von u, community that suffers. The nora Francesco Baroness Zicliy, Zed-- " sleeves is an interesting topic at this taken out of this country or, at Harca, Iranraerio, Marquise de tor, 7 Countess Bela Baroness personal interest Is it and will receive from 40 to 50 cents Princrss Baronness de lieu Baronness lilz. Baroness von SCgllnitzkl, Baron- is asked, what year. The changes in Hrcutoiill, Vicomtcswe de Jtre-toul- l, on time of the least, that the ownership of this Gaston de liotbenberg. Countess of liosslyn, Mrs. ess Zedwitz. to any one in that country to enrich for her labor. Those work Lady Bcrwiford, Com-(ess- e Zeidlitz, Baroness fashion always seem to concentrate vast been William Bertrand Bussell, Marquise de la Boziere. York World. money shirts confine themselves to this par- amount of assets has G. de Hulineourt, Lady Hateman, B. Now the mail order houses? The Baroness Conslantine Barnsey, Mrs. who sew trous- on sleeves, and it is this part of the transferred to aliens by the mar- AV. ndish-b- Jturke-Boeh- from ticular line; the ones Mrs. (. C'avi i ntim k. Countess Mme. Kibot, Laiiy lioss, spent away from home is taken gown has to be altered imme- riage of American girls with for- V. Hlcurhcr. Lady l'.agot. Lady Harnett, Jitttberg, Princess liadziwill. town, and just ers, the same, and the coatmakers and that Comtesse the prosperity of the diately when intended to be worn a eigners is conservative. Undoubt- Harom ssi" Hildt. Mine. Adolpli von Kreml- Dry Rot in Men. directly prosperity of the vestniakers are all confined to their Braz-z- a. as from the ugly ins. Lady Leaiimont. Countess dl of What second season. A pretty or an edly the withdrawal of such an Lady Hutier, A. The strong external revela- country surrounding it. The writer particular classes work. Arthur Countess Baroness Bronsart von Schellendorf. first to sleeve has the power to make or mar enormous sum has an appreciable Hnrowss ltlanc, Huronejts d S men is ten- It is as much to the in- they receive is so scaled down a3 Countess Hicurdo Sartano, Mine. Shlft-ne- r, tion of the dry rot in a declares that the most attractive gown, so due at- effect upon the money market. HaiKiie, Lady Purrell, Hnroness ISodisoo, of every man who owns a farm allow the poorest kind of an existence. do lioiilleinnnt, ten A. Barness Max von 'Schneheii. dency to lurk and lounge; to be at terest tention must be paid to this part of "The folly who Conitesse Conn Stuers, Henri These shops are controlled by men of Americans von Iiueltnv, l'rimess lieinsselsky, Lady Hnroness de Vieomtesse de street corners without intelligible in Nance county to keep Fullerton the bodice. The illustration shows have Europamania is extremely Rarrymoro. Harmless du Hush, Comtesse Sibour, Princess di San Faustino, Baron- reason; to going anywhere when flourishing as it Is for the people in- who dispose of their goods to houses ess Stafford tin 1S24), Countess of Straf- be four of the prettiest and most costly to this country. Our tour- A. do tiontuut-Iliron- , Prim-es- It. do met; to be about many places rather side the city to keep it flourishing. which compete with the regular deal Hroglie. ford, Baroness Franz Slillfried, Countess country. "Keep of the season, and well suited to ists spend at least $150,000,000 of di San Martino, Marquise di San Man-zan- o, any; to do nothing tangible, The continued growth of a good town ers throughout the than at lowest,' making over. The set included four good American money abroad Baroness von Schroeder, Baroness of perform- always gives added value to all farm the price of production at the Mar-zan- o, but to have an intention may used respective- s, Iudwig von Stein, Marquise di San models that be every year most of It foolishly. n Mrs. Spender Clay. Countess de intangible ta lands adjoining. The local merchant is the motto of these manufacturers, 1 Courig, Mrs. Algernon Saitoris, Mine, von ing a variety of duties ly on a smart blouse, a dressy after- "I am glad to say Ameri- Harom'ss F. von neighbor and the