davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-15
AARRIOTr'S CASE.
Held For Alleged Liquor Selling
Without License.

Judge Piper was engaged a good por-
ton OF yesterday afternoon in bearing
the eYiaenee in the case ag inst joseph
Marriott, of Murray, charged with sell
ing liquor without a license. The p. os-
ecutlon was conducted by Sr. Moyle
and the defense by Messrs. Darke and
Bnrgon. From the testimony OF the
oniy TWO witnesses for the prosecution.
Ed Mackey and ]. Lavender, it was
shown that the first named obtained a
pint OF liquor from the defendant, who
Keeps a drug store at Murray. The
line taken bY the defense tended to
show that Marriott was a blue-ribbon
temperance man; that he never dis
posed OF liquor only upon a physicians
prescription, and that the complaint
against him was the result Of piece of
spite. growing out of a disturbance al
his place of business.
After hearing al the evidence, the
Judge stated that while he had not
jurisdiction in tine case, he wonld hold
the defendant TO answer before the
grand jury. The bail was fixed at $500
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-15
For the Heated fern.

Being grieved to hear of the two fatal
cases Of sunstroke N our midst. induced
nue. to aid in warning my friends to take
care of themselves during the present
hot spell.
White in India and Burmsh was
much ex osed 70 the suns rays, and
with one e1cepuon-when / wore u
black nat IN tn= city of Calcutta, which
was followed bv a sunstrOke, FROM
which i was relieved by the proluse
employment OF cold water-iuyzriablY
made use of suitable head gear.
The safest and most suitable covering
for the head Is that worn by the sol
diers, who are provided with what Is
known q the "HavelOck cap" which Is
covered with white cotton cloth, hay-
ing a curtain behind 10 protect the
neck, as il was found by the humane
Genera whose name It bears, thst sun
stroke as caused Dy exposure of the
spine.
1t is 4 good plan to place green leaves
In the rim OF the hat. Kept wet.
Black mats are very objectionable wear
during the hot weather, especially II
'lnpTOyided with VENT. ton.
y hint 70 The wise. etc.
Respectfully,
WILLIAM WILLEs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-15
sympathetic.

at the City Han, Tuesday evening.
an Incl cent occur ed WHICH y1eniplike-
the feeling that makes Us
wondrous kind" Mrs. SprasUe the
lady VINO hes obtained some unenEiable
notoriety through the conduct Of her
worse half, was in the yard, giving the
male Sprague a piece Of her mind, when
a business man of Second South Street
approached her with: Don't be hsrd
on MIN for htlle thing like that He
q htye crazy on that syrt vi thing. bui
be easy with him. IL he'u been brought
in for being drunk, now. l q Ike 10
have seen nIm serve his Time cut;' Dat L
case OF tnis kind-it DON'T amount 10
much-(i. and /. cOnGuct) lets see whA,
we can 90 about getting bali for him.
the baieful influence WASN'T ieit, how
ever, TO any great extent, Is bue object
Of sympathy languished behind the
bars.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-15
THE HORSE STEALERs.
Judge Piper Holds Three OF Them
for Trial.

