Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 3, 1891, Page 15

MAY 3, 1891-TWENTY PAGES. WHY MEN ARE SUCCESSFUL. | dtfacirtess i, ghoms, Jfoom, cavcent | TIMELY RELIGIOUS TOPICS, | ¥k oirmicr iy Tpuire > Mo | bt r pussemantorics, thongh ponty 1| iy, Xiad ot Lobthen 0 arg ookl | - v o fon in exceutive ability. They have the added oral paths wes : of our wcquain® Soventy-five churchak;of Hudson county, | . Shall desiens of cseam Tndia are rare asd | iotohis own hands—or mouth—to ringtte | ance to forget, or laave out, ' 4 ; | 4 advautages of experionce in the day schools, | T Teer. e O rambos. | dallghtiuily cosl in ENDOSSANOS, bell, and when a boat comes along, without | littie attentions’ and kindnesses ' whiok Ty and yot point mo to one singly city | ship of & ',;.“,,',','N '\’,',f,',".“m"l“"w:'“}“{ Boort | A bandsum. broscn s tn a0 shape of & | TAURR for her whistie, e selzes tho ball | matk tho truc man of tho ninetcenth on: 9 . o 0, the churc 3 not infucnce one of the most notdyfous courses in the ol iy y f £ ¢ J th- N as Echool Principals, by monetary considorations, by economical and Elsewhere, o, 4 Basques of cloth, Bodford cording or hen- | ; - s right, and wo should cherish it as such, and principies he consequenco s they sek Thate 16 bmdse conditbiai Sl rmlvuw wear with striped skirts, Got prices on Halcyon THeights of | not by utterly disregarding our part make e the best material—broad-minded, practical i grand South. AtmericMd | Itoman. Cathollo | “]llthu\‘ of chiffon, having {‘n\mm\clolhrce Crary & Crary, them” foel that the ago of chivalry is Ipen STl AN men—men up with the times, thoroligh organ i council on the model of 1o one rece "1 | scalloped or embroidered frills - - | pas! PEDAGOGUE" TO “'ANCIENT MAIDEN." | [k -t P Bost careful guardians of their | OBSTACLES IN MISSIONARY ~ WORK, [ council on the madel oftho one vecontly bold | Gray crepo hats, having gray velvet rib- A Word to G rls. | "I over the courtesyof the man of the | ——t welfure | 116 Untite reorpanisation of the \merican | DONS and a crown of soft pink roses. Osana, Neb,, April 23.—To the Editor of | present is a thing of the past, 1 fear that we s 8 Why is it that our schools should be made T churches. o ¥ Silver passementerio belts, fastoning with | Tie Br.—I want to say just a fow words to [ {hiish see ju our R R dow! % the Age Hasn't Enough | excoptions o this universal lawi 150 0o | Organized Charitios — Remembered | "0 5o, prosiding oldor for the | *VEF clasps and studded with jewols o giele. But fivst T b botter toll thom | {41, rom ttio pedastal on whicl e tand oy TRy " causo they are of minor importar s th . g e T b S LR “ancy bolts of g ve by it of womanhood, and s fro it Plain, Unpretentions Women—A | SRus8 bCy 869 of JINOE LopoRtence, v lass | When Too Lato—Lord's Day Sune | Huton &, D,, distrlct Mates that arrange. | Fancy belts of gold and siivef sibbon, | thatlam agirl mysalt, or they might say: | thought, T bellove, imore than from lack of Woman Teacher Replies— importart than the material from which the day—ihe Week's Doings in ments huve been mado for a cump meeting at opped siik, suece, leather, tlold, eic, “That's ao old maid's lecture. womanliness Mae. dngoguc's” First Lotter, visible bullding {s constructed! Burely the . Pierro, boginning Juno®p, Miss Mary Don- | A scarf pin design is o large opal held be- | o irls T want to talk toare tho streot car | — patrons of our public school smough to Omaha Churches. nis of indiann, o successtul evangelist, will | tweeu the points of a diamond crescont I'ho electric motor will vun to Hal- . ur publicschools pay enoug 16Ad tive Meatiig. May i y st girls, and by that I meau those who ride on | o 1GrSeiie A, N 1 entitle them to the best servico possible. 1f HTA e mooting iny jackets and girdles of crinoline, | §T% FOG S aTh o o | eyon Holghts June Ist. Crary & Crary, - this quality of executive ability is rejected as Rev. J. Bell-Cox of St. Margarot's, Liver- | thickiy worked with jot, or colored stones | thestrect cars, wo will suy, four or five time - - Owams, May 1.-To thg Editor of Tt | inferior in other departments of business, e —— T pool, the ritualist “martyr’ who was con- | and gilt. a week Got prices on Haloyon Ho o Brr I admire the loyalty with which | where competition is just as fair and free as annell tn Fourth Church demned by Lord Penzauce some time 8go, Small diamonds are now introduced on the Now it is ver A W st € discouraging, whon one has | Crary & Crar “WAncient Maiden” supports the fortunes of | here, why should taxpayers and citizens be Reeord, hl":'*mr his reloase r fused to givo up his | Brussels lace fans with considerable. fro- | been out shopping for thegreat part of a day, | = Bex (doal chist std the temncity with which | Obliged 10 vecept vt illeal occlesiastical practices and is likely w0 | quency. O L, says that thereare to. | T4y, if I were dead, and couid not feel Your kisscs, or your tears upon my face ey 4 If all the world could give of woe or weal, he aunual m to step into the car with anywhere from six A \I 1 '—In.\ll .\ 8! to a dozen packages under each srm and find oy anine Yowis, or clolh coats 0 | overy st Hioh and novers gontiomen hota. | BBOY D', THEEE NI (o get another taste of {mprisonment. Bridesmaids will wear white, pink or yel ing of the Midland, S. D. | low she clings to her champion’s cause. Ant et | qay more women employed as principals of ¥ cannot but think that had only one-balf the [ primary, grammar und graded schools of all | Baler i o He costing | association of Congregational winisters and | skirt devotion I 4 on some worthy | kinds then ever before in history. This | ¢ ,.