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THE OMAHA DAILY .HEJE. ± L'ONDAY ' AUGUST 17 , 1891. 5
EIGHTH BIENNIAL REPORT ,
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Condition of Iowa's Fcoblc-Mindod at
Qlonwood ,
'VERY SEVERE STORM AT BURLINGTON ,
Mncnilnin HI roots Dcstroyoil
and NiitnoroiiH C'lilvcrtH Torn to
IMroRH Sewers Literally
8icjt Out of
Dei Mnis-ns , la. , Aug. 10. ( Special to TIIR
BKK.J The eighth hlcniilul report of the ofll-
claM of the Institution for the fcoblo rnlnrlod
nt Ulcnwood lins boon Hied with the povor-
nor. Appropriations uro njkoil n gri'Kiitlng
about $90,000 for the following purposes :
Custodial building . * .r > 0,000
Laundry nncl Imluitrlnl rooms . 15,000
Barns mid granaries . af > 00
rililMiliiK central bulldlnc . 2WO (
I'ulntiriR . J.MK )
Fruit house . l.WW .
Fences . 1,000
Ground * . 1,110
Now boiler nntl fixtures . 2,00(1 (
Hcdsnnd bedding . 2,100
Contlngoiit nnil repair mini . 0,000
School supplies and library . - < < >
CottnRoi nud moving cast cottiigo1'JOO
Furnishing for parnl.vtles xvard . 500
Superintendent Powell devotes conil'Jer-
nblospiteo In urging the need of the custo
dial department for non-linprovablos , adult
imbeciles and epileptics. Ho says In part :
"Our household now numbers more than
4.V ) , with numerous nnpllrntila for admission
to bo considered. With this number conjto-
pntod and distributee ! ns they are here , you
bavc readily observed that classification Is
imperfect and that , In Justice to those sovoml
OlvMotn , It Is ncfossary to provide inde
pendent apartments for them ; tliat the lower
grades , tlio opllotica nnd cducablo classes ,
tlioukl bo domiciled so neurlv together and lit ,
times associated in the samo. looms , any ob
serving person readily recognized us un iin-
perfect plan.
"Tho history of older institutions has dem
onstrated the necessity of buildings for the
custodial class separate from the educational
division. Ttio conditions arc now at such a
point hero that something of this character
must bo provided if the growth of the insti
tution Is to contlnuo. 1 suggest then , that
you consider the advisability of locating a
building for castodials In the rear of the main
'building , HUfllclcntly remote to be somuwlmt
independent , and yet near enough to bo con
veniently supervised. Buildings of this
character have nlroadv been constructed lit
Now Yon : , Ohio , Minnesota , Illinois and
Pennsylvania.
During the spring of 1801 diphtheria In
vaded the wards , causing much trouble in
all twenty-Tour cases , losulting in Jlvo
deaths. In the educational departments the
methods which are approved by experience
nro still followed. It Is the design of thii
managers hereafter to p.iy especial attention
to manual training and work lessons will bo
associated with regular school work. There
ore thl i Icon teachers and the children nro
divided into ton classes.
The Industrial department has been vor.v
Bucces'ful. It has not only been valuable to
train the weak faculties ot the inmates , but
actually shows a cash balance. The 100
ncros of land purchased about two years ago
has also shown a profit.
lown Farmers Holding Grain.
Four DODOB , la. , Aug. 1(5. ( fSpocial Tele
gram to THE BKE.J The f < trmors of north
western Iowa are besieged by an army of
Dgonus of eastern commission bousos , etc. ,
xvho work to contract for all threshed and
unthrohhcd crops for September and
Obtobor delivery. T ewer prices than
these of last year nro offered on
the strength ol the general bountiful harvest.
Many of the farmers liavo thus sold tholr
crop * In advance but the majority have
heard of the shortage of the European countries
trios ana will hold tholr grain lor higher
prices.
Jt Is thought that the bullc of the crops In
this vicinity will not bo marketed until a
month Inter than usual this year on account
of this tendency.
rtnrlington DnniiiKCtl l > y Storm.
BUIIMXOTO'X , In. , Aug. .1(5. ( [ Special
gram to THE BKK.J A downpour of ran that
far exceeded that of Friday occurred hero
this morning , lasting for nearly three hours
at intervals. The hilly streets of Burlington
were sadly used , the macadam Doing washed
out in many blocks and the culverts torn
nwny. The big sewer on Fifth street was
literally torn out of the ground and other
nowors were badly choked and damaged. A
number of railroad bridges are reported
washed aw ay.
Crops nro badly damaged. The quantity
of water that fell amounted to a cloud burst.
Prominent lowii Imwyer Dead.
BUUMNOTO > , la. , Aug. 10. | Special Tolo-
irram to TUB Bnu.j A telegram was re
ceived in this city by Senator \V. W. Bodgo
today from Bloomtlold , announcing the sudden -
don death of T. D. Hotcbkljs , democratic
representative to the state legislature from
that district. Ho was widely known as a
roprofontatlve politician nnd lawyer of
Iowa , and was chosen as the compromise
temporary chairman of the lust legislature at
Dei nloinos when tha deadlock wus in
lojslon.
Dr , Blrnoy , hay fovornnd catarrh , B bldg.
SONS OF SITKI
Ono Thousand of Them Celoliritto
Tltolr Cmuitrj'H Imlanoiulciiuc.
The celebration of the ( WOth anniversary
Ql the establishment of the Swiss republic
yesterday , nt Toutonla park , was an un
qualified success. Ttio day was nil that could
have been desired. It was warm , even hot
under thu sun , but , bonoatb tbo leafy walks
and lawns of the park , the intensity of torn
poraturo without was forgotten.
The first feature of the celebration was the
grand procession which started nt noon from
the Elkhorn Valley house , corner of Dodge
nnd Eleventh street. This was marshaled
by Mr. F , L. Illumor. It comprised an Im
personation of William Tell and his son
Albert by J. Fanbanson and child ; three
cldsgenosscn , a lioat containing a nunv
bor of adults attired in Swiss DOS
tumo ; another lloat containing twenty' '
two young ladles , each representing
canton of the rock-bound republic ,
the Union Paclllo band and thu following
loclotlos : ThoArlon singing society at the
head of which inarched Henry Kaiser ono of
the most dovotcd members of the society ;
the Concordht singing society headed by
George K. Strittman , O. K Fritschur with u
magnificent "trlnk horn" polished Hko agate
nud finished in gold. Tills horn is the gift
to thu society of Mr. Herman Schwabo , ono
of the earliest members of the association
who is now a resident of Germany. It has
the reputation of being tha second largest
hoin of the hi d In the world. The ( Jon-
cordta people are proud of it and its praises
were rapturously sounded by thorn as from
Its capacious and docopllvo depths they
quenched tholr thirst In tonmlng amber. Mr.
litchard Knirloiimii bore the beautiful
White embroidered banner , the oldest In the
city , dating bauic to 1MW. Each member
wore across his breast nnd around the left
tide , a small blue silk ribbon In which was
Ginbasscd in letters of gold , the nunio of the
locloty.
