The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-19

with the best and Is frequently 1t the GOV
or side, riding alter the hounds, well O
the front. Nearly al English women o
social position ride well. Many Of then
are magnificent horsewomen, and beau
tiful woman on high melted, thorough
bred horse going straight at a "rasper" o
q hedge or "hve.barred gate" Is q sigh
worth more than year Of namby. pat1b!
life.
Mrs. Langtry and Mrs. West have lately
created q great sensation by appearing Ii
the criminal courts as complainant
against the editor Of 10pn Tdlk, who hal
repeatedly libeled them. The name OF III,
editor Is Adolphus Rosenberg, which
would indicate him to be Hebrew OF Thu
German persuasion. He had declared tina
Mrs. West made q trade OF selling hel
photographs, and he had the impudenCt
to state that Mr.. Lanstry was about L
bring suit for divorce from his wife, fol
which the Prince Of Wales had given
Scripture grounds" The society Of Marl
borough House did not like this sort OIL
thing and the sCurrilous editor was had
before the "beak," who, In this case, was
Mr.. Justice Hawkins, and jury.
The editor proved small game, he gave
up the name Of his writer, he apologized
in the most abiect manner, he groveled al
the feet Of nobility and beauty, he pleaded
youth, inexperience, and poverty; he ask.
ed mercy for his wife and two little child.
rem, but II availed him nothing; he was
metaphoriCally loaded with chains and
dragged to the deepest dungeon beneath
the castle mOat, or rather he would have
been II they had had such such q
dungeon on board, but not being furnish.
ed for the emergency, they clapped him
into Newgate, where he can lie awake
nights and hear the solemn bell OF st,
Sepulchre that has tolled the passing hours
OF hundreds Of gallant fellows who were
heirs to "a hempen fortune" in the days
long gone by.
L was stated at the trial, by watkin
Williams, Q. G., that under the English
laws no one can prevent the publication
and sale OF photograph Of himself or
copyright OF the photo being
the property OF the photographer. It was
stated that Mr.. West had taken all legal
means to stop the sale OF the pictures Of
his wife but In vain. This case will lead
10 an alteration OF the law. The trouble
arises from the vanity OF tho ladies in hay
Ing photos taken for their friends; these
are copied or negatives preserved aud un.
told thousands are published. A beauti.
Iul woman always makes q mistake when
she submits to photographing; SHOW PEG.
ple," who live by advertising themselves,
ike sothern, Talmage, Lydia Thompson
Or Joseph Cook, may use photography,
but it Is an injury TO the beauty that de.
Ponds upon expression and color. A pho.
'ograph gives the facts OF form; 1t Is
severe justice without mercy.
Beautiful as these ladies are, | think
here are many handsomer women in
If women were Judged BY
points" ours would fall short in figure
md possibly in color. American women
aregood dressers while the English are the |
worst dressed people on earth, women or
men. What boots the women wear! An
English women's track Is the grave OF sent.
ment. have seen q countess protrude |
rom her carriage in Regent street nun.
Der nine "eongrtss' boot, the elastic worn,
md stretched loose and the straps, to pull |
hem on by, sticking out! "Think Of that,
Master Brook"
Give me well.shod, well-gloved wo.
men, her refinement expressed in the in.
lescrtbable grace Of elegant dress and she |
s more charming than beauty in bad
aste. lam, however, inclined TO regard
beauty as the Scotch catechumen did
Adam. "What was Adam like?" asked
he teacher. Like other men," replied
he pupil, allow SOP" "Why nome
Iained by him aud many lost"