Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-09
TANGLED THE DUKE
IN RED TAPE COILS
NarlbOrough's Attempt to be a
Hustler is Very Rudely
Checked.
LADY MARY" TELLSTHE STORY
Goyernesscs Can't Find Work if They
Are Pretty Lively News and
Interesting Social Gossip.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
London. Dee 29--Alas, the Duke OF
Marlborough has slowed up. As second
IN command at the colonial Office under
Joseph Chamberlain, he set forth TO be
as energetic as his chief, and was the
wonder OF all Downing street But
When Mr. Chamberlain left office 10
lehd the tarin iight, the Vanderbilt son
ih'hW became tangled In red tape.
according TO my Informant the duke
began Office by hustlng his subordi-
mates, imposing extra duties upon them.
and Keeping the merest Office boy un-
der his ducal eye. The humblest clerk
would be summoned into his graces
presence for the most trinng cause
Now II had always been the privilege
Of the permanent under-off cials of the
office TO boss the Office boy and the
minor clerks, and they resented this
liberty with their authority They sent
n delegation to the duke and told him
that he must con1ne himself TO his own
part of the work in the establishment.
In consequence the duke has aband-
oned his democratic ideas. and the old
| dignliled style Of tlmc.Wastng has been
restored Having succeeded in re-
moving one grievance, the permanent
officials are now satisfied to walt for
| the removal Of his grace 10 a higher
| Office before they agitate for more ia
| Vorable terms. II Is noticed that the
! duke Is taking things much easier than
! he did at the beginning, when he used
! to work eight or ten hours day
| sometimes even more
BUYS A LITTLE GIRL
The Most Noble Marquis Of Anglesey
has made a new investment OF which
news has not yet reached the English
papers Playacting has long been the
| fayOritc pastime Of the marquis, who
at the present moment with his COM
| pany II engaged IN going the round of
a number Of towns In the United King
! dom, where he performs his fayorite
! roles and gives the money 50 obtained
| TO charity. As Is well known. the
| marquis also derives much satisfaction
! from the possession OF innumerable Jew.
cls and gems OF the first water. With
these distributed about his person, he
has been In the habit OF dazzling
the eyes Of his retainers and neigh
bors at Anglesey castle, and Of the au-
diences at his theatrical performances
Now, however the marquis has come
into possession Of a jewel that eclipses
| all the others. The new acquisition il
little girl three years Of age. She
Is the daughter Of "A poyerty-strlCken
French mother to whom the marquis
has paid good round sum for all pa
| rental rights in the dark-cyed beauty
Little Marie will never know her real
parents She has changed her SUR
rOundngs as entirely as did Cinderella
from treside rags To ballroom glories,
, Her coarse linen smOck has been re-
placed by garments Of the finest spun
silk, her wee bed Is a marvel Of ivory,
covered nnd curtaincd with rich silk
Her bath and toilet tools are all of
chased silver, so are all the dishes In
which are served the nursery meala,
4 whole suite of servants attend 10 tho
wants Of the fairy princess who, how
ever, manifests some discomfort a. TO
one or two matters Of the new regime,
She dlslkos the too-freQucnt scented
baths, and kicks her dImplcd limbs
against the silver sides lmpatiently
she also disapproycs Of the twIcc-a-day
visits If the professional manlCurist.
and the frequent changing of the price,
less laccs and silks that cnwrap her
small :Orm IL often the occasion Of an
outburst Of baby rage. But all IA
forgotten when, with her court Of at
tcnlants about her. she Is borne In
state "a be Carossed and admired by her
adopted father She COOS with delight
as she puts her tiny arms out for him
to take her and lsps "Pnpa," In the
most charming Partisan accent imagin-
ahlo. II has been source OF much
roCrct to the marquis, who was married
In 1898. that he has had no children.
WANTED-A GOVERNEss,
Here Is an advertisement which APP
pearcd IN one Of the afternoon papers
this week
Wanted, n really plain but expert
oncel and efficient goyeiness for three
girls cldes, sixteen music, French and
German required, brillianCy Of con-
ycrsation fascination OF manners and
pyWmctry of form objected 10, rs the
father e much at home and there are
grown up sons.-Addyess Mater etc.
Than,s to the extraordinary literal
moss ~ The English mind, II seems that
the advertisement was not only genu-
Inc. lat thut 70 gives expression to u
requirement with which employment
agencies have long been familiar. Ac-
corlug to the representative OF one OF
these agencies pretty goyerncsses find
n increasingly difficult to got employ
ncnt In amy house whore father Is
much at home, on there are grown.up
sons
TEN CENT RESTAURANT
Although II seems hardly possible
! that u restaurant In which a meal 0e
meat, vegetables. and pudding, can ba
served at profit for ten cents, such
| place Will soon be opened in London,
and judging from the bugiuoss.ilko way
| I'm which the promoters have laid out
, their scheme they are sure that tho
| venture win be successful
The restaurant win cater principally
| ~ the drrssmakcrs and mIliners as
/ sIstants who work IN the shop district,
/ and whose wages are iar too low to
( permit a lunch ut any Of the good
| places OF rcfroshment In the ncighbor-
| hood In addition to comfortable din
| ing quarters. the management hopes
/ to add q reading aud rest room 10 tho
| establishment, within a short time
| tho principal business houses In the
! shopping districts Will receive prospec-
/ fuses with requests that some arrange
mont ho made for Regular luncheon
! hours, that the restaurant may avoid
oycrcrowding by handling Its customs
| ors In sections. LADY MARY.