New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-07

Commenting Oh the increasing number OF Amer
ica- women who are marrying into the English
NOBILITY the Countess Of LOnsdale said while in this
Country recently that she could see no reason
vs--t-g-r Tor Glscouraging such alliances. provid
f--. Of course that the contracting parties were
sincere IN their affection for each other Il am
afraid however her ladyship added that this
is only too infrequently the case. Vanity on the
one side and the acquisition OF greater wealth on
the other are responsible. no doubt. for many OF
these AlgIo-Amercan marriages. After all though,
such may not be the real motives The English
market itself you know. IS abundantly supplied
with r1arriageabIe women OF both wealth and per
so~sT charm Other reasons may induce English
men Of title 10 here IN search OF wives Ger
tauly American girls are delightfully."- fresh, charm
ing and woranly. and I can congratulate the Eng
Iisn-lan who succeeds in getting one fo- a wife
The countess also had something interesting TO
saw Of the habits and characteristics Of the people
Of the different countries she had travelled through
The people Of the various natiOnaiities seldom
fail 10 show their race origin by the first things
they do IN a newly discovered country she de-
clared Il have frequently noted this hereditary
popularity during my travels For instance;
EreDc0-1an slai = ts D---e-L1 a
: laundry or restaurant, an Engishman bank or
a2te ,,z nc isisso Of the irish question and as
for an American he starts newspaper or trust
a GOOD .loreotter.- said an old man and sue
-a--rui one the other day. is really as valua bic
8 a
Iro7-s what 10 forget and what 20 pass to the
rner0o-v 10 hold on tap for future use I've always
found II maid 10 let other peoples mistakes and my
own 20. tn. memory or Them p lniectlo.s soLSs-
now nd seems 10 breed more mistakes and crowds
or the thought or more useful things les. M
advice 10 younger. habit forming generation.
both r1er and women would oe 20 cultivate nTst
Of All wise discriminating forSetteT-
The English tariff problem has conspicuousIy
feminine side but one which viii be regarded very
differently by different classes OF women free
trade has flooded the british Isles with ever IN
cressfnr quantities CT cheap rubbish in the way OF
wearing apparel. and protection by shutting on
this food OF "a wdry a-ery Will give as nuch 81
faction 10 those whose souls have been NeRS1 -
the sight ot II as lamentstion among me "Oli-eI'
who have re5oiced n decking themselves I.lei -
These tons OF rubbish are MADE on tne -.
expressly for England says writer n tNo
dies Pictorial and. honestly 90 NO. -
there are any other rational people II '1s 80,
who would willingly attire tneIlsse.SSs rrh orr
--r1-rsgue limitations % the dress % - gs,S- a.
5-oe-s-at f. rkel- horrible cheap az 80 So-sir1s-
r-v are wonder ard 4ulszeI3ellt =. ,,ro- ba 80
w5o comes among rs me ne ----e o and are inva-
--es for shiny black Cril@I-et- -
1870 adorned with this form ol SS-.sf-gs .~ioFs5
-Cses which cost che penny - -aE.-fhsse are
rrantf acrured out CT loatlsoII 49, e71sss
~ things dear 20 the ioN
es-e--s IN countries where taey SUI Near
-af.ov.sJ costume wei u-ssS
11I-- -s-75-, e-tfred. Their clotnes AIe M
--T -lCfh the loose shlrt Is OF I1t nilest
ski p - yeivet bodice IS oItsn thlckIy en-
i.--t 80 bullion fteel hflll Ilaoe IaCe
1870 tbesr aprons and caps a. 80 -,
$3.50 tbafr r,eclxs the way o. sl4FeL % 49, -.
Io.na , alsi 5-b.rs is nothing cheap or shodoy or