Nebraska Newspapers

    OMAHA BAIL.Y BEE : SUNDAY , OCTOUEH 2 , 1808.
AVAM'IJII 1 O IIOIUKMV.
YOUNG man .having a coed position and
owning his own home w in H J.uo for ono
joar. AddrMB C 4. , Bee 3772 *
UI't'UllMiV
NLY eon ft mido having vvulst line
Room lu , Crclghtun Illk , 16th & D
131 CM
AI1CTIOV.
J. It. MAXCY Si CO. , auctioneers , room 519
1'nxton block , vvnnt your auction sales of
rral catnto. incrchandUe , furniture , llvo
slock , utc. S93
SCHOOL UP I , VM.I AiC.
CIIATllljAINH InnBiniKo ochool , Trench ,
German Sinnlsh 301 Hoyd's Theater , day
nnil ( veiling cliisf Dryi-Ojn
IM. AMI IKIMMS
1212 T\IINAM street , boxing taught cin-
rli ntly In U IPPHOIIS , send for clrcul irs.
Poland T II MotiHtory. SOO 2 *
VIOLINS
C A PASt : , vh llns repaired. 41C Sheoly hlk
2'iS Nil
OrTICAI. .
KYE9 tested free. Optlcnl Ins't , Sheely hlk.
_ 9 Id Nov. , ! )
H < IIOOI , I'Oll DIIHSS CtTTIMJ.
LATEST tnllor system , dlplornns awarded
Mrs .Martin gcu'l agt le.ichcr 2 35 C'h.irles.
772 021
IIOI SIJ MOVI2H.
W COY , removp-l to 17lj ( St Mnr.v'u Avp
1'HIVATIJ IIOSIMTAI , .
DH LIEHCR , cnncers , female diseases.
1912 Leavenvvorth. M 117 Oct-l
lit IIIII.il STAMPS AMI STHNCILS.
OMAHA Kubber Stomp Co , 215 So 13th.
Phone 1023. Write for catalogue
-A14J9 O12
TUMI .
PIANOS tuned , $150 Rose , 1521
O9
vrunns.
WK SOLICIT and furnlih posltons for
stenographers free The Smith-Premier
Typewriter Co Telephone l.'Sl. S94
OIiASS WORKS.
LATHAM A : PEPIIAl" Mfr of ornamental
windows , churches , residences , 101J Tarn
M.121 (114
BTAMMKIUNr ] AMI S'l I 'I TI
SCHOOL for euro nf thrso defects Julia
13. VnUKhan. 300 N Y Life blelp 73G O18
ruiiMTt itn
UPHOLSTniUNG , Lundecn , 1523 Lenth
222 Kov29
LIPH Insurance policies bought for cash ,
Illclmrd llerzfelel , 171 L.iSallo St , Chi-
cnco O0b G.J
SOMETHING now Jn stock and homls. pays
200 per ctnt per year on Investment , nn >
amount : Investors secured pajablo an >
tlmo , no speculation , b < " > t ipforonces
write for particulars Investors Trust
1221 Arch St . Philadelphia , 1'n 119 2'
rUHMTUKR
M. B. WALKIN , 2111 Cumlnfj. Tel , 1331
805
MCHT SfllOOU
OMAITA Shorthand College , bookkeeping ,
Boyd's theate- 543 O25 *
GOOD , quick , cheap Down stis. 1302 far'n
MJ12 O.J7
IIIOYCM : IIII AIIU % < : .
WORK Kuarantoed Lawrence Cycle Co
H5 N. 15 ( , - OJ2
AMI ni
H. B. BTARK & CO , 1110 Douglas.
817-O-28
MASON WORK Jobber , j : . llealy , 1S22 Claik
120 O20
HAiimvnon IUMIIIU.
OMAHA Hardwood Lumber Co , oik , hick
ory , ash , cypress , poplar , etc. 13 .t Calif
l.'S O2C
SUES S : CO. ,
. .PATENT. .
IA\\UKS AM ) SOtlCIIOR !
Bee Illdq , Omaha. Neb.
Bcurt for our froi ! Iment-
01 Ouldu Tel 1UJ.1
OLKAIl l-AHMS I'Oll OMAHA HUALTl
OH CASH.
A RARH CIIANCU-1CO aero Improvcc
farm In Hitchcock Co SO ncrcs under cul
tlvatlon. SO nciea pralrlo land .ill Rood
reliable Innd , house 11x29 , birn , 16v40
Branery for 2,000 bu of grain , rhlckci
house , 10x14 ; well urul windmill ; clear o
Jncumbr.inco. Will exchange for a clen :
cottngo In northern part of Omarm
Howard County 3J ) ncrcs O'i miles fron
St. Paul ; peed raw land ; price $750 pe
acre ; ono-thlrd cash , bnlaiico at G per con
Intavcst.
ICO ncies SMi miles from St. Paul ; gooi
land ; sonic under cultivation and sowed ti
winter wheat , price , $750 per ncro , one
third cash , balance nt G per cent. Tlies
two tracts nro bargains.
Flno farms in Voik , Polk , Clay am
Adams Counties nnd rare bargains.
. W. CAIIL04JK ,
103 South 15th Street. Omaha
HAIIAVAY TIMI3 CAIin.
JFRKMONT. hLKHORN {
Missouri Vnlloy Railway-
General Oltlcex , Unite- -
States National Hank Bids
Southwru Corner Tvvclftl
-
nnd l Srnum Streets Ticket Office. 140
Farnam Street Telephone , 5ol Depol
15th and Webster Streets. Telephone 1.455
Leave. An Ive
Black Hills. Deadwood -
wood , Hot Springs. 1.00 pm 5.00 pr
Wyoming. Casper '
and Douglas. . 1 S.OO'pm 5.00 pr
Hastings , York Da-
\Id City , Superior ,
Genevii , Exeter &
Beward . 1 3:00 : pm 5 00 pr
Norfolk , Verdlgro
and Fremont 8:15 : am " 10:45 : nr
Lincoln , Wahoo &
Fremont " 8.1o am 10:45 : nl
Fremont Local . . S 15 am
York Passenger. . . . ' 6.10pm 9:40 : at
Dally " Dully except Sunday Sin :
day only. " Dally cxuuut Saturdaj
{ ( CHICAGO , ST PAUL. MIN
ncnpolla & Omaha Rallvva
General Otllccs , Nebrabk
Division , rif teenth an
_ _ _ , Webster Streets. Clt
Ticket Ofllce. 1101 Taniam Street. Tolt
tihcne , 6G1 Depot , Fifteenth and Wcbatc
Btreets. Telephone , 1.45 * .
Leave. Arrlvi
Bloux City Acrnm. . S BO am S.35 pi
Bloux City Accom . 9.50 am 8:35 : pi
U 1 a I r , Immersion
Sioux City , Pones.
Hartlngton and
Illoomllelil . 1:00 : pm 11:55 : ai
Bloux City , Slun-
kato , St. Paul &
Minneapolis . 6.00pm 9.0001
No 2 , St. Paul Lim
ited MnKes no
stops In Neb . 6:00 : pm
No l Rxposltlcm
Llmtted-MuH s no
stop In Neb . . ' 9.00 ai
Nos 21 and 22
reposition Local ,
to Kmrrson , gtops
all Htutlons except
UrlcR * . C 15 pm S-30 ni
Dally. Dilly except Sunday. Sut
day only. " Docs not stop at DeSota c
, Corfman.
HAILUAY TIM 13 CAHD.
( Continued. )
JSIOt'X PIT ? & PACIFIC
Rnllro.id General Olllccs.
United States National
Hunk Uulldlnc , 8. W Cor
ner Twelfth and Farnam
Htreut Ticket Olllcc , 1101 rnniam Street.
