The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-01-14
LORD GARM0YLE.
Mss POrte8cue's Swain Complains
Of the Press.

Lord GarmOyle, the young English
Robleman whose name the papers all
over the civilized world have been
recently ringing with. is on his way east
from California and may possibly give
Salt Lake visit; Lord Garmoyle is the
young man whom Miss Fortescue, the
artre5s. sued for breach of promise, and
against whom she obtained verdict of
$4,000 damages; the amount was paid
BY Lord Garmoyie. senior, and the
Fortejcue returned to share her wealth
With the man whom she originally threw
over for Garmoyle-
The 5. E. Chronicle has the following
Of the British hero.
Lord GarmOyle, the defendant in the
celebrated Fortescue-Garmoyle breach
of-promise suit, who is now at the
Palace Hotel, is not partial to inter
viewing reporters. On Tuesday he de-
MED himself to all. returning the an
swer in each case that he had nothing
to communicate. Yesterday morning
Re was still inclined to enYelop himself
IN eKciusiveneSs and again he refused to
be interviewed, although the fact that
ne ordered quantity of brandy and
soda gave hopes that eventually he
would unbend and submit like an Or
oinary m0rtSi TO the American inter-
NEVER. This hope proved to be well
iouhced. Aseut o'clock, Just at the
ume that the drizzle began to fall and
me atmospheric conditions became
somewhat like those of London. the
breaker Of Miss Fortescue's heart made
ms appearance in the hotel Office. He
proved 70 be very tall young man. with
pleasant, expressive face. its beauty
Sos IAtheT OF the feminine cast. He
Ia = broad. full forehead, which over
sSsSsa . essr OF large brown eyes,
aIH Dy heavy eyelids. The nose is
Snen nsEouS proportions and Just hooked
ersEe 9no thin enough to be aristo
som; SneeT 1t there is a mustache,
NC ~ ; Ii color, quite modest as to
TS ~ anu n.d. innocent either of curl or wax.
arS n NO and chin slightly recede
Who'll TN the reverse of heavy. The
morJo ;Sce indicates that Lord Gar
ard q. according to feminine stand
hE;,c c rex nice young man." while
ms Sno HeUE9e Washington Tyler as a
lorSsI.:s 0iIAeii OF masculine beauty. his
so.t would have to take a hack
n DT1s IN tne class, He was clad in a long
- sTt, which reached almost Ia the end
IT, hs very .high-drawn-up trousers
o-s iatter ID turn DISPLAYED the kind
81, SIZE OF foot which Supervisor
SoI, hoelonsly impntes to a IncsI
ICuinSiist OF the subsidized corporation
t, The long and slender hands
ra.lied a crooked s lex. which could
~. Nv. nave weighed less than
eeis OF pouRiS. His Iordsh;n
P.ofed sall lapprogchable. hut aniici.
LeVthg that bath In our renowned
Cairllate would thaw the Remainder Of re- re.
I've I've out OF theyoung man the REM, ter
foo awaited his return in The har-
t tSo Of the hotel. At 5 o'clock he had
- ,,e aeisiacuen OF seeing my lord re-
S ian IRON his ramble. Having giyen
so ',n another chance at The brandt and
s55a ueGoctlon the reporter yenrured to
.esS MN. He told his lordship thar
-G Nv y a Chronicle repor. er.
lord eS' quietly agreed the English
"a. And would be pleased to infer
'- s.1,,yu u, continued the reporter
nel, had rather not he inter
10. replied Lord Garmoyle. The
tban no sooner do | come to town
You know" uiiVe NE out OF IT,
Ban R R would indeed be great loss to
i renoI francisco society" answered the
ma. AIN going to leave Tomorrow.
rev sSSs'heless. l am going to Monte.
~T En e are you going next2"
the 1 M yol tell me anything new about
peSt ,OI.e matter?" the reporter
anssed Oarmoyle did not look at all
about il cant tell you anything
natter MY Lord attended to the
sue's . has 1SsIb been stated that Miss Fortes-
had iiove letters were taken from .
ef writer's that true2"