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wedding dress have already gone
through wonderful ups and downs, one
authority saying it is to be of Chinese
silk, the gift of the dowager empress,
and another that Miss Roosevelt's
grandmother bridal finery is to see
the light again. The chances, how
eve-, are excellent that an American
product from the humble little worm
to the grand somebody who will fash
ion the satin will adorn the presidents
daughter the day she becomes a
wife
Bishop Satterlee, of the Protestant
Episcopal church, of which church the
young people are both members, will
perform the ceremony, assisted by
other dignitaries of that church.
Many Suitors.
1t has been frequently remarked that
Miss Roosevelt can and does work as
hard as her father Americans like her
for that; for her energy, vitality and
that Astounding joy in living which
makes her enjoy everything so much.
They like her, too, for the level head
which has carried her around the
world and through enough adulation
and fiattery to utterly spoil less we'll
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Calls Fireman to Aid stork.

Richmond. Ind.-When the stork
was about to visit the home of George
Oblinger one midnight recently ne
rushed to the telephone and excftedly
asked for mo. 81" A male voice
asked what was wanted, and Mr..
Oblinger replied. Come quick to 535
North Fourteenth street." A few mo-
ments later Mr.. Oblinger was sur
prised to see the firemen rush ~ to
his house and demand to know where
the fire was. He protested that there
was DO fire, but the chief insisted that
he had called the department over the
telephone, and it then dawned upon
him that he had called mo. 81" in
stead of "207." which is the physi.
clans telephone. The next day the
happy father sent the fire boys a box
OF cigars and asked that they say
nothing about their run.
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thai of Miss Frances Folsom to Presi-
dent Cleveland. That was celebrated
in the presence of only four or five
persons in the blue room. The most
famous was that of Nellie Grant to
Sartoris, which was a splendid and
elaborate affair, in which the wedding
party stood on a raised dais under an
enormous wedding bell in the huge
East room.
Wedding in the East Room.
When Alice Roosevelt and Nicholas
Longworth are married the ceremony
will take place in the East room. It
is to be a brilliant function, surprising
any, event of a similar nature in the
annals of the White House so far as
social festivities are concerned.
A White House wedding opens a
world of conjecture, nothing being con-
sideled as extravagant or unusual in
fact or fancy when the doings of a
presidents daughter are in discussion.
and the marvels which will anticipate
each detail of the preparations will
only stop when mental ingenuity is ex-
haustee- The pros and cons of the
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MIC hOI AZ
LONGwOR1H

up the aisle of the royal chapel on al
most the same day of the same month
in 1870 to meet the man of her own
choice. the eyes of the world were in
dee focused upon her.
There has never been so interesting
a bride since then. Beautiful Alexan-
dra. heralded by Tennyson, invoked
the love and admiration which have
never since failed her in England,
wher. she stepped ashore to be Eng
iani's future queen. But her great po-
.sitior came to her by marriage. Queen
Wilhelmina, the only queen in her own
right to be married since Victoria, was
an interesting bride, but Holland has
not the prestige of a great power.
Nellie Grant, the daughter of a
father famous and beloved. was the
-cynosure of al eyes in the north when
she married. But the United States.
torn by a recent war. comparatively
unrecognized as world power, had no
Asuch prestige then as now.
u Known by Crowned Heads.
But when Alice Roosevelt marries
there will not be crowned head on
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whispered that the fascinating little
Russian countess was the attraction,
but when she disappeared from Wash
ington official life there were no tears
shed by Hon. Nicholas, and the pass
ing of Countess Cassini did not cause
even tiny wave of .dismay.
When Miss Roosevelt went to ST.
Louis to spend a fortnight at the
worlds fair, the ever-devoted and
honorable Nicholas was there, too.
Whittier thou goest will co.
seemed to be his motto, and he was
entertained every place where Miss
Roosevelt was to be found. At the
Country club. on the Pike, in fascinat-
ing little cafes, on the canals during
gondola parties. the presidents daugh-
ter was Swallowed by the representa-
tive from Cincinnati.
All of last winter the counting pros
perad under the very noses of all dip
lomatic and social Washington.
Told by the Gossips.
But still there was no engagement.
Whether it was that the petted, sought
after and charming first debutante of
the land could not make up her mind,
or whether she chose to take advice
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FETED AND PETTED, But never SPOILED
Congressman Longworth Has Proven
Great Prize--Purey Love-Match
That Is Typical Of This Typ
iCaI American Girl.

