10 THE OMAHA DATT/T 13EE : ATFttDAV , FElVIUTAllY 27 , 1807.
SPECIAL NOIIG
for ttirito column'
nlll lie tnUrtt mull J2i.1 > p. in. , fen
| IP ctvnlnu : nrnl mill' S p. m. for the
iiiornltiK unit Similar nllltonn.
AitxcrllmTH , by rciiicxUnic mini-
licrctl clicclt , cmi lime nnmvcri nil-
droxNcil < > n numliprc l loiter In cnr
of The Her. Aimvtcm no nililrcuncil
rrlll ) ilclUcrcil on prfHciilnllon ol
tlii * uhrck only.
ItnlCH , i l-2a n troril flrnt ltixcrtloii |
Jc n MOI-I ! Iliprciiflcr. NotlilnR tnlccn
for IVNK tlinu - ' ! < fur llic IIrut Inner *
( Ion. 1 lirnc mlortlwumenlM nni t lie
run ciniNPC'tiHv tl > .
Sll'tjATlO > S AVANTIJI1.
A lir.flNKD , C.M'ADLt : AVOMAN WOULD
llko t'Oslllon If ) tew or riF l"t Hi liuuscwoik , In
rcluni foi roum nnd board , r 39 , Dec.
_ A-M 133 S8
ANTnn rosiTio.v AS H
eulnry no object. Address X , Doolllre , Ccun
ctl llliirtii. A-MUi MchS
WAM'JJD MAMS 111:1,1' : .
WANTKD , AN IDUA ; WHO CAN lUINII OP
tome elmpla tlilns to iiattnt ? Protect ) ou
Ucns. they may tiring sou wtalili , write Join
Wedilcilniin S. Co. , Dept. V. ratinl Attonicj *
Wnshlniilnn It. C. , for their Jt.SOO prize ( .ffr
unit a. list of ZOO Invention : wniitul. H 33 ,
ion cicuna. ot.u
reliable housns experience uunore ror > : oxirn
Induccmcnls to cu tc.in"r , } " 3 to ttM P *
month mill cxpent . C , C. nuiipp ft Co . Ht
*
u-MKO-Mll
Ixiuld.
A rnw iNEiio'na : IIT-STM.VO MUN
nnd ftfoJ > , nrodtible woik will' C. r
Co. , t24 Sn Kill Rt.
. WAMTHD nviitYwinut : . RAI.-
ary niut roiimlfilon cxjiurl'nto iiniioo * ! i > ry
iitfndy ro ltlon Lnivdo Clear Co r O box
2 ' , New \-orltCUj. 11-MO.O I. '
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-WANTnU-A VOt'NiT'MAN WlTo IIAH HAT
cxiicrlencc In runnlnc irassengcr clevaior. Lil
nt lioston Store H-M118 28
WANTKlJ-AOfiNrS _ : $20 1O Sr A WHHK Btilll
to woikcrs , no cniltal | i.ciilnl : new K"o < l , new
plnn ; eelli nt iM\l , every ruii'.l } necila It. II
8 Co. , box 4l , Cincinnati , Ohio. _ U
\vTN-l7i HA"'SMAN i-oTt" TlNll CIIIIIIIS
wines nnd nieclnltl.s ( ; ulfo Uln lire , men
liberal Bnliiv nnd rnrimlrilou , Aildrens Cnll
fonila Cl Icr Co , CliIc.iBO. -SHU Mcli3
_
WANxniT hoiru-lTOiIs ron "M-KINMIVS
llittlc of I'ldttrtlon niul Hound Mono , ' con
tnlns blonipliles nut pottralls of hU cabinet
Introduction by Clmuncej DILW | , Ilinncln
tlmpUi of John Slieinun , enl } Jl : .0 , blf , buott
MB lommlislntn. bon.inro for ntonts , cieill
Klven ; fn > lKlit ptl I ? omiltH free Address Tilt
Dominion Co , Dent. J. C ileaKO. II JIloJ J *
pennanint , c\iicrlence unntie urj . either SLX
Jones , Ketiltr & Co. , Chicago III
Mchl2
WANTI3D , MiN AND 11OV4 TO I.lIAllN
bnrbcr trnde , sKadj imsitluiit. at KuoMnsfa
Kl\cn nfur Ivvo moiuliV pimtlja.iili tig , this
In the qul.Kest , most thnrouili nnd pr ictlca
method nf appicntlcpshlp Molu's Harbor
nchool , 2 < 3 boulli Clnil > stieet , Chlcaso. lllua
tratcd calMlomic fieo. 11 HISS Mchl *
COOT AND SHO13 SAI.nSMHN A\ANmD TO
tmvcl on commlFHlon by a vvll CbtnblUbtd Urn
dolns a lutRC liualncss , to n man uho his hid
ictunl expcrleni-c ns n ronil mlcaman with
Soots nnd BhocB , nnd can verlf > Ma InleRilt )
and abllltj bj nrstcHsleftrenccs , nn unex
celled opportunity IH oltereil nnd none othcis
need npply , do not nnsuei iinleRK 011 cnn fll
the bill ; the e flint do applj will state experi
ence they blue li.nl Address quickly , Doot
& Shoe Mfs. Co , Ltoston Mass.
15-Mn ? 2I
DIKLS WANTED TO I < EAIN DIinSSJIAKINO ,
outline and IKtlnt ; a specialty Mrs huunson
2424 Uunilni ? . C- Mill 2ij
WANTKD , ailll , IXIU GHNnitAi , HOUSE
norlc iiiiulie : ( 117 bo. 2Cth bU C 129 28
WANTED , A CAI > AIJILOMAN AS MAN-
aBer for business outside of cltj , must fur
nl li cash iccialty. Tor further pnrtlcularH , ad
drcsa 1' 40 , llee O M131 Mehl *
ron IIIM' _
HOUSES IN AL.L , PAUTS Ol' Till ! CITY. 111E
O 1DuvU Coiupanj , J505 rnrninn. D 8J3
11OUSCS ; DENEWA & CO , 103 N. 13TII bT.
u aa
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11ODEIIN HOUSES. C. A. bTAltll 823 N. Y I.irL
D IUO
CHOICE HOUSES AND COTTAGES AL.1. OVEIt
the city , $ J to JCO. 1 Idcllty , no : I'arnam St.
IJ 101
HOUSES. WAL.UVCR , IIHOVVN ULOCK IOT11
nnd UouglaB _ D 108
HOUSES , COTTAGES & feTORES. ALL , TAUTS
of city. Urannan , Love Co , 430 1'nxton block
D M151
HOUSES I'LATS. QAKVIN nnOS. 1013 1\UIN\31
HOUSE' * rOIl RENT. DE1IIS. PAXTON Kl.K
T. M'CAOUE , ism &
TUIIKIN010N. C03 1JEE nUII-DINO
MEDIUM SI55ED IIIIICK HOUSE , MODEIIN
UnprovcmcntK. 220 llnincy 8t D-1M 2S
-roil IIK.NT I'U11M II131) IIOOMS.
FUnNlSHED HOOMS , 611 SOUTH 17TII AVE
liwCi
IIOOMS HOUSE-
J NICELY rUHNISIlED :
kccpliur 1112 .south llth. 13 SU31 27'
1100MH. WITH Oil WITHOUT IlOAnn 607
South 25th n\cnuo _ _ 1 ,
ONE ri/'OU 15 UNrUHNI HED nOOMc ) WITH
water nnd water cloiot , Cll Kn 17th St E M120
FUIIN18IIED IIOOMS. 014 SOUTH 17TH AVE
E 302
rUHMSUIM ) IIOOMS AM ) IIOAIin.
vniiY unsntAHi.i : THONT itooM WITH
nlcote ; hot \\ater , 2l2South _ 25th Bt. "
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" "S 3C3
UOAUD : BT13AH HEATED IIOOMS 100 A
iluy. 60S 8 13th. LnnKS Hotel.
