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OAKLAND DAILY EVENING TRIBXHO, SA'A DAISY.»Career of a Saa Francisco Baroness.WhoSays She is toPrince P 3pan off.Marry' The Strangs Story cl an EnterprisingPerson,titv of fine linen marked with the coronet of the princely house o: VopaiioffiThe habk gentlemen and others who toJd about the reception said that the lay-GUt was most gorgeous. What else was done at the reception and what was said arc lost to history, for the historians could only remember that the wonderful story that the Baroness IK Buren was to be a real Russian- princess and wear sable clothes and diamond tiaras every day in the week,A good many people know all Aboutthe antecedents of the Baroness Di Buren,but the knowledge is not universal andYoungWMSTV.S tot, “Tin; tribune.IF, as Gibbon says, Lie refinement of vice is an. evidence of the highest civilization, San Francisco has a right to be getting prouuer and prouder 1 very day.We are almost in the same class as Paris now, though cf course we are not in it with the older and wickeder London.V/e are coming to tie front rapidly as the possessors of a colony of ladies who arc? neither the ordinary hsturim of commerce nor women of social y.tutus. They arew.due lie goods, our cmsome of the story will bear repeating.About half a dozen years ago a young and lovely girl stood 111 the dock of the Sail Francisco Police. Court to answer a charge of petty larceny'. She had stolen some ribbons frcrn a milliner for whom she worked, and cs it was a second or third offense, the woman caused her arres:.Tbo evidence against her was clear, but she was not. convicted. Her defense was about the same as that made by a young person named Fhryne. be was very beautiful and she could cry, She couid also turn a pair of lustrous eyes on judge, prosecuting attorneyj bailiff auu reporters, and those eyes were a perfect defense.They were even more, they were almost evidence enough to convict her accuser ot 'j q parti ail aorts of crimes for daring to find a young and lovely girl guilty of a crime.The girl left the courtroom without a stain taken oil her character, yet everyonetonssimply unclaimed women who arc so rich . or so powerfully protected that ihey are I seemed to think it was an outrage that she not afraid to force LlmmseWes on the at -! had been caught. If fho old woman haaI sxiveu her the finery ake would not havetentiou of the public.sort of qu Bsi roan d men bo'.v toold women for exstolen it, and what are cept to givo things to yon us gins.The acquitted girl did not remain undecided about what course to pursue forIn Pans they bn\o i spectcblo social standing, them on the ctreels rj d are not ashamed to say ^bafc they know thorn. In Parismany o: thorn setup : along where the best I many 'minutea after she left Uie pokes and cleverest: men of the city can often be found, for clever men like freedom. from conventionality and o ten prefer cigars andAtAtAIAi;erwhisky to cigarettes aid ten.ZSune of them have is yet set up salons in San Francisco, but something very nearly like it was done in ile 1’ a lace Hotel I he other day.There is a baroness living in the Palace Hofei, and she has been There for morecourt. She entered a hack *u.d was driven to a bagnio kept by Molly Woodward, and remained an inmate of that pLucc for more than a. year. She got into trouble even there, but her pretty faco saved her again, and the complaint that could have beenOurIfOCthan two weeks. 5ho is a baroness with aAllsuitname not loo new, a baroness with plenty of money, ft baroness who dresses gorgeously every day, and a baroness who loves company, yet straupo to say, the most audacious tuft hunters of San Francisco have -SO far iei't ier alone, and society ilocg nor soeci to know that she is on the face oF the earth, though she sent out cards and her name was among the hotel arrivals, an Fratcisco society is not. over squeamish, but T did ga.T at her baroness, though the gilt coaling on the phi was heavy and bright, fctili the baroness Longed for company, ind it she could not get the best sort of people to call upon her she would send for so mo oilier kind.I think tmit the baroness must have been given a hint that people 01 doubtful antecedents had better be careful ;oi whatmade was never sworn to. When she left the house it was to accompany a German officer to Europe, but she parted from him in New York, and meeting a cadet ot the house of Bailsman went with him to Europe where she met and conquered the Baron Di Buren. Her name up to that time was Daisy Newman and she 23 a native of San Francisco