The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-12

floor below. Day after day she would drive
down with her husband, and from her ele
waited place listen patiently TO long. tire
some discussions which oftener than not
got no further than 4 monotone. The ia
nous sherry mixture which helped Mr..
Gladstone through tedious sessions was of
her decoction. To but one other were the
ingredients ever revealed TO John Nor
ley belongs the confidence OF Mrs. Glad
stone on this point, the secret being trans
ferred o3iy as Airs. Gladstone herself ex-
planned. because there was a possibility
that some day an unforeseen accident
would keep her away from her husbands
side.
During the entire period of Mr.. Glad
stones parliamentary life II was the Wis
dom OF the devoted wife that there should
be no discussion OF house OF commons mat
ters at home. once the carriage door closed
under the clock tower OF the house OF par
lament. there was no reference TO the
speech of the husband or the debate OF
which 1t had been part. On the night OF
Mir. GiadstoDe's speech OF home rule, when
all London was ringing with Ii. and The
newspapers OF civilization were eagerly re
eeiving the reports OF ii. il is said that
Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone we're quietly seat
ed In the study Of the Downing street res
idence cutting the pages OF the new book
their friend Cardinal Newman had just
sent them. 1t was 10 this uayaryiag rule
that Mir Gladstone more than once de-
clared re owed the fact that 10 debate in
the house ever had caused him Il sleepless
night.
Blessed herself vita an uncoramonly
vigorous constitution and unceastng
health. there has been 10 tins in the
united lives Of Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone
that she was forced 10 relax her alert
Toll Fhx xs-h i~f
might project themselves upon him. The
miner worries she has also been careful
10 shield him from. II Is related that after
one general e.sCtt0n. when TIE appeal -
the country had resulted adversely 20 Mr..
Cladstone's Irish poGcy. Mrs. Gladstone
vas found somewhat depressed by a Wis
tor at Hawarden. while the Grand Old
Man was streuely a. work upstairs.
Never mind" SAID tae visitor sympa-
the:!caIy. there IS one above who VIII
bring things right N His own good time
Yes. indeed" said the distracted lady.
He will undoubtedly bring gntngs right.
hat he viii forget about his luncheon II
/ do not cal him down"
Mr. Gladstone first saw this angel OF
the household in the winter ~ lS3s. Sne
was his neighhor al a dinner party in
london. and seems not % have been espe-
Cl&3Iy Impressed by The slim, dark haired
Young man wAo rad recently entered par
lament "a member for Newark II was
over A year later that they met aga.1.
That t!rae & was in Rome where ''the
handsome Miss G'yrnes'' ware staying
with their mother 4 few months
iarfr there vas a G08p.e wedding IN
the little par.sa caurch az Ha-
warden The second ccupie weve
TIE Younger Miss fslynue ana Lord Lyt-
1leton. I, IS interesting % note that the
daughter ~ the secoud couple was aF.e>-
ward Lady Caven6isa. wife of the earl
wso was .assaSs.nated oae evening in
TaoeaIx park.
of tbe eight cailarea Who came % Mr..
AND Mrs. Gladstone five arr row living.
Of the saDs, ;s9 are IN England. one ar
reStor 81 ne Village chuTch iu which KS
f2theY ard mother were married. tne other
representing West Leeds 81 parliament.
TIE tafra Is engaged n commercial pur-
suits sa India Cfe q tae daughters l.
married whs.e Releu Gladstone aarntd
f~r aer fathers on5F sister. veco d:ea -
early vroyla mr. rd holds tha hcrora ble %
sis.oz II principal - NeVntan1 college a
Csfr-rsfEe. Shr IS ors CT zee most p~a-
feur5.p educated women iu England. and
tia College ~ w15ek she - ms rsea4 Is era
AZ swa founded fer the E.z1er education
- women. Both NJ ara Mrs Gladstone
have atwAys bear on ne EsSst tender aud
e@eccf3nat~ terms w{tA tEe.r 1hIf1rsn.
Ms Gladstone nurses thaEs ~ herself
So. Watched tteir infancy and grosefuG
years As TeiEso1s3y - for The pas; tHssty-
A.A ara has proeeetes tle waking and