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akei Its Time nd Gazes Upon the
AtLractions.
Alt THE MEMBERS OF TUE SWELL SET THERE
tnntil , , , l.r 1)1 flf.i'IlIlPIi flnd
PflI ( . liIIM VI II Ii. Iii uf time
J'lrMt .liuiitim f
u in in Cr.
nut rol tlia nlvent ot the p11o club ,
the rcceptioni , to ItR1ng convenUon dde.
gatcA end the much ahued lIduny , socIety
1'Otllil cnrcely linve nrousel Itself from It
3iiIil.Jurio ilesri. The week bni been full
of Httle ilintiers and delightful Infornial
3llIHiicalL
Tin. 1livay lliglf , Is scarcely more at-
tractiv than tiu' throng of peode lie
nightly atroll through bizarre vlllnge , for
here 'lll lie foutmil the golf nail liIdel
girl lii zithletle costume , the gauzy , befrilleit
} nnd riiflled iwcct iioclety 1rI , the tailor-
miiilt' girl. gotten UI ) to 8'e ( nnil lie ieen ,
I Iii : . Vel1l'lll.'lCI girl In the full linnoply
cf coIiqucl , atiti the mIlitary girl. with erect ,
* oltlfcrly bearing , xiilorned with trophies1
( ldHlIldl ( from many a roldier boy'r nut.
for , , , In iitrniig colitrast with these ore
the Cliiie , Iutcii , Ureek , Cubami niiil tlii
ieantlly attired dansetises and % 'lLude'lile
Perforlner8. 'Flie nttdlitioii of the eiierai
voclely flhlul IN niioiit cilunily diVlileiI bi-
tween the two. Au tilie VCCt girl ilescribeil
liltip , 1i goes iloen the \Ildway anti : !
In Iilii IflCkL'tR ) ! ' lVfl's ,
nut 111111L1113' % ( ' IIVII in
the mouth.
As Jiin draws to a close there ui a
C itleil dcci liii' I ii tli ( ' runtri mon I al niark et.
Thu IlUCI droll of t'ulilil'i enitlves will
( Icier their zitiptlnhii until ( crem gtitliera up
Jier sheaves ,
Society , as has Iieii noted , iin for the
most lrnrt nhciveil out to the expoltion , 110w
It s1)eIIdS Its tune there iiiay b gathered
from the following letter written hiy one
et it nIetliIers to an ea'itern friend
OMAHA , Jiii % ( 2'-My I itar Carita : It
haidly seems PosIbl that it has been
thiretj veelcs siiivo Int , I wrote yuu , the ilays
have such IL way of inistling hiy In true
% 'estern fashion , IuuI particularly so II0 %
thiat _ e have in , much to amuse it iii
Ufllflhln.
or cotii .IITlt the exposition and
Itg elinrIng are io molly niiil varied that if
I have to miss one d'euing I am ( mite oils-
rald e.
Tue last s rek tins 1J't'iI it't nslik' for the
rcproseIItntI.e sUite ilays , vnii crowds or
3)eoPlO ) i'cro iii the city for the ( ldilhCflthtI
of their own Partleular state building. Such
a motley nrruy ) 'oii never saw ifliI T do limit
si1hhiiiij you cv r' r wl I I i iii ti I 3'oIl ( (11111' 'cst :
for w alone can show you tIieSP shed-
melts of Country gawkiness nod Ignorance.
'
'They vu ri ed nod stra oge ; I ii'nil you
a lOW sketeIit' I iiinilo of seine of the ino.it
iitrhldiig , io you flay jtidge for yourself
ho v Ii Ighi I y en terta I n i og t i e 1(11 1 o iii oscoiie
Proveil to 118.
I hove glveii you a gelieral hilea of the
buildings by I lie garish light of ilay , but
lily ( hear girl you should ace It at night.
Last evening Jack and I ihhtietl at one of
the big resinulants out tlieie. nod after a
d i'I helen s I i t 1 I C d I ii ncr ve spen t a ii hlour on
I Ii C In goon , ii 11(1 I t iiS 1)CaII t I till
'ri e liii I Id I ogs gI c'v v I th Iee t rh e I I ghits ,
tile great fountain shoots forth colored
irnys , the scarehhhglits dance from laiace
S to palace , briiiging forth siiI1Iors ) In stat-
iln1) ' , ( lie whole reflected in the great basin
o'er which we vere silently stealing in a
goiiil ol a.
Tin' jiictureque (11(1 ( not end with the
graini coil rt , for you shioti lii ha ye SC'li the
gouloiler , big ( larkCYCS with long lachis
that you couhti fairly swing on , a broad
chest iiiiih suiiiiy face , curly black hair and
a fachiinthiig accent. Of course I chatted
avitlt iiiiii about his Venetian home and lie
was most iihTabie , ivhiiio lie handled his oar
with ( lint gracful case nod finish that Is
130 chnriiiiiig.
There is un other craft so dainty or
graceful as ( t goliloIa antI these stately
water birds of Venice arc certainly in her-
fect harmony with the scene.
There Is a launch on ( lie lagnoli iii the
s1inu ; of a swan and I wish it. would bcpiilT
Itself off to another world. It jars on ones
sfiiscs with its liervons manner iitimi pro-
gresslve airs , anil reniinds inc of a fussy ,
clii iiiahl ; oiie almost sees the corIcscrev
curls 1)01,1)1 , ng.
You would 1811gb , I know , 4Carita nib , "
nt the nnioiint of sdiitbflielit I can conjure
UI ) over this ilreaiiiy scene ; I can icrsuiide
myself into thinkitig that ( bibs white city
nroiintl me 114 ciitbrcly genuine , and as firm
niiil ohid as the marble it represents ; thit
it. tins taken rCLitil's ( to erect these palacea
. . ( i ( hiLt they are now iiiliabitcii by kings
atid ( hileelis.
\Veii , enough , my dear. of reveries and
( Irciuns , so we bade our gondolier ' 'good
night' ' niiil storied for the Midway.
I eon sure. you will enjoy tiiis tong street
with Its gorgous coloring , hilts of foreign-
era , queer buildings and show Induces.
It is pulsating ivithi excitement , riotous
with the strivings of a battnhion of bands
null Peculiar to the last degree.
\Vhon you Come YOu shall see everything ;
there are all potts of entertainments nod
big toys bike the giant see-saw ind ( lie
chutes to edify anti take tIm breath away of
just ruch little Boston Puritans as your-
ohf.
\\i lIngered in the Gernian village for
awliiio and au leaving I sync tenipted to
drop a curtcsy nitmi say , "hby my troth iiil
hal ltlanie. thou art a goodi y l ii I gut' ' to the
figure of more heroic days who bitis you
call again.
Ever ) ' exposition has some particular to-
vorite shot where one iii sUre of meeting
their friends , and as "clii VieliiiIL' ' svas ut
the \'orld's fnir ' ' ( lie Streets of All iitinns' '
is to this ti'POMitioIi ; so Wo wondered down
' tim Midway with its fantastic scones ittiti
queer hCOPIC , ititil throtight the big gateway
or this lilost popuhiir raiiyiiig point iii t1i
grotiuiils.
it. is an attractive corner ; yell find your-
ohf in a street shtiare , ( lie colors are
bright and worm , ( hero are lrojectiumg hal-
collies , mysterious archways , a theater , tutu
everywhere itre tiny shiobus overilowiug with
bracelets , lwits. lint 1,105 , , shell ornanuelits
anti a iiiinulreil other edits uiiil eliuls for
'which they ask omazhlig irices.
We watideicil UI ) to One of these booths ,
$ ' ( ( ! . % , flI'lIIIi.TiONS.
