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vfe nrlntod In these columns
tie matter of the late hoursj'bb-
,t the society people of tho city- may
not havo had the desired effect, but
event I am glad to observe a ten
ths right direction, hero 01 inie.
functions which havo occurred
t society ball have been well al
and u thoroughly enjoyable as
tlf. strange to relate, the guests
Me to get away boforo an hour
dd have niaido the matter of the
working tie next day an utter
blMtuv This business ot leaving
hti been previously, pointed out,
.be fashionably sensible. Every
in the olty agrees on the subject
r Is absolutely no reason why the
rho go out should not look at the
la the tamo light.
I am In the humor, I be leave
the attention of fame of tho young
tone city to, the faot that the is a
difference between a ball room floor
1 field, commonly called a gridiron
jly.bec&uae It Is not a frying pan
oh the great gams of football Is
It Is highly commendable", 1 a
I game, to go rushing through a
Ilk a wblrhrtntf If you can but,
tt;ta not In good taste at a gennan.
-esses of four-fifths of tho ladles
tended tho society baH were rulmed'
practices and at some of Una func
ivea at private houses srocanitly the
1 doae has bseo even. worse. Some
may anjoy having their pedal ox
m erushed by the young men who
Hdly from one side of a room to
', without paying any attention to
nrort or conveniences of others, but
Ho they havo not yet favored me
lelr names,
Me ef last Monday's New Tear's
ons, tho Mlstrot gennan and the
teoeptlon, last week was very quiet.
no formal events have been an-
d for the coming seven days and
if the young people are glad of lt.(
r, they are rot tired this early in
aeon, but, nevertheless, they will
Khljr enjoy tho opportunity to rest
forded them.
msuce of tho plan announced last
' ""V Post contains no detalle'd
ts Of OVeOts OMMirrliM- Mirnrr th.
they havics been reported In full
following mornilng. Van Bibber.
v
" her friends on Prldnw .nlirht .
tul and masulvo home of her
' Mr, and Mrs, J. 0. Ross, on
' mie. Tl,n .
t M uuiuaemunks con-
ot Mne new and nnvni mu. m,,i
dng. The lame narlnra nn,1 thn
r cre tastefully decorated, tho color
fCr'vte nWth "collect effect
t-w 01 rn. rti .m.iniio ...in. -...1
were iiaiJ, T I" "J". "."". .K"
th nV-.l ." a "oi. 01 paper
i'rtiT1 a" "tithw,, in red
Vf m." &? Introducing the
BiMtJ n;- '.," v?.n wrtton by
ra pasjed, on
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1M ittiTZS "L r5.d.r'bbon
LrrvliLVL .'cli mown tha partners
and convorsiatlpn were
0U3 roilARf. rMlmriAaa.1 A
irWiT" ,UB B,la craoKers, ,w ue
W'rtcSw0 Uttl0 our of red The
Ic? , ?n,,:5om nnwl r danc.
""CO wa3 Indii snH ln ,.ln 1...
Bwiett Mi..w5r8 .JI,8se'8 Kela and
BW.et,'.M!s3 Uicy Brvan. MlaH no.,.
ojuitoa -uV"1;? wiwiv Mis? 'ir-.
Frank VT " BMWM an;1
,a.i.'r icnlt5n,,res' Hill
rt itm Hf' '"U JoIlnnl W
" Stafford Dr' Qroen ' nrcl
3'--S',eWsa At,Inson 'V4
?.. Monday nvnni,,., k ..
, ?' Hose inj ,: "" 'f uvuur ui
oy. ", T&and iIary Inuts of Sau
runcunung. x9 marrlase of fcer
Ray! "ja, Mr' Arthur J. B ns on
WiJacyJi, "7" be at homo at Noi
1. ,tM?. UjlH elty(i after
4f-4-
Of Mr. Sam iv,it, -j i.
Mrs Tut are.aww nr.i,ii.. 1 l
on thoI return. tout two wiek hmi f
f -f -f ,.' ..
Tbo home et Iho.ToltewlM Udtea m
ppoa to New Year's callert n Monday afi
tornoon, uri vettlntS onay ai;
'Mrs, JameaT A. Baker, eemer of1 Main
street and Bell aveitwT' ot MUB
Mrs. O. A. Mlttrol, corner trf u Braoeh
sUtset and Olay avenus.
MM.U. W. Knox, cornr ot Mln street
and Uadloy avenue.
Mrs, Hobert Brewster, No. M Milam
Mra. a O. Miner, corner ot Caroline
street and MctJowan avenue. "
Mrs Sue Hurloy, 1104 Hadley avenue.
Tho' names ot the various lalller' who re
eelved havo already been printed several
times in Tho Post.
Tha gennan given at tho hospltablo
home ot Mr. and Mw. G. A. Mktrot .Mon
day nfght, following tho Now Year's rc
oeptiott hold during the afternoon and
i108, f M th0UBhly oajoyablo as
??in nffalr couM we be- TnU ar0 no
half way measures about anything done by
"kL,A Kmts' F1 cntertnln, Thty Icavo
abolUtoly aothlng undone which cou d
SwJtbJr a.-k to ,h0 P'ommw of thoir
fiticsta and tho result Is always satisfac
tory, in addltloa to tho stornslher hat
,.?Si nd ealtrilsra which
12? i? ki handsomu special favors which
were highly appreciated by their recipients.
J?h i.nl, ,,:a3 lcrf;ct ln us nppolntments
fi 'i.10.?8 T1? a P'ant memory
m tho minds ot those who wero present.
The San Antonio Evening Llgho rf a
recent date says,
First Lieutenant and Adjutant Spencor
Hutchlns, ot the Fourth "returned to Canip
Mosby from Houston yesterday. He had
fk'Brt tlmo wM1 away anit Judging from
tho Houston papers wa- petted n much
as usual by society, Thn Post' v.uiv
wr.a last Sunday .sgnuinod a large doitilo
column1 cut of tho gallant adjutant, which
was an oxceHcnt llkaness.
A.way back in the '60s, when Houston was
by no means the city sho Is now, Mr. T.
