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: TRIBUTE TO iEADDOC'IORS' ) '
1Iomtopath Pay Respect to the Me1Ilory of
Physcians Gene
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OR. BIGAWS EULOGY ON TIE DEPARTED
' % Vird Un t IiVurl I. iii t liv I'Is slelnn ,
II IN I'IIiIl In iitI..l 1tn41 the
II4)iIl - M4iiit .t ti tIIltIIC
mehI ( fair 'EOItfl ) .
h
At the 1'lrit CongregntIona church , Nlno
eenth arn 1)avenort 3ttCtS , were held
3at evenilig the custoniary nnnunl memorial
crvIcts ot the Macrican lntttito of
,
homeopathy , PteIdCflt ) A. It. Wright ton-
ucting them , They conI5tel of aiproprlnte ;
music by a quartvtte of the ctiurel choir
nod a lilting UdIrCS by Dr hi. 1. fliggar of
Cleveland , 0. , the invocation being by ( lie
; intr of the church , Itc. Prank A.Var
field Dr. 0. . Wooil , the chalrmnli of the
, local coiiiittee. wlI $ eflttl withi Irs ,
- - - 'iVrtght nftd hilggnr iii the 1)U1PIL.
Thu ( Itlartette cftflhIoSed ot MISM
r Laura \'ahi Kuran , MrM. A. it. Cly and
NeEsrs.'ing Allen atid I toiiicr Moore Mri.
Fraiu'es FoiiI nccoti1IIflhIYIflF at the organ.
* Tiny InuRical Liart of the progriun consisted
of the niitIiefls , "Gnu , to Whoiti We hook
1lu liii iihI ( ) , ' by Chatlwick , and 0 Goil , lie
Merciful , " hiy Qvotnk , nod n Soil ) bY Tinnier
? doori fioin ( ; onouI , Tiiere Is a ( Irecu 11111
Far AvnY. "
. l'residviit V'righit rend ( lie HOulICS Of tio.0 )
of tii lntlttlte vlui had pnsotl ns'ay ( lurilig
the year , tweitty-cigilt having been active
inenihers niiul seven having hiceli iirevlouslY
' iiiernbers , thOUgh not actually lwicnigitlg to
the Institute ot the tinlo of their death. lie
tic' Introduced ( lie sentlinelits of the occaIoIi
in the following brief ( ixiIlRflfltiOfl 01 Its
ohiject :
lii introdiiCltig these memorial services i
wi1t to Hay ft word on ( lie occastoit which
a culls togethor.
11CrCiiL ca1)aIY
In
Ve meet tliighit a
nununi daily exercises. \ \ o
frolil ( lint of our
here to give that tribute of respect
come nipuber % VIIO iiavi
of our
WI , ccii to thioie
iiasscii to tue other sub and hiaVo finished
. their corthily work. it iCOIIiS ( Itilte oppro-
priate that at this niinual convocation we
should give it jmrtlal expresI4Inhi of the 5C11
- tiincnt of respect aiid broiherly love we
. fuci for those who have counselled anti haY -
Tioreti with us In the conimofl cause 01 hu
Y inanity. .Vo weicoine those In the unihience
' frotil t liii ; city hio by th'Ir preselice and
songs of l3rniso exPress their Interest and
I fyiiil3flthiY with the berviecs of this oca-
Tr d iInii.Ve aoiiiettinei find our ( TeePest 011(1
4 teliciciest thniightii better eiressct1 in tile
I aligila go Of iinotIiir nh ii I t Ii I oh 3011 Mlii
I illiprOVe my choice of the Ioiiowliig words
! vrlii en liy rdticlaren on the iheatli of
. - his fileiniVihiiain dcCiure , a doctor or (110 (
t old school : Snreiy no funeral Is hike unto
tutu of a doctor for pathos and a peetiihiir
aiI1ivsS fell on that company as hits iOUY
WItS cnrrrIe1 out who for nearly half a cue-
& . , In sickness and
( tory had leeli their belt
IIII1 heittefl ) buck death time after Limo from
IhtIr door. And Doctor Davidsoli , the tutu-
Ister. prayed that we nilgiut have the grao
to Its t as this IUtII liati done from youth
to ciii age. tint for himself , but for oUuers ,
alid tiunt we might be followed to our grave
by somewhat of 'tlitt love wherewith e
ninurn this day Thy serant departett. And
ng1ll1 ( ho StlflO sigh and the minister said
i1I1Cfl.
I'ri , yer , Sipli .r iid In1ni.
. The prayer luy Pastor Warfield followed ,
In which hue gave thanks for the lives of
'IICIICIILCIICO tile deceaseul IhysIciatls had do-
voteii to the alleviations of suflering liunina-
; I , ! t fty , sayttug their bight Iurpos hiatT helped
; to tutko the world better lie earnestly
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( - prayed that a still better ministry may now
-i be rptihlzcd by thin departed oules-onu wliiclt
4 ( liuihI hover end. Ito characterized the great
pttrpso of the iuedlcI professloul as that
( if service for hutiinanity. After Mr. Moore's
uoin 1)r.'arfie1d ) rend a portion of iiuliui
ccIL. . 1(11(1 .lurcnilnhu Ix. , 23-2 1. The last
anthem followed nuid then Dr. Biggur itiade
t the meniorlai address , vhilc1i t-aI3 Olin toil
of tender cuitlinent and optimistic phtloso-
,
- , . . - . jiluy. lie saId - .
, S J Dr. F. ii. Iliggur of Cievelaflhl s'as coo
. -y- t flrst of the or iors. hits part leiuig to SIOtk
% S fl memory of the Seniors of ( lie American
11t juibtittute of lionicopathy , 'ahuich ho dlii in
' ] est fitting manner to a hushed and atten-
ttvc audience in the following words :
E ii fur tite dead I would not 1)111(1
c S \ 1)140(11 to grief-uTiltlu cutlitit long divide ,
I 1'or I t tsl hut ItS I f t he I')40 1111(1 l ltnb.'d
I Tiut' giurileul wait and b1oumed oil the
iithior side.
'lhiis is not a SCAEOII for sorroW. hut for
3uraIsu and rejoicing. Ieat his tuot the King
( if 'I'd mrs. ' \\e have ieariuel uveuu by tile
] Itcless forms of our dead to sxuiilc through
our tvars-iUStCaLt of tile gloolu ci ape we
1. , wreatito the door bell wtth sweet liowers ,
i 'i wiitisn inure faces are exprcssioli of hope
tS nii't love. "
Death atiJ decay are essential ; they arc
; t blessings ; they nra evolutions of nature.
_ t I. . Do IC not ace it every Season In tile leaf ,
I the bit LI . t he blossoult ulul the triul t ? Atul
. whieil tile I > artult tree lm&ts & served Its thr.'e
1 glcorc' yeLrH : : tiiil ttuu of usefillneas , decay and
S (1(11th foiiOW , nuhght s e not betto rsay
, . / ciiaiuge. for uuo iuartlcle or uuuolecuio Is over
lost. Siecir Is tired nature's rct nod whcui
( hfe's race Is veI run. when lIfe's crown Is
ivehl sol1 , tlmis dreauness sleeji stuotlld iii-
t c Ways he a jOluS welcome , for v1uo ' .s ouid
I ] tvu uIay , \vho would 1111k to stay vluere
' uttorin utfter storuul rolls hIgh o'er the way ?
It TonIght vIslt to POY tribuult' to ( ito
' wortlt niiii ullCulll' ) ' of those of our feiw
Seniors who have golle before since the last
, , - gatheriui gof this Institute. "e' ittiss the
S familiar foiins nuid laces of those viuo have
( ' ) eCu5 acluto1ne(1 to meet and greet. " Their
uusocIntlens were Profitable , for we ftIt en-
I I _ iciiedby their words of soiuuud , practIcal
thought ; they were ; uettsauit , for tile ) '
S
trengtluetat1 tilt ! bounis whIch hiluni us to-
' ithuor In ColilIllOlt fraternIty. however , we
nust coiife that thiro Is a tInge if tint a
S 'arge measure of sailliess on tilts occasion.
"for lIfe woulmi be very pheasant but for Its
p
They crero maca for whom one Is better
for knowing. hum the pious. devoted nn'i
t sainted Sahutatu Lowiler. of vhioin it is saul
C thoU one was nlways the tette'r for seellig
Till futce. So Is was wIth ( linen wboiui I ver.
sonahly kuuew ( if these deIurtel Seniors.