I'i'ii' ( ' tip iii' of No 'itlii iii ' .Irs ,
l'rIt'M & 'tNi.
" 1 extentl lily sincere thanks for ( lie good
advice you have given me. I tb tint be-
hove I would ho
living 110W it it
voro hot for yell.
I hinul suIfeieul
with flow of bionil p
for four inwuthi , i ,
uiiit ( lie ulodtOut3 1 -
could lid ii 11113 liii
ltttit' . They oiler-
Evil on nun three . ?
t I to o a. It vs :
very iiainlul and
I only obtaiiied little relief. Ac long as
tile ) ' worked at inn ( lie bicoul stopped ; hut
just as soon as they closed this doni' it would
coifllaeltcO to how again , I was tie wealt I
couhl not turn in beul , At lust niy mielgh-
Ixirmi hiegan to sptak of litlt'lit iiiedictiics.
'I'hen I illiplidut to lr , hlarttiian I diii
umot know whicliier lie could help lilt ? or not ;
but I followed hits aivice , miii only used
three bottlc3 of Pc-ru-au anil Man-a-ito ,
Now 1 am vehi iilul as stroui as I ever was , "
- Mriu. Murul'ettt Fritz , \\'iicox , Okhu , Ter ,
Ir. ) Ibartnian ho receiiy written a book
- . entitled "hleiiithi and Ueiiuty. " Thin book
is entirely devotmut to the lilt of wonien , It
should be in the poss'ession of every woman
ha ( lie land , Ior a free copy of this book
tth1Te84 flr , llartnian . , CoIunbuj ; , Ohio. .
t
-
Iltort' to chat with the ur' ' tt saiewontn
than for lilly desirt ft r h.'i' amc bt siim
immrlIat&'Iy 0eiil 1 flu' gir ii rutui hould
bitj lO by 1' It for his lnlv ' niiih she isiul
the begeniniud nrtiLl on Ihr m nuliter
She ask 4 mc every price from to
32 , while I in true feminine tshitOfl Iro-
CC'iItl to bsrt r.
last by nssittiiiflg .1isgint anti irnUg-
nation she offered it to tnt' tat $ l.O , saying
that every other night it ofiid hit' $ ' .
All of our friends rere here. laughing
over ths struggles of ( lie camel nod dna.
key riders , the latter being ! O small unit
the former so large , whichever you ride you
are the object hf nttcntbon in the laughing ,
good iinturcmi crowd couigrgtitt'i oruMinhl.
My lisPer is nOW full anti I iiuUt "Limit
lay hair anti lane my hiotitco blue , " as the
misy is perfect fir a drive.
I will vrit.i you agiuili next week ; in
the Incatit ( me b hievo hue your devoted
ITh1lIitINF.
1)tiil ' % m'iliiIiig.
ncc'tirrdul
dual wt'dditig
A lt'iiitlftii
hail.
Mttop0Itt5i
V'ci1liestliuY evt'nhig at
( were Miss Minute
Tin , otrnetliig hiiiTIPS
Loliuiuan anil Mr. Lotus \ niid Miss Ilmi
Lohiunnhi aol Iintinutl FIhel. flnbbi Leo
irankhin officiating. 'I'he iirhles are
and ( lie
ilatigiitt'rii of Mr. Jacohi Lnbimutiii
of
iitisiness mcii
rising young
grooms ul
?
' - was vurforlil
Oiinula. ; 'The cerelnouiY
auth
amibax
of
iiiuler tin lnimt'IisC canoPY
iuink enrulations. h'rom ( lie center depended
a large hlor.ii heart , on which were wrought
tiit' letters'V. ' . I. . l' " in white carnations ,
' the lmtiig aisle
' rlie t0 brIde's came loWn
one on emich tirni of their father to the niusie
of "Lohiengrili. " They were jireceilemi by
I' uqhers , Messrs. I' . M. Itose , 1' . Sehig-
soiiim , It. Vo1t of FvnflVbilC , Intl. ? mi. lid-
her. I , Fhsiuel 01111 hltitmiachuer of Chicago , tiuutl
thin brhulesiiutuiis. Misses Lotiise and May
ili'ller iiiiil tii ? ti isles hiuxbatlni auth Amelia
Fislul of ( 'hiciigo. niitl mauls of honor , itips
Iiste Traliernmdti of I'll tsbuirg nuitl tis'i
l.nbninli. The brides were followed tip thu
aiie by to fairy-like little flower girls ,
Ituth ilrnnihies anmh henrietta Traiicrnuali.
Tue brides' gowils rere of hitc satin. MNs
Loliumiali'S dra'pcd with point lace amid \IIss
1iiima h.oliur.an's with itlichesse lace. They
wore tulle ve'l'i ' . ' carried large shower
hoililUCts ( if brltle roacs. The iniiids ( if
honor auid brhdu'smuinluls ere gowneil in pInk
nrguittlIe tiver tiufletii silk. At the con-
elusion tit bite eercinoliy tin elegant dinner
% .ns serveil I ii the ihiti lag room , followed by
a large reedhitioui in the club minors. Mr.
alid Mrs.'olf left for Salt hake and other
poInts of interest. Mr. amid Mrs. Ftslict vili
take an etendedI eastern trii. ;
Cards have beoii receiveul anuinuncing ( lie
marriage of Miss -l'ilznhuth Kitsnuui to Mr
II. Morrhnuaui Steele. The weulding was cele-
brateil on Sattirility , June 18 , at All Saint's
Church , Lciig , Gt'riuiiuiiy. Mr. nuili rs.
Steele sybil be at hmtine at ( lie lintel Ileut-
cliel , I.uiit7ig , ( ivrunuuny. Miita lissani bins
tCttii fl gtlest of Miss Lila Alexauimber a noun-
mr of tiuimes niitt lots many frionuttu in
-
Ounahn.
[ ) r. Ciinrles I ) . Jackioii of Oniolia and
Miss Gertrude Bell of Denver , Cola. , were
married Thursday , June 23 , at the home of
( lie briile's Parcts. They u'hli be at home
Lit 151S ( Icergbn avenue , Omaha.
' ! m'iil'iitM ef l'eiiiil e.
Miss Jessie DIckinson will retui'n Tucs-
day.
day.Mu.
Mu. tV. It. Kelly has returned fronu St.
l'aui.
Dr. Grcii of Chicago is a guest of Miss
Mount.
Mrs. 'i' , ' . M. hlturgess left last Sunulay for
Ictroit.
Mrs. Fi'y of Knuisas City is visiting Mrs.
T. II. Morris.
Miss IIulbt'rt of Detroit is a guest of Mrs.
C , . F. Wbikins.
Miss Axtoril ( if fctrolt is a guest. of Mrs.
( . M.Viliieim. .
Miss ( lcoi'gin Liiudutey returned front Clii-
eitgo last \veck.
C. 'Inrrtir has returned fronu the Detroit
Meulbcai college.
Mr. Nlglitbngiilc of Chtcago is a guest of
Mr. E. L. Loiiiax.
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Duncan left for Bath ,
Me. , lust Ttieutulay.
Mrs. tV. J. Connchl left last week for au
cenuIeut ( trip east.
Mrs. P' . M. Marsh and Miss Marsh 1ft for
Colorauio last week.
Italihib Leo F'rauuiclin canie home Thursday
( rein Hastings , Nob.
Miss hleiia Ratz of Chicago is visiting
Miss Ella Itothischiiiul.
Thu Misses Caidwehl of Chicago arc gueszs
of Mrs. E. L. Loniax.
Miss Rose Iletzel of Davenport. is a gu.ast
of Mrs , F' . L. Hailer.
Miss Black of Chicago is the guest of
Mrs. C. F' . Manilerson.