W. House Inaugurated tho custom ot giv
ing a dinner complimentary to tho employes
of his bank on or about Now Year's Day
of every yoar. This custom has been kept
up by his sons, T. TV. House and J. H.
B. House, who now conduct the banking
business founded by thoir father in 1838,
and for several seasons past the dinner
has been given at tho residence ot the lat
ter of tho -two sons named. This year tho
pretty homo on the corner of Milam street
and Hadlcy avenue was thrown open to the
bidden guests on the aftorncon of Satur
day, December 31, tho hour being G:30.
The employes who gatherdl In response to
the Invitations remained for soma threo
hours, engaged ln social conversation, and
in enjoyment cf a ten-course repast, the
menu of which comprised everything that
could bo obtained tlhrough a combination
o wealth and good taste. Those present
were Mr. T. W. House and 'Mr. J. H. B.
House, members of tho firm ot T. AV.
House & Co.: Mr. S. M. .MoAshan, tho
retired cashier; Olr. T. C. Dunn, the pros
tnt cashier: Mr. Frank Andrews, the firm's
attorney; Captain AVm. Christian, Mr. Nat
Swing, Mr. TV. N. Brown, Mr. E. M.
liongcope, 'Mr. Gus G. Heyne, Mr. John M,
H'yatt. Mr. "Fred J. Heyne, Mr. John T.
Williams, Mr.- Guy M. Harcourt, Mr. T.
W. House, Jr., Mr. J. J. iMoKeever, Jr.,
Mr. I. M. Walker, Mr. J. W. Carroll and
Dr. R. W Knox.
Tho three gentlemen last named are not.
employes of the bank, and wero, therefore,
special guests. Mr. Carroll la the man
ager of the House Interests at Areola.
last Saturday night Mrs. Charles L.
Fitch entertained a tew young friends at
an Informal dance and musical la her home
with Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Ashe, her parents.
The supper, composed! ot tfie delicacies of
the season, were served to the dining room,
where all were seated at the beautifully
.ippcdcUtl tablo with .decorations of terns
and pink roses. An evening of thorough
enjoyment was concluded by a merry wel
come of the New Year with horns and
other musical (7) Instruments, and Inter
change of happy greetings au rounu. xnoa
present wore Mrs. S, S. Ashe, Mr. and
Sirs. Chnrle3 L. Fitch, 'Miss Mamie Lull-'
toock, M.sses Bstcllo Gollbart, Frankie
Dolen, Emily Scott, Virginia Wilson, Mary
E. Asho, 'May Gollbart, Messrs. John B.
Ashe, Bertv Smith, B. King, Frank Cle
mens, Masslo Dolen, Edgar Gontry and
Elliott Cage.
The members of the Mansfield Dramatic
cluT) gave no ot their enjoyable social
sessions at the club rooms on S3n Jacinto
street last night. A largo crowd was in
a'ttendanco and the usual good time was
Mrs. R. W. Knox received informally at
her home on fllain street. Friday might, in
honor ot Miss Starling and Miss Campbell
of Kentucky, who aro the guests of Ji.
C. W. Beta.
The Ladles' Reading club commenced the
tu'ly ot Paris last week. This subject
promises to be unusually Interesting.
Tho Woman's club did not meet last week
on account of tho Inclement weather. An
important meeting has been called for next
Wednesday and a full attendance Is re
quested. Robert 13. Lo chapter, Daughters of tho
Confodorocy, will bold their annual election
ot officers tomorrow at 10:30 a, m. at the.
Parish house. All members are requested
to bo present.
Mrs, W. 5. Wall will receive at her homo
on tbo corner of Rusk avenue and Austin
street on tho evening cf next Thursday,
tho 12th Instant, In honor of Miss Lena
Wall -f Franklin, Tenn., who is a sister of
Mr. W. S., Wall. '
t
The Shakespeare - club began the new
year's 6tudy with renewed zeal and earn
estness after the holidays. The third act
ot'"Othello" 's proving of absorbing In
terest. In addition to tbo usual ciud worn
tho ladles aro at prosuai aeopiy eusuBuu m
arranElnK for Mr. Morrill's Snalcssptarcn
w wwcrerss; js.ifm. ws, 1m.emjss.5ss. WtWfffKHS:'ijK
ffi tins j rtiimifv nrr' sins i.Vnil
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Chicaa Times-Herald.
Men "swear oft'' once a fear, M.why
thouM not women? Faults, fallings, fed
Mes are not matters ot sex, bait ot hu
msuit', Perhaps the most gmclonw "resolu'tlon"
tor the dear Indies to Ui-tko for 1830 would
be to quit talking ntout oach .other! It
It only oudiired tor a single day, think
what an amount ot scandal and heartaches
'would be aparcd. "Woman's Inhumanity
to woman makes countless thousands
mourn,1' and "evil speaking" items tho
great primal ftuilt ot the sex.
Women might do loss .talking In many
ways and bo benefited, Suppose a few
hundred club women received to cut down
tho longth of their papers from forty-five
to ten minutes! It would be a sort of
ctubablo millennium while It lasted.
A good resolution would be tor women
The avciago woman mighii
Quit spending toer mony bo!ore site
Rvio it.
Cease pestering pcoplo for "eouvenlfls."
Stop singing "Sho Was Born In Old Ken
tucky." Glvo up trying touroform the world1,
Dcsitt from givihg her husband "sur
prise" presents. Ono woman pacently
"ttirprlsod" her hxwbund with a dog. Tho
oiTQture io up nearly overruling and
everybody in tho houso boforo the hus
band rcnllrcd tho qualify .of his gltU TSion
ho ihot Iho dog. ,
Women might;
Stop chewing gum.
Stop smoking cigarettes because it Is
fsshionablt.
Stop talking slue because it is up to
date.
Stop wearing vulgar Jowelry, Nobody
Stt belnr spiteful ot lh other wesasa
who bavirot whst'snut-'haTen't ,
Stop thinking thnt evf rybodj- wants yo
to do your "turn." Most twcl
ilon;t cnro'Sroatly whether ywslns; r
kcxp. quiet. T'
Stcn seeking for Kympsthy. A larg pro
portUn ,ot tho 'Torld your .own worldvi.
cares nothing, if you live or die, snd'ars
not in tbo isast InlercstoV in your troublea.
