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aabnebes Wanbas ben 12te Nouember
fpl0enbe 8psninser:
Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-01
She Would BE Seated.

A few days ago as a Ridge road car
was coming up Lake avenue the driver
stopped on being signaled by a young
man on a crossing not far from Driving
Park avenue, says the Rochester IN.
W Democrat. The young man was
accompanied by a rather pretty young
woman who was dressed in Il light, airy
summer attire, and carried II fancy,
colorcd sun parasol. The young mar
jumped aboard the car first, and rushed
inside, securing the only sea vacant,
leaving the young woman to follow as
best she could. OF course everyone eX-
pected that he would give up his seat
to his lady, but he did not do so, and
she, after standing IA while, holding on
to a strap, concluded to have IA seat
anyway, and without Il word of warning
pumped down on the lap of her escort,
saying as she did so: I'm as tired as
you are, darling, and you will have to
hold me until ! get n seat" He gave a
grunt of the hog kind, and told her in
plain English that ''she could stand or
sit on the floor for all he cared, but he
wouldn't hold her"
Atthis several male occupants OF the
car offered their seats to the young wo-
man, but she declined their offer and
said: He's as able to hold me now as
Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-01
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC,
Gossip of Plays, Play-Actors, and
60" -. Play-Makers.
MAGGIE MlrcHELL's FANcHoN.
A Conducive Maragef-A Japanese
Theater-The theatrical kiss
A Crushed Tragedian
Stage Falls.
At a Jannncse Thenter.

The curtain went up and the curtain
went down, writes Ruhamah to the st.
Louis Globe-Democrat from Yokohama,
relating her experience at a japanese
play, or rather it was drawn aside and
closed again, in obedience to thumps on
the %planking of the stage in French
style. The revolving stage went around
and around, and men and women, and
palanquins came down the raised aisle
through the audience that serves as
stage entrance for the artists. There
were funny scene where a spy under n
tea house floor gets drenched with
water, but finally clutches the end of
the long-rolled scroll of a letter rs it
dropped from the hand of a drunken
reader. Another time the spy appar-
emily starts off in a kago, but at the
first rest puts a heavy stone in his place
and draws the curtains. The bearers
trudge off with the burden, accidently
drop the kago, and after profuse and
humble apologies, draw the curtain to
sec why the occupant makes nc sound or
protest, and discover the stone.
The audience was as great a study as
the scenes on the stage, and when the
action dragged and two priests or two
| citizens sat alone in a plain setting and
talked interminably, the men, women,
| children and babies in the audience
were most entertaining. Their lunch
boxes we're brought them at noon, the
| play beginning at 1890 in the morning;
a second meal was served between 3 and
4 o'clock, and at s they were fortified
for the tragic finale by more boxes Of
rice and chop-stick shreds of fish, meat,
and unknown things. Tea pots and
trays of sweetmeats were going all the
| time, and when the curtain was drawn
| upon n scene there was a sCurrying of
walters to the boxes, and all the chill
drcn climbed upon the narrow board
aisles and ran about the theater, romp-
ing even on the stage itself. The for
eigners in the gallery boxes ate at about
the same hours and quite as continually,
and although nothing could sound more
fatiguing thar sitting through a ten
hour play, none of us left until the last
act was over.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-01
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.

EIt is now stated that Frank Mayo will in
all probability play the leads with Julia Mar
lowe.
Theresa Vaughan thinks Of going into
comic opera-phenOmenal face, figure, con
tralto voice and all.
Mrs. Langtry is enjoying herself in driv-
ing around New York and promenading on
Fifth avenue with Freddie Gebhard.
H. Rider Haggard's Jess has finally been
adapted for the stage, and Aimee Hecht will
experiment with it next season.
Minnie Hauk and Clara Louise kellogg
will be the prime dome OF the StrakOsCh
opera company next season, singing alternate
nights.
Miss Fanny Davenport returns east in
August, and will rest for six weeks at
Canton, Pa, before opening her season III
October.
The lady who wrote loyal Love- for
Mrs. Potter is dead. She was the daughter
of Philip HarwoOd, late editor of the Satur-
day Review.
There is no truth in the report that Janau
schek will retire from the stage the coming
season. Her farewell tour will not be an
nounCed for several years.
Louise Thorndyke is to open a school of
elocution in New York. Her husband, Dion
Boucicault, will be at the Madison Square
Theater School of Acting.
Charles Alfred Byrne has completed his
comic opera, Castles in the Air. which Ed
ward Effulgent Rice will bring out this fall.
Gus Kerker has completed two acts of the
music.
Miss Kate Claxton will occupy the Biiou
opera house, New York, for the entire
month of August, producing a now play, the
adaptation of which has just been COM
pleted.
Zelie de Lussan and Pauline L'Allemand
will be the leading sopranos of the Boston
Ideals next season. Mile. de Lussan will APP
pear as Carmen with Augustus Harris com
pany at Covent Garden about July |.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-01

