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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-06

amount very prominent American who
gives with free hand is now considering
a gift Of $1,OOO,OOO. just to start the bail
rolling.
I'VE already have an equity of million
dollars In our present site and buildings
We are now negotiating for the purchase Of
splendid new Site costing about 500. OO0
situated somewhere the heights over
looking the finest residential quarter of the
city, within twelve minutes street car ride
from the State Department. OF that $780,
600 we have In cash or in good subscrip-
lions about 100000 from the citizens of
Washington.
Then we already have two large build
ings guaranteed, costing about 5000, 900
each, conditioned. however, upon our TAX
Ing certain piece of property admirably
adapted to the purpose. In addition, a So
ciety OF patriotic women, called the
George Washington Memorial Association
has undertaken to raise $780, 900 for the
George Washington Memorial Hail. which
is to be the chief building upon the new
campus. This new hall will contain the
administration offices of the university lee
ture rooms and a large auditorium for COM
mencement purposes. which would also be
available as a meeting place for patriotic
scientific and educational societies of all
kinds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-06
New Ideas for Summer PARTY.

If you can manage it in any way give
your evening party out of doors, on the
lawn if possible, or If not possible on
veranda. You can make it attractive by
having Japanese lanterns hung about to
give light. and seats and little tables where.
at the proper time, refreshments are served.
In summer you can get plenty of wild
flowers and greens to make the house and
verandas pretty. You can have boughs of
greens in the firepaces, and in the corners
vases of daisies or roses; about the light
fixtures and over the windows trailing
vines.
Or you can make it a fan party. Give all
the guests on entering pretty fans on
which is written list of questions These
questions should pertain to fans. If you
do not think 1t would tax the brain too
much you can find quotations in which
fans figure. Look in any good quotation
book for these. Ask for the names of the
countries where the use of fans Is a fea-
ture. and at the end make all tell some cpl
sode in which a fan has figured or invent
a tale. For prizes. give to the successful
girl pretty fan in box, and to the man
a fan-shaped for holding shaving pa
per, or blotter. or a stud holder.
You then can have the partners for SUD-
per find each other by matching wee fans,
and the supper may carry out the same
idea, for you can ornament the dishes with
tiny fans for the hair that are sold in the
shops where Japanese goods are found.
en- and vegetable salad dressed with
mayonnaise, orange ice served In scooped-
out oranges, with cake and iced coffee in
glasses This will be enough
If you do not want contest in the fan
program have games to play. A hunt for
tiny fans all over the house would be good,
or flower hunt. or any of the games In
vogue for young people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-06
before long. am going to ask you to give

before long. l am going to ask you to give
me solemn promise that"
1T is too late" Mrs. Delahay exclaimed.
Whatever my sister may be is all beside
the point. She knows where her daughter
Is, and Luigi Silva knows also. He told us
everything not long ago. I found out by
accident that he was coming here. l saw
him enter the house a few moments ago.
believe he is in your studio at the present
moment That Is why l rang the bell 50
furtously; that is why 1 prayed 1 should
not be too late"
Ravenspur started violently.
'Oh, this is intoerable," he cried. lone
could hardly believe 1t possible that this Is
London in the twentieth century. l had
thought that those insane vendettas had
died out before this. even in Corsica. I
must go al once and see
As the speaker turned away Maria Della
hay held out a OBTAINING hand Her face
was pale and pleading
Your life is too valuable to be risked in
that headstrong fashion, she said Be
sides. l have already warned your nephew,
who appears to know everything. He went
Off to the studio at once. l have no doubt
that he has scared Silva away by this time.
But why don't you put this matter in the
hands of the police? Why run this risk
when a few words would prevent any dan
ger? And there need be no scandal. Silva
could be warned. He would have to leave
the country, and then there would be an
end
And this from you who are half Corsi-
can yourself" Ravenspur said reproach-
fully. Il could free myself from Silva, no
doubt. but before many months had passed
another man would take his place and my
danger would be greater than ever. You
see l have the advantage OF knowing my
present assailant. To quote the old saying
Better devil you know than a devil you
don't know"
Maria Delahay had nothing to say in
reply. She was turning the matter rapidly
over in her mind. 1t seemed to her that
she could see a way out of the difficulty.
II think she began, that perhaps
The words were never finished, for sud-
denly the tense silence of the house was
broken by a quick cry and the tinklng
sound of broken glass. Then, in the dis
lance somewhere a door banged sullenly,
and silence fell over the house once more.
Go be continued tomorrow)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-06
Clouds of Adversely
Beset English Composer
Special Correspondence of The Star.

