| Show U r fOR Df DENIAL I L fOR 1 Horses Reside beside on Fashions Street And Owner Lives Ives in iu Modest louse House EQUINE EXPERTS EXPERTS QUEER FAD inch Klch anti ami I Popular In lu the Lime Most Ex Exclusive Section of Society Some 1 Of Ot Ills Ils Strange Stra Acts Acts Correspondence ONDON Slay May I Z T u horses are ara arl LONDON L much mich less lel expensive than a R wife wire and nned Inc much lean Ions lel trouble observed the distinguished St John Julia on one occasion and thus It Is IA that his family ns its he calls his hie hi horses have havo defeated the ambitious designs of ot moro lucre mOI in that than Mr Ir Paul Paulel Paulet et el bother hot her himself to count HI HL Ht John pronounced Paulet Is I the finest On t whip and the bout best Judge ju g of horse Formes In all al London n on the city of good geed horses as U ran can be b from the set fart that the 1 sister sinter Princess Henry of ot herself an al expert In horse horseflesh horA horseflesh flesh fh has hl Just begged him to choose chool the horses which cess case Ella Is to lo get her morning morIng exit else h hereafter r In hi 11 How Ho King 1 pretty pret nip niece v hind bad an accident while out riding some mine time tune ago and haw has been heln so o n timorous ever ver pr since silica Inc that the tine mutter matter of selecting hOI her horses has h been beena n a subject of serious consideration Probably tho the king himself lf had bed to bo hl called callet Into consultation on so eo grave IrVI a n 1 matter MISTAKEN FOR FOIl JOI A mOO I Constant association with and thought for his hil horses horos torsos may have havo hind hall something to do with wih tilt tho tort tact that the tho rich rih aristocratic and nud eccentric Mr Ir Paulet U to I continually b h ln mistaken for tor a f groom by Iy those who ho dont happen to ti know that as na IR heir the he son non n of ot Lord lArd George 1 Paulet he Is heir ho r presumptive to th the Marquis of ot Winchester the premier marquis of ot England l whose who e envied It Is If to carry the historic cap can of ot maintenance before tho the king on 01 nil 0 I state occasion Although their names are spelled l differently he II Is II also related t I II the beautiful Rowena HoenA Orde Powlett w who ho Is 1 now of ot Exeter and anil 1111 to tn the young OUI Hurl I another change In spelling whose title to the tho earldom lately was waR contested unsuccessfully by his who became famous tho the world over for far the tho fact that he earns ti tL living by turning n hand organ In the thc streets It I was an nu American peeress II er IH I Lady Malcolm Malcohn of who remodeled tier her line fine old bid oll Suffolk county sent tier Bar halt hall 1111 so 0 that her het drawing room loom window should face the stables In hl order that tun silo she might keep her beloved horses hansom I In 11 u view slew but hum Mr Mfr Paulet goes IOK her one better In several respects Until lately he hl tart kept 10 horses horles with a 1 groom for tor ouch each two 10 and with 1111 servants to wait stint on 01 tho the grooms groom yet ct he usually feeds the nurses horses himself and aid looks leaks after 11 them In 11 person on ns as lS If It I they Ihy were werl Indeed his family tl 11 I He lie ins has a n house houRI In III street t which Ih Ik quite the small smallest est eM In the fashionable district but ut Park lane IlIn tho l most expensive reM real thence street In nil all 01 lAndonI Is the elms chos chosen en In home hOle for or his hil horses hOIR which are Mr Mir Ir Paulet died cued there thero In grand style will oven even leave an nn ultra supper party r after tho the theater to tl rush rUAh back change Into his hili stable clothes feed his Gunny family amid 11 sec nee Iee them corn com comfortably COI r arranged for the night HUERTa ALL L OO GO TO TUB TIIE TJ Among Amon If tho rho smartest affairs of ot the tho London season lire fire Mr r ton lens tonto to which fashionable English Bait ami Americans mo me Invited And Anti on these occasions thin the horses are aro Iro dressed In fn their best and everything In the time III bIen beautifully polished up bemuse because In a 1 body hodY all ni the lh guests Ruest repair to 10 Park Pak lan Inn lanon Innon on a It tour lour of ot Inspection Mr Paulet declares tit that Iha the horses horse know knots knol perfect perfectly ly I well II when those these parties are aro coming coining t off and aid 1111 rejoice accordingly because It U Y means additional favors In tho the form torm of surf or orAs As AI a n whip Mr Mfr I natal Paulet I Is famous trous oath Is 18 to 10 11 he in seen II about town lu iii luevery 11 every ory kind of ot carriage HP II hns has not nt only a