The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
|jMAS'S COOK TELLS
|DF NDVEL|sT's LIFE
nvs Great Author Was a
Courmand and Had Beg
gars for Friends.
|HEET FOR TABLECLOTH
-rsator of D'artagnan Gave
Away His Plate to His
Dinner Guests.
|HEET FOR TABLECLOTF
BY PAUL VILLIERS.
Me 10 The Tribune.

BY PAUL VILLIERS.
.,isl Gable to The Tribune.
paRIs Nov. 4.-If no man. as the
-,nr goes. Is hero TO his valet, he
-,sInly je not always q hero To his
4 Au cnterprising traveller has just
az npon a worthy innkeeper in a
Ses near 81. Die who, once upon
1sss lad tha distinguished honor Of
airing the meals Of no less celebrity
.. Akxarder Dumas. pere Comfort
4 Installed In her lite parlor in her
n hotel on the facade OF which Is
M hoeTd With the attractive words.
Il Penorlmce des Truitcs, the
-tw dame gave her visitor very
IL welcome and was soon induced
|-fat him 10 her "reminiscences OF the
|kor OF the "Trols Mousquctaires. ~
aid;
Ton cannot imagine what eour-
a this man. who rid'cul"d all the
&Ior Of modern life. could be, He
4 10 como into my kitchen TO watch
booking Of the most modest omclette
4 10 tell me how II should bc done. |
/ from him lot OF recipes. which |
h turn 20 account from time TO time,
ID IA the poU'et a in hcellc. How Is
[one, Wel!. after the usual prnlimi-
<ss you tie the birds claws together
4 ron hang II by cord To the chin
Ioiece in front OF the fire place.
a you ,uln it round so chat the
~es may Just get al il while II is
ing and the result Is "a dainty dish
I'D quite gives the go-by 10 all the.
Ne IN wnich The turuspit has been
'0n her professional "reminiscences
spna woman was led 10 discourse on,
iamcus authors general mode of
Worked Terribly Hard.
Thst shall say about It? I am now
ND when ] entered NJ, DuInas's scrv-
] w6s q, so after such a lapse Of
y ms souvenirs must he somewhat
"a But when one has been in the
|'ft of master who WAS as original
ID pas there are things that one can
a forEet. NJ. Dumas was not a gem
~ Ike Tho rest. He worked terribly
and made. rs ! myself could sec
nfdsal Of money with his writings,
~ lived Ike a flying camp. There
10 linen In the house. end often
Tas 70 orocEery. Al his country
81 Enghein ! was actually obliged
sheet on tho dinner table instead
cloth when ne had company. All
pale went of in presents 10 friends.
shat friends Why, begsars; and
40 ne not throw away on the crea-
u An. have seem them! And
Nnen he had been on the spree all
ne would shut himself up with the
iary and work ali through ;hs night,
ulne 10 time an idea would strike
tnd he would shut himself up for
oi davs le write his books. Then
eeuid start Off and come uacE with
ns' e'WaSS new ones. whom he would
ouapt myself 10 it, go one DAY I
4 warning. The place was not steady
tor me. Such people arc not 10
sls but all the same I was very
W icaNe my master, II" was a good
ena nice 10 the servants. He never
~ nave written books. This II was
90 for him"
y scarcely necessary 10 add that
sArchent dame has never opened
AhNandrc pumas's many works
.ei' she Is acquainted with the
oi single ono.
HOSTS Red Flag Over Church.
enurch OF Clermont. In the Disc.
.su turned TO "A novel use. 4
outlaw holsted the red Nag
@We and then posted himself
aso,s s"n ready 10 fire from the top
Eohe who dared 10 approach
'sene had the presence OF mind 10
e eell. which sounded like a
aili; OF course. the whole town
s.; sut; The man al the top OF The
,tmFu several shots TO warn them
mad better not come nearer,
trouble arose between him and
M uan With whom he had row.
~ ne was brought before "a police
saa Mas fined fifteen francs. The
I, ;,msp-rated him. and rather than
l,x1. /, L.
hnd society.
,rnmes were sent To parlev with
hs, siler parleylng all night they
IA A. m'duce1 him 10 surrender lie
.ha- condition that he would have
bs aClhG at the police court and
.ne,,.' 'nouiG present whatever new
to ~ ne had 10 show that he ought
noclety OF Wooden Bell.
hs,n. me laws governing the rela
|euI.,,M''sen landlord and tenant ar.
NJ NJ severe on the latter. Ever
"a ,enements the rent mus
tln @ @nionth In advance. The land
IA ,uost s1pedi llously recover nos
m and even seizo TIE tenants furni
rs,cI1y rant Is due some laualoru
= 'ousiy harsh in exercising thci
IL ,sh tnero have been cnsr
Ied fo, f""is who owed no rent wcr
|ien for having more than one child
prois "eNlne any child AT all.
6ss ~ 'nese poor tenants a syndi
|blrb q. Jh iormed. the militant nrnnc
~, d zen The members Of This soci
Eayu 'Iutcd house tenants I'm yarl
f7sdly. -aophg as welcome balllfrs b.
befo-n ing a oor tenants fu,,lI
'irarad lhe landlord can seize Ii
DO. ths ~ me support 81 tils organ
landlasv mhnts v.hs are becoming bold
irror Sa her 400 tenants Inv. ~ hcan ra's s..on} ,n
<aiRn adopting gori of plan q
ntIlbsr" "la informing her that the
I'm no, pay, the increased rents no
IlcsisI s,seSsion r,einn OF their rooms. Th
5pcIeiy Nun ~ its 5000 members. an
W tic t.n nne OGDEN Bell are back
ti,ha rhndlady Will have r. St"e e'J
q N.oraw her notice. " give