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She has also native grace and taste wliel
comes Of drop OF French blood IN her veins, 81
| that she will doubtless spend her millions tt
good advantage.
San Francisco was too small for her. 1t wa
also too large, for she never quite attained th'
place as money queen which she desired.
So she has fitted to Paris. Her husband g19e'
her magnificent hotel, sumptuously furnished
ami al unlimited bauk account. Ihe nttlt
woman must b. happy.
She has created 4 sensation in Paris, cay
Paris, where sensations should be as frequent u
sunrise. She has played hostess to tue AMER
can hero, aud sat cheek BY jowl with the blucst
| blood i'll France.
Aud vet those who know her will say that he1
! happicst moment came the day after the Te{e,
tloir fire, she reflected that her old cronics OF
| Virginia City aud San Francisco were at that
| moment reading. Of her social glorcs aud tfi-
umphs in the tclgraphic columns OF The moE1l-
| lng papers.
they do every week when they read the accounts
| Of her toilets at the races and III the Bois dc
| Boulogne. ANY one eau see that they envy her,
{ because they question her good taste in doing
/ these things
TUE woRK1SGMEN.
| The ringleaders have been released, and the
charge for incendiary speech dismissed. But it
has served them Is 4 lesson, and they express
themselves little less sweepiugly. Everylittlc
grievance, or pretense Of grievance, is suatcicd
up .reedily by them aud utilized in the cause if
possible.
\ cold-bloodcl attack which just escaped be-
ing i murder. aud may yet turn out to be ol,c,
aggravated feeling aircsh The other DAY, al
though it hau nothing more to do with tho sub-
ject than that the victim CHANGED to be i work
lngnlan.
Cuarles Terrill, man Of some wealth. and
known to local fame, was driving down to busi-
ness in his buggy in the early morning wien hc
CAME to 4 portion Of the street which was bcis.
repaired. The Workulcn informed him that he
could not pass, but lie refused 10 pe stopped
When he insisted upon continuing on his way,
one Of the men, Patrick k1roy by lalnc, stepped
forward and held his broon. Up th:etteniigly
in the horses face. frightening the animal and
clraging the owner. Some hot words cnsucd,
when Terrl, mad with fury, jumped from the
buggy and drawing long, sharp knife, plunged
it into kroy's breast up tn the 'ilt. At first it
was thought the nlan could not live an hour.
but he fingers along still, and Tcrrill hopes
foltunc betall, it is not likely that Mr.. Tcrrill
will again indul ge in the carrying Of concealed
WeapoEs.
SENATOR SHARON
is Just now the objective point OF interest. The
most remarkable 1cat OF his Scnato orial career is
lis conspicuous absence at the present critical
juncture. Tclegrams, impctuous. entrcating,
stern. and commanding. everything By turns,
are pouring in upon him, but he is deaf to all.
He is manipulating Ophir, and awaiting the
passage OF the Silver bill. Hc terscIy remarks
in his dispatch Of refusal, ''Tile Senate may 20
to Ill" Although this language is mt Gus
tomarily employed By Senators III State CORE
srondence, i: is more than probable that his
meaning will be fully understood.
Meanwhile Oplnr stock las bounded up with
an alacr'ty quite bcwllder1ng Two weeks ago
cr11| fttr El41rt fl1S}
broker ie1t MS sea' i'll Tue afternoon session The
other Gay When Ophr was selling Tor SUI. BY
Inc time he sat uowA to tue diuner-tablt IL it was
$H. When nc Went into the hoard the next
morning the sales opened ut ~ 1t is almost
impossible to keep track OF its fluctuations.
Whenever the sharps want TO get ill., the7
strike porphyry IN tue mine. When ther want
to get out, they strike ore. The trick consists
IN knowing which they are going to strike.
Outsiders do not frequently lind out tle trick
but BY some clever sklr!nlslllnE With poSSiblti-
ties few outsiders have made some little
money bY these sudden rises anu falls.
Sharon thinks this rather lEellcr .tllan
the senate, uorc especially rs he is tile man ut
the wheel, presumably.
AMUsEMEsrs
boro hoo, .+ , e,,,oun,, 1,,r o,,> ,4
~: ou' 'o
of1sntenlns up. Inc Da1l1ci1cAs" Is accom-
plishing the almost unprecedented feat, in San
Francisco of running 10 nightly incr,.,s;nr hns-
;,o.. f.;r st.r, ro,,r+s t.,r ,,,,,,h ,,-,,au,,
'nese' ''n' ss''' .oul,s ~. nun usuafiS'
y slt1llal cApel1eucc peleH 1iclena Moou]cska7
Countess of Bozenta, who played brief Gu
raren1eut at the California few months since
Tho lady p,1e and .n octrc:s nf n,,,rl ra-
- ~ 41 ' 49, ~' - ''ue" ~
putc IN arsa", Dnt hau never been heard ol in
the Golden State until 4 lew modest announce
ments put forth the fact that foreign lady,
who had been studying English Tor some |
was anxious to test her progress during
a disengascd week ut the California Theatre
She Appeared first as 4drit7uc Lecou,rcur. in |
the play of that ,la1ue which is couaplratiycly |
strange to American thcatre-rocrs. I'll. audi |
euce was small, the interest slack. Rut. ai- |
thouoh sht. f. pnt a b.outifri ,vn,can hcr f;r:+
anncsr,ncc in,mctliate1y nrenoss,ssrtl crrry nnc
in har I,vnr as thc nav nrnrressrI ~ anil. l.
.nco fonni iise1i rn,,s;,] arI, start,n., RIA
ri,i.s whn had h,en s,;,ntari,,t, I;st'rss1v av1
cs+t;ur Slv il rho ,orr;1nr9 rt.rnI - oh
~ har ;ncrct}1nus1v ami g,yc fb.n,sclvcs IN to
rnr ;n1nrest wo,a IT, I,nIos ~, +ha ',,.n'o
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Whnn Wnliesl-, t}o:n1 har rnr.,r,n,on+ +boro
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S},u ;s ,1astinr.i to hcr,rnc m ov,raorainorv
arnr;tr IN tu,nr;ra Sno L. IN ,rir.ss ~ ths
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rs,1;,,ra wl,irh ;s lacEinr in tnat woh1crfm1
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Wit sacns W, ;n,.fTa.r,hln rr11ditv.
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