Tfittt II1CII fill graves , but there ore graves
TCIWtCII llu sky ttid the earth , above
rouuuiti. % hutch cannot ho tilled.
' They ere great , for thin great are these
'who serve. They were great , for it is Itt-
t uleeti great to be great 'licuu old. Tiucy
not hoarlprs of lunney , but riches to
tiuclil WU1I In goad ( ( ( ( . They jireterrtil to
hiavo tiuclr reward in the gratittluhul of theIr
Patients. Their lIves w ro s nuunetrical.
cquai iii length , equal to breadth , equal in
itoh-lit.
I Fftteil hhiYSiClhY ) and constitutIonally for
, their great sork , not given to ( 'XCSSS ,
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't k
S Ofl ys : rnj
. ' ' T hiati Salt Rheutu for ycav , My leg f rota
S ' p4 ? ' knee to aniclo wo raw ani sivohien , anti the
S I'aInyas intcnIo I tt ioit utnetorsin ItarUord ,
- - Waterbury , attil Now liacen , to iosyntl. ; Cu.
' 'ruCLYRA ltcsoLvir , Curicitn. , ( ointment ) ,
S and a box of Ctrrueun.t ico5p cnlnpleteiy
S inc. (1AititirV 'r. SAY1RS ,
( S hartford EioctrIoLlghtco. , llartforI , Coan.
$ rIItr Ccsi Ti'rtitIT Io ' 1'unviic , , Iuie. ,
S flosos , . wucu i.uii or U&nt. Wirni bsth , will ,
I CUIIeCN& O&P , genus .MnIIUI. with i.uiluII , u4
S InItdo , , . o.t t.'vTicvi 1iflULT.
- I.I4 thn'vtioattt& . wori4. Iitrgi lisro D
Vest , io1a. stow W Vies a 1ta.iu , it , .
Ji
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their t'S'tlllS cooll et lute the
heaynrk of the plon'r * . ShooleI esrly
to ( lehti'fltIOlt5. duepiOlfltiflftuits. tlenDtIt
tid culvorjtIus. sill t iulthi stimtultcd the
hcrsevet1et , at strong titi healthy naturAt
I nit roflcd thtcit' eieuglv nd ehtsrsctcrs.
They were riict'.i t.L.u1 by ttilr stroligest
oppenenl. tllWl % ) $ inyicithlng In ahat th'y
thought vits true aiuI right Their stern
auihuernco In right t'ui resiet.
They were hirsv. eariuest. valiant nl
conscientious sorker In theIr lirofsnslon
faithful to ( huhr chosen eniltug , they cere
ever zealous. They sere among the early
fiIniwcrfl who Lruivcci the t.icule of the arI %
srohTers : , for theIr cnnvletlnns were In no-
eouilauuce with truth nnil tIelr : belief. They
were heroes , tile ) ' fouuht for the battle
nobl)1 and achieved the vIctory grandly.
ia : rutest ittuti 'igIlutui I 1Vlrl'rs.
They were earnest and vigilant workers
of unusual culture and reatliuig. MinuT and
heart % i ore blOflhIt'tl to ati unusual degree in
thO makeup of these heroes. indovetl
wIth Intetets that fitted them as few inca
are hitted ( boy flero giants anuong inch Iii
ability anti friendship. TheIr aiinds were
utbovo the narrov strifes of men nttl Inca-
p81)10 of a thought that avas pctty or Ig
tuohile ; they lived fot' those who loved them
and in ci Iivluig they gave their own her-
sonality of charm ( hint cituseil them to in'
Ioceil ( if men as few at-c loved. Tltoiuutli
they hail not nil ottaltie dtlic leuigthoiied
SPRII of life , yet tile ) ' hind macre titan at-
talned those 'enrs by their uleeils of use-
ftilues. , They believed ( lint titan Is most
happy vhOt4e soul tic tittutled In luarinuily
cvith all that is 111)1)10 niid ilure auth gOoil
Iii llfc 071(1 iniugeil tot lit , ' tIme lieui In
every fellow liructitioller ( lucy should Ihiitl
a brother , a couuuselor , a scholar niiil a
geuitletnan.
'Fhtey woi'e heroes. for they dId ( lie right
thIng at the right tIme auth tile ) ' velI kutv
( hat ( hue lIft of theIr heart gave light to ii.ilr
1liii.
riuey had no only taicuit , illt Iturhuose ; lint
only the rower to achIeve , iUt the wIll to
labor.
They vvrc borul tnt' higher things than to
be tite shavc of their unties. Tiuey Ititil a
uilissiOli to PertorIll auld they ihhui it. scil ,
trite types of hlhiYSICiltilS tiohtug all ( lie gooI
thie' CoUld. They were coitsecrated to their
cvnrk. They hail faIth In ( he law of cure ;
tile ) ' gave dully evidence of theIr cnnhidenre
In that law.
The high cullIng of the hihysIclIull is one of
thu noblest ttnii grandest professions. None
can surpass It , linac call equal It. It at-
turtle opportuuiitles to exercise all of the
unlioblitug tiuaiitles of that witicit Is ( rule
fluid beautIful ntiul goaih. " \'hat are the
other iirotessiotls or vocatIons in cnmparl-
1(01 ! witit tue InestImable value atlil luniiort-
iiflCe of the Very lIves of those teiow-tiueti
vhio everywhere move and ireathe antI
pcak and act itround us'hat are miiiy
or what are all these objects when coti-
trasteil with the most precious and valued
gift of God ? -Iiuman lito And what would
not thu great auid most successful followers
( if michu viutlet cahlings givu out of their own
ProfessIonal stores for tile restoration of
health nuuui for the liroloulgation of life-If
tiue first were ouuce lout to them or If the
other were merely nuennred by ( hue dreaded
and lthglttIng finger of disease ? " It Is a
1101)10 lirofessiolt. It flakes good med bet-
ter.re ve not irouil to be tuetnbers of the
SOnIC profession as the gentle and kindhearted -
hearted atlhlior of "Itab un1 Ills Frienuls , or
( lie hero of a Doctor of the Old School , "
who was tihu ns ituuil mit all ( mIca willing
auud ready to rospoild to tile calls of the
sufteriuig. on was \\'eeluni laciutro , so self-
forgetting miii so utterly Ciirlstlan ; or of
that hilliltintlurohle hero who is so henitti-
fully Portrayed by Ilaizac in "The Country
Doctor" ?
They were benefactors. If lie is a betue-
factor vlio plants a tree , which gIves 511011
beauty and shade ILl1l proteetiout , Itow i-ouch
more is he who by his learnIng alul 51(1111
nod enerience not nllhv a ieIut'fiOInr htzt it
savior to those who 111110 restores to health.
\'hat trIumph over diseuse and death.
what Joys to mans' Itotnos. More worthy
than many who wear bravery medals or
whose hreast are decorated with the insig-
tila of the Legion of honor or whose brows
are encIrcled with the laurel wreath.
A Olan'S true wealth is the good he ilocs
In ( lila worlil. It not in alias. a kInd and
gentle vord. "A hoot 01011 v1th a sIngle
hlililflii of flowers hteapeil the ainis bowl of
Budha , whIch the rich could not fill with
ten thousand huiie a. " The only pleasure
that never wears out Is that of doillg good
illitl good netlouts are the 'luvislbie hinges
of tlte doors of hucaven. "
The Kughlsli saId that Punshion could not
help hint lircachi well for lie was ill ci' ' . with
thu linly Ghost ; so these 111011 cmliii tint
help doing good , for tilO ) ' were elithiusinstic
coukers and wIth an ambition laudable to
titcuttertuost.
Tlley have offereil up theIr lIves fluid will-
logy hiestowed their talents In aidIng and
countol-tillg the sufferillg. "Greater love
iintht no maui than this that a tiian lay
ilowul his lIfe for hIs friend. "
liil you ever think what It is ( lint vro-
Illotes the most and ileepest thought in the
hllmall race ? Not earning ; not tim condiuct
of bitsiness ; not even the II1IP1IISC of the
nffectlons. It Is suffering ! The angel that
went down to trouble the waters and to
make Ilelu healing nuny no have been entrusted -
trusted with as great a lnlssinn as the
angel wile benevolently ilufiictel ( ( hue sufferIng -
Ing , tIle I1ISOILSC front which they suffered.
