The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-22


Henry w. minus Gabrielle. To
deny the rumor, the kilograms ex-
changed between the king and queen
since her departure have been
published, to prove the spouses are
still in their honeymoon. 1t is a
new kind of blue book and has
caused fits of laughter. The journals
parody the idea, and the music halls
have made the incident the base of
the wittiesG of SGy7letteS. The tele-
gram where Alphonse states he
fadores" his mother-in-laW is per
feet.
The Due de N is an hidalgo of
the bluest of blood: till two years
ago lie was as poor as q church
mouse, when he married a rich, re-
tired sJay-maker, aged 80. she paid
his debts, and sci ties all his LAVISH
expenditure, STIMULATING only that
every account should be presented
in her name. She rausacks his
desks to find love letters, and
regularly chaStises him. Having
discovered his ais0m with pretty
actress, the duchess demands. a
separation. The duke produces a
tailor's account where a suit was
made for the duchess, she is very
stout, to enable her to rake in male
attire.
A humorous controversy is taking
place to demonstrate that the French
system of scratch dueIling with
fOils, is only another form of ViVi-
section.
The Prince of Montenegro is here !;
he looks very noble and warlike; he
is ~ years of age, and father of
nine children. His wife is repu-
ted to be the lovehest princess
in Europe. The prince studied at
the. Lyceum Louis le Grand, and
the first visit he made after his
arrival, was to drive in q cab alOI e
to the Lyceum, aud spent an hour
in close chat with the head Of the
infrmary, a Sister Of Charity, and
the only official contemporary with
his school days, over old comrades
and their destinies.
Dear is the schoolboy spot;
We meier forget, though there VS. are
forgot.
| Trompette, Gambetta'8 famous
cook, is now living retired in Tour
aine, where the ex cooks of the ex-
Queen Of Spain and the Empress OF
Russia are passing the evening OF
their lives also. Trompette has had
three toes of his left foot recently
amputated for gangrene. He was
offered 10000 francs and staff OF
twenty-five assistants to direct the
feastingS at the Cars coronation
but declined. Cook rest, thy cook
ing's DER. Trompette's greatest feat
was the dinner given in Dec mbeT
1881, when Gam5etta was prime
minister. Of $50 guests, fifty seven
were diplomatists; the dinner was
superb. The Turkish ambassador
was of opinion that Trompeste ought
to be appointed, after his death,
head cook in Paradise, and it was
approved mem. con.
The preparations for the celebra'
ton of the 14th of July are not as
perceptible to the naked eye as the sc
of former years This may be dut
to the depression Of business, moi
political Indifference.
The Anti-Semitique is the newest
journal that has appeared. 1t is
hard time for the Jews. However
1 have not heard that any person;
have yet cut the Rothschilus.
70 collectors Of curiosities: the
skulls of sixteen notable individ-
uals connected with the first revo-
luton are for sale
The Chef-d'euYre of Dumas pert
is Dumas ills. Louis Philippe OPP
posed the erection of Notifications
around Paris. The populace ther
cried 4 bGS Louis Philippe! VIC.
les Qualifications! The popular
cry is now, a baS les forti1fcGtio7lS
to make building sites for Workmen'E
villas.
The discovery Of electric tele-
! graphy is claimed for an organ
grinder Monsieur Van Weston.
f When Charles X. sought refuge a
! Hollywood Castle after the 1880 revo
: luton, the Duchess of Hamilton
; was his chief guest. On her leaving
3 Edinburgh she was accompanied
! with her beautiful daughter, Lady
q Susan, aged Is, to bid the cid Kinl
s adieu; his ex~majesty, gallant a
! when due d Artois, refused to kis
r Lady Susan as solicited, saying
f My winter $50 years. would onl,
r fade the rose and be an outrage t,
spring."