Then came the turners with tholr beautiful
white Hag , the Limlorlcniuzo headed by Mr.
Jacob ICopp : the Schwnbonvoroln , the Hel
vetia of i'lnttsmouth , nnd the Schwoltior-
veroln , Fred Lutchlngo marshal , the inonv
borsonrlug lasgo brown straw hau with a
rod baud and white cross ,
The procession moved along the following
trocts : South on Eleventh street to Doug
las , west toThlrtccnth , south toFarnam.wcst
to Sixteenth , north to dimming , west to
Twenty-fourth , where motor cars woro.
taken , At the end of the line carry-alls were
waiting , nnd tbo plcnlcors were transferred
to the post for a nickel apiece.
Within the park the singing societies as-
etublcd and sang tholr native glees. The
thirsty ones patronized the stands over
which the god of beer presided , the dancer *
ought the airy hall , the sharpshooters the
range nnd the wrestlers u largo roped square
In which four young niBit , as follow * , bore
off prize * ! First , Martin Sohalbly , tt sheep ;
ocond. Samuel Boruhard , another sheep ;
Lhlrd , Emll Uoth , box of cigars ; fourth ,
Frank Fanptr , 81.
The name uf thn winner of tha shooting
prl/o had not been ascertained last night.
Mr. Fred r utchingor delivered ft short nd-
dress In German on "Tho Ulvll History of
Switzerland , " nnd towards uvenlng Mr. F.
I. . . Illumerspokoln English o.iTho Military
History of the Fatherland. "
The festivity was continued until mid
night , at whlch'llmo the last loiterer retired
from the place.
Do Witt's Llttlo Karly Uison , bait pdL
v.iTCinsu ns/t off cirr LOTH ,
Swindlers Soiling Mlmirnpolls Prop
erty Under Forty Fool ofVntor. .
MIN.VIAPOI.IS , Minn. , Aug. 10 "Tho big
gest bass ever caught , " snld cx-Uounty Sur
veyor Dlolil yesterday morning , "was In the
con tor of 11 corner lot near Lake Mlunotonkn.
Strange place to oaten a bass I Well , not so
very when you understand that the water
stands forty feet deup on this corner lot , and
yet these lots nro being sold nnd tr.ulcd Just
as it they had some real value. The platting
and sale of these lots Is an out
rageous swindle. I have received num
berless letters making inquiry about
the lots nud have grown verv weary
of answering them. J'll toll you about these
swindling additions , nnd the publication of
the facts will probably protect Innocent poo-
Die. " Mr. Dlolil produced a map of the
Mlnnotonka region and pointed to thu tongue
of land running between the north nnd west
aims of the lake. On the v.-est arm Is lo
cated the well known Sngn Hill addition. On
the north arm Is the Forest Hill addition ,
which Is also all right , .lust between the two
and not connected with the main lakosavo by
a creek lies Forest luUo , a small sheet of water
circular in form and quite deep. "That
lake , " snld Mr. Dlehl , "con
tains less than two hundred acres
ol surface ; consequently , under the rule , It
Is not meandered nt all In the government
plats , but nppeart ns land. Swindlers who
they nro I don't know have taken advan
tage of this fuel and have platted Into two
additions what appears ns land in the govern
ment plat but which is really deep water.
On Is called Forest Lake Park addition nnd
the other Forest Lake Park addition to Saga
Hill. Lots have been sold or traded in these
additions for whatever they would bring , and
they have been pretty well disposed of. I
think , 03' the original platters. Of course ,
they uro worthiest ; .
Baldness is catching says a scientist. It's
catching files in summer time , Use Hall's
hnlr runeucr and cover the bald place with
healthy hair and Hies won't trouble.
AMUbKMVSTS.
There Is considerable merit in "A Turkish
Bath" which had its prcmioronttho Farnam
street theatre yesterday. Its merit does not
Ho In the story of the play , for there IVitt
any story , in keeping with the modern farce
comedy , but in the manner of its being
plaved why it should bo called "A Turkish
Bath" any moro than "Who's Got the But
ton , " Is u matter possibly of little moment to
the avoiago theatre poor , but that it pleased
a very fair audience last evening
is suflleiont earnest of its draw
ing powers , when the changes
that will bo necessary to make , are made.
Two society girls , summer girls , would bo
moro explicit , with n penchant for the stiieo
have clandestine meetings with two young
gentlemen , also of a theatrical turn , and an
unintcur performance is finally arranged ,
which brings on the full strength of the
company. Around this very slender thread
there nro plots and counter plots , involving
u stern father and uncle , the Irrepressible
policeman who has the entree to all
the swell houses , a colored but
ler , a district messongeross and
several minor characters.
Miss Marie Health , who makes her appear
ance as a star in this now candidate for the
public's appreciation , is n pretty , winsome
woman and play's n child's part , cast in the
same mould as Innocent Kid in "A Parlor
Match , " excellently. She has a much moro
pleasing voice than Is usual with the sou-
btotte. the song. "Won't You Come Out and
Play , " being received with marked favor.
T. Wlllmot Eckort ns "tho pot of the
beach , " Loandor Thrush , lacks In dramatic
ubillty , but compensates for this absence by
singing a number of tenor songs in a manner
that , loaves little to bo desired.
Frunu Murphy plays tbo policeman Mc-
Google us much ns Edillo Girard plays that
ubiquitous individual of farce comedy. Ho
is given entirely too much latituto and a
good place to make an abridgment would bo
In Mr. Murpliy's line in the Jlrst act.
Kitima Berg ns Mabel Dove Is very pleas
ing , her singing boiug a particularly strong
feaiuro of the performance.
.Tossio Olllver piny3 the small part of Rose
Dove acceptably although the young lady is
hardly In nor element , her place being In
opera and it Is somewhat surprising that in
the collection of specialties in which the play
abounds she is not intrusted with a song.
1' . D. Miles as Crow , the colored servitor ,
gave a well considered portrait of that neces-
sarv adjunct to the successful farco.