1 ' ,18.Mil
S riJONT IIOOMS WITH 11OAIID. MODEnN ;
rertured rates. H8 Bo , 19th. P-S76-M18 *
rUHNlHIIED IIOOMS. IIOAUD. 2SIO HAI1NEV.
r * M925 M20 *
. MODEHN TUONT IIOOMS OOOD
l nnl. 3tO week. 14 N 10th t. r-MSfil 27
NICELY rtJIlNISHEl ) ROOMS WITH TIHST
class lionril , 1722 DodBo St. r-lOfl-Ml *
NICELY rt'UNISIIEn ItCOM. W1TJI 1IOAIID.
( Inn. ttrnm bent and bath. 1811 , ClilcnKO l.
r-M109 Z8
A1.IIANY , 2101 DOIJOI.AS. ROOMS , WITH
board , transient nrcommoilated
P-Mt36 MehT
FOH HI3NT-STOU13S AMI
KOR RENT , THE 4 BTORV RRICIC HUILDINO
lit 910 rarnnm > t Thli bulldliiK ban a fireproof
icnicnt banement , complete rtvnm hentlnv IU-
turenc ; \ on all lloors ; ca > , etc. Apply at
the olllce of Tliu Dee. 1-910
AOUNTS WANTICH.
AflENT3OMETHINO : NEW : JIIf-T OUT ;
worrtcr TKB Heater nnd Cream Whip , rolull *
ISc : aampla mallei ! free for Co let pay noitncc.
I.nn-'n lire ntbvr quick tn'llllikcpectaltles. . O ,
a Vlnlnir , Ugr. ( Utpt. 19) ) , Rnmlolph St. ,
Chicago J MS"
1137 'CONTUACTH WANTED. 1XR 8AM3 OP
our BOoilu ; cxcliuUo tenltorjj also with gen
eral itKints to tiuvel : cxery horte owner muit
linve them. I * Hunttr CD , Racine , Win. J
OM , VAN-Si 8TORAOE. 1415 t'ARNAM , TEI. 1553
M-107
1'AfiriC STORAOE AND WAREHOUSE CO .
D08-910 Jonca. Gtneral ilcrnKO and forworcllntf.
M (05 (
\vrnn TO nuv.
I1OUSK AND Ijyf , 7 TO 10 ROOMS , ALL ,
modern Improvements , on or In McJulh of
I'ark Avc , Ho. of Puriinm SI Will pay < 3 COO
to IC.COO rash ; mum be a bargain , llemli ,
I-nxton Illk X-1M
OR 7.R IIOUSK AND' PAY IMO CASH AND
come cleur Holt Co , meudon land W. L.
belby. ! 34 Hoard of Trade. N-lOt-
WANTED. BTOClToFsiloTlS AT ONCE : WILL
pay tl.OOO to II COO ca h : baluiuo In property.
Uoz 17 > . 8lien ndoah. la. N M140 tl *
roil SAM : MisnMA\uous.
CHI'APBPT HAnDWOODVOV13N CORN
bint ; mads C R L , Ml 1'onglRs CJ 409
TOR HAi.r-riNE NRxv : HTo7i"oRA'3n iircr
cleg } 39. Omttlm Ulcjcle Co. , 3J1 N. ICIli lie.
Q-410
_
DKRT HPHO S\VIFT rorAToiji 5IU'R
bbl : all ort . Address Thtc. William * . Ornnhiv.
C1-MM1
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tnv mcYCT.T , rinsT-iAw N > OUA lu
nnti > ( > ( l , foroili" $1500. Nebraska Cjclc Co , 15th
A Mftruo' . UMSW M13
MRS MARY rilJTa , CLAIRVOYANT , 81T N.
18th. ' 8 11C7J MIS *
HATiis. ivrc.
MML .SMITH 1121 IlOUOLVS , ROOM S , J1AS-
T-M'-.2 : ; *
SORC ami ntcnm bnthc. -
MRH DR. LEON , ELECTRIC M.VSAGI ! ll\TII
inrltim : restful Hnd curative. 417 P lltb rt ,
tipntnlt' . T 51 2J *
IMlltSO.NAL.
CURED-TILL MARCH IS
for | 2" CO no pnln : no detention from Innings :
wo lefcr tn bundled f pntleitu cured , Tb *
O 13 Miller Co , 117 New York Life DldK.
Orinhn. U 411
L1ATHS. MASSAUE. MMIX I'OST. 319H S 1S1J
VIAM ixm trTnnisij TROUDLKS. j45-s HLI :
Rldff. I'hjslclan , conciliation ir bcMth book
free. 1' 41
OMAHA WNTAL COM.ECII : 12 K. 1'ACIFIC ST3
Teeth filled with Kfid amnlRam tin. ruttn-
pcrcln. c"incnt. on I plAte * made for out of
raalcrlil only Teeth oxtroctod m. | clcnnnl fre'c
U-n _
i cum : \vniNKLis. IIAMJNKSS AND s-u-
pcrnuouit hull' . J2'i Chamber of Comrioree. Trua
Co. 'J M7M MIS *
MAtiiiY- nTrLT TO UANU OMH r.ADinq
nnd iionninlila men ; many rich ; srnd lOo n l
Join concnpondlrBCluti ; box ItW. licnver. Cole
U M12G 25
CAIirr.T CLHAMNH.
CHAMPION CARP17T CLKAN1NO CO. , CARPKT
lient n , seourcil ami renovated , rcflttlnfc nnd re
lislntr rnrpets a cpcclalty : new management
718 720 South 14th itrcct , Omaha , Neb , 'Iel CSS
RCS M17
SI3\VIM1 MACIIINHii AMI SUI'IM.IUS.
NBHOMK , HOUSEHOLD AND WHITE
cenlng machine olflcc , 1514 Cnp. Ave. Tel. 1574
RtlLDl.NO AMI I.OAX ASSOCIATIO
SlIARKfl IN MUTUAL L. . II ARS'N I'AYS 6
7 , S per c nt when 1 , 2. 3 > ears old , nlwnys re
dcmable. 1704 rarnnm etieet. NattliiBer , Sec
423
11O\V TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD
Interest on ravings. Apply to Omaha L & I !
AFi > 'n , 1701 rarnnm. O. M. Nattlneer , Sec
429
FA11MS ' 10 I113NT.
tf. ACREd , 3 MILES S. W OF UENSON AND
tmc mile N of Dodge Bt , now occupied bj
( tnus Kulir.
Tleml * . 1'axton Itlock. M-9CS
A I'ARM , 240 ACRES , WELT. IMPROVED ,
nbniit vt , mlle weft of South Omaha En-
ntilro The . fiwlft , 403 N. 15th. M113 27
l'A\V.MlltHviitS. (
11 MAROW1TX. LOAN8 MONBY , 418 N. 18 ST.
ASTIlOLOnV.
rilOPESSOll A. MASERY OP EGYPT. PALM-
l lrj and nMrolocy , the wonder nt the DRC
pnst prcfcnt ninl fntnie told 01 no chnrnc , nt
202D Hnrnes St. , Omnhn , Ntb. C91-I9 *
SI1OIITII.VMJ A.MJ TVPUWIUTI.NU.
\ . C. VAN HANTS SCHOOL. C13 N. Y. Lll'E
413
VT OM V3'A 11US. COLLEGE.ICTH JC. DOUGLAS
4JI
There's danger in the melting ice
Danger for fools and wise
§ So danger waits for any man
Who fails to advertise.
I < n n WALL , v.cn >
31O.M31 TO LO.V > 1CHAI. INSTATE.
MON13V 1O LOAN ON IMI'ItOVUU OMAHA
real tttnte. Urrnnan. Love Co , 1 nston block.