result is worn out and miser- that Lady 1 U. do s, in a town is the friend and evening gown. The Ounard. Countess able women and children whose unfor noon frock or an can girls are beginning to realize Mrs. Harold Courtonay, Marquise of the farmer. The mail order house sleeve is made tunate circumstances compel them tc graceful Mandarin that nothing but unhappiness lo Otiolsoul, Countess Cznykowskl, Lady is nothing of the kind, and it cares with trimming band attached and may comes from the majority of these Cook, Comtesse Hon! de Castellaue, Com- nothing for the Individual interests of thus labor in order to buy food. Uohan-Chubo- t, - suitably developed in lace or any tesse Ouy de Princess Benevolent associations and socle- be international marriages though, Gordon-Cummin- except get money. Cantaeuzeiie. Lady s, the farmer to his of the rich trimming materials now of course, 1 ties for the prevention of crime have there are exceptions. Countess de Castega, Comtesse Iloraee The local merchant, besides bearing in vogue For the medium size ono They de Cholseul, Lady Cheylcsmoro repeatedly tried to break up these are beginning to prefer O, always assisting three-quarte- h his share of tuxes, is and r yards of American sovereigns to European Prioeess di Cnmporeale, Conitesse de la com- horrible places, but they manage tc Cliesuaye. Coeca, the churches and charities of the will be required for the long Lady Cmzon, Ststiora exist in every city of any size, par material princelings." Mrs. Colin Campbell, Conitesse A. de munity. No such help comes from sleeve. The sleeve cap will require Chamhrun, Countess of Craven, Hon. larger busi- ticularly In eastern cities. People mail order houses. The three-quarte- r yards, the short sleeve Mrs. C. Speneer-Conpe- r, Lady Carter, ness is given to the home mer- who live In the country can assist in Campo-sellc- c, that one yard and Mandarin sleeve one New York. A French journal Le Manjuise Ue Currlere, Duchess di preventing the operations of these the Countess Caserta, Countess de chant allows him to carry the larger yard. corresponding to 32, 34, 1'otii I'arision day by not patronizing any con- Sizes declared the other Chrapowltzky, Counti'ss di Castelme-nard- o. and to sell at a smaller mar- shops stock of- 3G, 38, 40 and 42 inches bust measure. (hat American girls who had married I'rincess de Chimay, Princess de gin. To sacrifice your home town cerns which make extraordinary Coe-earl- This pattern abroad, mostly for foreign titles, had Clialals, Lady Carrlngton, Signora fers in the line of clothing for men will be sent to you on Hon. Mrs. Coventry, Mrs. Charles is to depreciate local real estate val- receipt of 10 cents. Address all orders with them to Europe as- women In catalogues and circu- arrird the Pelham-Clinto- Countess Catucel, Mrs. ues and retard the growth of values and to the Pattern Department of this paper. oC $900.1)00,000. Douglas-Campbel- Col-onn- a. is tonishing sum The l. Princess C. di of both town and farm property. The lars sent through the mails. It Be sure to (five size and number of pat- Paris writer did not Duchess de Cholseul-Prasll- Mrs. concerns support the sweat- wanted. convenience, write associate this , town that seems prosperous and looks such that tern For startling George Cornwallls-West- Conitesse de shop system. No reputable clothing your order on the following1 coupon: rather statement with the Conturbiu, Marquise, de Cusa Argudin, prosperous Invites investment not only report;; of "tight money" sweatshop goods. So in America, Vieomtesse I'lorro de Chezelles. in the town, but in the locality, so that dealer handles yet on i his side the output of the fac- of Atlantic the a stranger, looking for a location, be- therefore the entire N 5905. tact hundreds of millions go concerns that do a that have Baroness von Dobrowskl-Donners-mar- comes interested and a purchaser, tories to the gone D Deer-hurs- by SIZE out of the country with the title Countess Divonne, Lady t, while he would ordinarily leave the