When the case of the young horse
stealers. Ernest Williamson, - Kears-
ley, Fred Eardley alias Smith, and
George Austin, was called in the Jus
tees Court, yesterday afternoon, Pros
ecutor Moyle moved for the discharge
oil kearsley, stating that there was not
sufficient evidence TO hold him for trial.
The othe5Athree, on being asked by
his honor what plea they would enter.
separately answered guilty" The
complaint charges them with stealing
three horses, the property of n. H.
Clayton. Charles Holt and John Q. Can
non. To the inquiry of the Cours, il
they had any show for obtaining bail.
they each replied in the negative. Judge
Piper then hxed the bail for the aD-
pesrauce Of the prisoners before the
Third District Court, at 50 O0O each, in
default Of winch the trio OF young. hard
looking hnrse flesh appropriations were
remauded to the custody Of the sheriff
The case against Williamson for the
theft OF the Coon horse, which was
bought by Mr.. SymOns, the photo
grapher. and subsequently claimed by
Mr. Coon, shared the same fate as the
other cases.
The petty larceny charge against the
band. of stealing saddle and bride,
the property Of Mr.. Rigby, was dis
missed, on motion Of the prosecutor.
The young boy, George Austin, was
arrested by Officer Salmon. yesterday
morning. and gave the whole outft
away. He IS but a STRIPPING and has
not been in the city more than about
three years. His appearance would
indicate that he had been led into the
nefsriOus business. He Is posted as TO
where the stolen animals are, 10 whom
they were sold AID il Is prob Die thar
their owners will obtain possession of
their steeds in = day or two.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-15
"CalifOrnians Jump for It."

Among the $50 kinds OF Cloth BOu.d Dol
lar Volume given away b. the Eocbesf ,
(N. W SmCTicgn Rural Home fo- every 81
subscripdJn 20 hat Grelt s-page. 4S-col., l.
year old. weekly, which are SKI inches. from
$50 70 600 pag%s. ere these:
Law without lawyers.
FGmi. y Cyclopedia-
Farm Cvclopedia.
W rid Cyclopedia.
Popular hisiorT Civil War doth ddeR)
Fam & Stockbreeders' Guide.
Daneson's Medical Counselor.
Five years before the Mast.
Universal His,ory all atio1E
Boys Universal PRstime.
One book and pgper one year, postpaid
n.lt References: Hon. O. X. PARsoSs,
Mayor HOcnes or. Sam pie copies &c Ad-
dress, RUEAL HoNK Co, LID. Box 226. Roch-
ester. y. Y.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-15
Successful Horse Surgery.

DR.. S. P. Mckee exhibited a. Tbs
HERALD office, last evening, IS the re-
suit OF his skill as a veterinary surgeon
a lump OF grIzzle, oval-=haped, Weighing
about two pounds, which he had taken
IN the shoulder OF a horse q short
time bsfo e. The affection, called
calloused shoulder, had caused the AM
NAL much pain and Inconvenience and
It's owner considerable cash, besides
battling the efforts OF other yeteIinar
ians TO remove il. The successful sur
gical operation reflects great credit on
the abikty OF DR.. Mckee 10 treat dis
cas- s in equineS-without "butcheTlng-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-15
Pianos aud Organs
Tor rent at Calder's Music Palace
Restful Nights, Days Free From
Torture,

Await the rheumatic sufferer who re
sorts to Hostetter's Stomach Biiters.
That fhls benignant cordl.l and &c
purent is a far more reliable remedy
thsn colcnicum and other poisons useo
70 expel the rheumatic virus from the
blood Is fact that experience has sans
factorily demonstrated. 1t also enjoys
the advantage Of being-uniike thein-
perfectly safe. With many. persons
certain predispositiOn to Jheumaiism
exists which renders them liable 70 us
attacks after exposure in vet weather,
70 currents Of air, chances OF tempers-
ture. or 10 cold VIXEN the body Is not
such persons should take vine Eiass
or two OF tie Bitters as soon as possible
after incuTring risk from the aooVe
causes. as this superb pr0teesSsVe
effectuaIiy nullI6es the huruul lh1a
ence. For toe functional deTaneehl d
which accompany rheumatism sIen as
collie. spasm in the stomach: ptlpita-
ton Of the heart. imperfect digesno 2l;
etc. the Bift=rs is also most uSeIel
remedy. Ii Is only necessary IN oos,i-
nate eases 70 use it with persisIsnc4-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-15
PERSONAL.

