The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-15

Scension. but intimated his izr,--
Lady EldGn's claim 70 SUCH r5-ios zee q
yes, the king answered, i kToS.-les.
much lowe 10 Lady Eldon. I ~ how
would have made yourself q ca-,-SSA4 you
TaSs, and thar she has made vS-s Gu
lord chancellor" 'o- ny
Daniel o'connen.
For forty-Ihree years the grsat In
and aglJator, Daniel O'COnueI --1ysr
out his heart 10 his wife. Ike te-ees
boy in love Tor the frs, time. HsssS-2ol-
Thoughts were always Of her. ana - -,sl
the 4apse Of years nor The t-s-,--s;,s
pressure Of his profession ana ---lo1S
engagements seems ever 10 hg7z 55-et--cal
ed MS writing regularly 20 r.--i..sl,-
which IN later years he USED 20 ,5-i's
love letters OF your old husband f'-- De
The contemplation OF natures csf-,
orderly work would seem -s .--l
soothius inuuenue upon her s-r-FE-..1 2
We may judge from the dOmesr.1 ~
some OF the most celebrated n q
After twenty-eight years sx1s-;---E5lal
Faraday. spoke Of his marrlaee -.s -.-
event Wnlen. more than any l-rz-~ az
contributed 10 his earthly -ar-.---s --g
healthy state OF mind. Spe4l.-- ~ ~
VIE. James Nasmyth. the iaya~-,- rs rs
the steam naulzne-. said. "ECr-----y.. 80
OF narried lie md US the sam. .s,C -
cronleS that We were az abe 1.....-.---e-
II Is pleasant TO md harmon. - =
mouse OF great musical COun--. .- - = ~, --ss
as IN his composition Trzra ~ ,s We.
dlscordant note in the marr.rlr--s. 80. Z.
which Mozart and his wife arrf ~
gether. tor years she was sr .-,.s-.s
and he used 20 Write by her h-.-... ----7-
she slept NJ nen he went out fr ... $50
inS Tor a ride, he would steal srT.r,- 7-.'
hsr room and leave a teul=- ~--- -,.
greet her waking. Here is one n So
wish you a good mOrnug. nv ~.
hJtte VIE, ! nope YOU have sa-- ~
ana that nothing has diSturo-- .ar- y,
pose Be careful not TO take CO... M u
rise too quickly, not 20 s-lc. me- =
reach tor anything. not 10 be a-a~r z+, \,
the servant. Take care also r.- b, - -
upon the threshold IN Dass.DE .-.-- ---
room 20 another. Keep a. -r-r.s-.-
uOub. IS iii iscOme. which will De- s5-
human nature has. perhaps r-..-- F..
lore presented The spectacle OF . -.- y
such uncommon powers as SW-.r .ry1.,-e5
IN such pluable labyrinth u. "a. ~
1ecllOnS- Who has not heard rf 49,
OF Stella Of Nanessa2 The .--- Ms.
NarIng, was the only woman .r. --3
the honor OF refusing the han. NJ -
mlShly dean. We have all adm -aF ~
tried 10 decipher the little Ia~Er---.s-.s I
which he wrote TO Stella esther lob
SOM, whose hair was black .--- .
raven. and every feature OF whose f-,-
was perfection. OF this hair -7-E
was found in Swift's desk after both IA
ana Stella were dead, and on The 14-l-
IN which il was wrapped were w-f--zr
words that have become prove-a.lI ~
the burden OF pathos that taa.- F5-tsf
hreVIly seemed 10 hide: Only q w1m7r.s
hair. II is for each reader 10 ra4F E.9
own meaning into them
Swift never meant Eanessa Miss Van
hOmrig'h) 10 fan in love win him Vrar he
acted as her tutor. but IL was rs. m
Aboard and Ho-Oise over again When Ia
VS. ~ orCOn he Feot his Rest gown 7-5
periwig'' at the house OF her mother 9r-
4. "a. o-lIly Gined mere. "o-t OF mere rs--
'asSueSs. IS he wrote 90 Stella Swift -
haved 10 Nanessa as a father MIGHT r4.s
behaved to a daughter He was f-t--a~-1
however, that a girl Of Is. Of beauty ars
accOmpl iShIrentS sighed Tor a gown m
A. " and he did not stop TO weigh the cor.
sequences.