miscellaneous class of business may well Duchesse de Dlno, Marc hioness of country. It is hunters occasion a little dead town and its surrounding terri- mail throughout the NAME financial as well as social speculation. DulTerin, Countess of Donoughmore, Vi- very cheapest kinds of cloth- eomtesse de Domingurz, Duchesse tory out of consideration. only the Upward of 400 American girls have Conitesse de Danipierre. ing that come from the sweatshops. ADDRESS. married in Europe within compara- F Lady nrey-lCKerto- Countess of Ks-- " Deal in Shoddy Clothing. The better classes are manufactured sex, Countess of Kgmont, Hnroness roomy factories, where SMART LITTLE FROCK. tively recent years. The Xew York Many of the old-time- these days in large and It. C. H. von Keht, Princess Kngalitcheff, and light, Sunday World prints the present Baroness Ftolin. Lady EUenhorough. why the clothing they used there is plenty of fresh air wonder paid names of 359 American women who Baroness von Fhren. Lady Willoughby to wear years ago was so much better and where men and women are d'Kresley, Baroness Kynard. classes have married titles. It adds a list of than is now securable unless extreme- good wages, and these are the !!2 by regular trade. heiresses who have carried off ly high prices be paid. A little thought of goods sold the - clothing sums reputed to be upward of a mil- C Lady Fitzmaurlce, Countess Festet- makes an explanation easy. This is There is danger in wearing lion. This list alone foots up $1G0,000,-000-. li s, Mrs. Moreton Frewen, Comtesse every way, made in the sweatshops, as owing to de FarHtnond, Lady Falkland, Vieomtesse an age of advancement in Undoubtedly upward of $300,000,-00- 0 closely rooms and gener- de Fontilliat, Baroness Friesen, Countess and frauds increase along with im- the crowded has been paid for titles alone, for Fabbiicottl. Lady Frankland. Signora proved machinery, scientific methods, al squalid conditions, germs of dis- repre- Den-ti'- e been the dowries have by no means l'Vdele, Hignora Ferrando, Countess etc. In fact whole system of im- ease are plentiful, and it has di Frasso. the sented all that, went with the brides. provement seems to involve means of known that smallpox, measles, scarlet In some cases the actual dower was lessening cost of production. fever and other infectious diseases email in comparison with the money Lady Graham, Mrs. William Grant, carried and spread through- f Signora Thirty years ago such a thing as have been subsequently Bpent by them. Conitesse Arthur de Gabrlae, by clothing that was Oafianl, Countess Vlttorlo Guldi, Coun- shoddy was not When one out the country from Dow- known. It has been estimated that the tess Glanottl, Countess von Goetzen, purchased a suit of clothes, it was there infected places. ager Duchess of Marlborough, for ex- t.ady Granlli-y- , Conitesse de Ganay, Hon. "all wool," but at present it is an ex- ample, spent $1,000,000 on restoring Mrs. Frederick Guest, Countess Joseph Sales to Mail Order Houses. elizyeki, Princess Ghika, Countess Glusep-p- i ceptional thing in cheaper garments who castle; is known that Graf-'"nrie- d, Proprietors sell mail 'order lllenheim it della Gherardesca, Baroness de to find this the case. The reports of many the Huntington and Mackay houses directly should, by every law of Baroness Grahow, Baroness the government show that each year millions have been spent in paying Gevcrs, Signora Grampinl. ful means, be induced to discontinue hundreds of tons of shoddy, or woolen the debts of Princes Hatzfoldt and marketing their goods through these goods ground up, are imported into Colonna. How many millions it cost. Hewen-- n avenues. If desired results can be ac- tl Mrs. Ogilvy Haig. Comtesse heavy duty IiCvi P. Morton to have a duke for a starn, Mrs. Lewis Harcourt, Mrs. the United States, and a complished in no other way, the pro ITopo, Mollke-llnitfel- d, paid on the same. This shoddy is , and then to get rid of him, rteresford Countess von prietors should be given the alterna Princess