\V lltf
MON12V 1O LOAN A'l IX\V KAfUS THE
O r. Davla Co. , 1301 rainain bt. \V IH
C l-nn CENT MONU1 1O LOV.N ON OMAHA
propertj.NUj farina W. U Mc.'Mc. L t Nnt'l llic
VV II
ON OMAHA PHOI'l'HTY , LOVVUhT UA11 > S ,
bulldlnj loins wanted n < lelt ! > Trust CoW121
W-121
ANTHONY LOAN & TllUST CO. 315 N V. I * :
quick money at lov , " ratm for Choice farm loans
In Iowa , northern Missouri , eastern NcbrnBUn
W" 414
CITY LOANS a A. STARH. 023 N. Y. LITO.
\\H WILL HAVi : 1200000 TO I'00.000 TO LOAN
lir April Ma > June nnd luly tin flp = t-cla-3
ImiiiovcU Omaha ii-op-rty In Bums of $1 COO to
S100CO , want applications lit once lowest
rates on best loans ridcllly Trust cotnpanj ,
1702 rnrnam st _ W MJJ77
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMl'ItOVHO OMAHA
property. U. S Mortgage & Trust Companv
New York PiiRcy & Thaims Acents. No 207
\V-\V >
Tlrkt Natlonil Hank TO-ls -
LOANS ON IMPIIOVCD i IINIMPI-OVIIO CITY
property W Tarnain Smith & Co . 1520 Karen m
TO LOAN ClIATTBIiS.
MONI2YTO LOAN ON VUltMlUHU .
horao-i. wagonf etc. at Imvist rates In clU.
no removal ot gooda. strlctl ) conlMcntl-il : lou
the loan off nt any time or In uny
can pay
amount OMAHA MOUTO UVB WAN CO.
X-122
mil SAl U * AI10UT 2.CCO LUS MINION ' 1 H'H.
' nBite , 150 pair two-thlr.1 - . ,
'CO I1.S
Ihls
Jtamls
.
for two-ll.lrd cases
Iron
double vvaa i uVed on The Oinrtl.a lcc ! , nnd Is
faVriy gw < l wnaitlon Will bp sohl cheap
n
suit purchaser
In qu.intltlea to
bulk or
n mnll tn The Dee Pnb-
Apt > \y \ in person cr by . Neb \-m
Coininnr0nnnlia. ;
ll.hlnB _ _
'
rixTUUKs ron'onocnitY AND MRAT MAIL
! BU.uiban IQC.I-
"tore for rent. ROCK
kct nnrl "
tlon. V. . W.od , ICt. ami PouriuB
-ort SALI : on UINT , TVVO-STOHV rltAMn
combined In Oretnn be t
hotw , ! h Biloon
uMnoBH ilnco in Snnv county , for Hale c leap
' 1'orlnl. Nebrnaka.
I'etnwn.
A.l.lrc'8 . . Adolpli
TWO WKUKLY "Nllwbl'AI'nhsi ONC TOKTY
sixty mllcB from Om.aliH. ViiURli m
mil. B , one
Htanton.
& Hteplicn , unl cMntc and HhntrnctB
illJi iMi-ll
1 -
j pjj
roit BAIJ3 DHUO STOCK IN 8. K. W-
braska ! Invoice I1.500CO , no ilend stock , doliiR
u Kooil buslncs . will Klve mnn vMth cn h n
ImrKuln. nvcraBe dall > cnnh naleu J16W Ad-
da I'O Ilo ,
KOIl KVCIIANfiU.
ON AND AFT13H MAHni 1ST WE WILL DH
at K22 Capital Ave. Tor trnde , 100 acres A 1
bottom land Iowa , for ROO ! hoiwe and lot
here , other Iowa farms to trade for Omaha
property. Arnold & Vtnton , 401 N. Y. U IIMir
POII SAII3 IIHAL ESTATD.
AI1STIIAC-1S. Till ! UYRON UHUD COMPANY.
n 13-4 23
[ lOUbKS. LOTS , TAHMS , LAND'S , LtJANS
Ueo. P. U ml llenl Eatato Co. , Paxton blk.
OMAHA SAVINGS IIANIC ACCOUNTS TAKEN
at par In exchange for houfca and lots ( All
or pirt. ) The Dyron Kecd Co. HE 427
pi-\cn HOMUS AT COG ON THE
dollar J22W JMS > ( o JOMOj ecu photos at
Kth nml Tarnam. Marco bldg , J , J rilbron.
(14 rirft National tiank bllg IIU M48S
ACHI s ON MILT.KH PAVK
vard 11,800 1W > 270 fet-t east of old fort
Omaha , 11 000. 120x23 } fret nn Jillh utrect
paved , miuth of Miller park J2.000 00x12" feet
near 27th nnd Spuuldlns. 1100 John N ITrn-
xer , CPP. P. O. UIfl2
OMAHA 8AVINC18 HANK ACCOUNTS 11OUOHT
for ciisli. taken at par for c'nolcp 1st mnrlgaeci
or taken at pat tn exchantro for real catato at
prcfrnt low \aluf * . a , (1 Wallace Hi nun
block. 16th & DouKlns. HII-S : *
ron iioiTHrs AND iJara IN HANBCOM
I'lace and Wet Knd uce Hlck , usent.
I 26
PIVANCIAI , .
FOIl BALK. WAHllANTS AMOUNTING TO
several hundred dollars ; ceneral fund , Ne
braska counties , 7 per c nt Interest , flnt-clasi
security for Investors , Inquire of Oinahu
Printing Co , 918-920 Farnam flrttl , MS.11
LOANS ON QILT KDOEn SnCHHITlUS LIFC
lux. policies boueht. W , F. Holden , McCaa'iJ
Mk. l-r ;
I'HVHIOAL
: i-OrUTION , MRS. W. N. DOllWAltn C2J N.
llth. -MM1 Mchti *
NCW AND SLCOND-IIVND SATKS. SAPC ItL
pilrlng. J. J. Derluht , 1110 l-arnam
tCO M3
d TilC llUb ,
repilr * United l > , wwrlter . fauprlc Co , 1Li
Fannm St.
LOST.
LOST , NIAH 2GTH & HAi.r HOWAUD STS
ladles' leather pocket book containing ring ,
keys nnd monej. flndoi will return to lce
oillce and receive reward Ixjst 10S
LOST , PACKAGE MONEY. ADDRESS r 41 ,
Uee Howard Lo t M131 27
ILMtD TIME PllICES. WAI CHE'S CLEANED ,
73o , f cnuliie main tprln 75c , watch cr > eiul .r
Ho. clL.cl.B denied and icpalrcd cheap , tpccti
cles anJ ejeKla tes half pike , cjes H tetl fiee ,
orku nntel. A'tb'l Patt r-on , 1C11 Tain n
SSI1 MC
ruiiMTunn
GET M S W\LKLIN'S PHIZES ON I'LHM
turn packlnt ; repitrliiB. upholstering , mat
Irf be1' made and rcno\atcd : 2111 Cu.nlnc Tel
1331. 410
MUSIC. ART AAD I.ANOUAOE.
oronon r onLLBNnncic IIV.NIO , MANDO-
lln ami KUltur teacher Room 412 IIcc HMi
Tel 23S 100
SUES & CO. ,
f ATI NT SOLICI'iOKS ,
L'ro Ittilldln _ ' .
