The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-03

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fu life she VIII have
sbof' E .C6s go - ear survives her psTenfa.
~ roa we're io SEQ bis lorfshp the duke.
sou would - dlss upointed. somehow or
otaer The mind eye cODiuros Up r vision
ri deep-ehesfed. stout-5inbe0. brawny
and oftentinIes handsome fellow when az
Englishman 81 mentioned That IS not 20
% the duke. Ensllshmen are not always
handsome and muscular amy moro than
Americans are AMI t8e vast ma jority of
Fngiishmen ~ noble birth are snyr hing
bur athletic in build. Nature dfd not treat
the ninth Duke of Marlborough very kind
~ in the matter of physical prouort ions.
Tie is very short 81 stature and some peo-
PIE say. Of money ALSO. Be 5su-f more
than i've feet aud FIVE 5uches IN feignf-
Ia the matter Of weight h. is about an
even thing between has lordshin and his
affianeed. lie weighs about - pounds.
His chest IL h0ilo~. and for mat reason
he Is lacking IN lung power. Be.uz some
what short Or wind as 81 other things
he speaks In almost "A whisper. and some
dimes he ls almost inaudibie in ms speech.
Servants are very frequently put TO she
embarrassing necessity Of cxclamiug:
Begging your lorsiship's nardon" thus
indicating that they desire thc question or
the command repeated
Being short OF stature 81 Is MOI a. all
likely That the duke would look ono whit
snoTe imposing II he were 20 wear An4eri-
ean-rnsade clothing That would At least
outline his figure and SIS symmetry or The
lack Of II. But his clothes are. Of course.
az foreign make. He Is no credit to hts
ffFa Set G-
him. He looks as though he had been
thrown into has clothing. Ills coats are
several sizes too large for him So are
his trousers. That is of course. sha fault
or his tailor. But IL mars the appearance
of the duke The only reaeeming feature
Of his garb is the material used That is
usually Of Scotch tweed or English
worsted. Those are very nice materials.
IN the matter Of linen the duke h. quite
M 10 date. For ordinary attire ne wears
q shirt OF a delicate shade If blue or mink
or lavender. Ito is. or was. rather inclined
20 sAcfifce style 10 comfort during the
warm DAYS. He often appeared i'm me
lobby Of the Waldorf. where 30 makes his
home. In a uegligee shirt. with collar at
tsched- His cuffs were quite large Ia
the matter II neckwear there IS not so
much 70 be said in Isis favor. Ills crayats
would look very chic on . small hoy in
a. FaButlerov suit bat they arc too votsn,
Tfch rod called buliock's blood by the
hebordashers, but 81 is more Ike q rain
bow hue OF pink. His blue scarf Is not the
BOND street blue nor the robin s-ogr. bltto
either of which would 30 appropriate "a
MS blonde complexion II Is q hahv blue
~ aoean iook Well Rootmakcrs saw that
q long narrow foot on q man Is an owl
deHce 81 gentle birth ana refinement Tho
ohke loot Is long and narrow. but hfz
SHOES are not pointed "a such am alarming
sua absurd extent as tner might 30 with
out iransgressing the rules If fashion.
lbs hats sre quesF. Ills derby is very
Tow IA the crown. and thr hrifn ID ftof ,.fde
enough 10 accord With this seasons idea
or what II the proper thing in hesdeear
Hui q SUITS the duke. and several ~ tla 4
uptown chappi"s are wearing the Same
siyie 81 derby They couldn't wait 10 have
the mats imported But an American hat
Ter VINO Dictates he fashion on this side
sent designer from bits shop ~ set his
eAEl" eye on fhr lines oN~lhe dukes hsf.
ard sfraightWnv the designer made =
hlock 1usf Hike s. There were scxeY, has
made from the block ard then 70 was con-
signed to The flames That is = fact These
hats NAV be seen ON upper Broadway ~.
~ enc ~ The rrigating establishments IA
fitAf part of town during the dax ia eof-
lars the duke we,trs The "w'ute WING. va
rely and sometimes tho poke They ara
- figh ass 10 afford am excellent proo f,~
fh@ dukes chin. and fHns abllge him q,
hold 1is head in that high position which
Is hchitiHg his station ia life
hs the dixie strclled along broadway
while he Was in town nobody toak him
Tor duke. 80 far as is kupau There was
no reason why anyho1s should $40 WAS
ordinary IN appearance Ills hair Is tfs,iff
without being of ihe doeidrdfV bion4s
Kind. and the few Wlsr~ al Fafr a1 bte
'inrer liz We're The same 10 faat,l ~
a fHrrffF4 aear p. .. 81