Stop tolling your Affairs to the' curious.
If you can't keep your own- sserett, how
can you xpect thatnnybody else will?
Stop looking sad, no matter how you test,
Ycru'll bo Bsrry when yo ha .achlored
a ".wot bkJnket" reputation.
Step promising more than you ran ever
fulfill, voil It you 'havo to gel tho word
"obey" struck out.ot the inarrtago service.
Stop orltlclslng tho dress of otnr women.
itciuomborUiat you have aevw seon jiour
likes to see a woman with a heart ttrung selt excopt In h. mirror, and that gives
abound her nock. It Is an anatomical vou onlv a half view.
anachronism
Stop wearing a string ot gloss beads out
erne a tur coat.
Stop woaiinir unolcan "rats'
out their pompadour coiffures.
.,. a.....l.. t.tjj. ,. aA
not ,n nt(mn l .viu m ..5".' "" "kt . over munay
,iT.. 1. t " ?"" "' '-"'. .."v., -streets,
VU.VJ auuw aow, 'iio got. upon a piauorm.
and (have hysterica, is easy but not entertaining.
solrn . lit wm ,B TnU5r "' u,olr neighbors, and tako a lltUo hoed
solve to leave ort kissing Hobsoo or any to their own faults.
Wann iiitpfln3, "V. k . 5toP 1nB th fashions with a blind
nJ!?. ml.t,1olvo t0 H.6 olrp dtsregard to lndlvftluallty.
Jin D ,lK') a rra801,abI "m- 2 Stop being mock modoet. To ollu
ful? ? crA,s n.6yB0n'mous w.to coyly to tho "llml) of a piano" Indicates a
llo minutes of 0. and tho patience of tho protty crude, Btratum ot socloty and an
tl f,, !H1 ''IJ Uu ZulL1 WL atVf( weecy of "lnd which poors for IndalU
J ur?Ha .'s placed orPthw rack of racy In upright words. Thore Is nothing
,wl"nK f01' nf h.urs tbo averogo ot quite so Immodest fts ovor-modesty. "
u 1 tciv, iiiuuiru. inaccu. somo Rir,n 1 n m. ,. ..1,1, -ti, ,.,.. i i.. -
Stop loaning on other eoplo. KvT tub
hould ntand on its own bottom. It It
has no bottom then It Is no tub.
Slap thinking it very dainty to bs igno
rant of husluoAs and Very fotchlns to be
to s'.lffon whimsical,
Rtrn TOfeictrtf vnni. fialr llnttilr hpntlSA
Stop talking ahoat iho awful selfishness certain' stftjw beauties nra photographed
with their acads in n hurricane.
thrice
Clrls have Keen known to keep men wait
nig lor years.
Society clrls mlcht rennnnm ihm r.
oherche exhibitions ot flirtations known
aa "cake walks," Vho constant display of
unctuous, supplo Turveydrops. has waned
lo tho 'public fancy. Tho fad Is dead,- or
ought to bo.
"Rag timo" music Is another entertain
ment that could be forsworn to advan
tage. Pianos were made for bettor things.
bo popular. Ocarsonoss novor vet meant
fascination.. Tbo good Lard know what he
was about whonhoCdlfforotitlatcrJ the s;xos.
Don't try o lmproyo .on, his mothods.
Stoi being olthor "womanish" or "man
loh;" bo Jitst wmanly. It Is good enouRh.
Stop haing "norx'ts" and havo "nerve."
It Is a heap different.
Stop wearing tinkling ohatelolne and
soundtirg bangles. It Is too suggestive ot
the cows coming' hoano.
Stop thlnkingthat tho man who staid
you the most flowers and candles Is tho
ono who lovea yoi best.
Splnotars should ceose telling married
wiomon how to bring up children and how
to inansgo husbands, and matrons stop
tolling tiplnstcra how they ought to get
marrldd'.
Women nhould stop poking a flngeor Into
iho ploof other people's love affairs. Thero
Is opt to be a burn.
, Tho oppouents of the "rainy day cos
lumo" might rcsolvo to havo a IttUo more
penro, nnd ndhorents havo more courage
ot Wiolr'convlctions.
School teacHirs might forswear a UtUo
ef their dictatorial manner outslflo of the
school room products.
Women gonrally swear off talking about
what Ifoay are going to do, aud got to work
and do It!
hoMdays with his parents, Mr. and Mr3.
T. W. Houfc, has left the city to resume
his studies at 'Princeton.
4
Governor-elect Jos. D, Sayers arrived in
ths city yesterday from his homo In Bas
trop and hna Joined Mrs. Sayers, who has
been the guest of Mrs. T. AV. House for! would not daro give eo libllo in New York!
sotiia 1vs naAL
Miss Hill's course of four lectures on
"The English Novel"' will bo given at tho
Lyceum club rooms on Wednesday and'
Thursday of this week and the same days
of next week, beginning at halt past 3
o'clock. The price of tho course will bo
two dollars.
The Shaketepcaro club will not hold iits
usual meeting on Thursday next, so tha
members can attend, as a body, MUu Hill's
lectures.
Tho Ladles' Parish association of Christ
church will meet at 3 o'clock Monday af
ternoon. Personal.
Miss Abbi'e Hill's lectures on "Tho Eng
lish Novel" will be given on Wednesday
.and ThunttUay afternoons of this and next
week at the Lyceum library room3, com
mencing at 3:30 p, m. Terms for course,
$2.00.