MRs. TUrTLE left for Brighton's yes
terday.
G. W. CeoUcH, of Ashley, was in town
on Wednesday.
Mas. w. E. SMEDLEY leaves for Chi
csgo to-day.
2. c. CHRIsTESsKS, Of Moroni, was in
the city on Wednesday.
]. L. ROBINSON came down from
Harrington, Wednesday.
L.MOLsES, of Ephraim. registered at
the ConliueutsI last evening.
e. J. SWAEER goes out to the Park to
day, On business ana pleasure.
HYRuM BESNIoS, OF Taylorsville. was
rushing about the city yesterday
ADA AND MARGIE DWYER got back
from the coast yesterday morning.
SPENCE CLAwsoN leaves for the east
this morning to purchase q stock OF
goods.
GES. P. E. CoSsoR has gone to San
Francisco TO attend the Il. A. L. en-
campment
sErrR RouDoLPH and wife, of New
York, are spending a lew days in our
metropolis.
Ms. ]. Y. WALLACE and family went
up q tie stream sources IN the northern
mountains, yesterday.
A. G. SUTHERLAND, JR., is up from
Provo. IN attendance OH the examina-
tion of the supposed lynchers.
S. W. DARKE will leave for. Coslgille
and the PARK on SATURDAY., TO be absent
on business for few days.
A. g. BAsT, of a. W. King & Co.,
Chicago, is dividing his time between
cur clothing houses and the Lake.
HEBER GoDDARD, after.an absence OF
TWO years IN Europe. was on the street
yesterday, shaking hands with his ole
friends.
A. S. PATTKRsOs has returned from an
extended business trip 10 Oh Ills ,IdahO,
where he has been employed IN a big
mining case. q.
Henry SHELL will go to the camp OF
the Ontario this morning. He Will in
6uce some OF the Parasites 10 give
Utah chance"
w. b. CALvERT. and wife, from
san Francisco, are dong Salt Lake on
their way 10 Chicago. Mr.. q. Repre-
sents the well-known house o. Castle
Brothers.
DE-. H. J. FAUST. of Corinne, is in
town with a lot of shOrthorn stock
5 ockmen should call and see the fine
stock ne has on exhibition. - Logan
Journal. 18th.
Mrs. JOHN READING and family, Mrs.
Wlncote, Misses Louie and Lille VIM
cote left for the vicinity of Silver Lake,
last evening, where they will spend
three or four weeks.
B. W. DsIGGs, of Pleasant Grove. has
gone east. The gentleman expects to
visit r latives in Iowa, Indiana and his
native Buckeye State. he will keep
The HERALD posted, as Is usual with
him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-15
a Great Discovery.

Mr. VIM. Thomas. Of Newton, Ia;
says: MY wife has been senoosly al
lected with 8 cough for Nenty-nye
years, and this spring more serloosly
thai, ever before. She hsd useo may
remedies without relief. and osins
xrred 10 Try DR.. Kings New Disooyery'
did so. with most gratifying loa
The first bottIs rslisTed her yer mocn /,
and the second bottle has epso'1.e.y
cured her. She has not hAo = -
health for thirty years. n,
Trial Bottles Free a me =. " -. l.
Drug Store. Large Ess u
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-15

These pipes sre suitable for either water
oil or gas sud afe made 20 sustain pressure
of so pounds 70 the square inch, or grayi =
head OF over 600feet. Water can be brought
frcm any elevation IN them without leak
age or waste. The tube IS made Of the oess
Puget Sound pine which, being thoroughly
seasoned. Is spirally bound with strong iron
bands Of suitable strength for any required
pressure Tie whole exterior IL then given
3 coat Of ssphsl tlim, which protects the iron
from rust and the wood from insects or de
cay. The pipe IS made IN feet lengths and
spirally banded and connected with iron
couplings We manufacture his pipe in al
sizes from to u inches. he seton OF the
water makes Ii PERFECTLY water tight In
few hours In pOiuf oil disability this pipe
exceeds al Others The asuhsifum coaring
affords a thorough and almost everlasting
protection tOtbe iron banding against rus,
while the wood being constantly saturated
with water. viii last Tor. generations IL can
be laid TO- from ! 70 cents Per foot, &C
so-drnE % sizes IL is IL n u 70 = the cost
1f iron sud j. equal IN al respects 70 the
very hes standard iron pipe now in use i
zfli never coErode or give the wster bao
taste. IS i The csse with iron: Is less iaele
10 freeze. and can be sent 70 distant points 81
u the cost City OF town corporations. or
any others contemplating system cf water
gIlrylv VII Z d IL greihly 70 their advantage
- consult u To- further information AL
work glaraueed Send for prices and quo
tations-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-15
CATARRHAL DANGERS