The play Is yet crude , the company still
showing considerable nervousness , but "A
Turkish Bath" gives abundant promise of
being one of the successes of the yoar.
DoWitt's Little Early Risers. Best little
pill over made. Cure constipation every
time. Nona equal. Use thorn now.
MISSISttiri'-L > H AO UJIOK.
Question an to "U'lioro the Stream
IlcndH Near 11 Settlement.
ST. PAUL , Minn. , Aug. 1C. State Park
Commissioner J. V. Brewer submitted to
Governor Morrlam n special report upon the
ItnsKu lake basin , which contains some
hitherto unpublished facts in regard to the
source of the Mississippi river , and oiTectu-
ally explodes Glazier's claim to the title of
discoverer of the head waters of the great
river. The report shows conclusively that
the true source of the Mississippi rlvor is In
the great reservoir nine miles nbovo Lake
It us ten , making the longest surface channel
of the Mississippi river from the gulf of
Mexico to the extreme limit of this reservoir
y.tiKi.'S mllos. Trio first surface stream llow-
ugo Into this grout reservoir Is a tiny crook
connecting with Whipplo lake to Floating
Moss lake , thence to Kicollnt upper lake ,
while ; U ( ) feet west the channel again appears
in a continuous surface stream llowuge to
Ituska lako.
DoWitt's Llttlo Early Utsorsj only ptl ) to
euro sick hcadacho and regulate the bc./ols
VLK.I Ot' JJO.V.V.1 1f.lfM.VXl.
She May Got n Sliaro of the AVIIIInm
It. Daniels tomato.
DE.NVKII , Cole , , Aug. 10. The attention of
the United States court was occupied yes-
torthty In ho.irlng n demurrer to the com
plaint of Mrs. L. ii. Daniels , otherwise
Donna Madlxxn , divorced wife of the late
Millionaire William B. Daniels. Her nttor-
neys claim the dlvorco Is Illegal , Inasmuch as
it was granted by the county court , that
court being without competent Jurisdic
tion. They also claim that the divorce was
obtained by fraud and gi anted without the
wife's knowledge nud consent. Defendant
denies nil the charges. A decision will prob
ably bo rendered Monday. Should tha Judge
overrule the demurrer the furmor wlto of the
millionaire will bo entitled to a widow's
slww of the property unless the case betaken
taken to the United States supreme court. It
will also create a tnngto In the county court ,
as It will virtually Invalidate every dlvorco
granted by that tribunal.
The delicious fragrance , refreshing cool
ness nnd soft beauty imparted to the skin by
Pozzoul's Powder , commoudi It to all ladles ,
Hurt liy ft Wagon.
Eddie Shelton , the ten-year-old son of a
motor conductor living at 311 South Twenty-
sixth street , was seriously Injured last even
ing ov being run over by a heavy wagon at
Twonty-fourth and Furnam. Ho was taken
into ilughos1 pharmacy , whore ho was at
tended by three physfcfans ,
He was found to bo very seriously bruised
and crushed , but the full extent of his In
juries was not ascertained , and ho wus rc
moved to hU homo.
The accident was Jointly the rf suit of the
boy's cnrtilessno&s and inattention on the
part of the driver.
A very small pill , but a very col oaa
DoWitt's Llttlo Early Ulson.
THE SEASIDE'S ' DIZZY WHIRL ,
GHmpSBJ cf Fnshionablo Life at tbo Eura-
msr
THE SEASON AT ITS HEIGHT.
A Panoramic Vloxv of tlio OlltlodMill -
tltiule 'i lie- Veneer ofVoaltli
nnil I InIliitil IV ) r llcirs
. null l.i
"Where nro the men" U not the cry nt At
lantic , but "whoro Is the crowd I"
The Now York World dubs Ashbury pnrk
"Jnyvlllii lUelf , the Mecca , yes , the paradise
of jiiys "
Ono of the most graceful and attractive
matrons ut Saratoga Is MM , Jamas U. Pepper
of Kentucky.
Secretary N'oblo Is fishing in the Aiilron-
docks. Whether ho gets any llsh or not , ho
Is bound to have noble sport.
As rende/vous forbrlaei and bridegrooms
Niagara still holds Its own n the loading
place. The hotels are lllled with brides.
Mother-in-law , poetically Hoe , James , how
caressingly the waves full upon mo. Jamoi
Bvoryuodv knows that salt water has a bad
tasto.
The Delaware resorts are dealing with a
crowded month , and the Water Clap U ono of
the busiest of them. Socially , the Gap Is
booming.
"Travel Is n great educator , " remarked
Amy. "That's so , " replied Sue. "Why , I
could not lllrt a bit before 1 mudo the tour of
the watering places. "
Jasper Why In the world do they have
bands playing so constantly at these seaside
resorts * Jumpuppo So that visitors cannot
hear tlio mosquitoes.
A geologist savs the Atlantic coast is sinkIng -
Ing at tbo raU of two feet per century'
" ( icttinir there" with two feet Is not always
the most dosdablo thing.
Newport breo/03 tov with the whiskers of
Vanderbilt , Ames , Asters , Whitney. Goolet ,
Stevens , Lorlllurd nnd Wotmore all niil-
lionnrles several times over.
There are many handsome bachelors at
Saratoga Springs and .somo of them have lots
of money. A Sow > , ro independently rich and
ono or two are millionaires.
"Hear about Jones , who dlod on tlio beach
after taking a bath f" "Yes. What was the
cause f" "Oh , a chill. Ho staved in too
lonir. " "Of course. A surf-lit , ns It woro. "
Teacher What did Adam put on after his
disobediencn ? Park As bury , the new boy
Fig leaf. Teacher Correct ; what dia ho
have on before the full 1 Tlio now boy Bath
ing suit.
Knto I've been rescued from n watery
grave by nine separate nnd distinct nlco
young men this summer. Helen Well , you
can't marry thorn all. Kate Ican'tl Chicago
i * my native city.
Surf-bathing is said to bo becoming fashionable -
ionablo on the shores of the Bosphorus. The
ttirbaneu and trouseied Turk girls could give
points on costume to Founder Br.idley's
Ocean Grove bathers.
It is understood that the lending beauty at
Bar Harbor this season is n daughter of
Maine , who throws iuto the shade many of
tbo spurious beauties upon whom she has to
wait at the hotel table.
Complete white costumes nro all the rage
at Nurragansott. From hat to shoes Madame
or Miss thus attires hersolf. for this virginal
costume , once supposed to bo consecrated to
young girls , has been appropriated by the
married belles.
What do they do at Narrngansott pier !
