The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-06

world helpnea q Queen Iarkarlta.
n is said % D. valued af JbIut
$50 nod. a not eHharh.tam sum when
one considers fhat ihrea artists
huTd worked u1 Il for about 90 yenfn.
lt la 80 delicate that IT can be fold
ed up and placed 10 gold sheath
Ter the size al "a white henn.
Adelaide niat0l. Caimteas dol Grill
10. Is very fond ~ society In spite
Of her HHe she iH flill charming aud
lH fHll Of sit ard good stories. She
al0a"H enrrita fhtrin which Hhe
believes has protected her against
the eyii eye. II h. Il Hlrd'H eiHW set
Ia gold. aud Il has but ono riy1l DO
hcr affeetianF with 81 she always
carries the pen Hlth which. ~ f'H-
ton'H request Queen fHabslI1 -
Spain signed The pardon n ena-
demned man. The eg-criminnl lives
IN Barcelona aud often wrltea -
Histari. Addressing her as "Nadrc
Guafdiis"
4 Russian countess. Wyaunn by
name and conspicuous az court by
reason % her wealth. has run of
with her footman. Il II touching
romance. Thc fuetman never told
his lowe except hy daily ulneiuF an
the countess, toilet table "a logcly
bouquet. Ills secret did not como
out, however. until HIS mistress en-
tered her apartment one day to fud
him IN the act Of kissing her portrait.
An eippemont and wedding soon fol-
lowed. and the countess put the hu-
ihhinK touches 20 the romance by
buying Bulgarian estate With
which Coca the title Of count
Court etiquette IL fearful and
wonderful thing. II is told on one
occasion when the lamp ~ Queen
NicfnrihH sitting room al Osborne
Was smoking her majesty appealed
10 one - her ladies ia waiting 10
lower the wick q friae. The lady
appealed and declined to- recognize
turning down a lamp an one ~ her
official duties She passed the IN
formation about the lamp 10 the
next lady Ia waiting. who told ths
third lady. and 30 Il travelled from
attendant 60 attendant wli.a the mo-
meuis fied and the smoke continued
70 ascend. Finally the Queen rose
herself and with her own hand per-
formed the oct which her naughty
attendants had felt was below their
dignity.
The women artists ~ Munich give
an annual carnival and ball from
which men are strictly excluded.
This year. everybody being masked.
and "a costume. one man tried 90
snueEle himself IN but the female
guardians at the door quickly psues
trated tse difeulse and hustled him
out - aoora Fully half Of the
fnaakcrs wore male attire. ana II y
whispered that one uf the navarian
prinecsnes WIS fhere In eoltumes-
not masculine. however
Nile. Caunedon. the Partisan
fnouthpiare 81 the Angel Gabriel. ar
o8rding TO her nreiensien. Il Eeing
to marry a druggist He must b. a
fascinating druggist. when the Hiifyi
eonralfed Gabriel about the engage
ulent. the angel limited that she had
60 choose between him and the
Rpoihrenrg The alhFi nnnllY deci1-
ed In favor of the druggist.
Mrs. ianxtry has been giving her
"reminiscences she was one Of sew
en- children. the others were boys.
She was put through a course 81
manly sports by heT brothers. who.
when her mother lnterfcred. proud
~ observed that they were making
q man Of her. Among other pTankH.
she waa mounted on stills at one
time. envcioped in n sheet. smearea
over her face with phosphorus and
sent at nisht with her youngest
.bnlthsr similarly adorned. 20 make
= hlood-euriiinE demonstration IN
the churchynri she always loved
horses. and began her sporting car
eer ht II. when she first became part
owner 81 a mare named Fiirt, uncer-
tain both as 70 age aud foreiegE, but
winner Of a $50 race.