Mrs. ( Borer of Aribngton , Neb. , is a guest
of Mis. Eulgar S. Bradley.
George Iicklnsoui is the guest of bbs
brother , Mr. E. Dickinson.
Miss MltttiC Ilaywarul of Nebraska City is
V. gilest of MIss hattie Cady.
Mrs. Herring Chriaman of Mapleton , Ia. ,
is visiting Mrs. C. It. Iowes.
Mrs. A. 1' . Iloiies and Miss Ilowes of
Blair were In Oinuiia last week.
Miss Flora Webster was the guest of Miss
Moore of Council Bluffs Friday.
Miss helen Cathy left for Milwaukee and
other northern tohnts last week.
Mr. auth Mrs. Forney of IllInois arc guests
of Mr. Iucbid Martin anti family ,
Mt's. i'htihbp Vackeriiagen of Itacbne'is. . ,
is the guest of Mrs. Alfred J. Lunt.
Dr. F. Cambheli of California. is a guest
of his brother , Dr. S. M. Campbell.
Mrs. C. a Yost. left inst week for the
east , where slat will spend the suinnier.
Mr. auid Mrs. Charles T. Kountzc anti Miss
Kouuttze left last weak for Green Lake.
Mrs. Nliiuu Vahbi LaSelle of lleatrbcu is
vhtuitiiig Miss Vahhi at. tIme Madison hotel.
Rev. Willard Scott aunt wife of Chicago
are guests of Mr.V. . J. Connehl'B family.
MIss Iichcbergcr of Miuidhetown , 0 , , wIll
lenui ( lie coming veek with Miss \Vibeox.
Mr. aimul Mrs. ( corgc Guyer of Henry , Ill. ,
are giuests of Mr. 5 , i ) . Brurkalow and family.
Mrs. l. hiishop onul son , Mr. F. Bishop of
Qilincy , Iii. , arc guests of Mr. W. F. Alien.
Mrs. Patti Fl Manning left last nIght for
Saratiac 1411(0 , N. Y. , to be abseiit three
weeks.
Mi-u. C. 11. Townseuud iunul Miss hleasie left
'Vuinhlnt , Fiuu , , where Captain 'fownsend is
located.
Mrs. William Gyger and Mrs. L. M. lCd-
lerstrnss of l'hiiiatlclpiuiu are guests of Mrs.
S. Gyger.
Mrs. . L. F. Krocgr of Salt Lake City is
( lie guest of her mother , Mrs. C. L.
Fiitscher.
Mr. tuluui Mrs. E. V. Smith of Los Angeles
are the guests of their iIiuuigtitcr , Mrs. Jay
U. Foster ,
Messrs. .1. VVyutic auuul 0. W. Ildiiey
of Mucounb , III. , 'ero guests of Ir. Bailey
lust week.
Mr. tiiiul Mrs. herbert Milton Rogers cc-
ttiriieul from itii cxtcnded i'estcrim trhti last
Wculnestliiy' .
Mr. anti Mrs. F. I' . Doohittle nod ( Iniugliter
of Cozub , Nyu. , are guests of Mrs. ( heorgo
I Inagha tel.
Mr. niiul Mrs. t. M , Meyer of Loekport ,
N. V. , u'lli lit , ( lie guests of their suit.lu' .
C , J. Aioy3r.
Mrii.V. . It. Boocn and children left for
Miuliltoti labt week , where they ill SjiC'uiii
thie summer.
Miss Clevelanul of 1)onvciw hue iii the
city tIme guest uf Mi's. 'IV. F. Albeit , returneul
iionio Fritlay.
Miss helen hluckley of Chicago. who was
a guest of . 'lrs. J. M. Metcalf , returned
home 'Ihiureday.
Mrs. Guy Barton will leave for 'atklns
Glen this week , tliei e she uvili ho t'stab-
hlshitd for ( lie summer.
Miss ( Ilauhys Slonuan , now of Iktrohl.
foimnerly of this city , u ill sbivuitl the sunmnier
with Mrs. J. l. Brandies.
Mrs. . MacWIl of Nibes , Michi. , Is a guest
of Airs , A. C' . i'owehl aitui Mesulaunes 'i'lltotm
uiiui Pryor , Council Bluffs.
Mr. niuil uius. 0. II. Suvecuicy of los
Moines are guests of Mr. auid Mrs. W. S.
hloweli , 4024 Lafayette avenue.
Mriu , J. A. Coubett and Mtss Patterson of
Sioux City , who have been visiting Mrs. C.
\v. Uniter , have returned hogmie.
Mr. ( korge Scott of Lbiicolzi caine up to
Oiiiuha'cdiivsdiiy ; o attend the Creiglitoui
college comtnenceunent oxerchacs.
Mrs. Letitia Buchanan e ; Zane8viiie , 0 , ,
( lie unother of A. (1. L3uichaimali of this cIty
anti of Lieutenant hiuchauian of the UnIted
States usvy , accompanied by Miss Kate
- - - - p
liia'hminn , i' Ihim' guest of hirt ton at
niithi Tut uiinth Stru et
Mr hisrry Iowiing of nrth TIni1 spu nt
a ftuy thai s IUi friends in Omaha ouu
i3' lioumie from 'ui Achier , Mieb ,
( I. htownrd Wiulker of Boston , at'rompnnbeih
by Mrs. Walker , is spenihlng a few days in
( Bnohin , cii rniib' to thim' Yellowstone ,
lboiu. Silas i'orter snil tnuuilly of l < iinsn
Pity. 1Cmn. , hi'm' ieeui the , guest the last
teek of Mr. anti Mrs. Fred Babcock.
Mr. lrnuik Ilsnbshi auth Mrs. J'numle ( ) . .
borne of Chicago nrc visiting Mrs. henry
Browum , 112 ( ) orthi Twenty-sixth street.
Mrs. Anuma II. ihruns of ( lieIsen , Mns. ,
is lucre on a visIt for ( he summer with her
sister , Mrs. (1 , (3. ( Ialcc , at Orcharul hill.
Mrs. S. I' . ( 'iislhi of lenvcr , after a pro-
lqmmgctl visit elthm her parents , Mr. and
Mrs. W. It. tinruling , has returned home.
Mrs. 1. ? mit'hiirath , two children amiul i.nnid
of Kansas ( It3 , % ho himuve been visiting Mi- .
Andrew ilosewoter's family , returned honic
lest vattk.
.
Mrs. Iheips Nash of Mithihhbur' , \ ( , , Is a-
guest of the Miqse Butterfield. Miss Mary
Shields of the Aliohio club was also the
guiest of Miss llutterflehd.
Mr. I ) . 0. Frazee goes to Sioux City to-
night. Mrs. Friuxee and fatuully will leave
Ounahmit ( he Inst or lioxt week to reside
itcrnmanently in Sioux City.
Mi-s. F. ci. Stevens of Ies ) Moines unit
Mrs. S. M. hall of Kauisas City are visit-
bog their sister , Mrs. U. I ) . Frnzee anti in-
eidoiitnlly enjoying the exposItion.
Miss Lhnit Butts has returned fronu a visit
of a couple of weeks bum Creston , In. Miss
\Vehister retitruicil with her and vlhi spemith a
short time in ( lie city.
Miss Eihithm C. higgins of 111gb school
class of ' 97 returned to ( lie city from Mount
liolyoko college , South hinuhisy , Mass. , to
slienil ( ho summer viicatlon at imouume.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Little of California , who
are euirotite for Gerninny , spemt last. week
'lthm Mr. mimiul Mrs. J. 1. Baum. Mr. Little
Is connecteil with S'uiutdfords university.