F. von Halzfeldt, Mine, Swindrren, Countess Gyula de Szilassy, morrow or the day after. When the cloth by probably only the former Baroness Stumm, Baronesa de Stoeekl, manufactured into various tive of choosing between the retail de llegerman, Lady Harcourt. Countess manifestation of the disease is ob- processes. It is most often woven could tell. What Count lionl do 1'aul von llaizfeldt, Mrs. Spencer Hol- I'rincess von Salm Salm, Hon. Mrs. druggists, the logical distributers of Sehwein-ilz- , will usually con- some- Castellaue cost Anna Gould, all told, land. Lady Hornby. Lady Howard, Edmund Sandys, Baroness von served, the observer around a cotton thread, and goods, and the demoralizers Lady Baroness Max von Schwartzenburg, their is known only by her brother, George. Rareness Halkett, Lady Hesketli, nect it with a vague impression once times is forced into the texture after named. is the opinion xt your com- Francis Hope, Baroness Hurdon-HIcke- Countess Franken Sierstorpf, Comtesse It de Suzan-ne- t, formed or received that the patient the cloth is woven. In samples sent Running over the list of rich Amer- Hnroness von I loyingen-Heun- Lady JI. de Suzannet, Vieomtesse Alain mittee that druggists would receive of Suffolk, Baronne de Sel-lier- e, out by the cheap clothing concerns, who have married tides, it Herbert, Lady A. Herbert. Countess was living a little too hard. He will far better treatment from all the pro- ican girls Baroness Speck von Sternburg, this shoddy can be picked out. is scarcely one scarcely have had leisure to turn it Often prietors if aggressive efforts were is notable that there Mme. von Schutzhar, Comtesse du Seres, so loosely Com- over in his mind and form the ter- it is woven that if a bit of by druggist individually famous American family which has I Princess von Iseinbour, Cjaintess Tm- - Maniuise A. Dusmet de Sniours. made each tesse de St. Ttonan, Countess Sodozinl, "dry when he will the cloth ba crumbled between the nut contributed a share of its fortune piraiori, Lady Alastair lunes-Ke- r. rible suspicion rot" to discourage the sale of products that Mrs. Stanrt-Wortle- Baronne Jacques notice a change for the worse in the fingers, it will fall out in' the form of overpriced, those are not to gilding some coronet. Astor, Haint-Mar- c, Seilern, are that de Countess Charles slov- dust. Great quantities of this Bryant, Hrotison, IJerwind, lieckwith, - Baroness von Schilling. patient's appearance a certain protected in any way against price de Marquise di Casa Jara, Lady John- is cloth are utilized by the makers of Bonaparte, Burden, liuttertield. Car- J Klone. enliness- and deterioration which moralization, and those that are sup- not poverty nor dirt nor intoxication cheap clothing who do business proprietors to mail order roll, Caldwell, Curtis, Culling, Carlisle, von Traehenberg. Marchese plied by Comic: T Countess nor but simply "dry rot." through the mails direct with the Pattern No. 5940. The becoming Cary, Corbin, Colgate, Cuyler, Clay ion, V 1 di Teodoli, Countess GioacchinoToreg-gi- , houses with full knowledge that they lv Kergolay, Kto I'on weatjers. A of can bo jumper are CJaiiin, Dm is. Endieott, Field, Flagler, Jean de Countess Baroness Julius von Tukacs, Duchesse Itoanoke Times. suit this kind are to be sold to the consumer at little frocks gaining in K rau,-iilic- - Wit igen.Mcin, vor. Haroness purchased from eight to $20 and 1 pulaiity as the season advances., (rant, (loelct, Gould, Garner, Grace, von Kocsscl, Lady wholesale prices. Keltelil', Coontess dear at that. The goods generally This smart little model v(th its pleat- Garrison Gallatin Goddard Hunting- KiU'irilit. r..irn!icss Alvin de Koressy, TWENTY-TW- O GIRLS WHO HAVE CARRIED AWAY $160,000,000 As for the denials that are promptly Ludtvig Knoop, berge look well, but lose and in a few ed skirt, and pretty sleeve caps is ton. J locker, Haggin, Hoffman, Ham- Baroness ihae, forthcoming whenever this subject is Korff. of plaid. ilton, Hale. Hyde, .Jerome, Jay. King, weeks