r'V-.T'W-
THE COUZJ.I.
p rtaps. tniy aie too Lvsy lo think o! it
at all. But when they really consider it
incumbent upoi tbeai, th?y can accom
plish it.
The PiOiident sat a good example to
he nation by appearing at the concert
on time. Promptly at eight o'clock he
entered h's box at the upper right band
si.c. The nrcbeitra io3e to their feet,
placing the national hymn, the audience
rising ar.e.- them hkj cne man, nud
theie ws not a heart in that multitudo
which did cot beat t) that music.
Of course no one ra in a concert
frame of mind. The cannon smoko had
not wholly cleared from the air and the
frtra Caimen. Aid I tell jcu, fcr 111
moment, that little Italian peasant waa
greater than all the great men before
him. Vet after hearing the Signorin
opera I always half regret to bear him in
the colder ami less individual work of a
coacert singer. A dress suit is a wet
blanket with him; he fa freer in a plumed
bafwith a sword slung to his side.
Next came the floxer dance from
"Naila"' and then the introduction to
the third act of Lohengrin, tto disserta
tion' on connubial bliss, in which the
orchestra quite outdid itself.
During the intermission the presiden
tial party left the boxes for a time..
One of the best things in the second
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Rector's PfyapmaQ
same fourth of July spirit that bad ex- part of tho program was a new arracge-
ulted in the Etreets in the morning was irentof Handel's Largo by Frederick
there, ineffectually disguised in a dresa Archer, conductor of the orchestra,
coat and opera hat. No one listened to bringing in the pire organ at the climax,
the first number, Beethoven's Symph- Theiffict is very impressive, though in
ony in C major. It would have taken ay humble opinion, it rather detracts
something more psnetrating than that from the kingly indifference of Xerxes'
waakeet and most immature symphony revery. Madame Wunderlee'a harp ac-
of the symphonic mister to have caught companiment was one of tho best
the attention of that restle3s crowd. On things in that linn I hava
the whole, considering the occasion, th
number was not a fortunate selection.
During the andante movement, Gov
ernor and Mrs. Hastings, attended by
Mr. and Mrs George Westinghouse, jr.,
entered their box on the upper left side.
L. STEPHENS.
President.
HARRi rJ.
VILSON.
Secictnry.
W. C. STEPHENS.
Treasurer.
And here I must digress upon the
famous Mrs. George Westinghouse, jr.
never forget the" jr. Everyone knows
that George Westinghouse is the fore
most manufacturer of electrical appar
atus in America, employing hundreds of
men who, by -the way, are called the
Westinghouse slaves and ia a mighty
man. Nikola Tesla himself went to
work under him. But Mrs. George,
when he married hsr, was not exactly a
reputable person sha now looks like a
circus rider well along on the down
grade. Now, although money is potent,
Presbyterian Pittsburg still draws the
line on a few things, and it drew a large
black one on Mrs. George Westing
houEe,"jr." Her servant girl pbysieg
nom; did not help her out either, and
she weirs an artiri.ial complexion and
had her hair well, treated with "sea
baths," as they say in Lincoln. I really
never encountered such an extraordinary
person in reputable society. Ojce up n
a tune 6ome generous wjman did invite
her to a reception, and Mrs. George took
a boy in buttons aloof to bold up her
train end entered tho drawing room like
a princess of the b'.ood when princesses
did such things. One of the guests, a
really Hoe woman, was overcome by the
situation and laughed. Mrs. George
made a face at her and flounced back
into her carriage nnd went away in
tears. After that she shook the smoke
of Pittsburg out of her per oxide tresses
and dwells haughtily apart at Lenox,
Macs. Their megnihcer.t residence here
is called "Solitude,' and very fittingly
so. for she only deigns to visit her liege
lord once every few years on state occa
sioLS. She came back last winter to en
tertain Count Hilkoff, the Russian min
ister cf transportation, and this winter
she came back with the McKinleys aad
left with them. Where or how the Mc
Kinleys picked her up, I don't know.
Well, back to the concert. The sec
ond number was Campanari's eoIo "Vis
ion Fugitive," from Massenet's Herod
iade. I had not beard it before, but it
was like all Massenet's music, full of
that ever present sensuous spirituality
of hi?, like RoESjtti's verses, hinticg of
the waifara between the flesh and the
spirit and giving the victory quite
frankly and joyously to the flesh, as
Massenet always does, but full of vague,
delicious yearning. And ah, how 1 e
sang it! That little Italian is a man of
fire. The applause was tremendous;
Mrs. Westinghouse, who doesn't know
Massenet from Marmalade, leading. As
tn encore he tang the Torreador's song,
ever heard.
We are very fortunate to hare her for a
whole season.
Campanari sang again, the prologue
frumPagliacci.
The prcgram clcse-L with Tschaikow
sky's glorious overture "1812,' played
even better than I beard the Boston
Symphony orchestra do it lest spring.
and with the chimes that Theodore
Thomas always uses in its production
loaned by him for this occasion. Such
a day could not have b3en closed more
fittingly than by that marvellous ex
pression of the transcendent passion of
patriotism that celebrated the downfall
of Napoleon's dreams of univers-il em
pire and the g'oriouB triumph of Russia
and the Greek church. The triumph of
the new Russia, that sleeping Tit in of
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(Firet Publication October 23.)
