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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-05
TRAIN SERVICE STOPPED.
Radical Quarantine Measures of q
Parish-Base Ball Club Reduced.

NEW ORLEANS, August 5.-The South
ern Pacific notified DR.. Guiteras that Ibe-
ria parish was refusing to let passengers
go through there. An effort will be made
to have the regulation modified.
At a stockholders meeting of the New
Orleans Base Ball Club a motion was made
and carried that the team be reduced to
twelve men. so as to decrease the expense
of the team.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-05
(Seal.)
Circulation of The Evening STAR

The sworn statement below shows that
the circulation of The Star Is what 1t is
claimed to be. The Stars circulation Is
much greater than that of any other paper
published in Washington. and The Star is
read more thoroughly than and has double
the number of readers of any other paper
published in Washington. whether morn
ing or evening. Fifteen thousand of The
Stars regular subscribers take no other
Washington paper whatever, depending
upon The Star alone for news and adver-
Using.
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] solemnly swear that the above state
ment represents only the number of copies
of THE EVENING STAR circulated dur
ing the secular days ending Friday,
August 4, 190J-that is, the number of
copies actually sold delivered. furnished
or mailed, for valuable consideration. to
bona fide purchasers or subscribers, and
that the copies so counted are not return
able to or remain in the Office unsold.
j. WHIT. HEBRON,
Business Manager,
The Evening Star Newspaper Company.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
fifth day of August. A D. 1876
Z. E. RAMEY.
tSeaLl Notary Public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-05
WOMAN'S DEPARTMENT:

Many attractively illustrated articles on houseke
and other ubjects of especial interest to won
be found in an entire section devoted exclus
fairs of womankind
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-18
SHE FAVORS DIVORCE.
Susan Il. Anthony Says 1t Is Refuge
for Women.

Over the bitter protest of Miss
Susan B. Anthony the National
Council of Women at Washington
Saturday adopted a resolution pledg-
ing the organization to cooperate
with the church and state 10 ascer-
tain what are chief causes which
induce or lead up to divorce. In
part the resolution recites the known
cause OF the most disastrous re-
suit in the family and estate:
Il do not consider divorce an evil
by any means" asserted Miss An
thony who was on her feet before
the reading of the resolution had
been concluded. 1T is just as much
a refuge for women, married 10 hrut-
al men, as Canada was once a refuge
for brutal masters. / will never
vote for resolution that will cut
women off from designing and brut-
al men.
The council adopted formally the
antipolygamy resolution favorably
reported from the committee yester-
day
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-18

San Antonio, battle of flowers,
round trip rate $500 Selling date
April q, limited to April 80. Special
train will leave Waxahachie at Gas
p. m.
San Antonio. round trip rate IS. 40.
Selling dates April %. "a. %, 90,
81 and IS, limited TO April 80.
Galveston, round trip rate $40.
Selling date April 20, limited April
p, April %. limited to April "a
st. Louis. one and on-third fare
for round trip, Selling dates May 9
to 10.
Denver, Col. round trip rate s27.-
80 Selling dates May :, and 3,
Return limit May 81,
Savannah Ga, round trip rate
$685.. Selling dates May IL. 10
and IA Return limit May &c.
St, Louis, round trip rate s22l0.
Selling date May IA, Is. l6. Return
limit May 81.
Los Angeles, Cal, round trip rate
$4,000. Selling dates May /. 2, and
3. Return limit 80 days from date
OF sale.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-18

The fat drummer leaned over
the desk aud grabbing the first
piece OF paper lie could lay his hands
on, began TO figure up his expense
account for the day The slip hap.
pened to be q call" blank, aud b.
began pencillng bis figures in the
3.30 column. First be jotted down
l.50 for buggy hire; then is cents
for stamps, IS cents for car fare
leo for express charges, Ito for
telegram, 80 cents for trunk straps.
cents for paper. AID a quarter for
messenger. Down AT the bottom as
an afterthought, he pat #a. and
half-past three in the incoming. there
was trouble, and plenty OF a. The
night clerk supposed. Of course. that
the calls had been Jeff 10 the ordin-
airy way. and while be was a little
surprised that so many guests should
want 20 get up al such an unearthly
hour be told the boys 20 wake Nos
$50, 10, 80, leo. 10. and Is. and
carry a quart Of beer 20 No. 40.
which happened 20 DE occupied by
a Methodist minister That's All
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-18

