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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-07
Alb. FRANK & CO..
Wholesale GrOCerS,
San Antonio, Texas.
Personal Notes.

Dan Lewis is up and out again.
Mrs. NJ. A. Lunsford, of Waco, is
visiting Prof. Cheesman and family.
NJ: P. Malone, of Bracket, is an ar
rival at the Mahncke
?. 3. Hooper and D. F. Iglehart, OF
Austin, are registered at the Meng
W. o. Neidhaus, of Schulenburg,
registers at the Mahncke.
A. s. Graham, prominent Austin
man, rooms at the Maverick.
T. NJ. Orr, Omaha, registers at the
Maverick.
J. Cardwell, stocklnan of Live
" Oak county, stops at the st. Leonard.
c. Lane and r. L. Simmons. of Fla
tonia, register at t.ne southern.
}. ID. Ell oft and wife, of Yoakum,
ARE gae'sts of the Southern.
". ". Gibson and wife, of Palestine,
are guests of the Maverick.
A. Mexican and daughter, of Chica-
go, are guests of the Maverick.
G. S. Holland and Miss May Taylor,
Of Victoria, are guests of the Menger
B. A. Aldrich, of Dallas, is register
+ ed at the Menger.
Dan T. Price, of Yoakum, is roomed
at the st. Leonard.
Miss Sarah Pettus and Miss Sallie
May Hodges, young ladies of Golad,
are guests of the st. Leonard
John A. Gray, wife and daughter,
of Lewiston, Va, are guests at the
Maverick.
Mr.. J. T. Burnett and family and
Miss Lula Moore left this afternoon
for Rockport for months absence.
Miss Lula York and Miss Fannie
Brown, young ladies of Cuero, are
guests at the st. Leonard.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-07

Do You Have Headache?
PrcstUn's "Hed.Ake" cures in Is minutes,
. ID II won't cure anything else. left
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-07
GROCE RI E S

We invite your attention to
our unexcelled facilities for
serving you to better advan-
tage than others. Our stock
is larger and more varied than
any in the state, and our prices
are the lowest always. We
solicit the trade of merchants
only. Parties who contem-
plate going into the retail gro
Gerry business will do well to
figure with us before placing
their orders. Mail orders
conscientiously filled.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-07
NOtlCe

Ladies don't read; but sometime
ago when the night was dark, and
stormy, and the wind was bowling
wild, Mr.. H. A. Blair thought of a
splendid idea to bring the ladies up
to his store, 318 east Commerce street
He at once sent for the most beauti-
tul assortment of plush and gilt OdOr
cases, something entirely new for soc
filled with Imported perfumery up to
SO; they have arrived; now hurry up
ladies, and inspect these goods before
purchasing elsewhere f)r no house II
Texas can compete vita the FARMERS
DRUG STORE Tel3phoe No. 299
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-07
VIM. RADAM'S MICROBE KILLER.
Is List of Patrons Constantly In
creasinR In San Antonio and
ThrouQhOut the State

Is List Of Patrons Constantly In
creasinR In San Antonio and
Throughout the State.
This medicine is unexcelled as q
blood purifier and appetizer. 1t is
very pleasant to the taste, similar to
an unsweetened lemonade.
Used for catarrh, it has fine effect.
Those who use it recommend it to
vneir friends, and are loud in it's
praise.
Consumption, when the patien is
able to attend to the ordinary affairs
of life, yields 10 it's magic influence.
Asthma has been cured in many in
stances. in fact, wherever thorough
trial is given.
If you have chronic neuralgia give
the Microbe Killer trial. We can
cite you to many case which it has
cured.
Try the Microbe Killer for rheuma-
tism, sick headache, etc.
Sold exclusively in San Antonio by
Richard Gehlert, No. l Commerce
street. Price So per gallon.
Note-Bo careful to get the genuine
article. Since our great reputation
has been established, you can find
plenty OF medicine in one gallon jugs.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-07
Justice McAllister's Court.

Maud King, assault and battery.
The case was tried by jury which fail
ed to agree.
The prosecuting witness in this case
gave practical illustration of the
manner in which the assault was
made, which was rather uncomforta
bic to one of the jurymen. This wit
ness was not certain what state she
lived in, but was certain it was not
the county of Louisiana.
In Justice Herron's court yesterday
Tit Morris, for keeping a disorderly
house, was fined 5000 and costs.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-07
Fun Ahead.