Weary alid MnrIl , titey are now at rest n
sicep. Ilonteopathiy- lost faithful and
able representatives whom the Great Reaper
hiss garnereil-shiocks full of graIn , fu I of
ripe goilen cars.
As tnttcii as Iletli In us let us live peaceably -
ably wIth ai awn ! never allow ( lie darker
part of our nature to Ilersunde our o'ertalc-
irug iiltui s'hio Itas cllstauuced its In thue race of
lIfe. Let no effort Ito maile to lame thin
character anti ( hits ditahitislu the specil of
our nilversary. May a retrospect of our
lives lie a retrospect of hoyt' 1111(1 ( usefulness
titlil iionor and glory ,
' 'Mourn the lIving , not tue deail , " said a
tloti rgooil nitl with a heart full of hove and
charity , always strIving to make others
hinlip ) ' . 'You.t seutil flowers to a friend whto
Is goule ; I cliil uiine ! to thin hiving , ' ' Alt ,
thlet ( ' is a great truth In luer .st'iitituucnt.
Garlauida of flowers ( or the noble ilciol ,
thor yIn those staunch lilotueors 1toso do-
votlons are scotia sunken from the tree of
lIfe , From a great tntultituile ( arises a howl
shout and tIn' vi-iril of their hearts Is amen
to the CaUse of relieving ( lie sufferings of
huulnautity.
lt-t't I tig of Seetliun % .lvitiet.i1.
Ilecautse of the desirtu of a number of the
hmoltlt'opaths to return home soon Dr. KIug
tmnnotinceil that the evening portion of ( hue
section lit neurology and electro-thterapeut-
tIes witleii vai ; to have been \\'eilncsilay
evl'nlulg ha been ailvanced to thIs evenitig ,
to tiike phnco at the MIllard huotel just before -
fore the reception nitil ball whIch tue latHes'
auxilIary of thin local commIttee is to give.
l'rof , Ii. 11. 8. Iltuiley of thin UnIversity of
Kiitisa wihl deliver a paper on "Electro-
Clinituical Proof of tile 141w of Ilotneopatity. "
Atoult 350 inviLatlons are out for thIs
evening's receptiotu anil bali at tluc MIllaril
itotci , It huromises to be one of the greatest
social Orefitil of ( ito exposltioll season , It
htti heeui arruuigetl entirely hiy the wives of
the local hiotneopathis and other women of
Oplaiia , all constItutIng an auxiliary cool-
inlttee on onterttluitnettt anti itospitality.
Mrs. Dr. If. ilatichictt lit thin elunlrman of
the atuxilitiry , antI Mcii , lr. It.V. . CouncIl
is tile chairman of tue tuheonitnittiti havIng
tonighut's receptinu and boll In Iumuuuil.
] L is tile intentIon of the ladles' auxiliary
of ( be local liotucopatitie couuutuilttt'e to take
time tnenibers of the Aniericazi itistltute for a
ride thirotugit the Ott ) ' this tuiorniutg at ti
O'clock , 'isitiuug Ilnasconu mid itiverviow
harks and the reslilejiec Ilortiouls of ( Ito city ,
each carrioge to be accompanied by one of
tile uiteutibers of ( Ito auxiliary to hiolat out
ohijocts of interest.
Tue decormutinittu In ( lie amphitheater of
tlto Crelghttoti MedIcal college , whtere the
Principal nut clings of tile AmerIcan luistitute
of hlonivoiatiuy are being held , are 'very
fittitig attd approprIate , Back of the prest-
tient' desk bangs a large American flag
and upon It are worked In letters and figures
of snilhiux and everlasting ilowers the Initials
of the institute , ' 'A , I. 11. , " and ( lie slgnifi.
cant datsis. 'ii14 and lSS , " telllug the age
of the assolatIon ,
) , , & I , % ssn'itt Juuit ihi't-t lug.
This tilornlng's tuiectlng of ( lie Ladles'
Ilaituewanu lilonutnent asoeiaon ( at the
'residtuteb ' of Mrs. OcorgoV. . . l4ningur on
Eighteenth street promI8es to have a very
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huge tult ( nilanc e 'Die iiltof having a
tutitnbli , monlttnent at Vaslilngton , 1) . ( '
to romlnemerstc the nltie of italinemanli's
liritielpie of therapeutIcs to tuiedienl seicnne
111111 lilt c-auto to t1i race generally In Iih
ershlzhutg the profession of tuueillrlnt' has in-
tercteiI 11111(0 ( 8 nuulnbet' of tlue wives of
ituominent tuba hi thi count ry. Tlle honorary -
ary vice lireslilentS at large of the nssocla.
tlan are : Mu'iulntnt's M. A. hlanuin. George
Vt'stinghouse. .lniin Daizeli , hi. ( 'lay ivan ,
\Villlntn Appleton , 11. N. Iliglabothinun anii
Jalnes A. Mnttnl For Nebraslin thin honor.
ary vIce presidents are Mrs. I.inlnger anti
Mt-s. (1. M. Lamberlson. Thin ehinirmati of
thtt Omaha local coninulttet' is lr. ) Freila lit.
Lankton. The hrcsIileult ) of the associatIon ,
Mrs. Joseph T. Cook o hiuflalo , N. ' . , is
in ( hue cIty and wIll be present at thuls
mornIng's tncetittg. fluiftilo Is th lteuiii-
( iuarters of the association.
TIit' suijCCt of thi powers anti lImItations
of health boarils. lfluttilclpal aunt state , in
relatIon to contagious dIseases is down on
tue prograni for discussion ( lilt afternoon
iti thin section in sanitary science by thue
htOllICOhiathis. A linPer uleahluig with tile sub-
Jeet generally is to COfliC from Dr. Edward
Ileecher Hooker of hartford , Coon. , mud
the special phases of it hare beetu assigned
its follows : lr. T. C. Duncan of Chicago
as to tuiliercuinsis , Dr. ilt'.nry fl. Stout of
Jacksonville , Fia. , its to yellow fever antI
cholera , lr. Chester C' . lllgbee of St. I'aul
Os to sniahipnx , diphtheria , typhoid fever ,
scarlet fever altfi lfleaeiS , titid Ir , harvey
11. iale' of Oshikosh.'is. . . ott tlte tlnuugt'r
Period of contngiottsness.
BOAT RIE BE&OMES SERIOUS
'r-tt let fi.iuuii Arlxotiut hijuve it
, II. rI II I iii- . , ' iii , t lue
tllssiiuuu'I ltIi'r.
James ltowaiu aild Otto Carnilcitnel. tic o
cXhOsitioli visitors frotut Arizouia , took a
tiuuIhhitig boat ride nuiti one tIle ) ' viii utevel'
forget , as the fornter nearly host hum life oIl
( lie tuurpld , treacherous bosotti of the Mis-
sourl rtvcr ytaterilay.
The men had engaged tue heat froun a
liontunati north of the Dottgltis stteet biitige
to see thin city froun the rIver front. Every-
thiltlg Weilt etnootiuly until tue fast uiioviitg
ctirrcult was reaciieti. here tue boat was
whirled about , despite the efforts of the
two uuuett , who hlileis' but lIttle nhiottt hand-
ltng a boat , and was nearly capsized. They
Itiade matters worse ii ) ' theIr frantic efforts
to control tito craft. W'ith a Ejiced little
less than fifteeti mIles an hour the boat
'attil its itelpless crew 'ere borito tiown thue
streani , StraIght for tIm stotue 111cr of ( lie
Iooglas Street bridge tlte bnat. eliot. Itowauu
seoltig their danger stood In the bow of
the boat wIth au oar to ward ouT ( lie cclii-
sIan. As thin boat neared ( lie luiet he held
out his oar atid it came In contact with
the 111cr with such force as to thurow iiltti
Into tue water. The boat , touved from de-
strtuction , Sued on with Its sole occttpalit ,
who was utiablo to ( ho anythltig for lila
counhlaltioul. who was frantically struggling
In thto current. ltosan hung on to hula
oar ntitl was swept ( lowtl stu etitti titter ( lie
boat. lIalt a ntlle below the pIer a boat-
tuian put outt from the shore and caught
the ritltaway boat and rescued tlte man in
( lie vater. ltowttti , aside from hehutg thoroughly -
oughly exhausted , suuiTerc'd no daitiuge.