THE STATE Of TEXAS. County of
Ellis.
By virtue of an order Of sale is
sued out OF the honorable aaRiriet
court CT Ellis county. on the 9Th day OF
OF April. 1905, By the clerk thereof
in the case OF ] n. Sims versus ] w
Lynch and to me. as sheriff. direct
and delivered. will proceed to sell
within the hours prescribed hy law
for sheTiffs sales. on The first Tues
day in May, 1905. II being he End
day of said month. before the court
house door ot said Ella county
city OF Waxahaehie. the following
described property. to-wig:
An undivided one bait interest in
snd 10 one acre OF land Ia Soath
italy, Texas. Abstract No. $50 Ellis
county school land more particularly
described In the deed of u r Malear
and y, G. Matear 70 ], W Lynch
And said Judgment is also a fore
closure Of the vendors lien upon an
undivided one half interest of a cer-
tain frame two room house which
was formerly situated upon said iet
and which BIS the recitalk of said
Judgment Was removed from aaid
lot hy one n r. Lynch and the said
Judgment Of foreciosur. is also en-
tered against the said B r Lynch
in faveT Of The plaintiff ]. ID. Sims
ar well as against the said defendant
!. w. Lynch.
Levied on as the property OF J. W
Lynch and a. r. Lynch 10 satisfy a
Judgment amounting 10 si0l@5 in
favor of j ID. Sims and cost Of suit
Given under my hand this 10th
day OF April. 1905.
J. r. MTSNICK. Sheriff
BY c. C. Sweat. Deputy sheriff
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Ashwooa. fprI IL urnppne ~
Ia an sEsy rhsH for moment r
r~sf lhis HwUiuE p.ssed up fhe
EntsFprtss and aiuuet me first aF-
tlste that caught wy ste wat Hfs
n p Hufers urifs sp - her
community read f through
smiled and adjusted mY spstfasles.
wsnt ateHt Hv we7k wuslBE cone
shat ltasix Auut snuft Wrllss
weii No~ why don't same ore
eatfh sn Inspiration tf0m htr Pea
and wfits ap Astwfsoa community
Ar we pof a. as Ga date people
non ~~ i've andFF ID. ssfF shades.
$50 fo speak a the thfiv.Eg Nttss
village ~ Red O4s thsf's Ffuwine
hks > spfaBs chieksnF That ean
bua~1 af fwu or thse~ 1rN seeds
sse#ss. q sfug store. DsstaF8 a.
fkoe. w~v~ral bar Der shops tao or
anF~~ eiaek smltn asnpse = ax@sy
sa@hse luEb@F yaFd. Ana faF~a Enaa
@@nrwA h0u@~M Can AmFiMaa pEmNa#s
awvt@n. aap3lsf and Mwthoaiss me
Aaaksv Asxsns guks e~~a rsUsdwisa
.@@@ snAaxwsa7 A2na O. Ehxswwmn
aEmmrwA ~ mnon 70 - erected YES.
Mm& Cas- y mK@1amM and hsam fAAx
- e. the n3ms 6 tewa g sas h@sps
mm@m@ 60 a6mB~snks mmws nmmmna
Maw@ mmE@ - lAs#iy mmA wesgi EAmFw b
msss ~ tezASw sfaysnt we hsap@@
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-18

Of the largest efa3n elevators Id the
lunzber yArd and string
banking establishment. We also
have as GOOD cotton and grain
market as Ellis county affords Brit-
ton is surrounded by as fine farming
lands as can be found in Ellis county.
We have q school that is above the
average. Two teachers are employed
and 125 pupils are enrolled The
Baptists. Methodists and Cumberland
Presbyterians have organizations
here. The Baptists have just COM
pleted a new house of worship,
which will be dedicated the first
Sunday in May at IL o'clock. All
present The Methodist people have
just completed their new house.
They have not set the time for dedi-
cation
Despite the low price of cotton
our town and country steadily i'm
proves. One more business house in
course of construction and the con-
tract has been let for another.
There is still considerable cotton
being held here.
Owing to so much rain the farm
ers are greatly behind with their
work. The cotton crop will be re-
duced some. The grain looks very
promising. There is some talk OF
boil weevils making their appear
ance since the warm days.
We are looking for Innocence to
visit this corner of the county some
time soon.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-18
wathoaEs Ieavlng ugiy SCARS.

