Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 1, 1892, Page 20

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@[ ww| m ] o= | v 1223 o e[ e[ - Leaves Omaha, Arrives Denver, - - (i o Alanlgyr = - 40 p.m. 00 a.m. TICKET OFFICE, FARNAM STREET, OMAHA. 1223 ‘ T Jom| L ‘-[fl-[:]- L. o o] L em =] NEBRASKA FACTORY NOTES Brief Notos About the Men Who Ewploy Nobraska Labor. THE GROWTH OF BOX MAKING IN OMAHA Manufacturers of the State Making 1s for the € ve parath Anpplientions for X I Datly. Space Con only 1 with o stand fax USt 0f the Soward tactories and asks the The Soward Dally Nows, which 18 About two Weeks old, starts o PEOPIO 1o patroaize them. The Morse Coe Shoa company tiave declded 10 tako part {n the exposition aud have ap Plicd for space. Thoy Propose to wove up the wachines from their factory and go through tho whola operation of manufactur 1ug shoes. 1€ they carry out their present plans their exhibitalone will bo worth a visit 10 the ox position West Polut will oxhibdit mill and en Products and Scriboer will exhibit ¢ Products at the manufacturers’ exhibit The Adamant Wall Plaster company of Owalia hus applied for space to wake an ex. DIDIL AL tho oxbosition. Thoy huve askod for possesslon of the apaco asaii ed thom two weoks 10 advanee of the opening of tho ex POSILON 80 08 10 e KIven thme 10 ATFALKS & vory olaborate showing of thoir product Tho Snencor Manufacturing company of Bluo Sprivgs has applied for mew i in tho manufacturors' association and has prow: fsed 1o wako an exbibit of thoir Koods that Will bo A oredit to thowsel their town Tho American Liscuit company bas tiled A ApPHOAtion foF space 1o make &y exbibit At the manfaoturers’ ex position Columbus, Neb., will take part i the wau ufacturers’ exposition at Omaba and will ox hilit cigars, flour, creamery butter an wooden shoos, The wombers of 1ho associa tion at Columbus wre: K. N, Stovenson, wh employa About Lwenty people in bis creamer) BAYIOE & capacity 0f AON 10 4,000 pounds 0 butter por day; A. Heitkomper, cigars, em ploys ten mon and has adopted tho associa tion label; the Columbus Milling comvany, employiug four wen, aud the elovator roller mills, soven mer, and consu from TAON) o LN bushels of wheat yearly; the Columbia browery employing nine to four foen WeD, With A capacity of 100N barreis of beer; Lants & Co, employing ten wen 10 thelr Wooden shoe factory I'hius far ninety-uine manufacturing Arms DAvO aphlied 108 space, Aud aro WAKILg A Tangements 0 exbibit thelr broduct at the June exposition of Ahe wanufaciuren Association. Alroady the space in the expo ton bullding, large as it is, is nearly all contracted for. Tho eommitteo on space will doubtloss be compelied to roassisn the A1A00 0B & WOre ecvuowical basts iu onder to wake rom for all who aro desirious of showing their goods. This will boe of a cer tain advantage, as the more closely the ex tibits wre cruwaed tosether, the better wiil be the showtug for Nobraska. A coutivuous display of goods and wethoas of manufacture will make & botter affect than woul be tae cane Wore therv s @ good doal of siace left uu sovupied There cught to be a uumber of new f torioe locatad in the state this year thing can bo accomplished by organis First thore iy \he auufactuners sssoc Uon which alms at waku for Foods A ured b tbe 1RO BOWE PALIDDASY BOVOmS o that factorios will be lovated 8 oertaty of a w vew Nebraska By Sbjeots of this organiaation 0w asnicultural and andust 0 SO0UMY waBRinluring aud ess onter prises for wis and v f Nobraska 10 enoow 0 iuves veloy vertis of Nebraska S Ou e 10 the world the s of the stat burvau of iuforual (bese oblevts. The tos and the B ulacturers associa of lmwigration are Dotk slate organusations 1he way of loval .