\l,.h-hl within “my heart no resting | { Rl Pl bo held at Columbia the 19th, | Branches of white lilne frolght the minfa. | 1% 10 the straps besides; but such o thing | & . L — B W singlo man it would. have rondered it unnec. | Proves poting. Mo samo can b0 said of | oy ol ot think of any bitter basts 0t nd 218t of Mag. United States Senntor | ture shing of groen rushes. which sail ovor often happens and here is whoro the lecture llldd.\. Saturday, Sunday, May 1,2&3 easary for her to advocato hor claims 108 | fortin bistory. - Sha aseerts. that the chist | YOU Would nol chide me for a careles | ¥ BARCRE I SUERK 06 W, e | drawing-room tablos ST ShoA e S o o SRR g fative German Dialeoy WAscuine eaiilng it of this: NEAATBIES OF - this! KAd BOLORIY | . JYOMdY b S r bkhed A silver bracelet is made in the form of a | ¥ RN RO O L aialy ook s e At i i ; % O oats bt womn super. | You could not be so cruel, at the last, The Cattolic union for social studies in | noyseshoe nail bent in @ circle, n moonstone | ..., $30 See you very plainly looking so nico miedian, W magnanmimous it was on her part to wen principals but a woman e € ) ast, \ N 06 ne € 8 clrc HOOTSLOT d fres our ¢ spring s 3 sl bl oL L SROBAE: DAt V6 alote: MY Tub As 10 coudemu e, unconfessed, unheard, [ Italy has, with the full approval of the pope, | being set in the head. By S i o L UREICE admit that 22 per ecnt of tho men employed LEL AL LRT RS L liad St Dbl d'to celobrate scicntitically the fourth | i bbon sashus fre sewn thickly with span- | full Of thoso bothersome bundies. | I"' 80 8 as principuls 1h our public schouls were suc wn his work of reform on thisside of the | ¢ warg lying wrapt about in white, centevary of the discovery of America by RIS TR Ot had” EaBod AgTth ass Some one's elbow strikes your load and | Mississippl. She was very careful, however, |y VS ' e BB TN, GatHsLaCTaTaN. ¢ K ' in front and edeed with deep | gisplaces two or three of tho articles, and cessful! - Weo were surprised ver, 10 | not to mention the cityor even the state [ 4 1b 1o around me, on my breast, | the ereai Catholic Malian, by n congress of | fringos of small gold beads Just then & gentloman rises and offors you his In his seccesstul Comedy-Drama Bud that shio attributed thelr success to their | where this romarkable work was going on. | Ahd in my hands; and my face tho light tholic students of historico-social sciences, | o™ awost Fronch skirts has only one » nulems a u 9 S8 | That aniels shed upon their de it rest; | to be convoked at Genoa in the fall of 1882 | place ] ) Ha nhval Wo had supnosed from her | She leaves it for us to conjecture, Perhaps | . hed v asagy ¢ 8 g seam. If it is well cut ou it haugs” mord or just such ‘eircumstance: 1 [ £ puysiq It T were Lying thus, and one should sa; At Weost Doint the choir of t tolil Under just such “circumstances, 1 will tel . 4 J Vo G P 8001, §ta {Girionts ShiLt st Hal| aeeivedias that | 1t Macon, Ga., whero according to the | [T Wotc lving thus, and one should say | At Woat Doiut the cholr of thio post chapel s | gracefully thun au ordinarybkir & vou what' I snw o woman do the other day AN g liter Ml et “‘_,‘,\” L cominissiont y‘\'[. ,m“’m,‘w H;K. | B e AR A et j‘l‘ L HGhEy ; \1[" rhorn hat tined with velvet to mateh, | She turned to the person of the offending ¢l- [ See the Great Locomotive Race, ¥ =567 men prineip: had been employed, " il b U R LR L) ‘cathers rounc 0 Crown i wers inside ow and gave hi b ook e have 1 Inel FAGHRITA0 tHE TAB thint VHore 15 B SPOILTAILES || RA tha simarlstoRdenbAGRIaRSa LH faok Thats otie, and swear ‘twore basest calumiy, | by the advocates of congre ahersround tho erown and flowers fnsiad | bow and gave him stieh o look as would & <Real Working Enginese-9 i © | and the superintendent deplored the fact that AL, | the brim: this is a particularly stylish bat witherea an ovdinary houso plant, notwith Ar. % A presence of @ man that constitutes the grea schiools were retrograding; that the | 1¢ [ were Iying underneath the ground. R e, At ‘A bracelet consisting of @ thin wold wire s | standing the “pardon me” which had imme. | lear Mr, Staley Sing His Lutest Songs, st fuctor in thesuperyi very deficient in their manas And all the white suow heaped abs ¥ ‘“"\ lund, opposite | ol W h ornamented with three flies, the body of one | diately passed his lips, and then d: opved outo Box sheets open Thursday morning at usust She ches tho ke te exi ¢ » called on the rd of edu head, ol [ Hatieatisst i being a turquois i the boa the othel the proffercd seat with an “he's-a-an-and- | Price A fhashn t iterests of the schools to g o yoins 4 St has for years bad o Sunday-schiool class for | Belng a turquoise and the boaies of th others et ) LA makeup, an influence in b o, that idor tho chargo of men, Ok po | " Who dared to say such things about me, A o A mow brooch fs [n the shane of an ear of | 00 comfort and a vacant staro outof the | BOYD'S OPERA HOUSE > u Avage bea ] o law. | ¢o R U CaF TR Y not words to tell how faise were | Mottdtatar; siear | side, and at that poiut the kevnels ave | atly itention of saying tha Commencing Monday Night, s ) submissicn. Wha ! - ot ! i f 8 & S MATHHIOR SR | ented by small pear i a CrC us talk of May 4th, protend to say. “Tho b of the v vacaney in the principalsbip of a | t unkind was he of urikind men; fo Bl | g CHioHaHE:| wel teimm ) o O L e S MBI BELUGHONE Y y . y urk uges' she sees it to It i 00ty b 1] words that one mizlt say Tt the Bk e S0 dbcasan 1t 16TsoM g would be infir easicr t » n | For 3 Nights and Wednesday J Bt SRR all employe i wad | v held Would Ve ‘DoWor to Hurt me; grieve | Lottt bulkie v, roal and pore | mado dresses, § sometim: 1 in the { of 4y awnt smile and a “eertainly, sin’ to : S inth otion that physienl or brute force. It | these position 1 every instal fava P ! It me, gy mal, 1o the {spiitedby | forny ot Bisttipe aud sis s lusesiadibativeed: | ¢ \ me. than to clovd your fuce and Matinee. I8 1o Lim o reserve e, His presence com- | cancy