A. Party at Chappell Hill.
Chuppcll Hill, Texas, January 4. In,
honor of her guest, Miss Annlo Drowry of
Houston, and Miss Grace Taylor, a pleas
Bint parity wail given by Mrs. John Car
lisle on Wednesday evening. The weather
'was inclement and very threatening, but
notwithstanding this fact, only two ot the
Invited guests wero absent. The amuse
ment of tho evening was furnished by
guessing the enigmatical names of tho
guests. For instance, Mr. Lovo Ford's
name watt disguised thusly: "DIvlue.Eino
tlou Crowing a Stream;" -Miss Grace
Taylor was "A Blessing Ono Who DUns
the Dude." Thero was a great deal of
amusement occasioned by tho unraveling
of tlto enigmas. Mis3 Moselle Toland
won the ladles' prize and Dr. R. E. Nich
olson won tbo gentlemen's prizo. balmy
lelnijhnients wero served ln tho dlulng
room. Tho table was very prettily dec
orated In white end pink rlbtoas, which
were ftstconad from tho ohandeller to tho
four corners of the (able and there civicd
ln pretty bows. After refreshments tbo
tlmo was PDent ln card nlayinK and social
conversation until mldulght. Miss Dnswry
Is ono of Houston's favorites, and hor at
tractive manac-TS and sweet pcKonuIUIos
liave won tha friendship of all who havo
met hor. Miss Taylor Is well known aud
a favorlto hare, having vioited hkre a num
ber of times.
Thoso present wero Misses Anabcllo
Trafflor. Mosollo Toland. Dora Foster. Lll-
lle Carfls'lo, May Turner, O'RlerUon. Drew
ry and Taylor; Messrs. Hnnold Pcrlrin,
Will Folder, Norfolk Foster, Will Mathews,
James Matthews, Roy Carlisle, Will Car
lisle.' Lovo Ford and Dr. Nicholson; .Mr.
and Mrs. Owen Cocke, Mr. and Mrs. John
Oarllslo and Mrs. N. A. Taylor.
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New Yorle Vcnua Piirin.
iFrank Tryon Charles, ln tiha December
number ot What To Eat, compares Paris
and Now York In very many things that
make for tho comfort or discomfort of
mon. Of New York be says In part:
"Can live on the twenty-first ficor; In
Paris the fcig'aest bouse has only eigtt
stories,
"Can give a ball when I like; in IVkIs
must get permission, from the other t;n
an(s. "Can be run over freo of' charge; In
Paris, run over, must pay a fine for being
in tho -way,
"Can speak to a. Now York policeman
without bowing;' safer o bow' in Parli.
'Can buy daily papers w:h tiro news of
tho &iy; In Paris newspapers bear tomor
row's date wl(b yosterd-ay's news.
"Can engage a theater seat and have a
programme iroo; extra cCurge for lice in
beer; not permitted in Now York.
"Can ride nil over Paris for ono car
fare, and on top for halt price; can't In
Now York.
"Can get a small, woll-writtonilally pa
per; must buy a slangy ono In New
York.
"Can give 2 cents as a Up to a waller;
uan bo treated with politeness bv
every one; not always possible in Now
York."
arranging or ,u .m-,,,, M..r--T , tr ;
reading on the 18th. Many words of prsUs , Paris.
. . .ir,n (hi, roiripr hv thoie ln the I ' Ci3 take
Utr wdio have kesrd h.m in iho older an old woman usher; impassible in Parfa. toy tl
qtatoc Ills recital will undoubtedly prove "Can talio a young jay alone to tae other
a rare tr?at Ao lwers f literature. Several theater; in Parja must take her parents hash
NEW. YOItlC IdSTTRR.
Now York, January 3. Wow Year's week
finds only one new play at tho theators,
and that one Is "Nathan Halo," which N.
C. Goodwin and Maxlne Elliott, his wife,
are presenting at tho Knickerbocker. The
pleco wus given Its first hearing iMonddy
night to an overflowing audience, much
applause and numerous curtain calls. Mc.
Goodwin has for years been trying to mako
New Yorkers take Ihlm seriously but up-to-Jato
without any considerable success.
In "Nathan Haio" ho has again taenia J
an emotional rolo, and I .think llha chances
are that this time the publlo -will look more
kindly on ,h!s work. To my mind Good
win is the best actor on the American
stage. Ho ceo play more parts acceptably
llwa many ot the well-known sad popular
stars. His latest venture Is a good play,
and rhere can bo no question but that it
will add a largo bundlo of "long grata" to
his Dank account. .Maxlne KlHoW. is sdll
tne beuutituj woman i.au was wheu t
Daly's theater and a much better actrcw.
faae glvts splendid subpart, to hor saady
hcureU huabaod.
bxt Monday we shall sea Mrs. Leslie
Carter ln "SSaza," a play on the order of
"Camllle.'i only a liruif more .risque m
us soloes and Incidents,. Reports from
tae road nay that Mr, Bolasco has' succeed
ed in tkaung ovw ene ttin loo of tho
more salacious scenes in tho piece In good
fctyie, co that tho performance U not ilitely
to shock .tho sensitive thoaiter-gosr. It is
mvo said that -Mrs. Carter liau made thu
"hit of her life" as the heroine. Wo shall
eue.
Down at tne Fourteenth Street theater,
Where "The VJllngo PostnuBter" lias had
suoa a prosperous run, thu Hanlons' "Su
porba" Us being given to largo audlencfea.
Next Monday Chauncey Oloott conies lu
his long and much-talked-of "A RomanuJ
of Attlone," a drama written for 'him by
Manager Pllou, who promises an elabwaio
equlpraont ot scenery and costumes. 1 un
derstand that every scat and box for 01
cott's opening might has been sold for
weeks.
At the Broadway theater "The Sorrows
of Saltan" is continued, It Is splendidly
staged and Is now 'running itmrotbly at
every performance. The management tell
mo that business is good in splto of thu
terriblo roasting given the play by tho
critics. John KellarJ as -his satanlc majes
ty in an evening dress sU'.t tons aided to
his reputation as an actor, and Macy Shaw
and Oraco Fllklns do excellent work lu
llho other two. leading parts. It looks attur
all as though tho "sorrows" of this par
ticular and peculiar Satan would bring
financial comfopt to all interested.
"Phroso" has made an undeniable hit
at the Empire and Charley Frohnun is
Just about tbo happiest manager in town.
It Is a veritable New Year's gift to this
-populyr manager Tho play Is full of ro
manco and love. Samo ot tho incident?
aro novel to a extraordinary degree, Thn
company aot It splendidly and now that
everything is in full running order thera
is evory IndlcaWon that tbo present bill
will be continued for some time to rom.
