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Evening star., 1900-05-19
IN AN IRISH VILLAGE
How the People of Sessiagh Pass
Their Quiet Days.
SHOPKEEPERS ARE ALSO FARMERS
Dodging Revenue Officers Lends a
Zest to Life.
LIVELY TIMES ON FAIR DAY
ARE ALSO FARMERS
LIVELY TIMES ON FAIR DAY

Copyright. 1890 by Seumas MacManus'-
Written for The Evening Star.
The village of Sessiagh is a typical one
II is situated in the heart of the hills at
nofut wLer. three big glens meet. Sesslagh
contains about forty houses. half of which
.ra sho,,s Tor stores) a chapel tRoman
catholic. n church Episcopaiianl. police
r,arrack and a market house the upper
floor of which answers ell the purposes OF
4 public halD Half the houses are of two
stories tchietiy slated). a third are OF one
story, thatehGd and the remainder are a
combination of one-story thatChed and two
story slated. There are about 2D souls IN
Sassiagh. 1t has single street. the houses
-iaving grown up one by one on either side
he highway.
Sessiagh is forty Irish miles (ffty Amer
can mi;es> from anywhere. and all the
-hopketpers' goods must he brought by
horse and cart over those forty miies-the
eutire trip occupying four DAYS. Our un-
Travelled citizens twho form - per cent OF
'hc popuation) never saw railway tram
..iei.tric light a big town Il. @, cnc OF
:;ptb people or moT.D- But the cariInan
.llS us about the wonders OF the outer
world when ara gathered around the
Shoemaker's candle at night, 5" that We
consider ourselves Travelled in spirit. The
..trtman is an autocratic fellow. as he
should be. for he owns his hcrSe and cart
and earns a golden sovereign every four
days "trip he makes to the big town. IL Is
more than dream TO US that succeeding
generation will see a railway laid up our
Cen Nor and Old people never tire OF
rcpeating and eXpounding the Old prophecy
harded down from St. Colmcille that one
day black pig breathing fire will come up
the glen with the speed of the wind; some
of the older narrators remember how the
meaning of the prophecy was sti!l puz-
zling mystery when they were chilcren.
Every ShOpkeeper n Farmer.
Every shopkeeper Is likewise farmer.
Except on fair days ne can afford to spend
most of his time at the spade. just without
the village leaving wife or children to at
Tend the occasional customers. Some shop
keepers are grocers only: some are grocers
End publicans. and some again grocers pub
llcans and drapers combined-the groceries.
;he liquors and the dry goods being all ex-
posed in the one little store. Often. indeed,
the same man is at once grocer. publican,
draper. baker. farmer. auctioneer. emgra-
ton agent, sprigging and knitting agent.
law sessions clerk and a few other things.
The grocer is the miscellaneous dealer
of the village. He. as a grocer, deals in
everything except cloth and liquors. In
the summer months the article in which
lie does his chief trade is the yellow Amer
.can Indian meal. Our small farmers
stocks of homemade eaten meal and of
potatoes get exhausted in the early sum
nler. and they have to rely largely upon
Indian meal II tide them over the months
Evening star., 1900-05-19
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

COLUMBIA THEATER.-The regular
season Of the Columbia goes out in a blaze
Of glory next week with undoubtedly what
should prove the biggest comic opera week
of the season. Francis Wilson and his cele-
brated company present a splendid revival
of the comic opera classic. 'Erminie." The
sale of seats has already assumed large
proportion and assured the management OF
most successful engagement. "Erminie''
has proved to be the most popular Ameri-
New York Casino heraided the fame of
that theater throughout this country. as
well as England. and firmly established
Francis Wilson as stellar light in the
comic opera field. Wilson. of course. had
much to do with its staying qualities;
nevertheless, the opera itself contains
brighter and more sparkling music. dia-
logue of a wittier nature and situations
that are naturally more comical than most
comic operas can boast. In the coming
Evening star., 1900-05-19
Dresses for Girls.