where her parents now live. No seusUhe person believes tha: her German banker married her though she told hianumc when she came back here lo see her old friends,Her role of Baroness haa not consisted with roaming about the country attended only by a maid. Rich old Barona who own young and lovely wives are not in the habit of permitting them to travel unattended. On her return from her first visit she is auid to have taken the fancy of one of the Livingstone boys, audit ia said, also, that he was tha cause of her losing the protection of the Bar on Di Buren.By the wav, I never met anyone who badDo HoJUS^Si.i 110 ,-v. :IVaau£ aScfaiueuTHIS : Steel©3 afier-Ifev. E.erve as openingthey do in a hotel when they are playing ; over heard of such a Baron us Di Buren. t h o*l u r i d I vires pectu b! e, for the people who j but then German Barons are plentiful and are telling this etory iy that this purlieu- j often insignificant, as tva know lo our cost !ar baroness held her reception outside the I in California.is fast finished Special ing tbe almosthotel where her 11am ter 111 a scrawny i Buren.But whether she was where dare, because sbo because she got a J int Ho‘.el service might nosappears on the regis-nd a a Baroness Di“at home’' chose tosontc-be or that the Palace bo good enoughn god ais High 1.ernorm, t. The 1 of tbc;nifl and i.11 ho’.il.ii versify ]tut Phjy;i lecture! t-UU and i benefit |At any rate, the woman who lives in the Palace Hotel as Baroness Di Buren andsays *be is going to marry a Russian Princen:?nd to 1 damage -0 of the j une . took the j iipntcd ft 1 e driver i iiake any ‘cose, vho had in so mu if d:u!*a. inluetory1 a AI r.I be held, when u rv in ism.” CC of :ic-ssed. A ill inter-5\ron:ftn*shome of im* Waynumber L-Alion Li lord were tee, w u-Dubb'.n* Hudgins he pfeas-riecily atto drag, nib. coii-Gvenicg. ig -with a mv scpft-‘9.,p Mr. the prize 19 Tiiftyed C tillor d he* pins’* which refer her or whether she thought it would ha the swagger thing to do, I do not euro—she faiul the rccejniuu, and that is tbu chief thing of interest. A liackman who is 0:1 apcaklng terms wph orvo ot the Indies whom lie drove to the reception, various and diver* waiters, '.'ho were able to call some of the Indies bj their Ohrisiiau mime, and v nr Lons men abmit town, who a i way a know all about s ich thingy, were the people who Lola thp dory of the reception 011 The evening of t-im dy it occurred.You sec, ii was a f?art of matinee tnat was held, for the Bnron--slt; Di Buren is yonn« enough and SjeauiUid ctiougi) to be able to face the daylight.1 nm told that ill 3 ladies who attended j the reception all too -: names tout did not j cornu to them at birth; it is therefore t-o be ! supposed that they were nil married, but \ whether tht-y are or nui is hard to nay, for jvon cannot find any of ihem in tii bau |‘ Francisco Blue Book, and when (bat in- 1i t«!re-tine; jmblbniinn is ?ili:iit 011 such a ! snblsct the world fcu « get toguesg, Tor there is iio prficth-uL wi-y :o uviiiv it.The appcarancoo; ihe Baroness Di Burenbhe w'an (iro^d in a tj'i'diii* 11 duuied wii.li ornaru^ncs were pearl*f in ad sm:i wore n tiara of di:nmud£, I dount if there is another Y/om:m ill Si\n FranC.bCO ihiic h:L9 11 diamond tiara tu her n-iuie, unci prohabiv ihat is the reason why me Baruneps DI Brucn tbous?!ir it was nvcvr-snry to make un px-planution .-iboui l.ci* hoadgeuc. Aiuuv raio she lt;siii make :.n cxphuiaiion, and she would not have do.10 that ii sJie hud not thought oi:« was in order.Jl-r exidaniiuon was nuulc iu that art-les^ way v.numui hi.va when they wish to rub vitriol into the other women.“You ad mi re my tiara, ho glad. Wonder v/bv 1 wear -\ Princess’ head-dres3 ■when I am only a \ iaiu Baroness?“YVo, dear; but I do not niind. In:Rlnan led Po pa noil, was acquiiied ol peily larceny in the Police Court half a dozen \ years ago, was an inmate of the bouse of i Mollie Woodward and is still one of the most beautiful of her sex. There does not appear to be much moral to this story, but that is not my faulc. The moral will probably come a few years from now. when the Iasi act in the drama of her lito may be played. As ft romanco I think her career so far Is equal to that of Cleopatra or Theodora, .bhe is the most conspicuous figure in Suit Francisco, and -when she drives in the parx every head is turned, ihft bears the public scrutiny with us much coolness as an out actor, and if she feeJa ihac her position is not what it should beshe never makes a siejn. can bkancisuo.t’lirii-*t ‘t‘-n A meeting Christian Workers Pi ibij Ycv.uig Wonien s CluiKliau viiMJu-., i01u Cla; brrDL-t, Tuts'1 o cliK'k.