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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 18, 11 August 1891, Page 2

The political events of Europe, which are of such vital importance to the peace of the world, in connection with the singular alliance and friendship existing between Russia and France, have not quite paralysed the London agent for the Press Association. He found time to note and dessemmate all over the English speaking world, the wonderful intelligence that a poor woman affected with an insidious disease called dipsomania, entitled Lady de la Zouche, was charged before the E..M., London, with being drunk while riding in Hyde Park. The police testified that she smelled of drink. That she was so ill she had to be taken to the hospital, where she was galvanised. We are glad to learn that the case was dismissed. What earbhly object the man had in blazoning the woman's shame over two hemispheres is a wonder to us,