FOR TEACHERS' CONVENTIbi
heads ut 1)epuui-ttnc , . t , , i1tiho ouuue
liii jbortnitt , It IuuititleeuietjH toui-
cerli liti Puuer.
Prof. Charhea E. Bessey of LIncoln , vhio
has charge of thin Science detiartinetit of the
Transtnississlppi Educational cenvetitton ,
sends word that on Wednesday at the conference -
ference of Itle section at ( lie Iirst Methodist
church I'rof. F. 1. Nipher will presetit lil.e
Paper In the form of a snialh printed book.
I'rof. Nipher found hIs subject grow upon
hlun atiti he'as 0 llnpressed with Its lIlt-
POt tattoo that iie had it iirlnted III orilor
that all scIence teachers who attend tuny
be glveul a copy of It.
Sluperititendent Mltspaugh of ( lie Salt Lake
City schools sends word ( hint lie eihi be
uttable to be present , Ills place ott the pro-
grant sill be supplied by tile cotnutiittoe.
l'resldent Gates of Iowa college. Gl'iutllell ,
SolidS word thtat lie has jttst decided to
forego attenilance at tite tweuity-flfhi antiutal
reutttion of his class at Dartmouth lit order
titat he may take hIs Place on the program
of the Transinississippi Educatlautul enliven-
( halt.
Stiperlntenclent Simpson , state superln-
( cadent of public schools of Maine , who Is
ott ( lie program , was In Omaha on Saturday.
lie vent to Wahoo to spend Sttnday with
friends thure , but wilt retutra to Oninita
today.
ii'I ant t Ii l1i I es , , . , , ,
Three men VllOtTi an exposItIon visitor met
casutally on the street last night invited
him to JOill thtctn In dlsposiiig of a liitclter
of beer iti a rooni on Sixteenth street near
iavetiport.'ltell ( lie stranger was seated
at ( Ito table ( lie men throttled him anil
took $28 from his fiockets. They tlieti per-
nutted liltu to heave and Ito retutroed hoon
afterwtird with a liohiceman. Tim inca , who
gave tue Iiauules of Thiottias Killgsley , I'nlnier
lttty tind E. E. Frledctiburg , s'ettj Placeih
ttuuiier arrest on the charge of robbery. When
tue cotuplaltiltig wittiess told that lie
would be obliged to accounliatly the mcii
to the attiotu ho watched hula chalice fluId
gave the olhicers ( ho slip without. having
loft lila litutile or adttress ,
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
It. T. Mitchell of Fitidley , 0. , Is a guest at
thto hiarker ,
II , 5 , Foss has gone to Salt Lake City to
be abscitt a moitthi.
Major I. K. Carson. UnIted Status arm ) ' ,
and lila wife ate expositIon visitors ,
Jul111 W , ( Jorlt'y of the St. Louis RepublIc
and daughter are In ( lie cIty.
George Shiedd , ColtUifl of tito UnIversity
of Nebraska feet ball
teatti tluring last season -
son , is 'isIIuug itt tile city.
flurry Arintutrotig and wife , Jratik Lorons ,
CV. . Johnson nuid tb La Rue brothers are
ChIcago arrivals stopping at ( ha Barker.
Colonel John Murray and Wife , F. Mel-
yUle nd 'wife auud L. . F. Seanlin and wIfe
are New York arrivals stoiplttg at the
llarkcr ,
Frank 0. Millet , assistant press agent ( or
the Iarepautghi 0114 Sells brotiters circus ,
loft last night for Nelirtuska City , where the
show wIll exhibIt ( onion-ow.
MIsses Jewel IS'ced mid Marie l'ugshey
hare returuied to Kansas City , Mo , , after a
visit of several Weeks with Mrs. 11. L.
I'ease on South TweIlty-.Ighltiu street.
Pratik 0. liuiilei , press agctit 0 , B , Goulti ,
ticket seil3r ; S. liedier null J. W. Hussy , nil-
vauico agents ; lit. Schulz , contract agent , and
forty-six hierforliitrs with Fnuepaughm mid
Sells llrothera' circuises are quart < jred at the
Barker. , S
Miss Mabehie Crawford , contralto itt Slier-
wood's ( Ittartet of ChIcago , is to be the contralto -
tralto oloit In 'T1te ltoso MaIden" at tue
expositIon Moaday os'enluig. Miss Crawford
Is tltu guest of the MIsses Abbott , 2019 St.
lilaty's avenue.
Nebraskauis at hotels : C. W. Pesstig
anti ivlfe , Alhloui ; Milton May , North Ben'l ;
l"reil W'ltlthsni , I' . L. ihivis , Liticulii
Charles A. Done. Creighiton ; lii. 13. Plttiej ,
( iakdsle , Joiuui T. Kutz , I.exiutgton ; Ii. J.
Turney , John Tori-icy. Ansley ; George liax-
10) ' , SIdney ; Henry 8waunliolni , Itusiiviilo ;
ii , . Ii , Alderman , \\'cst Point ; T. II. Carly ,
Chiadron ; C. C. ilpaulding , Ord ; A. H. la'vis ) ,
North Platte.
is equally nourlalting to the uiursluig mother
who takes It and the babe who gets ( lie
Indirect benefit. Mttlt-Nutrino Is prepared
by the famous Aaiuousor-iiiisch Ilrewjtig
Ass'ti , which fact guarantees the furity , e-
celleuco and tnerlt claimed for it.
-s % &
. 5 . . ' , , , .
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5-
iiiLklRhhIItIl \ \ ) hAS RESICNE1) )
'I-
Pastor of the FiiE ' Dongregational Ohuich
Sta.c His Flock.
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RESIGNATION TOIITAKE EFFECT AT ONCE
l..41.-r hIi'al ut ( ( 'iuielii'tfiii of the
11rui lug M-ruIues , .tiin.uiinoea lhi
' ' ) ' hi Itetire
frku'It"s ( 'liurge.
$ ' 't
'tr
- rAt -
At the elos of the morning service at tue
rirst Congregntfonnl church yesterday
tutoraltug Rev. Prauik A.'at'field reati a
letter to ( lie eouigrt'gatlon placing lila reals-
natIon of ( he vastoratc in the itaulds of the
members of the chutrcii alid requestluig ( lust
it ho allowed to tnke effect at as early a
date as POSaihhc. lie gave notice of a ape-
cmi meeting of ( lie cluurcb iuiiuibers to be
held next W'eilnestiay eveiiiuug to consider
the nuttier.
The' anuiotunceiiiont tlitit Dr.'nrfleld
wlsiue'l to sever lila otiuiectloli with ( lie
cliutrehu tas a suirlirise to the toctiuhiers , to
wham iluirluig hIs stay in ( lie cIty lie hail be-
eottll' mitch ouiilearetl.
Tue eOllgrcgniOtl had llsteuied to a fine
Fcrnlouu froth a visIting inltilster froth tlue
I'acltlc coast , Rev. Edwlut Ii. Jenks , PaStor
of ( lie FIrst I'resiiytcrlnti church of Stilt
Prauiciseo , oIl "lmtiiortttlity. "
Thin text ( thou iiticit thue thoughts were
based was Johiut 2. 'll It were uuot so I
woiuld have told ) 'ntl. ' The ever revIving
desIre to live , the preachier said , is deeply
itaphtiluted Iii ( lie heart of everytitiitg that
hives , brt'atlios attil nioves. It is oxeinlilihleul
li-u tlte lives of tli beists : of ( lie held fluid
tlte blrtlr. of the nlr. Tin' iilrtl ( rota seasoti
to scaseti iuiake theIr Iuilgrtniages to ( hue
south to congeuilal clinics niud it Is their in-
stitict tar life atul hapliituos. tiiat warns
tlwtn wlicti antI s litre to go. Even the
lou ili'st of the woriuis oIl ( he earth loves its
exiatcuice , for ( IDeS . it ttiit itasien its sluggish -
gish tuovenicuits at thin approach of the footsteps -
steps of a Pt50ib3' : ?
l'l lileitet' tit (1i Va Ithi.
