H A special London cable to an eastern paper H ; says that "In spite of many efforts to suppress Ic, ,H a society scandal of great eclat, implicating a H distinguished member of the peerage of England. H ' j the Colonel of a Life Guards regiment and the HK I Colonel's wife, a lady well-known in London fash- HE?. ,1 i ionable circles, has just come to light, and is being Br ini circulated with great relish among the clubs and B $' ill tne most QXtenslve of Mayfalr residents." B n Why should there be such a relish for those K ' things? Why should the clubs and the exclusive H j fashionable sot delight so in those heart trage- H dies? A home destroyed, some high names H smirched, a woman lost. What is there about B all that to give a relish to the minds of character- H less men and envious women? Surely the millen- H ium is still a good way off.