LONDON, September 81, 1907.
TT is the irony of fate that Tom Ma
guire. the one-time famous composer
Of popular songs. who wrote wait
Till the Clouds Roll By" should find him
self heavily beset by the clouds of ad-
versity. Blind, deaf and compelled to earn
an insufficient living by playing the con-
certina before the lines of people who
wait at the doors of London's theaters
nightly, he has been arrested for Great
ing an obstruction and hailed into court,
but was discharged by a kind-hearted
magistrate
Maguires case is striking contrast to
the stories one reads of thousands of dol
lars made out of popular songs. In his
day Maguire's songs were popular as
any. but il thousands were made from
them he, at least, never saw any of them.
wait Till the Clouds Roll By" and
'Three Leaves Of Shamrock both Of
which were written by Mcguire. were al
most as popular and widely known in the
United States as here. His Bold Robert
Emmett The Sweetest Sweetheart of
ALL" Spare the Old Mud Cabin" The
Soldiers Letter." The Wars Are Over.
Mother, Dear" and kathleen Ashore" all
made big hits here. and thousa nds of
copies were sold. yet Tom never received
a penny of royalty. For his Three
Leaves of Shamrock" he was paid $40;
Spare the Old Mud Cabin" netted him
S25, and The Soldiers Letter" he sold
for SIG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-06
On Fine Linen.
From Taller.


Fine linen is so much in use now as a
decorative fabric that a few hints about
how to take care of it may be useful From
the remotest ages it has been looked upon
as one of the most valuable Items of house.
hold equipment. Yet there are few sim
pie facts about the keeping of it that even
many excellent housewives do not know
The life of a good piece of linen ought to
be considerably more than generation, yet
by reason Of the evil treatment ii too often
receives at the hands of the laundrymaid
1t is often shortened to few years at
most.
Firstly, it should never be starched 1t
should be thoroughly rinsed in clean water
and pure soap and then given plenty OF
sunlight and fresh air. Then 1t must be
ironed damp to get that fine satin sheen
which Is its natural characteristic If ironed
dry it becomes dull and fluffy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-06

Maguires songs have been the stepping
stones to popular favor for many of
England's famous music hall stars. He
wrote the words for ooh. jeremiah, Don't
You Go to Sea-" which was one of the
early successes of Marie Lloyd. Marie is
now the highest-paid singer on the Eng
lish halls and earns more per week than
Tom earned for all his songs put to-
gether The two Macs, Henry Melville
Charles Russell, Harry Tate and Harry
Monkhouse sang others of his songs
nightly at Deacon's Music Hall. the old
Gaiety and other famous halls of days
gone by.
Mcguire makes his way about with the
help of his wife. He plays some of his
old tunes and she tries to sell cheap
copies of the music. His concertina is
cracked and the music is wretched. but
the devoted wife can see no blemiSh.
III he only had a new concertina, she
said in court, Tom could get turn at
one of the music halls. He plays just
lovely, does Tom
For old times sake" some Of those
who have profited by the genius of the
fallen songwriter are going to nelp him.
Hundreds of less-deserving people than
he make their living by singing and play
ing to the people waiting to get into the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-06

London theaters. But. unlike them. Tom
and his wife are old and infirm and cam
not 23 upon the approach Of a bobbie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-06

699O-A smart little coat for wearing when-
ever a lightweight outdoor garment is need
ed is always an acceptable addition to the
feminine wardrobe, and the design Illus
trated Is especially desirable because of its
simple but effective modelling. which is well
within the scope of the home dressmaker
The coat, which is modelled in one OF the
new striped broadcloths. is semi-htting. and
owes it's jauntiness mainly to its excellent
shaping which Is expressly intended to en-
phasize the best lines of the figure. 1t Is
an especially good model for the slender
type Of woman, to whom neither tight
fitting Jacket nor a loose wrap is wholly
becoming 1t is finished in tailored style.
with stitched seams and a mannfsh collar
and sleeve, all of which are I'm close accord
with the latest approved designs. The me-
dunn size requires "a yards of J4-inch
cloth to make.
699O-6 sizes i2 to ~ inches bust measure.
The price of this pattern is Toe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-06

"The growth of the London School OF
Economics has been even more rapid than
that of the Paris school. 1t was founded in
1898, and within one year had to move to
larger quarters. In 1900. when the Univer-
sity of London was remodeled, the School
Oh Economics was admitted as . school of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-06