To be heed from the dangers Of sufoo
ton while sying down: 10 brea'he freely
sleep soundiy and undisturbed; TO rise re.
Teshed. head ear, brain active and free
rom pain OF ache; to know that no poison
ous, putrid matter dehlts the bre III and
rO:s sway the delica e ms' hinery Of smell,
tss.e and hesring; 70 feel tuat the system
does not, through g veins and arteries.
suck Up The poison that's sure to undermine
and Destroy isindeed blessing beyond all
other human eI joyments. 20 purch sse i'm
munigy from such a fsie should be the OBJ
Jet OF ell AFFLICTED. But those who have
tiled many remedies and physicians de
spsir Of relief OF cure.
sAEFoEa's RADICAL CUEE meets everT
phase OF ca ArIh. from n simple head coldto
the mos loa;f some an destructive stages.
il IS locE. aud constitutional. In-isnt in re
Heving, permsreu; "A uriug, safe, eeonom-
tcal aud rCFcr Ialllug.
SaSFotB's RADICAL CURE consists OF one
bottle Of the RADIO Z CURE. one oo1 Of
CArARRU2L SOLYENT, aad one IMPROVED
lEHAlERla.l wrapped IA one package, with
treatise and -irecti0ns, snd sold b. al
druggists for 800.
Porter DzUe CHEMICAL Co. Boston.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-15
ECZEMA ON a CHILD.

y5ur nos. valuable CUTIcCRA REMEDIES
e done ny ch.id 90 much good thst ]
~ lie saying this for the benefit Of those
-, ~ troubied with skin disease. Ny
l;--is girl was troubled with Eczema, aud
- d several doctors and medicines, out did
1o. do her sny g0oQ Untl u,eu ne wi
-. ERuEbIEs, which speedily cured her,
~ which owe sou many hanks and many
y IsETOS ROssNIFR. EDISBUEGH, IND.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-15

'Now, Central, you're posted, come,
give US your views.
In a brush at the front what's the
powder 10 use 2"
He winked at = star as he pulled his
cigar.
And slowly replied, I'm brush a; The
never use powder. but-sozoDoNT."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-15

- vas silnost perfectly bald, caused by
4st,er al lie TOD OF the scalp. ! u-ed yous
crrICrEA REEEDIEs aDOut ak wees :, and
tbev cured my scalp perfertlv, snd uow my
hsir Is coming bsck as thicE IS u ever was.
Up CHOICE, WHITEsB0EO'. TEXAS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-15
A" NORTHWESTERN"
Bushlsn-s Arnisa saIvs

Tn BEIT 5AIyK in the world fer Cuts.
praises, sorss. Ulcers, Salt KheuM,
ccttsr soTss, letter, .Chappea Hands,
Ss;nAslainS Germs. and ali Skin Erup-
soai, hat pOHtlvsis cures Piisa, or re
~ required It's g1aranLSsa - give
.ileci sAfisssenoa. o. laonry rsiEsSsa
nee twenty fvS osats Per boE.
4ar Lais hFZ q Il.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-15

WHAT WILL CURE THROAT
AND LUNG TROUBLES7 Gilmore,s
Magnetic Elixir. For sale At A. c.
Smith & Co.'S Drug Store. Is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-15

JAMES SULLIVAN of Salem. Ore
gon, saws be was cured Of the Asthma
oy Gilmore's Magnetic Elixir %or
safe stAe Smith q Co.'S Drug Stote.4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-15
COVERED WIN BLOTCHKs.