Telephone , Ctil. Depot , Tenth and Mason
Sttcuts Telephone , C2i
Leave. Arrive.
Sioux City , Man-
kato. St. Paul , 6.00nm 8:40 : am
Minneapolis . . , . B .AI pm 'lu.46 pin
Bloux City Local. . 7.45 am 9.00 pm
Dally
CHICAGO & NORTHWKST.
rrn Railway-City Tlckel
onico. 1401 Fnrnam Street ,
Telephone , 5C1. Depot ,
Tenth and Mason Streets ,
Telephone , E29.
Leave. Arrive.
Daylight Chicago
Special . . . . 6:40 : am 11:55 : pra
lo Valley , Sioux
City. St Paul &
Minneapolis . . . . 6.00nm * 10:45 : pro
Jo Vullej , Sioux
City 7:45 : am 9:00 : pm
Cart oil , Dennlson ,
Coun"ll mures 11.30pm 0:40 : are
Eastern Ex. , Des
Molnes , Marstmll-
'own , Cedar RapIds -
Ids and Chicago . 11:03 : am 4:20 : pm
Atlantic riyei , Chicago
cage nnd East . . . 4:55 : pm 4:20 : pm
Fast Mall , Chicago
to Omaha 3:15 : prr
northern Express . . 5:30 : pm 8:40 : nrr
Omnha-Chlcugo Spe
cial 6:53 : pm 8:25 : nrr
Omahn-ChlciBo Ex
press . . . 900pm ' "G 55 nm
Dally "Dally ESaturday. . ' "Dally
ix Monday
JHICAGO , BURLINGTON &
Qulncy Railroad "The
Hurllngton Route" Tlckel
onicc , 1502 Farnam Street ,
Telephone 250 Depot , Tenth
nnd Matron Streets. Tele
phone , 128.
128.Leave.
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Vestlbulod
Express . D 03 pm S 10 an :
Chit-ago Express . 3.43 am 4.10 pn :
Chicago , t St
Louis Express . . 7 J ! pm 1ft nrr
Creston Local . . . . . . 9:15 : art
Pnrltlu Junction
, ,1-oc-nl .u.53 nm D 40 pir
Fast Mall U 50 prr
ICANPAS CITV , ST. JO-
scph & Council Bluffs Railroad -
road "Thn Burlington
llouto" Ticket OHlce , 130 :
rnrnam Street Telephone
230 Depot , Tenth nnd Ma
son Streets Telephone 128
Leave. Arrive.
9.05 am 5:40 : prr
0.30am
12.05 prr
BURLINGTON & MIS
? ourl River Railroad "Tlu
Burlington Burlington Route "Gen
eral OIMces N W OOrnei
Route Tenth and Farnam Streets
'llckot Ofllce , 1502 Farnan
_ _ _ _ _ Street Telephone , 250. Do-
d , ' 0.cum and Mason Streets. Telophom
12S
Leave. Arrive.
Lincoln , Hastings
and McCook . . ' 8.33 am 9.33 an
Lincoln , Dcnv er ,
Colorado. Utah ,
California , Black
Hills , Montana < Nc
PuRet Sound . . . . s * 1 33 pm 4:00 : pn
Huntings Local . . . . * 7.00 pm ' * 7-40 pn
Lincoln Fast Mall ' 2.55 pm . : an
Denver , Colorado ,
Utah , California
rind Puget Sound. 11 50 pm ' 2:15 an
Dally Dally exreut Sunday.
UNION PACIFIC "TIM
Overland Route" Genera
OIHces N. W. Corner Nlnti
and Farnam Streets Clt-
Ticket Olllce , 1302 Farnuri
Street. Telephone 316 Depot
pot , Tenth and Masoi
Streets. Telephone G2S.Leave.
Leave. Arrive
'The ' Overland
Limited" for Den
ver , Salt Lake ,
nnd western p'ts . 850 am 1 4:45 : pn
The Colorado Spe
cial , for Denver &
all Colorado p'ts. 11:55 : pm 6:40 : an
Fast Mall Train for
Denver , Salt Lake.
Pacillc coast nnd
all western points 4:35 : pm ' 6:40 : an
Lincoln , lieatrlto &
Stromsburg ISx . . 3:30 : pm 12:30 : pn
Fremont , Poluni-
bus , Norfolk , Gr'cJ
Island and North
Plntto . 4-33 pm 4:15 : pr
Columbus local . 6.50 pm 9:40 ar
South Omaha Local Pass Leaves , b 15 a
m , 7 00 n. m ; 9.10 n. m. : J:05 : p m. Ar
rUes , 10.30 a. m ; 3.30 p. m ; 6 p. m.
Council Bluffs Local Leaves 6:40 : a. m.
C 50 a m , 7 40 a m , " 9:40 : a. m ; 10:30 : n
m. ; 12.30 n m ; 2 15 p m. : 4:30 : p. m ; 4-3
p m , 4.5o p. m , 5 55 p. m. ; S.20 p. m. Ar
rlvcs. 7:20 : a. m , 8:25 : n m. ; 9-10 a. m. ; 11:3 :
a. m , 3.05 p m ; * * 3:30 : p. m : 4.20 p. m.
5:40 : p in , b 30 p. m ; " 6:50 : p. m , 9:05 : r
m , 11 55 p. m.
Dally. * Dally except Sunday.
OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAIL
P2BI road Omaha , Kansas City i
ARTHUR lJasternRallrpad "The Per
Arthur Route" Ticket OHlc
1415 Farnam Btrect. Tele
i , i-i " , phone 32J Depot , Tenth ani
Muson Streets. Telephone C29.
Leave. Arrive
St Louis Cannon
Ball IXpress . . . . 4-30 pm ar
Kansas Cltv &
Qulncy Local G:50 : am 9:05 : pr
Kansas City Ex-
pruss 7:45 : ar
Poit Arthur Ex
press 8:30 : pm
Dnii/
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL
road General OIHces ani
Ticket OHlce , Southeast Cor
ncr 14th and Douglas Street
Telephone , 104 Depot , lot !
and Webster Sts. Telephon
143S *
- . . , , Leave. Arrive.
St Louis-Kansas &
Neb Limited . . . . 3.05 pm 12.55 pr
Kansas City & St.
Joseph K\press . 9-30 pm 6.00 ar
Nebraska Local via
Weeping- Water 4-30pm 9:45ar
Exposition Local via
Nebraska City. . " 6.00 pm " 10.05 ar
' Dally. DUl'y"oxcept Sunday.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE i
St Paul Railway Clt
Ticket Ofllce. 1504 Farnar
Street , Telephone , 234 Depot
pot , Tentr nnd Mnso :
Streets. Telephone , 629.
_ Leave. Arrive
Chlcaco Lirnlted
Express 6:43 : pm 8.20 ar
Omaha & Chicago
" 11:00 am " 4:15 .
Express : : pr.
Sioux. C'ty and Des
Molnes Express . " 11 00 nm " * :15 : pr
Manila Local 7'00pm " 9:15 : ar
CHICAGO. P.OCK ISLAN ]
& Pacific Railroad "Th
Great Rock Island Route
City Ticket Office , 132
Tarnam Street Telophon
428 Depot. Tenth an
Mason Streets. Telephon
Leave. Arrlvi
Des Molnes Local. . 7:15 am " 11:25 ai
Chicago Express . . . " 11.30 am 8:00 : ai
Chicago Fast Ex
press 5:00 : pm 1:25 : pi
St. Paul Fast Ex
press 5:00 : pm " 11:25 : ai
Lincoln , Colohulo
Springs , Denver ,
Pueblo nnd West. 1.30 pm 4:25 : pi
DCS Molnes , Rock
Island and Chicago
cage 7 15 pm 8:50 : pi
Colorado Flyer 0:40 : pm 8.50 ai
Dally. Dally except ( Sunday.