four horse coach but bat a 0 victoria victoriaa a n buggy a n private hansom it a I pillbox p brougham on springs nn fill ni sociable dogcarts without end enl and one ona of ot the thE only two specimens of ot the cur nob le driven In London lldon Thus This Is II s a 0 high carriage distinctly reminiscent cent celli of or the thE early days of ot the pie nineteenth century coni Ir when according to Thackeray ot of In hl Vanity Fair Jos Jom Sedley one the thc young bucks buck of ot tho the lily tl said mold molda to a drive his ills to Bath Dath ath to the thc ad lid admiration ld of ot all ni the lanes III Ila In order to prepare reparo for tor the London Landon season the Paulet horses are taken t to 11 1 their country homo home for two to months month and when whon the ruth rush ruh and turmoil nf ot the Is I over they tine ate allowed another two moths months holiday to tn recuperate be before 1 P fore returning to London Lando again for tor UH tM Salina autumn COUNTRY ROUSE HOUSE Ib I This ll country countr t home Is IH situated in itt 1 the he b Quarry Woods up the Thames at nt Marlow MAlow whore Mr has hAn II an ni es em estate f tate into While a n smell small cot ago by hy the riverside I hitherto has suf sufficed ut tired ned for his hl own wants lIntl the tho woods am dotted here hete old and there with wit loose 10 horse horsa hON boxes hoxel all 01 fitted up lP with wih electricity for tor r his favorites Now however Mr Paulet has hns made up I a weird and novel no al residence for tor Two little brick cottages on his hil estate standing have bave hlo been united by iv a 1 large ball hall entered by a 0 a large larae oak door studded with wih w Ith great Iron Irn nails nalle 1100 which witch rises a 0 tower crenulated all aU round rund like hike Iko n a fortified castle ca lr At night he him lights up the woods wih electricity not only round shout about his hil resilience residence told and d the tho boxes where lurA his hla hil favorites 1 are arc Installed but right up Into t th tie 11 back bele of tho the woods whore where being dl thc th most spot Imaginably ably abb Ibl Mr h hns hAR built buit himself a I 1 portable Iron Iroll ballroom Outside this building Is IA ugly gly to a n degree but In lo I tide aide tlc on 01 Uio Ulu UIt occasion of ot tho mho last Jut t ctrl 14 t Y r rI I r I tho the walls wore were crowded r Ide 1 with wonder 1 ful I pictures old Paulet armor etc Iw b while thero there beM besides t two to o gnarl Brand Manos and a glorious Intonation Installation of ot electric light I IOnlY TO BUY HUY GLOVES FOIL FOit Tl GROOM f only once a n year Is this fond horse horl horseman fy man long from hl his hll family and 1 thin thle Is la when ho rushes over to Ja rill to huy gloves for tor and his lus grooms Krooms making both Journeys nt nl night tune time and anel tho the cn one Intervening t tr r day shopping In Varle larl Twice a aIn I week Ik IkIn In tho the ho he h runs rune down to for tor the tiny day Mr tr tho the purpose nt ot fires so no J an ns to keep hie In tune tun though besides others he keeps a 1 than nan 1 always on the H to look litter after the electric light Even when whon he h Invites invitee friends to 10 lunch with him Mr Ir Pastel does doe all uti the work tho the conking Her serving n his hie hi guests guest with roast durk duck with Mulling and other d dif r dishes that betray no amateur hand though his hie kitchen arrAngements are aro certainly of tho queerest At one ono time or another Mr Paulet hoB boa lo every cery Imaginable o sort ses of at craft and ho ho putH them to when their day dRY on tho the river l ls a lone done y Drawn up high mid dry on the tho bank bankI 1 t not Jot for far from his hI dwelling in Is the tho hulk and rest restIng restIng nf ot a 1 once onre beautiful houseboat Ing on the tho top lop of ot this hide by side deni III a athe the Rhella shells of ot two old steam An All nn fl stretched one of above c nUo ia lut t summer nn l one of them then tip lip by this notable amateur tor used ns ne ft n dining room for tor visitor After Atter lunch they thoy used to bo ho Invited dawn t Men ten into the tho old launch In lilt w have coffee While Mr the tulot does docs tho Ihn up mind gets th Iho tea or ready his guests guest I go KO out nut on the river rind noni later they the havo hR ha yo another water cater II ater trip In fn his hie steam launch munch PAINTS HIS ilia OWN HOUBE HOUBEIn In London also ni o Mr sir Ir does doell nl aj ajmo n mo most malt t everything for tor himself It If n hIs J house houle In Mayfair wants palming painting It Il Is le lehe he himself that door does It and h he c en es 1 to fomo of ot his hie best beet friends that ho hoIs hOs Is