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souls and our programs. She was the
pride of our social circle, the joy of our
entertainments, until she married How
unsuspectingly we congratulated the
winner! To espouse "St. Cecilia" was
to domesticate the muse of harmony
herself, and we envied the man who
would live and breathe and have his
lucky being in a soothing, care de-
stroying atmosphere of melody But
when called on her and begged for a
little music-alas! she was "out of
piano Except to dust IT'D since her we'd
ding a year ago!' With a groan I
recognized the lett motif of the moss
backs. And through it all shone such
a superior smile of conscious abnega-
weep and mere husbandless mortals
like myself rage with impotent rebel
lion at this sacrifice of great gift to
mistaken ideals of wifely devotion,
Oh, If 1t had been really necessary;
IL she had been forced to choose be-
tween hot biscuits for hubby's break
fast and Beethoven or Brahms for his
after dinner cordial, l wouldn't raise a
murmur of complaint but would give
my vote to the creature comforts I
hold no brief for the wife who devotes
hours of frenzfed energy to the Hun
garian Rhapsody while her housework
is as promiscuous as Hungarian gou-
lash. But in this. as in most cases,
there was no such alternative (and
there is always a way. anyhow. If one
has the will and the right sense Of
proportion and relative values). St
Cecilia kept maid and had plenty of
leisure, but she felt it her duty to
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give such tender care to all her new
possessions, and keep them in such i'm
maculate deadly order. that there was
neither time nor energy for music. High
priestess of her little fiat. she expended
SO much strength polishing up the sa-
cred vessels and embroidering vest
ments and altar cloths with the sacred
SYMBOLS of the new idolatry that the
real significance of it all was lost. Rites
and ceremonials crushed out the spirit
and the home became a temple of ego
tism for the worship of things-"my
things, my mahoganies, my brasses, my
cutglass berry bowls and silver salad
folks" She is so proud and complacent
In the possession of all these worldly
goods that she comes to prefer them to
everything else on earth, the husband s
comfort included. Certainly, If his
wishes were consulted. the elaborate
emblazoning of his initials on every
article in the house might be omitted
and the energies better invested in a
few post prandial tunes
Just song at twilight,
When the lights are low.
may soothe the savage breast of the
least musical of husbands, and an occa-
ministered, may smooth the commercial
creases out of his soul after nerve
racking day on the stock exchange and
keep his tender sentiments vibrant and
responsive. Not by bread alone can he
live The most prosaic of men will
sometimes hunger for higher fare and
beg Gn the words Of Friar Tuck) for
"a few c-c-r-rumbs of c-r-r-ranb'rry
pie"
Even the wretch who is not moved
by concord of sweet sounds" feels GER
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the chief sheet of Virginia City, ellis
was comp, on that paper, and he
at once developed a friendship for the
new editor as cordial as it was en-
barrassing. Marks predecessor in the
editorial chair had been a peaceful man,
as peace was reckoned in Nevada, and
thought he did his duty by his fellow
men if he fought duel say once a
week, or twice in cases Of emergency.
Naturally, Gillis had no patience with a
chief so unobtrusive, and he hailed
with enthusiasm and gratitude the COM
ing Of new man. Mark, being al
ways somewhat indolent allowed his
devoted friend to run things as suited
him, and ellis entered into an acrf-
monious correspondence with zest and
transcendent talent, for he could write
a letter ankle deep IN abuse that would
goad monk to self-defense.
The natural sequence of all this was
that the new editor found himself with
a nice selection of duels on hand, the
first date being set for a revolver COM
bat with the proprietor of the oppo-
sition paper, a mild hammered man, as
pacific in his intentions as Twain him.
self, who had refused several of Steve's
truculent challenges, but at last was
forced to accept, because the energetic
ellis set up the whole correspondence,
printed and published 1t. Even mem
Der of the Peace society could not stand
that. But the duels never were fought,
because the zeal of Steven Gillis over
leaped itself in making the controversy
public, thus bringing it to the knowl-
edge of the governor in Carson City,
who took prompt steps to place In
prison all interested in this commotion.
Mark received private intimatfon that
If he was not outside the territory
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within "a hours he would be inside
Jail for the next two years.
The victim of ellis enterprise spoke
with justifiable resentment to Steve,
and asked what was to be done now.
The indefatigable Steve admitted that
they would have to climb out; said that
the coach left for California at 4
o'clock in the morning, and he would
at once secure places on it, which he
did, In order that the interval should
not be misspent, and determined that
his champion should not leave town un-
der the aspersion that he ran away to
live to fight another day, Steve made a
friendly call on each of the opposition
and wrung from them written apollo
gies of the most abject character.
Steve found that the opposition edi-
tor had already fed, but he ran to earth
all the others. One or two objected to
Steve's proposal; theyShad not brought
on the trouble; they were ready to
fight If the other party was-therefore
they refused to apologize. ellis was
not to be baff1ed by any such hating
logic as this. He briefly explained that
there was no time for argument.
squared up and pummeled the OBJ
jector; then stood over him as, with
eyes scarcely able to see, the i'll used
groveling apology to Steve's principal
With these documents in his inside
pocket, the collection leaving him
barely time to catch the coach, ellis
quilted Virginia City with Mark Twain
one intensely black morning, and in
due time arrived in San Francisco.