tiere was selected to fill the heirs on the ground the pope, being 1 tucks at the f of the skir wrinklo your Bl ach an unpleas o bmission. Not so with woman. She | the place . L If you in coming back today should find SRRt VERONOESL R S OUR S C prop Couts of pink white lamb's wool are worn | ant frown; aud does it take eitner time or RETURN OF THE FAVORITI [s aifrerent 1n that strange power of preseiie Again, 8 successful supervision depends in |~ Fhar Death had enterea and had called me | €11 on French soii. by youngsters, They are cozy-looking and | severe montal strain ou your part to say posscasod by man, In hor extremity sho | ® Very great measice upon harimon 1i6%a8; Tho A u, and t fust oxort physical force to maintain her | principal jordinates, 1s it How wouldl'it be with you in your own mind? | gives th suthority, L be nocessary physical | case that a man clothed with authy cking A od over men assumes a dictatorial be: Where for your grief could you find vecom- | 164, rican Baptist Year I or 1501 i ar little things look exactly “thank you'' for the scat offercd you anct gam for the year of (M,150, ¢r A baby girl fashion o 10 is the dainty zabeth Cady man of my acquaintance, o busy do tor tho result is ignomiuious failure; 9 s s 1 penset 3 per cen’ Thi rA,‘\rh- of contributions k of light blue silk, smocked necessarily lose much sleep ana rest, WILLARD SPENSER'S eitick that, or she is compelled to banish is inchinations lead him to assert his | The lips that you refused to kiss wero still; | 18 $11.215,570.3 nof §1,016,520.15, New idered in gold, with a folded suid, “Lam often extremely tired und spic nese G o from. hor sieht and domatn the audacious | suthovity merely because lie has the power. TGV, i Vo eiidittirs ‘,‘,,,)C they did not | York leading the states with $1.577,785.55 | the waist and a littlo reticule hanging wsif 1 mustsit down and rest s litde [ American Japanese Comic Opera youth who sees fit to disobey her commands. | He doos this i Sueh u way as ofteatimes to chide, L Geovgin ranks first in number of members, | side L Lot on acar, but even then | would e 5 The lntter aiternative she usually chooses. | cause an open rupture between himsell and | Nop toll tndir grievares, closed by a will S G2l then comes Virginia, North Caro I'he latost thing in spring hats, which as | feclng hesitancy in giving up my seat to a WAL G E A DOV AL As i consequence the unruly boy is dismissed | hissubordivates, *This would not be the case | ““Held in dominion by a sterner pride, lina, Kentacky, Toxas, South Caroling, | peen christened “the Polignac,” is of white | 1ady if I could only receive some token of an g from ~chool aud spends the greater part of | were his subordinates women. Tnuate gal- 2 Mispisaippi, Alabamn; Tennesses, MIssOUTL, | tlon siime ot o i o A Liree | piccintion, but I havedono it soofton and | _Seatson salo ut vegular pricos HIKSO G DO Chemtrgat lantry would deter himn from pursuing a like | O God! that one must live, and live, and | New York, Louisiaua, [linos, ete., while | cluster of black foathers ornameats the back | received inretu y acold stare,that [ feel | — — She says in reply to my article that 1 did | course toward the gentler sex. The sano live, Novuda is at the fool of the list with only | of the head, | Tho strings are of black velyet, | ielined to think® that if a woman won't ben | BOY DS, = TIMHS G not prove anything, 1f so, my dear madam, | thing ¥ LD when a woman is placed in [ And tey to be contented with the hope forty : TG (e v e U : tod by | 124y @ man needw’t bea gentieman, though | - = ONLOY 2 whiy did you employ a whole column or more | chiarge of women. Can you imagine s poteu | That ¢ who knoweth all somewhere will metionn Indios for Keoning Floves it shape, | Biving way to my feeling iu the matter would of funltlcss rhe 5 i and brilliant repartee in | tate more despo a tyraut more tyrannical, sive PASTORS AND PHOPLE. -:nu. i 1‘11[1.\““1“! keeping »L"“l"":‘ \.“i«\ - | stamp me as anything but a ‘kuight errant Thursday, May 7. Four attompt to disprove! 11 the statements | than is a woman principal to her femaie subs | The fuilest love to fill the widest scope! — An exuct roproduction of tho larly’s linnds 1s A great amoint of brightness would be : e e o 5.yt ot have | ordinates! \We venturo to say that nine. | Yot hero—0 love, why should the days grow | Notesof the Week's Work fn Omaha [ St I tho piuster, which [ knowen ue & SR A300) IME R 4 us biileve, suiely a discrimimativg pubiic | fenths of the Lty teachers in o city of Ton: b ittt glove, tro Jundon which tho” gloves uro SRR ) covld easily have detected the fallacies with. | Omaha, if they dared, would toaay cry alouc And, turough unkiduess, bitter? Death is Y i e n el e ! » AT R o \1(..“4‘ o W ine | agalust the potty tyrannies vracticed upon gl SR aRt Lie TS SLER Rov. Hultman of tho Swedish chureh] has |~ Giray, combined with eream white, is still Wl RT]4 8 1 calling. 4 thern by their canceited superiors. We vens | [f vou will love me when I'm dead, T pray LD B Ol | much tavored. A stylish costume in this ()1 ‘S You dodge the point at fssue. Itis not | ture to say that tho superintondent | But grant mo somewhat love and iludness | ROV, Asa P. Lyon of Marshall, Minn., ls | fashion ismado with halfvest girdle, and whother \vomen are s cipable of teaching | Of schools, the members of the board of edu- (S upplying the pulpit of the Hillside ehuveh, jund the gray skirt of cream- Satirieal Comeay, the primary grades e men. Upon this | cation, and the commitwe on teachers, have The Omaha Congregational association will | White cloth, with very clegant bordering i 1 point t o controversy between us. 1 | listencd for honors to the taies of woe pou I'd not rebukie vou though my heart be full: | meet at Blair next Tucsday for & two days' | applique of gold and silver galloon, dotted A ] ) \, l S S tcar agrec with you that the terching of very ‘lhlu m.q--l curs by W\ “dp L»rfluul; -xw\“ ; 1 dure not chido: I too may bo astay; session, with steel nail-heads 1 - n“ ( (/,' ( O v . 