•ti vdll be fieldAasociatioiiidt-jreuun ai JAT*’VJ% S Wrtfmade a sensaLion. robe of pink [frot«wai:9rhnvn, hersave ihai un herI m p o rtmIn4• Faria tl t elected by 1 Dr hht iltueii regatioui : icrit of tl I .veriiiK in1 erics fumei f Mil La t i allcry wit ; 11 y panic been. Tb eachcr.s a vero mime ileasunc vas before And so : vurt- fiasht hbbits cov nterns I in I'be wumif irand Op ad cl oi no oluums, ’€2i owned • 11'.lt;* the nun c* 19 o in VlI.o c vl.err? in d risoucrsLuxe tn do; do l.HT:he$c hat were ijaui’c : iu ! ‘ury of J;,r v. th j lt;Idi V f/nriuf ?/' j ;onr.tud i: i of Saoolei j Lcrror'1 of : -ng in 'ho :mi lng*V n'tiia ri j vi with the I Mia I lOiik At iiier in *• t ruiuftr t:io cvftuh' niii’u L'Cit Tkur^drJ vvdi! I,u ”7IaThe imporlminc of tfcins it pooti SiiHug ciuinot bo ovcrest Lruaied. 'Hidehimgiug weaih-.T alkcts the iiiimnn system ui such a \v:ty ihtil U is imw in grear need of tied BapfcialIv KusctqUfibl* 10 lliu benerll to bo do*rivtil from a reiitible piei-ftnUiou like 11qoT$ ^iUsupcriltA. To iiniko your blood pure, give you a good iippeUtis, mi l make you strong, sluing you sbould .nU.sthisH cod s’ SsrsspariUa.of collegethe time vvd reiuc-atn still ihs t to make asi! to 1 ell you ail about it.“You see, that while* I Baroness Di Bure:?, I expe change very soon.‘AYhat? *;Oli ye*, dear: you know the Duron and ) were married m Berlin.‘’J[[.r:lTs Siirsfipariil:! wa* re':c:niraended to n\a rh u (i 11mcdiaiiic for sku\ hiiiu'ur, froui which my efiil Iren where snlVenna 11111 I: did everything claimed f* r it. 1 was troubled with (lyspvpairt, and afu-r using two bottles felt, the hsip:»ic.-,t rcflul'.N I Tlunk it « pood ail-round[amiiy ruedscino.1’ l'» B. C^aux, ucxc tj PostOllicc, Sc at lie, Wash.T.3 Spring r^-adicine“Hood's^lu-saynrilla is vilmible ns n spring medicine: it invigorates the whole system and tones up t:;e stomach, and bIiicc I became He-qmiiuied with IlOoil’?*^ursauarlUa I alsvayft rake jfuvaral horiles ia the spring, and, as occasion1-Ha-RuQ light thelies and Ims was ftL^roumi1 Would you like Lo e ;c « copy of the Germ a 11 court journal dcsiribing the ceremony? They were quite nice, ami 3*:hi 1 was theJovYliesL bride--“But lheu, you know, the Baron is the Emperor’s banker, and they would be sure to say thing* like that, because he as a very n man at court.“Oh, about my uara, Yes, it u* a Prin-hutb for the e attend-; find did paint on l a dozen t and upon .1 out iu idcinitv forrequires, the resu Aurelia, Iowa.Ee sure to getoil the year. ’ F, U. LkLMan,Hood'sr ISold by ah uruggists. ri; six for Preparedonly by C. I, HOOD CO.. Lowell, Mass.IOO Doses One Do31arbi.cc:5s’ itara, anti 1 a n ouly a Baronessyou know, dear, 1 have Rist got a divorce s that W | from the Baron Di Buren, anu am coiug to heir sitfo. Frinco Poyu-.eioIV in a few days. HeHALL'S BALSAMT1\ KaidThe *:€ iutsnt lt;l ininny useenter Iota r. inco (. on:jhTSLilftllt ri-.■ 1j I fur ( Tnft mu sati^ia* i«•c-.rr.lu It’wi oj:: oanv will be iU!X', the place its I it monthl CLuduS cr.this (i ler w»tlt;T as ; Bptciors c keeping t condiuor J’iifi “1bouh t. filter is ties of Wt for sculps u.s \v«li HY cons 1 rue I in it3 jna* takes .0 fiency of • in enumt It is 0 who real!be: tD” tb need lor po.rcs .id I the hum talned inT.'u? gei tbe filterSn:ct\ Finon Were ‘zen were vice of r. h'Ui:iJ rein id night, loose ami rictoriouahad ibis made 1and T. thought yon ie very nreuy and pose, for thertclii He has.nd ?toreg by some rls havft thLei took 4 y*E© was little wasr me in Bt, I’etersburg, would like to ace it. It quite valuable, I sup-Friuce is dreadiullv a lo: ol m: nog inthe Ural M0v.ntai.1s, and oil wells ana thousands of acres of land and bouses, and all sorts of things, and he would not send me any thing that- Ls not valuable, for he id too liberal a man to do anything differently, and hs th nks an awful lot oi me. Why, dear, there areFOR THIS LUNGS,forthousands ol womenmi*aris and St. .•‘eiersburg »ud Viennajadmaster on ITyalfrom hisg worked.j recently Jlareiuont, dreary asthat are dead in love with him, biu he never saw n woman he could love, before lie met me he says*.1’“But perhaps I a in tiring, you with all this.TJShe had tact ei.ough to see that the recital o£ all her roa' or supposed good fortune was no! as i.nterasting to the other ladies as it was to herself and she made a diversion of offering to show them a quan»Has hceu a nevcr-faiUng Taroily retncdy COUGHS tOUS, COKSUMVTJOS, “LA GRIPPE*” SO HE T MltO AX, HOARSE-^ICSS, PNEI MONIA. 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