Uniili i Neb
Advice and I'llonl Ilnolc
RAILWAY
leaves IIJUHLINOTON & MO ItlVlIll.lArrlvea
OmahajUnlon Depot. IQIh & . Milton fat < .j Omaha
8 JJim Uenver Kipici'3 . S 33am
4.3Jpm lilk HIllK Mont & 1'iiKCt Hnd Ux 4 05jun
4 Kpm Demur l xprcca . . 4 Olp-n
7 U pm Lincoln Local ( ex hundny ) 7 toprn
2.5pm .Lincoln IvJcnl ( ex .Sunlii ) . 11 JO.iui
I caves'lCHlCAGO IJUnLINOTON . Q 1 Arrives
Omah.ilUnion inpot 10th & Mabon Hts | Umiha
C OJptn . . Chicago Vettlbule , . , S 20am
'J.lhun ( , 'hlc IRO ixpieta ; . . 4 lEpm
" .lOpni , Chicago & Dt Louis Uxjircsa . . . S.JO.nn
ll.iOam . . Tactile Junction Ixical. . . C 10pm
fait Mall , " - -
ICIIICAOO. MIU & ST I'AUL lArrlvea
OmahnUi | Ion Uepot. 10th > V Mason Ms , | Onuilm
C.30pm Chicago Limited , . 7 S 05am
ll.Uum. . L'hleaKO Uxi rebb ( ex. Kund.iy ) , , 3.inm
" " " ' "
LeaTe | CHTCAao"'NOKTH\VCSrN7A"rrl\cs |
OmalialUnion UipSt , lOlh U Muson tin \ Omaha
10,43am * K.ietern Hxprcsa 3 40pm
4:43pm . . . . Yrstlbuleil Limited" . , . 5.10pm
5.5ipni ! Bt , I'll ill Kxprtsj . . . . 9 Mam
5,40am St. 1'aul Limited 9.0Gpm
" .SOam Sioux Cltj Local . . . . ll.lOjm
8 30pm . Oinahu-ChlcHico .Sptclnl . . . h.OOani
. . .Mlebourl Valley Local , 0.30am
* Uxcept Sunday * ' Hxctpt Monday.
Leaven ICHICAnO , U I & I'ACn'IC.IArrUea
OinahajUnlon Depot. 10th A Mason Hta | Omaha
"
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_ _ IAST. *
10.40am .Atlantic Hxpresa ( ex Runda > ) 5 35pm
7.00pm NlKht Ujpretu 8:15.un :
4cpm . ChlcaKo Ventlliukd Limited . l:3jpm
4.tiOpm. . . bt. 1'aul Vcitlbiiled Lljiiltfil. . , i jpm
"
2 WKST , _
l:40pm : .Colorado Limited < .00pm
leaves" ! C. , ST. I' . , M. fi. O " lArrlvea
Omalm ) Depot , ISth & Weluter 3t8 | Oinalu
12SOl > m..Sioux City I presa ( ex Bun ) . , ll.Mim
8.15nm..8louxIty Accommodation , . . . 8.CO.ini
! | im . . . fc't. 1'aul Limited . . . 0.10am
r. , H. & MO VALLHY. I Arrives"
Oinahul Depot , 15thVibuter 8tiuOmalia _ ] _
il 00pm. . . . . .Past Mall and Hxprepii , , c.OOpm
3.00iun . . ( ex. Hat. ) Wyo. ix : ( ex Mon ) . C.OOpm
7. M'anu. ' Fremont Lccal ( Sundaa only ) , .
7AOum . .Norfolk Ilxpresa ( ex , bun ) . , , 10. .23am
Cil'pm . St. 1'aul KxprfHa. . . . S : 10am
l.cmea I 1C O. . ST J . "c. fi ( Arrive *
OmahaUnlon | Depot , 10th & . Mason fats | Omaha
9.03am , , , Kan aa City Day Express , B.lOpm
10 001HU..K. O. Kigali ix via U I' . Trana C 30am
Lea\"rB I MIHKOIWI IrACiriC. lAnlvea
Omaha ) Deiwi , Kill & Webster St . | Omaht
3,00pm . . .Nebratka & . Kansas Limited , , ,12:55pm :
.30pm. . . . . Kariaa City Uxpre'B , , . . , , C.OOam
illSpin . Neliratkn. I ocal ( ex. Sun / . . ! ) 00am
Leaves" ) SIOUX CITY Ai PACH'IP. lArrlvea
Omalial Depot , mil & Webster Kta. | Omaha
O.llpm. . . . , , . .bt. Paul Limited . , , , 8,10am
Leaves" I SIOUX CITY & PACIPJC. lArrlvea
OmalmlUnlon Depot. 10th & Maeon St J Omaha
40mn . .bt. Paul PassciiKer , , , . .
7.30am . bloux City PasaeiiRcr . . . . S.UOpm
S Minn . HI. Paul Limited . s ajain
I cavca J UNION PACirTc lArrUes
Omahal Union Depot , 10th & Manon BU f Omaha
8 20am . , , .Overland Limited. , . , . . . .
3.SDpm lleat'co & Btroinib'K Ux ( ex htm ) . 3 Minn
S tjpm.Uranj uland i : > pres ( ex. Sun ) . J.Mpw
3 30pm . fait Mall . 10.20am
L ave I WA11ASH ItAILWAY. lArrlvea
OmaUalUnlon Depot. lOlh Mason Bt | Omaha
4 l50p m. , . . . , ' . , , . . . . . . . .ll.JUani
4.30pm . . . . . . Canou IU11. . . , , , . , . ll:30am
PRINCES OF POKER BLOOI
Adventnresipf Cwo American Qambleri ii
r Sopth America.
PAID DEARLYJ FOR A PRIVILEGI
A licit nf Olniiionilft niul linnli \Vi i
I'aviir niul HPHCIIO frntu Dvntli
A ( Jnttio till' ' " * ! > Governor
t lift ( itiiiieinnln.
The true gambler has no longer a homo Ir
the United States. Nowhere , except In a fo.\
mining comuunHIo- tha west , arc square
biers , lelt In the cities are forced to coutcnl
themselves with quiet gnmes of pofccr. Thi
others , ot the class contemptuously known a !
" " " " " shooters.1
"shoestrlnEU , "tin horns , "crap
etc. , lead a precarious existence In the HeoC'
Ing of boys and "dinner-pall" workmen
Stakes ot a nickel nro stooped to by these
petty swindlers The old-time gambler , vvhc
plnjed because his blood was riotous wltli
chance , and who often staked on the turn
of a card BJ much money as the stealings
of onq of tha modern "shoestrings" amounts
to In a year , has left for other countries ,
The true Rambler Is as scarce as the crapshooters -
shooters are plentiful.
A number of > ears ago , relates the Kansan
City iStr , fourteen bo > s constituted a class
In n school In Joplln , Mo. Three of them
had been bom In Baxter Springs , Kan. , In
the days when that town was the "front"
of the Vorl Scott road It was a "hot town , "
In which a ilo/cn r'iy ' marshals wcro shot to
death In a > uar. where gamblers were nn
Important pnrt of population , and where
moue > wen plentiful. These three bojs had
the gambling lustlnit ns truly as the colt
of a turf sire has the faculty to trot And
out of the class of fourteen , ton bovs grew
Into gamblcis. They were accomplished In
nil the niceties of their trade bcfoic they
vvero out of school There were pleutj of
opportunities to Uaru In Joplln In those
ilajs , and the bajs studied their books by day
and thplr cculs by night.
Of the ten , thrco became leaders. Sam
Paiks was perhaps the most desperate and
successful. Jeff Davis Was educated for .
iJrloEt. Hob Cummlngs vvca a lawor as well
as cambler All thico are the heroes of ad-
vcutuics th.it would maUc a bookful of
otlrrlng stories
This h tlx story of how Jeff Davis as
sisted In the1 stirring events In the Central
Vmerlcan crunlry of Guatemala that re
sulted In the drath of President Dnrrlos In
ISS5 Pan las nnd hi ? son were on a visit
o Now VcrK Uavls , then a slight , reticent ,
lark cvcxl youth , had gone there to practice
ila callluc He met jotmg llarrlos In a
Ittlc ime In one of the small hotels , niul
was Introduced to the Central American
jiesldcnt In Spanish-American s.tate
: ambling U lockej upon much more Icnleiitl ;
han In the United States llarrlos was ai
he tlmo a great ifriend of Americans , am'
'ostered thcli Immigration to his country
To O-u Is ho "said ,
"Invents mc > so shape themselves that I
tua > give > pu gambling privileges In my
country that will be exceedingly valuable
U all cvcntp , I shall be glad to have jou
como to San Jose do Guatemala "
Tlin FAVDU OP nAHUIOS.
