The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-18

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~nU were conceded, not the
right-as that does not exlst-9uI
the privilege, to meet for the as
natch of business, the latter has IN
pyariably turned upon politics, not
mon shop. The wild theories an.
npnneed for the regeneration OF
mankind quickly deprived the re-
unions of that practical sympathy
and xirdly attention which serious
,,t1 were inclined to bestow on
the proceedings. The object was TOO
crave to be treated as screaming
farce eccentricity was as much OUT
of Mace as mirth at a funeral,
thonoh Schopenhauer lays down
that marriage alone, not death, IS
tho nroner occasion for putting Oh
Sacltcloth and ashes. The speakers
AT the congress session just closed
disnIaved intermittent sanity, as 1t
vol ed as a weapon to be used along
with revolution, the ballot box, TO
destroy capitalists. A visit was
then paid, not in battaliOns, but IN
single files, to the common graves OF
the heroes of the commune, over
whom not a stone is raised nor a
line carved.
In the rage which exists for erect
ing statues to forgotten worthless,
nnfeigned pleasure is felt at that on
the stocks for Alexandra Dumas,
pere, and that it is hoped will be
| inaugurated on the 18th OF July,
parallel with the ceremony OF the
new Hotelde Vile. The humorous
old sinner himself would be the first
to laugh at the coincidence. The
celebrated DR.. Demarquay publicly
stated on an occasion, that Dumas,
mere. was one of the most powerful
auxiliaries to the profession. Every
invalid was certain to have volume
of the novelist under their pillow.
To those on whom real life weighed.
Dumas opened largely the regions Of
the ideal. He conducted them en-
chanted across the most fanciful ad-
ventures that ever an imagination
produced. But note well, and mer-
| iting not to be forgotten in this age
of cynicism and Indifference, never
was a line penned which taught con-
tempt of Providence.
In a law suit which is taking
place respecting the succession of the
Duo de FrantSs-Marshal Berthier
= property, some historl cal docu-
ments were handed ia, among them
is one from Frederick William, King
of Prussia, dated June 1912, wherein
he expresses his pleasure at furnish
ing an auxiliary corps to Napoleon
[. to invade Russia, and feels certain
his braces will prove worthy of the
honor of being commanded by
Berthier. What change between
the then and the now!
Moneyed gentlemen have their
Yachts, drags, journals, and private
!, theatricals. NJ. Molier has his pri-
vate circus, where the troupe of per-
formers belong to the upper ten
and whose acrobatic agility and
|; clownish tricks, might justly cause
professionals a pang Of jealousy
After the performance, the guests
= are served with supper, where the
artistes appear in character. Some
feats have been originated, and 81
excellent, that the caterer for ont
> of the public arenas, desires to pur
: kchase the right to reproduce them
The Jews are lot to have dealing
! with the Samaritans it seems
. NJ. de Maby is minister Of agrlcul
ture, and creole, represents colony
He has been making tour through
. the vineyard districts which hay
, most suffered from the phylOXera
? The Duchess de FitZiameS has dis
? played Joan Of Arc energy, in re
: pelling the new invader; morning
;. noon and night, she studies tn
4 habits of the bug, and how to eE
o tirpate it. For her campaigns an
n patriotism, proprierors and agricul
ural societies have voted her medal:
Well, she invited the minister, VIII
o officially called on her, to stop #
n breakfast, for which act of courtes
;. towards talented republican an
q fellow-countryman, the creme
q society lifts up its hands in hOrro
! What next, and next?
h M, Arsene HOussaye has reprinte
q his spiritual demand for the adml
70 sion of women to the academy,
# creating for the most Intellectual r
r. presentati1 of the fair seK-tO-ds
! perhaps Rosa Bonheur or MADAM
% Edmond Adam-a special fauteui
is No. Al. 1t is said there are alreaC
i too many old women "immortals
O. Many excellent male celebriti
g had to remain out in the cold, son
h for political reasons, like Michele
a Dumas was preostracised on accoul
IT of his pecuniary difficulties. Imagll
If a bailiff coming to seize the roma
cier amidst the illuminate, to co
IN duct him to a debtors prison.
at NJ. de Lesseps has been just pr
~ scented with tenth olive branc
o. and at rs years of age too. T
y isthmus of Panama canal is a CO
~ tainty henceforth. Brief and e
If pressive epitaph: "Hic facet, q p'
s feet defullct."