A louisville Chesnsss las snccessssl IN
rwrfexsang sfetx&Ay "a hseA ssall ~ greatly
sppsrraAssd ~ sxssv Eseshsr a1d h1sass-
kseFwf ussnk 20 the I~s 3 ar ard quss 4
Ezsaanes Ia Ntsseh a heals bAaTas. cats Afd
hSaas@a. Thss nss pssmtsAes u laarss Asuysll
Fsrxs Al 90 this Inquired Wheu applied
10 tmfn tbs vmta stoEe IN frpHn eaae so
ts~o nsamufsA anil - sUufsA hsmla wsslEMas
lemv1mg sswiy hlxwaEsaAem msaa = 3ss. WHEN
mspaa4x4 &c = euE il sss4@ ina htexs1iUg very
sansrklv asnA hsAlA thw wuzznd tEusn he
ssuaac~m - wssAa@s sAFyamw snA aeaaAmmw.
Tlas gmtnxapAe ot TAaF~xamTass.ia satsvss co
smxs u Rxsa nsFNiNass 70 sass Amarxsssx nxfxes
ssasAa@g aud nkasssshlng tire sH1nfed
ksssSw& nfAmyY@ssRms#gs ~ tElF@msh - azss.
Ngmsxsa alb agly seaEs AMI lAassTgsshksf zaam
kaum Bssa emsss nwcwssssle4& szMs = u
kss~ 49, ehannsd sfkskp ps9&kAsz.# q
haspmi.sN 10 &c ssAlAe u ! vsfw -
shsR price TssAs ax@ wxznexsy . : hsmsss~
80 ne<wnsesy, amd nsuaAsFs wqli 80 a
~ mssw eszEsa tizza xnn<iiszs @sasA Aasza.
axnagas - aMlve@ sd aminmemfm Every
aszaasF zKAA hasn pasmeMamph - Co.
nms - - sims1 n~mwwssss "a @swr Ekn
smzmfEy szw pasaanN rnzneamrh h sszxk.
I'D. a yaas aw~AsF anms ne kamsEa@ i ank
-. = : : I.
msszsrsa Fas~zN8zA = "A emls i e
= 80 81 - h1MzN& nAznmMrsmuua hv
- Rams E~~saz as~awv ~.
zs@rrsas pw~g ca. ee@=A=a AzsaaA.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-18
HAIR TELLS CHARACTER.
Color of Hair said TO Indicate q Per-
sons Temperament.

Many people believe that blonde, on
light hair denotes affection and dark
hair constancy. "A person without hair
Is not devoid of character far from IL
The disposition Of the average bald
headed man is to show such aollcitude
Tor the welfare Of others that he neg
lects himself germ causes 8 lldness.
Prof. Sabouraud. OF Paris, France. in :
nooculaied a rabbit with Dandruff germs.
causing II 20 become totally bald In five
weeks time To rid the scalp of these
DANGEROUS gsrrns u is necessary to apply
Newbru's Herpicide
Destroy the eause-you remove the
effect +"
SOFA by leading druggists Send lee ia
ftampS for sample TO The Herpscide &C,
Detroit. Mich.
Herring Drug Co. Special Agents.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-18

A larms hna hAnaausne funeral ear
or h@arw@ maa rmrslsaa I'm shm @ssY
tham m@EmamM - Mm@AAs MN@M rs
car ass made u sks FaesmsY Is CrNms
q aEea@ q Eaneimnezfkbs saeszAa-
sAmEav kaflG a. FtsNk1sMGkw HmsmHAeA.
Toe @MMahaA g. 6am a@sa@&mN. AAm& D.
81 80 re- mzAAna& - 90 E@Hn -
ham szNzsnl4s 1eaA . - esT#mA@ =
tbs - ksnmAa worlds wmAF. m
@aw wzz# @@ 49, "a go ANsmEB n@wm
sf - CnmA@ Mamhsg Csmwmmy-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-18