The record of Steve ellis in the
metropolis of the extreme west was
glorious beyond description. He did
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A LITTLE lAIN TALK FOR MARRIED MOSSBACKS

tain prfde in his wife'S accomplishment
and the plaudits of their guests And
il he is shrewd he will recognize 1t as a
valuable business asset For II gives
her the entree to many social circles,
otherwise unapproachable. and attracts
to her home many worth while people
whose acquaintance Will help him to
success
But our abdicating st. Cecilia "daffs
the world aside and bids 1T pass" She
glories in narrowing herself down to
her little snail shell. Some day she will
wake to the fact that she needs the
world after all, and then, perhaps, 1t
may be too late. She has been out Of
touch too long. Missing the breezy,
exhilarating influences of association
with her kind. she has grown warped.
petty and infiexib1e, and her original
investments of talent and charm have
sadly deprecated
Oh, Celias and Ethels and Gladyses,
your devotion is but the bigotry of con-
jugal belief. The highest duty to hus-
band and family includes certain duty
to your own individuality. Whatever
refreshes the spirit and keeps the mind
supple. charitable and bright; whatever
calls your special powers into play and
helps you cheerily through the petty
round of irritating domestic concerns
that, too, Is part of your duty Whether
il be a daily hour or two OF music, or
of handicrafts or philanthrophy, it will
take you divinely out of yourself. 1t
will make you a younger, happier and
more interesting companion and a more
liberal minded mother; no longer a
mere hausfrau. but true helpmate and
home maker. Then slump no more, my
lady. slump no more.
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not want to fight, but by lingo he was
always at it, and always victorious.
There was large family of the Gillises
Steve and Jim and George and the
rest-all fighters. Their father had an
eye shot out in Walkers flibustering
expedition. and one of the boys fought
by the old mans side as long as he
could load and pull a trigger; fought
without fiinching until he was literally
cut to pieces, with the dead and
wounded heaped around him.
HIS THOROUGH ADVICE
Before taking leave of Mark Twain
as a newspaperman, l may here set
down his advice to young, aspirants
who yearn for situation on a daily
journal. l have not the correspondence
al hand, and SO must quote from mem
ory, but the gist of the advice is all
here. I believe many successful
Journalist has been launched on his
career through the influence of Mark
Twain, an influence he never refused
to exert even in the case of utter
strangers, yet some disappointment has
now and then arisen in the minds of
the receivers of the second letter. for
the influence was not applied exactly as
had been expected.
young man whom / know wrote to
Mark Twain saying he wanted to get
a situation on a San Francisco paper.
He was willing to accept the humblest
position on the poorest paper in that
city, and he thought If Mark Twain
were to write him a letter of introduce
tion the same would be a great help in
the furtherance of his ambition. He
had recently graduated from college
and was still being supported by his
mother position of subordination
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ten ber 2isferung Don Waiier ourh
GoOingtor betruesH 800 pro Sas uno
mub biz PIatt Sron Worts Gompdnp
in Canton, g., bisis Qusgobe bsdsr.
Die 9eisQibdftIi5 mar tontrdttlib
Dtrpflittst, bic reus 9umpmoihtne
en- l. Rdr3 in Cronuns gu habsn
unb III bic Strufs pro Gag I'm aoHs
trait an9essben.
- 5rou 9. 0rurp, bic srIt einis.
Sage in bteitger Stabt tpeilte uno fih
in Die rglbombra" einlogirte lift ess
tern oaistbit pI0sIib ssftOrben.
- Observation-Disclosures: S6dler
Bern an 20. 8. unb Wtarp Saefner,
Got an Der Is. Strube, 81; Sobn
Saptirg on Sacob RapbaelIon, Got an
Der gOrt Strabs, 30 JuB gront, 81;
Nuguit 5.ImboIDt an Spbann uuo
Winnis Gates, 26 5ub Got an Der
Boone Strube, 81; SbereIs Glort an
9snrp unb Gertrude Rotb, Got on Der
Seturah Ctr, 81; 4mdlie 2inoisn
on Sohn uno 2aura Mrisbt, Got in
Clifton. 81; CD. Ssnn,rsroer on gaa
g. Sarriion, Got an Der Sutton Ctr.
81; 0. 81. Stephens dn Rofs R.
6rant, Got in Canton, ap., 81; ame=
ltd Gtnbfep an Sobn Driabt, Got in
Clifton, ap. 5eigbts, 81.
- Die DOtumsnts in IA sSGiIsn, bic
bonn bieii9en ar.isgsritte on bus
Qppeaationsseri6t osrtpieien uurben,
ipurben bon bem areisg.rittszgl.rt
So6n @atsrbouie unb D.putp Walter
Mcaeopn cngefsrtist unb ssft.rn mad
SroHtfort seIanot.
