The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-18
An Interesting Paper From
the Gay French
Capital.
LIFE IN PARIS, AND HOW 1T
IL SPRINT.
From Grave to Gay, From Lively to
Severe.
Espesial se,rsspsndence of the HERALD
PARIs. October 2S. 1883.

, a hanging ofense like bigamy-lhs
an outcry is raised agsins. the butch
ers for specializing in bones. The
give too much bone with the mea
charging exorbitantIy for both. Th
Project de Police has been called {
the rescue. Once upon a time whe
people complained of the want {
bread, it was suggested they shoul
fall back on pastry. A philantbropis
oounsels the masses to patrcnizs onl
game. But the partridges are said t;
have contracted malady resem blins
the potato disease, and the supply o
red hares and ,oebucks has dimin
Ished in Germany. Even wild bosrl
I-sald never TO suffer from tirchino
sis-are disappearing before the ad.
vance OF civilization, like the red man
Is Earope destined to become q
branch of the Medusa raft? There j,
happily balm in Gilead: A good
samaritan in the rue de la Verreyie
supplies a fair square meal for Il
sous, consisting OF soup, . choice oil
three dishes OF meat, and q vegetable.
The latter can be replaced by glass
OF Madere, and il sbe client dislikes
animal food. or disbelieves in fish as
q Misunderstanding diet, he can select
two dishes OF vegetables instead. A
fair heel of bread is given. To console
ones self for the absence of wine.
you have only to read the latest anal
ysis OF the municipal laboratory, or
visit the ''1nvisibles" or apimalculi
world, al the Me- nus Plaisirs theatre to
be reconciled, and admit at the same
time that man must be fearfuIly and
wonderfully made to resist such per-
manent sources OF assassination.
The Sd of November is dear to
huntsmen, being the fs tie of St. HUI.
bert. The due d'Anmale intends
celebrating the anniversary as usual
With all donors. Perhaps NJ la:ssans
or General Thibaudin, may make a
star-chsmher matter of the meet. RI
20 not know why the Sd of November
was selected az the saints anniver-
'ary. as according to the chronicles
AND brief abstracts of the time. he
was born the 5th OF March, 656. and
1led 18th of May. 727. Even allow.
ng tor old style the difference cannot
% reconciled. Although at the risk
u adding a motive to those presumed |
o exist tor e1pelling the Comte de |
:arls, l mention it ss q stage whisper |
hat 81. Habert bad for ancestors
jloves !, and Endes. the first Comte
10 Paris. His father returning home
rom long journey, was surprised TO
ee the towers OF his castle illumins,
co; coming nearer be was informed,
lis duchess had been confined of a
On; she herself said it had been sent
'om heaven, as she was like Sarah.
atner advanced in years. The little
ranger was called Humbert or Hu.
ers, which being interpreted meant,
sovereign judge"
AT twelve years of age Hubert
wed the life OF an old man ia the
snrls OF Roman aqueduct; he fol-
wed bis father to hunt, and became
great sportsman. cunning as An {
'oian in tracking game. He {
United daily and on one occasion en-. '
'untered q hermit bathing q Q
FUNDED stag in a stream. From the 6
'quaintanoe, the hermit taught HUI =
vt medicine. natural history, aad b
llgion. The next school Hubert p
tended. was the court of King Thu q
~ OF Scissors, where bis majesty b
70 always Is drunk as . pole. Next q
abe,t came to Paris, and through j
Kindness OF Dagobert. occupied q q
ootlng box In the thick woods that .
"a covered the present rues st. q
more and Reioli. the Champs Ely al
g and Tuiieriss, and called The tt
eiter Louvre. from being infested re
ID wolves. Hence en- peasant, the th
gin Of the name Louvre" 1t
8 while in this shooting box, that q q
'utlful young lady, Floribanne, th
ne to warn him bis life was in GO
,ger. And the advice came in the be
< OF time. She was sent by the m
man whose life he bad saved, on
e Q gallant knight, Hubert pro- tn
ed to marry his guardian angel. to
brought considerable fortune to Dir
. for in these barbarous days, it 81
ths husband, not the wife, COP pa
ed the dot. On the day of the co,
rriags, Floribanne arrived in q oo
rage drawn by four beautiful Or
|ers. Hubert wore q mantle of tel
b OF gold made for him by his ito
her. The bride on getting out of da
carriage was about kneeling at Ar
feet of Hubert. following the Gus. in
OF the Germans, when he raised vol
up, and recognized her to be the gal
q OF King Pepin. At the "cathe- gu
!" in the wood, and at Scissors, be
bert threw over the shoulder of his for
e. . straw, then gave her a ring, An
! q farthing, and swors never to edJ
} another wife. The best men ant
/ bent the knee. drew their of
tds, and vowed they would die for Md
ibanne. While the wife passed He
time ministering to the poo,, wa
'ert. led sstray by bad company, COZ
lged in riotous living and perez bill
,g the monks. On Christm as dsy
he ives bunting q white stsg. has