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THE ILLUSTRATED BEE.
March 13, 1904
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11UATEU TIIEIH UOlaUUN WEUU1NO.
I ira AND MRS. JOSKPTT TCNIRET.T WIIITMOUE OF I,T'COr,N, Nob.. WHO UE
OKNTIA' I'KLKHllATKU THKIK HHJ)KN WEDD1NU ANN1VKKSAUY.
Pictures from 1'hotos Taken lu ISil
M MAV1UV 1 Mr an.l tin
I Joseph Knlsely Whitmore crle-
I bruti'il thfir ITiiltl.'n U't.ililfncr an.
nlvormiry at Lincoln, their pres.
ent home. JoMcph Knl.-cly Whlt-
Lata
more was toru near C'urlisle, I'u.,
lut was brought up on a farm
ni'iir Dayton, O., where his par
ent removed In Ci. Kllxnheth Ctther
Ine UllUrt wa born at Ut'ttyburg, l'tt.,
mij removed with her iHironU to Dayton Jn
1S41. The couple were married ut Iniyton
on March 7. t4. innl Uiui their married
life at Mount Pleasant, la., where Mr.
WlUltnore tnK"g'd in nuTia utile pursuits,
but returned to Dayton in 1KM, whm they
lived uutil 1871. when they removed to Lin
coln, Nob. Twelve year were apent on a
farm ami then they mo veil Into the city.
Ten children aanl eleven grandchildren have
blessed l ho union, ull now living. The chil
dren and their allresi4 are: (leorgo Gil
bert, Omaha; Howard Janua, ljm-vlri; Wll
bor KliUWy, Klondike; t'harlea Jacob, llay
luoiul; llerburt Wil lama, KiihthUI; John
Kvana, Uneoln; Krunk, Lincoln; Horace
Oruviey, Omalia; Jeutiic Elixabeth, Uticoln;
Allc May, Uncolii.
Mr. and Mra. Joahiia Bummers of Neligh,
Neb., are anuniK the great band of patri
archs In tha middle weat who have not
only paaaed the allotted three aoore und ten
years, but who have apent more than half
a century In the enjoyment of tha benefits
of a well rcgulutcd matrimonial alli.in.e.
They were married at Stoyalown. Pa., Feb
ruary I. 18U, and lived there until after
the war. Mr. Summer enliatrd In a Penn
sylvania volunteer relmeut la lllui
Weddings
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served through the cnmpalRn of the renin
sulu and up to the full of Richmond, taking
part In the battles of Gettysburg Freder
IckaburR, Chancellorsvllle, the Wilderness,
laurel Kldge, Petersburg, Cold Springs
Harbor, Hatchers Ilun, Mission Hldge,
Weldon Itullroad and others. After the
war they moved to Illinola, but came on to
Nebraska In ixi7, settling In Cuming county.
In they removed to Antelope county,
where they lived on a furm until
when they moved Into Nellgh. Iioth Mr.
and Mrs. Bummers are enjoying excellent
health and on the occasion of their golden
wedding were the recipients of hearty con
grntulations from a host of friends.
Architecture at the Fair
(Continued from Page Eight.)
tlnct display as to character and location,
one may find the architecture of all tha
nations, including the crude building styles
common to the American aborigines and
the bamboo builders of the Philippines.
Hera are the nlpa hut and the hide-covered
tepee, the Alaskan house with totem poles,
ttie modern Indian school.
On the Pike the student of architectural
variety will tlnd nearly fifty separate con
cessions, the buildings of e:ich being
clearly different from all the others. The
rude huts and stores of our fathers of 100
years ago may be seen In "Old 8t. Louis."
Something of the architecture of Constan
tinople, of Cairo, of Morocco, of India,
of 8evllle. of the Tyrol In short, of a I moat
every nation, la to be seen here..
ROUEUVTUS IX) VS.
The Handbag Beautiful
HE new himdbug und card cases
show even more extravagance and
lioauty than their Immediate pre
decessors. They ore the cotlieBt
affairs In their respective lines
ever turned out.
The hundlMigs are large ami have long,
straight metal tops, with mml of t tie orna
mentation upon the topu instead of the
bMcm. They open by pressure on the top,
or with u clasp, und Instead of a metal chain
or round leather handle are fitted up with
on exceedingly stylish lixiking leather strap
no wider than a finger nnd very thin. This
itrap Is knotted in u siimlo loop nt tho
top, merely for purpiw.s of iudi vidiiality,
as the loop gives nuite an nlr of cache to
tho Btrap. The straps are in the same
tints os the leather of which the bog Is
made, and when silk Is employed the strap
Is of the color that prevails In the silk.