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SamiltOn guseisen, 9ofai.ss oti,em
nno Velxsfsiteu itnS ab5uacbru Ode
Der 4. uuo Charles Strase. ltnier
aaent fir Samiltun ippbut go. 3O1
HOrs Sruut Ctr. 5elepbpn (Some)
Vo. 37S y. Selepbon unieres aprre.
ipouoenten: Some Hp. 626. 8
- Dem Il. 2. grprebbot.n Gsors.
Risbl fisl seitsrn WOrssn i'm 6. 8. e
.. gabuhof beim Nblaben poaWaaren
eiue IhDere aifte auf Dns rehte 9sin.
Oafelbe lpurbe gebrohsn unb Riebl,
Der erit por einigen gaesn bon Wils
min9ton, s.. bisrbergetommsn ipar,
fonb 4nfnabme i'm meren 6ofpital.
- Jrau Gftena 5remun, bon so.
1853 Oft apenus, lisb pprseit.rn ibren
Weunn Sofsph pesen 0ernotr
ldi'isung ieiues brei Sabre alien
Sohn6.ns perbdften.
Der 9 Sabre aIte @oroon SoIber,
Sobn bon WilIiam Solber, BON Der
Glib Gront Strabe, purbs beim Bus
ben i'm Wiami bon isinen aonseraben
ssrsttet, als sr I'm 8esriff mar, au srs
trfuien.
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- Rokrt r. Spbnfcn bon Gcpines
ton, uno 5annte Belle Worthington
BON bier, srbielten einen Gbeidsin.
Sin Tubrmann Der gittsburg
plats 9Iab Dorts ipurbe tpesenRihts
6erausnabme elmer 2tSsns um $5 uno
Soften bsitraft.
- Soiepb Gaop, Der cine DAME
Ramens Hanttn inIultirte, tpuroe bon
oem goIiSiitsn Mspers perbaftst.
- Die Columbia Gas &c electric
Comp. hdt ibr nsuss 9uortier an Der
4, Strabe pFtIih Der gort Strabe, be-
5oeen.
- George BERN, Elm friihsrer Be-
nobner Repports, Der nod Nosutsns
BEN @runobsiis in bisFssr 5taot bat,
itarb ssitern in 5airmount, Cincinnati,
i'm altsr bon 81 Sobrsu.
- jraHt GIattina bon gppinoion
uno Rate WcNoGp BON bier. erIangtsn
sinen Seiratbs'teiR unb tpurosr aes
tern bier gstraut.
- Der GamsHs0ersin Der Ct.
puuIus Gp. prot. @sm.inoe bdIt bsus
te Rdbmitto1 i'm SduuosoIs bsfagter
8emeiuoe sins fpi5tiss 8sriamms
lung ob.
- Sobn 20. Dbits, Elm alter Jlubs
Sapitdn, Itarb geftsrn in ieirsr Wobs
nung, 20. 116 Weit 1ritts StraS:.
i'm alter bon So Sabrsn.
- Sohu Murtin osrtIuots WiTiam
Strsiosr uuf 3ablun9 BON $75, bic .r
dngebIi6 beim GrapipisI tsrIprer bas
ben Mill.
-gopt. garrso Ring, pomSereuIss
Carroll, Der bon Der 5iss iibsrpdItist
tuuros, bsfinoet fi6 aubsr Gsfabr.
- SRI. CLARA Rotb urO JrI. 81.
0ertsnipdI0 fno aui gs'ut nahRoro
Dotota abesrti't.
- 5srr QIbsrt Grnit uno S5tpts
tier Soa, Die siuigs Woden bier tsi
Srl. Bertha S6nsiosr an Der Dd15,
ington Qoenue nsiItsn, fab nat
Ptttsburs, qenn., ssyeiit.
- Sobr 8etmanu bon S.un.bp
6sigbts, O., uuO Rsaie 1orb bon Gin
cinnati. puyoen ssitsrH in bisfssr
Stdot sstraut.
- GoDoros 9aOis Ir. uno qSam
Dagusr purosn gu S6uIOogtsn ere
uonHt.
- Deter SsbTs 2sit., 1i, ssit.rn
aug osm Ohio ge3ogsn puros, 1T &C.
tern auf BEN SObrs 5iG 5risobof bs.
itd:tet iporoen.
- Sol. r. 6. Darnsr, 73 Sabr.
oIt. paIt Commander oss Dm. R,lfcn
Qoitsus go. !, q. u. R., li.st in fsis
rer Bohnurs. SO. % Wsft 3. Ctr.
bsosntIih srtrantt burHisSsr. Gr bate
sinsn Sdlagoufau, BON benz sr ii5 biz
legt nod niht srhoIt bat.
- Sin Sbiosr Gutomobil, bas bic
Rr. SO trGgt, fubr bur6 bi. /. 3o[s
ftdtion on Der alsrunoriu pii, urS be-
molirte ben Sdlaqboum. Das Quto,
in oem nd sin Wann unb cine Dam:
befonb, fteint teinen Staben erIitten
gu habeH, osnn ss isbte feline 2Sabrt
tort. sou Durcs notiirIi6 ri5t be-
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