The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1874-06-13
EvE-ANGELIcAL CORNER.

Lyric haul-A PrinaG donnas salary.
Neilsson made only $150000 in America
New French flowers come highly perfum-
ed.
Lace scarfs worn around the neck are now
beaded.
France has no male boarding house keep
ers.
Sandal wood Jewelry is new. The ear
| rings are in the shape of Il cross.
Sashes are no longer tied around the
waist, but fastened in some adroit manner
at the back and side
Judge Mott, of the Court of Claims, has
decided that the wife of Judge may not
practice as lawyer before her husband,
Samuel A. Adams was recently granted
a divorce by 4 Vermont court on account of
the ''intoerable severity of Sarah, his
wife.
Algernon G. F. Sartoris to Miss Ellen
/ Wrenshale Grant. But it is blood, not
name that is transmitted to coming genera
/ tions.
The proposition to introduce ladies' as
railroad conductors is frowned upon in
view of the fact that their trains are always
behind.
Eight hundred Isuperhuous manageable
females i'll Easton, Pa. live in silent protest
aginst the advice given to young men to go
| West.
A Mrs Oliver, of Dubuque, a few days ago
gave birth to a g humming bird y of u ba..
by, girl, weight only one and half
| pounds. Yet it is vigorous and takes it's
| The lady crusaders, arrested in Cincinnati,
woke up the next morning to find their full
! aI,1
published in the newspapers.
| proper food with as much evident relish as
young infants usually do. 1t is but seven
inches long, and finger ring worn by one
of the visitors, who called to pay their re-
spects to the little stranger, passed over it's
hand, and would answer for a bracelet.
young wife once cured her husband of
a disposition to absent himself from home
nights by providing him with an excellent
dinner, and saying to him afterwards:
"George, if you find sweeter spot than
our home, describe it to me, and will III
val it, if die in the attempt" 4 kiss and
a few tears completed the victory.
4 young man who was married in Detroit
six months ago has joined in the discussion
of the question of-family economy, his lit
tie contribution is far from satisfactory, 81
do not, " he says understand how tits. |
used to figure it out, as | sat with arm my
around her waist on Sunday nights, and all
it would then cost to live would be $2.95
week, and now spend $15, and am hun
CRY half the time.
There have been three White House we'd
dings since 1920. In the Green Room, Miss
Maria Monroe, daughter of President
Monroe, to Samuel L. Gouverneur, of New
York. The second was Miss Lizzie Tyler,
daughter of President Tyler, to William
Waller, of Virginia, in 1943, in the East
Room. By singular coincidence the eldest
son of this couple married the youngest
sister of Mrs. Jefferson Davis at the Exec
utive Mansion in Richmond during the
rebellion. The third was that of Miss
Na1lia Grant
Denver papers note the return to that
city of Miss Matte Gaylord, of Boston,
'the great tourist of the Northwest and
Pacific coast, and says; GIVE years ago
she and her sister made this city their initial
point of departure for wonderful journey
of 200 miles, which they accomplished
with their own carriage, visiting every camp,
settlement, village, and city in the Terrific
ries, and on the Pacific coast. Miss Gaylord
is now en- route to Australia, where she
will spend the next two years i'll a similar
explorative journey" The above may be
taken with some grains of allowance for it's
being untrue.