The bnw of thin, dressed leather, In
dainty colors, nre pleated the whole way
along the top in full pleats. This gives
quit an Hir of distinction to the bag nnd
mitkes a pleated fullness nt the side, with
rounded corners at the bottom.
Silk bags are treated in the same manner.
Favorite Bilks nre large-figured pompa
dours, In which pink prevails ps a decora
tion, and there Is some soft, quiet tint as a
Iwirkground. The straps nre of t lie color
of tho background.
Handsome, brocaded stripe of flowers, or
large, spreading figures, or hand-painted
effects. n.ro made up into the large bags,
end smaller figures In deeper tints Into
tmi.ll ones. As yet, beaded nnd embroid
ered effects have not appeared In tlier-e new
Jings.
A variation In rew bag styles Is a long,
father narrow flat bag. made like several
open envelopes laid togeth' r nnd fastened
only nt the bottom. The center compart
ment bns n slender metal rim and c1.it.
Into these compartments n woman tucks
ier handkerchiefs, chamois powder ra"? and
inny other flat things that she wmt:i to
carry about, ns well as her cards mil Mils.
!A handle holds these together.
In a much smaller shape, and of heavy
leather, nre purses that have eompart
Iments on each side nf the clasped purse
for holding cards, biHs nnd tho hnndker
clilef. The sides come up two or more
Inches above the top of the purse In a
curve that has a curved Flit In It for the
nand. This double handle arrangement
holds the Fides of the purse close together.
All purses nnd bags, except these small
Ones, nre made to match In general color
Scheme the color of the frock with which
the bag Is carried, so that brocaded nnd
Japanese embossed leather bags are es
pecially popular, because the mingling of
Color In them enables them to tie carried
Ith several different costumes.
Pointed Paragraphs
No girl's face is In It with a retouched
photograph.
Too much of the milk of human klndnsss
savors of the pump.
You can't tell how well heeled a iran Is
by the size of his Fhoes.
Somehow a deaf man can always hear
an invitation to tuke a drink.
In after years the girl with auburn
tresses becomes a red-haired wife.
The meaning of an epigram is c.oncsaled
by the brilliant effect It produces.
A girl's idea of an industrious young man
is one who Is too busy to propose.
Never Judge a man's reputation for
truthfulness by what he says when la
love.
Three months after marriage a woman
tries to swap her romantic novels for a
cook book.
The widow'B recovery from her grief
sometimes depends upon the promptness
of the llfo Insurance company. Chicago
News.
Great Luck
"Me lord." said the actor in the rabbit
skin cape, "your press agent Is saying that
you will partake of a bird and a cold bottle
each evening after tho show."
"Thank the shades of llooth!" exclaimed
the tragedian with the cavern-like checks.
Tut, tut! You don't believe what press
agents say, do you?"
"No; but if he says I will partake of a
bird and a cold bottle it means that I will
have enough to buy a stein of beer and a
frankfurter." Chicago News.
Home Industry
"Ijet me show you some Japanese bric-a-brac,"
said the clerk in the big store.
"Oh, no," responded the man with the
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fierce mustache. "I'm a Russian sympa
thizer. Don't want anything from Japan."
"Oh, you needn't worry. AU this was
made la the United States." Chicago News.
Emperor of Corca
(Continued from Fugo Four.)
desperat Corean "statesmen"' who hTJig'
upon his skirts and threaten him when
they are balked in their money-Bucking
same of government.
liuck again to the Inevitable underlying;
fear which possesses the emperor of Coreal
Ho has had no power, while being all
powerful. In a figurative sense he lias sat
for years, as ho did betwern the Ameri
can missionaries on the night of tho at
tempted emeiite seven years ago, but when
in fear he has reached out for firm hands
to support him he has found hands that
were strong, but which would not direct
him or his country to freedom und happi
ness. From any standpoint Japan's occupation
of Corea now nnd its securing the em
peror's car Is of momentous interest. For
Corea the events of war will have a tre
mendous significance, and no onlooker will
be more anxious than this king, upon
whoso head a crown has resttd forty yeirs
as restlewdy as ever crown lay on mortal
head.
Saved from those who have hovered
about him and sapixnl his strength lrst It
turn against und slay them, VI Hiung might
become a strong ruler. If he has been
weak it was through l;u'k of confi lence In
his) supporters, whose most pueiile whimsj
have often been obeyed.
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