The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-04

mind and an inebriate. Her memory has
neen cruelty assaulted aud we have only
mad the beginning. Most people would
think that Timothy had been pretty well
peld Tor bearing an honest name, con
TERED upon him in benevolence, but
ms contest IS based upon the theory
mat $4,000, 600 are as nothing seeing
that his adopted mother, had she felt
disposed, might have given him $40, OOO, 600,
ms pa!anal home in California, his ed ca
uoh, ms social position and the s., 900. OU0
oHered him count for nothing as against the
greed to despoii the man whom he feels has
Dome between him and the fortune he
schemed and connived to inherit An at
Tempt has been made to create sympathy
Tor Mr. Nolan-HOpkins, but when the facts
are all brought out he will probably be
found to be absolutely undeserving. The
iate Mrs Searles was a kindly, noble
hearted woman. She found the greatest
happiness and comfort of her life in the So
clety OF her second husband, and she. dis
posed OF her fortune where her affections
were centred, rather than upon the re-
Vealed migrate who had lived upon her
bounty, and whe by his very act of aspers-
ing her memory, to day testifes 10 his
unWorthiness.
LADIES sUsPENDERs.
The ladies are now wearing hretelles.
Doyou know what bretelIes are! l confess
10 profound and painful ignorance on the
question myself until a day or two ago I
learned that bretelles We're suspenders-
they have been described as ''gailuses,-
and the women are wearing them. 1t will
not 90, however, for man TO claim that he
wears oretelles on his trousers. because
he does nothing of the kind. At the same
time his wife may despoil his tropsers
OF the almost necessary appendages
and the moment she attaches them
TO her own skirt and crosses them
over her own shoulders they become
oretelies. So far breuelies have not made
their appearance in the drawing room
1hey are confined, as yet, to outdoor dress
es, almost exclusively to tennis costumes.
lew are seen on bicycling dresses. and it
is not unlikely that some sort of combina-
ton gown may be adopted which will
justify their introduction to the parlor.
These ''gslluses," as your Uncle Rpbe
would say, or bretelies, as the ladies' STYLE
them, do not seem to differ materially from
the suspenders worn by men. Thew are
perhaps, tritte gayer as to color and a.
shade more gaudy as to construction. Thew
approach little more closely the beautifnl
Christmas suspenoers one receives from
his wife and slsters-an article which al
ways looks too bright and good to be an
Piled to the homely business of keeping
your trousers statue quo, or thereabouts
ou lay carefully them away, and when
another CHRISTMAS or a birthday rolls
around, 10 you receive more of these bean
tlful creations, while the last loving INSTALL
N nts still remain undisturbed and uude-
hled. These suspenders, then. are very
similar 20 the bretelles which the ladies are
now wearing. l have applied for some
technical information as to these feminine
suspenders, If we may so call them and
IND that they are usually made of passe-
menterle. A waist belt goes with them
made OF the same material, and both the
oretehes and the waist belt are worn over
blouse or long wasted bodice The skirt
accompanying the outfit is OF any material
TO suit and is made in the regulation
outdoor style. My lady readers NAV ls,,oyn
just how that is. [ do not boast of VAST in
formation on the subject myself. hnt
simply pass along what knowledge bare
gained for what it is worth It can he
said without fear OF successful contrad;c
ton that many ladies look exceedinoIy
well in suspenders-the word comes mich
more natural than the hotherson,a
''bretelles"-and the new freak of fashion
is likely to have quite run. There ic M
reason why it should not last until the doc,
girls have used up all the Christmas ona
birthday beauties above referred to whicb
they can repossess themselves of for the
asking, with, at the same time. assurancas
of our love and affection.
JOB FOR M'ALLIsTER.
Brooklyn boasts of its fine retail d.,
goods stores, some of which certainly enaal
the great shopping places of New Yorlr
Brooklyn merchants will tell you that their