1 wmore successfully done | teachers who have su at the hands of | Experience vet may teach—in bitter school Tho splendid new pip> organ for the First [ It would secm that the draggling skirts I N o by wom by men.This we do ot | their despotic superiors. X Mo what o 0o, and what, perchance, to | Methodist chureh 16 How, on tho way from | are expected to remain, from the patented I The Most Remarkable Comedy Success deny. As well deny that woman i better Away with maudlin sentimentahity, Away say; Boston to Omaha. ¥ dressdifters that are already upon the mar- ‘ ( ON RECORD. b purse, a better mother than the m with nineteeuth century bosh. Away with | And yer, I ask you. humbly, tenderly, RRev. J. A. Milligan of the Cherry Hill Con- | ket: Oneis a silken cord that passes around Tinig A much of the work required of the primary [ the Susan B. Authonys, the . Mavorlek Brander’ (Tim Mur If 1 should answer never more your cail, tho w ist, with one eud through a loop that LT eat : 5 2 rvogational church has resigned and is 10w phy will taks rank caslly with “Col. Sellors.” Hon fEacHak Btho tann earo of the cuild. Tn | Stantons, the Helen (iougars, the Dr. Mary | Would you not grieve, of all most bitterly, | fiTr o loit at Wy mor continues hulf-way down the skirt, finishing Cor. A o] A Brdwell Slotor and other immortal creations. this respect the p is expected | B. Walkers. The age has too many of these ris nd dools thut, avo boyond re- | o & pulbit ot Wymoth, | with a clasp that catehes the material of the or. 14th and Capitol Ave. Boston Globe 1o 1o the blace of the fomale parent. - 3ut | and not enough plain, unpretoatious, true- 0 The trustees of the Crote Chautaugua have Those gentlemen are Mossrs. Voll, Brage and Blow, glorlons products of Texns, who foresd Maverick Brandor to k0 to congress, and who nfs torwards introduced Texns mothods ot the national capital u o J : i o dress without iujury. jearted women, Too many I-am-as-big 3 - engigec ator Ingalld of Kan: A Now York recorder writer made Wan-ns-you women: not cuough angelic, | What Missiotaries Have to Contend | tho Fourth of July addre: L R A COMMENCING classes, grades and oges is quite another, In | sweet-ficed mothers to gladden our hem:s; With, Hon. W. J. Bryan hasalso been engaced | yeautiful specimen was painted on chicken the oue w peculiar skill and maternal care is | too many dudino monstrosities striv 3 The Catholic priests who are at worlk civ- | fOF # specch on duly gt the Crote Chautau- | giins, with handle and sticks of mother of requireds in tho other exceutive ability of | pauts-mogriphy the world; not enough sued- | | o6 PEELEE DI WO Y qua. His subject will b6 *“Tho Young Man | pearl] Tho design was supposed to represent ) ' the very highest order. It is true also th ding the lingering light ot love around happy | iliziug the wild man of Boraco have a bard | iy politics,” Aurora, and the gold-embossed work be the primary teacher is usually the young and | fiveside circles. No, my dear madam, rest | time conviucing the older savages of the Rev. Dr. Thain of Plymouth Congrega- | at the handle and continued to the ver, symputhetic teacher, whose heart .beats | assured thut although you have driven the ning and the value of education. Tbe | tional church was in Chicago last week at- | The colorings ave delicately rosy 5 i unison with that of the child. She is then | pink from your cheek by trying to do the . Thomas Jackson, Prefoct Apostelic of | tending the convention of the directors of the Mauy of the dress and bonnet garnitures At an nge when thoughts of children of her | Work of a man, the world ‘will never admire | o e 2 e - | Chieago Theological semiua pasily ? add. g 5 '3 | North Borneo, who is now in this country 3 might casily bail from the saddier's shop, so | Saturday evening, May own fill hor mind, Sheis all life, all vivae- | You one half 'so much for your assumed 5 s S ] ity, all cavnestness, Sho has not yot given | superiority as it will the huinble, secluded | soliciting aid to carry on his work ou the ““"‘ “‘l“;““\“"“\‘f ‘\"‘I' ‘f““‘:' S EEa much like borsc-trappings ave the russot | will be up bopes of obtaining a home of ‘her own. | housewife for her modest charms and, telis this story in the New York Sun: csminster Abber before the Congrega- | bands, tan-colored ornaments, glittering with eaching primary pupils is one thing and superyising a large school, comprised of all to deliv And Every Evening. the Omaha people listen o one of or given in “Lot's go 'round and ! g0 the president.” X tional Ministerial assoefation tomorrow moru- | fine inetal nuil heads, the kid_and leather | Hhis countey tat the Expo- sions of a rayless an e e have \‘- 1‘ Z 00 0 ¢ eaty T riests induced chie! o Yl rd X d : 2 on buile g | i street and |n N V! oty T &6 e ShE gAYy Tenchons g e R wildest tribes to hf'. them take his son to one | tion : - e and faccted dots spread over green and yel- s cost ands of dollars in i est lnugh can afford to miss i's R s e R el e s of their schools. The boy was in the school There will bo a grand concert in § Jow strips of saddlers’ cloth. ptal encltedoting. dstrt g = o avenue Congi shiaro . it CTA A RAR 7 which, when - pérforming, ars L s iditoag e iy 10 Edi two months. One day tho chief and all his | avenue Congregational church on May Japanese novelties increase in favor—the [ Which, v = 5 ! antilmen worthy of them place thew it | pyy Bee: In o recent issuo of T SUNbY | b watriors eame sailing down the river in | The concert will bo in tho naturs of a com- | Fung Loud seroons, fans and baskots aroex: | PUNGT