show all their defects. Seldom broached to the proprietors that they made Scotch Tucks over are goods by regular cloth- the shoulders contribute to full- Loiter, Lawrence, Lee, Liver-more- , HEIRESS. CARRIED AWAY. MARRIED. such sold are supplying mail order houses, the the Hugo ing merchants, who have a reputation ness of the waist which blouses pret-- ' Livingston, Moulton, Motley, L Baroness von Lessell, Countess May $40,000,000 Duke of Roxburghe free use of electrotypes (illustrating l.ei'clienf. Id. Hon. Mrs. Charles Law- Goelet....' to maintain, and if they are, they are tily all around. The skirt is attached; Morton, Martin, Magec, l'hipps, Astor 20,000,000 . . . . , Capt. Spender Clay certain lines of goods) as are con- rence, Countess Franz Lariseh von Pauline sold misrepresentation. to a fitted body lining that closes Phelps, Parsons, Roosevelt, Roberts, Moenieh, Lady Lampson, Signora Bodolfo 17,000,000 Count Boni de Castellane without stantly appearing in the catalogues of in Anna Gould the back. There are many materials Higgs, Hives, Sturgis, Slocum, Stokes, i.auetaui. Princess de Lynaiv Senora F. Mrs. Marshall 0. Roberts... 12,000,000 Col. Ralph Vivian these houses, electrotypes that are le Losaila, Kaben Leventzow, suitable for the development such as Sibley, Schley, Singer, Sharon," Spen- Countess Phelps 10,000,000 Baron Halkett Objected to Outside Supplies. identical with those the proprietors luieliesse de La Koeliefoueauld, Conitesse. Sarah Stokes serge, cheviot, mohair, pique and ging- cer, Stevens, Sumner, Schenek, Thaw, Koeliefoueauld, 10,000,000 Duke of Marlborough Master plumbers in Newburgh," N. themselves are constantly using, cer- Olivier lie La Conitesse Consuelo Vanderbilt ham. For a child of ten years five and Turnurc, Van Cortlandt, Van liuren, Odon de Luhei'sac, Mrs. John Leslie, Mary Leitcr 5,000,000 ....Lord Curzon of Kedleston J., have declared war against the mail tainly demands explanation. Detroit Lelb-le- one-hal- f yards of h material will Vandorbilt, Winans, Work, Withers, Lady Leigh. Baroness Uudolph von 5,000,000 Capt. Colin Campbell order business as applied to their line, Retail Druggist. Countess Boris Loutzky, Countess Nancy Leiter be required. for 6, 8, 10 12 White-nouse- , to Sizes and Whitney, Wilson, Wadsworth, Leschin-sk- Margaret Leiter 5,000,000 Earl of Suffolk and have refused handle stock Llndenkrone, Countess Judah Luxury. years. Yziiaga, Zimmerman the list Conitesse Boger de La Vaulx, Duch- Belle Wilson 5,000,000 Hon. Michael Herbert bought of mail order concerns. The Race of (in ls.'T), is already one of the This pattern will be to you reals like a social register, the names ess of Leeds Baroness Luttwitz, Caroline Astor 5,000,000 G. Ogilvy Haijj decision was an ived at in the case of Buenos Aires sent on Baroness Louis La Grange, Lady Leith, magnificent the world. receipt of 10 cents. Address all orders arc synonymous with vast fortunes. Marie Satterfield 4,000,000 Count F. Lariseh von Moenieh a man who is building on Washing- most cities in to Baroness Uudolph Lehmann, Countess sums have been laid out in the Pattern Department of this paper. Countess Sanza de Lobo, Coun- Duke of Marlborough ton Heights. The plumbers said this Enormous Be sure to (five size Linden. Lily Hamersley 3,000,000 erecting and number of pat- tess Broekentiuus von Lowenholm, Lady Lord William Beresford man. sought fcr bids for doing the widening the streets and tern wanted. For convenience, write Leuwenhaupt, AMERICAN GIRLS Lee. Countess Charles Gertrude C. Parker 3,000,000 Sir Gilbert Carter plumbing and vas not satisfied with splendid public buildings. But appar your order on the following coupon: Lady Llster-Kay- Comtesse Bernard do di ently the Argentines are not yet con la Fosse, Comtvsse de Laugler-Villar- Julia Bryant (Mackay) 2,000,000 Prince C. Colonna the prices. He then asked how much MARRIED TO OWNERS tent, for the Chamber has just au- Baroness de Levay. Miss Garner 2,000,000 Marquis de Breteuil it would cost t.o do the work if he