Dan O'Leary the pedestrian is in
the city. He is not professionally
engaged at present, but his "heel and
toe" have not altogether lost their
skill. Since his arrival here a match
for $3.50 a side has been arranged
between him and a soldier at the
fort who is a long distance logger
O'Leary is to walk 10 miles fair heel
and toe while the boy In blue runs
fifteen. The match comes off at
Riverside park Sunday afternoon.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-07
EVaDREII1e.

To enumerate the times James S.
Maffit has flung his mimic hook and
line into the metaphorical waves of
the painted Atlantic in "Evangeline,"
would make blond and curly headed
school boy gray headed. Mr.. Maffit
was the original in the part many,
many years ago, and "Evangeline, "
now without him, would be worse
than Hamlet" with Hamlet himself
left out. Friday and Saturday, at the
Grand opera house
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-07
Children Enjoy

The pleasant flavor, gentle action
and soothing effects of Syrup of Figs,
when in need of laxative and if the
father or mother be costive or bilious
the most gratifying results follow its
useI so that it is the best family REM
eN known and every family should
k1ave bottle. (Sl-4-19-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-07
No. SO, .9S3.

The new drug store, Spellessy's,
corner Ave. D and 9th street. 1-3-3t
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-09

80. - =. = NJ: sauu1uue i -.
~. ,.. s 80 = ~ -: -
~ - : : - onaso - suDa.
lsl.-opss svsssa - =, 60
. 49, = 1tgns mal1 Jn1g 1ee Bso1 DG1D -
- - $50 40 DoGo0s1 - - ekunun
eueaoe nnno - 1nAnG
CcAn4 Sune 5y--wnoa- 81 ~: opsnsa
n1unMs - 1nCpsvo1 - ~ sear&
szsc<s aevun1n4 - - @u1y. - a60J<e ~
se.ss nfns8 sao4 - - &C., re hsekes
Soly. 36oefe AagnDe - osposnAes. " htehek
Dosemsex- noe11DA 1Dyoo: sA1p0sao. .x5Jom
60 non1ys eaA. -: ~. ~
crs--esrs1y. -, seoss<e; NH. 80.
essa:s1y: go. -: ysly. z56e
le<s-DsI: "a, uas; 10y. si1n
L.'e-Sen; - - 5uly, Qgs3<s -
Rye-nny = 49,
WA1Ay-Q0
enssl1sss ek1eok1: sA~s -. aaokn:
0ou nh. k4u&lM
Me % xsvp ssocn-
cucA9o 1une x--Cas3e - n1cuaraa. 49,
aes1y: heoye4. &-soG&o. a~ess. 0SoolD:
ssssasn 80 tueuen s-Bo&3; 1sxn s1seuA
nep-neesspea 40: Auli ~ VOL: nissa
- usnh - 0o27t; hssvy. oB6D1aSa
keee1peA kGa w~sh: ueszvqp. ~
oessss wssassn. - ee0A8: f<zaa. Q1o&1a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-09

vU0UDC8 vUEU1Bt1 40 0QUyAxu0U&
I. uAp RnAusysco 3nnA 7-~Ryodure rscelSls--
Dleor. sAom quarsos seeks; vheaa. lo.oep csn1ais;
heeseg. Z - Dssals. corn. l.ooo esntals; beans,
7yno sae1s; VstAtDea. B.en eaehE hssn. l.ooo
soekA
Ele7s-ynnSly exfm. g lonAH bahsxs en
m otD< -: Gnpef1ne. 0eo0Am
wheAs-sonsvhae Of : holiday sheEsessr pss-
vailed oDoeys su1ae = ~ nsTeAonlS pienic;
snn6ard q pptng wheat p el.zgk
Dsfi~y- uosafne - spee3si Interest: No ssed,
Qlo0eLIs; ehctres oIoa{0olsGa<: comn on
orades. NJ: oevW1ne. 4ouoI 10 icr fair 70
coed. apd Q.ls3fu4l III tos choice.
0aio-yugehe1 arrivals to1nv lFom oeoouo q
~ exesDt q An esusale: Gufpsiss. a 70si rs:
njllina. e1G)eDel ~: eoed 10 choice feed.
5000: '0f. nUoeLee; black. III x0l.aS;
oso9s el-oo ~ csntel
csm-Y hew. n1eols3< 1t lara g. 27,<
oR3 1or small; white el.oo(1Qi 10
1cpe-uu1oe res n
yosasoss- SiQetto in sacks: elss0siw IN
lons
onllns-el-nonn
WecAo>a 10 euin and eostheru year STA
-. - ALaotso: ekvsn uenshs. izelse. !:
0odee 1oosh1 looioG; noethsen choice. Is0
-; Nevada. i5a 10; HUMBOLDT and Nendcr
- U01&8A; oregou. Eastern, iS3ls3<c.
fxANc1AL
puaft-siehA r3{c: seiagrapAic, 273<c; stsr-
~ orh "a London hanks. eASs3<: sterling bslls
g Loeon. comnaeiai. M; silver bsrs,
Il easea A00lWh; Neuean oollau. sosS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-09