Iwant 20 tell you fhst your CUTICURA
REsoLyE T il magnificent About th'ee
months $50 my face was co Sered with
Blotrhes, and after using three bottles OF
REsoLvEST I was perfectly
FREDERICK Il AITRE
q 81. CHAEIEs ST. NEW UBLsASs, La.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-15

THE "Favorite Prescription Of DR.
Pierce cures female weakness" and
kindred affections. BY druggists.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-15
Baby Carriages
u STYLES. AT II. DIsEooDET's- .
The Rarest of Combinations,

True delicacy Of flavor with true
efficacy Of action, has been attained %
the famous California Equid IN.
remedy. Syrup OF F1gs. It's pleasasa I
dered IL Immensely popular. For sale
BIZ A. c. Smith & Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-15
Omaha,
Council Bluffs
Z Chicago.

Inc only Inc 70 AXE for Des Noines.
Mars haItoUn, Cedar Rapids Cunton Dixon
Sl-eago. Milwaukee, and al points ESsf
10 the people q Nebraska, Colorado 81
e--nE- Otsh, Idaho, Nevada. Oregon RSAc
--s.on and California u onerI Euperio'
-4'sntzses lot P0sEibis By any other line.
Among few OF the numerous points Of
--leuolity enjoyed By the patrons Of Ihis
-.-- pelWcen OuslS Sld oniczEs ara II
- trans 4 dag " DAY COACHES
L-eh are re eEsst thEt auuaz Az and
- - yallty eau create; Ia 4 a l. A & =
-AEFlNs CARS. which are models
~ ~, eniert ana elegance; Itl PAEEOA
nAAHtAG ROOM CARS, unaurpzsssd
sny; zad itE widely celebrated pa.
- lLAL DINING CARS. tie equal %
"-aa ca not be found elsewhere
AT AZ Council Bl1aE the trains OF TIE Ua.Un
tsle ~. connect in UEioa Depot With
49, OF TIE Chicago 4 Northwestern BY.
--o,.S----csso ne rTXIaf Of this lins make Gloss
e-ectioa With shoEs OF Al EAItsTs iires.
,i 10 .DeS-oIt, Columbus, Indianapolis, Gin
T---a, Niagara FElls, Buffalo, Pirtthurg.
sst-1ioi AoEtrua, BoSfcn. New Nors,
.iI--ecelph:R, Blis5mors- wEahfrE.oz. ane
h s-ll.a II ne ESst. ask The ticket .-s--i
So -ckc-f -szn.hs
NORTHWESTERN
:, ! yos UisA the best acooumodAuoaa. Al
AEena sell tcketE va this Ina
A-.HU6aTrT. nan
- saaAEer Gear PssssnEer a -;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-15

Sold everyBhere. Price: CUTIcURA, so Cts. :
soar, . cents; REsOLvsSTs $40. Prepar d
BIZ the POrrEF DRUG AND CHEHIcAL Co.
Boston. Mass. Send for "Eow TO Cure Skin
Diseases
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-15

nlWPLEs. B'ackheads, Skin B,emishes.
flgi snd Baby Hunors, use CUu-UA-
soAF
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-15

Dinw--..dey's RefriEerators
Use l.as scs than any Others. Call
and see them
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-15

B. W. DsIGGs, OF Pleasant Grove. has
gone east. The gentleman expects to
visit T, latives in Iowa, Indiana and his
native Buckeye State. he will keep
The HERALD posted, as Is usual with
him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-15

Mrs. JOHN READING and family, Mrs.
Wincote, Misses Louie and Lille VIM
cote left for the vicinity Of Silver Lake,
last evening, where they will spend
three or four weeks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-15
Teller OFTHE SCALP.