They bathe and they dirt. They dance at
the Casino , nnd every afternoon am' ' evening
go up to Sherry's ' for n bottle of Hoodcrer
and the music of the Hungatian band. Hero
Is where the joung bloods make the money
ily.It
It transpiios that tbo true inwardness of
the recent unpleasantness at ono of Judge
Hilton's Saratoga hotels was young Mrs.
Hilton's Jealousy of the two women whoni
she had so summarily ejected. The result is
that young Henry is in extremely warm and
uncomfortable water.
The sonata finance committee is summer
ing at Narragnnsott Senators Aldrieb , Alii
son , Harris , Jones of Nevada , and Carlisle
Senator Allison is a handsome man , with
iron-gray hair nnd whisKers nnd exprosslvo
dark oyps. The senator dresses well , looks
on at the hops , and is a great favorite- the
ladies.
The eligible young women at Bar Harbor
have been in a flutter of excitement since the
arrival of Bishop Brooks , who Is rather
superior to most of the bachelors there ,
physically , morally and mentally ; but then
the good doctor seems to bo uncompromis
ingly opposed to matrimony so far as ho him
self is concoruca.
Among the younger belles in Saratoga , the
most beautiful by all odds is Miss Bcssio
Armstead , the daughter of II. H. Armstoad
of Brooklyn. She is n lovely girl , with a
pretty , willowy figure , a face hko a ilower ,
charming in repose , nnd simply captlvatine
when she smiles. Then her bcautitul eyes
and mouth gain cyan moro beauty.
The kodak girl is said to bo a terror at
Cbautauqua. She is especially numerous ,
and her camera is poked and pointed nt
everything , Levers have n hard time in
getting out of her range. It matters llttlo
\vhothor the subject bo religious or roman
tic , or the spot incrod or very ordinary , the
kodak girl will bo found around , adjusting
her ions to a proper focus and "taking in"
thu slghu.
Chief Justice Field nnd Mr < . Field nro up
in tbo Wblto mountains. The judge is a ter
rific poacstriau and his logs nro absolutely
tireless , ns many n rash man who has volun
teered to accompany him on his excursions
can attest. Ho bus climbed about ever peak
of note , but Is so in love with the storied
hills that ho does not care to spend his vaca
tions elsewhere.
From all the pro.nlnont resorts come re
ports of Increasing numbers of visitors and
arrangements for gay timos. Saratoca is
brightened With the racing ; Bar Harbor Is
recovering from tlio clamminess of being the
center of growsomo health bulletins , nnd is
enjoying itself ; Niagara is ns beautiful as
over , nnd moro attractive by reason of im
proved hotel accommodations.
Thomo.it striking surf costumes at Capo
May noted is that worn by Miss Anna Whit-
ukor , of Philadelphia , the fair-haired grand
daughter of J. S. Ncallo , the millionaire ship
builder. DID dross is made of deop-toncd
cardinal sorgo. It tits the wearer's llttlo
figure dalntly , nnd tlio warm shade accords
well with her dollcato coloring , Miss Whit-
akor crowns her head with a white silk tur
ban.
Sorrowfully the army of young ladies sum
mering nt Ashbury park bewail the ubsonco
of the young men ut the holds and boarding
houses. Every where you go on the beach ,
at the hops crowds of pretty summer girls
can bo seen , but the summer young man Is
conspicuous by his absence. At the hotel
lions the floor managers complain that they
cannot find enough men to till tbo sots , and It
Is no uncommon sight to sea tbo whole sots
mudo up of lovely females.
Mrs. Lizzie Fisher , ono of the best known
nnd most fearless of Capo May's lady bath
ers , wears a dark blue suit , with a toqua of
scarlet or Spanish yellow. Miss Fulton ,
daughter of Colonel Fulton of the Baltlmoro
American , enjoys her daily swim in a jaunty
blue costume , and Miss Salllo Worthlncton
of Wasbliicton , D. C. , wears a similar suit of
blue serge , as docs her couslu , Miss Funny
Davis of Baltlmoro.
A Narragansott belle : bbo Is petite , viva
cious , dark-eyed and tltlan-halred. She is
exquisitely attired in a dainty inuuvo or-
gaudlo , striped with white aud trimmed with
deep tlouncos of line white lace , tier hat ,
gloves and shoes are whlto , and altogether
shuts a delightful picture a Greuzo maiden.
This is Miss Lucy Turner of St. Louis. She
has been at thu pier many seasons , and , nl-
wuvs a favorite , has now attained the coveted
position of hello.
The .sensation of Saratoga U a novel ' 'ad
vertisement" for u Fifth avenue tailoring es
tablishment sent horo. The "advertisement"
Is in the shape of a magnincont looking speci
men of Immunity. Ho is over six feet In
height and tlncly proportioned. Ho bus a
vor.v attractive , if not handsome , fuco , nnd
ho has mudo a study of posing. Ho stands
on the phuzns of the hotels for an hour when
many ladles are around , ns If ho were u
statue. In posing ho could give Herbert
ICelsoy "points , " and then discount him.
The ' "advertisement" has sixty suits of
clolhea , and ho ap | > enr * in never lass than
twenty costumes during the day , lie divides
his dinner into two courses , unu appears dur
ing the meal In twojtljToront coitumoi. Ho
hits boon traveling nVomul among the princi
pal reports uf the couittry , and will tuko lu
several more after YJo.tVes \ horo.
A vorr pretty Mjr Vttt the CUDS M.iv nnta-
torluin during the \veet ! was that of u llttlo
girl , certainly not ovvrclght or tun , who was
L'yralint ; around In tbu sunlit water , her lair
hair shining and hei rhrirHin , ult making
hotloo.t like n vorlt.rtilo nolntiiu. Shu hold
n- she swam In the frni'M' ' , which wns ilvo or
six feel deup , her little brother , not over four
or live , and wlille h , u-d to have every
confidence in her , ev . now nud tluui , whoti
she made a partlcul'lltv cold stroke , ho put
hi * little arms uroun'l ' her neck.
It depends upon Uio locality ns to how far
tbo swimming expert inny glvo hM fancy
flight In the matter of bathinc costu-i- . At
Cupo May and Narriigansett J'ler ho will
wt'.irnll the vivid hues of the huilequinudo
when ho appears upon the beach and not Und
himself out of the plctuio with the gorgeousness -
ness of the fair bathers Unit there dUport
themselves. The moio distinguished surf
suit , however , Is in Jlno blue flannel or heavy
silk knit goods nnd of the combination type ,
fitting the figure not too snugly to give free
rluy to the movements und without any
superfluous decoration.