Very pretty afternoon dresses for grow
ing girls are made Of white tucked or
candle. the tucks running round and round
the skirt. At the foot there are ruffies of
the organdie each ruff1e being edged with
the narrowest white satin ribbon. White
satin ribbon in very narrow width is
shirred at the head Of the ruffles and is
finished in true lovers knots upon the side
of the skirt
Many of these tucked waists are very
pretty, with the tucks laid in groups Of
three and with only half an inch of space
between the groups. The tiniest house
coats are made up with these waists; they
are of tueking and are just large enough to
fit the arnlhole.
Graduation dresses will be very pretty
this year with their trimmed skirts and
fancy little waists They are made of thin
materials and afford fine glimpse Of the
silken lining underneath. Fortunately there
are so many substitutes for silk that the
lining need not be very expensive; even II
1t were all of silk 1t would not cost heav-
lily. for there comes kind of white orien-
tai silk at II cents or thereabout yard,
Evening star., 1900-05-19
Aside.

Thomas Nelson Page is said to be en-
gagged on a stage version of Red Rock"
James F. Leonard will star next season
in his new comedy, "Hogan's Wooden We'd
ding
The rumor that Primrose and Dockstader
would have two minstrel companies mex,
season is denied.
Next week will mark the third engage.
ment John Ransone has played at the New
Grand this season.
Burr Mcintosh has been engaged to play
Philemon in the production Of Janice
Meredith next season.
"Zaza" will be put on the stage next sea-
son as a grand opera and Calve Is to as
sumo the principal role.
1.-THE Belle of New York" is to open In
Boston May q with Dan Daily in his origi-
nal role OF Ichabod Bronson.
Edna Wallace Hopper spent about 81 ,OOC
at the DeKoven sale of household effects
in tapestries and bric-a-brac.
Will NJ. Cressy of Cressy and Dayne Is
the author of eleven vaudeville sketches
that will be played next season.
Filson and Enroll have been put under
contract by Manager Chase of the New
Grand for six weeks next season.
Paderewsh sailed for Liverpool wednes-
day, carrying with him draft for $171 500,
the result of his recent tour of this coun-
try.
1.-The Girl with the Auburn Hair has Gre
ated sensation in London. The spectacle
and singing are well liked. but the church,
Evening star., 1900-05-19

Sparrow. the well-known comic jugg,el
was the only American in a big hill at
Berlin theater recently. and is credited Wit
being the hit of the performance.
Evening star., 1900-05-19

Mrs. Leslie Carter is 80 appear next sea
son in The Queens Drawing Room" on
of the scenes will show a presentation q
the heroine to Queen Victoria.
Evening star., 1900-05-19

The stage is to be elevated once more
Jim Jeffries. the champion pugiist, will star
next season in a play written by Clay
Greene, entitled 'The County Sheriff"
Evening star., 1900-05-19

The Rogers Brothers open their next sea
son in New York about September |. am
their new pay will be called The Roger
Brothers in Central Park"
Evening star., 1900-05-19

]. X. Bratton. a composer Of popular
songs, has been chosen as the musical d.
rector of I'm Himmelhof" the show in
which Peter Daley is to star next season.
Evening star., 1900-05-19

Charlotte Deane has signed with Daniel
Frohman for the queen mother and Anne
of Austria with f. II. Sothern in his pro-
duction of Hamlet and The Kings Mus
keteerS' next season.
Evening star., 1900-05-19

Walter Thomas. who has done good work
with The Greatest Thing in the World"
left for Denver last Tuesday. where he will
join stock company for the summer sea-
son.
Evening star., 1900-05-19

Theodore Roberts, leading man of the
Arizona company, has been sued by Mrs
A A. Edwards of that company for al
legged statements made by the defendant
derosatory to the latter's character
Evening star., 1900-05-19

Robert Bucharon is to write pay for
Mrs. LanStry. in which she is To star next
season. Marie Autoinette is said to be the
theme of the play.
Evening star., 1900-05-19