' ' \'att couiuiot find thin spirit of a utinut with
a scalpel , " ( hue tuinlster saId. "No mere
will the taitiu of a titati StatId in ( lie cold ,
gray searchlight of science and renson. Tilt'
thought of his hope lie tiiay not hut tible to
lint iti tangIble form , butt it Is there tutu re-
'cnhltig 1tclf always. Ieep down in the
Iteart of every hiuuiiati lieltig lIes that hope
for the lIfe vhi1cli is bu'yotid.'eut uiiay not
be aware of Its existence atuil mamt' tinies
you do lInt tiilnk of It , but thin crises of life
bring It to thtu surface. The ltuivs of iiuture
herself teach the one great truth of Christ
amid thin futulre life. i\c shtalh surely iiieet
again. W'e cannot thiiuuk that we shall hot
see outr loved ones ever again. But till tIle
gieat philosoPhers timid titluikers of the world
have gotie frola its vlth that feelIng. \\e
situll Iiieet again attef they hiace been taken
avay from us. It i so hard to believe !
And so hard to Part from those we cherish !
" 1 have stood beidc the body of a bright ,
golihen-haired little oic uuider a white sheet
III ( Ito hionie of deb1ite grIef. I have hooked
uuion ( lie ( eatuk's of thtut little one and
asked myself th qitostloti-and thought
there was tie answer-Is this all ? 1 have
been at the bier of , tlue great mcli of the
world , tue lirlghtnt'sa of whose mlmiils Itail
growti great ulider the goodness of God , and
I there have looked upou their faces front
which the wonderful light of life and energy
lutid gotte forever uid have asked nuyself ,
Can this be all ? No my dear frlcuitis , it ha
hot nIl of life.'t'o shah live agaltu. 'If it
were not. so I woUld itave told you ! . ' 'Ye'
shall be withu lil. ' Lot that hromlsu console
its willIe we wait. " , '
i1l'l''l'tNGS AlU 1'It.L A'l"l'INlHl ) .
S seil I at. ( eve ii it ii * S ( rv I ( 'i'M I ) ii S ii ii ii ii ,
5' Ti. l'tl I I . , t I ui'i t'Mt.
The meetttugs lucId on Sumndny at. the MIs-
sloui church , corner Twenty-third atud Day-
enport streets , itt connectioti vithu the ( nor-
teolithi anltUal cotiretitloti of tile Swedish
MisslatI Covenant of AmerIca were unusutally
vchl attended autih tile keenest Interest Iii
all ( lie services was dIsplayed. Ill ( lie
miiornitig Rev. C. A. Iijoi'k , pm'esidetlt of ( lie
coveuiamit , gave tue seruiiouu ,
Ill ( lie afermunon occurred tIme fuuteral of
MIss J'attlltie Frock. ltcv. A. T'ohl of Clii-
cage , who was atu acquaintance of MIss
Freck iii Sweden , gave an earnest and effective -
fective talk. Miss Frock Itad lflfifl ) friends
ninotig tile y0005 peolile aimd mauiy of thleln
were deeply moved during ( lie exercIses.
After this Itec' , lit. E. Andersoll of liohil-
m'cdge , Neb. ; ffev , J. Orrnian of Vista , lilltiti. ;
lto' , II , It I3loom of Waverly , Nob. ; Ite' .
A , II. Siioberg of hlastittgs , lilian. , anti Rev.
S. W , Sondberg of Rockford , III. , gave the
orilinutloli aerhilotI. lte' . C. A. fljork coui-
iiutcteul tile ordination services. They were
sitnplo niiti IhiiliCSSI\'C.
Prof. David Nyvali made an address to
time young people. TIle church was tilled
mtiostly with yottuug licolile nuid tiit' address
itiado a 1)ouveruh lniprcsaioti.
In ( Ito evening ( hue chiutrchi was filled to
mitnutditig room. Itey. C. A. Nelson of lcs
MoIno 51)01(0 first and illustrated his 5cr-
mon with totuchiitug Ittcldeas ( , ltev. A. I'oltl
of Chicago followeil ,
lii the several seu'vlces of the ( ha ) ' the
chtoIr gave sumac good selections and showed
careful training uuuid preparation.
" 1'itm'liF'l'S ( .tXl ) I'Iti'IIECY. "
itztbhi Fruinlci lii l' thaI tiM fluIllgttter
ituuti Nt'i'i'sNIt , 'i'iui-r-ur.
Thin subject of Ittublit Frauiklin's Sunday
morning discourse at Temple Israel was
' 'Prophets and Prophecy. ' ' lhegluitilng with
MoseS , the greatest of propltets , lie pictured
( ito children of Israel worshiping the golden
cal ! which they itad erected. A treumzled
thou uiattCetl unit itauig snout toe gouuemi mom ,
but suddenly thi crowd liarled and mnaiie
way for Moses , wbo dasited tIle ( alibis of
stnlte upon the ground and broke thteni Into
thiousuttiiis of jileces iii his anger at mu 11001110
s'lio hind lost faiti in a supreme being and
in their iguiOrttnCOfilhii iliahmiess hinil bowed
tiown before a g-tJ , Aft theIr own creation ,
"l'ropuiecy , ' ' pId , , r. Franhchin , ' 'is the
miccessary toessage , te ; ( liii itiattureil , aspiring
soul , Every ii its prolihets , antI it
voohii ho a sad , orJti , indeed , It lropuuccy
itail ceased with iLIUh biblical prophets , as
many veople wolmldhttvo , us belIeve. Jesus ,
lauliel , Moses , tl.utber and Dante vcre
prophets in the true ensa of tho'word. They
wore tnen who , , buruetl with a great truth
nuid dared to OhiOsUthcni50lS'eS to the cur-
remit of luhjitc opinion.
"Tim lieeiile tot ' ( tinner days couisldered
_ o , I'
hIrolilmerl' as sonw4huilug whIch lund 1een giveti
to ( he iouitI 1)3' Itiapireul liii cliii doeluiroti
that without inspiration thu're eouiiti lie so
prp'.mets They otmsitlereil prohihuecy alt
ltouulething i'hlrhi was wrappetl lii tiiytery
liluul u'aa tint to he tiutiroiighly utili'rstitoi.
hIlt this liotlon has bet'ml dispelled in a
luierisuiro atitt ( lie belief ( list tllt're 'ii ill hit'
PrOhhtt'cT as as there are great timiiuul
has suupplatiteil It ,
"Every age' hmns hind prophtets lit ( lie ocil
world , in tl'e relIgIous Vt arId antI In the
Political wend. Men 'hio live godly hlveit
anti uchun see the faults of tii age in which
tile ) ' hIve .tnd whO ulo nil li-u theIr lo'cr
in better Cflhlttofls are iropluu'ts as lnttrh
as Moses or nay of the patriirehis of ohti.
.A ProPhet lutIst be tin icouiorlnst to a certain
extent. lie roust tear down old systetuis
whIch au-n ltul-ierfect , bitt his iork is mlut
t'olnlu1et If lie merely tears down. in thin
111500 of whitit he has destroyed truitit must
bu h'ltitttci and a hierfect strutetturt' lutist he
crtcted. l't'opid r'rr whiemi tile ) ' call Ingersoll
ft prophut't ; lie takes aiiuv all ( lint reilgloti
chtngs to nuud otTers uiotlilttg in Its stead.
The tiropiiet tui the Political world Is thu
Intuit w ho attacks rottt'utness anti supplunuts
it sithi good goveruitneumt. Tlu m'opiuet itt
( ito social world Is tlte titan s'bo upholds a
tittiforumi stnuidam'd of monthly for all iuiei
zuuud ivito fearlessly demiouuices tiliquit y. lit
the realtn of rehigloll the ( rile ltrophlu't Is he
i'hin ttpu tiots all sttpersitlomis iiuuil lihamuts iii
their lihiucu justice , brotltcrluood nuud iutu-
I maulilt )
hIOt'SI % 'llI. II , tVIl A 1)1 tl , VI'l'il.
Ilcutily * o . . - ' ' I hi e Si'iiuttu'
( ( 'IM 'l'lir.utigIi as It Ii 1Iuiu itil.