The now Vanderbilt cottage nt Newport , n
great whlto marble box , with huge plluitpra
11 nd hugo pillars , will bo n monument of bad
taste , says the Philadelphia Press. It Is
irlailugly vulgar , and no amount of line carv
ing can redeem its main outline * , which huvo
not thy proportions nor the chaste severity of
a Florentine palace , but suggest continually
that the architect wished to Impress by sl/o
moro than by design. The high and formal
wall of whlto marble , with gi oat Iron gates
that encircles the grounds Is also nn offense ,
but still it no doubt suits Mr. Vnuderbilt ,
and ho if the ono to bo suited.
In tlio Ai'irondnoks ' , at the lake resorts ,
every second young woman plunk * the mau-
doliu , und In her outing costume there is of
course n diish of tlio duenna The men , too ,
wear the toreador sashnnd nt night the tink
ling of the instruments nnd the voices ot the
singers give forth u weird and beautiful roo-
nanco as the oars splash moasurcdly over
the still irntor. Tlio boatlnc costumes at the
Thousand islands do not cover up tbo brawn
nnd niusclo of tlio athletic youting votaries ,
nnd the boating Milts of the young woman
are unusually picturesque. Frequently a flo
tilla of couples will Usuo forth upon an evenIng -
Ing water picnic nud after the chaporonc's
gondola lias complacently lost Itself It is said
thcro Is no dearth of jollity among the young
people.
TIII : rumor TEACHED.
A young man who Is stopping nt a well
known watering plnco , says the Now York
Tribune , had nu amusing oxporinnca the
other day. At , ono of the neighboring hotels
ho had mot a fair southerner who greatly
captivated his rather susceptible fancy. His
request to call mot with a gracious assent
und the next day ho presented himself at tbo
door of her mother's sitting room "Como
In , " called out a strident voino us ho knocked
nt the door. On opening it ho was surprised
to see no ono In t.ho room , but from the next
apartment came an Injunction in the sumo
hiir < h accents to "sit right down in the
pirlor. " Wondering not n little at his re
ception ho took a chair , but his astonishment
may bo Imagined when ho hoard his fair ono
summoned in the following manner : "Mary
Anne , you'vo got n beau 1" Mary Anne ,
yon'vo got a beau ! " and his equanimity was
not even restored when his Inamorata entered
nnd laughingly explained that the culprit
was a huge green pavrot.
Ayer's hair vigor restores color and vitality
to weak and gray hair. Through its healing
and cleansing qualities it prevents the accu
mulation of dandruff and cures scalp diseases.
The best hair dressing over made , and by far
the most economical.
FOKMAL Oi'KMXG.
Hook Island Will { ; clelr.itc IlsOiituha-
Detiver Ijntry Toiliiy.
The first througn trains of the Ilock Island
were run yesterday , the first ono arriving
from Chicago at 10:50 : u m. , the old time , and
leaving Omaha nt 1 ; 15 p. in. for Denver
where it will arrive at T o'clock this morning.
Commoucinc today this train will arrive in
Omaha nt l'JU5 : p. m. and leave for the west
ton minute * later.
The first local train potwoen Omaha and
Denver started from this city last evening at
TiOo o'clock and will roach Denver at ( i'JO : p.
m. today.
The through train sorvlco will bo properly
inaugurated today , when the oxprois arrive *
nt 1 :0.5 : p. in. It will bavo on local repre
sentatives of the principal newspapers between -
tween Chicago and Omaha , together with
the high ofllcl.ils of the Koolc Island road.
At this point the party will bo increased
by representatives of the Omihu papers and
will prooood through to Danver. The road
will then bo declared formally opened and
trains will bo run regularly und Omaha can
boast of another through line from'tho east
through the gateway of the great W03t ,
Constipation poisons the blood ; DoWitt's
Little tarly Risers euro constipation. The
cause removed , the disease is gono.
Westerners in Now Yorlc.
NEW Yonic , Aug. 17. [ Special to Tnn
BEII.I M. A. Gnmblo of Omaha is stopping
at tbo Hotel Normaudlo.
D. C. Nowcomb of Atchlson Is at the
Hotel Vondome.
Des Moines folks In Now York nro : C. B.
Atkins , at the Grand Central hotel ; B. O.
Hanger , nt Hotel Normandio , and O. Linn ,
at the Metropolitan hotel.
Mrs. M. Daff of Nebraska City is ut , the
Gilsey houso.
Mr. C. 13. Wilson of Omaha is stopping nt
the Belvcdnro houso.
Air. C. Wilson and wife of Omaha nro the
guests of the Morton hotiso.
Mr. M. W. Darling and Mr. .T. C. Hcnnison ,
both of Sioux City , nro ut the St. Denis hotel
and Mortou house respectively.
Mrs. A. J. Johnson of Ottumwa , la. , is at
the As tor house.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Squires of Bur
lington , In. , sailed on the Furst Bismarck of
the Hamburg-American packet line for
Bicmen on Thursday lust.
Mr. 11. Horschlov of Burlington , la. , is In
Now York , stopping at the Uolvodero houso.
Mr. II , B. Price , Burlington , Is at the
Sturtovant houso.
Mr. W. Scluvlnton , Davenport , lu. , Is nt
the St. Denis hotel ,
Mr. U. H. Antony , Lcavonworth , Kan. , is
at the St. Denis hotel
Mr. W. P. Williams , Omaha , is at the
Hoffman house.
Mr. WMuylvny , Sioux City , Is at the
Colcnuin houso.
Mr. G. U. Hall , Lelgbton , Nob. , is nt the
Uarlcs hotel.
Mr. E. S. Westerbrook , Omaha , Is at the
Grand Union hotel.
Mr. T. U. Popper , Sioux City , Is at the St.
Denis hotel.
Mr. G. Fovton , Wyoming , is nt the Metro
politan hotel. . ' . "
G. 1C. Barton , Codac Kipids , la. , Is stopping -
ping at the St. Denis hotel.
Mr Frank Atchison U at the Metropolitan
hotel. ' '
Mr. C. A. Ffclto , Davenport , la. , Is at the
IIofTman houso. i /
Mr. J. A. Colbyj jDes Moluos , Is at the
HotTmnu houso.
Miss Pulgo of Fargo Is at tlio Hotel Von-
domo.
Mr. P. B. Bird , Iowa , is at the Astor
houso.
Mr. H. W. LansInfc'Llncoln ' , is at the old
tlmo Astor houso. ; 'J < J
Mr. F. U. Southard. Omaha , is trvlnc to
keep cool In the Grnn'd1 Union hotel horo.