‘r‘\u. salions Omada bas the heal Eatate Owuers sasoviatios WED I8 givieg tho most of its ime to the encouragoment of factories locating in Owaha, Almost evory city una town in the state has some kind of tho object of lovating an organization with factorles, Tho Columbus teadley of Omaha, facturars and Consumers braska, was in the oity. succesaful onterprise the association. The Telegram say tary of the Matu association of Ne- While here ho was fn gotting all tho manufacturing in the city to becomoe mombvors of socloty 18 doing much sec s A good in the way of persuading people to pat ronize sisted by tho state pr thomsolves by vortising, all would be well munufacturers pross. The bo tho policy of the brasi rocoguizo what is oo their attempts o kil them golden oeys. tor towns of 500p0 0f the ho make only. At the movement it wa tieal could m the whole state. A cated uevor a pend entirely uno catad. A factory loc aller cities or tow very in still worso situation if it entiroly upon tho or tor w seatiment in thoir own factorios a failure. For ex large corval mill, by peapla in thy home industri to fgnore the s decided that ba accomplishod u sbould b made b 1os. 1t 15 to be oxpected that of & cortain town will give tho | fivst, but it city cou and 1Lis ably as ss. Now if the wanu facturors would soe fit to aid the pross and - for 1 tho them K00s0 o that ving the formor a little ad But it seems to of No shouia couse lays appears to be a tendency fu somo of the stato 10 raduce the 0 patronage move it applicavle to their homa factories nt of tho nothing prac 085 Lhe move 1 enough to cover any s a city, oven the size of Omaha, could to anything if compelloa'to de the clty fn which it tod iu any one of tho s of tho state would bo | had 1o depend home market. commonce factory of favor of Ne nont and is 1o Cho whole idea of the homo patronage movement is 10 thoy there the home patrouage movement will bo raska fu stop plo. Nobraska City hus & tno patrouage of all tha koap the will but when tho peoplo of Omaha, | other Nobrassa cities commen cervals it cou sht smoke factory wo will have to look to Iho advocates of 14 not its. - Saward is 1o have cob pipe factory, but the poople of t HOmo Patronage sho member 1o eucourage Lo ma ho whole state as weil their imwediate locality WA or's associatiol lows. e PAtronAKe mov given wero absoiu s 1y ¥ correct a contained overa state t by nulACture, since the commenceme ment. T ascortain who will take the troud iuto t A man other ox faciuriog mple Bex S b people are e © past eigh ories. Th o showing or Thera ams i Omaka Box faciory paper ive employ Toe gromin box enufectur box factorios at there ployed, wh bas lncreased 10 &R Lo peopie bave fou Quwaba fo boxes. H. O ot the reviewed siness were aploved rall of & s grow is resaraed s bravch v packing b peoplo had obt Oa A neo ot the 1L not be sutiicient to ning one week in the year, u 4 3 at city cmselves to doath and thou e abla to vun. They the outsido for support 1 ro- ufecturers of as those locatod in Page, prosidont of the manufactue ruad from a tri iuto statn od 1 factories pment roasc growta of the o as A has of tweuty-five ad wn the very SAVED BY MLLE. RHEA'S ART A Despondent Man Moved From Suicide by the Charming Actress’ Spoll. PREPARATIONS FOR THE SUMMER OPERA nelpal Singors Engaged and Reh Notes of the ars- g Actors' 1 tons Lo Operas Selocted nd Fair—Ca Thentrical ¢ Who can measure the baneficent influence otart! Some of its effects can bo seen and estimated, but many others flnd expression in strauge and unexpoctod wavs. An inci deat in tho professional careor of Mile. R affords an illustration to the potnt 1t s reluted that about soven merchant living ta wet with & hoavy o terly vuined bim in a floancial way % young wifo and sevoral ¢ voars ago Mich,, onetary loss, which ut Ho hadt rou whom he dearly loved, nud thoe thoughts of his poverty stricken conitition so breyod upou his mind Grand Raptds, that the only moaus of eéscapo that s dis- tortad vision could see was u suicide's dea il When ho was out of tho way, o argued to Liwself, pooplo wo ako pity on his fawily aud would holp them, so th. would kot ulong better without il t th b As ho was on bis road to carry into execu tion his pran of self-dostraction’ his ove was caught by a gaily priated ogrunh with o notico in bold characters which read: I\ © Opora Houso - Rhea in *Much Nothiug.' " Hustood for a fow s KBanE AL it mus the Mt occurred to him d godd; Why not ko and s 1uStL00ks tuay res ng worthy boforo 1 pass Lown 1n this frame of mind he bont his footstops wird tho opara houso, which ho reached i had ouly watched Shakespe nuortal production wheu & change xradually stolo over him. Ihe actiug of tae b marvelous dogroe, and the ich bad clouded his scoverad that the - boautiful laay who was impersonating the character of Boatrico was a Frouch givl, wha, by hara study, oxtra dinary vatience and indomitavle’ per ce, had achiey Sy ws an twithstandin 