W ABASH RAILROAD
Ticket onico. 1415 Farnai
Street Telephone , 89. De
pot , 'tenth and Slnao
Streets Telephone. 629
Leav.j. Arrlvi
St Louis "Canon
"nail" Express . . ' 4.50 pm 11.30 ai
Dall/
HELK110US SERVICES.
llnptlitt.
RP.TII 13DEN CHrilCH. S19 SOUTH TWENT1
ninth Avenue. IU > . C 11. Allen. Jr. , 1'aitor-
ben Ice * at 10.30 a m and 8 p m. . Sunda
chool at noon , n V P. l' , 6 30 p , m.
CAUVAUY CHL'IU-H , TVVENTV-SIXTU AN
Sewanl 8tre t > , llev Tboniai Anderion Push
Services at 10.30 a , m and 7.SO y , m , bunda
chool at noon.
FlRttT CIIUHCH , TIUIlTT-Kimi AND TAJ
n ra Streets. llev T Ik Ketman I'aitor Ser
lie * at 10 30 a m and 8 p. m , Sunday clioo | i
11 4i a m , Junlnr union , 3 30 p in. , II. '
P t * , 7 p. m , MlHtun Sunday ichool. Twent' '
flchth avenue nnd l-'urnain , 3 JO n m
UI.UMAN CIU'IU-H , TVVKNTY-SIXTIt AN
Sewanl Streets. Kev. Aucust llolter , I'ntor
t-er\r | i at 19 SO a m. and 7.34 p. m. , bundi
irhool at 9 15 a m.
dllAOB CUIRUI , TE.NTU AND AI1BO
5-nitMcr.s.
( Continued , )
BtreeU llev J O Sln | > Ii > s Mlnltr STVlcet
nt 10.40 a. m nnd 8 p m , Sunday school nt
noon , posr-et m * tlnn , WedneOay evening )
Younic 1'eople's meeting , 1'rlday evening , read
ing room open r\rry cvenlnir
MMANUCt < CHUHCH , DINNKY AND TVVKN-
ty-fourth Streets Pulpit supplied temporarily ;
services at 10:20 : n la and 7.30 p , m , Sunday
ochool at noon.
MOUNT PISOAK CHURCH. TWENTY-RKV-
entli and Cass Streets , Rev Ilobert January ,
Pastor-Serv.'es nt 11 a 111 and 7:30 : n m. :
Sunday school U 12.3D p. m : prayer meeting
Wednesday evening , Younit People's meeting
1-rldiy evening
OL1VKT CHURCH , GRAND AVHNUK AND
Thlm-elKhth Street , llev. A. J. Fleming ,
I'antor S-erv Ices nt 11 a m and 7 30 p m. ,
Sunday school at r"x > n
SWEDISH C1HTHCH , 618 NORTH EIOH-
tcenth Street , llev. P Snartz , Pastor Services
nt H a in and T 30 p tn , Sunday school at
9 30 a m
ZION CHURCH 2215 ORANT STREET. REV.
T T. Wiird I'astor Services nt 11 r. . m , nnd
7-30 p. m , Sunday school at 12.30 p m
Clirliilnn.
VIRST CHt'RCH. CORNER TWENTIETH
Street and Cnpltol Avenue , llev. J. M. Vawter ,
I'astor feervIces nt 10.30 n. m nnd 7 30 p m. ,
Sunday school at 12 in . Young 1'eople'e Society
of Christian Endcnvor at 6:30 : p. in , proper
mei'tlnK Wednesday nt .7 30 p m
ORANT STREET CHt'rtcH , TWENTY-SIXTH
and Grant Streets , flcv. diaries Tajloi Pastor
Services nt 10 30 n. m and 7 3J p m. . Sunday
school nt noon.
WALNUT 1UI.I. CHURCH < l0 NJ'HOI.A %
Street lle\ Joseph NlcholJ , 1'niitoi Services
at 10.30 a. m. nnd 7 SO p m i Sunday school at
3 p. m
CHERRY HIM , CHURCH. Mil NORVH FORTY ,
second fetrert , Rev I , H Hnnd. I'astor Serv
ice * at 11 a m * un < 1Hv fflinol t nnon
FIRST CHURCH. NINETEENTH AND
Davenport Streets , Re 0 HerrliiB ,
I'nator Services at 10 3u .t m. , Y 1' , a.
C E at 6 30 p. m , Sunday school at
noon
HILLSIDE CHURCH. THIRTIETH AND OHIO
Streets llev Jncoti flock. 1'nntor Services nt
10 30 a in and 7 30 p m , Sunda ) school nt
no m pra > er sor-vlc * Wodn - ca > nt 7 in p m
PARK VALE CHURCH , 2114 CASTELLAR
Street , Rev. Frank H Anderson , Pastor
Services at 8 p. in , Sunday school nt
3 p in ; Christian Endcnvor at 8 p m
-ILtiniM CHURCH. 10 ! NORTH TORTY KIIIST
Street , llev rrnnk D. Juckson I'astor Services
nt 11 a m and 7 30 p m , Sunday school at
noon
liYMOUni CHURCH. TWENTIETH AND
spencer Streets Ilcv Howard MicAjeal , Pa tor
Services nt 10.30 n m nnd 8 p m Endeavor
society t 7 15 p m , prayer meeting VVednea
diy at 7 30 p m , Sunday school nt noon
T MARY'S AVENUE CHURCH TWENTY-
jeventh Strert and St Mnry's Avenue , Rev S
Wright liutlpr D D 1'nstor Services nt 1030
n m nnd 7.30 p m , Sunday school nt noon
SARATOGA CHURCH , TWENTY-I'IPTI !
Street and Ames Avenue , nev ! S Hand
1'nstor Service ) nt 10 30 n. m and 7 45 p. m. ,
Sunday school at 2.30 p. m.
ALL SAINT'S CHURCH. TWENTY-
Sixth and Devvey Aveune , near Farnun ,
Rev. Thomas J Matkaj , Rei tor Holy
communion every Sunday In the month
except the llrsl. at 7 30 n m ; Herman nt
11 u m. and 7.30 p. m.j Sunday school at
fi 10 a m
CHURCH OP THE GOOD SHEPHERD. TWEN.
tleth and Ohio Streets , llev George EdwnU
Walk , M A , Recioi Services nt 8 a m , 11
n m nnd 7 30 p. m . Sunday * -hnol at 9 45 a m.
ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH. CORNER CHARLES
nnd Forty -first Street ? llev C II Young ,
Priest Services nt 7 30 a m , II a m and
7 45 p m , Sunday school at 10 a. m Tridays
at 7.-I5 [ m
ST. AUGUSTINE'S CHURCH TIIIRTY-THIRtl
nnd rnncls Streets , Priest In Charge. R.-v
Vf. 8 Howard Services nt 4 p. m , Sundav
school nt 3 p m
ST HARNAIIAS' CHURCH , 519 NORTH NINEteenth -
teenth Street Rev John VV Illlnms. Rector
Services nt 7 30 a in , 11 a m nnd 7 30 p m ,
SundnRohonl ni 1 10 n m
BT JOHN'S CHURCH , ENTY-SIXTH AND
Franklin Streets , Rev W S Howard. Priest-
Services at 7 30 and 11 a m and 7,43 p m ;
Sunday school at 9-30 a m : dally services al
6 45 and 7 00 a m nnd 4 45 p m , Wednes
days at 7:45 : p m , Fridays nt 7'30 p m *
ST MATHIAS CHURCH 142.1 SOUTH TENTH
Street , Rev. U P. Potter , Priest In Charge-
Services nt 7:30 : n m , 11 a. in , and 7:30 : p m
Sunday school at 10 n m
BT PAUL'S CHURCH , 3211 CALIFORNIA
Street Pulpit supplied temporarily , servlcei
at 11 a m and 7:30 p. m j Sunday school at 1 (
n m
ST. PHILLIP THE DEACON CHURCH , 1121
North Twenty-first Street Rev John Alben
Williams Rector Services nt 7:45 : n. m , 11 n
m nnd 8 p m. : Sunday school at 10 a. in. ;
dilly morning prayer , 9am , evening. 5pm
TRINITY CATHEDRAL , CAPITOL AVB-
nue nnd Eighteenth Street , lit. Hov
George Worthlnpton , D. D , Bishop. Verj
Rev. Campbell Fair , D. D. , Dean Hols
communion , 9:25 : n. m : lit'inv , 10 a. m.