Speaking of financial matters, Dr. Harlan
said:
For the work we have planned we must
have $3,5OO,OOO at least. Toward this
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-08-02

abajo vuestros pies, 10 mas suavs
Y sin daros cuenta.
La actividad, 81 trabajo, la in
dustria y el buen sentido comdn,
son necesario ahora, no perdiendo
tempo en- miniaturas NAL sanas.
En- este condado, quedan aln
muchas entradas de domicilio que
hacer, cnyos terrenos van tomando
dfa a dfa gente extrangera y no es
remote que antes de un afo no
quede M palmo de TERRA que no
sea tornado bajo la 10y de domicilio
y nosotros seguiremos vendiendo
nuestras tierras para quedarnos en-
tempo future sin terra y sin apro-
yechar siquiera para los hijos, una
entrada de domicilio que el Go.
biernO siempre liberal nos ofreces
TauserOs; TEMPO es de refe-
xionar y de pasar I'M examen de
concienc;s, 81 no quereis yer vues-
tro porvenir oscuroy Y lamentable;
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-08-02
GUTENBERG.

En- Maguncia Sc acaba de en-
contrar, entire los ciinientes De
unas viejas construcciones, IN es-
qneleto perfsctamente conseryado.
Por ciertos indicics, al parecer
seguros, Sc suPone que es q esque-
leto de Gutenberg, q famoso des-
cubridor de la ilnprenta, que, como
es sabido, naci6 y muri6 en- aque
liza ciudad alemana.
FL descubrimiento ha producido
gran npresion, y 81 Sc conprueba
10 que ahora no es mas que una
suposicion mas 8 menos fundada
Sc organizardn solemnes serene
Mas para u traslado 4 IN pantedn
de los gloriosos reatos.
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cuenta de las riquezas y brillante
porvenir que les esperaba de sus
propiedades abandonadas de un
todo.
Este es el momento supreme,
que los interesados en- Mercedes Sc
acercaran q los amercenados Y d
los que tienen uno que otro dere-
cho en- las mismas para comprar-
selos y es menester estar ojo avisor
tambien, para yer como haceis; 81
yendeis 8 no vendeIs porque de
todas maneras vuestros derechos
valdran una fortuna va en- breve
tempo y necesario es, que no os
encuentren desprevistos para ven.
derlos por una bagatela.
TEMPO es ya, de realizar mds
el porvenir de vuestros propios
hijos y dsJarse de superatici6nes II
de fanatismos, para entrar on nue.
va era de progreso y civilization
que los actuales tiempos os recla-
man. Superstici6nes, fauatismos
ridiculos, costumbres aTleias ell
inactividad que han hecho Dc este
pueblo una yerdadera calamidad VI
han tenldo estancado pcr dos siglos
ell desarrollo de la industria y del
comercio do esta parse del pals,
abrigado bajo cl manto oscuro de
u i0nOrancia ! de las tinieblas.
I'odas esas costumbres de su.
persticiones, fanatismos ridiculos,
hablar del progimo, envidias NAL
Y preocupaciones del
estilo habitual, debefs de realizar
que no os condncen a NADIA en-
absolute mas que & vuestra propla
ruina, porqne mientras ocnPados
en- esta ridicula tarea o'ros mas
vivos que Udes, oH cortan la yerba
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pensado hacer con 10 que nos deben
por Ia subscription atrasada. En- esa
fecha 8 sea 81 dfa l6 de Agosto,
suspenderemos los envios de LA
Revista' 4 las personas que para
esa fecha no hayan hecno sus re-
mesas y al misino tempo. les da-
remOs aviso 4 ellos, prblicando
sus nombres EN- estas Columns,
para indicarles ell nombre de la
agencia de coleetaciones 4 la cnal
entregaremos en- ssa misma fecha
dichas cuentas.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-08-02
Ell NuevO GOberna- :
dor.

Tan pronto como lego el gober-
nador Curry. 4 Nuevo Mexico, el
Presidente Roosevelt,por medic de
an telegrama, 10 llamo para que
fnese 1 consular con el, en- Oyster
Bay para reciblr instrucciones
inportantes sobre asuntos del te.
rritorio.
El Nuevo Gobernador Curry
quien Sc halIaba en- su residencia
de Roswell, atendio iumediatamen.
to 4 la llamada del Presidente, par
tiendo para Washington, el jueyes
de ia selnana pasada.
EN WASHINGTON.
Un tel6grama feehado en- Was
mngtOn, de fecha Del martes de es-
ia semana dice que Curry lego
ALI, y junto con el Delegado An
drews, sali6Ton para Oyster Bay,
donde Sc halla Il Presidente, en- la
misina tarde.
Sc cree que saldrd de Washin-
gton para Nueyo Mexico hoy vier-
mes y que su Inauguration tonlara
lugar q microbes pr6ximo, 7 de
Agosto'
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-08-02
La Madre de Julieta
Mata al PObre
Romeo.
ESQ es Cuidar ell Honor
de la Casa.