1t sho a languase nos her own, which, ado ber task siil more i this state \ug the brave actress ho folt OWB WoaK 50 that my w tross, ad to play Aftor rogard ashamed of his 10 ouce mom o Ho bocawme ronowed oo better nspired with fresh hope and yo, and returaed b, Jan. He is now oue of the s of his city & ¥ of speaking & thoso coauevied w that the theater is ¢ much good i W tenever his proseuce he invar Ber. Sbe ouce saved a 30 wiser and mer overa in O 1o The plans for sun ow well in bas ave a aha are cipals v o “Mascatte mian Girl do,'" “F “Nanon, Twelva or fifteen_ other favorites are to be added to t chorus of are now at work The last minstrel show of tha season will My en at Boya's new theator this (Susday) be s evening when mous company of burnt cork comediuns make heir bow, age leading ¢ they havo sceured lowing aud banjo sc overywhere; b edian an skotehes hay laugh grow in a of these ard tall, while the other 1s not g neight, that this Lo voca oight s Havry 1 week draws doop 1 pon tha strens tlattori from the mu OIELY alsa. There s vi ‘e last in Ouw ot us—iu tho | ago, ms plaving recoivod the scones, which do | ot mu people, Who saw ‘ A DAW genoratio; and fnterest in the pers COUTL POOM SCONO 15 B mAst | nas been consta Uhe company wi also nounced to t E | Remouvi created a decade axa. tonder | conoert to be given | a nur ut to make Dockstader's minstrels the prewmier a now sketeh, int 15 Are 4 tanoh st 15 30 much in as well as : : RULUTY B of theso i, | The Miller Opera ceutur | st B ! ruo nistory “Bohe- Mika- ‘Three Black Cloak ," “The Beggar Studeat, initza,” “Pirates of Penzavce,’ “Treb'zond” and “Erminie." like, she has ever cultivated the societs of her American agmirers, Despite the arduous duties of her profession and the physical ex- actions of travel Mademoiseile Rhea is ever u most gracious aud genial hostess to a cou- tinual stream of local friands and admirers. For if she be winsome in holding ber mirror up to nature on the stage, she 18 no less cap- tivativg in its reflection in the parlor aud boudoi Joha Logan is one of Rbea's oldest American friends and_recently gave a reception in her houor. Everybody of pa- - | tional importance at the nationa capital made it point to call, and Mrs. Harrison, i~ | who, because of a previous ongagement was unable to attend, sent her regrets with & basket of beautiful tlowers. In Ottawa Khea wa arly honored at Rideaut wall by Lady Tuo artis ug little villa at Mo is furnished from salon to bou ablement from Grand Ra refora upa pbers hosa. | thi Manager Doda promises a ¢ or more good voices, which ahoarsing. TUE THEATERS. A Lew Dockstader and his It bas teau the aim of the m nd to that as leaging artists the mpany in Awerica to dian, end and popular | who'e funny & theater goers Melutyre and | Georga Pov bist, well ik Girard, t a4 SLRe mausger ade New Y 1y seasor ers, cous know n 15 Dast er actress on ex 1y act call burlesque box over six sts 18 ey bo eas is an ater o iod Matthias fron shion B will bo assisted Mme, v love, thowg! o o 1 s londey b he ro. | exactly tha | Sarasate ey or cowr & | N Arui cvoss {ully Vi ~ gy Harry Sia ¥ Auuie | ¥ | | York s C0-OPERATIVE HOME BUILDING One of the Remarkable Industrial Dev ments of the Age. A FEW INSTRUCTIVE HISTORICAL FACTS The Henelits of Co-0, lustrated by Thelr Work in Leadin derful Alds rative Socleties Ii- stern States—Wo Material foster father of was Dr. William atve societies 0a the bo republie, eand sinew of the Benefits Hlustrated. Philadelphia is a the benefits of co. rikiog illustration of tive buildiog and loan associations. It is claimed that ope-f 1 of tho dwalline houses ia the city pave bren built tarough th prosperity of the due to their in source fro at for investment the importance of the associations ms, In the West, rative associations ure comparatively e t ‘ntil recent years, the - “ter of the population, the aud sveculative spirit, mioiog and te booms, wad other mouey maKiog characteristic of the rogion, nre- piication of & beneficeat prin- »slow. It was the stage o @race with the overland But the momeot | cou with the fictitious | sad calities, co-operative | soci s { ent, They are now o | be found in vearly every ety and town in s ot 7 substantlally 10 o ¢ The first organized | a0 . parent | B Rt i Py

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