morning prayer , 10-30 a. m. : Si.ndaj
school , 12 noon ; evening prayer , 7M5 p. m
EMANUEL CHURCH , 2002 MARCY STREET
ReG J. Strelchcr. Pastor Ser\ Ices nt 10.31
a m. nnd 7.30 p m. ; Sunday school nt 11:31 :
FREE' CHURCH , TWELFTH AND DORCAS
Streets. Rev P. II W Rruechert. Pastor-
Services at 10.30 a. m. nnd 7'30 p. m : Sunda )
school at 2 4 * p m
SWEDISH HISblON CHURCH. 2222 DAVKN
port btrect , Rev. r. O Hultman , Pastor-
Services at 10:30 : a. m and 7.30 p. m.j Sunday
school at 3 45 n m
ZION GERMAN CHURCH 262J 8PRAOUI
Street. Rev Erneit Mehl. Pastor Services a !
10 30 a m and 7.30 p. m ; Sunday school al
11 30 a m
Ijntliernii.
DANISH CHURCH , 819 SOUTH TWENTY
second Street Rev I. C Poulson , Pastor-
Saivices at 10 30 a. ra. nnd 8 p , m , except las
Sunday In the month , when there are no even
Ins services , Sunday school nt 9:30 : n. m
EMMANUEL SWEDISH CHURCH , NINE
teenth nnd Cats Streets , Rev P J Svard
Pastor ServIces at 10.43 a. m. and 7.45 p. m.
Sunday schnnl at noon
FIRST GERMAN CHURCH. 1005 SOUTH
Twentieth Street. Rev. E J. Trese Pastor-
Servrces at 10,15 a , m. and 7:30 : p. m. ; Sunday
school at 2 p m
KOUNTZE MEMORIAL CHURCH SIXteenth -
teenth and Harney btreets , ftev. A J Turkic ,
Pastor Services at 1030 a. m and 7:30 : p. m-
Sunday school s : nocr.
GRACE CHURCH , TWENTY-SIXTH STREE1
and Woolworth Avenue , llev. Luther M.
Kuhna , Pastor Services at 11 n. m. and 7.31
p m , Sunday Mhool at 12:15 : p m.
NORWEGIAN AND DANISH CHURCH. 1311
North Twenty-sixth Street , Kev. J. N. Ander
son , Pastor Services at 11 a m. and 7.SO p
ni , Sunday school at 12 15 p m
PELLA DANISH CHURCH 2215 NORTH
Tnenty-slxth Street PuVit supplied tern
porarlly , services at 11 a m. and 7.30 p. m
Sunday school al noon.
ST. MARK'S CHURCH , TWENTY-FIRST ANE
nurdette Streets , Rev. Leonard Groh , Pastor-
Services at 10.45 a. m. and 7.30 p. m : Sunda ]
school at noon.
ST MATTHEW'S CHURCH. TOURTEENTI
and Center Streets. Rev A. J. Turkle , Pastor-
Sunday school at J p m
6T PAUL'S GERMAN CHURCH , 2725 PARKEl
Street , Rev. John P. S Her. Pastor Serv Ice
at 10 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. ; Sunday school at '
p. m ; evening , second and fourth Sunday li
each month at 7 30 p m
SALEM EVANGELICAL SWEDISH CHURCH
3219 South Twenty-thlrd Street , Rev. C. E
EH Ing , Pastor Services at 10,30 a. m. and 7:3i
p , m ; Sun lay school at noon.
Methnillit.
FIRST CHURCH. TWENTIETH AND DAVEN
port Streets Rev John McQuold. D. D. , Paste
Services at 10.30 a , m. and 7.30 p. m. , Sunda'
school at noon.
FIRST GERMAN CHURCH , ELEVENTH ANr
Center Streets. Rev Otto E Krlege. Pastor
Services at 10.30 a. m , and 7:3p. : ) . m ; Sunda ]
school at noon.
HANSOOM PARK CHURCH , TWENTY-NINTH
Street und Woolworth Avenue , Rev. F. M
SUson , D D. , Pastor Services at 10.30 a. m
and 7.30 p m. : Sunday school at noon.
MONMOUTH PARK CrWJRCH. THIRTY ,
fourth Street and Larimer * Avenue. Rev
Frank \V. Bross , Pastor Services a' 11 a. ra
and T30 p m , buncl.iy school at noon
NORWEGIAN AND DANISH CHURCH. 161 !
North Twenty-sixth Street. Rev. RasmusVI1 -
hclmseru Pastor Services at 10-00 a m and 7-3
p m ; Sunday school at noon
BT JOHN'S AFRICAN CiU'RCH. EIGHT
eenth and Webster Streets , Rev. James C c
Owens. Pastor faervlces at 10,45 a m nnd 7J. :
p. m . Sunday scnuol at 1.15 p. in . Epwortl
League every Sunday evening one hour pre
ceding preaching prayer meeting ever
Wednesday evening at 7.30 , class meeting everj
Friday at 7.30 p m
BEWARD STREET CHURCH. TWENTY-SEC
end nnd S ard Streets , Rev. John W. Robin ,
son D D . Pastor Services at 10 30 a , m , an <
7 S'l ' n m Sunday school at noon
BOUTH TENTH STREET CHURCH TENTH
and Pierce Streets , Rev. George A. Luco. Pa
tor Services at 11 : n m nnd 7 30 p m i Sun
day school at noon. Junior league , 4 p. m , Ep
worth league , 6 30 p m
SOUTHWEST CHURCH. E123 HICKORI
Street. Rev. n. M. Henderson Pastor-Service
at 10 45 a m. and 7.30 p m , Sunday school a
11.45 a m.
BWEDISII CHURCH , CIS NORTH EIGHT
eenth Street. Rev. Carl O Karlson , Pastor-
Services at U a m and 7:30 : p m , Sunda'
10 30 a m and 7 30 p m at the rooms at II
South Thirteenth street.
WEST OMAHA CHURCIt. TWENTY-SEV
enth and Marcy Streets , Rev James Haynes
Pastor berv Ices at 11 a. m. and 7 : 30 p. m
Sunday school at noon
TRINITY CHURCH. TWENTY-FIRST ANI
ninney Streets Rev Fred H. Sarvn-rson. D. D
Pastor Services at 10.30 a m. and 7:30 : p m
Sunday school at noon ; Epworth Isvgue at 6:3 :
r m
WALNUT HILL. FORTY-FIRST ANI
Charles Streets Rev. C. N. Daw son. D. D
Pastor Services at 10 SO a. m , and 7,30 p m
Sunday school at noon J. M fllllan superln
tendent. Epworth leaevie at 6 * > p m.
BOUTH OMAHA FIRST CHURCH TWENTY
hlrt and N Streets , nev. J A Johnson Pn.tO !
ALBRIGHT. REV J Q A. TLEHARTY. PH D
Pastor.
1'rcNl.ytiTlun.