Miss Gertrude E. Macember has gone to
Okoboji lake ( ci shiend thu suinnuer , a guest
of ( lie fnuiiily of her uncle , lion. Ii.V. . Mn-
comber of Carroll , In. , tut his cottage near
Aruiolii's l'nrk.
Mrs. Eulward htesewatcr returned frouuu
Jaimiestown , N. V. , last week , whiere she attended -
tended ( lie marriage of her son , Mr. ( ihiarhes
C. htosowatcr. She was necounpanied home
by Miss Itusewator of Cicvelnnth , 0.
Messrs. tiuuh Mesdamuies Morgan ahiul T. Mc-
Keeii of Terra , S. I ) . ; Mrs. Ii. M. Unchabbaf
auth Miss ltuthi Ayers of Ieadwood , 5 : I ) . ,
and Misses 11. hans , A. Urcheen , Morgan
unil Mr. Gauff amid Mr. Ueui Bates of 1)e Bolt ,
Neb. , attenuled tue Frost-Morgan weuluiluig.
lii tertiil ii uiieis of t lie 't'm'ek ,
A few friends were entertained by Mrs.
It. Peters at dliiner on Thursday ,
Mrs. N. Kuhn gave an elaborate dinner
Friday evenimig. Twelve guests were bIdden.
MISS otcima .tiamiiton gave a Iliik alter-
110011 ten on Thursuiny In homier of Miss Colton -
ton \Vuislitngton. .
In honor of Mr. anti Mrs. Mees , Mrs. 0.
: iI. hitchcock entottaluteul a thinner party at
her residence last night.
\'ct1uiesday night Mrs. Charles 1. Ford
gave an nti revolt- dinner to Mrs. It. Wiles
of Chicago , lirealdent of tIme fllbiols Fedur-
ation \\'omnen's Chubs.
One of the most delightful functions of
the week was ( lie luncheon given by ? mh isa
II. hewey in hmouior of Mrs. Marcy and the
Misr.s harper of Chicago.
On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. E. W.
Grunhich , in honor of Mrs. J. M. Granhich ,
cntertaiuicd a party of frientha , Itefresh-
memuts were served out the lawn.
Mrs. I. W. Kere of 518 South Tvcny-
sixth street gave an Ohul Glory inirty Friday
afteruiooii , tIme occasion bciuug the birthudiuy
uunntvcrsary of her lIttle granddaughter ,
Crenis.
Miss Louise Bennett , at ( lie home of her
Parents , Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Bennett , 2lt )
Dodge street , celebrated hoc umlaUt birthday -
day on 'l'imesulay afternoon by giving a lawn
fete to about fifty of her little ( clouds. The
colors remi , white and lime preuhompbnated ,
even to the retreshiunciuts.
"A Mornimig lii Alaska , ' ' one of ( lie novel
uutertaluuuiiemits of the week , was the morn-
lug luncheon given by MIs. i'enmiock at tier
home oii South Fortieth Street Thursday ,
Mrs. lIckoy gave a descrlittton of her trill
lii Alaska anti Mrs. Dumpster read a paper
on tile 501110 cotiiitry.
Mu' . antI Mrs. T. C. Broner gave a musical
at theIr resluicuice , 414 North NIneteenth
street , on Monuiay evening In homier of their
daughter's friend , Miss Worhey of York ,
Nob. A delightful programit was remuilercui
by Miss Daisy Higgins , Miss Woricy , Mrs.
King. M bits Schtrilmr , Measra. McCumie , Frank
Lea Short. anti Clinrhcs Higgins. Refreshments -
ments were served iii ( lie uiiumtng roont at
11 o'clock.
Mrs. J. M. Metcalf entertalneul thin follow-
log gttcsis at a htoiuse party last week at
her elegant home on Fleventhi street : Mr.
anti Mrs. A. P. Metcalf of Los Angeles ,
Cal. . Miss Anna Metcalf of St. Louts and
Miss hhuiuikley or Chicago. On Weulnesuhmiy
evonhiig Mrs. Metcalf teuidered her guests
and Mrs. Markee of Iloston a banquet. 'Phie
( lining room was transformed lute a bower
of floral loveliness by masses of roses amuti
ferns.
Messrs. nuid Meadames S. Tranerman , 13.
S. Trauerniami of Plttsburg , I. 0. Traucrmau ,
IMtmis Ilecluer of Sioux CIty , C. hlnas , F.
h3uxbaunu , II. Jehtingcr , Mrs. Ehise anti ilep-
cletta. 'l'rauermnn , Mr. Carl Tratinrtnan of
I'ittsburg amid Misses Moth. Fishel , Fisleil ,
Ilasiachier anti Kiefer of Chicago anti
Messrs. Louis Wolf and Li.Volf of Evans-
yule , Intl. , attend \Volt-Lobman and
Flshiei-Lobmiiaum wcddtimgs.
Mr. alit ! Mrs. George Linlnger's elahtornto
reception to the ( lebegates to the homeo-
Patiilc conveuitbun Friday evenIng was tim
social event of the week. Thuato receiving
were Mr. mind Mrs. George Llnlmiger , F. L.
Ituhber and wife , Miss htosa Ilctzet , Ir ) ,
WrIght iinui hr. \'noii , 'I'huc costUunes of thin
receiving women were particularly imilmireti.
Mis. Linbnger was gowneul bum a roat silk
creation of Worth's , with an overdrass of
old creani hand-wrought Spanish lace fominul
in it rare collection in the out count ry. Mrs.
Hailer ssou i a gowum of flgtureul silk strIp.'d
orgauuuhiu over vhuite silk , dianiomuds ; Miss
Ilctzel black silk and cream dtichiesstm lace.
Tin ) coachlag party given by Miss Julia
Oflicer iii linmior of Mis. 1Vihihiimmi h. Touti-
lins , MIss Tombhlis , Mrs. Markee of Boston ,
Miss Metcalf , sonto of the soloists anti
board of dIrectors of thin Apollo chum , on
\'cduiesilay afternoon , was a ummoat delight-
fuil affair. They hint at thnn MIllard hotel
aimul adjourneil to the lioune of MItts Officer
Imu Council Biufls where refreshments \vi're
served , Miss OhIo Cool ; assistiumg. Two large
coachicit , each drawum by four horses , took
( lie Imierry party tilt over Council Bluffs
vuibeys. vine uiralel ( hills auuih lute mommy
of time Ii iii ii tin greemu liii it-er seeui ted ciii - ic-
sacs for which Cotjimclh hihitifa is noted. The
rich 'nIcs ( If ( lie Apollo cliii ) aingors In
u.omigs cli route ittitied to ( lie luhastire of ( ho
oceaiuioii.
\\e.lliiIuugt4 111111 i-iigitgm'iim'uits.
Citrula arc out amimmnmuichtig time w'dm1ilmg of
Miss Mabel Frances Comnfort to Mr.S'Il -
hintu Arthur h'autrldgc cii Vethmmesilay , June
29 , ut ilie rcsbdtflc ( of 1)r. anti Mrs. F. A.
Cuimifort. Rev. P. J , Mackay olilciatimig.
Mls Carolyn Altliatis uas niarm'bed at Pier
iionte on 'l'ticbuiiiy , iLlume 21 , to Mr. James it.
1)auvmir. ltev. Dr. Icimhins imrformnc'mh time core-
loony. ( 'lie iu't'uldbmig wits a ( itilet miffair. The
bride St 05 gouvlicti In a whIte tirgunmlhti itati
carried limit earmiatiomis. Miss Miuld Coons-
much was mmmiii of honor neil tIr. I hurry
Couulismmman test unami. The ushers were
Colonel traumk P. hinmilomitr. . S. A. I IUt ( ii-
immsoui. Mr. lttaar is coumnceteti with the
Uuihoii l'acillo call way.