'ASlhlNGTON , JtttieNtithihumg ( of liii-
3iortnnL' ( a likely to cotiip before the lioutsi'
( lila wi'ek. ( "oII'rcmic , ' u'cports utinut tin'
sunult'y civIl , Italian and 1)lstritt ) of ( 'oluinbln
ap-i'otrint iou hIl I a , iil'nlitihtiy 'lhi lit' sub-
unitted atiul the eouift'retice i'cpor uul'tin the
hiauilru : i I cv iii caui ro , w' l'I ch ( hut' uo'tlat t I i as
ttdiiit&'il , v I i I b to a 'tidet-ed , tit mlloi.tln
liy thut' htouc is tillitlul oIlily nssulri'd.
lit r. I I ud i , fm ommi t lie cola null I en oui iuuih I I ur'
a fin I uw. ci' II I I its juit uunut coml'ldcl'at I ci. nf a
lIlt tIther tif lii hIs ttiiid e ItC ecastu ry by uv'ur ul c-
ittatitis , uiotnhly one to iuucrviurc tIle force
of tiic orultintice du.'partunetit.
The sititatiOhi ill tilt ? house is Citei tiuut
fhitul ndoutrti uulellt coiiltl be m'raclueti canil )
III fl tei' 115)5 sliutitld ( lie scuinte thibu'0s ( if
the llawtiilan retiohtutinius , I letucofor. Ii the
lirog utiuti I it t. ii tj hiouiu In lIst lie Iau't'i v imlie
of % valttui Uptift the eitatt"s conclusloim u e-
sheet i lilt iili tiex it I oti.
There are tie jiosltive ittihicatlona of thu
cud of the lluvotiati dlscusiumt in the aeui-
tute , tutuil uuiless thu unexpected hiappezus do-
hate Cli tltls etlt'stintt will cotitIttue for aui-
titliot veeJt ,
There ore riuttiors nhoti tile cahtltOi timat a
volt' v ii I lit' reatelt ( ' ( I , ( ii. a tu ii irtnti1tmu t 101'
littal ailiourtiumuent Ian , i , toverd ili end of
tltt' s'cek , hilt no co'ul"rn ' ' ! o t of tiiehli enti
iO secttt'ueh from ( Ito leathers on cithuer it1
of ( ho couiroversy , so titt iii the language
of Setmators Jomies anti Davi.u , tin' ) ' tIlipetir
to be "illusory. "
The proceedings late Sat'ir.iay afternoin
auid ( he admmils.uInuiut of setintol's vIio ofposc'
autilexation indicate 4utltt' cheariy thm"ir slur-
linac' to resort to iihhalory tactics , while hilo
iiipearahit't's on the till or iide are that there
will 1)0 tuloi'e i'rebStlu'e lnoug'iit to tecuu'o It
vote.
L:55Ts.n. ! .
Tile Wootlwai'd Stock company title week
lresents the dommuestic drairta "Doris , " cotii-
m000Citlg vithi a miiatinee yest't'rduuy. The
iiiay baa bi'eii seen lii Onimulta on several
occasions , but it is doubtful if to any better
tulvatuage. ( It portrays about all the pus-
slolis of duuuiestic lIfe-hove and hate , Itappi-
tiers atiti the deithis of despaIr , with ( lie
machinatIons of ( lesiguting mlii vicious PCF-
80115 1114 the motive. Itt ( lie title role MIss
Kennork zavo ii Iiat'ticularly finisiued per-
foramance , and in fact the entire conipany
ohipears to us iood atm advaiitage Iti this
as ituty dratna ( hey have essayed sluice
opettitig In ( hue house. It is oveuuly cast and
etich one dot's bis zjnrt ii'eli , be that part
great or SlltIilI , utitl if auy criticism Is
oiTcrcd it would lie that thte ( losinf scene
is sOflie'Vhlat lnckitu' in the dramatic effect
mud intensIty of fueling which cltaracerlzes
SOliiC of the others. "Doris" Is a Itealtitfuil
play , for seeing which iio ouio can ho the
Morse aitti mhhtt very easily lie better ,
_
( ( it I.ui , ' hail I' 1)uiiiiigt-m.
The thee department called at ( lie cottage
of Edward Iterg at 818 Snutth Eleventh
street yesptiiay niornlttg tn ahiawer to flIt
alarm ut tire. The InterIor of time house s'as
fottuud tllorolmghly ablaze timid ( lie furutishlags
were a total loss before thin hilaz-a was cx-
tinguished. The value of these was 2OO ,
'e'iht mio Ilusuralice. Tin' building , which Is
owr.'nh by lions Larson , was siightthy iinui-
aged , Several large shttde trees in front of
tile lioutse 'cro scarchueti Iiy ( Ito heat. Tim
cause of tite flre is tunknown , but it is sup-
lOseii to have h"eui the commjuutction of cliii-
dretu amid matches.
H uiuuiti's ol' l'uti'r.'sssLi' , tuuirm'Iuigi' .
( Copyright , IS9i , by t'ress l'iuliltshtlng Co. )
BEitLI N , Jtumue 2- ( ( New 'm'prlc World
CablegramSiteclal Felegratmm.Iniutiate )
frienils of l'aiTerewski assuiu'e me ( hint ( lie ) '
ktioiv miothiiuig of lila ahleged itientlon to
ntarry. They ( In not hichleve thto rutuior ,
which recurs periodically , ( mwing to bitt
imecuhlarity aunong svonierm of musIcal
tastes. Thun great rnaestros' friends declare
hue u'ihl never ] mmar'ry.
) I.i ii i' . Gui's * it , ' Sit jut5) I ii % % 'n y ,
John Macrick , the leader of a bamud vIsit-
lug In the city , louit $25 last nlglut at lime
bands of Muiry Brown , a colored vomuian
wIth clever Iltigers , lie repnrted thio occur-
remice auid ( lie woman is In jaIl on time
charge of larceny ,
LOCAL BREVITIES.
"rIta Fish Protective nssoeintlon will iudd
mu imicetitig at the sheriff's ofhlco otiVcdtue -
day mtlght.
Collector hlpuits Is in m'eeeilut of a telegraimi
from Vu'ztsiuluigton , stating ( limit thin I and 2-
coat ihocunieimtary stamnps required uuidt'r tIle
new law have been ltipprcl to Omaha aumfi
s'tll be on ala at. the Internal revenue ouhlce
by July 1.
HAVE YOU A SON , BROTHER ,
Jiusbatud or Lover lit ( Ito Army or Nat' ) ' ?
hail hIm toilS ) ' Ii Mc PtckIie of Aileti'tt
Foot-Ease , a hiowdr ( or the ft-nt , All vlio
tntrcim , walk or tiiuuui titeii it. I t ru's
aching , tii'eii , sore , stv alien , suveutiuig feet.
1111(1 make's tint , tight or umecv shines e'ttt' : .
F'et't cuumi't Blister , ge't Sore or ( 'ullotis
whom Alien's Foot-Ease Is tiuiel. 1OOI ) ti's'
t I ruiomttttis. A I I dru ggist s 81 iii stint' lit 0 t'CS
neIl ii , 25c' , Sriniplti se'uit I"ItEE. Addicues
Alien (5. ( Oluisteth , I.e Itoy , N. 1' .
Our ArmIos.1. :
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Ai't' lultl''ltIiig % i'ghtt ) on hulIshulmIg the
Slutuhuilt rili4 otlt' id' ( hut' 'ny aitti I ) u'x I.
Sltuut uuitti It I S mluo % ' lug ti gli I ii hoti g 111511 ilm g '
otlit'i' shine tieith'rs In tutu ri'utrVitit hut , , 5 , ,
grcu ( coiuiort'glvIng , iuiiitui'y-tutviuig , bIg 1
vutlute fnot't'tu'-\Vltut : Plitliul In' ln'ttet' I
muus' thinlm t t'tl'ah ; ) $ iihihiei' Icr the ltthI'b ( ( '
' -\Vlict'e can 'oti Iblul so muinuty uliffeh't'lu ( ,
k I Ituls p 14 hn't'e'i'hut'u'e's I I itt OX I Iii' .
IOlultt'l lot'-thun hiroutuul ( Its' iuiiul thue , .
( 'Olii IuuOhi-St'ultl \ . I the I ( - I ii t' I Itt' 1)1)1)11 ) - , ; / ,
Itir pl'lct's ( if 1 .2i , 1.5 ( ) , . ' 1 .75-the tilt- '
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EXPOSITION AND
' 4 " 4 EDUCATION.