-, z. PossMIER. EpINBugeH, IND.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-01-22
Entertainments for the Century,

Every school district should have a
literary society for the long evening.
1t is a never-falling source of enjoy
ment, and good is sure to come from
it.
Almost every neighborhood has
readers and thinkers who can discuss
clearly and intelligently all topics of
general interest.
Every neighdorhood has an organ
and singers, and if the music is not
very good and the singing not good
at ali, n desire may at least be
awakened for something better.
A taste for good reading, good
music, good stories, good singing and
for good i'll all things has been created
in country lyceums.
Ridiculous things may be said and
done, but a very wise man once,w wrote
ok ssisa hath not n dram OF folly in
his mixture, hath pounds OF much
worse matter in his composition.
The amusing things OF life play n
most important part in brincin.
about general happiness and general
good. Every man and every woman
is better for n hearty laugh once in a
while.
A Literary society for young people.
and particularly young people living
in quiet rural districts, should always
have an element of fun in it; and hap
PLY this element is seldom missing in
such societies.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-01-22

is a great deal of kissing INDUCED in
also, but there generally goes with ita
lachrymose accompaniment, often
quite copious. that must prevent any
man, unless he have IL heart OF ada
mant, taking unalloyed delight in it..
In fact, it is often o narrowing specta-
c!eana had betterbe avoided altogeth-
cr by people of sensitive feelings.
But to witness entire abandon to
the two extremes OF Joy and sorrow
one must witness the meetings
aad farewells OF the poor emf
grants. They put no mask on their
feelings. Both men and women at
parting will often indulge in a genuine
'boo-hoo,' and floods OF tears which
would be comically suggestive Of ones
nursery escapades if one didn'tfeel too
sorry for the poor, simple-mindedfolk
to make the comparison until some
time afterward when thinking it over.
Tears OF Joy, too, are not infrequent-
ly seen among these poor people.
When, for instance, some poor Ger
man, who has been out here for three
or four years, trying to scrape togeth-
err money enough to pay for his wife's
passage and make q little home for
her, at last gets her in his arms at
Castle Garden, there is likely to be q
summer-shower of tears on both
sides. Such a scene is worth seeing
and thinking about, but it can't be
written about loosely.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-01-22
Chit-C Chat of New York.

Among the "Social Chit-Chat'' in
the New York Mail and Express we
find the following:
And now the fashionable divorce
seeking woman at Newport settles
down to make the winter months
glide by as quickly as possible.
Newspaper reporters are apparent
" the only ones who take any interest
in the affairs OF something that is
called the fashion OF the dudes"
"Squandered and mismanaged es-
tate" is the excuse some shrewd soci-
ETY. women now give for not giving
elaborate entertainments this season.
In Il majority OF cases the scandals
i'll which young men about town are
so frequently implicated are directly
attributable to brandy and soda.
1t Is said to be sarcasm to send to
people in Canada invitations to peo-
pie in New York, which, if accepted.
would lead to their arrest.
At very few wedding receptions now
ndays is their any exhibition Of
the wedding presents. Whether
the presents are two free, or whether
the custom has been abandoned as os-
tentations, society doesn't say.
One OF the newest OF society's Gus
toms is to withhold all Improvement
OF the matrimonial engagement until
a day or two before the wedding.
Never before have the feuds, jeal-
ousies, spites and preiudices been SO
marked in fashionable society as at
present. The mission comes nonetoo
soon.
There are people malicious enough
to say that a trip to Europein winter
means in fashionable society either
trouble, scandal or a necessity for
economy.
Too much portable bric-a-brac in
houses where they give afternoon re-
ceptions is said to be a temptation
some highly fashionable women have
been quite unable to resist.
1t is a true story that $4,000 was
the sum paid an actress of small re-
puto last month to release q silly Ar
thur Pendennis from n promise he
made to marry her and go to Europe.