Washington.-At high noon of Sat
urday, February II, in the great East
room of the White House, will end the
distinguished social career of Miss
Alice Roosevelt. and at the same mo-
ment there will begin the social career
of Mrs. Nicholas Longworth.
For four years Miss Roosevelt has
been the leader of the young social set
called as rule the dancing set-of
rNa hington, and in fact of the nation.
During those four years she has been
constantly before the American people,
petted and feted by them, and az
claimed by princes and rulers and ma
lions the world over. Few, if any,
girls the world has ever known have
had so distinguished a career as this
simple, unassuming daughter of an
American president. No girl was ever
wooed more ardently than she has
been. The man who on February II
will become her husband has been an
almost constant attendant upon her
for at least two of the four years she
has been before the public.
Now ends the picturesque career of
Alice Lee Roosevelt Whatever she
may do as Mrs Longworth, of Cincin-
natl. she will always be remembered
by the people who have elected her
father their president just as Alice
Roosevelt. What she did and what she
was as a girl will always hold the first
place no matter what the future has
in store for her as a matron.
Not since Queen Victoria was mar
ried to Prince Albert 60 years ago has
there been wedding in which the
bride has been the center of such
worldwide interest as will be the case
on February II. When that slim girl
Victoria, monarch in her own right
of the greatest of the powers, walked
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earth unaware of the fact; not civil
lied government that will not be rep
resented among the congratulatory
messages. 1t will be comparable only
to the marriage of the crown princess
of great reigning house. Already the
flood of letters. kilograms and cable
grams of congratulation which has
poured into the White House since the
announcement of the engagement has
been remarkable
1t is not only that since the last
White House wedding the United
States has become a real world power;
IL is not only the prestige of Cuba and
Manila and Portsmouth, it is not only
the name of a father famed at home
the presidents daughter has just done
what no other unmarried daughter of
a president or king ever did before
completed trip around the world
which called forth attention from some
of the greatest personages on the
globe.
The Chinese Empress.
Inc CnlneSe empress but lately
tapped her on the cheek. Oriental
courts feted her, while their enterpris-
ing artists pictured her on their postal
cards as the American princess"
Royalty and aristocracy dined and
wined her in Europe. No American
girl ever lived before who was so
widely known, both personally and
officially. They will discuss her mar
riaSe in China and Japan and the
isles of the sea between now and Feb
ruary II, and IN South African cities,
and wherever the white or the yellow
man rove, almost as much as they
will at home.
There have been five weddings at the
White House. The most recent was
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HE COUR KCHTP

and to give few more months to girl
hood, nobody knows. 1t develops that
in any case the people most interest
ed had an exquisite skill in the line
OF minding their own business and of
battling even their most curious
friends
When the first buds of the spring
of 1905 began to bloom and all Wash
ington was scattering in various direc-
lions, the demure announcement was
made to the effect that about June the
LIST Miss Alice Roosevelt would visit
the sister of Mr.. Longworth in Gin
cinEati
This was almost more than the COS
sips could bear with equanimity. They
got their heads together and planned
and plotted and wondered and de-
vised. In fact, the only cool and I'M
concerned people were the Longworth
family and Miss Alice Roosevelt.
During the couple Of months that
elapsed between the announcement of
the visit and the visit itself, Miss
Roosevelt was husily visiting here and
there = always the center of every
gayety-and ever the self-possessed.
gracious and lovable girl, in spite of
attentions which might we'll turn the
head of an older and wiser person.
When the momentous first of June
arrived there also appeared upon the
scene in Cincinnati the long-expected
daughter of the White House. She
travelled alone. with the exception of
her maid, and when she tripped lightly
off the Pennsylvania train at Terrence
road she was quickly helped into a
smart little runabout by Mr.. Long
worth and whisked off to "Rookwood,"
the famous old Longworth home in the
Grandin road, where, so the fates de-
creed, she was next to enter as the
bride of the house.
Mrs. Longworth, Congressman Long
w0rth's mother was at the time visit
ing her daughter Clara, Countess
De CEamprun, in Paris, but the honors
were most successfully carried off by
his sister and her husband, Mr.. and
Mrs Buckner Wallingford. The visit
of one weeks duration was the pro-
cons, drives, motor rides, dinner par
ties and horseback rides-in fact. all
of the delightful attentions that an
honored guest is heir to.
Journey to the Orient.
But these visits about the country
all faded into insignificance beside the
journey to the Orient which Miss
Roosevelt took with the party of Sec
rotary of War Taft. The main object
was visit to the Philippine islands.
but the party was so deliberately re-
ceived at all points along the way
tina. one could scarcely describe the
most interesting scenes of festivities.
so varied were they in every particu-
lar.
BnI in all ports and by all nations
Miss Roosevelt received the especial
homage. The official representatives
lost in importance by the side OF this
bewitching little maiden. who was
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-01-31
THE LITTLE WIDOW.
A Mighty Good Sort Of Neighbor to
Have.

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NEED OF DISCRIMINATION.
Singular Qualification Required OF
Members of Western
Jury.