AMBLER PLACE CHURCH rORTY-SECONI
and M&rtnda Streets Pulpit supplied tern
porarlly. services at 10.30 a. m , aundaj
school at 11.30 a. m.
rtBDrORD PLACK CHURCH , 302J LALU
Street , Rev Knox IJou < t . Pa tor-S rvlces R
10 30 a m and 7.30 p m , bunday school n
noon
CENTRAL UNITED CHURCH. TWENTY
fourth and Dodcr Streets. Rev Alexander ail
Christ , Pastor Services at 10 30 a. m and 7 1
p m.i Sunday school at noon.
CLIFTON HILL CHURCH. 4S3H ORAN'
Street , Rev. Jamea D. Kerr , Pistor Service
IIHLIUIOIS SERVICES.
( Continued. )
10 30 a , m and 7-30 p m ; SunJaf school nt
noon.
FIRST CHURCH. SEVENTEENTH AND
Dodge Streets Services at 14.30 n ni. and t
p m i Sunday school nt noon
FIRST GERMAN CHURCH. 813 NORTH EIGHT ,
eenth Street , Rev. Daniel Orleder , Pastor
Service * nt 10:30 : a. m. and 7:30 : p. in , ; Sunday
school nt noon
FIRST UNITED CHURCH. TWENTY-FIRST
nnd Emmet 8tre t Rev. Trnnk n Foster ,
Pastor Services nt 10'30 B. m. and 7:30 : p. nv ,
Sunday school at noon , Christian union meetIng -
Ing nt 1 p m
ORACH MISSION CHURCH. M7 WILLIAM
Street 1'ulplt supplied temporarily , services nt
10 30 a m and 7:30 : p m , Sunday school at
noon
KNOX CHURCH , NINETEENTH AND OHIO
Street * . Rev. A Christie Drown , Psslor Serv
ices nt 10.30 n , m. and 7:30 : p , m. ; Sunday
school nt noon ; Youns People's meeting nt
LOWKmAVEN'UE CHURCH , FORTIETH AND
Nicholas Streets , T B Hnwley , Pastor Serv
ices at 10 4 * > a , in nnd 7,45 p , m Sunday
school at 12 m Youmc People's Society of
Christian Endeavor , 6 41 p in
ONTARIO 8TREFT CHURCH , M20 ONTARIO
Street Pulpit supplied temporarily ; service * nt
10 30 a m and 7 30 p m , Sunday school at
PARK AVENUE CHURCH. PARK AVENUE
and Jackson Street. Rev. Edstnr stacDIll.
Pastor ervIces at 10 30 a m and 7.30 p m.i
Hundiv school nt noon
SECOND CHURCH. TWENTY-FOURTH AND
Nicholas Streets Rev Samuel M Ware , Pnntor
Services nt 10.30 a m and 7.30 p. m. , Sunday
school nt noon.
SOUTHWEST CHURCH. TWENTIETH AND
Lenvennorth Streets Sunday school nt noon
WESTMINSTER CHURCH. TWENTY-NINTH
nnd Mason Streets Services nt 10 30 a , m. and
7:30 : p. m , Sunday school at noon.
Ilunmu Cnllinllc.
CHURCH Of THE HOLY FAMILY , EIGHteenth - .
teenth and Izird Streets , Rev. John FltzpnlrlcW.
Pastor Services at 7 , 8 and 10.30 a , in. and 7.80
: m Sunrtav school nt 2 TO D m
CHURCH OP THE SACRED HEART. Twenty-
second nnd Hlnncy Streets Rev Patrick J.
Judge , Pastor : Rev. J. McNamara , Assistant
Pastor Services at 7 , 8-30 , 9 30 and 10 30 n m ,
Sunday school at 2.30 p. m , , week day mass ,
7 and Sam
BT. CECELIA'S CHURCH. 4117 HAMILTON
Street , Rev. Timothy O'Cnllahnn , Pastor Cerv
ices nt 8 and JO 30 a. m , Sunday school al
njOIN'S ? CHURCH. TWENTY-FIFTH ANC
California Streets Rev Joseph II , MeurfeK
S J , Pastor Services at 6 , 6 7 , 8-30 , 9 30 nnd
10 30 a in , Sunday school at 2.SO p. m ; vespers
nt 3 p m and 7 30 p m
BT JOSEPH'S GERMAN CHURCH , SEVENteenth -
teenth and Center Streets , Rev , Mauritius
Daukkolt , Pastor Services at 8 an * 10.30 n m |
Sunday school at 2.30 p m
ST. MARY MAGDALENE CHURCH. 1611
Douglas Street , Rev George J. Glauber , Pnstoi
Services at 8 and 10:30 : a. m ; vespers al
3pm
BT PHILOMENA'S CATHEDRAL 404 SOUTH
Ninth Street , Rt. Rev Richard Scannell ,
nifhop. Rev J. II. McDevItt , Pastor ; Rev ,
William Kelly , Assistant Pastor Services al
6 , 7 , 8 , 9 and 10 30 a. m , Sunday schoolol
ST"PETER'S CHURCH , TWENTY-EIGHTH
and Irfavenworth Street * Rev John E. Eng
Huh , Pastor , Rev W M McNnmnrn Assist
ant Pastor Serv Ices at 7 , 9 and 10.30 a m
ve pers at 7'30 p. m. ; Sunday school nt 2 3 (
n m
ST PATRICK'S CHURCH , 1404 CASTELLAT1
Street , Rev John T. Smith , Pastor Serv leer
nt 8 and 10 30 a m. nnd 7 30 p. m ; faunday
school nt 2 p m.
BT WENCESLUS BOHEMIAN CHURCH 143 :
South Fourteenth Street , Rev. John Vranek
Pastor Serv Ices nt 8 and 10 n , m. ; Sunday
dchool at 2 p. m , vespers at 2.30 p. m. ; weel
day mas * nt 8 30 a. m
MlncellniioouH.
AMERICAN VOLUNTEERS-SERVICES Al
10 80 n m and 7:30 : p m. at the rooms nt 11
South Thirteenth street
FIRST UN1VERSAHST CHURCH. NINE
teenth nnd Lothrop Stre ° tR Pulpit supplied
temporarily : services at 10.45 a. ni nnd 7:3' : '
p m . Sunday school at noon
CHAPEL OF THE CARPENTER , SECONr
nnd William Streets Services at 9 a. m. nnO
5 30 p m
CHURCH OP JESUS CHRIST Or LATTEr
Day Saints Services Sunday nt 11 n m am
7 30 p m. at Knights of Pythias hall , Nortl
Twenty-fourth nnd Charles streets
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING , 201
New York Life Building Services lla in
Pastor's subject , the bible and Sclenci
and Health , with key to scripture , by
Rev. Mary Baker Eddy.
FRED METHODIST CHURCH. 1739 SOUTH
Eleventh Street , Rev. William M. Adams , Pas
tor Services at 11 a. m. and 7i30 p. m. , Bundaj
school nt 9'45 a m
FIRST CHURCH OP qHRIST ( SCIENTIST )
2653 St Mary's Avenuer-Servlce at 11 a ra ,
consisting of bible readings nnd explanatory
readings from the Christian Science Text liook
Sunday school at noon. Testimonial meeting
eath Friday evening nt 8 o'clock
NORTH OMAHA UNION MISSION. 5416 BHER
man Avenue Pulpit supplied temporarily ; serv
Icea at 11 n. m ; Sunday school nt noon.
OMAHA PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIEY. LABOI
Temple , South Seventeenth and Douglas Street ;
Services at 3 p m.