The attractions that are doing well are
Annlo Russell ut tho derrick, Viola Alloa
at the Garden, "On and Off" at the Madl-
sou Square, "A Runaway Girl" at vn3
.Fifth Avenue, "SporUng Ltfo" nt tho
Academy, May Irwin at tho BIJou and
"Trclawncy of the Wells" et the Lyceum.
"A Dangerous Maid" will have run her
mco at the Casino on Saturday olgut. She
will bo followed next Monday by fat, fair
and Just about forty Lillian Russell, who
will bo seen In ft (handsome revival of "1t
Belle Helene," which is expeciea w run
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Hria , mm Xtimt KtH He
Only Mk mm if;
hlbltions of women at tho Dowoy theater,
Sam Jack'aand Koster & Blal'B. At Jack's
tho feverish "Badger Trial" aud lira vicious
'Mock TurUe" havo' been wlt'hdrAwnj and
In Wiolr placo there' is presented a piece,
called a "Scarlet Oharmr," wiitok Is
about as warm as a cold slorugo vault
Kind much moro stupid. At Kostor &
Rial's tho duel sceno, "An Affulr of
Honor." ln which for oue'-nisht only two
flabby women bared thoir bonoins from
their wvilst up. 5ws been o modified as nat
to offend the most fastidious. The Dawey
is giving a variety snow, -wihich.isxis clcaa
as It Is ainlnterc3tlng. Aud thero you aro,
Olga Ncthersole she- of .the lasclvlouj
kiss comes to Wallack'a theater next
Monday in "The Termagant" and other
plftys. "Tho Termagant" Is a Spanish lovo
story ot tho vintage of H95, and tolls of
Incidents Just following tho dlBtovery of
America by Columbus. The scenes reveal,
a court of lovo and a feto In vogue durluig
tbo Fourteenth century in .old Spain.
MIes NolihoTSole will play tho part ot tho
Term agent.
CSiicaiso Chrotrfcls.
John Doberty, famed ttrom Cincinnati tt
New Orleans by tall, and item St. Ijouls to
Now Orleans by water, is ,n Cbleag. for.
ths first' time slcco the big (Ire. He i a
MKasteaipplan a.tvd a ttl ages' from yellow
fsver. Ho is' going homo this week to
sell out and oome to Ohlcsgo. Hj da
claiw that he never ln bis lite struck so
many "stay things" as ir his found in
this' city. '"Why., ail ot "am re puddinls,"
said he to Ell Hackott yesterday, "They
ain't gmmblors, they ain't, tin horns, lo
the Ys2oo anvunps we'd call' 'no polly wtjs.
I ain't seen a real Hvo sport sltico I boon
In town. That's right. 1 .done win onowsh,
money to dig another well la, Mcrldlflf'
"Well in Morgans" asked lUckctt,
"Wtmt you doin' dlggla' wells?"
"Alut you novox herd abolit my welts
In Meridian? St. Lwiis all tho boys down
there havo hoard about it. S'iy, don't vou
guya up here read the papers? Them wells,
Js ladvcrileed lis 'Dohorty wwlls. and 'Is'
supposed to cure everything from en in
giowihi' toenaill to a case ot 'wllllcs.' As
you aln't'On, I 'sposo I 'goftto UjlL 'Mem
bor the time I went South la ato-ato 1'88)
to clean mp that Shubuta gng ot poker
players? llmplv you Is timny. Say. Never
mlntl, iJhouBQ, I'll tell you about that
first.
" 'Member Abo 'nosonbaum, who uied to
sell saddles trom Cincinnati! Ho's dead,
as you ought to know, but you didn't ted
I told you about it. All right. Abo ho gets
into Shubuta. Shubuta Is a oae-horso look
ing town on' the Mobile "and Ohdo, aot far
from iMoblle. Tho lioUsoa la vallor iznm
"ogo; .but nil tho roctrchants is not only
poKer piayers, ngai, out cnoy jns ttia
dough tlick up they hand, an' they only
pUys 'cm aa If they mado they llvln' that
away, which ain't so, becauso thoy ta gt
money dn .all sorts ot aashnul binks, and,
bo8ld "thoy is got moggagos o'n ovory
thln in (ih'at country blggcni a cat. Thj
country Isn't powerful wMiiuctlve, because
It's dryor'n Ariiontt, that Is ln a llcker
way. Spoakln' as though I got a pat flush
in my ban', I would y that n mighty
thin, criust idtvldes the toivn from Iholl.
That's whateVor. It's tho only Country I
ever seon-wihcre Jay Kwls is puffootly hap
py on Frtldaj-s,"
"Jny bltvln happy on Fridays? What you
moan by thnt. John?"
course you don't, and I am glvln' you
OK.
M8
rJSSSVt isuviwi ntfjax Wtl
fetM mother. Mnor
sltnSeVlfl?oi
;jotUIft oMIfc ad btktfl fttf
cIkakW-'sV4cska1taaat -
iBt.c aiv incmniiTki..
AmmM:i8i)&-A s 'j,
KtXtti arttjlt aL;
time when babv is.-
P-ieprtMU46asSi;'t?i;
r. -A .--..L-ii .
iqw TOBI- -.-.,
ett d all "H '
-iJ
should' to
Insure
the little
one's con-,
stitu-
tlonal
strength
nhdvlgor.'