Mr. A. Gotntkor , DpS'Momos ' , is nt the St.
Cloud hotel."r
Two Omahaltos havo'struck this town In
the glory of its heat. ' 'They are Messrs. J. S.
Dotweilor nnd H. W ! " Kuhns. The Cosmo
politan shelters thein , ' '
AIi-s. Thomas , Topolca , is nt the Grand
hotel.
Mr. A. ICoty , Wichita , is at the Imporlal
hotel.
Cliiiiiiliorlnln'H folio , Olinlorn , anil
Ului'i'ltdM Hiiinuily
Is famous throughout the United States for
its prompt euros of dl.irrhcua , dvsonterycolto
nnd cholera morbus. It is pleasant to take
and can always bo depended upon both for
children nnd adults. J5 and 50 cunt bottles
for biilo by druggists ,
ItoynoIdN anil Itluglor.
Mr. Bret Hlngler and Miss Grace Reynolds
of Atchlson , Kan , , were married ut the resi
dence of Hov. Dr. Bean yesterday. The
groom Is n lyoll known young buslneis man
of that city aud the bride U the daughter of
HOD , John N Uovnolds famous throughout
ICunsai for bis lecturva on prison inform ,
DoWitt's Llttlo Euriy UISOM for the liver.
LITTLE HOPE FOR GERBE11 ,
i
Deo'ar.Uitn of Intention O.vi Not Have
tbo Effect of N.itnnliiUion.
HE WAS SUBJECT TO RUSSIA'S LAWS.
Conulso Opinion on the Siit'jout by
Hon.Vllllnm F. U'hurlon , Act
ing Secretary of.Stato nt
U nslilnjiton.
Tun IIrr , several wcolc * ace , published the
announcement of the nrrost of S. Gerber of
thUoity , In Uusslan Poland , the oontlsc.ttlon
of his property and his banishment forllfo to
the wilds of blboria.
Owing to the dllllculty of securing Information
mation on such subjects from llussla , It was
not possible to ascertain upon what charge
the unfortunate hud boon punlshod , boyoud
the statement tint ho h.ul loft Husslau Po
land and had remained invaV without thn
permission of the goveriimeut for moro than
three years.
As the ng'it of Russia to act thus arbi
trarily with a man who had declared his
Intention to bccomo n cltliou of thu Unltu.l
States had not , of late years , boon formally
promulgated in this country , TIIK BKK
undertook to bring the matter to the atten
tion of the highest ofllclah AS well as to the
attention of the public. The purpose was , If
possible , to secure assistance for the
expatriated unfortmritn and , nt the same
time , to admonish others * who might bo
similarly situated of tha risk they incur
uftcruncxotisod nbaonco in revisiting tholr
native land.
Among the officials to whoso attention the
matter was brought , was Hon. Loronzo
Craunso of Calhoun , assistant secretary of
the treasury. By him the subjoot was re
ferred to lion. William F. Wharton , who , In
the absence of Mr. Blalno is acting secretary
of stato. The opinion of Mr. Wharton Is as
follows :
3r. ! \ \ ftnrton's Views.
Dni-AUTMr.NT ON STATE , WASiiiNrjTox , AUR.
10 , 1VJI. Hon. ICroiinso. . Ticasuiy ] > opnrt-
incnt. Sir : I have received your letter of the
nth lust int In relation to the case of Mr. S.
GUI IIIT , lately n rcililunt of Omaha , who , It Is
reported , after duelurlnc his Intention to bo-
uo'iio aellbon of tbo tJnitud States returned
to bis native town In Uusslan I'oland and has
thuro been arrested on.otiio uhiirgp , not clearly
slntud , Involving , It Is a.Uil , deportation to 31-
borln. As a folloit-oltl/rn of Nebraska , you
ask that , If the mutter bo : i proper onn for the
Intervention of this government , stops betaken
taken for Mr. Gorbor'a relief.
The .Mr. S. Gurljor , to whom the report re
lates. Irivlng cnmo to the United States from
Russian Poland some IIvo yo.irs ago , declared
his Intuntlon to become a cltbnn Imforo ilio
district court for Uoujilas county , Nebraska.
Suptumhor ? . ' ) , 1MU. He would , under suction
illi" ) . revised statutes , not ho lawfully eligible
for ndinUslon to cltlronshlp until two
yuiirs later. Unit Is , on Septembers } , IS ! ) . ' , Ills
decl'.r.itlon does not e.irry with It abjuration
of his Uussluii : illciliiiiuu. U merely an
nounces thu Intention so to abjure It when the
local period of probation sh.ill have ulnpsod
and on taking out his llmil papers.
It would seem from the extracts from TUB
OMAHA IIKI : , which you .soml me , that the
Identity of the person in iiiostlon | has been
confounded with that of Solomon Gcrhor , to
whom u p.issport was Issued by this depart
ment April ( i. IS'U. The latter' : ) application
shonsllmt ho has resided continuously In
Now York cltv since 16(19 ( and that ho was
there naturall/ed October 11. 1870. Ho Is ,
therefore , evidently a dllToieiit Individual
f rom the Mr. S. Gerber toUiom your letter
relatys.
In e.iscs of this character. It Is material
Mliethor : ui alien declarant tuinporarlly visits
> country ether tluin that of origin , or retains
of his free will to his niitlvu land. Mr. Heritor
appeals to h.ivo voluntarily IntcrruploJ the
period of urellmlnary sojourn fl\ed under our
n.ituriillnitlon Jrtws by rotiirnlns to his na-
tlvo country while his Intention to abandon
Us alioRlanco was still unexecuted.
I observe that In the newspaper extracts
transmitted by you the much misunderstood
case of Martin Kos.ta Is erroneously Invoked
to justify Interruntlon In the e-iso of Mr , Gor-
her. ICo-ta wus an Austrian subject by birth ,
who , having fallen under the displeasure of
his sovereign , was hunlsliod from his country
und bought a homo in the United States.
Whllo dwnlllnz hero ho m.ido n declaration of
intention to become n cltli-en of the United
States. subsciucntly | , while on a visit to Tur
key , ho was sol/cd at Smyrna by persons In
the Austrian employ , from whom ho was res
cued by the authorities of the United States.
When the government of thn United States
\\asu.illednponljy Austria to miku : ropira-
tlon for the conduct of Its representatives ,
Mr. Marcy , then secretary of stale , declined
to concede that any wus due , holding that , as
Ifos/ta h id been seized In the ton Hory of u
third power , his. status w s to bo determined
by the law of nations nnd not by the iiinnlul-
IKI ! law either of the United Mates or of Aus
tria ; and that , an ho had be.cn banished from
Austria nnd had become domiciled In
the United States , his status wus
to bo regarded as American rather
than Austrian. The note of Mr.