No 5940. OF FOREIGN TITLES Florence Garner 2,000,000 Sir William Gordon Cumming would furnish the materials. The thorized the raising of a new munici pal $15,000,000 "for the pur- SIZE. M Countess von Moltke (2) Duchess of Claire Huntington 2,000,000 Prince F. von Hatzfeldt plumbers refused to consider this at loan of Mankow-sk- y, pose of improving and embellishing " MarlboroUKh (2), Countess Mrs. Livingston 2,000,OCO Due de Dino all. NAME Countess de Arschol, Lady Aslihur- -' Duchess of Manchester (2), Baroness Minnie Stevens 2,000,000 Gen. Sir Arthur Paget They said they are content with a the city." This is probably due tc j A von Murk. Baroness Moneheur, Lady ton. I'onili's.sp Jarquis il' Arainnn, 2,000,000 Prince de Chalais reasonable profit on their supplies, jealousy of Rio de Janiero, for the ADDRESS.. SJarquiso lli'iio d'AndlKiiH, l'rln'KS von Martin, Marchesa dl VIII di Marco, Prtn-- i Beatrice Winans 2,000,000 Duke of Manchester but if these are not purchased from Brazilians have recently spent a good Awrspirs, Miirmits d'AJota. Dowager esse Murat. Lady Molesworth, Lady Helen Zimmerman cap JUsrcliiom ss of Anglesey, DuchosH d'Ar-co- s. Musgrave, Princess of Monaco, Lady them they may as well go out of busi- deal of money in beautifying their A Job for Business Women. Lady Almigor, Lady Ayliiier, Com- - Malcolm of Potullocli, Mrs. Herbert Mlld- - ness for all the profit they will ital, and the Beunos Aireans are de- It will be the business women of malte on the wages of the men alone. termined not to be beaten in the race America, the wage-earner- making man to Chicago of luxury. London Globe. large enough salaries to afford maids, COULD NOT ESCAPE THE DUTY. sweet tooth. The traveler himself ate WANDERINGS OF POSTAL CARD. "From Berlin across the Atlantic, The had sent for his materials and they had arrived who will solve the domestic problem of many pieces. It was not long before maybe It was by way of Suez, but if Climb. Children's Dangerous the country. The business woman un- the last bit had been eaten. !he first is true, then across here, but one after, another of the American Traveler Unable to Circum- Had Gone Through Four Countries Assertine that his children wert derstands the necessities, physical As soon as the box was empty the the continent to Honolulu; then plumbers refused to touch them. One and vent German Officials. Before Delivery. assigned was western champion juvenile steeplejacks, John mental, of the woman who works, to Japan, back again across the reason that the , official seized the traveler by the Thomas Aiken, a well-know- n chimney-Jack- Pacific, again connections wore such the local men whether she work In an office or in a arm. "The gentleman," he announced, and then across the was bound over to St. Helen's from Frisco to New York. were not familiar with the work. kitchen. Margaret Hubbard Ayer, in Germany Is jealous of the foreign '"will accompany me to the bureau, "Hers is a postal card with a story," continent England, on a charge of causing bis to Prom Japan to the metropolis for two The man was In quite a quandary N. Y. World. eandymaker and exacts a rigorous toll where we'll make out his bill for duty. said a young New Yorker a bunch three children Baden, five years old; Come, It of chums one cobweb eat- cents, United States postage. for a time, because to have sent to upon anything in the shape of confec- is at the other end the of in of the Gertrude, seven, and Lydia, fifteen New York Life. i dock." Chicago to bring a man here, or in tionery that conies across its borders. ing houses over in old Greenwich. "And it's as fresh as a daisy. That to take part In a dangerous perform The life of New York seems a tragic "Never," said the American. "You "About the middle of last summer I isn't ail. You ali know Slimithy Jim, fact to bring anyone here from out of Ignorant of this, ono of Uncle Sam's ance by climbing a chimney 110 feel matchlche, a religious can-ca- the have no right to charge me duty. good-b- y chap whose we town' would