The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-26

sous Q vi the secrets of the Bonanza senA- |
to-. Houschold-A First-CiAss skeleton
ant = Large Apple Of Discord-voung
Fair Following In His Fathers footste Ps.
The excitement Of yesterday over the re-
ported attempt of young Jimmy" Fair to
lay a.s senatorial pa out in the cold embrace
OF death has somewhat subsidized. To-day
Coloael Fair denies that the boy is in town,
aud says he, has been at Paso Pobles
Springs, $50 miles south Of here, for week.
Nrs. Fair sfiirms this. but declines to say
anything further about the difficulties in
the Fair family. The scandals thus let
loose are not new by any means, and until
the sensation OF yesterday we're not openly
talked OF, but II Is known that the senator
aud his family have been more or less at
loggeghesds for couple OF years past, The
trouble consis,s chiefly IN the somewhat
onsa wsy that Slippery Jim" of the mil
lions ylu,re, The teachings of the seventh
commandment. While the senator was run
nirg the bonanza mines and lived in Vir-
sinla City, Nevada, these shortcomings
were TO u deg ee concealed, but since he
has come out ia the world, and especially
STAGE he weat to Washington. the senator is
alleged to have displayed the cloven loot in
LtA Ia mpidt uiutuu1utS1. SbuDltu WIFI
eounliess inideities, the burly senator is
sad TO be especially abusive and negleotful
0fhis wife, who is a most estima able lady,
bat one who does not show a disposition to
suuer in silence. She is a portiy lady, with
Iasbtng black eyes, and a will of Considera.
bic horse power, and when the senator gets
caught in some new peccadillO she has
way Of sultriiying the air about his head
that leads to suiphurous remarks. On oc.
casions like this the senator himself
tutns accuser and changes the good
LADY with unseemliness o. conduct,
which ali who know her believe to be false.
When the senator gets very wroth. and very
reckless of Speech he even intimates that
John Macksy has more influence about his,
tFAr's) house than he has himself. On one
N,caaiUn, llst after the senator had taken
Ids seat IN congress, Mrs. Fair. went TO
Washington unexpected, and there found,
IL Is alleged, that the senator had set up a
little establishment, which, though small,
might have been the envy of lsmail Pasha,
exkhediye of Egypt. All it needed was a
hntdozen eunuchs and Il chibouk or two to
make II harem complete This was an oc-
oasion in which the gossips say the excellent
lahy rose equal to the emergency. She didn't
say anything to the colonel Just then, but
aae laid her plans, and IN few days,
With Tue aid ola trusty friend, and several
po1nus OF moral dynamite, she invad ed
Nle seragi0, and the inmates fed TO New
York with the heetness of wild young "a.
les Of the plains. The ferceness of the
kplosion broke the colonel all up; but he
N back on his ancient privilege OF abuse,
aud adopted new course, too. He shut
down on madame's base of supplies. The
H& wanted to return to San Francisco
plaster up her lacerated feelings. The
lhnl aVnFQ ha Wnnltn't utva hos
n he didn't, Then she said he needn't.
would borrow oil she wanted from his
: ehds. She had some money, and with
eist iile started with her children and ser.
Snta.~ Her money took her to some point
Nevada. There she tackled the first
uADud OF her husband she met and got
money to bring her hosce.
With such relations existing between the
feats, u Is not surprising that the son,
Imes, iuaior, should be little hard to
Asnage. Ofcourse. boy-like, he stands by
h's mother, aud he has before shown dis
poHtion TO esp0use her cause In a muscular
Yav He is a wild youngster, and seems to
"a at the distinction Of being known as a
Terror Some time ago his father, to
eopafa'e him from some evil companions of
female persuasion James Is q chic of
Meotd biock), sent him on n tour around
tue world with one Joe Marks as tutor and
coinpagnon du voyage. Now Joe himself
~ chap that forgot to 30 to bed years ago,
NC knows how to line stomach with
chicken livers and champagne better than
bricklayer can line an oven; and as
tI the fair SEX he can scent the bouquet of
male tleurs clear across the Alps. The
,oys laughed when Joe set sail with young
rsir as chaperone and moral instructor.
But little is known here OF the tour. The
Hl man drew checks Till he even rot
Mred, and then called the boy and his
t0oter" nome, Since then young Jim has
nept hisfxcesses pretty well out Of sight of
the public, but unless a change for the bet'
Ter comes he will hardly reflect credit upon
hs Industrious sire, or take very good care
OF The fortune that awaits him.
lhe colonel and Mrs. Fair are now sen.
Msted' Tho lady. with her family, resides
senator has taken up quarters at the Occi.
Ssntai hotel San Francisco Special TO
ohioago Herald.