hi s thankful when Hank holidays rome como around and l folk tolk go out of town so that he ho ran non have hlO n 1 general turn out lave lf ij bothered by the Iho Interruption of ot octal nodal cohere callers He lie does not always carp care to show himself at nt work on th the outside or of ofhie hit his house hou so o he tips his grooms to tn paint the paling of ot his hie house while ho he Is III busy buey Inside One our of every tiny dry II y In the tho year Is s d to the dinting dusting of ot his drawing room and not the most lm Int event Is III ever allowed allotted to Inter Interfere fere with tire the Ih hot bran mash which ho Rives given his horses every overy Saturday nt lit 2 3 When fashionable society chaffs Mr Paulet for tor his Ills eccentricities he burghs and declares that ho ha cannot tny dir dlf between his hi own food rood In the tho midst of or fashionable London and doing the tho same name when camped out In its the stocky Rocky Mountains Of Ot his generosity curl and unfailing kind noes nil all society talks For Fo two sum lIum 1 I mOrA mere ho loaned Ion lied his to n widow with a II largo large family reserving him colt only one room v with French win windows lows dows through which he ho might go In Inand inand and anti out without disturbing the Iho otter other inmates of ot the tho house lie Ire has now dis disposed I s posed of ot this Marlow property to a 1 friend reserving only a II port part of ot tho the Place dace for lor himself At present too he heis hele is le II keeping only three horses horReR hn killed It III ell oft off a n number of at his old favorites and burled buried burl Id thorn them In ht state to relieve them of ot tho the miseries of ot old ulel age It 11 Is taking sumo some tune lot fui the Ihl sorrowing owner to null pull bin hla shattered affections together to 10 permit of or to re replacing placing his bin departed friends In order I Ito that remaining the three shall bo ho nearer to him ho he li le having h box stalls built for them adjoining n his roone in in Marlow II D 1 h GENERAL I IS HOPE HOPEt 4 1 4 t i b J e ey 1 y tsy i r t r 1 4 v 1 r 1 4 if 1 Gel i AAZ fN Y Yi i I L The wire stories show that the great lere gre at general l anti and hIs army nr Me are MeIn In a n serious position pf If II the thA triumph over ov p HI nl Lino Tang T 1 ng and Mukden It U will probably decide the war tear If It escapee e the Iho trap trop he Is In In It tt wilt will be he one of nf tho the most brilliant moves of pf t history I u U w N M and will soon coon take thorn down own for tor the summer I 8 ins JUS OWN HANSOM I Iche This Thin cousin of 01 the tho th Marquis of ot Win Winchester chester che ter take his hl growing to tl a groom us nil a n Rood good joke Joko himself tells fella the tho story of ot how when driving tandem one ore day Iny through a II riverside town ho sent his hl groom Into an nn Inn and wee wax standing In person nt lit lio tiro horses mend head whereupon a 0 stranger Wine q up to him and said raid saidI raidI I say 1 youve got a pretty good Job ere cro aint yer or Not bad bod was Will the answer lIer Now Nov Ive Ivo been helln wanting to get gel Into Inlo Mr s service for tor n long Ion time went on the man I wonder If It SlY say n a good word ord for far me mo next lime I time theres a vacancy will tho the promise e he hr wanted Mr Ir ho companion gave him hima n a scrap of ot paper I with lIh his hie name and ad nl drese bo ho could write to when he lie scented a n change It U when the tandem tan lem had on orr again and the stranger wee was recounting to 10 the tho landlady how hots man had promised to put In n a good worl wor I for him hin that Hint ho hI learned he tad had been speaking to Ht St John lents of ot thU thle order are arc treated as nil asgood asgood good fun fan but hilt when a story etory once onro went tent round In III society that Mr Patriot die dis disguised guised as aR a 1 coachman drove a 1 lady X N NJ H 7 friend hb discover his ids Identity till 1111 she nhe wn IS Riving giving him a tip this re remarkable roo aristocrat seas 1011 furious say nay la tog If II I had done dono so I should not have made a 1 secret of ot It 11 for lor I often do drive arlve my friends In my 11 hansom No man Is III better beUer known about town or better boHar liked than then Ht St John Paulet He lIe Is l a 1 member of 01 tho the Naval and Mil MII Military club and many others and Is 11 bo boo sites n a persistent theatergoer Yet Vet though his 1111 face IMe IK Is so en known he has a n mighty objection to having his picture taken and will not let lei oxen even his hili intimate friends take a II snapshot of ot him If It he can help It MAt ION N HORTON HOUTON |