Marcy on this subject bears date Soptomhor
: . ' ( ; . ISVI , and Is printed In various places
union.'which may bo mentioned hiuvroncoS
Wheuton.
In the following year , Mr. Jackson , charge
d'ulTaliusof the United State ? In Vienna , mis
conceiving the Import of the Koizt'i case , as
sumed to treat It us a piecedont In the case ot
ono Simon Tousle , an Austrian subject uho ,
ha\lns m.ido a declination of Intention to ho-
como n cltl/en of thu L tilled States , returned
to Austria , whore , bocomlii ! ; ln > olvod with the
authorities , ho claimed the Intervention of the
United States. Mr. Marey corrected the Inter
pretation of the Knszl.i oiso : by the charge
d'alTiiliesa.t Vienna , and said :
Aniiinilni ; nil that nosslbly belong to
ToHslg'ti ease that be had a domicile hero and
was uutuallv clothed with thu nationality ot
thii United States thuro Is a foituro In It
which distinguishes It front that of Kow.ta
Touslz voluntarily returned to Anstrlu and
nlaooil himself within thu roitch of her muni
cipal laws , lie went hv Inn free uet under
tholr jurisdiction , and thereby subjoined him
self to thorn.
This view has been unlform'y ' maintained.
It has found expression lit many of our nut-
nr.ill/at un treaties , uhie.li expressly deol ire
that a dei'liir.ition of Intention shall nothioo
the on"cct of naturalisation ; und the laws of
the United States forbid the Issuance of PHSS-
pui ts to persons Who uro not citizens of the
United St.itos , moaning thuioby natl\o-l > nrn
or imturallrud eltl/ens It may bo remarked
that , while the law requires that the ilocluia-
t'lon of Intention Hhull precede the limit trit-
urulUatlcn bv ut loiist two yours no probu-
tlnnaiy period of residence is prescribed us a
condition to innMni ; the declaration , nnd In
deed It may bo mudo by un arriving ulloii nt
the moment of coming within the teirltory of
the Unltoil Slates. In exacting u prior declar
ation of Intention to become u cltUun , the
( itatnto merely thiows an additional * ufo-
Riiur of continuously evidenced Intent around
the tests otherwise llxud to determine whether
the applicant for irtturallxutlon possesses the
knowledge ( if our Institutions anil the mnial
iinullflcatlons indispensable to good citizen
ship.
I tun , Sir , your obedient servant.
WIM.IAM \VIIAHTON , Acting Secretary ,
Information Kron.
Do you know that any old .sore or cut can
bo absolutely cured by tlio Intelligent use of
Haller's Baibod WIra LInlmout : Bo merci
ful to your hor.souud try it.
( ioniums \ \ ill Cclolirntn.
Tbo committee appointed to make arrange-
menu for the celobrutlon of the unnivnraary
of tbo landing or the Germans in this country
on October 0 , mot nt Oormnnia hall yester
day afternoon.
It was decided to have n pnrado In which
there should bo lloats roproiontlnir the first
landing of the ( Jurmani. Kiich of tbo Gor
man societies In the city have agreed to
furnish lloats of this sort and provide the
eluiraetors represented with. historical
costumes. Jacob Hnuft , Ferdinand Lohmnn
and Peter Ponner were appointed n commit
tee to arrange thn general dc < lgu for this
feature nnd suujrvUo Its urrungonniuti.
It was reported that farmers of the county ,
to the number of nbaut two hundred hml
agreed to appear In the parade In wagons
nnd nn horseback , dreod in the various
costumes worn by tha Gorman | > o.isniitry.
It wax docldo'd to invlto Mr. Frauuts
Donald , editor of the Davenport Democrat ,
to deliver the oration of tbo day.
A entumlttoo was selected to obtain n suita
ble hall In which to hold the celebration.
Mr < . Wlnslow's soothing syrup for chll
dron teething euros wind colic , diarrhoea'
etc. ! > cents n bottle.
J///.NO/.S .S/D/M/MI ii > r.
Many IJ\OH | Lost anil Muuli 1'ropcrty
DcNtroyotl by the l-'lood.
MoNTicn.io , 111. . Aug. 1(5. ( [ Special Tclo-
pr.tm to Tin : Hir.JThere : wa a tcrrlno
electric storm passed over central Illinois
last night , doing great damage. Several
lives were lojf , buildings vero struck and de
stroyed , horses nnd cattle killed and hall foil
In .101110 places , destroying the growing corn
crop lu this county.
The Inrgo oil house of ICiigoro & Co , was
struck by lightning nnd burned. Many
thousands of dollars worth of propct ty was
destroyed , There uiis u heavy rainfall ,
which saved the city of Mausllold from burn
ing up.
Confrtlrrntu ( Ji'iH'i'iiI'M Iicttrr.
MOSTICKI.I.O , III. , Aug. 10. [ Special to Tun
Br.K. ] ( Jenoinl .1. B. Clordon , the com-
niaiider-ln-chlcf of all the Confederate camps
In the United States , lias endorsed the pro
posed reunion of the survivors of tlio tnorth-
ern nnd southern armies In the following ex
cellent letter :
Colonel 1..T. I.ec. Montlenllo. 111. My Ooixr
Colonel : In view of my pnst ellorts to uro-
motorveiy movement Intended to brim : the
sections or our common country closer to-
netliui it Is hardly necessary , I trust , for mete
to say that 1 HID in entile sy'nipaty with the
proposoil reunion of the iiortlitirn und south-
urn \Dtor.tns nt the world's fall to he held ut
Chloiito. I trust that many thousands may
meet and greet each other at the pioposed
Kiitlierlni : , und I urn sure that Kood und only
coed cun result front such a lommunlon
With many thanks for your c'inrleoiiH refer-
eneo to myself , and for the i-'eneroviH Impu'so '
which IIIIH given birth to this lennlon , I am ,
yours tiuly , JOHN It. liouun.v.
. J lie Ijntoht ( "ontinilfiini.
Whv is Ilallor's Sarsaturilla and Burdock
Hko thd most popular soap of tbo day.
Because they both cleanse the skin and
leave It both soft nnd velvety.
ItHADV TO WOUIC.
StfikitiK Smelter Sl Mt Ili-ntly to Start
Tltc Klrei.