No, moth
er wants
to have
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im&rx
'iJCJlfci.,. rfSiXMb
3rvjm8
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weakly, sickly .baby yet' unless she herself $ a ' ,t'6
is entirely lfcaltbyin the special, fdelkatMSf, ",M
structure which' makes 'MotnerhoodMtfvivJ'.?' .Si
V, ,a
itp. thf- ti.lht- ft rrtittii tft Miffrr.'in.ftAMft
way for her weakness or!ncglectV"'.i.A5ife; '''M
iiie surest way 10 avoiuouisiU'ioriitatrax?: :Wm
nwn nfTf,ntH.ni'-'.ptv... .ra
tnninrf tn' r&itunrr hit
the use of Dr. Pierce's Pavorite'Presctlp-Sit'XiW ' v
tion during, the time of.ataUdaUotfItggjm'u
will maitc, ner pcrtectiy ncamiy. -K,wiuSKras.
lighten and brigUtcn the time of sraiUn.fi-fWf ' "$S
It will maW( thenleaVofmotherhoodlafcW .. jS
solutcly safe and comparatively free iftota)rs&5
pain ana win insure a strong, ueaunycoH.iXOTv''S;
stitution for,the,baby; ''$&$&&
Mrs. Nannie' J. Taylor. of.Ietaee.'Rm.OsvSW-
Texas. Raym "1 am the mother ofelchtt-ehit- tMm&
dren. I mifftred from female weakness, I tried Ai&X-'Ml
tilivalelatfe with no avail. When T lait tifaimev'
w.ia:ic.a
with child I saw the udvertlemenf'oMoctor JiJ'Awsl
ricrec's Parorlte Prescription. I -.bought two' $iW3i
Hollies and toolc ncconiingtoalrectlons.. wneav .Wtex'S
ltsbvwns trn I had n vcrv rniv time nnd have i tvlW?.Sft.
. '...n- , ....... .1 ,-L. ,--:. ,--!. . .VJCfta-ffl
ness. Baby i? ns fat and healthy as can be.'i ,. -J&j84tra
Prospective mothers should: send to the s f VSi-S
Buffalo. N. Y.. for a cony of Dr. Pieree'sV '
. . '.. .....: . ,,-.' ..., ,, ,.,. Jj ",iv
uoinmon nense jieaicni vaviser, wmen,,. r
will be sent free on receipt of si one-cent; (
stamps to pay the cost (if mailing pn(y, Ot
31 stamps for cloth-bound copy.
wont nt business r.Wht, nod aa longaa-il
didn't kick they ,let mo clone. They '.did
the square thing by me by namin' the.weluv
after me. Ono -is named John- Dokerty'oud. '
tho ot'tor Is plaia achn;" " ';
"Did mu over sco any, 'of those fellows'
you beat at Shubuta?" asked. Ell.
"You benchor: Ono o -Chem Is up ha
now and I atvo him tho price of e, drink.
and breakfast thl3 mornln',"
tVnnted A Libel iMvr.
Waco. Tim03-Herald.
Thero Vas bson .widespread dteoussi'oni
among tho papers of Texas of the need
ot a libel law.. Members of the Twemty
slx'th legislature, both representatives OJd,
senators, havo been interviewed on tho
-r. . .. ;... -.- .S V ?".
j7rnZ'SL3r1T.'.S; "Wo a w m them-
w - - - r - - m- - ' " "(--vfcva t IVIV CUVt
j "The White Tavern,"' a comedy which Sixibuta ono day to' see Ji ho couldn't sell
1 wjin n.nntlv QrionLMl In Gennadi at tihQ ! A. taw Ttn ni.i. 11(41 11n fhAmM,ni. ,t.A
was rcontly presented in. German at tiha
to the. devil on Fridays, Sod what i am
iryin- 10 get at now7 Thanks."
"All right. As I was sayln', Abo he's
dewd now. Romember that, don't you?
Well, when Abo wis in tho flesh and soil
ing rutaboe-gar sadd' 1m dropped Into
Tl
musical numbers will bo added to the pro
grsjnmo. 4-4-4-
After the tolls of,a schoal week arc ov,
tho young folks revel, as older ones can
not, In a genulno frolic. Mr. Brady W.
Warner helped a merry crowd to enjoy the
merriment of games and dancing at bis
heme on Hadloy avenue, ,Not the leas;
pleasurable part of tbo evening's amuse
mSt mu thr.WAmit of "
and punch. No attempt at decoration was
,mado, .as sufficient beauty mw in the
sweet and charming gowns and faces of ths
girls and the gay youths.
, Mrs. O. W. He-yer, Mw. J, R. eWrt
anS Misses Sayles will be at boma on Wed.
MitkSyWtn 8 o'clock at MW. Heyer's,rcs
idcue, .
Mr. Jtoila B. H V
1 r,nt ihn. Mn. or until the annual
my seat Without consulting view" is -ready for production. They do
toy 'that M'.SS Husseii iru auuii , --
r dip into tne sea 01 mrnmony. a,iu
hnii a varied marital exoerlen and lu
nlracot every case 'has not found her bridal
"Con proposo to a girl in private; ln couch a bed ot roses, .
Psjv.s lior imjthar' mu$t be preteut, I vent to Brooklyn one night last .week
"Con get married vWhout a coptjffoale to see J. K, HackeW 1 "Rupert of Hnt-
of birfb and baptism; can't In Paris.- vm," and was nirresJbly surpniod to flna
"Can pull teeth without license; must that .the unfavorable rcrorts ot the pese
havi a license id do that, or anything, In vera BOJrccJy waw.JB'ted. As now pre-
Parls." ' tented by youn? Ilaekett I think it wit!
Of custom Jn Psrls he says: j be sure to win popularlt7. In tha Kurd
"CM llvo weM-ia Paris for 1 a day; act tihere Is an exclttag duel scene, which
can't iaNew"Yprtc. gives tho audience a thrilling quarter ot
"Can gei, a cucrrui. rr apartment in on hour, one 01 -wo inimuuiiuj, "-;";
Paris for is a.monin
"Can live at we
still be ih 'socially
York.
"Can be acquainted with, counts,, dukes,
etc., without bragging vsbout, It; oan'l In
New York.
"Can give an oven)ng entertslnmant
with only sirop and punch for refresh
mBta; caa't la New York it I wiih to
nave rnesas.
Hb; can't in New York, i of the performance Joboyna How and,
top1 of the Ihous's aud1 who In persona! appearance is a Flavls as
r;' cot easy In, Now is a Flevla,' She.vas Gibson's model for
i the illustrations in iue wui. ouj
rbeautv. superb curvfs and all that goes
to make an"ctre?s physically attractive,
but-and with a hip B-'ahe can't act. In
ihe love scenes she is as cold as stone.eni
as hard .as n1ls he has no tidal ex
presslon and not a pit of BiagBUsns;
Tha DOllca hate flnalir . "
Irving Place theater, will be given in Bng-
llah February 0 at Wnilack's under th
management of Cluarles and' Da.nliel l-'roh-mun,
who ipromlsa an' unusually ntrong
t-net In thu minor roles. After Fobruiry d
all ot the time at this ibicatcr Is held by
Chariots Frohmon, w'ho expects to make
a. serlos.of productions there.
