, 1875-06-20
Count Wa1deck, the ,Centenarinn
"a "Reminiscences OF
Kenenly.
Lacha11, the Great Frsnoh Criminal
Lawyer-~-An Incensed French
Actress.
Yalne OF Life In Russia---A Horribly
Original Sufcfde.-. Hisirionfc
Jealonsies. , :.

him again at dinner ut the house OF = charuin
and eccentric Irishwoman, known here under th
uame OF the Marechale Lopez. ! had Cour
Waldeck in front Of me; sat between his vii
and his son. AZ this young gentleman was abou
"a years old, supposed shat it WAS step-sor
and scarcely knew on what ground WIS stand
ing while chatting with his wife, N English lad
OF great beauty and distinction. At last I too
tue bull by tho horns. MADAME" I said. "yo
made heroic sacrifice in deyoting yoursel
to this gallant gentleman. Of another century.
mo" she said, The ia not Of my century, for "
feted his Tooth birthday nine years ago, but b
is Of my age, because love him." II neve
doubted, Madame, your lore for II. de WAldeck
l love him too, as one would love the eight
/ wonder Of the world" I undarstand you, sir
but love him az q woman loves her husband.
| do not count his years. I have trouble in be
| lieving hat be is 109, aud am only a." ;" Par
don the curiosity Of = philosopher whose study il
woman. Permit me to place An Interrogation
point before your heart. Did you love him at 81
because be Was gentleman in spirit as we'll Al
! birth, or did you love him from lover" ".
loved hun from love. I WAS at tina
time somewhat III demand. II among al
my suitors I chose Count WAdeck, il
was because found him the most irreaiBt
s 11se. ne1e 4 - sp4S.nuS !" Gwnso19 tuoss ~ =
"nu 1'e 80. en'eaaE ~ e!oulehs 1n'lu Ioutn
| ble7 7" ** Because he was tho youngest, He was
not 80 years OF age. He Was 20, four times
| over" At this moment Count Waldeck rose,
S..: .ooA w. nia uaad sa:e ~ onatnPa91e: 80
1apa o'l7eu "t Ptessy s1an%a ~ aonot o. Maaame
breath, without wnking. When it Was empty
Marechaia and Kissed .vaT thu }ast nesr1r iro1
| :That !" ha said ..is whnt Ta did It the Conrt
Of Lonia XVI" Nothing could haye beep moro
gallant aud gentlemaulika.. proposed toast
II my turn to thls living history OF century, to
~ W.. an a nno .a1 seea anu @ juuseu as9l
SPOKE Of the futnrn AZ Of The nast. Al Il he hid
only gone half way as yet. He talked Of
1u50 noW much, ne sald, must BE-
w;.tic;s;,s of Maria tnto,nstt. and T'p,;. wi
Ho said be was present when RiysroL aftor the
taking Of the Bastile, was summoned by the
King, who wanted every ones advice. Sire
,. saau ~ aas,to ~ r - wy e.uns. ~ sGn
Tnnis xVT did MT ri tha King and instead -
mounting his throne again be mounted the scaf-
fold. This WAS the last time that Count Wal
deck dlned out. Alter that memorable evening
ae at4t. as@1n ~ .ets hs spssmentGoa tn I:
vestsriay far etarn1tv. To,lixy ali the aid man
are out OF patience With him, and are accusing
him Of having been crirninaIiy imprudent. They
propose as al epitaph to be- engraved On his
tombstone, .'Here lies ono who died Ut ITO
for having lived too fast" His wife
is in despair-pobte woman aud brave heart. But
after alt, since she married ths Eighteenth Cen
tury, perhaps she will console herself by marry
ing the Twentieth
ARfMiNiscEncE or keNe6ty
coovuva iaftar il ti,a C;rc;onat; ~, ,,a,.rfoY.
rana,,, -, ~ ,.ts aas..h ~ 60. IT.,
nooe'Ns' - o'e t"'o epoeeu ~ epoAe' epp''ea'
cn'eh7 to eaitors- but ALSO to those who did not
vote for him, the epithets "JiarB," "peppy
liars .tvillaius" miserable .yila1ns," s.dis~
graceful villains ..flrunkan villains ~ sluf.
a.. u..-,..L..n .-s--1s.; :, -, ,,
s, "tos'uee' enAe,o' ho ooss'
"olsnonest ro8nes and donkeya.: he declared
that, editors being mad dogs, awe must muzzle
the newspaper writer's aud then destroy the
themsalvas.n Th;s, and thu do
-"sp ,..as..rs s. ,s' .s',. aua 'ao e's-
co'ety 1oat tne ag'tat'on % tn1s Fatape1sttTe
demagogue had actually infected ninety-dye
tieoce. and the miners of Northnmharl.nd
iii to.,,o-ros hava 10 ,,,,>or+,,r;t,- - -
~" .1a,' Aa'" ~" W opko."un'NS ~ to%aluB
IN the NEWCASTLE ooro"sete 1or their sao-
bath lesson the record OF the Kenealy trial.
which their best friend d-Joseph cowen, III.
y .hAn ad # frH$ $hn
- a.h,1,ns t-on, ~. ,1s,nai;ae ~ 49, na.s.,
20 e1nu4e IRON .ne pIoceeolnGa OF Tue Court Of
=. Rueen oenen. Mhs, loaV. ~ Inc RFooeeaangs
" .'ls .l,a ~ tMenty;hEe M yeA aso W. now nna
tnenr = ~ WY " sne gapllc' maY plaeny s1ate that
m e "an ,nontu,s .aun 'Em aao santeaeeo
" HULL 1uitlloou"en1 ~ Lo1o CSnppeli,
tol L ~ ot"'a. nssau.s apon h1s o"n IT,
cnuo y yeafs ola]. Inc cn'ao Was
lounu =. .I HanueaS % ~; ~ sne stleets. WIN cane IN
snt1 crowd ,stharad "i a1n ~ n;i slo
ens.y: m a CROWN eatneEeo ABOUT Tue chlld' which |
SAe taaen cate u W t1e ponce, ana surgeon |
aa'lng inspected lte oody tonod that 1t had been
loe = 4onR tlue sup1ect TO 1eartu treatment, mud
:. nasA alounu its neGK Gonnrmea tue cnilds |
He5, 10y, "nAo4 "na LUIS "as 4ivang Win Nf.
heneaiy' l USED 70 sleep with him. he beat
10 ,,o ,s xa.n cane ne as Dest me ior not learning
W @ necs = Nag 4nft Tlth rope that Vas put |
.s 1sounu ~ oy w: Aeoeaty. Ae caueas nold OF
mt try to pet .vav h. tnrt ne 30 %
,e then logged me; altar / was logged went
Q bed; the ne1t morning DRESSED myself. and
nen @ hgnteo ne NE; me Gay was found
- H;erasts ~ hy Tnuas,e. - xanp ~ 4o'a ~ 60 90
elf" The child was examined bv Kaneatv Who
I'D not deny any Of its testimony. and testified
nut the neatlnss often were because he told
.es taooPt!ng henealys 1angnage); that ne
his prayars. and gave him fne .aescTintions NV
t heaven, where good boys would 20. End bad
D bell. In fact. it appeared that Kenealy,
ag,ng pronent h's chlld over With him from
10 ~ s4 sh;s1soI esnot;t, ~ e a1u III Mssus 4 20