mean an expanse of at sods in the course of the summerjust I said to the as called the infinitesimal runt high. maddest blend in all Christendom of didn't bring It in. I'll see my consul is on this card. that caused more, trouble at Cornell least $25, this being the sum demand- past disembarked from a liner 1st a to do common sense and lunacy, dignity and right away ed for a license plumbing work e. German port carrying In his hand a and he'll send a big fleet "The imprint on one end of this than a grasshopper under a lawn shirt The folly, poetry and a furious pogrom and bombard this blooming town." In Newburgh. Under a state law, go five-poun- d was in Ger- waist. "I suppose you to the city al box of. candy bearing a card shows that it made master plumbers must have a license. against everything that makes for "Softly," paid the officer. "You'll many. To you will "Well, I met tfie runt recently and least once a year," said the summei .New York trademark. At sight of the this information beauty. Pall Mall Gazette. t Teutonic customs official ex- pay duty all right. There are 15 wit- see Is added the words. In print, 'Sold when be got his second wind he said boarder. box the Mail Order House Competition, marked activity and prepared nesses to prove that that candy of in Honolulu.' On the other side of the he had met the man whose name is "I used tew," replied the old farmer, Noisy Boarders. ! hibited yours The competition of the mail order ' upon it, declaring that it was consumed on German soil." card is a colored picture of the Bay of .written here, in Yokohama, and that ' "but I ain't been thar fer nigh ontc Patience Wasn't It quiet up in to seiz one of the most threatening the must be weighed and examined for The duty was paid and the consul Honolulu. he told him he had just mailed this houses, three years neow. Sense we got rural country where you were? has as yet been nerlls r,f the country druggist partic purpose of computing a duty pay- not consulted. "Here in the proper place is a card to me. It came over with the tree delivery I kin git bunkoed jlst at Beatrice Well, It wasn't very quiet the ularly, to grow. The pro- ment. United States postage stamp. The runt on the French steamer. The mall continues well by mail, b'gosh!" when the boarders began taking their viding of successful means for com-hatln- z "Not for mine," said the American. Single Blessing. postmark is Yokohama. And here, just puts the runt out of the Ananias class soup. Yonkers Statesman. where I bad pegged him. this unfair competition is im Benefit for Boston Strangers. T give up a sou. I'd rather eat Pearl "They say blessings never over the superscription, la the stamp Garcon! Get won't busy." ' ' perative but exceedingly difficult to at The Rev. Eugene C. Webster, oi A Possible Chance. stuff here and now." He opened come singly." Ruby "Yes, but bless- of the steamer which brought it the tain. Conferences with commercial Boston, has begun work to establlst My box and commenced to dispose of ings come single sometimes." Pearl across the Pacific. Husband colleague is the most the A in other lines of busi- - a "Little Church Around the Corner" man contents without delay. Everybody "Single? What do you mean?" "The name of the steamer shows Drawback. insatiable I ever saw. He wants its nnaa concerning this matter are advis for the benefit of the theatrical per everything he i In eight was offered a handful. Nobody Ruby "Why, Belle captured an old that she carries the French flag. There The principal trouble about letting strangers seesv ... able, providing no legal entanglement sons and other in Boston, you except customs officer, bachelor, worth a cool million. He is. If yon know anything well enough alone Is that IX you do it Wife Can't introduce our declined the it about would tnererrom. Ke-- whom be believes need such an in blandly be bad not a was a single blessing, wasn't be?" French you know what I say is so. won't stay that way, result uetroit daughter to him? who said that tall Druggist titutlon.