The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-05


ME sinoe she was girl, had such an
end for aim, and when she ascended
the throne, she collected all the relics
obtainable of Marie Anteinette; the
CriAnon was her fsvorite pilgrimage;
che return ished that villa nome, to
recall the fresh gaiety and eIq lisise
elsRances Of her majesty.
Zola's new romance, Pot BOWiIe, is
appearing in the GauLOis; toe story is
based on adultery among the MIDDLE
CLASSES, for il appears the de alogue
has different manners of being VlO-
lated;he inten1s to draw Io conclu-
sion. evidently leaving the reader 20
deduce such himself, as IN the oase'
of the ASSOmmOir, and like that W.,
too il will painted with brutal a'ucer-
ity. MoIiere described cuckoid bug
bands as eroteEques; later. society
viewed them as dishonoreG. To day
they are regarded simply as deceived
Ia the brilliant and corrupt society ct
the eighteenth century, a faithful
couple were regarded as Laughing
stock. Jola appears to lay down,
tina: in the upper classes, adultery is
cynically Winked at,snd in tbs lower,
does not seem TO count; 1t is only III
the middle CLASSES, that the matter
becomes rrsgical. On the other
hand it is bat In the middle classes
where the astonishing spectacle is to
be Witnessed, Of the wIfe's psIAmour
being the husbands bosom friend.
Is the husband aware of the lldisOa;
is he blind, is be stupid? The para
mOur gives his arm to the vile in
public, while the husband carries her
shawl; be eats at their table; they
are sworn friends; the wife alone re-
mains a-spinx between the TWO.
All this situation forms the cZou. the
pivot, OF hundreds of plays. Bat
what passes 10 the hearts of such
three persopages 10 what u ia in
tends to lay ba:e.
One OF the longest and most Weali-
some streets in Paris is ins rue de
OharoDne-13 miles. 1t was form
erly in the country. In 1853, Lou g
de Bourbon, Conate de Clermsnt,
fought battle there and was beaten;
by order OF the court, ne followed the
plans OF the boudoir general Morta.
gne. Meeting the latter after being
beaten, he said; why general, l
could have made a plan as good as
yours, myself alone." VauCanson,
the celebrated mecsuiciAp, later
occupied Montague's mansion, and
constructed there his famous auto.
matte flute player, the duck that eat
and digested, the CHESS player, etc.
When Msrmontel's tragedy OF Cleo
pstra waS represented, Vsucanson
manufactured an asp, which in
climbing and wriggliug on the stage,
Missed. After the play, spectator
was asked what he thought OF the
representation: II am of the opinion
OF the asp"-Rhich hissed.
Many ladies in high society, who
we're addicted to gambling On ousnge,
Is uihsrs are to chloral or nips, have
been ruined by the monetary crisis;
they drove In their carriages 10 the
Baurse, and occupied shabby roolA
as an Office for few hours. To give
and receive orders. Their idea OF
the world Was, to open the oyster
with the sword. When Laws south
Sea bubble burst, the Inhabitants OF
village outside Paris, threw al IN
fortunate lady into the Marne. Oellev-
ing she was his vile.
The feEs to honor the centenary OF
Auber, promises liz 9 81 nilAr funeral
ceremonies, to be very gay. He was
80 when he died out OF disgust at the
commune, for be could have lived
had he 80 liked. Almost to the hour
of his death, be worked with the
energy OF twenty years, alleging work
to be the beat pressrvative Of life. He
also laid down, that no man however
aged, but retains in g corner Of his
heart, al affection for that music
Don GiovaBi for example. which
most pleased him at the close Of bis
teens.
Adele Page has been humoly
buried-sn old woman aged so; she
was the Musette in the pie de Bohemc
play dear to all students. She was
in her day the prettiest aotrice on the
stage; what eyes, what pearly teeth,
what q laughing face. what wit
Her husband is a moving fiddler II
Prague.
The Theatre Francois wants actrica
of talent Sinoe the retirement o.
Nine. Favart, and the boiling o
the grand Sarah, tnis first OF pis]
houses IN on the decline. This haI
been illustrated ia the revival OF she
DENT Monde. here the priHclps
role held by Mile. ThoIer, was fail
ure; she lacks expression and nstura
interest in hsr part.
The most pitiable creature II
France lie elj to be, a young lad.
belonging 30 the middle GLASSES, with
out fortune, snG consequent
doomed to become an old maid.