The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-02

Tr0nTITv; Il = 13- n, = =:
0yONa. !, u g akS ]. y = lll5 4 FL
,..,5i.sss ~ 1NNYTsA1AfAnna
$: s - - Y: - : III IA !. -
= A1ssseDsssrsyssse 2 - I -. ,..a,.
Z saAss 90 WaaAsas . -. .1stsish A..
ssssssy.
~ =, -. = - MI -. 3 EAioaane
~ me TWO greas scandals Of the hour
( fnvo!vlng ,ssa g they do ne names and hon
p q swo' q 'noDiemellf - which at pres
ens occupy almost exclusively the sWest
ena ana the "fashienable club" por-
tons 'la. ~ W sne pubic mlnd-yiz., the breach
~ P.omise SUIT against viscount Gar
moyle, eldest son ot Earl Cairns, and
the martial troubles of the Earl Of Eus
ton, eldest son OF the Duke Of Grafton
-eall up into ones recollection several
previousnoble recreants, and make one,
in contemplating The array Of titled
backsliders, nolens volens regard the
saying Of noblesse oblige as . farcical
axiom, - any to be found among the
many senssless foreign aphorisms with
which tho English language is becoming
more burdened.
Noblesse oblige had 4 meeninR once.
I dare ssy, but It dosenf seem 70 have
one any longer. The only thing which
nobility appears to oblige nowadays is
that its possessors be blsckguards. Ger
tainly. in the estimation of all sproper
minded people who are not dazzled by
titles. such are both Viscount Germoyle
and the Earl of Euston. Noblesse oh.
lire IN its old accentat;or fo.orr .,,,,,,,
- t,,.m Ona 49,. 49, - - .pp.ss
".... y 49,. s. Io n.Aes .ose W poor
Pfessy, snu vaIsuouS actresss promises to
marry ner' compels her TO leave the
stage, advertises himself Is man who
will marry the women he loves, what
ever her caste and NO matter what ~.
family nav sav and th.n .vld.,,I,,
i,r..i. ~ tha .n..ao,,.at go .,ss..sS y :,
oNs s, " ..o oneee..enS' 1eluses 10
mary sue elll' siu gives no alnloey'
e1planstaon, or reparation, simply be-
cause-as he says the Duke of Rich
mond told him his wife could never be
re,rre;ved a. s,o,,rk, Tho c,Ahor s,, ,,....
has been married to sma M. ooSa,.;.;.s' ~. ye..s 10
-. Iii, . ,,o.o.;a,,s ,a,,,..... ~ ~ s"o.'lne
wl'u !, a. = no'o.lous coa.'eSan, waom, upon
MS coming INTO q title and the posses
sion OF fortune, he seeks to discard by
o trumped-up charge that she had been
previously married to another man.
AsI sav. thew are Int tvo NOV. -
.dd ~ the .1rosa, 1,,,.. ~. - 60. '-o,, "
/, " =, W s..o '..oa'y ,oAe i.s' y. hoole
Dlack sneep, Dotn male and female, who,
m , tne memory OF the present generation,
sas nave .h maae lor themselves regulations
loi .ne possesslon OF traats and ways
Palninlly pan inSoinpatlDle with the "nobil-
NY taelr taaes are supposed to confer
upon tnem. a snort resume ct the most
notea ., ones WOULD seem 10 De IN point at
1nls staee OF she pfoceedmgs. First
anu = lorenhosI. ~ there IS the luke OF MARI.
Doroug"' nls career a. 9 seducer OF
women-ranglng IN the social scale from
servant-maids 70 conntesses-as an un-
g.usiilug "uuleerer, uhPrinclpled scoun-
alsi' ..l'9i anu cows1o.y Wiie- Deater' IL TOO
well known ana fresh IN the minds Of
everybody 10 heed recapituiatlon from
me: =.
Ne4I we nave tne MARQUIS OF Water
ioru; nof4 =, onarles neresloras Dc eldest
TLosner, m ne Degun lie as the Earl OF
u nyIohe ~ seduan9 the "le OF Captain
=, VIVIAN, M. r. Adivofce followed, with
me earl as correspondent, and, on its
penny optahea, sn, ne married asi the errlng
woman. Ihe Earl OF Shrewsbury is an
o!leI o! youehiul nDe,tlne. y, When but
s,ealesen' sI ne seuueeo sha VIE OF Mr.
Mnnay, woman exactly double his
age anu quite oid enough to be his
nioeler, Due oi ssraneeiy fascinating
Powefs lor Young men, u IS SAID. Al
.er 'lle !egulaslon aivorce' dufing the
proceeaings OF Which ne openly con-
Ilhuea the lalson, ne' Two, years ago,
ulalrifu ~ .he paltner OF MS SIN, and
mere nave alreaay Deen TWO children.
9ne' 9n = = sU.l T. anu he,r 70 tne oidest earl
:,T'a :,9 n. ~ Lng glalla-IDorn , m"edlock 10 the
~ Ts 11sso1c1u a COUPE. .,.
Inc aeke ol ila.leon one seldom
nears OF now except az 9 seller at auc-
MHI S.on VI ialll,y lielri'9ms. priceless 70 a
noplenlan, 10 eha1le nun 10 continue
an alfeady long e. anu disastrous career
on Ille turi: Inc a'ke ~ perhaps pet
t tsr knowh IN raris 1hah i9 LONDON. In
tne former capital ne mas long been re.
Ha!1eu AZ u'se'lstlne l'ronigate ana
iold.nous DlIte, whose sensual habits
aIe 81 as oriental IN tneif pecuiiarlties as
s4ey are aegt~ahe IN .neir Destiaiity.
ne I. rs Is married 70 aa'lghter OF the Duke
OF Manchester, a giri VINO sold herself
20 ~. Decome auchess. one IL = sister OF
vlscount Mandevlile, and 1t ls 9 curious
lsct, winch may throw some hight on the
ailiance, that Doth she and the duke have
ffencn e, mot1ew; lei :.
Inc non: waiter Harbord' l4 Lord Sut-
neids Dfothef-l note them Just as 1
recall tnem-we will consider next. A
major IN the Seventh H''ssars, one OF
the s~eliest hght cavalry corps IN the
army, he lew years ago was the friend
ana pa! oftne fr1nce OF wales, bright
and SHINING hight IN belgraylan society,
and an authority IN the best clubs. He
was great ecarte player, and on one
occasion mad such marvellous run OF
!nck IN the holding OF winning cards
that suspic1on was aroused, and ne was