PARK FOREST MISSION , 1110 D STREET-
Servlces a * H a. m
PEOPLE'S CHURCH. 612 NORTH EIGH
teenth btrect. Rev. Chares W. Savldge , Paste ;
Services at 10:30 : a. m. and 7:3U : p. m. ; Sundaj
school at 2 30 p m
REORGANIZED CHURCH OP JESUS CHRIST
Ittter Day Saints. 1818 North Twenty-firs
Street Rev. Fred A. Smith. Pastor Service
at 9:45 : nnd 11 a. m and 7:30 : p. m. ; Sunda ]
school nt 2.30 p. m.
ST. MARY'S GREEK CHURCH , NINTH ANI
Howard Streets , Rev Ellas Aboud , Pastor-
Services nt 9 n m. and 3pm
SALVATION ARMY , DIVISION NO. 1. BAR
racks. Seventeenth nnd Davenport Streets-
Services nt 11 n m. , 3 nnd 7"V > c m.
SALVATION ARMY DIVISION NO 2. BAR
racks , 1421 North Twentieth Street Services a
11 n. m , 3 nnd 8pm
SWEDISH FREE MISSION CHURCH , 270
Leavenwonh Street Services at 11 a. m. nn <
7 31 p m.
THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY , ROOMS SM
Sheeley Block , Pouth Fifteenth and Hovvarc
Streets Sen Wes at 3 30 p m.
TEMPLE ISRAEL , 22JO HARNEY STREET
Street , Rev. Leo Franklin , Rabbi Service
UNITY "CHURCH , SEVENTEENTH ANI
Cass streets , Rev. Newton Mann , Mlnlste
Services at 10 45 a. m ; Sunday , school a
noon.
WEDDING IlIXGS.
Snme Old 81 } lo Ucmntni 111 Publli
Fn or.
The wedding ring plays ns Important i
part In the modern nuptial ceremony oa th
minister , or license. Thcro seems to b
but ono correct style for this courjtry , litho
the matter of a wedding ring , and that I
ono bearing the name of a famous jeweler
This hoop was brought out twenty-flv
years ago. And from Its first appearance 1
has been steadily winning Its way oa leade
till today It stands alone. It Is a perfect ! ;
plain band with outer surface oval and innc
flat. It Is made of twenty-two karat , whlcl
Is deemed the moat serviceable.
The mtwl popular ring la of medium slze-
a little less than a quarter of an Inch wide
though In effect much narrower because o
the oval edges. Unless the buyer has eom
preference for n very narrow or very broai
band ho la advised to take a ten penny
iv eight ring , this being the regulatloi
weight for tbo medium size * . It costs $10
The tiny narrow rings have neve
been popular , for In order to wear at nl
well the ring must be so deep that It cut
Into the other fingers and Is decidedly un
comfortable. So , too , nro the cxtremel :
wide rings which often make a callus Jus
between the band and the edge of the rlni
on the Inner side of the ring finger. Do
sides with some women these broad band
sweat the finger , causing It to swell.
In London ono finds a style of weddlnt
ring on sale which Is seldom seen tn thi ,
country. It Is custom made and is the en
tlrely round ring. But , like the narrov
hoop , Us difficulty lies In Us neccssar ;
thickness , which makes the wearing of i
well fitting glove Impossible.
The Inscription generally ordered for wed
ding rings seems to bo the Initials of thi
groom and bride , connected by the won
"to. " A large majority add the date ti
the wedding day In abbreviation , as "Sept
6'97 , " while many have engraved the dat
only , and still others no Inscription what
ever.
If an Englishman wears a wedding ring h
Is at once set down as a widower , thi
wearing of the deceased wife's weddlni
ring being a custom In England , with th
bereaved husbands.
In Germany there Is a custom of doubl
ring ceremonies , In which the groom , a
well as the bride , is wedded and endowei
with a band. These rings are always exac
duplicates , except In finger size. This fash
Ion Is becoming quite popular In this coun
try. But In style tbo wedding ring Is th
same as our mothers wore.
The skirt models cut with five or seve
gores gain rather than lose In favor. Th
five gored shape has a rather wide aid
breadth. The popularity of the ceven-plec
suit Is largely duo to the fact that It Is
moderate style neither too full nor to
scant In breadths and also to Us genera
contour and effect. It proves alike becomln
to stout aa to slender figures , to wome :
tall or short , and Is an excellent model fo
either silk or wool material.
MARRIAGE AFTER DIVORCE
The Burning Question to Oomo Bcforo the
Episcopal Ohurch Convention ,
OPPOSITION TO LEGAL SEPARATION
Prevention of MnrrlnKC of Kltlior
Pnrty to 11 IIUoicv nurliiK ( lie Lite
of ttic Other AnifiiilliiK the
TWimo of ( lie Clinrclii
The general convention of the Episcopal
church , which meets In Washington next
Wednesday , Is regarded ns ono of the most
important In the history of that denomina
tion. The revision of the constitution and
canons of the church , which has been uudr
consideration for several years , will come
LP for action Many of the chances pro
posed will provoke controversy and will
liiR out a large attendance.
The con\ontlon Is made up of two houses ;
the house of bishops , composed of about
sixty bishops , and the house of deputies ,
which Is composed of four clerical and four
lay delegates from each diocese.
The list of clerical delocates to the con
vention contains the names of nearly nil the
leading ministers of the Episcopal church ,
while that of the lay delegates shows many
names prominent lu the world of finance
and politics. Among those who arc ex
pected to attend arc ex-Senator Gcorfio r ,
Edmunds of Vermont , now of Philadelphia ,
J. Plerpout Morgan of New York , Henry 13 ,
Plerrepont of Brookljn , John R. Triplet !
of Missouri and David B. Lyman of Lo
Grange , III.
The house of bishops will bo presided ovci
by Ut. Rev. John Williams , bishop ol
Connecticut , who Is the senior bishop In date
of consecration. All the bishops will nttcnO
the convention. The sessions of the house
of bishops will be held behind closed doors ,
but these of the house of deputies will be
open to the general public.
A correspondent of the New York Sue
touches upon a few of the leading question !
which the convention Is to consider. 01
these < the most Important , says the corre
spondent , will bo the proposition to rcvlbt
the canon on marriage and divorce so ns te
make It Impossible for a clergyman of tin
Protestant Episcopal church to marry clthei
party to a divorce. Over this canon It li
oxpeotcd the most protracted debate of th <
convention will tnko place. There Is nt
doubt that the sentiment In the Eplscopn
church , at least among 'tho ' clergy , I :
strongly In favor of the church setting Its
face firmly against divorce. An evidence o
this Is the circulation of a petition to thi
convention requesting that It adopt semi
stringent rule for that purpose , which hai
already received the signatures of abou' '
2,000 of the clergy. The proposition tc
adopt a stringent canon will recelvo the un
divided support of the high church minis
ters and finds many supporters among thi
low church ministers. The canon whlcl
applies to the marrlngo of divorced person !