NEW WORK MERCHANDISE
~ fcaK. June -Hops-Qusef and nsm.
voaee-opsiens eioeei STEADY. s4is points
ses sales. nssa bags. jane, ca 50. July,
80 RIO. esss ard steady. fair canee>s.
no Cas- bean. lsss1ls i,c.
f-kau. nrrs. IN sood demand: fair wfsn-
oeleuSe; esusrsfagais. - test. SS-lEastse.
~ - tA&e bags. censrifaSass - s<s'. yssc.
91ohASc. extra &C." s-ie1s ia. white
"a seS9syte: yellow. Sc. eG -. "ei-S
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DAcir.c COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Dispatch steamers from seattle q follows :.
FOR san Francisco. va Port Townsend ana
hosrd ~ S .. M June 2. !. u. II, =. q end
every fys days thereafter.
For AfAska: June T. :. II and q.
Fsoas San Frareiscc. for Victoria and PUGET
sound ports: Ala 10. Jape Z .. II. 10. -. .
and every eve days thersafee.
Tickese NAV b. ohtail ed ~ the once OF The
company az Oe IN Do /. S-at!le.
(OOD4IL PERKINS, & CO., San rraQctsco.
n MERRIAM superintendent. 0oatQA
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crArr1E. K1aSI.sD. HoueHros AND
EAr TlxE-
rxAnxR MABEL

viii leave Yeaaox's deck q n. every Hon.
cav wednesday and Friday Tor Tvelvs-m .
Hoin-, Himurds, Auekileeo. Mar syi O. Lowsll
soa snohomish, seeufning follow NJ days o.
4 n GEO r. yOsIEk. Agent
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NsW ychk STOCK ExcHAN0l
~ YoRx. yupe The stock market today
loe 81 trusts aud one OF Two sp<csalties. vas
ssnsly liitle. and dealings and DIAL changes
~ nc&s part were without signiheauee
= eonieht shows gain OF ~
eosvsnnsnss dahl
MONTY AND ExcnASoH.
uoeeF On call easy. with no ioans: cleasing
pans mercantile paper. s3ess: sterling en-.
- eutes and 6rms eeday bills. Ns<A;
onAnd. sAss3s $50.
nnsavss. Roas<
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crEAMEK ANGELES

VIZ s~svs us,As.a & roirsn hsrs Tor Fort
f~wnsent eausm Dungensss. fnss Anxe4fs
snd Css sexn. Bsy. sue end FF.9sy =
rvtafss3ux s~Ase Psss Anxs ses Monday ena
stnx. carr l. freagks aEa pe>A rBefA
p NJ WUfEE Master
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HOOPS CANAL RoUTk
III The ~ .nd nsHoai0ue
STTAME6 DELTA

VIII Yua IN eannsx. q ia ss~ stssn. Jrss-
- ne srnn Hsteesa. Co. raaa tork. leaving s.
Tic az Tuessfsy. Thursasy ard saturday ~ 8
4 N. scr Uassn City AID al way sotnts on
Hoes eanai RssussssaF Noedax, Weanesdsy
q 4 Friday far fright o. rsssAss APPLY ~
Hatse a Cosmaa deck, ~ ~ tnsri
'1-'-'> d. Tg0rTE AZ. Master.
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Leaves Yesltrs wharf Monday. Wednooday
end Fray. earring Unifsf States NAL. for
falasip. n snasnv rssa sfy. stsnwood. Pr.
kxAe1i casy, NJ vesnoE and WAY Eorts
4 ~. smith. NAstGa
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,rIAxEg KIRKLAND


Fss yuaassA ana way portz . ssss = u ana ,
uan aalp n tss KhkisnA nssss-
49, - - n see Mey1snbesss yev-
cao1Ie ana vAy porsa, <x<ePt q e.ss 49, osyss
II loceuxAD. man1ess-
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TO Nonx8sAHo AND AL roun a
GRArs HA1Dox
VA
TUaz1 SOUND = aRAYo uAR1oRA m
nru1gh 4 60 day hon seattlA
Gms o01neGt daily &C xamilohio g I = -
Nh ooaDoe lsom 5saxtle
nUrcxxsr TI,1z 10 oIYxrrA
GAMILcHIE Axp CRAPS HARBoH
THE PAssENGER STEAMER uuIrSoxAH

