The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-18
POOR LOUISE IS COLD.
She Shuddereth Miserably in ST.
Undergarments.
TELLS HER SOFT SECRETS
A Schedule OF Rer Clothing Shows That
she Is + tied Out for Lie in the
PHILIPPINES Only Shy on
Night Gowns.

In Montana where Louise Beaud
has many ac%quaintances and where
she has become widely known through
various circumstances and her former
professional relations n litigation
with the eminent tragedian and ran
cher. the following from the New York
Morning Telegram will be read with
some. interest and much amusement:
Several months ago a young man who
Indignantly denied that he was the
press agent of Miss Louise Baudet
rushed breathlessly into the office Of
the Morning Telegraph. overturning the
copy boy and other articles Of furniture.
and exclaimed:
i've got the peach story OF the
year. ! am willing to part with II for
SIS a column"
And. prithee. what may 1t be. my
lad?" queried the city editor, who has
grown firm as the Rock OF Ages since
he went into training to meet all press
agents at catch weights.
Louise Beaudet's got back from Aus
tralia. h had a most remarkable ex-
p%erience there. Why. in Kimberly the
men in the town became so enthusiastic
over her that whenever she finished a
song they would throw handouts of dia-
monds at her. She's got two buckets.
four linen hampers and a coal Hscuttle
full of them up at her fiat. Aim that
a peach story? n you a have IL
exclusively for fifteen per"
Gel thee hence. my child" said the
city editor. THE man who was cook
ing your pills should never have al
lowed you to get up until your dreams
had ceased. Louise Beaudet? Dia-
monds? Boy. show this young DE
Quincy TO the nearest pharmacy
And the city editor was correct. Lou
ise Beaudet has no diamonds. She says
SO herself-swears she hasn't.
Yesterday heappeared In supplement-
airy proceedings N gave a schedule of
her assets. She admits that she owes
sl3.000.13. and that her total possessions.
exclusive of n judgment against James
G. Dun for S2.315. amount to only sci.
II is a cruel tale she tells-or. rather.
a cruel tale the schedule tells-fOr IL
shows that Louise has been shivering
the past week in one dollar underwear.
whereas the public has fondly imagin-
ed that Louise has. been protected
from the chill blasts that sweep up and
down the alley by clothing made from
sheep killed especially for her on the
ranch of the late Daniel Bandman
and that these same garments were
trimmed with sable. But that is false.
for Louise's assets i'm the way OF un-
derwear consist Of: -Four suits. value
81"
In the way of footgear Louise seems
to be equally miserable. Apparently. in
stead of being shod by English boot
makers. Louise has had to go toddling
down Broadway in the w. l.. Seemy-
face 50 shoe. for the schedule reads
Three pairs Of shoes. 30"
As to stockings and corset covers. the
heart of womankind will bleed for .the
poor little comic opera singer. Think Of
wearing one dollar corset covers. when
Richard Harlow pays IS and ever so
apiece for his! And think OF having
only six pairs Of stockings. and those
costing but 9S cents-were 81.
Equally unfortunate is the dear girl
in the a of n~ightgowns. Haven't
you always imagined Louise tucked
away beneath n satin canopy and
scented linen. her bosom rising and
falling gently beneath a soft silk gar
ment. with Valenciennes or Duchesse
lace here and there In pretty confusion?
Isn't il cruel To learn that this dream
must be dispelled and that Louise
wears 19-cent night dresses. with the
size of bust and length of skirt mark
ed about midway down In black stem
clled letters? Tough. isn't IL?
But that's not all. Louise only has
three pairs Of gloves. and they are bar
gain day gloves at that-sl a pair. In
the way of corsets the poor girl Is
better off. She has four pairs. and
they cost S25-not so bad when you
consider that Harry lie Clair only pays
s13 for his. Her dresses. -four in num-
Der, cost but $15 apiece. and the ten
der. shrinking form has met the gray
frosts OF winter in a s. coat.
You have seen Louise. have you not,
darling in and cut Of theatrical eX-
changes. her checks ruddy with health
and expectancy, her dainty face peep
ing out from the collar OF a big fun
coat? Haven't you said to yourself.
Wonder where Louise got that 500
coat"
Pshaw! That coat didn't cost any
$500. Why, she swsars hat IL is worth
only s35.
Then her umbrellas-well. they are
two in number and made of cotton.
cite. probably. for they were sold {,
Louise for $50 apiece. There are three
stage costumes i'm her repertoire. in
Guiding feshings and slippers. the for
mer to encase her 1.-THE limbs and MAKE
. the bronZed miners OF the antipode'
hurl bottles Of diamonds at her. while
the latter are TO prevent her from get
ting tacks and slivers in her ~tootsle'
when she Is pirOUetting. But the wnol
|, bunch is worth only a paltry $50.
/, That is all Louise Is worth in tn
world-S221. But she owes much NOR
mostly to lawyeTs-which shows Ina
/ Louise must have a more than super
fetal knowledge Of jurispTudencc.
Three hundred dollars Is owed to cx
!, Judge Dittenhoefer. 81. 800 to Benin,
Loewy. $3.50 To Charles II. Butler AM
5000 10 a Chicago law firm.
, But just think Of Louise shivering h
I dollar underwear
. Wont somebody please send her
\ blanket