The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-04
OF GOTHAM.
- Mabel Jenness Tells How
to Go to Sleep.
Fl oARRETT's RECOVERY.
u ..s,s voice Restored-Breakfast
e s.,.-eI IngersolI's-Chat with
m. Julia Ward Howe.


vasx. Dec. s.-lCopyrighted, 1ss0.l
81 Miss Mabel Jenness, the leader of
mlf. the study of the beautiful,
~. II for the past six weeks. suffer
-, nervous prostration. She has
"a however, occasionally TO see her
n. n has been prevented from tax
~, customary outdoor exercise. I
- Yesterday wrapped in furs in a
e e1sy chair, very thin and pale.
- & Iii like the dashing tgure that
Vmters are accustomed TO see on
snrk IN Central park.
a. ; he said. II have been very i'll;
4 g retting better now, and shall be
;3afs few weeks. My illness has
-, anpro.. table. for have learned
$50 that never knew before. and
- box 70 sleep. ioften hear men and
.. complain Of sleeplessness, and that
ssiv;bute il to all sorts of disorders.
~ ~ what il may arise from, but
IS know. for have tried it with sue
~sself. that anyone who wishes may
- eslrnIy at any hour of the day or
"a sleep as peacefully as child in
,6Ae;s arms. How do / do it.
-? Just curl up in bed.
every thought of care
y mind, close my eyes and make
s mind 70 60 to sleep. 1t may come
a harIi at Arst. but after few trials
IN and it very easy | believe that
hrslth and greatness, to a great de-
eonsist in learning how TO sleep.
Yr. Gladstone. for instance-and
a scores of others whom | might
II chose-and one of his leading
fstics is the ability to stop work
~ 1t moments notice, in rail-
=. On . steamboat, or wherever he
t1ppen TO be. Plenty of sleep means
NE 10 man and beauty 10 woman.
ltis the easiest thing IN the world 10
no FAxoUs MEs REJUvENATEp.
II on Broadway yesterday two men,
khmous the world over, who are ac-
e good as new. The lrst was
= Garrett. He had come over from
more With his wife 10 see his tailor
nRnd to few matters of business
mars ago it was reported that he was
fof paresis. By skillful medical at
IA he seems to have been rejuvenated,
itere vas no trace of illness about him
xalked along the crowded thorough
he vas dressed in the height of
III, and with the exception of stopped
sIder and a decided paleness. he
Ia as well Is he ever did. His mind
ID to be clear. and he can transact an
Rmous amount of business.
= other man whom | saw was one Of
f0fids greatest fenors, Campanini.
soice gave out a fen years ago, and
oueh he did at that time all that medi-
Efnce could suggest, he could not re-
rs lost charm But he has found q
DOCTOR, and under his skiilfui guidance
tysar, be has come forth almost new
Such eminent authorities as Theo-
Thomas, Seidl and Damrosch, who
khezrd him many times, say that his
h b a. good now as IL ever was. He
tthe = Die Quella pera" to a company
iends the other night with the same
Etness and vigor with which he sang il
4fy-Ave years ago. when he hrst APP
NJ above the horizon.
Il lUIlA WARD HOWE IN OLD AGE.
nd delightful chat the other morn
WITH enc Of the brainiest women in
MICA. Julia Ward Howe had come on
Boston for brief visit, and in her
ptien in her hotel she entertained
trends for brief time. She talked
ss;ingiy about the progress that
lsn had made during the last ten years
thasing the nimBle dollar. and ex-
I'D tbs belief that their real work had
hegun.
they have done well in the past" said
Hove. land will do better in the fu-
because prejudice has given way to
mon sense, and women of ability have
~ an equal chance with men. Thisis
fshonld be. Sex should not enter into
imposition, and il does not now ex-
ia iew cases. .
Hove bears her years gracefully.
ny years she has advocated womanas
m What she claims are their hest
senan's right 10 her home, TO
cenpwtition with men. 70 fair treat
10 zll walks of business life and the
rs professions, and IN and out Of sea
ne has bought valiantiy under that
kr- Hove Is short and not al ali
aihe-iooking. Her hair is snogy
IL parted IN the middle. surmounted
BACK cap. Her eyes are gray and
wa Der whole manner is that Of
<lsini elder sister
sIIIIcsAiRE's IIBRAEy.
pstien Goeiet. the well-known mill
and society leader. has an extern
NJ valuable library that is the envy
HsrF nan and Woman. IL con-
many literary gems of most
MS "a Ne. hut Mr.. Goelet is avery
!" aaasnd he can well afford 10 crafty
'aaalsiie taste in his love for old and
~ BOOKS The chef a ocuvre Of this
sung collection, 'Merrie England in
saeh Tine" by George Daniels. is
-c'enily illustrated by the author.
sasalrls many rare dramatic portraits
lM TIE original drawings prepared by
sashof Tor the engrayings of the work.
ulss Mr.. tfoeiei has a superhly
svsiea copy 81 The History of old
OK, ~ John w. Francis; Ire
records, and almost a complete
he drawings aud illustrations Of
sssnk. Taking Of "Ireland's Rec
me newest work concerning il Is
lan orihsyedoff7s History Of the
~ INVASION Of Ireland in l79S Ii
we TIE romantic and picturesque.
.eesi FORGOTTEN. episode in the his
= sne unhappy island
skEAgFAsT WITH BOB ISGEEsoLI@
s& al breakfast With Colonel Rob
seneh There we're present about
seikknoEn men. including Gen
sasFnlan. The great agnostic xas AZ
Smiles chased each other over
soAd tace and he bearned pleasure
VERY pore. The talk wss about
men. General Sherman had told
aofAes about Lincoln. and bnaliy be
% lngersol and said, " Bob, what
= opibion Of Lincoln.
Tvs were tarned 10 Inrersoll. and
W. began by saying. Il have on
sasn oae occasion expressed nv
l think be xas perhaps the
president we ever had
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