Davis saw tho'advantages he would have
11 the favor 'and ' "protection of the president
Shortly nftciward he sailed for Guatennla
vlth a friend namoJ McCune Harrlos was aa
rood as his word , and Davis soon had two
sanies going , ono at Champerlco. on the
coast. In charge of McCunt. and the other
at San Jose Ue Guatemala , tne capital , with
ilmselt In the "lookout"
For several months all went well , and
) avls raadetnion'ey llko a mint. The ey-
-luslvenesa bf his pi iv liege drove all the
: hance money to his tables , and ho was soon
> n the road to opulence Then llarrlos Is-
? ued his famous .proclamation of the union
3f Central A'mcrlcan ' states , and Davis was
nomlsed the gambling privileges of tin
anlon. As n consequence ho turned the
tream cf his wealth toward the- coffers of
Barries , and his dollars helped to equip the
rmy. AVar vsas declared , and on March 30
if that scar General Barrios marched on
ho frontier cf Salvador wjth 18,000 troops
o punish his treacherous filend ZiUlvar
\ho had promised to come Into the union
nd at the last moment declared his enmltj
) n April 2 the Guatemalans attacked ? an
orenzo , and the next day , when the attack
ivas to be repeated , Jlarrlos left his tent tc
issume command of his army and was killed
iy a sharpshooter from a tree Meanwhl'e
he battle had begun , nnd In a short time
iMh sides withdrew fiom the field , but not
mill a successful effort had been imdo bj
.ho Guatemalans , with a loss of twenty-live
Ivcs , to recover the body of Hairloa. Gen-
> -al Vcnanclo Carries , EOII of the president
\as also killed , on the same field , togethe :
, vllh 1 000 of his cnmrades
Thus was the attempt to unite Centra
\mcrloa b-ought to nothing Davis v.as
.Ithout friends He was known to have
nido large sums of money and to have aided
'arrtoa , cud In the confusion that followed
loth he and McCune vveie nirestcd , tried
ind eond'Miu cd to death
The propcrtj of Davis was confiscated am
IB was thrown Into prison McCune wan
iromptly hanged outslds the walls or
hampanco , and his bed ) filled with bullets
Then began ths battle of wits to save the
Ifp of Uavls.
Davis with tha true Instinct of the
; ambler , hnd bought unset diamonds when-
iv cr ho could Around Ills body under hli
loths he word a broad belt (11.ed ( with thorn
'his he took to prlaon with him
Ills fortrer generosity recommended hln :
0 thn gracen or the governor of the prison
.nd ho was Introduced to the governors
, Ife , whu became Interested In the slight
; ood-looking > oung Amorican. At the flist
pportunlty ho presented her with a
lamond from his belt , and proposed that she
Ehtet In keeping him alive until his friends
ould com ? to him
GOOD USC OP HIS DIAMONDS.
Tin governor's wlfs was a woman of good
,11 , and hlio llkpd diamonds She tclc-
raphed to a friend of Davis In Kansas City ,
young nuichant , who related the story to
reporter of the Star. The telegram asked
Im to get In communication with the little
otcrlo of boyhood fi lends and classmates
1 the Joplln school , to ra'ae all the money
osslblo and send It to San Jose do
lUatomala.
Tha wires vvero put In operation and
: legrams How to all parts of tha country ,
lut the sports were all "broke " Curamlngs
ant $2,000 ; the Kansas City man had $ lr 00
j spare. That was all , Sam Parka was In
arlz , where It was believed ho was running
profitable lame < , A telegram was sent to
is governors' U'lfi telling her tint $3,500
ould bs Bijnt tat ! once by express. Hack
imo the reply : >
"Not enough money. Como yourself ,
( 'hero la Pa ks ? "
Parks , In Parlj Jvas no doubt astonished to
icelvo two telegrams , one from Kansas City ,
10 other from Cltmtemala , demanding his
uinodlato presence In the Central American
.public with all the money ho could bring
arks was gainu. Ho could not go back on
friend In distress. lie closed his KUIUO ,
langed hla numej- Into gold , and took pas-
igoon a slow , rolling steamer to Guatemala
Meanwhile , Davis was planning Intrigues
i keep from bcjng shot. If he could hold
it for a few weeks , until Parks arrived , ho
new that a gulden key would procure his
ileaso , IJvcry dpjny cost a diamond or two
e paid the ( joijfor buvcral diamonds to re-
Jit 10 the governor of the pilson that he
as too 111 to be removed from his cell , His
.amonds . paid for telegrams , luxuries and
slay.
Parks , on board the tumbling little
earner , fumed at the delay. At last , hovv-
- , ho reached the port of Champerlco.
bo first thing that met his goio was the
> dy of McCune , blowing about In the dry
r from the end or a chain slung over the
ty wall , The buzzards had left his eyo-
ss sockets staring Into nothing. The body
ittloJ llko a dry pod whenever It rotft-
4 agalnit the wall. The hot winds had
led It llko a skin. i
Parks tried to liavo It cut down and
tried , but the soldiers would not allow
, and having lost a day lu persuasion , bo
jrrlud on to San Jose. Therebe met the
Ifo of the governor of the prison ,
Paries had about $50,000 $ In. notes and gold
enough to have ransomed a prince , let
ono on American gambler. The gov-
nor's wife outlined a plan for Davis' es-
ipe , and Parks began tbo Investment of
'
s money ,
The guards of the jail tasted some good
cheer that night. U was the day of some
Kilnt or other. N irly every day Is n
saint day In Central America. Hut this
was the day ot the patr'n taint of tht > gov
ernor's wife , wherefore the guir.li cele
brated In vvlnc and song.
THI : aovntiNoirs WK
At 9 o'clock that night the governor eat
down to play poker with Pnrk * . who par ed
for an American merchant , flic gambler
dealt clumsy hands ; ho was bluffed with
Infinite case ; the governor thought ho had
never met an easier opponcn * . Piles of
notes crossed over the table from Parks to
the governor , then pieces of gold , mid , last ,
whole stacks of gold pieces. The governor
was drunk with the lust of the Amtrlcau's
) cllovv money.
And vvhi'o ' they plaved Divla , xvl h a trovvtl
and a short Iron bar , was digging , and dig
ging dnggedlv , at the stoii" wall of hit cell
The drunken guards snore1 1
The governor was I" Ish fiood humor
The keen cars of the XS'ierlotn gambler
opposite him could r > nr the rlnp of the
metal bar on the stones. The gov ei nor's
wife hcird It also , but not the eold-bosotted
governor ,
U was almost dnllsht. The governor's
wife rlgmlcd to Parks. Parki bet hU last
pile ot gold absurdly. The governor pulled
It sleepily toward him
"It Is my last , scnor , " said Palks.
"lletter luck nc\t time. " said the governot
"Como again tonight. I sleep. "
Parka , the sleepless , the Iron-willed , ire
from the table and looked significantly at
the governor's wife.
"Ho Is already on the outside \dlos "
They shook hands The govei nor's wife found
n roll of gold In her hand. Parks was gone
Outside the prison walls he found Davis In
raus , barefoot and emiclatcd , but dauntless
and even Jaunty ,
"We must make for Sin Sihadar , " he
said.
said.All
All that day and the .it t and for diyj
following they made tbch way over moun
tains and through Jungles , until they cime
to San Lorcu/o , nnd shipped from there to
New Orlean . The rescuing of Davla test
Pirks something like $10.000
"I'll piy ) ou back sonic daj , " said D\vls.