Those who like that peculiarly rich,
PUPPY western fruit known as the paw
paw, which has been defined as natural
custard, are likely to be immoderately
fond of it; but those who do not like It
nearly always have a strong aversion to
it, says the Youths Companion. \ man
was on trial in a Missouri court, charged
with having broken into neighbours
premises and stolen bushel of this fruit.
The first man examined as to his quail
fcations to sit on the jury was asked this
question, ,arnong others: do you like
pawpaws?"
Il can eat hatful of 'em at one sit
ting" answered the man, with broaL
smile
''Your honor" said the prosecuting att
torney, I'VE challenge this man."
"On what ground?" asked the court.
"On the ground, your honor, that any
man who likes pawpaws would feel like
justifying any other man for stealing
them, on account of the temptation be-.
ing irresistible"
"You may stand aside" said the judge
The next man who was examined did
not like pawraws-the very idea OF eating
them made HIM sick"
well accept him, your honor" said the
prosecuting attorney.
Hold on!" exclaimed the attorney for
the defense: eve object to this man.
your honor
"What is your objection?" inquired the
judge.
1.-The fact that he doesn't like pawpaws,
your honor, would give him a feeling CT
prejudice anI contempt for man charged
with stealing them, and render him in
capable of returning fair verdict"
You may stand aside, sir" said the
court.
A jury was finally secured consisting Of
men who bad never tasted pawDaw.
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poised woman, and made her choose a

poised woman, and made her choose a
plain American for a husband.
There is not an unmarried titled
member of any legation in Washington
who has not been accused of designs
on the daughter of the White House.
There have been rumors of foreign
alliances. A great many people felt
that it was scarcely possible for her
to escape a titled husband. But she
has made love match-both she and
Mr.. Nicholas Longworth If there
is any one incontrovertible fact in
the whole affair, it is that. Did they
not travel around the world in the
same party? Old and. eminent author
ity has declared that there is no
greater test of love than this. Have
they not seen each other when the
sea was high, and the best of us
grow undressing? Have they not
spent long, slow days on English rail-
ROAD trains? And borne up under
oriental hotels and jinrikishas and
strange and remote custom houses?
Has she not seen him when the bag
gage was lost? Has she not seen him
struggling with a foreign waiter and
menu, one of the most trying moments
that can oyertake a man? Has he not
seen her uncurled and perspiring be-
meath an equatorial sun? The pub
lie must acknowledge and history will
record it. 1t is a love match.
One further proof of her level head
has the presidents daughter shown.
She will take her wedding trip four
months after, next June. No honey
will she wear off her honeymoon in
stuffy Pullmans or drafty ocean liners.
They will go to Oyster Bay or to Mr..
Lougworth's country seat until June.
Later they will live in Washington,
where the future Mrs. Longworth will
be &C much a leader among the young
ma:Tons of society as she has been
hitherto in the dancing set.
The Old, Old Story.
The story of the courtship is the same
old story of love the world over.
At first the fact that Mick" had be-
come a member of the inner circle of
Washington society was given small
credence, for that same circle is not
easy of approach, and, although the
ever-victorious Nick has a habit of get
ting wherever he wants it was not
thought that he had so readily been
the conquering hero in this instance.
But gradually filtered out the news
that not only was he the accepted
member of the debutantes' set, but the
especial devotee of the president s
daughter = that wherever she was
there might he be found. In review
ing the events of the past two years
it will be remembered that no other
mans name has even been mentioned
in connection with serious attentions
to Miss Roosevelt
They rode together, they dined to-
gether, they danced together Miss
Roosevelt and Countess Cassini. in
separable companions, were always at
tended by one Nicholas Longworth.
For the shortest little time it was
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-01-31

No wise girl ever lets the young MAJ
she has spotted for her own see her with
her hair in curl papers until after. the
minister has said his fatal say.-Ch;cago
Daily News.
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The rich should get out and mlnc.e
with the poor occasionally, In order that
the poor may learn upon closer inspection
tina. there is no cause for envying them.
-Atchison (Kan.) Globe.
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His Parting Shot.

"Mr. Spoonall, have l ever given you
reason to think | looked upon you as a
possible lover?"
mo, Miss Gumwell, you never have
not since YOU looked me up in Brad
street s.'-Chicago Tribune
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-01-31

If man works as hard as possible. AMI
saves as rigidly as possible, he will never
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course, he has the constitution of an OK.
Puck
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Here It Is Again,

Church, see they call it the Fifty.
ninth congress.
Gotham-Yes. but that won't prevent
it from acting like 60!-Yonkers States
man.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-04

Manager Pennington on Leaven-
worth's prospects from the Times;
Fresh from hard work through an
Iowa winter and looking as hard and
tanned as a college boy after a summer
in the wheat fields. Manager Pennington
he who is to lead the local ball play
ers this season-arrived in town sun
day evening and established quarters at
the National hotel. Pennington Is
sanguine Of local success and enthusi-
astic over the men he has signed and
has chances to get on his bill of fare
before the season opens. This is a
hot little town, all right" said Pen
nington when the pencil man cornered
him at the hotel. Looks like q good
baseball place from the number Of
fans I have seen already" Then he
started to talk about the team. Cor
bin and Mcdowell will do the catch
in--'' he said. Mcdowell is the man
who caught for Nevada in the Missouri
Valley league four years ago when
that team nosed out Springfield for the
pennant. He is a good one and one of
the fastest men on the bases you will
ever see. He is a particularly fast man
going to first and I like his work. Bill
link will cover first for us and at sec
ond we will have either Kahl or Sits. I
understand that both are excellent
men. and they say that If Sits beats
Kahl out he will have to be conner.
Spike LeRoi-there's the ball