Tue irii.uirliigm' of Miss ICathierlno .Griihhths
to Mr. Iitiwalui llruuer was soiemumitzeul L
the Koulitzu Memnol liI church on'mtuhiie $ -
( lay afteritoon ot 2 : : mo r'cloch ; . The ccci-
many was iici furuiie'l by ( lie pastor , Iter.
1loiiw J. Tuirhit' . Tlu hrhtiuu iipiiearmd lii a
gOwn of wimito ergandba m'titi camTit'ti It
bouquet of lrtdm' loi.es. ihe was atteidc'l ,
by Misa Agnes Net'se , who wits attirut lii it
v.htte orgumidlu ovir Iduili. Mr. Ernest 0.
hiuuidottm acted as bust ni'.i , After (1w cero
mnotmy the itriulum anti groolul were heartily
commgratiiatt'ii by their frienubi in the lecture
mcclii of thi chitmrch Mr. auid Mrs. Iiruuier
left on ( Ito evening ( raIn for cmi exleiitieui
trip east. Mr. hlruumer Is a proumulstag young
railroad amnum und odtmIiics a respoimslbie I
positiomi iii the freIght ulepartmncnt or the
LJiulout Psetfic.
The mumarrimuge of Miss Vioba May Morgan
to Mr. George \V. Frost occurred out last
Wednesday afternoon , Junme 22 , at time home
of ( tie brhtie'tm parents , 2519 Ohio strest.
Hey , J , M , Wilson of the Casteliar Street
I hut Ii lii. t foruned time icremulony TIm'
1,1-tile ai ath Itiethl liv imcr l5teT AltO as-mu
the gronun by P. AI < ocstetms. The wedding
" ( Is hitliitte , t1i : ( tismIeui by only mt few
friends amiti re1atISt , Those ( limit nrtook
of the wedding ii1uuiihr were 11ev. anti Mrs.
J. M.'ilson Mr. And Mrs. Morgan , Mr.
antI Mrs. T. McbVeon of Terra , S. I ) . , Mrs.
F. M , McNabb uof. deauhuootl , Mrs. lttmth
Ayers of Ieadwq ut.Mrs. . F. E. Gauiff , Miss
Blanche blesstis Ada McKen , MIsS
°
Ml rtlo Morgan , 1T Elmer McNahb , Mr.
George ( muff , M ? : hen hates of 1)e Bolt ,
t , .
tli
l'ieiiiiii reM iii l'r.uieet ,
The conuing cumt .1f the week wilt be the
bulb at ( ho Milhrd hoLd Monday night ,
given in hemmer of the members of thin
lmonueopathlc cnvention. , The receIvIng
I'arty will be th olTcers of ( lie convention.
They will be assisctI'by Mestlatnes S. A , Mc-
\'horter , C , SquIis , It. Connell , Iianchett ,
A. Campbell and. A. hhtinchiett of CouncIl
iiltifl. The Misses Iloagland , Squires anit
Taybor wilt assist In serving at the punch
bowls.
Oi.1i.t. SVtt'ltiiS
Ulmremie.
Mr. Frank Tracy visited frbemitis in tUnic
Saturday.
MIss Agmios Nelsofl visited friends in
Omaha Saturday.
There was an ice cream social at the
I'resliyterian church Tuesday evening.
Mr. 'IV. II. llnckus left yesterday for a brief
visit with friends in Siotix Falls. S. D.
Mr. Menke of Blair was here visIting
relatives Tuesmlay and Wednesday of last
iveck.
Mr. James Itimicald of Leroy , Ill. , was
'lsitilig with J. C. Kirk Monuiay of last
week ,
The Episcopal church wIll gIve an Ice
cremumn socIal at the city ball Thursulay
C vening.
Mrs. Powell and ilaughiter of BlaIr were
vIsIting relatives hero Tuesday nuiui
\'i'dnsday.
S. F. Sklmimmer , the ferrymnan here , went to
Sloan , Ia. , Saturday to visit with his faiumtly
for a few days.
Mr. W. S. Seavey of Denver , Cola. , was
here visIting Captain Fratik Reynolds ( "ci-
( lay amid Smiturulay ,
Ernest M. Siatery , an attorney of Chad-
ron , Nub. , was the guest of W. B. lhiickus
Thttirsulny and Friulay.
Time farmers near hero all report the corn
crop in a flourishing condition and promts-
log a very large yield.
Mns. L. Gray of flehievue , Neb. , was vIsit-
itig witlu the family of F' . S. Tucker 1ioumday
niutt TUesday of last week ,
Mr. nail Mrs. C. C. Iflimlltoit visIted
frtemids tim Council Bluffs Saturday , return-
lug hottie Sunulny nuorninmg.
Mrs. Charles Unlink of Jefferson , In. , is
hole vIsIting tier sister , Mrs. W. II. Rose ,
nuiul attemidlng ( ho exposttioui.
Miss Itla Miller , one of thin teachers of
( lie liubhic schools here , is attenulhtig the
Summer School of Metliouls to Omaha.
Mrs. M. Daily anti two little daughters
visited In Omaha several days last week
with Mrs. Daily's mother , Mrs. Foster.
Mrs. Henry l'ctcrson of Crescent , ( a. , was
visiting her sister , Mrs. George Stahon ,
Saturulay atiti Siiiitiay , returning honie Mon
day.
day.Mr.
Mr. fl. Olson of Blair was hero visittumg
his lurothcr Stuturtlay anti Sumiday , and at-
teuided ( lie expostUoui one day while lie was
hero. : .
I. , . N. Warlloi baa , built eight hoots ( lie
last. week for use on Seymour lake , vcst of
Omaha , as ( lie lake is now fixed up for a
summer resort.
Mr. Frank ScMt1ent to South Omuahuit
Thursday to meet his brother , who is on his
way to Cuba with .n rcgluneiit of rough
rIders fi'omn F'orti htuimsehl , 's'yO ' ,
Mrs. J. C. Kintlreii , ' Mrs. M. B. ( 'otter niud
Mi-s. tV. R. t'aht attenuled ( lie marriage of
Mr. John Tuttle cC thms place amid MIsS Mary
Iticklanti of Arhimm toim , Neb. , iii Omimaha
Wednesday. , , I
Mrs. W. 11. 1inelum. MIss Ida MIller amid
Miss Mattte Tutqlcer. teachmcrselect for ( he
public school here , \i'ore iii atterutlammce at
thi teachers' iuiittitnto at Oniaha Monulay
anti Tuectiny.
The school boruiki Called a special imicetttm
Friday mulght thtF'pmirposo of awardIng
( Ito contract fort finishing another school
room. The couitract was nwaruieui to Mr.
FInle3 of Omaha.
Mr. Henry Oster and two dauglmters of
HartIngton , Neb.t'ero vIsiting with Mr.
A ntouie W'elchiertVculmuesday auiul Tiitirsday
ammul attended the exhmosltioii while here. Mr.
Oster is a promiilnemmt farmer of Cedar
county.
I I . mL ( ) ii ,
Thin Ladles' Aid society met at the home
of Mrs. Simmiutuci Flmmlaysomi last veek.
Mrs. hyatt of Omaha spent last Suuutlay
visiting with her frIend , Mrs. J. A. Morgan.
Miss Young was a guest at the houno of
her cousin , Mrs. George O'lirben. the last
week.
I.tr. , and Mrs. Charhemu MIles and son of
Oniahma itpetit a day last week visiting with
Mr. amid Mrs. Woods ,
The official boarul of thin Methodist Epbs-
copal chtmrcii held a meeting at time church
on last Momiulay evening.
'l'hiere wIll he no niorntmig services at the
Methodist church. Evenimig services will
coniniomice at S ii. in. , held by tue pastr ,
icsMr. . Bross.