Notice is hereby given that William
W. Ia ttridge, Harry P. Hermance, and
John N. C. Lottridge, puisuant to the
laws of tho stati of Nebraska, have at bo
ciated theniEelvss together as a corpora
tion, and have adopted articles of in cor-
MAvnr'nn wntt1 inrv txmfWtrr ntriur Mi in era
the Steppes for the first time awakened, EVoltow'a: " 6 b
"up-thrust, out-staggering on the world.'' First. Tho name of the corporation
And it seemed that the bells booming shall bo The Lincoln Coal Mining Com-
from the Church of the Redeemer in pany. . . , .
" . . .. . , , Second. The principal phcejpf trans-
Moscow ware ringing the triumph of a.tinglt8 business shall b3 at Lincoln,
patriotism clear across the Atlantic. Nebraska.
WILLA CATHER,
Pittsbukg.Pa.
Mm
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Third. Th) businS3 of the corpora
tion thall consist in the mining of coal,
fire clay, and minerals, and' in ttie own
ing and leasing of any real estate or per
sonal Dronerty necessary fcr tho carry-
n if ?i,rl hiioinASfl nnfl t Vl flninrr ft a . - f
ii.B mu ui rum uo...w, -- .- .s w. larUjr appeireu in in-s sun. niw on mo
all acts or tnings appermnin- to or t on Qf S.L. Ge sthardt. Poln:itnr fr,-th.
following among oth'r proceedings were
bad and dine, towi':
Francis C. Faulkner as)
Assignee of the Con- j
nect'eut River Sav- j ,,,- q
iDR. Bank, Complain-I. ,n
vs. '
George E. 't'nnbl tin. et. j
al.. Respondents. j
ORDER OS ARSKNT DEFENDANTS.
Now on ttiia Gth day or October, IS07,
at the O-tolirr H97 term of sjid court,
it having bain made to appear to the
satisfaction of the sji.i court that this is
a suit to enforce n mcrtaie lien by for
closure ot real property within the Dis
trict of Nebraska, and that Uenjimin A.
Gibson is defendant hrreij. and is not
an inhabitant of and Las r.ot b?en found
within said district, and has tot vol un
fitting- fine
reasonable
headquarters
7deitoncigroaj
THEFOOTfnRH
-T-jSTOr.fcy
2$Dd$iS
necessary for the proper conducting of
said business. ..
Fourth. The amomt of thecapital
stock of the corporation bhallbe Two
Thousand Dollars (82,000.00) and sh 1
be divided into twentv shares of One
Hundred Dollars (8100.00) eacb, ml
shall be fully subscribed for and p i'd iu
before the commencement of buskess,
and shall be non assessable.
Fifth. The corporation shall com
mence business on the 23th day of Sep
tember, 1897, and shall continue in busi
nes3 until the 23tb day ot September,
1917, unless sooner dissolved by the
writ ten,t consent of two-thirds of the
stock bplders holding txro thirds of the
I i st jck of the corporation
I
complainant, it is const !cr-d by tho
court and ordeiei tht said defendant,
Benjamin A. GibEon, b and he hereby
is ordered ti anpear and plead, aniwer
or demur to the complainant's bill of
complaint on nr before tho Gth day of
December, 1897, and that in default
thereof, an order be entered in this
taking said bill pro coiifesao. Jt is
further
Ordered, That at least twenty days
before said Gth day of December. 1S97, a
cjpy of this order be served upon said
Benjamin A. Gibson wherever round, if
practicable, and also upon the person or
persons in possession or caarim of the
real property df s.-ribsd in the complain-
I etJCk or the corporation. . ant's bill of complaint, if any there be.
Sixth. Tbetighestaraountofmdebt- or inlieulhereof.thatacopy of this order
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ope. The
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tion shall not exceed two thirds of the
amount of its capital stock.
Seventh. The corporation shall be
managed by a board of directors con
sisting of three persons, who shall be
the ofllcers of the corporation, and shall
be designated: first, President, second.
Vice-president, third, Secretary and
Treasurer. The Board of Directors
may elect a general manager for the
corporation, who may or may not be a
stockholder therein.
William W. Lottuidge,
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By F. W. Woods, their Attorney.
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(First publication October 9.)
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y fth r st m t fl
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be published r.r ax consecutive weeks
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paper published and in ejeneral circula
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W. H. Mungek.
Judge.
The United States of America )
District of Nebraska. j fcS
I, Oscar B. Hillis, Clerk or the Circuit
Court of the Un'tad States for the dis
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the above and foregoing is a true copy
of an order entered upon the journal of
the proceedings of said Court in the
cause therein entitled; that 1 have com
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therefrom and of the who!e then of.
Witness my offi.-ial signature and the
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Iseal.J Oscar B. Hiixis,
Cleik.
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