ey f0® (81! PR Gt Vo Wontd Y S nsien SO Mhloen” have us | BEE an articlo on “Women as Principals” ap- | their canoes. They were heavily ormed and | plimentary benent for Mr. W. A. Derrick, | quisito in design, and tne dolls with r essin A ey o ¥ a0 o B al | Sessing a sweel and delicacy — of boliove thal tho principalships are | pearcd, signed “Pedagoguc.” called loudly for tho boy. Oue of the priests | the bass siuger of the choir. Chinese costumes and faces are all in great | tone which is simply warvelous. A Toxns Steer” eompany e andd Atiantic oeenns \ey must e TRAOR filled by this class of teachors: or thab | | DPerhaps you will kindly permit another | SAn¢ out of the school and said to tho chief: | Rev. J. J. H. Recdy has issucd a four puge demand with the fashionable children of the | be heard to be judged and appreciated. No BOY D’ s % X T G e h s 1 B00 L Ay ol Rt et L { Ly bermit anothor | T boy is all right and fn fine heath,” folio called “Charity Organizations.” Tne | country. The lamp shader, too, come in the | (loubt these grehiestrions, rendering wll popu SATURDAY MATINEE MAY o S toved Botiool 1ast woek 18, any purt of the | PedesoRuowho is not a principal andnever | ~“itwo must sco him," sald the chief, 1ittlo puper deals with the work of charity | quaintistand most original styles, and the | Iarnd classic music with the uimost acour- AANDNIGHI ONTNG s e Qutits of @ priveipuit s it trie thut our | #spires 1o a principalship to reply toa cortain | The boy came out. The father looked dis- | and love for humanity and urges every one to spring touching up of boudoir and arawing Ly oI THE ONLY WORLD,S CHAMPION, principuls are engaged in teaching “left aud | portion of his article. appointed. “Your skin is not white,” he | do his duty toward the unfortunate root are all accented by these Japanese beat | fleard Iy this bty hefore Fght thumpking “luliaby songs,) “the | First, if 1 remember correctly, butono | said. e o at, St | 108 which will bo the. decorative erazo this | 3y Stat Wi Kreht pleasaro th B clemonts of rending “pttiue on | gentleman was employed as- principal when | *Oh, my. snid the priest, “How can any | philomena's cathedral on tho ovening of | Ye4 Lth grout plonsuro {1 Bighty pairs of rubbers,” “buttoning eigh coats,” and “tying eighty hoods ™ If so, is sts for the Mr. Jumes came to Omaha, so it can bardly | one get white in this broihng sun Muy 10, Miss Arnola and her splendid | The numbor of different sleoves worn this + con be said that Lo originated the customof em- | “But you said you would make him like | choir assisted by some of the most talented | ¥ear 15 marvelous. They arc almost us two gentlemen hive ntroduced thes John L. Nullivan, you s ) favorabl dliferent times before O oot Ehis . vory exponsive luxuey? T sdch | ploving womon, Again it was spoken of as | yourself,” said the chief O e O Wil pebsone. tha voont | varlea as tho dress materials, ver when | tiudicneck that nor miueh nosd bo sstd i thos : N PO B AN 3 & s this commands a salary of $1,400 a | entir Iyi«.\{‘n for him to_advocate women as | “We did suy that,” replicd the priest, “but | feast of the evening. studied thoy are found to bo outgrowths of | behalf. Hans Albert, who s o violinist de- AND HIS OWN COMPANY, W weuld it not be more economical to hiro | priveipals, for none would dare to advocate | we meant intelligent like oursclves, not o Bk alasanle o many flattor. | the Valois sieccve familiarized to us by por- | servedly” stands in the front rank of modern T DS D FTd belBor AR SNeoT ] N,. S, yes, professional nurses, and have the | & womaw’s claim on the position Which he | white m',‘“l",,:):,'\"‘,,h‘“ T le of the many flatter- | ok L5 G erine de Medici, and seen also | Virtuos, has for threo years been connected D (gl LG wobk dono sclentificaily, and ' at the samo | holds. The gentleman must b bdist papers iu tho LA ve forgotten | ‘The chief looked puzzled, and then called | LDENoUces Onats i s been | auite as often masculing as in feminine | 48 fitst violinist with Thoodore Thomas' or- /lDNES I HPAR I 8 time save tho city an ent Fous exnense! that ladies have held such positions. the boy to him, “When is it going to ruin | SA% re miving Omuba sice 1t hos bech | portraits of that effeminato cpoch, s | Flstet S With i syl s ouror the Soun | A\ Wit we havesw right o expectin @ prin- | In Portiand, a typical western town, a lady | next time " asked the chiof ) € shieenth ventietn Al Ry o behs hhoxt general | G je of sleove, close on the lower arm and | veir e ¢ A QjRionn ih el0 s e eh o AND ciut o havon TiEht 1o expeot b i prin | L parinteadont, Who it the | "m0 voun man shook his bead. Tho chlot | Sonferenco in his city: Nihis sets atrest | o and gl at tho top, is usod ou auy and | Yerat ihe Grand Diet] eourt theator, M toind is executive ability, ability to govern | time she acccpted the place was of- [ looked displeased D I a1 con feronce and tho manner jn | 8ll costumes, and ‘for jackots, wraps, tea- | i e lins trave Atensive W”_\l_\lNG HRNDS and control, ability to comnand of the rudest | fered a professorship in a college. “What will be the size of the rice crop next “_lm_“‘]h_h,,‘m.\ reto bo entertained: and | £OWns and even night-dresses. and playe 8 PR et Sitbensel Dot oy boy respect and obedience, ability to classify | It s sad indeed to think of departiny from " he asked again. Oncemore the young Mt the quostionings of editops and | A new dress-lifter is a small piec tho most tists ot the country will also qu of stoel | U0 ; p Joseph who in Germany has been the others as to the ability of Omaha to do what | about seven inches in lensth, which is aftixed | fellow stud WOt Mr. Alert for nearly six o York and Hoston declined. to. do four | to the waist under the dress by u narrow | vears at the Conservitory. has heen assoclat- OMAHA vears o, Hurrall for Omaha, the empire | beit. To this are viveted a couple of grooved |t as solpist in America with Mo Camnilia and to organize, Now, ara theao qualitios in » ways of our good forefathers, who be- shook his head. woman of as high an order as they are in | lieved the stocks necessary in every weil We have Jost our great sword in the wood, man’ We aro just as ready to take w “nine- | regulated community, and we quite sigh for | we have searched everywhere for it but can- Reenth contury stand” as “Ancient Maiden, | the time of duckingz'stools and public flog- | not find it. Where1s the sword?" The boy T 4 i ) est."