The puipilim of the Ikasoti u'hoohs before
separating for the sumnmmer vacatIon spoilt a
delIghtful tiny picnicking at Hansconu park
last Saturday wet'hc.
Mrs. F. Ii. Watenpaugh of Omaha , for-
muerly of ( lila place. wns lii Ilensomi last
Monuiay bldiibuig goodby to her old frictils
before her departure for ( lie south.
The clilhilremi's day exercises were gIven
by time Sutiday school scholars of the Meth-
crust church last Snumulny evemiiimg , Time pro-
grammi was well rendered to a good auth.
cncc.
A miunibor of the members of the Fraternal
Umilon lodge vcnt to Onnaima Thtursulny even-
bug to attetiul ( lie reception given hty Ban-
her lodge , No. Ii , iii hioaor of Smipretno
Secretary Ilanley ,
The Omaha Kimighits of time Maccabees
gave a free eumtertalmmuiieiut at flensomi in ( tic
town huh last Saturdiuy eveiming. An cx-
cehlemit progranmu was rcnuhc'retl , consisting ( if
somigs amid tahlenux. Time history of time order
want dlsemisioul ii > ' Frank Johnson , deputy sit-
prcumiu commimaniler , nnd i'rof.'liiioui of
1)cwoy tent , No 79.
iimiimlee ,
A soui born elm Fritiny mornitmg to Mr.
anti Mrs. Guy Myer.
On Saturulny Airs. JuinesV. . Ilantiltoti cmi-
tcrtnluied Miss Morse aumul Miss Fischer at
tea.
Mis Katittirlute Morse of Oititulia spout
hart of ( lie vt.'ek utithi Miss SophIe Fischer ,
4823 iavcnport str et.
Time young pcopl of Duntlen held a mmicet-
i . at the scimitib hjoimso oil Thiuratlay even-
intl for the iuimrltstsm' of nrgamiizlmug a hutt'n
it'iiimtui chub In the vhhIage. ( iioif amid crotluet
are 51 III iuidimlgeih to sonic extent.
'I'lio tmiotithily Sunduuy immusicals hell at the
1)mumtiico school ii iuuie are growimmg iii favor ,
cii slioi'ui by ( lie I1creaHeil iitt emiulamice a'h
I line. Timorn is ii giiou uit.'nb of musical tuitmit
ill thin village of htotit a vocuul nail immstrti-
titcimtal nature , iuiuij nhymgrnmns of hutch mnerit
are gotten up mmt iIwrt notice
't'nim' t mmiii , . ,
CiIIYFNNE , % ? , JOule 2i.-Shiedlah (
'h'cicgraimu.-F. ) Mit llarrett of Play Cretic.
Crook county , eothmmuttteui suicide Saturulay
by takimig mnorphili1e sir. Barrett hati llve'ii
Iii Crook county dr ¶ me host ten years. lie
uxpcyidcd a lnrg ftumoummmt of lmuomiey itt tutu-
jmrolltubIc in'cstumm1'itts uiiul it is thought by
I is trien is tiLt lii nu'lnt OVCu uk timmaimelab
I C verEcs mintusutieti ills smubuil anti drove himn
In the act of takimig his lIfe. Mr. Barrett
With a ummamu of euitmcatioti and culture , II
scru'eut witii distinction imi time VyouiiIng
state legIslature ltm 1895. h1 was 50 years of
ago anti leaves a wife.
iliImt A m * i I iery ii ( , i.N ,
Chil1YENNl , 't't'yo , , June 2.--Specbat (
'l'ehcgrani.-Timo ) Alger lIght artillery , a
crack mnliltary orgammlzatloti of this city ,
mmummmberhumg 125 amen , left lucre on a special
lJm-JL'ml P.itlc train at 5 o'eloct. this evening
for Saui Fratmeisco. The battery tank two
dclii guns anti Is fairly well equippei antI
drilleul. 'I'lmere was a big demonstration at
the depOt hien the men left.
. .en wLo
fUllN OUT i FORCE
( ContInued from First Page )
MIss Jenny Osborne. soprano ; Miss Mnhio
( 'rawtori'is. alto ; Mr , holmes Cowpcr , tenor ;
Mr. Charles W. Clark , basso Admlssbouu ,
.25 cents.
Wediucmalay afternoon , June 29 , 3 o'clock ;
Fatten's "Isaiah , " umtiuier the direction of
the composer , W'illarut Patteti , The Mba-
neapohls chorums. Soloists : Mrs. Genevieve
Clark Wblsonsoprano ; Mrs. Katharimie FIske ,
cotitralto ; Mr. Frederick Carberry , tenor ;
Mr. Charles W. Clark , basso. Adnuissiotm ,
2 cents.
IIAVIN'S " ( ltl.t'L'It ) " IS ) ) .
( hIemi iii time Aitditnrliiiii by ( lie liii.
1iiiiiii' , Chiiiriii . .ssiiimtt Imimi ,
The iubuque Choral association , ummudor
the direction of Mr. Vt'tlhtnin ii. Pontius ,
gave mu performance of time "Creation" by
Ilaythiu anti "Barbara Frietciuie' by Jules
Joruian last evening at ( Ito oxlOsttiOfl 4ti
uittoriuni in time Preselico of uiut audience of
about 1,000 leottle , The chorus ntittubctetl
seventy-five siiigers , but snug with a vol-
11010 of tone ( list wouid have done credit to
tvIco ( list mtuntbcr. Prof. I'ontbtts is a good
drilhimuaster. lie is full of life and huts such
commflulcmuco in huiniselt atmd in lila sIngers that
lie carries tiicnu through all sorts of dltfl-
culttes with Iterfect safety whiemi one less
confidemit ould meet disaster , By ( hIs it
is hot meant that the members of the
choral associmitlotu uirenoteqtumtl to tint
worK cmiosomi nor pertorinatice , ciii. I1IIILV.Lli
simmiply a just trIbute to the conductor. Ills
ititerpretatlon of the oratorio was intisi-
cianiy auth his choice of tenipi muhmmuost nl.
ways accurate. lie is not as fauniliar with
( Ito orchestra as hue should be atid Iii con-
uhuctlmmg ( Ito recttntivcs lie mauls ( lie task
rather ditilcuit by neglectIng to tuark wIth
lirecishemu thin bcgluiuutng of each bar. If
ito loud been before a body of less tiioroimghi
nutislelans thimimu those of the Thomas orehmes-
tm he might have hind trouble nt times
last evening , The sitmgiumg of the chorus
was full of spirit ammii merited the etithiusi-
astle applause which was miccoruied to nil
its work. The music of the "CreatIon" is
immtrtcato amid far front easy , but. mill time
diflhcuhties were successfully met amid coum-
uucted. Dubuque tins just cause to hi
Proud of its choral assoelatiomi.
The soloists wore Mrs. Sopimia Markce ,
soprano ; Mr. henry Stoe , tenor , timid Mr.
Ilottier Moore , baritotie. Mts lst'ihe , Rose
vas amumioumuced as' ( lie cotitraito anti was
brought all the way from New York to siti ,
( Ito contralto solo part in ( lie "Creation , "
but as there never has been ally such lart
iii the oratorIo , of course , shw thu meet sing
It. This oversight. by commiposer l-imtydn , whio
evitletitby ulid tiot foresee the action of ( lie
mmiusbcal departtuetlt of time exposition , coni-
3tChiei it to look nbout for somimethmlmmg else
for Miss hose to simig nimd nit appeal
tootle to tue universal genius of the late
Mr. handel , well kmiowti bit Otminlia as ( lie
composer of "The MessIah , " selectious lucia
which vero rccotmtly gIven by time Apollo
club of Chicago. The result was ( hint MIss
ltose snug ( lie beautiful arIa , "Lascba Chm'Io
Piango , ' ' Irma ' 'Rhmmaluio , " ( llsplaying a lovely
contralto olce and a most artistic style of
almiging. It Is to ho hulled that sue many
yet be emigaged for ati oratorio iii which
there is a hart for bier amid that she mnity
be lienril utitler circunistances that s'iil
afford her an opportunity to shioiv her full
Iowers as an artist. Site wilt slug a solo
thmI moriilng at time First Comigregatlonab
church at tue regular service.
