The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-15
HOME RESTAURANT
FOR ART STUDENT
Proprietor and Family Treat
Patrons az if They Were
Kindred.
TRAMP OF REGULARITY
Uncle Leaves Him $4,000
and He Wants to Be
Kept in Prison.
TRAMP OF REGULARITY
BY GEORGES DUFREsNE.

oy 0hOhG6S DUERESNEx
Special Gable to The Tribune
PARIS. Feb. 14.-American art stu-
dents who como over here IMAGINING
that In tho Latin quarter you may live
on next to nothing, only to find that
Paris is place where apartments lac,e
not only the most primitive comforts.
but are also almost as expensive as IN
New York or Chicago. will be grateful to
me when I tell them that there are small
restaurants on the left bank OF the river.
very close to the artists quarter. where
they Will fnd all their expectations
realized
There IS small restaurant I have Just
discovered in Rue Huygens. Just behind
the more pretentious Cafe de Dome ut
the junction Of tho Boulevard Raspau
ana boulevard Montparnasse, whore yoa,
VIII feel at home Immediately and WHARF
your dinner will not cost you more than
quarter, even II you are extravasant
enough to want four courses. while 8
cents more win bring you a bottle of az
celent claret
AZ the end Of the month. yhen vo,,r
means arc at their lowest ebb, YOU NAV
get all you can possibly eat by ordering
an entree at dime. which also pays for
small pat OF butter and an unlimited
quantity OF delicious, crisp bread An
other thing which adds to the charm of
Inc place Is that tips are unknown. for
you are waited on by the proprietor. his
VIE and their two pretty daughters, who
~'li Jake friendly interest In you from
the day when you first enter tho place.
ana II your money gives out before the
arrival OF your monthly draft from home
VIII never forgive you " you take your
meals frregularly. Your debts may also
oe settled In full by present of a draw
which harmonizes With the atmosnbers
OF the place
Sell Their Bodies.
Let me just add that the cooking ,s ss
eSGeuent as the place is unpretentious,
polite. picturesque and cosmopoiItsn
Even IL you are a wealthy tourist instead
on an art student. 1t win pay you I'm
more more tnan one way to VISIT the place
of Henri Murger '''"'e
The spell OF Intensely cold weather.
winch winch Is happily past. caused an enor-
~here coal is a luxury and where tie
poor often cannot even afford a charcoal
dr,,W dre when 1000 goes UP. as it always does.
o-ANc Soiu SPelL hundreds OF Door
persons however. found q novel way OF
raising money by selling their bodies TO
the hospitals for anatomical purposes 10
oe cut up by the medical students after
oeath Ihe present price Is $50 BODY
ana all day long you would sec a line OF
men and women outside the office of the
corpse league near the Capucines,
Peculiar Tramp.
Versailles was treated the other day
TO the strange sight Of a tramp sentenced
TO thirty days Imprisonment for
vagra ncy. being forcibly thrown out Of
The prison and escorted to the railway
station by several policemen, whose task
t was TO prevent him from again enter
ng the domicile where he had spent the
cold month Of January In q comfortably
heated and furnished cell at the expense
,f the authorities.
Just before tho tramps sentence ex-
oired an official letter was handed to
aim in his cell. informing him that q
ma ternal uncle of his had died and left
aim $4,000. Instead OF being delighted.
he tramp cursed the uncle for not Leaf
nS him enough to live on the interest OF
he money OF nothing at all He spent
he last two days of his term in prison
,ndeavoring to persuade the prison au-
horitles to keep him for life. accepting
he $4,000 in return When he failed, he
efused TO leave, with tho result that
lie had to be forcibly elected and escorted
~ two policemen TO his native town,
where he was turned over to the notary
vino was waiting to pay him his In
leritance,