All sorts of storfos are afloat concerning
tbto Olympla, wh'loh, was recontly pur-
fchasod by H. B. Slro. Ono.,ruimor is that
Manager Frank Murtha will le3 tho U10
atpr portion ot the building and produce
"Tho Black Cardinal," a play by Father
Smith, a woll known Catholic prikit. The
drama Is historical anil somewhat on tho
lines of "Richelieu." It is ln reality n
defense ot tho Catholic faith, and it Is said
to bo umraually powerful in most of Hs
scenes, If thin rumor proves to be true,
wo shall probably see Joseph Haworth in
the title part.
"Cumberland '61" fc nt tho Metropolis
theater hi? week, and as usual Is drawing
large audiences. It will bo seen down
tpwn nt tho Star in n fortnight.
Tho four sons of Joseph Jofforson ro
reported as doing exceedingly well in "Rip
Va.n Winkle," whlrih they are presenting
In the New England cities.
R. A. Bnrn6t's musical comedy, "Three
Little- Lambs," will got Its hearing Janu
ary JO nt tho Fifth Avenue.
Tho Prlmroso and Dockslader Minstrel
company, now louring Now Ungland, make
thoir first appearance in this city In Feb
ruary nt the Grand opera house.
Nancy Sykes,
A Tolmrco Mtirlcet,
The following letter was recolved by
Mr, W. H. Boyd of Ouero, Texas, ln re
sponse to a communication that appeared
in The Post:
Carmona, Texas, Dcconher 29, pear
Sir: I noticed n very pleasant statement
In The Post, writton by you to the to
bacco growers of Texas. I am a small
grower in tM Slate. I raised a smnll
crop last year and one this year. I am
strictly in favor of establishing a large
market in Houston for the loaf in tbo
band, and also a largo cigar factory there.
Tberp is no good reaton in shipping out
tobaccos to Now York to get them manu
factured and made into cigars when wa
noed it all here in our own State, and can
savo all the freight to New York and back
and the handling of it in New York. Ve
have plenty of men Id the South that
could handlo Jt as well as Now Yorkers,
or anyone else. I was a large grower
of tobacco in Kenuoky seve.-nl years back.
I grow from J2C0O to 15000 worth of to
bacco overy year until Orant demonetised
silver ln 1872. when I sold tobacco that
year tihat I toa been getting 20 to 30' cents
a pound tor at 2 and 2 Hi cents per pound.
I havo a wnail crop cf Cuban and Su
matra only 300 or 00 pounds land I am
anxious to find a market for It. I am do.
olrou'i of raising a large crop another year
for this country eight or ten acres, I
know I am a tobacco raiser In my native'
State and I think I can nl-jo and handlo
it here it I can learn the art- of sweating.
I ha'o been to several pluses wtwre ite
sweating was gCIng on, but tbo expert
seems to want lo keep that part o him
self and charge me fl per hundred to per
form ih'o operation. Tftat is an outras
on tho poor fanners, P, B, Orcenhlll,
Mom-ow Notoa.
Moscow, Texas, January 6. A rsctplaoa
was tendered County Attorney P. R. Rowe
and bride, nee Miss, Npra Sprott of Ldy
rogst,on, Thursday ot tho bom, of bis
mother,, Mrs. .Angls Kowo,
County A'swasor George W. Sellara has
moved his family to town for tha benefit
of the school.
Tho family of Mr. Will Cochran of L070
lady arc In town, g'lesUs ot his sistara,
Mcsdames N, T. Creep and, A. 8. Canoo,
Mra. Bryant Hjckman and llttie. gW
have returned to their home at Court
ney after' spending tbs holidays with their
Bsutets, Mr. and Mrs. M, T., HIcIsbmb.
wr, it,. -, wsnssi m sa wisj4sfisr
a few He nut little Ike Chnm'rwnola. tho
blg!ffst merohsutli there.
"Ol'iimwiels wanted' omo (ta-idlca, nntl
Abo 'Was wlllln'. He ot his onlor booH
out and Ohamponols ho besliv to tell htm
whr.t (o. write until Abo hadi his book filled
from kiver to klvor. Oh, ho didn't do a
th'lng to It. Moro'n J000O worth ordjiei,
Abo hadn'ti sold soinany saddles In a mouth
beforo In hla life. HappyT Why. he'd a
bought, wine .till they wa'n't no moro. but
they -wa'n't any thore to buy. Aftor tup
por. when Abo was slttln' at tho little hotel
they got thoro, up walks Mr. Champonols,
That was cartly in tho ovonlng. 1, didn't
start out to talk so much abouib Abo as
myiseir ami tho wells at Meridian, ami I
am letulin' up to 'em Just as fast as I can.,
vura A'oe no iwi inai lown 1110 next iiav
he wa? shy six" thousand that's right'. J
Moro'n mat, wnen ne got to Cincinnati
ho done found out that Mr. Chauipeno'j
dono camSel Ws order bv tjlegraph. .Aba
lie got fired for blowin' in the company'
money, and for' a long time ho mvnsh-'
buckled nrcundi Fifth and Vina very muchI
on tno nog, rrosentsy he gits awake nnd
hunts mo coit. At that, tune 1'ic dpalln
selves in. .favor of a fair and Impartial
statute which wlU -protect honest newspa
pers from being vlollmizcjd ;upon publica
tlciuu, tho abrxiluto truth of which can b
estubtlshed, and at Die same time papers
can show that such pu JWallons are In no
way inuplred by malice. Tharo has been
a, great deal said ana written about the.
libel law of 'ltexarf, vhsu a maUxc of
fuct tihere Li nouivli statute lu the Toxa.1
tiodo dollnlng libel Und i-osuiallng Xb,
bringing of suits aim! iiuiojiuSiiou ot eyt
.deuce lu prosecutlotU tor ilocl.