—Philadelphia Meth. | steel plates, in which the bent wire that is to | Mrso and Mons, Ovide Musin. lle isa planist 3 mnd Notor wbllity and powor wherover | givgs, Thoso things all seem £ belong to.u | siiok his head tho third time, city of tho groat west.”—Philadelphla Moth- £00 F 0 hoves, Who tho hiter is not | §f the iFstorder Having uade his home at « 1t oxists, yos and goodiess oo, No one is | period when corporal punishment was in [ Turning to the priest the chief said angri! IR 8 § - i Use the curved wire haags down, inno way | 105ton. where he went i 1881 on his ary in ) more willing to accord to woman the merit | vogue in schools, where brains and tact und | *You promised lies. The boy is no more in- Tonight Pastor, Lamar ‘}”.1 doliver an ad- | B UANSIRHG" dress or Incommoding Lhe | o e L O N AT oet o 4 tis her due, hor brillianey, her suporior- | self-control were as nothing compared to | tellicent than he was when you got him. | 4ress on the organization o v"."'("’f‘-_“lr_h\mlnj 1 el ol ch iy thoes L e N il o ahme sty of wind in' many respects overthat of | physical strength. And taking the lad by the shoulderhe walked | for Christian work, and a week from Sunday Iy hocossary for & | toncertidng. throughout the wost with groat i : bt executive ability of & superior, or | The children which are confided to the ca ) ve | off with him, followed by his warriors. night he will deliver a sermon touching upon | Dring it into use it is mo i RAS o ralkotthe hanis 4 > ; ses. Albert and Gahm have mado an cqual order, the world iever has, nor does | of the public schools ave very imitative cr T the People’s church, which has been so much | 1843 1o T 91 w,l‘h.fl"r HOE Nairl Mt gvih e e L e ] [ SUNDAY J today, in the full glaro of the nineteenth | tures, the largo majority of whom are easily Organized Charities. discussed 1 the city papers. : b A O R Sl L T gOME 1o aceept pupils. Thoy . } pentuny), fiecord to her. Thero is not a soli- | governod children, and the few who need this | The national conference of churities and | JeV: Dr: Tamarof the First Baptist chureh | 4y "yotiom of the skirt raised some three o soriadh e yuliinhle sianiitionitarour i tary dopartment in human nffairs where ex. | bruto forco to terrorize them iuto an outward | corrctions has issued a call to lts eighteonth | S5, e is not contemplating the 10815 | four inches from the ground. N Blor Oman st iR S RO macalledlubining ow0loni pAm AR ndL ya e R L seitivo ability Is required that 1oks to wo- | appearance of obedience should bo removed | ¢ THeENER T8 BRICE @50 ) 50 T EERIAONER | nation of hus presant pastorate . Whis Gt | “New spring woolens ure remarkably bold in | Admission 5 conts. o'clock, man for it ke for instance the depart- | to reform schools where their evil influence ARA) SALA By 0 d in Indianapolis | but on the other hand he has decided to ¢ te O vermment. A T enim bt marts | tay not contaminate good and pure pupils, | from the 13th to the 20th of May, and sinco | some additional work, Ho will deliver a S L e LS ations were presided over by women. I was | EFromone of the castorn cities cos g o bonely | Indiunapolis 1s @ city peculinrly mwako to | Series of sermons on character building at | INES 4f0 b Sy Bl WILL LAWLER, MANAGEL : ! yearly ¥ ¥ awake ] RS e ; quent oseurrence, aud many d iy Thoteht by 1o peoplo of the ol world that | report which mentions that 18,000 cases of ¢of | sociological Intercsts, and sinc Rov, Oscar | (B Young Mew's Christian association on | L) %o vandered striking, not ouly from tho B s e re ] e | o Punishment hava oosurrod; Then of | Scciologloal futorosts, ahd stueo Iiev. Osoar | sunday aftoroons, e T e “"‘ 11th and Farnam Sts., Omaba, triment to nutional prosperity, be entrusted | course 18,000 fiagrant offensos must havebeon | McCulloch, the prosident of the coming con- | = Dr. Lamar begins a_series of sermons at | %, etimes fu- kinks, but ‘again lio' g on 2 tothe carc of women! How is it today | commitied under this strong government. I forence, is president of the organized chari- | the First Baptist church Sunday morning on | #¢ . shirdizal o Gt o | tsible Docttinos. Tho series will run for | the surfiice, oven to tho extaut of six inches, " WEEK OF MAY 4. P | el or ten Sunday moruings. Ho will dur while astrakan curls are often uoticeable. Governments have been revolutionized nid | had supposed a strong government was one | ties of the city as well as pastor of ¢ smpires bave been formed. Erom the ruins | under which the least possible wroug doing | prominent churches, the conference i ¢ D e T of temale dynasties republics have sprung | occurred. Russia, which I should” think | 1oy, a notable one, says the Century Maga- | Hortioe h"’,‘-”'[."’ aermon, Show swherein | olves, indistinetly fiick broien plaids or iuto being. In every single instanco | would scem an ideal government to our Y Baptists diffor from all otherreligious bodies. o - | Stripes: the bairs Just mentioned generally men became the executive heads | friend the Pedagogue, tries to crush out de- f‘“::‘ ldonbtl s 1 . T A‘UXHI\'I:l \co b the n..lrl\ of the ,.