Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-07
SOMETHING
ABOUT HER

THE beautiful work girl bride of
Captain James Kennard Tracy,
n United States Marine corps, has
wept a tear and applied for divorce.
The captain would not provide the
bread and the oleomargarine. Even
beautiful work girl brides must din'
with a certain quantity of frequency.
For three years the wife has not seen
the husband, and not one cent mas
he forwarded her for bread and. IL
may be Ventured that she has OBTAINED
II in some way, for even work girl
endurance would not endure such
fast There Is where the captain was
foolish. He expected the poor one TO
die for want of sustenance and thus
save alimony, No girl Is so accomno-
dating, except to her most intimate
friends, and how could the captain eX-
pect to retain the friendship OF ms
wife by deserting her and refusing TO
write inclosing Consequently he stands
in good way to dig the alimony.
The romance began in Portsmouth
N. Fl. The bride was one of the bellies
of the factory district, shoe worker
hardly more than II, an age at Whlch
the microbis romantics has much
Dower over it's victim. Tracy saw her
on the street and got an introduction
Within a month he was engaged to the
girl. His parents opposed the match'
but in 1901 he married her.
This deals with a woman who isn't,
woman who wasn't and a woman
who never will be-the same woman,
however. Four hundred men invested
from So to $40 in her as matrimonial
prospect. Her name-the bogus name
Of this bogus woman-WaS Nora Joilll-
son. Sounds genuine. Rings genuine,
doesn't it? She was supposed TO pe
an orphan and an heires% to $1,000 a
year. Her authors were couple OF
Missouri scribes j. A. Campbell ana
his daughter, who were beginning 70
enjoy their royalties when the postot-
flee authorities heard about the show
and suppressed it. Hic jacket, Nora!
Mrs. Louise Berry Wall shuffled her
mortal coil, or. rather to cast aside
delicacy died in April and left her maid
SAC. 900 and a dog. It might be said
that Mrs. Wall toppled She left a
number of other things, including sew
eral hundred thousand dollars, but she
did a unique thing when she sllpped
the made the thirty and the dog. Ihat
is what you call building yourself
monument more lasting than brass or
stone.
To turn for a moment to the maid
What will she do with the thirty and
the dog? After she spends 20 cents Tor
muzzle for the dog, she will nave
500, ,99975 remaining. That would be
enough to worry an ordinary maid
But halt! the clouds clear! An
other dollar may be spent for dog
license. That leaves only $29, 9,99S.75. A
dime for dog soap reduces the unwleldy
sum to s29,99S65. Far enough! Is not
this enough to demonstrate that the
maids task Is not so hard after all?
These three steps are sufficient TO
indicate that all that is needed in the
case is a little human ingenuity
Courage, maid.
Lady Aileen Roberts, daughter or
Field Marshal Lord Roberts, can not
see New York for smoke. dust, clnders
and fumes. She would have New York
slip onto low gear and draw up gently
and let her pat 1t on the name. IL IS
rather too fast for her ladyships eye
sight. She would much rather live in
Boston Boston ought to satisfy any
one looking for fine specimens of snail
flesh. and her ladyship is no exception
to the ought. At present she is in
Philadelphia where she should do no
strenuous kicking because of uncalled
for speed. New York is fascinating
city, she admits, but it is in such
that it Is hard to get away from IT,
1t is noisy, too. Observing Lady
Roberts.
If the Spanish claimant of the Sack
Vile peerage and estates had succeed
ed, one result would have been to have
dispossessed one of the loveliest girls
in English saciety--the Hon. Victoria
sackviile- West, the only child of the
present Lord Sackville and the niece
of the unsuccessful claimant.
The Hon. Victoria Sackville-West
has inherited all the beauty of her
grandmother, Nine, Antonio de la
Olivia, the famous Spanish dancer
whose charms captivated the late Lord
Sackville. Her coloring is quite Span
ish, she has the remarkable grace of
the Spaniard in her walk, and her eyes
have the indescribable gray-green color
characteristic of Spain's beauties.