Ot thm fact lion. 1 1, Clay tJUiopshlre' of
1'ark.cr county, hinuult proprietor ot a
newspaper ami also a member v'i thelegUr
lajiuiy, couiosjco hlnuult Iguoiani whvii ho
tnysi as qiicwa by Too, nountou i!ojt, "'o
htvo about tfotutiwl law ia wvai.'' 'Wicra
is a critulmt. stntuio pA.ici.lj.ng pjuUa
mowt iol'l",tiioi'cimm.issioii ot libel,, but
tliere hi novciVH-st,itutu aisflumg ltnl u"hd
preset Iblng rulea lor; bringing buiU aris
ing, thefelmdcr, ami that la nil the honest
newspapers -ct Texas uik, and no fair
nUiidJ, ' Inteilleent, thoujjhitui, man can
challOns'o thoir right to demand Mttcihi, a
Htatuie, Tliuro ui'i civil ajatute rojard
ing the bdpglng of dwimge suKu.for por
ynal Injuries ngaltist railroads and olthor
corporationB, nnu more suouiu do a oivn
m
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for Ned Failsl! and ttings i comln' protty l"le "KUlallng the bringing of suits
s5BSi
issac
mucfti-my own wiiy. But wiion Abo tells ma
whnt's In fiilghitr-how -tlhom Shu'buta follM
t browed tho liarpoons Into lilin I says to
Mm! 'Abe, I'm with yarn. Yes, I'll no
along.'
'I gits me somo ills' trunks jikc & arum
mqr'B, has mo om cardi, prlntod, gits tho
lay of the town, bundles a wad In my
clothes and lights out I ain't goln' lo
Shubuta direct. Not Johnny, I gits eft,-
im train at 'Meridian ana hires a chap to
go io Shuhni'ta and buy up all tho plyln'
cards they ir,' in the lown. Ho docs so
and 4s back In a half day. On. tho nox'
train I sends n feller down thoro who was
o'posin' io be sollln' stationery nnd, among
olhor things, piayin' cards, lie orrored hts
iruck and tho druggist what sells tho cards
says to him:
" 'How long it take you to gle mo about.
200 .pjcksV'
" Wby Is you entirely out?' asks my
boy.
"He Is. Well, mr box tells him that
he's got about, sixty, .paolts down In his
sample trunk that he'll let htm havo aj
an accommodation, and he does' so: Is joj
followln' me, Ell?
"This happens on a Friday. Safday t
rolls into tho town and my trunks is
rolled oft after mo. I am spotted Vy tho
hotel Tuaaqr and put in, the imo room
wimt Abo hod stopped at. 1 knewed that
by tbo quids of .fine cut what had been
th rowed up against the wall end stuck
there. Abo chawed fine-out,, tbo natives
log tiwkt. I eawud about tbo town that
ovenln' until I meots Mr. Champonols, I
was sellln' clothln. Did bo want a,y?
Well, ho didn't know. When was I gain'
to open up my sample's? I ajd ueln' tint,
If was SaiVAiy I would hold tho deal until
Monday. When I said, 'der he spoWAl
me, He sized me. up aa a hundud. dollar
dTummor with 1-3 a day 'spensos and had1
sot la a game for about $3 maybe. Xlnt
no use goin' into all the preliminaries.
That, nlgbt I set down. Monday noon. I
got p;wlth 21,000,'Ylvet.. "boui: the. time
I cits a train these fellows tumble to
'themselves and they, begin toppln' the
wires, They hauls me on at wormian ana
by the time I gib? through payts,' lawyeni
aiid dlvldln' -witlivAoo I ain't got more'n
X3000 left, Bo T aays to myself, I'll Just
stick down here toll I glU eyen. That'a
ten years, ago. I'm 'bout even,"
"What about tbe well?," as Doherty
paused for a momont. ,
"I'm comln' to that. I stops at' Meridian
and opens up ' lay-out tbat'd make you
lefc. An' makes)' money; too, for.awnlle,
calns It. tell the oky council, .onejnlght
mases a ordinance demandln' ot arteslao
wells. Ttoey ftpprow-W.ed, some scads, of
course, but It .didn't irely . sera tck;, the
eoverlnV'WbUO'thls'woa'iMiti'.ioti tha city
tneaaury H'trwit.brolca, Oa sy.;asil .was
pasala' 4ha. oWef.of- asiliof, .', turns,a'
begins to git. fuasty,-! ,i I cussed .. back, ,.was
arreeted and. wok biore bis. high giblets;
tbe mayor,- an',flo ,;hUBdrad. , I; didn't
kick, an' there la wbre I; wa- J)'. ;Nsxt
mornln' i' saw ttwrj 4; gone ,to work oe
tits artesian well, sa4q, :Tfce.'msyor'.sw
r was a gocd;th4ng ami ao when ths mooey
wmMwIw J.l.'.ia.ll biMn' 'AlMmA irt
"f''" TISS.' "rl!3':?',TTJj3"
I-.y,
for diiinst'es 10 character, aud oua of., tho
toacnlilnla In such stntu'to should be that
Hie plalntllf be rcqulrcU to prove bU dam
Mo an In poiisonn) IliJu-ny cults lie, is 'ro
qulred to provo the Injur.
The criminal statute on, ilbel under
wilch reputable pojicrs of Tuxns have been
heavily miilcted in ilumag'ea stipulates that
Innguago libelous per so presumes a douV
ngu mt It U not nocees.aryt for' the plelh
tilf to offer olhcui nvldenco and' tliat the
Jury Is tbo Judge ot tbo amount ot such
daniiige, Tho injustice and oppressiveness
ot Hitch a statute Is npptnent to ttao.duU
cjt mind, yot thero aro Intelligent, reprc
svntatlvo nun 'jssscitiog that we nd no
cbango in tho, preaem libel law, Wo have
no law rclat'jxl to civil' aetions for libel,,
o Chore is nothing to change or revise;
The press oaks the enactment ot a civil,
statute on Ubel that will be fair and Just
to both eldca.
Tho press of Texas is not seeking' l--y
cense, an lion. 11. w, ouropuairp uufiei,
amd none should bo better liuormoa in pis
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