New-York tribune., 1903-07-07

eous details Of his mistress's attire The fashion
originated in Paris. The dogs do not look particu
ary happy in these togs, but 1t is perhaps better
to dress them this way than to take them for
drives Of twenty and thirty miles hour over
dirty roads without such protection; The auto.
mobile dog h3weVer looks less tb PG1cqeuS t 5e ad
trian dog in the newest walking dress. A few dogs
ciouslS ugly sunbonnets and It is easy to see by
their demeanor, says a society scribe, that they
detest then.
The Englishman is very conservative in his
home life, says Margaret Hamilton WEIGH, in
"Harper's Bazar," and permits TO the passerby no
peep into it, but he is more generous than the
New-Yorker in making pleasant to look upon
the sombre walls which withhold the secret OF
what is behind them Londons fashionable sea
continuing until July and. If Parliament holds
even somewhat later, makes floral decoration nat
ural and easy. 1t exists practically only in the
part OF the city given over TO the homes of the
wealthy residents, as the fitting out OF house
with window boxes the London plan is by no
means inexpensive; but the London gentry to the
Joy and pleasure of those who are city bound keep
up the bloom of their town mansion fronts long
after they have gone on to shooting boxes and
country estates. The wealthy folk of New-YOrk
however. so far as the Borough OF Manhattan is
concerned have not yet awakened in the smallest
9egree 70 any a+ "a an tines 10 the anpearance
1ey are t T +,,ejr boI,sas and esnaciaIiv ig
more all attempts change their looks in the
summertime. 1t is possible that it would not be
proper socially TO give thought TO the appear
ance of the house after June l. Whether or not II
Is bad form, the fact remains that the upper part
of the Borough of Manhattan from June to Octo,
her pTgSfS osa gttered houses of which dusty
area ways and Uttered entrance steps are too COM
mon accomplishments
At the old Cheshire Cheese. in Fleet-st., London
made famous by DR.. Sam Johnson, an odd Gus
tom survives. The boy. matter what his
Christian name may be, is always Charles" the
porter George" the second waiter James and
the third Tom" The head waiter is the only one
who is allowed the use Of his own name, the others
being obliged to take the names that belong to
their positions. OF all the dishes on the taVerns
bin of fare the rumpsteak pudding is the thing.
Ae much mystery obscures the manufacture of this
classic as attends the making of French torpedo
boats The receipt is an heirloom handed down
from, father TO son. Into the composition of this
fanoous dainty go oysters. lark, kidneys. steak,
rUo3, Iniishrooms and spices. After these have
been weighed in a secret room tLey are DoiIeu
from sixteen twenty hours after whcn the IniXL-
ure is poured into basins. moistened with graves
covered with rich crust ana 1aRed EVeT G hrnmgt
Snto The dining room where in the presence OF the
IT the Teis6t h9st fT6 nifty to seVehty pounds
A,a now epeaks up one of the tangled lady
helm thew have over in England and says she'd
- HSp he Main. unladylike housemaid than
.Ta5r-be1nr again II seems that when she was
. .Ta6v-heIp'' she washed, ironed' did up all the
vrpite shirts snd collars, cooked every nlef4 ana
80 . house of ten rooms in order. besides help
g,gcr IN
,earol5 nj seven. For this she was paid y
aolr and called Miss. In three nonIns 5I aei
health gave out and she had 10 se% o ears Later
more ,nk cGt" position as housemaid IN private ate
boarding house FiesG Sbt ny Was1t called Miss but
p: I'm that honorhc would nod t, 4sad" temp 'e' "
becnrne ''ladv-help a second lilie'
HaDpy is the man or woman VINO mas 10 eule 80 to-
,,sonnnia II means that ne or she never Sun G
,ro the curse of sleeplesness. lhsoihhLa cuie9 ~ "
n
,a,,rpends counting breaths; the next 'eiies Oi
-, t,self stories third tries TO recall the plot
- ,1o,el a fourth goes through a System u syn
s+ics while lying in bed Ahu 50 oii' "A -.
tter on the subject of wakelulheSS Says nc, - -
VII ,ost common cause OF insomnia Is lhdlEes-
lar I0 - .,,,,. ,js physical exercise before re-
~ Kind calculated 20 draw the Diooo 70 lie
+,,i,ies and continued almost 10 N.e 49,
fatigue 4 glass OF hot water 'a -,
tt9, into bed: something 10 edI ~
meal that will take the .,-,ar and hot if
s,+ nut something light houIists lt h bio warm
oiEsii1a like hot mi!k); NOT 49, ,vbtob IN
bath-these ar are he depended upon TO induce
Ynanv cases, can pS e,,rgestion for those who
ss...sness One more seEseH nc 10 fail asleep
wake during "a acroun in bed tGssihs, ~
ara 5ewailing fate segS the return of sleep. 1t
coSIst re- rise throw back me +5 Lreb he
IS better with oxygen seVeTai t'e9' % 10 Il -
I'll the iui'5S iri~I, OF water, ana tAeIl 50 ~
,hat will feel like Il cor, ',,i.x 10 a novel and
TINS o9f ne mind with some hs new eooiIins: com
lille Such reading IS .
fort and an aid 10 sieeP
y would scarcely be possible 20 g. sI,,st,on
a,tonaI institution more oeauti.u! Io I've
cal'oi ca d,, warwick College OF Agriculture Ia
thah 'iie -, - castle Warwckshire, Engiaha anu
sen = ed bv delightful gardens ana oeA
III wooded park. while TWO Iaise ~ IN .-a,,,ds
small river give charm ano obwiIdIng fitted with all
The Gaf tconVeniences as 10 bathrooms, 0o 0oom for
and electric ttin1s and other pleasures as wen A@