Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 4, 1900, Page 18

THE ILLUSTRAT ED BELE. November 4, 1000 h 4 l N‘ 1° 500 and 1900 the numerical growth has street has th | y ’ Bu N SrOTNE ¢ umount of their increase yme inereas pis f I | be borne and ¢ he entire rld for braska citles, | ) Ve Browth Has W! he r 1 v I : L ! v thereto, « been practicall } e N hes b I I \ con \ ' wi f th } 1 but the me rea bl plana 1 all, o I lone | nding nece " ver ' ¢ I thion ned n to inother a busine Nereiss o1 The hool oft it R 5, 1 I 1 t to get well | f I foit he tou falls off . I or 1 ! [ will | f r \ u how \ no . - y ¢ 1 ple Iy parator [ = - | i It vhen 1 otook my of ork | ) R 5 (U \ ip 11 r 1 should go and AR r I | it the rater of Mount Vesuvius, and ; ] | ’ } r ed Rey I [ | | he [} | ! 1 e grow Fd i " | joctrine of literal ' Vil rt of tl 1 I ‘ | . ¥ 1 to s it 1 ryth | Rev, ( Townsend Brady tells a story | hen tl ! | ne trontier wh ' e rn h had | bel 1 to a family whe tratned him ered from the rion t il y believe in the deep water form of bap ries 1 Heet the informat required experin ng o with the AL of the plans had to be prepared 1 \ | [ ‘ preg | hoascl l nd et of water I'h ‘ ind it i ratifyin to 1 I evider lid wot believe in im te that thus far the heme en i roshe r vd, bit and scratched plated 18 Hkely to result wtisfactoril il finall le boy, with his hand Theoe are very few people who have an vered with ratehe ind with tears in msiderable ddea of the vast an [ 1 (Y the effort to etfect the mtormation that s gathered through the 1 i of the cat Doy gone you! us plan of ipervision and enumera " he cried, “go and be an Eptscopal cat if you . tion, by erumerat I mean, of course \ant he division of the country into small d ¢ tricts and the selection of persons Lo go In a ote Iri v villuge, far from house to house or fror farm to 1 lin I clates Cornhill ' furm ind gather he basi fact upon G 1 it ' . heoric with whici hich th of the census I more familiar than geography 1epend (1 about th 1d have emed about the last thing Lividua nality, his o like ) wnee | lock, but he was Wi o I vl mted v tul fear of the havo | her da vari indi . o Ay 5 : it be wrought among them by ries of i also tha 2 | NTERIOR OF CENSUS OFFICE GIRLS AT WORK ON TABULATING MACHINES VRS 48 UL G LU AL enable the Usticlan to learn how much (hose who ren W ol the. TaiE : . 4 My britheren,” he said on of th i of the country is in ted heis product ads 7 tie Sl oF . the 0 students of Atistic It Suy ently but 1 have extra lon pre i o o1 o here ar ome German - feultural line how man " able ). segdiat P T (AR AR LR cE A : b believed that the nation will not only show these | tie the boy and th « ’ ph pher I ay there 18 no resut W eI SRR, HoW AT NG ATl e PRt e ’ o ok " '”t - a very handsome increase in its population. nothing else will. They have close Tection, and, me britheren, it would be the other interesting facts which, in du lq‘\ ot “ fist “1 Viitie 1 B oy LUt that {6 will show a splentid grawth In to:me:on the platfor md this tl er German philosophers if, like time, are tabulated and placed before th e ime have aclear idea of how qn industrial way that cannot help but be yey | have great faith in the power of the Judis Is Liey had never been born many of the colored people of the United gagisfactory to the citizens of the United o f | et it iHgh Al public St formerly in lavery have become Qigres apron string by Al i. bbbl L l; Advannee in Census Waork, tillers of the soil. Over 40 per cent of the S T PR «‘“ ‘ ise, \\ll‘ |m the # e |Iln.