\".mfiimllt;:{l-':. of the newly formed states. To- | flance to its government by killing or exiling will doubtless surprise our readers to bo o Ma T L L L S U Quy Queen CVietoria . enjoys the | or coufiscating the property of its insubordi- | told that a large uumber of them are in all 8 H bl s, diatnoh efieey > 9 Say > g v fac so | quite across the square. proud distineton of being the only represen- | nate subjects—yet it cannot extinguish Say ma, the girls say if my face want so | quite across thesq <t 4 1 probability members ex ofticio of this confer- | speckled up with pimples, they'd make me An artistic gown of myosotis crepe de l:!\-::l'y“l“ '}:H {,\“J“\.” \‘m "-Y\va)f:-“'x::"';:t 'fl‘llll;"\‘\"'“mu trouble of this kind in the | €nce. There are, indec d, few intelligent men | *Queen of the May.” What “shall 1 do! | chine, designed for a blonde, has a voke of B Dot awwer 15 10t Lhe ciict. exeeutive of tho | Unitod Statos! All ber citizous fecl share | 22 womne of oir day who are not connected | Why, et a bottle of Hatler's sarsaparilla and | multi‘colored passementerie and a deep frill British enipive, Towering high above ber | of responsitility in her government. They with some charitable or reformatory or othe burdock, of course; it's the most wonderful | of lace arranged in the form of a shoulder . B oy oxeutiyneiiar | fovete hoy wish to metasaln hor lawa, ~ | Phllantbropio instlwtion as managers or blood puritier of the age. cape. The front falls in soft folds, and is trustees or mombers of committocs, or who © not active workers in somo organized form of benevolenco, and all such, though stands William k. Gladstore, the foremost | The ideal school government would be re- statesian of his day. It is not to Queen | publican in form, with the board for the { Victoria, good and great us she 1s, nor to the | lewislav the teachor for the executive, e driawn in at the waist by a band of passe- e iR A menteric. The sleeves are run into tucks at Seo those beautiful lots in Haleyon } BN GG A have deep lace frills falling from Deprived of the us feet, he uses his of his legs and ; rms for ull purpos > o > of it as our Heights, Crary & Crary. X AT STER w4 B S g tong line of fomale rulers, that England owes | and & wise "public semtiment Tor the judieial they be as little aw t’ it as M. Jourdain 4 3 3 the elbows to the wrists, Delicate tints are Heisa clever gymnast. ’*‘ Bt 1 prowacy on land and on sea, but to the | power. The ohargo is brought that the lack § that N day sking Rron. 1K JTatentitied - pecs nv\pm»r- red to positive colors for toa bt oy e ey r i i {ontdigol Rt el v tha 500k T to e noa is conference and to a voice in 'Y FOR THE LADIES gowns, Abricot seems to suit blondes anc = Syerpowering ability as organizors, of such | of physieal discipline wakes boys effeminate, . ROR AL N HONEY 3 ) J ude Ten £s William Pitt, theduke of Wellington, | that unless they have been under | IL§ISCUssions. A i brunettes equally well. It is a color that An Oriental Wonder Distacli and Gladstone, Eton, | HhaE e of “tear thoy e " un. | _ That the proceedings of such a body as tnis | Corn flower bluo Is u aew color. & womun of pallid complexion might wear to 1otk ot tho flald of commerclal enterprise. | fitted for good citizens, How strange! | Are ol such valuoas o be eagerly sought by | Pearls are prime favorfits at preseat. advantage. All dressy garments ara being Women are not nor have they ever been ex- | Oue would think that a goverument which | "‘r"“:":‘;’.';‘l'l"‘l"‘ DAy ealvdnt aoathy but | Gauntlot t gloves ave ouly for day-time wear. AR ',"'(1"‘ 0. Teadnokola aro wonder: M AH Ui« ) b ons of capital are in- | piaced lnk fhat a goverument Which | ai) over Iurope, the annual sale o voi- IRRIEGG YIS % Bt ully elaborate, They huve more lace than Tactorics ote. Intarcals are at stakie whose | 10 bo better citizens by teaching them self- | Whe adoquate rovenue of the assoclation, is 8 | ooong 2 Yellow, apricot and pale blue ave the fa- Fhe Milhonaire Midget Marvel, Y sufficient proof of the standing and ability wrvision reg T wghest gual ) control self-reliance t syste, . vorite sha for tea gowns, says a London croesus from the Flowery Kingdom; age :\‘;I ! ‘\: \ |‘(|‘|w!‘m'\‘\‘~"h‘\:n !\ \me lll(:::“ f.'u\\.‘-,f ‘\\’x‘\‘:.‘x,l‘-rm:’lnv ‘x::‘. 'ul.-m 1“\‘“;“1 i\-u‘twh\‘-‘; of those who take part in these meetings, Black satin for high full sleeves n lace | Lol iiiont NmuthH the mw.“n mml»-ll\ 40, weight 89 1bs., he y~|(\( S ing ),.“ l" to f tese positions! Women{ No. Itis | puysical cowardice or bitter resentment The great task of the sociological reformer | ROWNS. T i ) 3 have coma out in crepe de chine and are true women are enguged to do clorical and | against unjust measures—-would train up | 18 10 cducate puoly “lmm;._ny?{m|L-i5um-m«l..- Embroidered chiffon »parasols for dress | fiounced and trimmed with lace and very A Miniature Monvolian. | subordinate work, work that she does as well | criminals and nibilists. If the experiment public IR, (AN I:"II” -"» "‘I’;‘ suid i“ one | parade much beribboned, A pretty gown is of cream B erhaps hettee than man s byt you tan. | would not be too iard upon the children, it | Of these conferences, “Dublic abuses do not | Tho nowest gloves arg3itehed in contrast- | de laine, patte with pink chrysantho- ‘ ROt hoitit 1o one stugle fnancinl institation of | would be rare amusement to have oue of our | SXist where there 1s public knowledge," and log coloi that public abuses do exist insuch lar mums and trimmed about the hem “with a FRAULIEN IDA GORDT The Charming Opera Singer, in a ro- Importance, requiring exccutive tact and | most eficient womanly prineipals step down LA Satin striped grenading curtains for sum- | frou-frou of cream The skirt uas a surcwduoss, whose inferests wro presided | aud let this disavpoluted, evidently unei: hiaes shas 80w Such SAb pamBIY 0 eeds | mer parlors dewi-train and is gathered slightly all the ke her place. s 8 A d . over by i woman, ployed pedagogue try 10 ke tho department of philanthropy, the | would remind one of that ancient Al 6 got : : way round just below the waist lin b ack s or accessquigs of woolen an hgunk Black satin for accessquies of woolen and ts the bodice, and th feren slassic tale silk gowns. fichu orname ] [ pertoire of songs field of humun' sympathy, the sauitary com- | about a man whe thought he could do more Lord's Day Sunday. 