Is ns follows :
"Canon 13 , under title 2 , section 2. N <
minister , knowingly , after duo Inquiry , shal
solemnize the marriage of any person wb <
has a divorced husband or wife still living
If such husband or w Ifo has been put avva ;
for nny cause arising nfter marriage , bu
this canon shall not bo held to apply to thi
Innocent party In a divorce for the cause o
adultery or to parties once divorced soeklni
to bo united again. "
AVorU of the CommUnlon ,
In making Its report , which will be pro
sentcd to the general convention , the join
commission on the revision of the constl-
tion and canons will recommend that thi
following canon shall bo adopted In lieu o
the ono now In force : "No minister of thli
church shall solemnize the marriage o
either patty to a divorce during the life o
the other party. "
The joint commission which consldere <
this question during the last three yean
was composed of Dlshop Donne of Albany
Bishop Dudley of Kentucky , Dlshop Me
Laren of Chicago , Bishop Potter of Nev
York , Bishop Paret of Maiyland and Blsbo ]
Burgess of Qulncy ; Rev. Eugene A. Hoff
man , Kev. James S. Stone , Rev. Hall Harrl
son , Rev. P. P. Davenport , Rev. J. Houstoi
Eccloston and Rev. William R. Hunting
ton , and Messrs. W. II. LIghtner , B. G
Bradford , F. D. Swnyno , C. G. Saundcrs , J
A. Beal , F. H. Mltler and W. S. Laldley , A
might have been expected In a commlssloi
of this size , and representing so man ;
shades of opinions , the commission couh
not agree on the canon regarding the mar
rlago of divorced persons. The dissenter
from the report of the commission , In si
far as It deals with this subject , are lei
by no less a person than Bishop H. C. Potte
of New York , who Is ably seconded by Rev
J. II. Eccleston of Baltimore , W. H. Light
ner of St. Paul , Mr. Prank H. Miller o
Georgia , and Rev. William H. Huntlngton o
New York. These clergymen wl/1 presen
to the convention a minority report on thi ;
subject , recommending that section 3 o
canon 34 of the revised canon , as pro
posed by the joint commlttoe , shall read :
"No minister of this church shall solem
nlze the marriage of nny person who ha
a divorced husband or wife living. Thi
shall not apply to the Innocent party In i
divorce obtained for the cause of adulter ;
on his or her filing with the minister , a
evidence of such Innocence , a ! < ; ally ccr
tided transcript of the record , showing i
final judgment or decree of a court o
record having jurisdiction on the sUbjec
matter , awarding him or her a divorce i
vlnculo matrlmonll on the grounds o
adultery. "
Rev. Hall Harrison dissents from th. .
entire canon as proposed by the Joint com
mission , with the exception of paragraph
of section 2 , which requires that the mar
rlago shall be reported and the record slgnei
by at least two witnesses. Rev. C. A
L. Richards dlssenta from the proposei
canon of marriage , section 1 , which deal
with degrees of consanguinity , and sectloi
3 , which provides against the marriage o
divorced persons. Bishop Burgess o
Qulncy and Mr. W. S. Laldley also dlssen
from the recommendation of the adoption o
the section of canon 31 which forbids th
marriage of divorced people.
Other CliiuiKC * 1'roiionrd.
The section which forbids the marriage o
divorced persons Is not the only Importan
change proposed In the canon now regulat
Ing marriage , but the other changes ar
less Important and will bo accepted by th
convention without considerable debate
Canon 13 of the Digest , which relates t
marrlago and divorce , has four prlnclpa
sections. The first reads : "If any person
bo joined together otherwise than as God'
word doth allow , the marriage la not lawful
The coramltteo on the revision of the canon
will recommend the substitution for thi
section of the following : "No minister shal
solemnlzo a marriage the parties to vvhlc
arc within the degrees of consanguinity an
affinity defined In the eighteenth chapta
of the book of Leviticus. "
Canon 13 , section 2 , provides that divorce
people shall not bo married by a mlnlstei
except In the case of an Innocent part
In a divorce for the cause of adultery , o
parties once divorced seeking to bo unite
again. This section Is to be replaced b
section 3 of the revised canon 31 , forblddln
the marriage of either party to a dlvorc
during the life of the other party. In net
tlon 3 of canon 13 It Is provided that th
minister ehall refer cases to the blsho
IN hero ho has reasonable cause to doub
that parties desiring baptism , conflrmatlo
or communion have be-on married improper !
according to the church , but with the provla
, hat no minister shall , In any case , refuse
ho sacraments 'to nny penitent person In
mmlnent danger of death. The substitute
'or this section which will bo presented by
bo joint commission proposes a sweeping
change. The now provision Is canon 35 , and
reads :
' No person married otherwise than AH the
discipline of this church allows shall be
admitted to holy baptism or to confirmation
or to receive the holy communion without
ho written direction of the bishop , given
upon application , and nfter duo Investigation
of the facts. "
In another canon ( section 2 of canon 36) )
: ho proviso regarding the administration of
.ho sacraments Is Inserted. The Joint com-
nlsslon will recommend the adoption of the
following new provisions regarding mar
riages.
"Canon 31 , Sec. 2 , Par. 1. It shall bo the
duty of ministers to admonish the people
from time to time that the church discoun
tenances clandestine marriages.
"Par. 2. No minister shall solemnize the
marilnzo of any person who Is a minor
under the law of the place of the marriage ,
unless the parent or guardian Is present , or
shall have given a written consent to the
marriage , or Is n permanent resident in a
foreign country.
"Par. 3. No minister shall solemnize n
marriage except In the presence of two wit
nesses , himself or the witnesses being per
sonally acquainted with the parties. "
Alia of IIlKlt Churchmen.
The question of marrlngo nnd divorce anil
the attitude the church should tnko toward
divorced persons who wish to marry again
has been up before many general conven
tions. The attitude of the Episcopal church
has alvvajs been strongly against divorce ,
and particularly against the marrlago ol
divorced persons The Catholic church takes
a broader ground of positively declining tc
recognize such nn Institution ns divorce ,
and this Is the end for which the hl li
ihurch Episcopalians are aiming. The time
Is not , however , deemed propitious for sucl
a radical step , and the proposition to for
bid the marrlngo of either party to n dl-
voice Is as far as the high church can gc
at present.
As early as the year 1009 It was enacted
by the church authorities of England that n
Christian might never marry n. divorced
woman. Down to 1837 It was necessary thai
a private act of Parliament should bo passed
In order that a dlvorco could be obtained ,
In 1S57 the state took action looking to
ward the granting of divorces by the courts
without the Interposition of Parliament , bul
this action has not been sanctioned by the
Church of England. This has brought aboul
a peculiar state of affairs In England and
has led to considerable confusion. The
church there forbids the uiarrlage of clthei
party to a divorce , save In the case of ar
Innocent party to the divorce for the cause
of adultery. But as the state permits the
marrlago of divorced parties , the minister !
of the Church of England were put In r
hole. As ministers of the church they were
forbidden to marry these persons , but ns the
church Is allied to the state nnd to n cortalr.
extent subject to It , a number of them be
lieved It their civil duty to perform sucl
mirringos nnd performed them In vlolatlor
of the canonical law. The agitation ovoi
this question has attracted a great deal ol
attention during the last few years , nnd li
looked upon ns being one of the most pow
erful causes which will lend to a disestab
lishment of the , Church of England.
ClmiiKiiiK the Nniue.
Another question which will come befor <
the convention Is that of changing the nami
of the church. It Is held by the hlgl
churchmen that the name Protestant Epis
copal , as given above , does not really indl
cato what the church purports to be. Thli
name , they eay , makes It appear that thi
Protestant Episcopal church. Is a sect 01
denomination , like the Methodists or Pres
byterians , while It Is really the Holy Catho
lic church , or a part of the Holy Catholli
church. In direct line , with continuity fron
the Apostles , just as the Roman Catholli
church and the Greek Catholic church. Ac
cordlngly they suggest that It shall In thi
future to known ns the American Catholli
church. They realize , however , that thli
title might bring about some confusion be
tween the Roman Catholic church In thli
country , which Is every day becoming mon
and more distinctly American. The propo
sltlon Is , therefore , put out that the Pro
testant Episcopal church bo hereafter knowi
simply aa the "Church In America. " Thli
title will undoubtedly be thought presump
tuous by other denominations , but na thi
high churchmen hold to the theory tha
the church has never changed from the tlmi
of the Apostles , and that It Is a part o
the Holy Catholic church , It Is therefon
a part of the church that Is , the enl <
church which dates back to the Apostles , am
which has preserved Intact the teachings o
the Apostles nccordlng to the word of God
and it Is consequently perfectly Just nn <
proper that It should have the tltlo of "Thi
Church , " the words "In America" belni
added to distinguish it from the Romai
Catholic church , the Greek church , nnd thi
Church of England.