Che 0pposistoa hoan
Leaves TacomA rem ths n r wharf dasiy. n.
ceps Sunday. - 9 N shAra Resusnine.
iesveg kamaichie 2:Ss p. n: Olympia, p a.;
ou.ung y 1aro1a p IA, connettirg with
ere through hoa for WhafcoE1 a1d Hav rninte
Leaves Baker 8 Bacop's dorh. foot Of Urioa
sQset seattle. t.,s IacDra. ct or n. snnaay.
cora for Gray's HarAos county, belnR ~
CHR = THROUGH BOAT
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lGssu.se. c.l. yrsv Il IA


1eeU1o. Cal. 1ay ri leoA
49, - Scroan. ssme1le. WoGA:
rt 49, you NJ nee conet60
-. ens = ~ ntFle exya9lsnaA.
-. - 10y nos hevo eomo nndse yo1r
-. n vnsoa Aho2 E3tsen ysaD 80 .
49, - 49, about - - = > -
49,. = - 9ieAs = : ssneer. =
.. -. 49, ~ - enee = nfnx Uoaad eD9e
- -. a. u - ~ eeafth - always -
49, - &c. nevsg - - much - ptnpse
-. 90 nee knOu whas - -
=. - - d, 49, n 1here was = shfoo6tng
-. - - -. ana lnee fall uAon ~
80 - = ~ spot hocnme oan-
- - esso nsro. ara remained % u Be-
49, 49, w $50 - - eoueh sd ho4 h
- : sereeesng. ssvsrs pm 1hsn
! osesss tFa1y elsrusd. tor u tatn9 vas
- Nosse. and some tsms - Ishen-
- nss.s oeer<o thas yoa recomDsaAed
sor - 49, when NY wese IN
$3.50 = applied shts 70 NJ n0se o.
svs.a ma 80 sure thai WITH - s1s
- neaDDanon wm l<ssone4
! ksps mp ths tsset9eas week and my
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lAl LEASE.