‘.vn‘|ld \l\u» }H,,'; . D ! nury, the « I ! . n (4 ! K oa ance HH . e Phere is no country in the world that national wealth is invested in agriculture (‘)llili"t Features of Life tered the other da lue attention to the instruction we had pends as much money on its census as and it is only pre r that this enormou Pa.. to memorize thirty word itter 44 recelved. from Him we would 1 re does the United State Other nations ob ource of national wealth should have the Mary Bailey, a negro woman living at 117 how hard they might be, the ‘, ections to T,‘“ ‘.‘ our sev ,.'| “;“,1 : ]l|‘ l. 1 |d.. re tain but a very small number of facts o fullest opportunity to demonstrate the im- |, street in Lavilla, Fl gave birth 10 be read to h”r“ BT Ly \l.l'” t rI. ‘1 |’ \,’ .“‘r\A‘ !I\ |\|..~ ike babes re comparison with those of the United States, portant position it holds as a factor in the five chidren last Monday ternoon, three of Lehigh universi m‘l Dr ll‘w eld ‘l“"l ‘lx N ~‘n‘l i 1 m\) -Ixflm' w\ I: that the same some stmply take the population, and often growth of the republic boys and two girls The children were wards of Bethlehem .u ked out ‘:" of -‘!‘- ( H." .\A "\‘ h \ n ‘| 'm ‘\“ |x “|. at no stated time; others gather certain Growth of City Poputation, J81664 Togbtlior, HiL were perfactly devels toflowink. words e R L gtk "'“'“\j i | data concerning the agricultural resourcs Thus far the census oftice has given out oped in all parts of the body. They did (eum '«\\‘m}l. e 1“‘.4\ “ ” ‘ i ;‘ |‘;\ *‘”A\\ 1is \1\\‘ ‘A i ; ‘n‘ | 1 ”|I|'~ .l:‘ rq“ P of the land; very few, if any, go into the (} population of the cities of 20,000 and pot live and the bodies will be preserved in keld ln-.m‘“. fi.m ‘~l l rhe I.““ cl : x : sixth <‘| e \- 1“1' .I-“ F lx”‘ll“ vl“» "f‘l x;vl manufacturing inquiry. The constitutional over, involving perhaps 19,000,000 people. alcohol. The curious have been flocking 1o coe ;A’ ol |\y|m‘n‘m‘v B \’II i \H_ “l ‘ I ‘H!‘“'“‘ i "l\‘ll“‘ 5 ‘m '[‘”""I‘ Inl: ‘\\n.“ T»‘ll ;h.‘ requirement, which necessitates @ reappor- 1 gs very interesting to learn that the (he Bailey home to see the children, but the phil u|‘~~l|‘h‘1| Cine m‘| ,nl uhl‘.‘ ‘l‘ xl \ ‘, daughters of <’l| wn \.‘,- rather .\1 should tonment of congress every decade, has pumerical gain in the two last decades has pother, who is reported to be quite i1, did |‘-|..|,‘.,|‘. “rl T ‘.l. |»:| hil B the twel ’41\ ‘;‘\; ath ¢ |‘ ston -.“1l Y1| S obliged us to take a thorough enumeration been practically tho same. That is to 8aY, not satisfy their curiosity. S e el e i adidetinadl bl i Sl Lo of the people From time to time there petween 1SS0 and 1880 the gain over the e 'M"'I tost, Salmagundi, thirty-eighth versc Bless me, even me, has been added (o this work information previous decade was, in round number A woll known broker, who does business hiooorn:, bangmamvato, Schiochiers el & et AL AR AIOIRBIEG. concerning other inters of {mportance 4,600,000 people, und in the decade between near (he corner of Broad and Chestnut oo theosophy, catechism, Madje- of his hearcrs aptly remarked, he pro to the ocouttny Gradually, decade Hy soomslopa. Mr. Pillsbury immediately re coded to preach a sermon which had decade, the number of inquiries has been peated these words in the order given, and’” not! 0 say about cither of them inercased, until in 1800 there were somd in the reverse order Absent-mindedness and a weakness for twenty three or twenty-four subjects which Wy fiely g T metaphor are no doubt responsible for wero made the subjoct of statlstical In tern \.‘;Hv“h..‘\ -‘:““\‘ I [‘ W PRty i r]‘ of :lll‘“\\lifil )|II;1|l~\‘.1nl\.:’-f:.;x‘l; llvl‘-l:jll:f rll x‘l]l‘|::l:f~‘l‘r:; lu‘lll:l\u- nln”v (1“. “\."'“;l"“'“"l"‘h-:"" « ‘uh'u i'|l‘:-;v|-- 'l the hearing of the divorce petition of My Goliath fighting u.n behalf ‘ul’ "Iu"lwl’.n‘llh", y > luletts fore ellaba of w , lation, agriculture, manufacturing and vital married Mary, his pre nt wife in 1840, wh “h -‘L.)‘\: .,,,,,..