The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-01

Grand Prix was 10000 tr.
and the Jockey Club made $4,000
fir. entrance fees. The latter figures
explain the secrect of the multitude
of suburban race courses. The gam
bling site pays. Hhe French pro-
phets urged their cOuntrymen, ION
patriotic grounds alone, to put
their bit of money on "Fronten. /
signal the fact aS new element In
the science of tips.
M. de LesSeps is to convene an ex'
traordinary general meeting OF the
SueZ Canal shareholders TO eXpound
his programme as 10 q second route.
Ii is conceded that NJ. de Lesseps
has the monopoly Of the isthmus; but
to cut a second canal no must de-
mand the land from the KhediYe.
The latter's consent will be dictated
by England. and which will mean
representation III the admEnlSGr2-
ton, proportionate TO her ownership
of nearly One-half of the shares and
the furnisher of four-ifths of the
receipts. That's the attitude to
maintain in the Blind cry of the
journals here-eXciude the English
and their money. M. de LesSeps
states, he and the three English
members on board of tWenty-fOur
Frenchmen, are agreed as 70 the
solution" Hope the three in queS-
ton do not hail from Tooley street.
In all his interviews and amiable
explanations N. de Lesseps has
never yet touched upon the equit-
ABLE representation of English cap
ital and custom on the board of a
canal claimed to be not exclusive,
but cosmopolitan.
The seed of Abraham has never
been an easy matter to count; this
may explain the difficulty of dealing
with the Rothschild part of it. AS
if to make confusion more con.
founded, that family equals an hidal-
COS in point of consanguinity. The
R9thschilds themselves stand in
need OF a "who's who2" There are
some married at once to their COM
panion, their neice, and their cousin.
There is a Rothschild married to
his aunt, so that he is his own
nephew. The late Baron James,
who died in 1864, was the recog-
nized head of the tribe, his widow
resides at Cannes, and grandfathers
lcall her "mamma," and never speak
to her without taking off their hats.
The Baron James had only eight
days vacation in the year, and these
he passed at Cannes to cure his
rheumatism. He confessed always
81 am never troubled about bills to
meet, quarter days cause me no
anxiety: but L desire to get rid of
my rheumatism and to be able to
eat; that man who enjoys good
health and contentment is the real
millionaire" Baron Alphonse is
the eldest son of the deceased, and
head Of the French RothschiIds.
Re has three children, Betty, who
took out her diploma as school
mistress, and was married a
few years ago to her
cousin of Vienna; Edward
la collegian, and learning
to be printer, and Beatrix, a pain
ter ana certified semptreSs who
was married yesterday to NJ. Eph-
russi, the Russian banker-a gen
tleman who escaped expulsion from
France ten years ago for insulting
| the Republic under the noso of
| Timers, at TrouVIlle. The moneyed
ones of the earth mustered strong
at the synagogue, where a choir of
$50 OF the first artisteS in Paris sang
the services. In every Rothschild
there is a first class clerk. Baron
Alphonse works like a slave daily
in his ofico from 10 till 6. He
passes his moving till 10 with pri-
Yate correspondence, and leading
al the romanCes-gOod, bad aud
Indifferent, as they appear. He
owns shat keeps fNs head clear and
his mind fresh. He is an inveterate
smoker, but never smokes more
than one-third of the cigar.
The council of the Union Gen
erale Bank, whose smash eighteen
months ago produced the famous
RrGch, is sued to make good The
deficit of 2O,O0p,00O. 1t is believed
the members ara not legally respon-
sible. NJ. Harth, an American
banker, had his wife, Kitty, ind
M. Magellan arrested for adultery;
Magellan appealed, alleging kitty
was not married; in the meantime
Harth obtained his divorce in
America. 50 the court of appeal had
to dimiss the case; the battl ter.
minated in default Of combat
ants. a father had son
and only child, who fell hopelessly
in love with bar girl and ballereine.
She Induced him to rob and forge;
TIE father then turned the son out
of doors. a few mornings ago, he
found his son corpse hanging from
tie stair case. He cut down The
body with his own hands, ordered
the police to transport it to the
morgue, and refusing the remains
admission to the family sepulchre,
they were inferred in the family
grave. 4 pale edition of Junius
BrutuS.
An old bachelor boats that he can
read the character Of any lady from
the manner she shows her foot on
descending from train
The Due de M0rney, who, in imi-
tating, surpasses, the head dG1lserLse
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