Omaha daily bee., 1896-06-28

has bought tor the Lu1suhurg gallery
Julian story's salon picture of this year
The Laboratory a. St Lazare Il is
probable that Nine. Eaues vtl 20 TO
Russia this winter. and thua q course. be
obliged 70 abandon her idea cf an Aueri-
can tour in 0peratic reritaIs supported tv
a selected company of concert artists
Although the English courts refused only
the other day to grant the sxtradition of
Dr. Cornelius Herr. upon the application
Of the French government. on the ground
that he was too IL to be removed from the
Bouruenouth hotel. where he has lain for
three years il Is announced that he in
tends to Try the climate Of New York for
which port he VIII sail sooa from South
a1pt0a. He VIII be accompanied BY bis
family. The two younger sons have been
pursuing their studies al Elton. Cr Herr
has sold his magnificent villa AZ AK les
Bains. bought some years ago from " 5e
Frsyginet. because he is never likely 70
want IL again.
Every American newspaper reader doubt
less thinks q The beautiful countess Of
Warwick, formerly Lady Brooke. as
woman devoted only TO the most frivolous
pursuits Of life Most people know only
Of her connection with the Tranbycruft-
Baccarat scandal and Of certain widely
discussed facts which universal report says
prevents her acquaintance with the princess
Of Wales. TO that degree indeed, that her
royal high1ess conspicuously absented her
self from the years drg wing room when
the countess was presented. but ! have
been surprised since coming 70 England BY
reading IN newspapers Of her continued
charitable educational and even political
activity. I beard ysstsr1ar from friends
Of the countess that she has. in fact at
tempted more than the most robust and
energetic Of men would dare essay
HER ROUND GETS HER DOWN.
shortly before Christmas she arrived OF
q visit al her country house al o'clock az
night, having hunted all day. she retired
TO rest Al I.3o q. II, was up again at $50
and OF 70 a meet she hunted throughout
the winter SIX days a week when hunting
I vas possible while al least f7e evenings
n the week she had either public or social
/ engagements, which she vigorously fulfilled.
Besides being poor law guardian for her
/ district, she is Al active member of every
/ tory organization and Is prominently idsnt1-
( fed with every pbilanthropic undertaking il
/ her own county Of warvicAshire she is
nov. ny friend SAYS. for the tine 2 cou1-
I pIete wreck. Her nervous system is shat
| tered, and she is suffering from insomnia
I and a55ect depression she is not expected
/ 10 be able TO reaPpea- II society until next
1 seasou-
/ The reception Of the Women Journalists
I society az Stafford House this week was q
/ noticeable proof Of the advance II social
/ position ot these harG-worksd people. HaIf
a dozen years ago q woual reporter was
( not only looked at aska1ce il q newspaper
/ Office, bu- TIE great world Of society tabooed
hsr as practically disreputabIe. Yet this
! week the most splendid residence in Lon
don was thrown open to them, with serv-
ants, full decorations and BY The duchess Of
/ Sutherland upon her own suggestion. and
! she and the duke. together With Lord Rose
I berry, Arthur Balf5u- aIG q crowd Of others
! noted II fashion and politics were present
/ 70 greet them Mrs Cragie (Jchn Oliver
( Nobbesl has worked wonders during he-
term II TIE presidency. She probably vii
{ BE succeeded II that of5ce bv the Hon.
/ Mrs. EsunIksr daughter Of Lord Eoughron
and sister Of Lrr5 Crsve lately vocersy Of
I Ireland L was Of Stafford House thai the
/ queen said while visiting the last duchess
/ there 7Madzuz. have come from ny
I house 10 your palace