re.ree Commercial and ckso1 stroeN eox
M no Pei month ~ efsseu yesFa
IVA soSs con 10 80 n. cornar ssss al unl.
yernisy reefe he hve % - yeafA
nssses FAR Rsssi Ia al parss Of sas e'sf.
We have large list Of some Of tins
hest property in the city. which We
shall BE- pleased 10 show TO any one
calling It our Office.
Iasuvsaee beprrtseat.
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Sight exchange snd tesce-schic transfers on
New York. Chicago. = Pan. ssn Fran
cisco, Por'lanf a1d psYsasss ~ ms
in wa~htng ~. OREGON aud
British Co4uutb
stsht bills ~ exchanges on Toastcn available
ell cwnsrr ia Europe.
Colseri:ons mali 81 81 poinu on favorable
terms.
fds. stocks and other vaiuahles received
on De post for ssfe keeping.
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WASHINGTON
TERRITORY
"VE9I0GENY GO.
PAID VI CAPITAL OF sso.oo0
o1oe,ooo-EsW loan. ~ isse q Jockssa sessss
o10s00o-1 svis - Lake Cniou. toxI1s end
81 olectI1c ear Ira HAVING sevoeal
useie tmpRoso0oa0
ososooo-soxi0 nsstawsas ctsoer Fross snd
Bell streets. Teams ouo-ha4 coGas
balance ave pears ~ PER osnk
oa&ooo-Iwo corner iota IL fess squares on
sas.sss-sMsa 60; ha,spes yssy 80 psr
Ont: val buy four Rod s-foo1
hen0oe wh1ea y1si - ines0e ~ u
~ 49, sss.. pr snaa@ 9. 1000
sressed 5ssosy buiidi : ssv isaaad
- psstas = - esaa - 'svsss
sJ,ooo-Iue ~ eoxlM. n seventh ssses& ~
tWOoq jncksno e7d NnIn.
os,soo-oa- ~ ed pAfs u anoehw - Main
ss.sss-H Il; 3 sis.l u ollnaa p.sA -
os,eoe-iivs sssss II wsss ssasas. nsss No
es.soo-Nsv esson Aeasr, Win Sssh, veil
Su'ia one-nalf block from cable: Is
n...se, I, =, =, :: , =: s;n,oa .,a.
do = siss...a sIas Ne viss "a
never - cur Oh.
o1.see-ncpss, ros.:; 9. e eexan fiss
oueen Anne town. . beautiful home
Que al re nnss. restdencss tu s-a'tie; NAT
MD ent view. mcdes hos~: Al ccovsesencss,,
splendidsy ouiit; crsn nfs p'sces' s'e.' 1o1ss
a. ana hcusss In Lynch = SHIELDS ''sd.-
voey choep. rood iuvss meat.
WEST SEATTLE.
eons 81 tae caolcss. Iots right near the Gable
rosd; ans buztness propery
psyips iron s.:s Pr month 70 ss.eoe pr sesr
ssvmili. nov rueriue = fst c:pseity. Mo-,
cns-hsN interest IN . sawmitl; cspectsy ieom
- Per 1ay. with ready maxkss sor ianes.
Fine iasn prep .rsy near Maple Valley: county
rr"c..sv; s sess: Sss ior hops sad l'si.a.
ifo scsss seer Arlington; close % rsiifosas
very cheap.
The Railroad Center OF tho
North Il Srdro.
"a. s...s,e 4 North m win nsvs srains into
ecssro within thirty dsyS asing TIE eeeond
ss,lrosd Tor shss On ~ ~ yucnx city. The
rAIroav~n d uthern hs* ~ trnfuus nere
Ard wishin oar rsoashs she Sea Ge LAKE IN -
4 E-steru wi have tpins yunsinz oetusen
seesvu ~ SEATTLE We have SINE vsry choke
property for sac ~ reasonable prices. which
We can recommend.
Hok LEASE.
German Commercial end , ckso1 strse2 ex
M 70 PEI month ~ efssea ysssa
r~so fois toxto e. n. ce-nar YES al Uni
vesslsy fssss ne ave o. - yeafs
nesses far Ress Ia al parss Of sas e'sf.
Va have . large list Of some Of tbs
hest property in the city. which We
hail h pleased to show 20 any one
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ossers<si banttne boalsen Transacted
60 - s<ssxrspAse ezx1sssos psyse5s IN q
the tffnese4i cites Of Ge casl31 Eazss
aud xurena
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paExIEz rxE rA1Ix
ye1osuves. Non6sy snd 7sunspod. TAursany
S..ss<.S. nesdsg sad sesssi-. Trsdsy snd
nursd.y ~ sges, 1ussday : =
ecastie. 1ueodoy ard faremA. Friday ana
Ssadsv.---...----S . = Tuesday ---.-------1ean
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The Seattle a Eorshsr IN win nsve srains fnsq
essro wtthln thirty days n ssing tie eeeond
rs,lroad for thes o. ~ NJ yucnx city. Inc
Falroav~n d uthern hss ~ ermfuus 49,
= H-steyu wi have trsius yunsina eesween
seSrn - & settle Ne have SINE vsry ehosS
property for sac ~ reasonable prices. whieh
= can rNroumona-
The morning call., 1890-12-14

1t never falls to relieve at oncen is what every.
body says Of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
It's true J No humbug. You buy Salvation
Oil for only 20 cents bottle
The morning call., 1890-12-14