"Oh that's all right , " answered Parks
The fortune of chance carried both Parks
tnd Davis up and down llko lha beat of a
ualklng beam Now In Montana , no\t In
Texts , then In New York and again In Pat Is.
Davis Is beack In GuatPiuaU , with the t-\-
' 'Imlve gambling privileges of the lepubllc.
slight , bojlsh looking , alert reticent nnd the
gamcst man thit ever looked down n gun
oarrel His end of the walking beam Is
iv ay up just now
Tin ; itiri IHII : > in IU.LVH.
Vn Aiiiiixliiiv K\HTlciic' | < - vtllh
.
"In a house that I was In one night , " sa > s
Iho retired burglar In the Now York Sun ,
"I opened a door from the hull on the giound
floor ami wont right on Into a loom without
flashing my light ahead , something that I
vci > rarclv did I hadn t gone more than
four feet before I tripped over something
and fell Whatever I'd fell over I upset
whan I flist struck It , and the contents
spread ovoi the door ahead In living to
have ni ) self I got skewed around In some
way and went down finally on my back In
this stuff , whatever It was , and I found out
very soon what It was It was pa tf. and I
a covered with It all over my back from
heart to fnot And In some way which I
didn't understand then and which I have
npvcr been able to cipher out since I had got
both my feet In another bucket of paste
and mj shoe = > were plastered thick and hcavj
with It as they would have been with mud
It I'd been walking In soft , sticky mud I
turned my light on then , which I'd hung
onto when I v.cnt down , and took a look
around.
"This was appircntly the llbraiy of the
house that I wcs In and they were repaper-
Ing it Tl f re wasn't a blessed piece of
fumlturn In It nothing but the paperers'
things , and a pllo of rollb of paper In om
cornui. Along ono side of the room then
was .i long high table such as paperers use
long smooth beards laid on high hoites
and there were a lew brushed and thing
and these two buckets of pa te standing 01
the llooi I suppose I might have notlcei
there was no carpet on the floor but I hai
on rubbers , and jou run acioss more 01
less haul wood doors , and I hadn't noticed It
" \\ell , I stood there a minute , covcrci
with pjste and my feet heavv with It , am
waited The bucket had made a good dea
of slamming when I upset It , and I'd jarret
tl-e hpLcio considerably when I went down
though I'd tri l to go down as eas > as
could ; but I didn't hear anybodj , and thei
f thought I d like to got - = ome of the thick
cst of the paste off mv shoes before I wen
any further , because it wasu t very com
rorUblD lo earrv around There wubii'
pnjtUini ? to sit on there I suppose. I mlch
nave turned up one of the paste bucket
-
and-'tat on that , but I'd : .ad aoout all
v anted to do with the paste buckets ana s <
I stepped Into the loom ahead. It was tin
parlor and just to the left of the door as
went in I hawi a low coiner seat with abou
ten thousand soft sofn cushions on It i
could see this by the ll ht that was burning
In the front hall turned down low
'I sat dcwn on this coirer seat and
spread en the door In front of me a uewi ,
rapor , Hlat 1 > d fol""J ln tl10 " "Far ) and got
blade part of my jimmy out cf my bar
and b-gan scraping the paste off mv feet
t Ecemc 1 as though thcro v.ero tons of It and
It stuck very hard I found It pretty difficult
to reach around and get It off the back of
i.iy feet , and I thought I might do butter
f I could get my rubbers off I'd been
Holding my feet on the floor and bending
over to scrape , with my lamp standing on
the donp In front of mo and the light of It
sMnlng on mv feet I straightened up and
sat back and brought my left foot up over
my right knee and pulled off my left rub
ber. 1 coull < ] 0 hotter with it then , and
ivhen I'd got that one pretty well cleaned I
lint It back on my foot and did the same
: hlns with my right rubber , and theii when
t went to get up It seemed as though there
LVM something oort of nulling me hick , nnd
when I fctood up I was like a great human
liomcd.iry with a million hump. I had
iofa cushions sticking to me all over. I
> ouldn't have got through the door of a
jam.
"There must havn been glue or some-
hlng In the paste , bccausa they didn't
Irop off and I couldn't pull 'tin off. I
eacJied around and tried about seven times
o pull off the on ? on my left elbow , but I
ouldn't start It a bit Then I thought I'd
ry nibbing 'em off against the Jamiy of the
Ibrary door , scraping my back to and fro
in the door Jamb , and I'd just got my feet
iraced and was beginning to rub when I
leard something.
"Standing In the doorway leading from the
tall was a. man trying so hard to keep from
aughlng that I thought he'd bust. When
10 taw mo look up ho sat down on a chair
n the hall and laughed till I thought he'd
icver como to Of course , there wasn't
nythlng to bo afraid of In a man that
ould laugh like that , and I stopped lub-
ilng and waited.
" 'Let mo help you , ' he says. 'Those are
ny wife's sofa cushions that you've got on.
ilio'll frel bad enough to find paste on 'em ,
nit she'd feel a mlghtly eight worse to have
am torn , '
"So he turned up the- gas In the hall and
amo In. and w stood , near the door where
e could see bcltci. and ho helped mo off
dth the cushions. Gradually ho worked
nm all off without tearing more'n two or
liree of 'em , and when he'd got 'em all
ff , ho sajs
" 'You don't want anything more hero to-
Ight , do you ? ' i '
"And I Mid I didn't think I did.
" 'Then , If you don't mind,1 ho sajs , 'I
lilnk I'll let you out the front door ; you
light stick In the cellar window. '
"I laughed with him a little myself at
hat , but on the whole It never Btruck mo as
funny experience , "
Mr * . lIojiu-l. '
nrooklyn Ufo ; "Charley , dear , " sold Sirs ,
lojack to her Inmbaiul , "If I v\cro to die
ould you marry again ? "
"What 11 question , " replied Jlr. Ilojack ,
"I think you might tell me. But then , I
tst know you would "
"Well , dear , the children would mini tlielr
lother'H tender care , and It might lia u
cuL'SSlly for their suites , hnwovei nuicti I
light dislike the Idea of n second nmirlage
u my ouu account , "
"Ilut. Charley ! "
"Well1
"Suppose tl-at the children vvcreall mar
led and settled In liomcK of their own. "
"In that case , love , think how lonely I
loulil be , I might almost be compelled ,
y force of circumstances , to take another
Ife. "
"That's just what I suspected. Chtirles
[ oj.ick. You ara JuHt planning to murry
nuln u HOOII IIH 1 am cone. So I Imvo
mply decided not to die llrat. "
y ,
BITS OF FEMININE GOSSIP.
I have been reading yet anotncr paper on
the divorce question , writes Sir Walter
Heftnt , and I observe In all these papern
that a great deal li made of the "slavery" ol
tlio wife Now let us put the facts before us
If the wife Is an heiress she can afford to
JvC-oji a housekeeper. If the husband Is rich
ho can afford to pay for a housekeeper. Iltit ,
In the middle class , to which most of us do
really belong , whatever our protenncti , the
wlfo Is not an heiress ; she has no dot at all ;
It Is considered < \ great deal If her fnthei
Rives her on her marriage. 1,000. Kiirther ,
though her father may bo willing to allow
his daughter In llva at home , holll not be
able to le.uo her enough to live upon when
IIP dli-s. Ask the first girl you meet whether
she would rather marry and become the
Hrltlih matron , the "loaf-River , " the admin
istrator of her husband's fortune or whether
she would rather become n poatolllco clerk
a journalist , a tjpewrltcr ? You know per
fectly well -jou who talk so Rllbly about the
wife being a slave what her answer will be
Well , but If 5on like to speak of this neces
sity as slavery , jou can ; I do not. Only re
member that the poor , prosaic husband In a
slave as well. Ho gocth forth to his silvery
every morning dull , unfeeling creature !
with an Inane smllo upon his lips. Ho hi
none of the finer fcolingu , jou tee. To me
howovci1 , It seems Ignorant , loollsh and nils-
chlivoiis to wl ! the llrltlsn. matton n shve
Hut , then , I am a. Philistine. Why , I actu
ally , ilivc as I oni , sit down every morning
without any ivsontincnt or repining to my
slavery. I am bound In fettcw and In chain1 ?
adtmnntlno. I must work , clso who will piy
the b.lkor and the grocer ? I must work , and
so boso'ted am I that 1 ically work as If
I enjojcd It. Kalr sister slave , when I have
flnlMioil this Job and got the money I will
tiy to weep with theu over our Joint sor-
lows. hot us , meanwhile , shako our chains ;
they are not unmusical , me they ? To mo
they are like u peal of harmonious bells
Tot my heart bleeds or would If It hid
time for th > sufferings undeserved. Poor
slave ! To order the dinner what degrada
tion ! The husbind ho ban no pity , ho can
not understand ; he went oft at 9 this morn
ing ; ho will coiim homo at 7 , he will work at
his pipers from n till 12 at night Oh1 hn
Ins no pit } , he cannot understand Insensate
wretch !