Albuquerque, N. NJ. Julio 30
Cuando el tocaba muy quedito,
quedito en- la ventana del cuarto
de su "dulce coraz6n" de gu casa,
cerca de San Antonio, N. NJ, Je-
sds Padilla fue herido y quizas ia !
talmente injuriado, por Ia sefora
Luisa Tafoya, la nadre de la mu-
chacha.
La seHora Tafoya fue arrestada.
Ella dice que Padllla tenia 81 ha-
bito de ir a la ventana de 81 hija
en- la noche y que ella le habia
prohibido de retirarse.
Anoche, ella 10 oyo tocar muy
quedito en- la ventana y lie tir6 des-
de d dentro nm balazo con arma de
fuego, dejdndoIo herido gravemen-
ia
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-08-02
PreparemOSnos
TausenoS!
Examen de COnCiencia.

Tansenos: ST realizamos como
debemos de realizarlo, one la evo-
lnci6n de Taos, Sc acerca implaca-
bic y que la immigration SO halla
va en- nuestras puertas, compuesta
de hombres laboriosOs Y energicos
que vendran 4 tomar possession de
estos vfrgenes monies y terrenos
valdios en- toda clase do industrias
y en- especial en- la agriculture,
hacienda y convirtiendo dc esas
inmsnsas Mercedes verdaderos YER
jelss dedicados q la agriculture, y
horticulture, 10 que hasta hoy y
por mas de dos siglos ha permane-
cidO sin producto niuguno, nj para
ustedes nj para u pueblo, tempo
es va do pasar I'M examen dc con.
ciencia y reAexionar nuestra inu.
tilidad en- 10 pasado y por mas de
dos siglOs.
La question de estas Mercedes
esta ahora on todo su apogeo y en-
oio avisor dc los hombres adinera.
dos & industnosos, que de una
manera Il otra tratan de hacerse
de elias porque ven el brillante
porvenir que a estas les espera
inuy en- Lreve, dada Ia evolucion
one SO acerca para el pueblo de
Taos Y en- todo 81 norte de Nuevo
Mexico, cuyas riquezas hasta ahora
en- manos loeo expertas Y POGO
avIsadas que no han sabido darse
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-08-02

este Distrito judicial, COM
pucsto de Santa Fe y Taos, hon,
W. M Bergere, fue requerido de
presentar su resignation inme.
data por sdplica de Mr. Peyton
Gordon, al Juez do este Dlstrito,
hon. John r. Nc Fie
Mr. Gordon, qulen requiri6 tai
resignacidn, es IN especial asisten-
to del Procurador de los Estados
Unidos, qnien recordaran nuestros
lectores. fu6 enviado de Washing
ton 4 Santa F6 dos semanas pasa-
das.
Mr. F. T Holconb, otro agente
especial de la ofcina general, de
terrenos, tambien de Washington,
fue ncmbrado para llenar la vacan-
cia temporarialnente y mientras
llega al territorio otro secretario
que debera de noinbrar el Presi-
dente Roosevelt.
Bergere, conforme fue reaueri.
do, present6 su resignation formal.
al hon. John II. Nc .Fie, 81 lunes
dc esta semana.
No Sc sabe todavia 10 que habra
en- clio, porque los Inspectors de |
Tic Samuel, one estan ahora en-
Santa Fe "las matan callando" u
muy despasito Y i la quieta, hacen
sus negocios, ,pero va pondremos al
corriente d nuestros lectores de 10
que vaya resultandc.
Por otro lado, personas que me-
recen credito y que conocen hasta
81 lltino grado de corruption 4
que ha llegado nuestra Familia
Real, afrman y Green de buena fe,
que otras prominentes cabezas de
la misna familia, caeran on el ca.
nastro 4 no tardar muchos dias.
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Jose Dolores Vigil.
nuere en- ell Hospital de
San Vicente en- Santa
Fe.