3 . | sleaves are finished off with deep lace ruf g ! o missioners, the hospitals, the bomos for tho | in one day than his wife could in seven—he | qye L RARGAL: - French challio timmed w ith biack laco fles. The back ef the gown defines the fig- . rre i The M bbath association has | and gilt galloon. 2 ! Surely we shull fiud here her | tried it, you remember-—aud you aiso vecall | ooy ey R0 SR DUON PN 3 ure, but the front is semi-itting. De laine is PHIL. M I T.T .S HaTmis sphore—t exclusive domain of | his subséquent humiliation, There are men | 8ettied uvon May 3as “Lord's day Suuday. Tusertions of silk embvoldery for trimming | n delightful material for summer gowns. 1t = 4 o - - | woman. We find hor hore, as in other | Who could do such things and do them well, | A cavd sent to pastors reads as follows: The | silken cosutwes, ol is 50 cool and soft and drapes so ni ' The Great German Dialect Team, } Places, true o ber nature, doing her noblo | but not a wau who sdvauces such antiquated | intention is, after suiciently extensive cor- | Satin-striped black Tiidfas, having colored -~ - / A / work, passing round as a winistering angel. | ideas as our pedagogue, respondence, to conclude upon and designate | figures, are taking well All for Sister /) £ /\( ( : /)() } ’/ ¢ er hand cool o binge e of the The en of such v will ong ety 2 1 R enclont - N Ew ¢ 4 P b S 4 Zz Y suffoving, bher voico lulls the dying intoa ) Such gontlomen ate generally fitting them. | We believe that great good will come from ming nice cotton gowr 5 Forty-five cents, stranger—only want five The Terpsichorenn Wonder, Sheamlons aioap - CuRbaven bless your folls | seives for lawyers. of doctors or business | simultanecusiy dovoting one day every year | . Many paivs of silk equestrienno tights or | cents more. What will I do then, stranger = upon her ear ns she passes from couch to | men, or else their brans take them into a | to the study of God's great institution of the drawers in black or cream Why,you see,sister has such a tervible cough, we behold her In her self-sacrificing work, | 18 mited. | These aspirations might be sups | Year, at the date desiguated, May 3, or 'May | baving crowns of fancy straw don't et betier soon, and the folks tell mo But \where is tho machinery of one of these | posed to interfere with their work as much | 10 -May 1 belng & groat labor movement day Embroidered chiffons make up over taffota | Haller's sure cough syrup will eure it right In Songs and Dances. Institutions that has been orgauized put into | #s woman's anxiety for a matrimouial jov. especially discuss “'the Savbath und labor{” | or satin for evening toilettes. up; %o you sco—fve cents! Thank you, % motion and presided over by women ! The ungallant part of the article is not e Sleoveless jackets of velvet to wear over | SUrAUEC - Oune more illustration: s pearer home. | worth noticing. The man who believes in A HIGH CLASS ouse st « sill N P The privcipies of our eity schools are al- | brute force in & school room would, of ccurse, | Frank Talmago, sou of the noted Brooklyn “'.f‘?“..i\‘f‘\.,.‘l\fi.‘, “”vl,': 5 .k,. 187! sandasis ey Do you know about Huleyon Heights? most Without excoption onnected with some | believe & woman's business would chiefly | clorgyman, has been accepted by the Brook- L » having oorded edges, 18 10 | Crary & Crary can tell you. y . di be WOIT OU SUmIer gOW LS. Y ¥ y . D00 OF othor OF OUT cily enurohes. Tnconnec. | consist in being on the lookout for matrima. | 1y presbytery as s candidate for the miu- 3 e . tlou with these churches Sunday schools | nial bargaius. ANotuer PEDAGOGUE, | IS0 Narraw steal glmp for odging velvet acces- Fine Music, Sparkling Wit, Beautiful Songs, Graceful Dances A THOROUGHLY QOSMOFOLI- he Do, tes the Steamers, ist. These Sunday sehools are the Kinder. — At St. Stephens’, Philadelphis, tho ligtle | sories trimming uray dresscs. s e e a the /‘m s of the chureh. 18 it not natacal fo | Smallin size, ereat in results: DeWiw | jris of the parish 'school, wearing brown | Ldglt figured all-wool challies to be made | “ A% 00D S A . Jpposo that.these Sunday schools would | Little Early Risers. Best pill for Constipa | cottas and cowls, render "the musio at the | up with a full yoke of chiffon owner of an intelligent dog, says the Rock- seloct their principals or superintendents | tion, best for Sick Headache, best for Sour | week-day vices, a feature that is some- A few groen dress fabrics, which color is | land Free Press. When a steamer passes TAN FERFORMANCE. from tho best material ovailabie. The Stoimack, thing of a novelt now very fashionable in Paris. the light it whistles its salute, ana in re I'riday—Ladics’ Souvenir Day, chirches surely are not behind the tunes, . S =7 mm——— ptan Rev. Dr. Jobn Hall's reported remark at Leaf green velvet and narrow gilt galloon | sponse the lightkeeper rings his bell, or Saturday—Childien’s Duy at the dspecially on i question so affectiug their [ Get prices on Halcyon Heights of | tne funersl of Rev. Dr. Crosby, that he was | for trimming tan-colored gowns. rfm.er.m ring before the dog took the job \ Vital iuterests. Here are the principals of { Crary & Cravy, the last of & company of godly men he (Dr. Ashes-of-rose is difficult to match in velvet, | out of his hands. Seeiug that the passing of DIME EDEN MUSEE