Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-12

IrN ORh, December ll,-A little T comedy which was enacted last 4.,y light in Flatbush, should be a 4~ng 10 womankind. A wealthy wo- Il ry.ug in that section of Brooklyn
 {, church. Sunday evening, after Il hal given her maid permission to 13 ,.c night with a sick relative. 4- h.r return from church the soci-
 rowan read book she was inter 5 in and it was fully midnight 8g >nr decided to retire. Not until
 dtd she realize that she wore a
 rfss gown hooked in the back and | her maid was not within call to Abit She tried to unlock the dress, I fine task was hopeless. She donned Ihsk aUd went out on the piazza to
 anon help, but everywhere, as far | 1e could see, all houses were dark,
 in rhe house next door, where the
 tbor $ daughter usually entertained | fanro until some time after mid Hp At last she discovered a light i house way up the street, where 4-s new, OmerS had just moved in. The -,n iu distress did not know the peo- I in the house, but she did not hesi- |, She rang the bell several times irre the door was opened-by man.
 sskej for the lady of the house and
 snfouned that she had gone to bed. Ia that did not deter the late visitor.
 10 the woman s bedroom she went
 after fifteen minutes behind closed \ s the visitor emerged triumphantly, tloak drawn. tightly around her, but ts.F relieved by the consciousness ] siug unlocked and not compelled to
 p bed in her expensive princess i n. The maid is not likely to have |vnights out in the future.
 I.
 he severe illness of Hamilton Nick. Enbiy. railroad magnate and fnan- z recalls a little story which shows
 the millionaire does not lack e of humOr. One day, while tramp around in muddy weather around farm at Madison, N. J., which. with model creamery is the show place of | district, he was Overtaken by a wo- ! who had come from the south and just moved into the neighbOrhood. h1g Mr. Twombly for a farmer, she
 tessed him in a patornizing manner l asked him if she could order cream |be delivered at her house every day. ETeclating the humor of the situation, hnancier suggested to her to send order by postal card to Twombly's Ia and assured her that the cream lH be delivered all right.
 b the course of a few days the femi- -a end of the family called on their D neghbOr, but, not finding her at -a, left cards. The sOutherner called .tsg next door neighbOr later and in- med them that her milkman s wife ] had the audacity to call on her, but I fortunately she was out. The situ- .l was not cleared up until a few E later, when the sOutherner rushed E to her neighbOr's to inform them b indignation that she had received Invitation to an evening Cat home T" her milkman' s. When she learned her milkman was, the southerner !L0t hesitate to accept the invitation. she was a trifie embarrassed when Twombly asked her whether she re- Tsd her cream regularly. How important it is for a man court "a girl to win the friendship and -Pathy of her younger brother-if | has one-was clearly demonstrated | a ease in this city the other day. ! a.Iroad man, who is spending a great :. of his time travelling, visited his 1, sstheart the other evening and met 1 D a decidedly chilly reception. It | plainly hinted that he need not call | .n, if he did not consider it worth |
 while to write to the young lady ! POtessed to love, at least once a l R. The young railroad man, having | lear conscience on that score, swore | all the saints that he had written | 7y other day, but his Oaths met with i eHng doubts and the positive state Ut that not a single one of his letters reached its destination. By a mere ident the distracted lover ascertained | the young brother of his intended, sther with a few other boys in the ghborhoOd had made it their business intercept his letters, to get whatever
 they could out of them. Now every 'g Is serene again between him and | grI, but her younger brother is still | ng his meals standing up.
 + dyed dog, which won the blue rib
 al a dog show in Boston in 1907,
 caused a serious rupture between sraI women of the select set, two Ii,
 su0ts. one for Sl00,O00, the OtherJ S51nno, and considerable excitement Kennel club circles, which will lead an .uvestigatiOn by the executive m'ttnr of the American Kennel club, afo.'rr of all matters concerning dog 8s. After the blue ribbon had been Tdo1 10 the dog, it was discovered i the color of his hair, which had
 am the blue ribbon, was artificial
 due 10 some dyestuff. The employ Of a rival exhibitor made the discov-