Lincoln, H.. Dec. g.. so4 Prof
W. y Patty leetured ne the Cumher-
land Presbyterian church 20 good
audience which was blghb entertain
ed and instructed fuf over two hours
without being worried in the least
There are tew lecturers who viii ln.
fercst au audience more aud few lee.
furers who have greater powers on
'he platform than prof Patty
Yours truly
GEORGE " NEAL.
Lincoln college,
AZ public sthool auditorium rhuFs.
lal nLNht. Anvil 20
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-18
NEWS OF BRITTON.

Britton, April t7.-Not having
seen anything from this part Of the
county for some time / thought
would give you "a few lines from the
garden valley OF Ellis county Brit
on is situated on the Central rail-
road between WaXahachie and Fort
Worth The following business
firms are located here. Three gen
eral merchandising houses. drug
store. Two doctors. implement house
blacksmith and paint shop. Two bar
her shops. hotel meat market. one
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-18
To stmh Naa~.

a Maryland con ~ easman tella Of
a baptism ln village in the hiAek
heli ai that state. What 10 the
name asked The minister nf the
ehiids fatheF slohn James George
Harrison smith answered the
father Tha 0ld minister ioftmsa
duSu he names. and then. Walking
Ia The h&pfsamai font. eYoekeTx
~@sh aassR. aid "a the gaasfuT'
Moses get some more wateF There
sins bali enumgh to nApttaa IBIS
child i @e have 80 take - al bic
nmua@#
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-18
Coal Off Sf.W.

Mines have reduced price II rsAi
Soc per ton. | make a further re-
duction 10 81 go. To parties r~spon.
sible wanting eoaa pounds wiJl DIS
liver il payable Oct /. for sac OF as
cash THIS. remember ~ Summer
prices la three ton lots only
is u. n. THOMPSON
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-18

j. X. Mayhew was out yesterday
with llst taking subscriptions for
he fund 10 BE- used 70 WaemdRm
Nest Main street Hefore night he
had secured from the property own.
ers residing On that stree promls.
ed donations 20 the amount at near
IS ta.eae. This looks very mwt h
like the people on that street Wefe
tu earnest with reference 10 the paw
ina proposition
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-18

The fuIlo~lns new Suits have hmen
tiled in the district clerk afftsw'
Mcdaniel brothers IT ri - this
estate IT Susan Mcdaniel. deceased.
and R r. Mcdaniel et MI aehs and
foreclosure.
Mahala MeGowsu rs fraKaeY Ie.
Gowem. aisoFee
r. r tslIi Vs. ~ & Cade ~ NJ.
saeht aud toEeesasmFs
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-18