gives theatrical representation. Her hus-
band is not present, and his absence troubles
the fete. The Countess finds half-burned
telegram in his room, signed Lucy" and
containing these words, Come to-day, with
out fail" The Counts absence is thus ex-
planned.
Lucy Andrymont is young American
orphan, a distant relative of Count de Fon-
tenay. After the death of her parents she
comes to Paris anxious to SEGA representa-
tive of the great family to which her mother
belonged. She addresses the family lawyer,
asks for an interview with the Count de
Fontenay and the lawyer never tells her
that FOntenay is married. Fontenay him
self does not mention his wife and he and
Lucy admire each other TO a great degree.
One day the Countess calls upon Lucy, tells
her who she is and invites the young girl to
be her guest. The consequences is a natural
one. Armand de Fontenay and Lucy be-
come lovers. She wishes to flee from the
house to which she has brought so much
Countess aids the lovers by putting IN end
to her own existence and before death she
makes them promise that they will marry
as soon as possible.
Nine. Marie Tessandier. one of the best
actresses OF Paris, played the role of the in
1ured wife with her usual talent, but Mon
sieur Dufi0s. in the role OF Fontenay, was
ludicrous caricature. Raphaelle Srsos, as
an American cousin, was refined and grace
ful. and the minor roles we're very satisfac-
tory.
Georges Ohnet has talent Hisnovels are
seriously studied and easily written. He
has contempt for style, and Amelia Scholl
expresses regret that Ohnet reserves his wit
for his private lettcrs-none for his plays.
Although Ohnet considers the career of n
novelist much more agreeable than that OF
dramatist, the latter has for him great at
traction. He says: 'If you like a calm,
peaceful existence, be novelist, but If bat
ties do hot brighten you be dramatic atl-
thor; You may write ten novels aud then
not De known, but have one theatrical sue
cess and You are brilliant light"
Ohnet pays no attention to " hat Is said of
him by the press. His only judge is the
public. The day that feel that my public
IS wearying Of me, that day / shall cease to
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part. He knows nothing of the strong OK
pressions at the close" The critics aston
lshment can be imagined.
Georges Ohaet's home in the DepartNent
OF Seine ct Marine is called "Chatead des
Abymes." and here he has lived five years
with his mother and his two children.
Here he receives his friends and here he
writes his novels. The park of Abymes
was designed by Ware, the gardener who
arranged the Bots de Boulogne; and in one
tells the hour to all the surrounding vii
lagos. The entire castle was furnished by
Georges Ohnet himself, and furnished in
the most artistic manner. Gobelin tapes
tries are admired by Ohnet, as they are by
Alexandra Dumas. Ohnet buys old authen-
tic tapestries and overs walls and furniture.
HIS salon Is Louis XIV in style and the
wood dates from that epoch; a curious clock
is OF carved wood, gilded and engraved with
the arms Of Brittany.
Behind superb sofa, upholstered with
Gobelin tapestries, is buffet, inlaid with
pearl brought from TonQuin and, scattered
throughout the room, are Chinese bronzes,
forming a curious combination with the
Louis XIV furniture.
The fireplace of the billiard-room is one of
the curiOsities of the CASTLE 1t is very DID,
was brought from Saint Denis. and represents
the arms OF France and Navarro
The dlning-rO0m Is a typical barOnial
hail, In Flemish style. and among its deco
rations is fine copy of RuySdeeps Tor
rent"
From, the large window of study whose
ceiling Is raftered in pure Flemish style one
sees lake and the routes by which in 1871
the Pru sSians came to Paris.
There are those who reproach Georges
Ohnet for his wealth. There are those who
say that he has never had to battle with adj
yersltyand that fortune has always showered
her fayors upon him.
To some extent this is true. Georges
Ohnet began life with n moderate compe-
tence, but although to-day he is wealthy, he
has not always been favored by fortune. At
first his MANUSCRIPTS were refused in all di-
reclions and at least fifteen OF bis earlier
p Us never were produced-never were
pinted. On'y in 1875 d d "Regina Sarpp'
appear at the Theater HIstoriQue, and since
then Georges Ohnet las been accused Of
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grasping all the chances in literature. The
truth is Ohnet believes that in Paris there
are only four serious theaters, and as each
theater produces perhaps three plays a
year, he has no right to represent his own
plays oftener than once in two years.
In this he follows the advice of a dear
friend who said to him, of "Serge Panine":
Y gu have had great success. Keep quiet
Tor at least two years, and always allow
space of at least eighteen months between
two productions, otherwise you will weary
the public"
Ohnet writes only in the morning yery
slowly. and six months are required to com
plete novel; even two or three years before
he puts thOughton paper lie has prepared
the plot, but he never makes note. All is
In his brain. and only when he has decided
the slightest detail does he begin to write.
AT present Georges Ohnet is writing two
novels. Vengeance de Femme" is a dra-
matte novel, in which he pictures living per
sonages, and "ConQuerants" is a 'fn de
steele" novel, in which the reader finds the
heroine in shop and leaves her in a splen-
did home.
All Georges Ohnet's works belong to the
series "Batailles de la Vie," but his novels
gain much by their transformation into
drama. BARONESS ALTHEA SALVADOR.
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were going up. The smallest hut seen in
the distance, if new, was an event that
served US for theme of conversation and
speculation for long time. The scene
from the peak now is very different, can
assure you" and for moment faint shade,
perhaps of regret, passed over the genial
Spanish face, but the accustomed cheerful
look chased 1t away with promptness that
demonstrated that not little of the fiery
old Don Jesus courage and strong will had
even the memory of by-gone splendor and
ease can daunt in the hard struggle with
life among strangers and under new and
untnward conditions. The time had flown
all too quickly, and with thanks for the n-
tcrview and for the cordial invitation to
come again, the representative babe the
brave lady a regretfu adieu.
ADELINF Z, KNAPP