"I wonder" said a woman o taste to the
Mo-v York Sun , "If the woman who wearn
a big hat In n thoatcr or any i < iich Inoppor
tune place icallzes what she Is doing ; Just
"iow blip la 'giving herself away , ' In vulgai
pirlancc That Is what It amounts to > It
Is Jrat the came as though the woman oponlj
announced to the world at liirgn that sue has
no tiuitabln occasion In which to appear In n
big hat A woman who has plenty of proper
opportunities for big hat wearing never
makes such a mistake Neltlior does tin
woman who , however she may lack such op
portunities , knows that they and they alone
warrant slrable hcndgeir 'Picture hats' arc
all very well and vcrj lovely In fashion book" ?
but any one of sense Its surely aware that
they are a sartorial luxury to bo Indulged In
upon special occasions alone us arc point
lace and diamonds In a private hout-o to
which one hna been conveyed In a carriage
the big hat Is all light. Ilut where I see
it blotting out the stage at the theater , an
preprinting an unwarranted amount of spare
In a street car , and getting In every oneV
way , not to speak of demoralizing Itself , at
a 'spechl sale , ' I simply put the wearer down
as not only Ignorant as to good form , but
unprovided with the proper social outlctn
for her big hat-wearing propensities. "
They are Introducing office girls In
Chicago , and those who have them In their
employ are well pleased with them. They
say that the ofllce girl Is superior to the
odlce boy in manj particulars. In the first
lilacs , she docs not smoke cigarettes , and
> ho docs not whistle As a rule , she has
ibsolutely no taste for dime novels. She Is
usually bright , quick and energetic , and
over so much neater and cleaner than a
'joy ' can be. Testimony upon this point Is
ilmost unanimous , and most of those who
ave tried office girls declare that never
igaln will they have an office hey around
the premises.
The Important step of opening the
government flno art schools of Franco to
Jills once effected , otl cr benefits aio likely
n aerrue to them A woman has announce'1
icr Inlentlon of p ] icing her pretty house nt
S'cullly at the disposal of poor young women
Undents of the Heaux Arts as a residence
ts distance from tbo scene of their labors
5 sonic.that to be de | ) lored , but this is a
unali disadvantage compared with the ad-
anlagcs of a comfortable homo.
Pool Marie fiaKhklrtsoff' How she used
o bewail her fate because she could not
tudj at the Hcaux Arts' ' If she could onlv
eo her successors now !
Hcsldcs a postmistress , a woman phvsiclan
nd a woman stage drlvei , the town of
. .owell Mo , rejoices In a woman Justice
'f ' the -peco Mrs Louisa J Cabol. who ,
'at tbo resldcnee of S M Cabe'l , " lately
olncd In murlmony rioia Horton of that
iHco and Gilbert S 1'eiiy of Winn It Is
aid that this was , the first manlago cere-
lony peiformed by a woman In I'cnobscot
ounty.
TclK Adler , In speaking of woman's present
nferlor losltlon In the rollglous world as
oinpared to her high calling as priestess
nd revcaler of spiritual things In past
gos , saja
"Two causes have pioduced this change
'he flist was the concentration of nbio-
ito i > ewer In tlio male head , whereby the
Ife and IlLcrty ofwife and children were
iibcrdtnatod to him , and his Influence ro-
uced-lhe-in lo Inferiority The second was
10 fact that tacied religious books have
cen hostile to the prc-omlnenco of woman , j
0 long as man was In Ignorance of re-
.1
ealed religion ho nntnially turned to
onian , whojo morals wore cleaner , who 2
eict > ptlon and Intuitions were keener , for
1030 glimpses of futurity vUilch como over
10 borders it life.
"With the coming of tbo Koran , which
as regardcJ an the word ot nod ; the
cntiteueh ot the Jowa , which Is looked
pnn as the compendium of all truth , coin-
ig straight from Rod to Moses , and the t
) volallonr. to the Christian world through t
10 new testament woman' : ) position as a v
ivealer was gone Men no longer needed
1 look ahead , everything for their guidance
i life wa.i thcro set forth
"Stages cf discontent nnd doubt appear
'ong ' the pathway of men Amon1 ? Iho
luc.itcd elates the sacred book la losing
iflncnco loday The proud claim that all
10 truth Is tlieio Is not. admitted Wo are
> Ing back to the oldest sanctuary the in-
osl chamber of the soul ,
"In accordance with historical precedence
is qultei natuial we should atlc If woman
not to bo'agaln a revealer In our search
> r nn Increase of knowledge. " J
Mr Adler added"I would like to hear
oman's opinions on the marriage relation
'ho Is QO well able to nay words of guidance
id warning , nnd why ( should H 'be con-
Jercd Indelicate to cast asldo the false and
licblcvoua prudery which shuts the gate
knowledge ? I would llko to hear from
T on the personal question of morals
> * far we can trust our Intuitions and on
o fundamental principle of humanity the
entity of life , for which woman U os-
clally adapted by her malernal cxpcrl-
"
lcca- tr
Mrs McKlnloy recently , In speaking ot
r future social duties In the whlta house.
lil she vtould undoubtedly bo compelled to
Ing with her , from her homo In Canton , a
ndsomo high chair she had made Home
ars ngo for her own use on occasions r !
celvlng. On account of her delicate hi'slt1)
r * . MtKlnley will not bo able to under * )
o fatlguo of standing In line lit any of
n state receptions In the white house , is olIn
en the comparatively small receptions at
r Ohio homo Imvo necessitated the tite of
ls high chair , In which she sits at all In
nctlons , At 11 rat sight the Impression
) uld bo that Mrs McKlnley was receiving
a standing position , an the chair haa been
nstructed with this especial object In
At the end of the seventeenth century It ai
> g uiBtomary for a man , on being pro- siai
ntcd to a lady , la kiss her. In the dramau ai
the tlma the men are tontlnually kU lug I"
a ladles on meeting them. When a man
Introduced by his wife to a young woman m
1s ordered to aaluto her , and Immediately w
eja by lilseluj ; her. When a woman U tc
narrlod , all the Rcnllcmcn rrctcnt ItUs the
bride. 1 should llko to know when this
custom wont out of fashion. Soon after that
time , I Imagine , became It was already con
sidered unfashionable for men to kiss onch
other. Yet In Wycherlcy's "Plain Dealer"
ono of the men kisses another. And In 1GG7 ,
when l'ep } i had made a siicccrefnl speech ,
Mr. Montagu kissed him by way of con
gratulation. In the last century n gentle
man , on entering a room , bowed lo all the
women , cllbcr separately or with one com-
viic'licnsho bow , and then took his place.