make Red Oak what she is by our
patronage and isn't she a part of
our community? To be sure. Now
why don't somebody tell the people
were alive up here, and bravely
wrestling with damp stalks, wet
ground and crooked corn rows. doing
our best to get ready to starve out
the boil weevil. I'll do it myself;
why not? | can't write like Aunt
Snort, but | can at least say my say.
Haven't | two large barrels of nice,
new, hard soap stored away, as
proof OF my ability to stir things?
What if ! have several kettles yet
to make, can't it wait? Haven't |
got little chickens in my coops and
elsewhere? about $50 eggs setting,
besides spick and span new nat
ural hen incubator" in my back
yard, containing two hundred and
thirty eggs? Indeed | have, and
know some one will want to know
about il. 1t is modelled after plan
bought last year from Mrs. Annie
Stephens of Sterrett A family right
costs $1.00. 1t is really hen
persuader." Mine contains fourteen
nest boxes; under the care of four
btNii a1Ot1E4iN Hens II IL arranged
so they are kept separate Each hen
has run where she can get feed and
water and then return 10 the nest
with nothing to modest her. | think
it will prove a great thing. My SON
who lives on our farm, also has one
1t takes about three dollars worth
of lumber to make one.
Our Ashwood schoor closed last
Friday with nice program, and
our charming little teacher, Miss
Lena Hall, has returned to her home
in WaXahachie. We shall miss her
The earth has donned her mantle
of green, the trees are fast becoming
things of beauty, and all nature is
sounding the praises of loving and
beneficent Creator It's time the
spring poets were bursting their
bonds and helping TO fill that ever
yawning waste basket with effusions
something like this:
On the spring time; Oh, the spring
time
When the dainty, darling buds are
given birth,
When the johnny jump-ups peep.
warmed and wakened from
their sleep.
BY the suns soft rays that gently
Kiss the earth.
Oh, the spring time: Oh. the spring
time
When the earth is overspread with
carpet green.
When the lovely flowers blossom.
with the fragrant fresh per
tume,
And the birds and honey bees are
seen again
Oh the spring time, Oh the spring
time
'Tis enough to stir the dullest
poets brain,
Set his pulses all athFill. as he MIN
bly, grabs his quill,
Just to tell the world that spring
has come again.
Since Innocence" is once more at
home and assures us he is on duty
again. III leave the rest for him to
tell. and 20 feed my chickens.
MRS. CARRIE X. BUTCHER
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-18

wAam y@m ha#s KAmA tired han@mta
gewAAma u 60 NDT4mM. al - nws
Ammm wAa4 - 8As mMz1sF g wzsMABn&
am6 - y hmzsaA - Az&mz
MnNs& MMmmAw e. n@aa@m kAum sMmMNmA
Rmr go ~ FmarAm an
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-18

Subject FOR sunday April %.
Jesus at Jacobs Well"
Eddie Roberts Leader
Sidney Johnson. John 8 20.
Miss Eueenia Kidd Mark l. IL
John 4s. Mont Keys.
John 4 f0-la. Miss Essie Nc
QuattFrs.
John = l5-20. Miss Ethel Roberts
John 4 2l~26. Virgil Gates
John A. 2T-34. Robert Chestney
John & s5-Ss. Miss Bessie smith
John 8 te-A3. Jack Tlngle
The poem Water Miss Ruth
HuCkwbee
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-18

wmkahmehsa. Tex.. April ts-~Ths
regular Nay eEamlnasamn f0w tsmsh-
eFs' esFs sfIentes All - hela lay :
Ana g. Jas r HMEaOKA
E0mmas 8lxa@Famamnamms
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-18

A few applications will remove tan or
sallowness and restore the beauty of
youth. SATINOLA is new discovery,
guaranteed, and money refunded if it
fails TO remove Freck les. Pimnles. Liv-
er Spots, Blackheads, Tan. Discolora-
tons and Disfiguring Eruptions. Ordi-
nary cases in 10 days, the worst in 70
days, After these defects are removed
the skin will be soft, clear. healthy and
beautiful. Price soc at drug stores or
by mail. Thousands Of ladies testify to
the merits OF Satinola.
Mrs. W. l.. Curry writes, Little
Rock, Sept. 3, 1904 For years |
was troubled with pinples. black heads.
and spots. | tried everything adver-
tised for skin diseases without relief,
until the past few weeks have used Sat
inola with marvellous results. My com
plexion has been changed to a smooth,
beautiful pink, without blenish. shall
always keep Satinola in my house.
NATIONAL TOILET CO
Paris, Tenn.
Sold in Waxahaehie by
HOOD q MARTIN
and all leading druggists
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-18

All Nsmawva ase uraN& sm % uF3m-
eat ~ ne ma@samm MFs4mS maMmE
Mmmammma af tmnaFxAmaa amsmm@aM msH
fwaaaua. c u nMA@w
SmxTwzary
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THE STATE or TEXAS. County 81
Ellis.
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MISS


truth is, that there has been no real
salon in existence for more than cen
tury.
The ambassadors wives undertook to
establish a salon. and one season the
wives of the Cabinet officers tried to
have such a form of welcome for their
friends. But It turned out to be a
CHASTITY failure. People came who were
not wanted. And those who were want
ed stayed away. But Mrs. P1atts salon
is successful. She has politicians special
". and the Depews are her warmest
friends
Perhaps the most interesting salon in
New York-aad one of the most exeIu-
sive ones-is that held at the home of
Mrs. John D. Rockefeller. Her salon is
musical one. She plays the piano, her
daughters play the violin. Mr. Rockefei-
Ter plays sometimes the violin and some
times the cello. And so the orchestra
Is made up. It is a very interesting one,
representing many millions.
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Fifth Avenue Still in Vogue.