1t Is said that George c. Rnniface. 81.
contemplates starring again in his old sue
cess. Jean Vatican" a dramatization Of
Les Miserabies -
Evening star., 1900-05-19

William Gillette. the author-actor has
purchased large tract of mountain forest
land in Tyron n. c.. for the purpose of
Keeping his rustic hermitage from the en-
croachment of neighbors.
Evening star., 1900-05-19

Henry Miller is making elaborate prepara-
tons in New York for his season in The
Pacific coast. He intends 10 feature The
Only Way"
Evening star., 1900-05-19

r. F. Keith. the vaudeville manager. has
secured the services Of cissje LOTUS for
thirty weeks next season, and will pay her
at the rate Of $50 a week
Evening star., 1900-05-19

New Orleans Is to have no French opera
next winter. The last season was disas-
trous financially. and Mr.. Charley. the
manager. has decided to give up the strug-
gle.
Evening star., 1900-05-19

Duse has scored an artistic success at
Frankfort. Germany. but suffers financially.
as the Germans will not stand s.. 81 and
SO for admissions.
Evening star., 1900-05-19

Gertrude Coghlan Is To he seen next year
in production Of Becky SHARP dra-
matization made by her late father, Charles
Coghlan.
Evening star., 1900-05-19

The first presentation of "Her Majesty =
with Grace George as the star. WAS given
at Plainfield. n. j., last Monday night
Both play and company are said to have
scored a success.
Evening star., 1900-05-19

Charles B. Hanford Is to use Private
John Allen next season for starring p,Ir-
poses. The play which is by Lee Arthur,
was produced in this city some time ago
with promising results Ii has been wholly
rewritten
Evening star., 1900-05-19

going community is protesting. claiming 1t
is wrong to sing hymns in a music hall
John Glendinning. who has played prom
fnent part with the Nethersole company,
will join Mrs. Sarah Cowell lie Moyne next
season.
Evening star., 1900-05-19

1t Is said that Manager Zegfeld has de-
termfned not to let Anna Held appear in
The Education of the Prince" on account
of its alleged risque plot. The play is to
be produced in the fall according to this
report. but without Anna Held.
Evening star., 1900-05-19

Peter Dailey's piece for next season. I'm
Himmeihof," deals with the experiences of
a superintendent of a poster designing es-
tablishment in which a number of pretty
models are employed. The plot is said to be
"a trifle gddy."
Evening star., 1900-05-19

The rumor has been current for several
days that David BelaSco has purchased the
American rights to when We Dead
Awaken by Ibsen. for 5000. 1t is said
that Richard Mansfield was also bidder
for the same play.
Evening star., 1900-05-19

Edna Wallace Hopper spent about 81 900
at the DeKoven sale of household effects
in tapestries and bric-a-brac.
Evening star., 1900-05-19

Next week will mark the third engage
ment John Ransone has played at the New
Grand this season.
Evening star., 1900-05-19

Will NJ. Cressy of Cressy and Dayne Is
the author of eleven vaudeville sketches
that will be played next season.
Evening star., 1900-05-19

Burr Mcintosh has been engaged to play
Philemon in the production of Janice
Meredith next season.
Evening star., 1900-05-19

The Alice Nielsen Opera Company gave
a performance of The Singing Girl at
Providence. r. l.. last Wednesday after
noon. for the benefit OF Richie-Ling, tenor
OF the company. who has been Ill for some
time. Mr.. Ling, whose condition is i'm
proving: has been re-engaged by Manager
Perley for next season.
Evening star., 1900-05-19

Filson and Enroll have been put under
contract by Manager Chase of the New
Grand for six weeks next season.
Evening star., 1900-05-19

"Zaza" will be put on the stage next sea-
son as a grand opera and Calve Is to as
sumo the principal role.
Evening star., 1900-05-19

'AThe Belle of New York" is to open in
Boston May q with Dan DAILY in his origi-
nal role OF Ichabod Bronson.
Evening star., 1900-05-19