At the wt'steu'tm etid of tin , nortit gallery in
( lit' litntttmfai't lire'S litmihthiuig is ( hue exhIbit of
tltu. ' Onmalma ptthilic ticlionls. It occupies In till
four bouthuit. liii , ' 111gb siluiol flulluig ( lie
guu'atci Iwirt itt two , tiuc grade's ( hit' r4'luuuiut-
dt'r of ( itt' SPilOt' . Aeljtiliiiuig ( lie booths Is I
fitted Up P. uiun1l reception rooni w'iti ( on hut.
'tIltg % % 'it'lt'i' huutuige aliui n fe'iv chinil's. , tftt'u'
utijnyiuig t hut' t't'lllfort tufforuht'd ii ) ' tlmt'uui , olin
feels like' stuggestitig that a u'ol of citaiu's or
bt'iiclucs be' i > lncel thii'eiuuglm ( him celmtt'r Of
t lie cual i-c I I tie tu f boot its eontmmltului g t lit. ' hub-
lie school ot Li of ( lie state.
Irttw iligs al'i arrnuiged oti the uaihs of tIle
iiuoiiis , i'iIIi uihuelf t CCIII licutcothu for ( lie
'oi iuulie5 ( if vrittt'ui work. tIt'low ( Ito shit'lvcs
ui-c lockers , in which are tutorial ntlilttioiuuh
work to i'ClilRCC thttit iuow Dli exhibItion as it
becomes soilt'il.
nLlittmg else , hot exCt'Itting thin Fine Arts
hnuildltug , tiuc 'l'hiimumiaui orchestra cemicerts or
thmt liuldci'ay , conmintres in itttt'm'u'st. o tat' us
Omuuaitii pcoiile are t'omicerneel , wlthu IlIum nhtoit'-
ing mmiatle Ii ) ' our schiool. Fat i'liat ciihldrt'tt
tire' Ituterestnh in , hitul'ettts arc sum'e (0 bo.
Juist tiit' othii'r dli ) ' 1 hmeau'il a gt'titletmmatm
say hue had act ulshcle a special tiny to go olmt
to the expositIon with fits little gIrl auni
bCC her "thravlng. " I ran utcross a trlt'uuii.
tot , , i'lUm iter little 'ehauglltel' , who WalitOul to
see it lair coliiposltioti was "really good
etiougli to go to the ClieSltiOlm , " lutuil sd-u
etiouight it i'ns.
I overheard olin teacher telling another
that tIm cotumltiitteu bouuud till of the original
Pi'ohuleuuis in arithiniette nent ( ruIn Imer roota
tund It was the " 0111) ' work of the kIumul
'there. "
One of tue booths Is givemi over entirely
to tlte uteventii anti eighth grades. More
( loin tVu'Clit ) ' schools are m'opm'eseated. lii
dtawlug each school seetits to excel iui souiuo
liarticimlar hille of woi'k , so that a pieasilmg
variety characterizes the uiisliiny. hum talk-
iumg with Miss Hlte ( , stulierylsor of elrawltig
ii tins grade , I asked vliat she conutidereti
the strongest feutture of the year's work.
11cr reply was , "Sroumgtli of expression , "
nmiil'oveum ii cursory exaimiinatIout inches thui
ahihiarent.
The dm'awluigs are niouuutted out Suftly-tiult'l
grit ) ' cardboat'd , outlined -with green niohdim'g
of a restful shade. Saratoga , one of the out-
lyluug seltools , has souuic llrctt ) ' iuittire work ,
All oak nuid tittsUe branch , each of especial
mimerit , are tim work of liestle hamburger.
A group of models , dra'n by Autumn ( ] ilsoii ,
atractum ( hue eye.
Farnain , too , has xeeileiit nature work.
One card shows a graceful spray of tite bai
sam apple viume , drauu'a by Etluci lilarsluall ,
atuil a castor bean , tim work of Clyde Itorhi-
bough.
Windsor is strolig in cotnposltiotm and
brush work. Ilert Clinft've hilts a amarillo
'iew dolue iii sepia , Leslie ICrelder , Daisy
lIngers 01111 May Ilodge shov uu'ritarlnuis ,
vork in uliffercuit hines. 1mom the Licohmi
sehool comiio solute vehl executed Iigture
sketches by Mary Back. A sketch of umhi
bells atuil Iuuihiau cliutis by AnnIe Churistelusc'Ii
atud a ltttuch box , with a. carelessly folded
tialddul lumsirie atld a glast uitmil orauige hieido
It. liy I'cal'l Copley , arc ivull douie.
The work nf W'ahiutut II Ill attracts aim hi ) '
its plain , pretty lettering. SuggestIve of
'ar is a hag , bel t auuul sword , drawut by
Cluarles Garde. liens Sluafter has a study
lIt shells , \ \ 'lllie'cst has a base hall outfit -
fit that will catch the eye of all lovers of
time slmrt. A book cover desIgn of cotmven-
tlonalizeil miasturtitutns i the work of
Jemmihma Vise.
Central scitoni excels In lIght and sluaule
amid the Portrayal of still life. 4InonI. the
names tioticcil are Itonalci Patterson , Viola
Caluuu i-intl IltughiVallacti. . Marshall Penn , a
colorc'ih Itulihl , luas a fluicly executed fhgium'e
sketelu. Sonic groups of pottery mre exceedingly -
ingly good , and a lialm leaf fatu , with a 'asu
form in front , attracts by 1 ( hold , sttgges-
( ito hinos.
'Fhe pn nmiul Ink atiii brush Merle frotu
Lake are atiioumg Its strong features , A
street scene lit helm autd huh by James O'Neill
Is alme of the tmiost ilililetult iiieces In per-
altective shown. Thietu Reginald ChIns glve.
a V'orld's fair reminder In a sletchu of time
lagoon. The brumali ilietclues at a little ills-
tuiliCo have tile effect at etchiiuigs.
Lotimrolt ilepicts actIon cccli. TIme tailing
names ttlitentlt'l to the tirawluigs train this
school call ouie's atentiinu. ' 'Off to Cuba' '
hiy , Auihua Iayoim ( , rcproaeumta time LatItroti
lauid , withi hugs , fife auud druta , "Jack aitti
Jill , ' ' ' 'Horse Fair' ' amid "Rapid Transit , "
hlclt eertnlhtl ) ' souttith better thou alidilug
doe'mi time' biulustu , tuie , nuid "hide and Si'tik"
mire scuttle of ( lie titles , Tiue last lilettures a
liD ) ' slaneiitig ie'ltle ii barum , eviticuithy jttst
mcdlii ) ' to say , ' ' .hl u'iuo aimit renuly. e.aIl
titit Ii ' '
( 'nmiueui I it a tutu ii c's a ii cxt'u'l I cti I shu Dii lug iii
eolmuo1t ; Ion , ui feature of ( hit' tirmuis'lulg in-
tu uiiiiuci'il for thin first tinue ( hula year. Morris
Ti'ior hums 501110 iileasing figure ske'ttht'tt
traIn life.
I Ii lIt t' M'fl I k'Ti oni K i'll ani , .1 tim m's 11 it nagatu
liuitt nut nt1rutc'tl'i' hiou'dem' design. A u'ose jar
\ lilt nut oit1'li tinolc tte'hiimtil it Is thue ivork of
\Viille Slide' . Skt'tt'hut's of a ivutikitig hunt timid
a tialiat ltu'uiiI are well tlone' .
lbuneroft ihIuiIIud'E sceiutl itieci'5 rut flguuro
ak ci cli I lug , nut ii a tu a s I e tinsle t Ill it'd V. ' I ( hi big
hiuuuuultt's of lilacs is t'em'y Pretty.
lotlge , ( iuiij of ( lit' sounds null iuutvluig eiiy
access to trees amid oittiide' huiattt. . huas sotumu
urn I ) ' ahlu'tchles (11 lihiluits in hots. , ' ilgurtu
PIeCe' it ) ' Ito ) ' hlauiu'y , too. is Ilflticefibll' .
'est Side's sevi'mithu gruiht' : shun's a iititmitier
I tif creditable hileecs ill COlluhtOsitlOn uuitil still
hif.