There Is another factor to bo conslderec
In the discussion of this question whlcl
promises to enter largely Into tbo debati
upon the proposition to change the nami
of the church , should the proposition hi
presented to the convention as outline )
above. The subject of missions will com
up before the convention for discussion , am
will undoubtedly occupy a great deal of thi
tlmo devoted to debate. Tha acquisition o
Hawaii and Porto Rico , to say nothing o
Manila and possibly the Philippines , opani
up a new Jurisdiction that will require thi
care of the Episcopal church. In addltloi
to looking after the Interests nnd the re
llglous welfare of the people of these Is
lands , It Is the Intention of the comlni
convention to agitate the subject of mis
slons and to prepare for a grand mlsslonar ;
movement all along the line. The genera
secretary of the board of missions , Dr. Lang
ford , died ono year ago , and a proposltloi
will bo made to change the character of thi
work by selecting a. number of secrotarle :
and dividing and systematizing the entln
work of missions. The convention select
certain days on which to sit as a board o
missions , and on these dajs It will discus ;
these questions.
MIxHlonnry Trouble * .
Serious thinker's in the church nro o
the opinion that in such a movement th
name "Tho Protestant Episcopal Church o
tbo United States of America" wouli
stand seriously In the way of the organlza
tlon of dioceses or missionary Jurisdiction
In the Catholic countries of South America
The Episcopal church has heretofore takei
the broad ground that , as the Roma :
church Is but another branch of the tru
th'urcli , It was not proper to establish mis
slonary jurisdictions In South America because
cause of the ecumenical canon that n
bishop should Invade the jurisdiction o
another bishop. Tbo church has acted upo
the assumption that when the various re
publics of South America obtained thcl
Independence from Spain the church In eac ;
republic acquired , or , It may bo said , re
talncd , exclusive jurisdiction In such re
public. It Is now argued , however , tha
during the 300 years which the Catholl
church has been established In these coun
tries It has failed Its mission , and that th
tlmo has come for the Episcopal church t
enter the field. It Is therefore dcslrabl
that the name bo changed so that bishop
In these countilcB will not bo bishops c
the "Protestant Episcopal Church In th
United States of America , " but bishops c
"Tho Church In America. "
The question will come up over the admla
Blon of Hawaii as a diocese of the Eplsco
pal church. The Church of England ha
established a missionary jurisdiction there
with Blsnop Alfred Willis in charge. It li
proposed to absorb this diocese by transfer
ring It from the Anglican church to th (
American church. V > ith the consent ol
Bishop Willis nnd the Honolulu mission It
would only require the creation of such a
nUslonnry Jurisdiction to complete th
ransfer. A precedent was established In
the case of the present bishop of Vermont ,
who wan a priest of the diocese ot Oxford
vhen elected to the episcopate ! nlso in the
case of the present bishop of Now Hamp
shire , who Is a British subject
The Episcopalians In Brazil have sub *
nltted n petition for the erection of a
lloceso thcro nnd the consecration of a
jlshop. Thcro will bo several mtsilonary
bishops elected t this convention , among
others the bishops of North Dakota , Wyom-
ng and Idaho. It Is possible , but scarcely
irolmhle , that n proposition looking to tha
selection of a bishop ns primate , or nrch-
Mshop , may bo presented to the conven-
Inn As thcro appears to bo no necessity
for such n distinct departure from the pres
ent customs of the church , Inasmuch ns
practically all the duties of a prlmato nro
now performed by the bishop who presides
over the convention , nnd who Is nlwaji
the oldest bishop In point of consecration , It
Is not believed that the subject of making
an nrchblshop will came bcforo the conven
tion.
AN IIAUOVH LUCK.
Cant n re * n ( "hiirniliin Ainerlcnn
mail for n AVIfe.
America continues to supply a noble con
tlngent of exceedingly handsome as well ni
wealthy brides to foreign noblemen , fol
good looks and money arc not a rare combi
nation in this fortunate country of ours ,
Sometimes , lion over , the much maligned for
eigner , who Is supposed to seek our women
chiefly for their worldly goods , falls a verj
willing victim to the Innate charm of thi
captivating heauty alone of the Amorlcan
girl , and when this Is the case ho Is quits
ns eager to mnko her his wlfo though hoi
do\ver may bo modest to a degree. It vvni
for her capable , clever self alouo that Mr.
Joseph Chamberlain courted nnd married
Miss Endlcott ; Miss Jennie Chamberlain ,
by her lovely face , won the love of ono ol
the richest men In England and Lady Vcr-
non Ilnrcourt carried no largo dot to hoi
husband In the pocket of her wedding gown.
Another admirable love match was that con
tracted last July between Miss Maud
Roosevelt Lo Vlnsen nnd Baron Wllhelm
Mumm Von Schvvnrzcnsteln of Frankfort-on-
tho-Maln.
This handsome dark-eyed girl , the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Von Brockdorff Lo
Vlnsen , has been little seen In the United
States , hut for all that she Is a patriotic )
joung American nnd proud of the Roosevelt
In her name. When last winter aho inado
her debut In Washington , under the chnpe-
ronago of her cousin , Baroness A. B. Von
Oreudorf , she nttiacted attention and ad
miration by her height nnd her exquisite
fairness which she Inherits from her father ,
n member of a fine old Danish family.
.Miss Lo Vlnsen always vvoro n proltj
miniature of her great-grandmother , Mrs.
Cornelius Roosevelt , who many years nc
was a ( famous New York beauty , and
though very well provided for lu worldly
goods , Miss Le Vlnsen never cnjoynd a
reputation ns an heiress. This seems , how
ever , to have had no effect upon the ardoi
or ambition of Baron Wllhelm of Frankfoit ,
for on her return to Germany In the spring
Miss Lo Vlnseu's engagement to this rich
and fashionable personage was announced.
The fates have smiled on the International
alliance , for the baron Is young , good look-
Inc nnd one of the rich men of Germany.
Ho possesses a marvelously flno house U
the old city where Goctho was born and nil
wlfo is more than usually well equipped for
her exalted position In a forolgn land.
German Is quite as familiar a language to
her as English nnd In Germany oho received
her musical education. Her voice Is an ad-
mlrablo soorano and In addition eho play *
on rtio Dlnno nnd violin with more than
amateur skill. An
excellent linguist and a
capable horsewoman nnd her list of accom
plishments Is complete and these , added to
her beauty and sweet
disposition , seem a
combination of happy conditions that Uncl
Sam will not soon Improve upon when h
again bostons a flno wlfo on some of hit
foreign cousins ,
s _
TUB SOLDIER'S WIPE.
Elliott Flower In New York Sun
Ho offered himself for the land ho loved ,
Hut what shall we nay of her ?
Ho travo to h B country a soldier's life ;
a"as dearer by far to the soldier's wife
All honor today to her ! '
Hut what shall we say of her ?
He Raw for himself through the battle's
er
for dearer thnn life was the gift she
In Blv'ur the , ] | fo she would die to
What honor la due to her ?
Ho gave up his life at his country's calL
TI ut W1,1 s1"11 , wa BW ot "erf
inf ° hCrd.lilmHt'If ? * " tt Bacrlfice. ,
Uut she la the ,
one who pays the price :
All honor vo owe to her
Mrs. E. C. Atwood , who manages a groun
of gold mines In Colorado nnd a concentrat-
ng mill near thorn , has the distinction of
being the only woman miner in the state ,
bno is making money at the business and
IB now superintending the building of
tramway from the mines to the mill that
requires an outlay of | 23.tOO in cash.
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