Marion Abbott and Charles Silke's farce
Paying the Bill" has undergone revision
at the hands of the author. who came on
this week from New York for the purpose
He Is Mr.. Lindemann who wrote 1.-The Ed
itor," which has made hit for Kathryn
OStermann.
Evening star., 1900-05-19

Alfred E. Aarons is to have three mu-
steal comedies in the field next year They
will be The Military Maid" with jose
phine Hall for the star: 1.-The Magnetic
Maid' and ''Mam'selle 'Awkins," which is
to be revived. Aarons is also to direct the
tour of new melodrama entitled Near
the Throne"
Evening star., 1900-05-19

Barnum and Bailey's circus has been
creating sensation in Europe. During
their engagement at Hamburg it is report
ed that they paid the electric street car
companies 5000 not to run a car during
the five hours the parade was touring the
streets.
Evening star., 1900-05-19

ten by Robert Marshall, the English play
wright, and it will be produced for the
first time in London. 1t is in four acts,
three of which are laid In the cavalry bar
racks at Lowchester. England.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-04

That's one on me-" said the Sultan to
Asmsslf as he continued on his way. He
r-esen,ly came upon a merchant sitting In
his ozxar with nothing to do. and upon In
zerly replied:
There is no trade, nor can there be as
long as the Sultan and his officers tax the
10 death.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-04

That's straight talk" unused the Ruler
a. ne turned away. and a few minutes
later he was asking a shoemaker how
EirreS were with him.
I am going to throw up my trade and
rurr thief. was the reply. From the
Sultan to his lowest mental all are thieves
and rascals. and they are the only ones
xho get along.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-04
anthony Hopes Mad Season.

/ Anthony Hope, among other odd char
Rcteristics, has a strong dislike to poetry.
A bright London belle, knowing this
trait. once tried the joke of reading some
verses to him. To her surprise he listen
ed complacently and at the end of the in
Fiction thanked her in superlatives. 1t
was too much for her comprehension. She
forgot about the joke and said:
81 thought you hated poetry"
$50 / do, In my lucid intervals" was
the consolinA rejoinder, "but this is the
spring season, which affects me like the
March hares."-Saturday Evening Post.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-04

Coming to the maIl.et-place. the SultaA
began inquiring of the people right and
left It was hard times with all, and an
bitterly fnveighed against him and his on
GERS. All but one He was a corn dealar,
who recognized the great Ruler In spite q
his disguise. and 30 he called out:
Great Is our Sultan, and his government %
in his palace and saying to his Grand
ViZier: :,
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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-04

Osce upon time the Sultan of Bagdad
foak walk by himself, without his whbk-
s: and IN Disguise TO hear what the
Epon butcher at his door, the Sultan
asked him how business was, and In reply
In butcher said:
As bad as can be with a Sultan who Is
rscsdess and extravagant and has no care
the welfare of his
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-04

onsdltatlon Free
to p. M
Office, los Myrtle Ave.
IN san Antonio st., next Delaware Fur.
nfture Store.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-04

tied up and given a hundred whacks.
laid on"
For short weight, o Ruler7"
NO: for lying. Then have the butte
the merchant. the shoemaker. and
body else you can catch tied up and &
the same dose"
For lying. o Ruler"
mo; for telling the truth What
want in this thing is a happy mediu
neither falsehood nor truth, but lots
enthusiasm and all the tax money We
get hold Of"
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trustees 10 aaIya fDI Ma ensuing year,
md for tba transaction W such other
business ~ MAy properly come before
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Tell ,DNy sister

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NApla Glover Root Ten 2pia directly on
lhn bowels, liver md Kidneys keeping
them IN pnrtaol health pilpa % Oh
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hlnIyNUnQ never yel cured d%yspopaIu.
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~ learn TINT DeWifts Witch lfayaI
bDlya Will give them Instant and peps
mHDent relief, IA VIII pDyp eoyaMa
md pll skin discusses, beware ~ conn
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