Mrs. Market , possesses a clear soprano
voice of especially good quaibty in the upper
register and consbulernhibe flexibility. 11cr
singing is not broad enough for oratorio , but
fmmmtber stutly u'ihl secure tthl the needed immu.
lirovemetit. She was vell received by the
audience.
Tile temmor , Mr. Stowe , has a lyric voice of
comualderable power numd sings in a mnusibntily
inamimmor. lie is fond of his high notes aiiti
occpsbommaiiy sacrifices the Itutegrity of time
interpretation lii oruier to decioumatrate their
xbstemice. lIe was also uvell received , as
viis also ( lie baritone , Homer Moore.
Time concert closed with a short patrlolbc
cantata by Mr. Jordan , time best musIc In
iu'imlcht Is "Thin Star 1uamigleti flanuier , " Thu
playing of ( lie orchestra was ( lIlly as ar-
tlstic as one would expect from time musi-
claims who compose It.
Ci'i t ii t lie , hI he.
Upon comnpheiuig our duties as architects-
in-chief of the Tramimminississippi and Inter-
mimutionni ExpositIon we wish to give public
expression to our appreclathomi of time su'rv-
ices of ( lie professional men 'vIto have beoul
associated with us in this enterprise.Vo
feel ( lint tue measure of sutcccsii of time
archItecture anti grounds. vhuichu iii , we be.
hieve , universally ackumowleulged , is dime to
the traIning , skill , energy , Anal specially to
tint earmiest good ss'lbl and unity of nctbomm of
tlto architects of tue priuicipal hinlbdings.
\Ve also wish to recognize our itmuiehiednesmu
to Mr. Luther Sticringer anti Mr. henry
Rustin for the sehmt'mmio of lighting of tIme
grounds aumtl for thin Intrfectiomi of that
scimemne , u'liich we believe has never been
equmableul iii its effect ; also , especially to Mr.
Itumdolphu Uiricii for lila indefatigable amid
succcsstuil labors in layimmg out anti bringing
to coumphetion the Inmiulseape nrclmitectumre ; to
Mn' . \Veatberwax for his ohliciemit. atmil umi-
tiring services both as duel uirauighitsniuin
amid as construetboum ertrmmmr'er , amid to Mr.
William Bellamy , time sanitary engineer , for
huls invaluable nsshstautce in ( hat tlcbart-
inent. , Vhmiiu in mmiamuy milrectloos we have
rerciveui vabilmuhile itdvfce umumil ai'l , we uiciro
thin puiiihlc to kumow ( lint it is niiove mill to
thin ummmitcd efforts ammil cordial co-oper.utomm of
liroressloumab nidum of well kmiown amid ii.t-
umsuith ability titmit the creuhlt of tiuieeesa is
due.VtLKflR ICIMIIAt.L ,
ArehmIt tiuiCuubet
l'ri'InI isis I Iit 'Ii , rim rest.
OMAhA , Juno 25.-To time CItizens of
Onuahmt : I hi a beemm requmi'steul to ii Ii 000 mmcc
( hint ilmi' Truumismumissisitippi Turmmfest will htoiui
I ts all ii ummul uncut bug iii eu r city , bt'gi mmmi I mug
Jimmie : io , an couitimmiuing uiimthb July 8. 'fhija
society of our Germimaim-Ammmcrhi'nn citizemiut Is
one of the mmiost imnportuunt orgamuizatiomis 1mm
time couititry for promiiotbng strong IimYSlCab )
ummanhood oimd wonmmamiiiooii.
There will be macro ( hmamm fOO jierformnbng
ttmrmiers In rmttc'titlammce , nmmd mit least 10,000
people are expected to visit the city dtmrlumg
( lila nuimiumal niceting. The colors amid tinuigea
of ( lie turnfest % % 'iii ito cii sale at tint flag
stores of ( lie city , aitui our citizeti are cc-
quested to decorate their retutuiemices iiumui
places of bushmmt'ss bum honor of the o'raslomi.
FltANl B. MOOItIS , Mayor ,
Bin Uoyel is ( tin litjhttst grade baking vowder
kiutitin. Acimisi testS show it joes ona.
third further tiioi uny other broad.
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IhtT NTOiO , Jamuinica , Jimmie 2.--
( New Yomkorhul Cabhegrmumiu---Special Tele-
gramn-'rho ) disadvmintuigo of a kick of
horses for time army tins becoinma more nIt-
imrent. At Ihiaqutiti ( intro are emily hiom-sco
enough to drag the artillery nuid noun evenu
for ( ho . officers. ( lemmeral Lnwton hail to
alk at tim head of his ( hoops. Time correspondents -
respondents whose horses thu not comae are
in dire straits. Msjor Forbes of the htougim
Itiders borrow cii a nmtile , The (2uibaius hang
any person sctiibiig horses or tonics. Due
sohi imis mule for Ii0 anti as pimrstted into
the nmoumntalns by the Cuban soldIers. Phi-
luitches have beeti sent to hmtmrry thtc htcurses
along. The roads are bad auiml there be real
difficulty in travelitig , Tue tusk of moving
the siege gums toward Santiago hiegan to-
tiny. These are f-iiiclt guns arid very
iienvy.
ROUG1I.RIDERS IN Ii1
( Coimtimitmetl froinFiruit Page. )
vclt Were gratified with tIme u ork uhomii' ( my
( hue rough rulers oil ( he first occasIon of
their beimig tinder fire.
\Vhtemi it becamiuc evlulcuit thin Spaimiards
were giviuig ill ) tue fight , senrchulimg hintleS
went through time thickets auth tail grass
amid Iiieki Ill ) ( lie di'ntl anti woimmideui. The
hatter were carried ( I ) a field hiesiittil to
( lit , rear half mu miiile , and till ntteiutlomi t'as
glvemm thmeni , wimilo lirelarntbomi i us hindu to
reniovo ( hero to Jurnguua.
Twelve Spanish deuuil were fouuiiti ium the
bumahm , iittt t lie A umi eric1u a s lmmado no sitce liii
effort to ascertain tim emmc'uny's luisses. it is
believed time botiies foutmi lopresemit omihy a
summahi lortion of tIme cumeiiiys ( heath , unul a comu-
servati'e csiiuiate of their boss is gIvemu at
least fifty.
The sun was boiling down on tin' field of
battle mull tim ( line and several troops were
overcome , A slirlmig i-iui4 fotutiti micar by anti
( hi' soldiers filled thicir enmitceims froni it.
Iteluforcemticnt front .lmuriiguma uhbil miot or-
nyc imuitil ( lie fight wuis over. It was umeces-
sary to st'nul a large supply of hrovbsiomts to
the sohuhiers and the only mucous of doing
this was by pack trains , which are slow.
It Is believed ( lie troopers trIll be free
from attack wiiere they tre inuI ( lie Span-
lartis wihl not attemumpt to repeat tue play
( lucy iuulopteul (0(1113' of biocklnmg the oiivarul
mn.'irchi of time Americans iii the ulimectboti of
Santiago ,
'II . ' ' ' ' . ' I ' ii t s . , I' I ) m..im mm Vepus t' I s , J mm ii , ' 20 ,
At Boston-Aurivcul Catolina , frotu Liv-
Cr110111.