‘ [ ("u hx‘nm“m.» pur' tatisticn. Only two years are given, from Mrs. Huletts says their hor wil e ti lll of the congregation, who were told fuly 1, 1900, to finish these four branches paradise for rmany year Her husbhand took that *‘the .|.\.N\.\‘ '|.‘ great wardrobe "v,‘.."). X “\\”I K I.‘:;“ l\ \‘;[.lmll lxllm ”\‘\l:nl“:jl to wood carving. Mrs. Hulett ! in- of the world, where we are folded up and = faken up and reports made. That is, the l‘"“‘l';‘" ""l.' “ “\\“':"K‘H‘l'l il b e e, :“" |I~' A ;"““" gut nen Ay tho k¢ R bureaun will undertake to inguire into va P e gl i b ol b &3 ‘. Vi "‘m ( "H"'x \‘\’!'”' H‘l "h'*-‘il*;“ ricus subjects, more particularly the social i A PR i R Rl o L A 'w T“ i | “‘1 Ly ‘.m] |.<‘|H:| "' wtatistics of cities, wealth, debt and taxa P i ey R T - ]- 4 A “l ~” P ,‘. tion. relixlous bodles, electric light and was completed he would spend all his t S " ‘1‘ hit i . ly M‘”l“ ‘: power, telephone and telegraph busine i T ‘w o b LR “..‘.“1 ‘»\'.‘_ wa _]m deas trunsportation by water, mines and min S U i esa’ slath i : "“ u‘ |v>x -IIM 8 up an’ sal |j: ns Ing. These special subjects will be con thec the “”“ s & ! \‘. nd tehold, you now see the end of sidered as of the date when the work i L e l‘“‘ ‘“ o 1 liman commenced, and will be finished as rapidly % _ a5 possible How long it will take to Mra. Walter J. Bwanson of Huntingto — — finish the special subjects is not a matter W. Va., gave birth to triplets on o 10th 8 ] S that has thus far been considered. 1t look inst An hour later Mr Howand B 8wan a now as though the work on the four sub on similarly surprised her husband, T Puri/y abfllft’ Jm‘p/'('/'o}'l Jects noted above would be finished within ciscumatances are surorl | i 3 the time required by the act year Dorothy and Par ema ’ Naturally enough the inguiry in conne W. Va. They had man \ ' | flon with the manufacturing branch of the they chose Walter J aH v B censi work i full of interest to all on, young timbermen and also tw Wal Americans. as well as to the whole civi ter Swanson has named h twent even o thorough o manufacturing census o Willie Jennie ind - Brya 1 ours and in this age of anxiety to acquire brother Howard, who is a | To have a case in the house commercial power the manufacturing in lican, glories in being the h ““ (Lo ‘."' "; fustri of our country are looked upon Hanna, McKinley and Tedd 1 Io‘.-nl.l\‘l(l\d\"cln‘u-"l‘\m:l"ulll‘;ul:fi with the Kkeenest interest. The whole H. Holt, democratic candidate for gover X A SMERY 3 B trend among the trading nations of the acted as godfather for the dem vl Yeaters » earth 18 to acauire a larger trade, and, if triplets nece iy, to eain it even by foree of arn I'he whole contest of modern times is ont ‘ . - . ) FUIT T 2 of commercialism and the United States For Burns and Bruisces is s0 fur in advance of all the other civi The 1 mpor lized nations of the world in point of manu ment of - facturing industri tha it inquiry in 0 at once \ ( this regard will be of the utmost urated w P cance, not only to its own people ofteative tiea . H other countris The present indications Iressing until 1} \ \ ire. from the schedules that have aleeady T the e come to hand, that the amount of capital hildrer | \ | nvested and enormous products attained 1508 A n i VO \ | will evoke the enthusiasm of all patriot tavored. V lina wil | 4 itizens. In the last few years the growtl fclent. It the ailr \ : ¢ i I Lt of our industries has been simply colossal | o vill g ly re the e withe e he manufacturing inguiry will demon — ther a nee WILLOW SPRINGS DISTILLERY strate beyond any doubt that there is prag Table oil or tresh butter rubbed S li OMA"‘.U-S.A. tically no Hmit to the industrial resources A JOLLY FISHING PARTY ately on a slight bruise will prevent swell 1