The man who will Inaugurate Iho new
rra for the Iheater lint Is George niu-
mcnlhal , manager ot the Harlem Opera honso
In New York. The npproprlale sphere of the
thcnter hat. In Mr. lllumcntliars opinion , Is
not the proscenium , but n nice , plush-
lined box In the lobby. Hence he Is having
constituted In the lobby of his theater a
cloak room furnished wllh fifty such boxes ,
each largo enough lo accommodate tbo
most audacious mllllrcry monstrosity with
out so much as nulling the tip of Its top
most feather. Women who visit HIP theater
wealing hats of a character to nwnko un
kind feeling * In the breasts of those seated
behind them will be Invlied that Is the
soolhlng woid need by Mi. lllumcnlhat lo
step Into Iho clo.ik room nnd lenvo tholr
millinery In one of the plush-lined boxes.
Having done ED Ihcy will Hnd nl their
disposal a maid , v\m will bo pleased lo flx
their hair , hcml thoin the key of the bat
box , ttilk about the weMlmr or the play If
doslrcd , nnd pin llielr h.its seiurely on
their be ids for them nt the conclusion of
the performance.
As the wife of the sccreliry of Elate In
tbu coming McKInlcy ndmlnlslrnllon , Mrs.
John Sherman will not bo now to official
life at Iho capital. Indeed , that good lady
has opcnt most ot her days under the
shadow of Iho big dome. Mn > . Sherman
Is the only daughter of the lale Judge
James Slownrl of Ohio , who was ono of
the ablest juilsls of tbo state In the early
parl of Iho century. The famllv lived nt
Manslleld , and joung John Sherman no
sooner caw bis vvny clear In life than ho
attached himself to the Interesting daugh
ter of the judge. The man Inge was n
pure love match Lawjei Shoimnn was
In no waj linnncially advantaged by It ,
for on Judge Stcwaif death It was found
thai ho had lofl bis properly veiy much
umbaii-UEod This embairnssment w.is
clc.ned bj Mr Sheiman , nnd the old
fudge's pioperlv sllll remains In the family.
It Is sild thai , being Hie daughter nnd
the wlfo of n Invvjcr , Mr * . Sherman could
: iot avoid absorbing something of thu law.
And she did The stoij goes tli.U she can
Iraw up almnsl anj kind ot a legal docu
ment with all the necessary and confusing
technique , qulto as ably as her distinguished
, , . . . . . . . . n.u euiiuiur a wuo nas nee'n less
milieu about , perhaps , than the wife ot any
ither public man In the ? country That Is
: iccnujo of hei naturallj rotlrlng and modest
Ilsposltlon and hei positive aversion lo
iiibllcllj Per Hie Eamo reason she has
lev or desired social display. Her life with
: he senalor has been as unostentatious as It
las been happy. a ho Shermans have had
10 children , but Mrs Sherman has been
noio thin a good mother to two or three
idoptcd children. In ono je.ir she will
mvo been the wlfo of John Sherman for
inlf a century.
The proposed stotuo to be erected to Mrs
Harriet needier Stowe. In Hartford , Conn. ,
tflll be In bron/e and represent the author SH
is Bbe appeared In 1SOO The flguro will
jo scaled nnd will hold In ono hand a pen
ind In Iho other a manuscrlpl Uencath
hero will bo a large figure of Uncle Tom ,
vllh hands upraised , showing broken
ihackles on the wrists ; while on each side
if the pedestal will bo large bronro plalcs
me showing Ihe figure of Topsy and Iho
ither Bva.
The girl who can afford It wears a string
if laigo pearls around her arm to support
icr long gloves. A pearl coronet Is In much
letlor taste for a jonng woimn Ihan ono set
ilth diamonds The newest la the Marie
Inlolnello st > lo that Is slightly hcart-
haped wllh a point at the forehead.
The women of China have at last declared
hemsclves to be progressive They do not
ako a stand for suffrage , but they dcslro
lalural foot. Two societies , the Intfrrna-
lonal Women's union and the Tien Ten Ilua
lul , or Natural I > et society , have combined ,
'hey have obtained signatures to a petition
rhlch will bo presented to the emperor and
mpress of China The authorities who nro
ow 1 aiding the petition state that the blnd-
ig of feet Is not a matter to bo regulated by
iw and arc debating whether their majesties
liould be Iroubled with the petition. They
late that those who do not bind the feet of
loir children need not and Ihoje who Insist
pen < Iolng so cannot bo prevented.
American women dcslious of picsentatlon
I the diawing rooms of tlio coming season
in rely upon five taking place three at
hlch the princess of Wales will act for the
iieen and two which will bo hold by the
icon In May and early June The rule Is to
3 hlrictly enforced that no moro than 200
resentatlons are to be pcrmllled nt each
awing room The drawing room In Juno
111 just precede the Diamond Jubilee func-
ons and will form n brilliant pieludo to
lose celebrations Sonih of the European
luces , who come to tbo Jubilee , will have
rived and attended the drawing room Her
ajosty continues In fine health , Is busied
or the program for the Diamond Jubilee ,
cry detail of which she Insists upon super-
sing.
The ompsror of Gcunany wishes the
ICiers to ba able to recognize Iho cmpres-j
lien they see her In Urn Blrcot and to lliln
id has ordered her picture to bo hung lu
1 the army barracks. -
"If I were to wrlto a book of romlnlaconcen
would bo on n plan bllherlo unattempted , "
js Walter Hraant In the Queen. "I should
it note the great men at whose tables I
vo sat , nor the ways nnd manners of poets
iiom I have known Nol at all. It should
mmcmorato the mon and women I have
ct who vvero remarkable for Ibis or for
at , but wore not known by the world , r
Ink that r could make a most Interesting
lumo out of this iuaton.il. II Is a great
Ifltako lo suppose that poctu and literary
ojilo generally are moro Interesting than
opln who never wrote lino. I tlilnlc f
isl really write thai book of remlnlaecnces.
It Is only lo colcbralo Ihc remarknblcnrai
Iho ohscuio. They art > often much moro
tly than the piofosslonal wits , Ihoy do
HvldLal things , whcicas the wits never ( .o :
ythlng ; thai Is the weak point about tlio
orary life , that It doe-s nothing except
Ito and talk Tbo obsciiro ones are nevrr
f-conseloiiH , which In n falling with your
: at ones ; they put on no "side ; " they do
thing for effect , nnd they look not for any
ul of praise "
DID Interest taken In the higher courcoi
' women In connection with the University
St. 1'otcrsburg nliown lliat tbo women of
rsln are not at all different from thane
other .countries , though thcro la a dlffor-
: o of degree in Uio advance they are rnuk-
; , The application for ndmlftilon lo tha
irres lent year numbered fJIJO , but mi-
Innately only 22G could bo rccnlvod , Thin
owing , principally , to lack ot dormitory
lonmiodatlon , ao the sliutcnla are required
live In the housed maintained by Hit ) unl-
slly , unlraa Ihey can rcsldii wllh parentft
relatives AI pnwnl there are 073 atu-
its mid alxty-olght outoldcrs. Two new
ilru Inoology and the lilslcry ot pedu-
; y were added 'last year lo the courtica ,
1 an observatory , properly equipped with
triiments for taVIng observations , has been
irly ( ompleted The department popscoacs
Ibrary of 14,758 volumes and the nucleus
a Museum of Kino Arts.
have ben emplojed a. prompters
ono of ( he London tliealera.
Dill Nd ( S , . , , | | , , . 1'olllt ,
'uck ; A citizens' committee , appointed
wait upon niogenca to roqucat of Mm
it lie should run for mayor ot Athena , wa
toil by tbu plilloBoplier : "And wherefore
mill J ? In whut rcbpcct liavo 1 shown
1 special qualification for llio honor of
UK a candidate ? "
'i'ou have n barrel , " romarkud ( bo eoin-
ttco , but DIORencH. not bolus accjunlntcd
h tlii ! | ) olltleal methoda ot tbo tlmo , failed
seu tbu point aud dcellucd to run.