Cnstvihum's : stm ouig Poiluis ale iuatttre work
timuil coin lcisitlon. u. hieutu t i ful tmnk Iira ) '
i'itit tui'oitts IS thit' tuirk of harry Pet'kiuus ,
amtl Adaline l'nine t'.ci'hs itt ccinipouiltieum
irumiu Long caine several copies iii color
of ttuulaiis scenes nmuti itrtuctuu'es ( , ninniig
t heimi I ho ' ' I t0 u I hic a uuui' ' a nil ' t'cht of 'rn.
uunplt" II ) ' ' I I eritert Elscu , amtd ( Ito " hiruulgo
of SIghs" iiy Joluui liekin'um. A card of
lauitlscutpct In gneeti uuuiti bu own crayon , ( lie
idea origlnntiiug w Ithu Cluristlumo Petem'suum , In
especially nttractivt' . Oui nuiothier carti one
sets's copies of the Otumahun ( lull ) ' puiiers care-
10551) ' restluig utg.iiuls ( vase fat utute , a elifileutit
luicec of M null well tlntie. it. uitueirctuse by
\\'IlhIo hiuiits Is a clever bIt of pou'pnctii'o
auth it gr.uecful dlii bruiuich Is tile work of
havltitp Jacksoui.
l'urk shows 501110 carefully executed ef-
feels itm lIght ntud simile. A teuu set it ) ' Ahiec
i'ritchiiird is iilirictulnu'ly 'ell tlone. the
om'zunlimentatioui stamidiiig otut ium relief , as is
alto a ! u'cuit piece with tlecamitt"r and giiisseia
by Julia Stneitz. A group of 1indet'garten
pupils nitoumt a table iii ( hue work of Euutmtn
iillswortti , Some attractive tigiure sketchlilug
nimd a iilthni itt a jardlumlere 1)3 , ' lticband Clark
nm-o pnrtu4oftiuc Ivork.
eotumbtaui's exhibit Imiclutties several
qutalumt auul dainty designs for honk coversi
Ouio of the itiost plcusiuig cards , because of
thin umuilqdte mnnnner of Iuoummmtiuug , is a series
of tables with covers unuul nut each a jug
couutuutnlng a ciray of Iiumi'urs. They tire ( Ito
work of Josie Sculcluy , llmiia Stlbhitug and
Ethel lIeu of tue Wehister seluool. Figure
sketches of fellow PUPIlS "across the aisle"
Rid trtue to life.
Oh a card trooi Central Park Is uintlced _ _ _ _
a vell exeetuteal slcetchi of a lint. sluopuluig
hag amid gloves , the ior1 of llnreuuce Macas-
lab. Prettily copied scemics ill ink brush
work amu observed froumi tluis school.
Fl otu Cass tin ntrneti'e Ciiu'l iuaut , nuuouig
other itlecoS , a ciuveu iy elrawmu apu'iifrom
a tounuto vimue , ( Ito worl of Rosa ClarIc.
The muatiure 'ork by GIlbert Stuublttt of tito
Mason uielunol is ouie of thto Imtnst. artisio
lticces iii thilu ; clrmas of rou'li , Gu'iuec llttm'shu
of tltls school ilaS 5(11110 hicututiful such
huiCCeui ,
Omaha Victi couutnibuucmu ( tt enrih of colored
crnyoxt would. Olin sketch frntmi life itt tin
oxuist ( ely colort'il ituothi t'estlutg nh a spray
of leaves. 'l'hie i little eturd In partIcularly
iilcaIttg Iiccauusc of ( be soft tnuueti haIler
used. A conilitut : , broken iii lunlf , drawn
by harry JOr5t'IubeIu , nuuti a dilator of Easter
lilies liy Goblin Miller deserve mlienttaui ,
Aniortg I ho ilratviuugs ( room Fnauuldlln is
Out iild-fiitilijiuiitifi ( 'huti'H , ( hue went of Euumuui
'hIte , and sketchit' of tvo boys , title resting -
ing his head out his liautul , evitleuttly tiuunied
Ill dccii thought , , tile ojjeim couuupltui.Iy Io (
in a , ' '
uiewtcpapcr h'eiluaps they didn't care
to sea the churn.
Iii writltig of the tools uied by the nailvo
Ahtidiaiitt ( lie nhier duty I Intended sayiuug
they worn mnndo of loIue.-uio ( toiui' ' anti
llietiti. EL.LA II. h'EIIItINE ,
Sz' tiers ti , , ii 'I'ht'I i' ( ii. vgiuit'e.t. ,
Thit gm'l e van rca 01 lb ii so tint's cx a iii I lied
by t tie authorities itt 101 1 a of cuutr ) ' , 'a hii'u'o
thin seamlutul belong , ofte'mu tut'tu otut to Iu
Iriiagltulury or gI'tiil ) ' ulxuiggeratcil. Itiut
there are iileuiy cit cruel tmiml : couuciuiceIett
slclhilters s'luo uubutsei ( lie et cii's Viuleuuc'o is
oh tvaye ohijc'ctionalie' , mmii Iiohuutctlly so ti'hitm ,
IL 15 e.t'm leil ui.oti uili iutifottilIilmte liver ,
stounacli athitun citt by dusiuug i liii drastic
pilrgativcus 5 % hiichm wcikvut I lie iuucstitu.s ,
Use liostette'u"s Stoluiliclu iluters. (
'IIIIPS cli ( , , , , i A hiu lice otlicu-Ouuuahua-
Cotuacil flImuft's or iioutui Otumtuiua. Cut a
ciluitult frtmuum page 2. Aiiilrt'w' C.ibauu uuiap
II cOt.
Framing-
I t tet'miis utliiuost uuulteeemislu m fn' us to S
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tell you iigti iii I liii t we fittuuiu luit'tiurl1-
ilmt ) , ( ) ' . the fii't : unit vi''vc
ln'u'n I mu I lie sa u t ii ' huu'tu t 1mm fur iv e i' I wc'i i- d
lyiive yeilmi4 , vt' kilow' tluei't' Iii't ! P'tiPltt
lii Otuitulun ( hut luuuve hover liet'it iii out'
141 ( tlt'---IVI' 'it Ii 1 you to c'omuui' a tid st'e I lie
liuumi : ) tlliii'rt'iut s1ylc of tiuuitmliIIiig tvi
S I ii icy to r Iii : iiul Il g i il il llrei4--nu1 I' im'l ) ( t'lt
tui.t ( Si ) I ( ) Hint , i'll ) ( tli linrilly gt't huh-
ln'i' luiiuiuiihig utuid utitukit It ) luuus'II'lit
I lie iu iIce--l Iit'iu s'e k lil\ % ' huo' t o ft't ; lilt'-
w'e' Vu ( bile $0 ill it i'hu ii I I -you' I ui t inure
to i ) ( stt : lslieul vhthi oni' voi'h ; tiiuih lui'iets.
A. HOSPE , jY
Music and An. 1513 Dou1as
Shoulder Braces , eto1-
.A Colmuhuiciti hllb' of slniuiliit'r liraci'g- " '
mint do I ii Ii I i et'i'u t't ly n it u 1 I ( ) i u i'ee ny
ll'it ) t' ( I I to ' .luo ni d eri u iua ii II t'fl 01 II I'll hi.
fillh iiiii' iii' hi'l'ouimiily hrn't's , trilsst's , ' ' S
t'ie.-'i'Iii , ; tlefuIlthuit'iht ; bt iii elturge of th "
i liumi ou ugh ly & 'ti it i i ut'l t ii t u'iso tat v I to u u i ii h e , t
tin'iii ill aiuy ( ' .l4ui ( ill iuitluul--olIr stouli of ' , , , ,
huultitlll'lt'tluI'eil gouuuls i ( 'ouulIletut ) iuid ' '
( ' 0 i ii I i'ist's u'Iuis t he stock I it gs , t l'uusu's , sulJ I'
I suit t' l' $ , I tit I I ( 'Viu'dl , ii I out i'/.t'i's , VltI t cli t's , 4
I tu.i I 1) " ii 5 , Ii i I' lull lo't4 , x'm I bbel' gun Il s ,
S I I rgl 'iu 1 I list iii it uu'iut it , Illeul Iu'it 1 sili , i I i ts , 1vI
t'te.-St'uiui to 1114 fcui' edhuloglht' ot' iiuiy iii- , i ,
( I ) I'i lull I huh I 1(041 ( rpu IVo I till i I ii w' tnt t hit
I i t't'ik'ul I i i t Ii Is I iii tu ( tot ii uct tin I ini'itsu in-
uuit'iut. ; ' :
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heAoe ! &PenfoldCo
lcformtti I ) ' lirtice .iiimui uu fiucutul ron. ,
ilfil Farumam Street.
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