These western millionaires have
signaIfzed their advent into New York
fv taking possession Of Fifth Avenue
from Fifty-ninth Street northward. by
building a row of paIatiaI mansions,
which leave the older homes of the New
York arfstocracy away back in the rsar.
Senator William a. Clark of Montana.
the man with the bushy beard and the
aggressive manner, is erecting for him.
self and his new-made wife, one of the
most magnificent palaces to be found in
the world. When it is done all mem
bers of New York society viii fall over
each other in their endeavor TO hs
among the first to be admitted to it's
sacred portals. thus setting the seal OF
social distinction upon Senator Clark
and his wife, and making them part and
parcel of the upper circle
Andrew Carnegie has erected another
mansion of the same character; as.
also has Henry Phipps. of Pittsburg.
and others too numerous to mention.
There was a time when rurlor mad II
that Fifth Avenue was 10 be forsaken
by the extremely rich, who were TO
favor some sections OF the upper w est
Side by their presence. But the action
of these millionaires has osclded that
question, and for the next ftty Years
Fifth Avenue, on the east side or Gen.
trail Park and at the south of Central
Park for several blocks will be the So
ciaT center of the extremely rich OF
New York city
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SOME MIXED MET APFIORS

in India were but "a mere feabite in the
ocean" as compared with others he
could name. 1t vas another friend of
India who said: Pass the measure and
the barre-. wells will become fertile
valleys" 1t was a loyal member who
said: When l 30 wrong 1 look round
and see our chief leading, and l soon
get right again
But our HiberIian friends will be jeaI-
Gus if We credit there with nothing In
this direction.
Mr.. Field, of Dublin when discussing
a bill relating to the shipping of cattle
across the Irish sea, begged the MEM
bers not to look at the subject from n
livestock point of view and it was he
who said: The right honorable gentle
man shakes his head-and I'm sorry TO
hear it" He it was, too, who, when the
Irish land bill was being pushed
through, said; THE time has now come,
and is rapidly arising" Another mem
Der in late debate objected 20 .intro-
ducing fresh matter already decided
1t was Mr.. McHugh who declared the
government was 'tironbound with red
tape but it was an opponent of home
as the first stitch in the dismember-
ment of the empire.
But we must stop. or we shall have a
by ii statesman OF the Emerald Isle
who declared that there's no truth in
half the lies sold about the Irish -
London Graphic.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-19


A New York hostess who has a charm
ing salon Is Mrs. Edwin Gould Her
husband is "the quiet Could and prob
ably the richest of the family While
the others are spending money Iavishiy
and living upon palat ial yachts, Edwin
Gould. the third son, lives quietly at his
home up the Hudson, Ardsley Towers.
= aeping house with his wife and babies.
The Coufds come into town for few
months IN the winter, and, while here,
their home Is the center of very
charming group Mrs. Gould sings very
prettiIy, aad her salons are social cen
tiers. They are not particularly intelIec-
ulal, not particularly educational, not
particularly anything at al; but social.
Mrs. Gould. who was the daughter of
Dr. George f. Shrady. physician to both
Grant ard Garfield. opens her house to
all her friends one night a week. and to
her husbands friends. All are given TO
understand that not only they. but their
friends. are welcome. This brings
great number there every Thursday
evening.
To have d salon. one must needs dress
elegantly. Mrs. Gould rather affects the
extreme style Of dress Though she
dresses In elegant taste. her gowns are
of the French creation She wears an
exquisite opera cloak thrown around her
shoulders 1t Is brocaded with silk and
trimmed with sable. Her hair is always
deliberately cGifuTed.
Mrs. Draxel at her salon wears her