There were no noxv devolopmoiits In the
smelter situation yesterday. No meetings of
the employes were held , but the men talked
together in knots on the strcots , nnd It was
the general sentiment that they would rnturn
to work some tlmo today , some favoring nu
hour us early as 0:30 : o'clock , while others
seemed to think noon the proper tlmo ,
The impression prevails that the dllllculty
is practically over , and that the silent works
will bo again in active operation within a few
hours. So generally does this Idea prevail
that the question principally discussed is
"When will bock " the "will
wo go , as wo go
back" question seems to have boon decided In
the aftlrmative.
Dr. Birnoy , hay favor and. catarrh. B bldg
Surrcmlercil to the Olllocrs.
MINSK troi.is , Minn. , Aug. 1C. William II.
Mortimer , secretary and treasurer of the
National Capital Savings , Loan and Building
Association of North America , surrendered
to government detectives this afternoon. Ho
will bo talton to Chicago. Ho says investi
gation will show the company's affairs all
right. _
At iScst-
NVSHVIU.K , Totin. , Aug. 1C. The funeral
of Mrs. James K. Pollc occurred here today
at 10 o'clock this morning. There was n
great crowd present , but the .lorvlcos were
unostentatious. The remains were laid in
the tomb bosldo these of her distinguished
husband.
it linuk.
Will the gentleman who took n silver
headed cano from the Farnam Street theater
last evening please return it to TIIR Bun
counting room I Ho is known to the loser of
the article.
1'JCIiSO.VAl l-.l UA lilt A I'lIS.
K. K. Hayaon of Lincoln is at the Mlllard.
W. T. Connor of Boone , In. , Is at the Dol-
lono.
lono.C.
C. A. Stngapoos of Fremont is at the
Casoy.
M. A. Loftwiok of Loxintrton is at the
Casoy.
E. F. Holdon of Charltan , la. , is at the
Dcllono.
P. W. Grimstoad ot Fremont is nt the
Mlllard.
Harry N. Price of Washington , D. C. , Is nt
the Mtllard.
W. C. Estis and N. D. Jackson of Nollgh
are at the Paxton.
Judge William P. Lvon of the supreme
court of Wisconsin is visiting Dr. S. H. Patton -
ton , IbO. ) Binnoy street.
Ocorgo Dowllng , driver of No. ,1 chemical
engiiio , returned voatordny front a thirty
days leave spent in tlio south.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Baton and Mrs.
Miiggio King visited Captain Berry of
Paclllo Junction yesterday.
Mr. Andrew llosowntor loft lust evening
for Ottawa , 111. , to look after the municipal
work that Is now progressing there under his
plans mm direction. Ho will leturn to Oinulm
in about two weeks.
Hon. Uoorca II. Harries of Washington , D.
C. , ono of the commissioners appointed to
settle witli tbo friendly Sioux for damages
sustained during the Pine Hldyo campaign
last winter , on mo in from the Indian iigcncy
last night. Ho is stopping ut the Millard.
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Vanilla - \ Of portoot purity.
LemonI
Lemon - Of croat Btrongth.
Rose etc.r Flavor as dolloatoly
and dellclously as tlio fresh frulb
A-MUWMMKNTS.
Parnam StrBBt ThBater
Weult. CoiiiiiKuiclnj Stuulity Miillimi' , Atig , 10.
Thu Dulli'luus Muslou C/iiinudy ,
fl Turkish-
A Toastot Clean anil Wlmin unu I'tiii. Mnt-
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We've heard of a woman
who said she'd walk five miles
to get a bottle of Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription if she
couldn't get it without. That
woman had tried it. And it's
a medicine which makes itself
felt in toning up the system
and correcting irregularities as
soon as its use is begun.
Go to your drug store , pay
a dollar , get a bottle and try
it try a second , a third if
necessary. Hefore the third
one's been taken you'll know
that there's a remedy to help
you. Then you'll keep on
and a cure ' 11 come.
But if you shouldn't feel the
help , should be disappointed
in the results you'll find a
guarantee printed on the bet
tle-wrapper that'll get your
money back for you.
How many women are there
who'd rather have the money
than health ? And " Favorite
Prescription" produces health.
Wonder is that there's a
woman willing to suffer when
there's a guaranteed remedy
in the nearest drug store-
Dr. Pierce's Pellets regulate
the Stomach , Liver and Bow
els. Mild and effective.
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TI-JK IKON BA.NK.
Corner l-'tli tiiul rnnuru rita
Oenerul ll.uikln' , ' Iliislnoss Tianviuted.
HOTEL.
TheMurray , cor. 14th an 1 Harrm , n tha
most substantially coustructoJ Lotal build
ing in Omaha. Several hovhnok firav/all
running from baiomont t ) roof. All coilinjs
nnd floors lined w.th Asbsstoi firj proof lin-
ng , making it impossib a to burn quick , Fira
escapes nud fire nlanis throughout the build
ing. Steam heat , hot nnd coluwator nudsua-
shiuo in every room , Table unsurpassed nny-
whore B. BILLOW AY , Proprietor.
UNION DEPOT HOTEL.
Cornur Dili unrl Miiaon Strcnti ll'ilf block \roit of
Union I'.irltloniiil II , \ M lei ) > ut > .
Now iMillillni ; , now furniture , every thing llrst-
cluin , eoolH.t locitlon In O.imlii , vluir of uiillru ,
fiiirroiindinj country , jw * , Itntli tloctrli > r ill hulla utu.
Halm , f 1 IU nn < l O M Kvury line of unlilii nil I motor
cur > , pnti vrlUiln UIIH block , ii\u ) ) > t rtlnmutul Aviiniil
nail llnnncom I'urk line I liloolci uwuy uriil you e.ui
niniol lo tluMU If you wl'li
SCHOOLS AND COL-USGKS.
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for ( llrl * nnd Vounu -id hi * . Korf
catnlozun ndtlro O. THAVI1IC , M < . I ) , USJ
iiurnrb.lll.iOr VI6 Blulu Btrcot , Cljlcaeo , H'
FEMALE
ACADEMY
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Col.l' J WIIKIHT. U S..A.M , Oiirnwitll , N.Y.
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AULlllUAI.K A. JOM.S. I'rw , Lt.XIMl'1 ON , MO.
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lion Spt 8. No jHiUic ciltitltiotii Ut uiurc , Muxlc and
Art. H"cti " IHi. Complete water tervkn 1'nr ct lout
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CHRIST ! FEMALE 41 Yean
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Ot ScUuuleK Hill-lit. A CIIUIKTIAN COI.I.KUK. A > Mir
k , W. A , OLDtlAM , HroelUont , COLUMUIA , MO.