New-York tribune., 1903-01-12

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upholstery stuffs being brought out especially
to suit the mission idea Among these new fabrics
is Chesterfield tapestry, Quaker damask-a neavy
1itb small flower pattern jasper haircloth and
epngle silk velours, which comes nifty 1nches WIDE
"-rhere ire many curious things to be ascertained
from, careful study of the last census report.
said the observant woman who had been silent Tor
an unusually protracted period wv nat nave you
discovered now?" said the listener The marriage
statistics" said the observant woman Did 1t ever
occur to you that have infant marriages and
infant widows In America. as they have In India!
mo and it doesn't occur now replied the listener
"And vet" said the observant woman. in spite OF
your naughty disbelief the last census reports snow
that there are 3.7S5 married girls under nIteen 90!
widows divorced boys and 80 divorced d girs en All
under fifteen years of age New ork ana Feill- i
syivania lead in the number of husbands under
fteen each "a fnfant saflRg Wives. IS @ having 81
"Per1aps as q corollary of the previous PROPOSE
a 1Gn, sfate in the Union-586 The greatest pro-
portion of divorced women, though occurs in New
Social life in Turkey seems to be more less
exctine affair to be enjoyed under difficulty. For
instance during the last two weeks a certain high
o4lciaI issued invitations for dinner. AS the
guests began TO assemble squad of police entered
and Informed the host that the entertainment coud
not take Ed PaGe fo be dispersed dinnerless Shortly
after this four high officials were playing cards
han
vyere set at liberty with warning and reprimand:
Srjae are everywhere. and the casual meeting of
No friends on the street is. watched with sus-
nicion by the guardians or the sultan
There is an. ironmaster's shop at Thornham Eng
land managed entirely by woman Mrs. Ames-
r,de who is considered one of the most capable of
Fngland's ironworkers. This establishment is
largely patronized by the royal family including
King Edward himself In fact, Mrs. Ames-Lydes
work seems to be a favorite with royalty OF all
countries The young Khedive Abbas has mag
r,6cent entrance gate entirely designed and par
tiaIlv executed by her. The beautiful lamp in
1-iry Edwards possession, which was in the roya
no tiIion al the late Paris Exposition and awarded
ttbe gold medal bore the stamp of the Thornham
IRON Works. A wonderful piece OF repousse work.
q huqe Mate or tray, with thistle decoration. In
exquisite workmanship. was lately presented oy
Lnowjedgement of this gift the prince gave ner d
nastiv brooch also of thistle design. The Thorn
49, iron shop is little, low building, somewhat
rasap,hline a barn. heavy iron sign prolectIhe
sa ,hs roof hears two elaborately wrought ng
InI ~ .+he sons Tubal Cain hammer1ng Yea
ersi, I,non an anvil Mrs. Ames-Lydes ONCE Is
dII a re busy raings and gates for no
ia,nar's marks lamps and sconceS-for the haIIWaFs
nd gardens Of royalty. and exquisite screens 70,
Ill In di's boudoir In the ONCE sits the moving
Inaui - ~ ali with her charts and charcoal pen
p ard pencils about her. developing intricate ana
beautiful designs
7r,,o nupi,s of public school No les in West
,hicb thew will call ''The Eagle" The first issue
.'.,m arne,,r mis- month The financial management
l. in charge of one of the teachers A nunlper OF
small advertisements OF neighpofinS inerC,dHts
have been secured. and the paper VIII De soid LOT
two cents q copy.