Jose Dolores Vigil, De este con
dado, y quien Sc hallaba en- ell
Hospital de San Vicente, en- Santa
Re desde q viernes pasado fallecl6
d los tres dias de estar ALI 8 sea 81
inartes de esta senana, en- dicho
Hospital.
Ell finado padecia de una enfer.
medad de cancer en- el pescuezo.
FL cadayer tu6 enbalsemado pa
ra traerse en- su hogar de dsta, en-
donde recibird sepultura.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-08-02
ROOSEVELT EN- Ell CAMPO.

FL Presidente Roosevelt fu5
personalmente i ar7coger 81 cose-
cha de heno en- Il rancho de- La
gamore. Iba YES lido blauco con
su camisa negligee que a POGO
ratio do empezada Ia tarea no valia
va nj 30 centavos. Gruesas gotas
de sudor corrian por Ia frente del
eximio Presidente, pero ni' ain
para eniugarselas detenia su tarea,
puss estaba tan satisfechoque ma
neiaba las herramientas con mas
habilidad que los acostuubrados
d desemperarlas.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-08-02
hujer Bravo.

Socorro N. M. Julio 80 Te6.
fila Yalenzuela de Peralta Sc halla
On Ia carcel de condado aqui, acu-
sada de haber baleado fatalmente
4 un jovencito de IA amos llamado
Jose de Jesus Padilla, en- San An.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-08-02
Dos SemanaS
No MaS!!

Como en- dos semanas mas nues-
tros suscriptores delincuentes, unos
desde 1908 y otros desde 1874,
1905 y 1906 va habran podido de-
terminar muy bien 10 que han
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1907-08-02

tonic, anoche va muy noche
Sc alega que Ia nujer estaba
parada en- la puerta de su casa con
una pistola cargada con polvora J
cuando el jdven padilla pasaba
descarg6 el contenido de dicha pis.
tola en- su cuerpo. Sc cree one Ia
tom6 4 Padilla por otro que
ella esperaba.
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iQue Habra en- EllO?
Otra !Cabeza de la Fami-
liza Real al CanaStrO.
Nuestro SeCretGrio Bergere, es
RequeridO de Resignar.

Nuestro secretario Bergere, es
rsqueridO de resignar.
La prensa diaria del territorio,
nos hs traido la sensational notl.
cia, en- esta somana, que el secre-
tario do Ia Corte de Distrito, por
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-07-19
WESTERN MEN IN NEW YORK.
Brains Of Mountain and Prairie in Do
nand in the Financial Center.

Ever since the early days, when D.
o. Mills, j. B. Haggin and James R.
Keene "emigrated" from California to
new York, the metropolis has been
drawing largely on the west and south
tor its supply of men who do things"
theodore P. Shonts, both southerner
and westerner, who has undertaken to
solve New York's great transit prob.
lem, is the latest importation in re.
Spouse to the call of the east.
The promptness with which Thos. F.
Ryan, of Virginia, turned the Equit.
able Life Assurance Society over to
its policyholders, who now elect a ma.
jority of its Board of Directors, and
Invested himself of the control of the
stock which he bought from Jas. H.
Hyde, and the success of the new
management of the Society under the
direction Of President Paul Morton,
have created demand for the strong
men Of the south and west that is
greater than ever before. Under the
Morton management the Equitable has
made a better showing than any other
insurance company in the way of i'm.
proved methods, economies and in.
creased returns to policyholders.
E. H. Gary, head of the greatest cor.
poration in the world-the U. S. Steel
Co.-John w. Gates, Henry c. Frick.
Norman B. Ream, VIM. H. Moore and
Daniel G. Reid are other westerners
who are among the biggest men in
New York.
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open of the railroad elevator to the
public use will supply the need for a
public elevator. When the elevators
become public it will b epossible for
any farmer who has sufficient wheat
to make ships cargo to sell it d.
rectly to the Eastern miller without
having it pass through the hands of
middlemen and being mixed or adul.
terated.
This will be of particular advantage
to the members of the North Dakota
Grain Shippers association, as several
of them by uniting will be able to ship
their products straight through to the
East.
Macfadden's View.
In discussing the matter, Mr.. Mac.
fadden said:
"The action taken by the Wisconsin
railroad commission is sure to prove
of great benefit to the farmersr of the
state. Now, if the people of North
Dakota will only united enthusiastic
cally in an effort for the restoration
of the North Dakota Wisconsin grain
inspection law. I.think the grain ship.
ping question will be solved. The law
is now being tested in the courts of
Wisconsin, and l think the people of
North Dakota should furnish financial
assistance to the people of Superior
who are making the fight for the law"