The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-06-13
) ROMANCE OF ROSES.
Whence Three Popular Favorites
Derived Their Names.

Derived Their Names.
lntsrestiny Legends Attached to Beauti-
full Elowcrs--Slarechal Neil's I'rescnt =
60 Empress Euycnic-The hon
sileue aud Jncqueminot.
Then hey for hardy roses
That bloon, the livelong year.
Tho huge hand bouquet which . sea-
son or two ago WAS one OF tho I'M
dispensable equipments Of fashion
able woman has been revived in all its
former glory. Miss Uotcthy mn longer
carries in her hand to tho opera, the
ball or the luncheon her Gcld-lincd bon
lssnniore and cut-g.ass viNiagrettc, but
confines them TO her oxyslized g!rlle,
while in their stcnd her two hands-so
big arc tho diloeusions-claspa bouquet
Of gorgeous blossoms.
The iavorite flowers, now that the
chryEanthcsnutn season is over, are the
touvard;a, carnations and ever delight
f,:! roses, says the Detroit Free Press.
These are masscd in a solid srn,isph ere
end out ned with n.aidcn-hair fern or
cthor dainty green foliage. OF the
roies tho favoritcs depcnd upon tho
ccior, the ,acr, intense OF the reds, yell
lows and what arc called r.,se co!o-s he
ing generally selected. OF the inter-
mediate or dull shades but few arc
chosen. Tho debutan.e, OF COURSE, car
ries white.
One OF tho pre.tiest OF the reds. and
which enhances the beauty Of the rcd
toilet, now tho extreme OF fashion. ia
the Papa Gaulser, its fne, long, largo,
red buds making it especially we'll liked.
Tho good General .Jacaucninot, Ecn
Silcnc and s:arc-.kal Neil will no doubt
always remain in favor with rose-wor-
sh..ers, few Of whom perhaps arc aware
of tho Interesting legend attached 10
iach and which hss been treated ty CSC
ce or writers o; fiction. According to
'.,i:s writer the AIarachal Neil was rooted
from tho sian CT oEe of q whole haSke,
OF roses presented By a French peasant
I'd tho returning wa--:of. sis.k ard
wounded. after his noted hcroisin IN
I;aly, whom Franco aided Victor Eman-
uci in driving out The Austrians. 'Tilis
particular shoot continuing to grow,
Neil determined to keep it, AMI rnsarn-
iag ts. i'i'.a-a f,a4sr! it III tie hands os
q no.td floricul,urist. aad tho ncx:
spring III i,or. four Of the lovclicst, psle
l.slaon-tlrtesl rosce Tho world has ever
-''..f.. After having been awarded tho
.'l.t:,s OF tbs: legion oi ncnor ne was in
VIVID 10 q reception 10y I'll" then En-
Tr,ss Es-3c!i.. to WHOM i.o presented
e';..s OF t.4s roses. when she observed:
".sra SO You have, proved the train ci
::.i.t tho old abba usca to ssy i:: l.isssr
.s-io=-s st l.au abe.t casting .hc hssod
v:~'a tao -;s... rs! Ds:..r r.a, Ut hs sas
tedious, ..at gosd abl,c," Continued t::s
:iaics:y. with the scftcst les.k OF retro
Sjace,!on in :ssr lovcly darlt eyes. mo.
y: y, ..arscf.a',.' said sl,;,, v:yaciously,
II shall s'i.issen this rase for you
The E1a S!.cIa .s said TO have
a,rn:... III, from, tho cleft OF q broken
,ss;-.;!' 10 ,.ae ancient iii:;hop Siicnus.
~ ;.onc CT she fathers Lid ever seen
s;l,,.. 4 1881, cue Of them saia: .I.ct st
M. c;.lissi the :cse OF ,nc good Sil.n,;s.''
iaiie:fal in origin. An ;rase father slow
the lover of his daughter, upon which,
she sicst os I. broken heart There was
Il clu,np Of Louis t.uinEe roses growing
by the scat wls.c tic lovers wore when
;ii. t;.,neral found them. These rose
branches wcre rcd with the youths
blood and tho girls fathe2 or,ared them
ca. away. Tho n.St spring green shoots
grew from the roots a.rai;,, and Que lay
the gardener said:
'Monsieur, will you come into tho
<s.S lr,rN 10 a.
eee n.''
Truly it seemed :. ,ai.sclc had ba.n
wrot.,h One splendid sts.ln had
crown UP. and on II was IL bud half
opened. 1t was not pale piult. as Tho
parent had been, but q cardinal, vslve.y
r;d-a icy'.l res,.. full Of grace aud
beauty.
Tho nian who had never tiinchsd at
tho charge Of the wild Arab when he.
rode side by side with Elebev, and s,ecd
tho shock Of ten OF tho Hungarian aud
Polish lanccrs, put his hands 10 his eyes
and ~-I.t like e boy, aud t.le eli g;.Gi;rn-
er turned his face away that ~. might
rot see the others grief, while he softly
whispered a prayer for the soul that had
gone 10 tiod.
Shall ] cut it down, my naaster?'
said tho old man softly after few
minutes of silence.
40; ~ is the flower Of God, and let 1t
grow
1t grew and flourishci, and this is the
story told OF tho origin Of the queen of
roses, which sprang from lovers blood.
An extremely beautiful roso bouau uet
Is formed OF American Beauties. One
carried by Naw York young woman
wes rsarsclousiy fragrant and lovely.
Aud we'll it might bc, for the sun paid
for it *as !ico. Fancy handing over ten
shining golden esglcs for roses for one
lovely young woman to carry in her
hand one evening. This bouquet WIS
tied with six yards OF pink ribbon,
which reached to the ground.
Ropes srado Of Home.'s Hat. -'----
Speaking before meeting nl the
Methodist minister's Eiabon Fn...ler