At Ilaiiiburg-Arrlvcd-Augtmsta Victoria ,
frommi New York.
At Naples-SaIled-Kaiser Wllhmelnm , for
New York.
At Liverpool-A rrivctlCummupamila , froiii
New York ; 'rtuuric , front Nui 'iomit.
A t ilavre-Sahlctl--La 'rouiruiltme , for Not
York.
At Soutimaniptomi-Sabbeil---hii'rhhmm. for N'uv
York.
At Ammtwet'p-Snliud-ICenslmigton , for New
York.
At hireunen--Saibed-lluemnemu , for N'im
York ,
Vork-Sulleuh--M bum mmou'as1a fur
At New - ; - - ,
Lomidoii ; I'emimusyivmmmia ; , for Ilaummhiimrg ; Kais'r
Frederick , for llremmien ; La Navarre , for
I I avrm' ; ljmui bria , to r Livt'rp id ; Ethi I oiiia. fuim'
Glasgow ; Nettstrailn , for Lisbomi ; TimiiigvuIIa ,
fey Copemihagen.
ii I ) U C A 'I' I ON Al. .
Brownefl
( ) peiis Sejt , 19th , ISlIS.
Boarding and 1)113' School lot' Girls
Under tin ? direction of itt. Rex' . George
\Vorthbngtomm , S. 'I' . 1) . , Li. , D. PrImary ,
hireparatorY tttiii collegiate roumrscs , Cotn-
of tauclicm' . Nodei'n
Peteuit corps mactim-
tiuls and every advatutnge uii'fereli. Strict
attention puuid to the mitortil , niemutitl antI
lihi'stu'al veil being of ( be ittusleimts , Dililo-
iflhtS rooferreil. Prepares for all colleges
open to womemu. Svecfal coui'ites in IIfgiu-
or Fmighlsum , Selcuices , Ammcimit amid 1ttuuiiriu
I.utuiguares. : tuisln mu lid Art. 'J'crnis niod-
Ci.Zt t C. hum iiili mm . ' re I ' I rcd a liii I a excoil cmi
order. Sutmiitai'y diukuimug. Satisfactory
steam lieumtlmig.
Parents and gunrdiiumim ulesiriimg to outer
pupIls \t'lil pleas s'mmti for ettimloguue , om
iiIpmy nicrs'iuuuhl to
Mrs. L. R. Uptoii , Prki.
Bi'iiviiiaII H.Lhi , ( ) iiuitlmuu , Neb
Two KILLED BY A FALL
tt'mtrsiilIsig tlluess 'tufly , i'r.'s'iitItiitlIlE
14 I I roil Vnriii'rs trimni i'flii nh
risiur. to lineimm.'ittm
hUTTI , Mont. , Juimme 2ily ( the glviuig
'a ) ' or time scaffoluhltig on ( hue fourth door
of the big llennesu'c'y ' builltllng imow iii course
'
of constrtmctlomu , tubs nft.'rimnomm , ' ' Iron
workers iero hi-dCiPitfltCtI , to t 1100 ?
tueiciw. The death are :
.l0lh CUNNINGhAM.
PitANIC A1.tlEhLT.
TIme iuijtmred
w. , J. llnrrlsomi , imutermmaliy lnjtmred.
J. II , hlrouu mu , lmmtei nuilly imijurctl ; mimay tile ,
Johimm McNumtt , fractured skull.
II. M. Muc'r : , fractured skull ; recoverT
tloumbt fum h , J
lIm'lte s'i tif ii is ituuli.
A. P. tilammit of htavenmumi , Neb. , inaule it
call umpomt Pet \'dtti. ) , 218 North I'ievCnthm
street , liit night , havIng In his PsSCSsbi ) %
$7i30. The auonc' was the gross te lptui of
a wltmdmnill busimuess u lmlchi hiluimith hmmi been
opertutimig for several years iii his tmntlvo
towh. At tiia comuctuisioum of time evemulng lie
found ( hint $061) ) of ( lie mumoimeyV0u4 uimissliig ,
Time wonman vns uurrcstt'd ftmi hiurcetmy fiotmi
tIme persomi , but the utiutmucy bias not hut'cii
recovered ,
Miutto of Otitma at 'rue lice om1eoomaha
( 'oummiell hlhumiTuu or South Omimnhmim. ( 'at , ,
eotihoui ( rout pngs' . , 'ttiuhrois ' . , mbtn : ( miap
ile nut.
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iii t1ii t1.y1es that.
4f)1 : ladies like'L
SifITWAITS all kiuuiit , imi CLJIti'S ,
_ hihuek u't' i'hm [ to ,
URESSSKIIITS Ihikin , piquic , wool '
iIk [ mtiid Msmhait'4
S UFiS IuulI&nt' tmuilot'ed stilts thu boit
,
( mu Ointilna
PETTLCOAT ° ' hitpc amuti
- eolociuigs.
tlti,1 lit Uiutlot'vezti' , tIme bo't uuiado-
' [ 'I eu- \o I I lii gc it tul I lel ts I it it I 1 poiuuh ar
stylc. Pi'ice. the LOWEST.
KSflELll ) 1'
CLOASUITCO ,
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IIYDROPATHIC PhYSICIAN.
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hiltAlS Aih iiSLi.StS SbIIi
Massage , Gyninastic
( Ssedhh Mosenwntu [ Iccirici ty
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ANT ) \rt.1.i.l ( tLl ,
LAtHES A'U ) ( ; tNll ( bIN ,
109-110 Bce Building . .
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Warm Weather -
Miioary
203 South 15th
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Bensofl ,
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2OI2 South 16th St.
SPEAL F'fl OAV
A iiztnulsoune uitmucy s-ttu'ipod fast L'OiOm'ut'1i SIciet , with ( omit' m'uIhlua on
tmmnbm'ehla tlitilmiCo-pi'lee otmiy' $1. 19I mmdmuy.
\Vhm ito Skit'ts vit hi tt'itlo emtmnbm'ie It imuumeu , tt'uimmuurul [ uvitim 'I'ou'ehton imisen'-
ti'uim unit' nuud a hith f limehien wide , edge 2 itichioi t'lc1o-regmmiai pm'iuo $1.75
-MtinitIty 95c
\V Iii Lu CiLuim Imm'bu , -1t I 't , with deep I muii'mi lieu umee , til mummnotl id thu uvid o iii-
sot. Lit ) mu , 8mm ci : ji i n it ii iv I ii t I uueol lI I n ul , m d mu itt mu file--ut ( ) S It I rti'I ' unit uty
$1 . 50.Vhm ito l tial in Skii'ts with etmmubt'ie t'uiiliu and cmii bt'oitlui'y-
Mt mmday 69c
Shini't 'uIiishimt I7suhct'tilclt'ts , isitli gi'ou ) 1)1 four timekum , tioiimlay 25
4\ Chulids'Vhmitst ' 1)rosu-2 lmtit1 : i years niitulu Cf i"i'ouichn Nuiiuutoclc , cnn-
lm'uldut'eml yoke itnil htten tt'hintuuod t'uiflios'tltmmdtty 59c
All the mmciv tlmingpi in Sli I R'I''AIS'I'S fm't'mmi 50c up
ci Soveiilrs5 , .
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55\ \ and Your Laces (
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4 . , Mak' /urposefor /
pr Fine Fabrics a:1 : Flue Shiiis.
A PURI , wi-wrn , FLOA'J'ING SOAP. \ _ _ .f.
Made Imy 'Flue CLJDAIIV SOAP \VOJtKS , , Ommialta , Li , , j' ,
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