he was before we were married, and L
will sit where | am" The passengers
were up to this time silently smother
ing their laughter, but the last was too
much for them, and as one remarked
1.-THE car will be thrown from the track
unless we stop laughing SO hard"
Realizing the act that he vas making
a target of himself the young man rose
hastily, nearly throwing his darling
wife on the floor, and made a rush for
the door, saying as he did so: you
take my seat; I'll walk home" and left
the car. The wife was not dismayed in
the least, but sat there quietly enjoying
the fun as we'll as did the passengers.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-01
LABOR NOTES.

There are 200 English speaking X. Of L.
longshOrcmen in Montreal.
There are 1881 cooperative societies in
Great Britain, with Il membership of 1913, Sill.
At New Briatin Conn, bricllayers get
81. 30 for a nine-hour day, and the hod-carriers
receive S?,25.
The union tack manufacturers have cut
wages to the non-union point. Tn seasons
prospects are good.
The Hold Carriers Protective Association,
of Norfolk, Va, had a rousing time at its
recent annual parade and demons %tration.
The Trades Assembly of Minneapolis,
Mimi, has asked city councils to compel all
railroad companies to abolish grade crossings
by bridge or tunnel.
The plumbers Of Toronto, Ont, have struck
for weekly payments, All increase of 5 cents
per hour. They also insist that apprentices
must serve three years. About thirty of 1.-THE
100 have been granted the advance. TIL
bosses have cabled to England for men.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-01
TwENTY-ONE QUESTIONS.
a Few Symptoms OF Disease That
May Prove Serious to You.

-
May Prove Serious to You.
Do you have frequent fits of mental depres-
DO you experience ringing or buzzing noises
in your ears!
when lyingdown?
Are You troubled with a hacking cough and
Are Your eyes generally weak and watery and
frequently lntiamedE
Does your voice have n huSk, thick sound and
n nasal sort of twangI
Is your breath frequently offensive from some
nnaCcouhtaDle cause!
Have you II duh, oppressive headache, gener.
ally located over the eyesf
Do you have to hawk and cough frequently in
fhe effect to clear your throatl
Are you losing your sense OF smell and Is your
sense Of taste becoming dulled?
Does your nose always feel stopped up, fore
ang you to breathe through! your mouth.
DO you frequently feel dizzy, particularly
when STOPPING To pick anything oil the tiOorg
Does every little draft OF air and every slight
change Of temperature give yOu n cold
Are you annoyed by a constant desire to hawk
md spit out an endless quantity OF phlegmf
DO you rise from bed as tired ana weak as you
were the night before and feel as though you
wanted to lie there forever
Is your throat tlled with phlegm in the morn
ing, which can only be DISCHARGED after violent
coughing and hawking and spittingE
Do you occasionally wake from II troubled
sleep with II start and feel as If You had Just
escaped a horrible death by choking!
Have You lost all interest in your calling or
business or former pleasures, all ambition gone,
and do you feel Indifferent whether to morrow
1lulN you hllNt bI ltH'lt.
Are you troubled with Il discharge from the
head into the throat, sometimes watery and eN-
c~essiye, sometimes mucus, thick, sticking to
whatever it touches, sometimes bloody, and
nearly always putrtd and oifensiyet u,
The above are some of the many symptoms of
cRtarrh and the beginning of lung troubles. Not
one case in n hundred Will have all %otthenl, but
every one affected will have "A few or many OF
them. The greater or more serious your symp-
toms, the more dangerous your condition.. TINS
class of disease Is treated very successfully by
DR.. Mccoy or his associates. The many cases re-
ported through the columns OF the daily papers
proves this, aUdeaCh statement published Is sub
stanCially the same rs given 10y the patient cured.
In. Mccoy and his associates use no secret nos
frumS, hut ture disease by their skilltul combi-
nation OF tne best known remedies, applied in
the most approved manner, and by using the
latest ana most highly rec mmented appliances
known TO the profession, They thus produce re-
suit u Al speak for themselves in the many pa
tients cured. and we assure our readers that -here
eminent physicians have achieved n success in
Gu iug disease which few or no other doctors
can duplicate.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-01

then they fell attacking. I could not
hear all they said, but gathered that,
as soon as she had her dishes done up,
it was the understanding hat they
were to meet and stroll beneath the
ever-winking stars. And so, without
the knowledge or consent of their
parents, and right there almost in the
midst of a tumultuous throng, they
made an appointment to meet, socially,
at the northwest corner of Union
Square and converse some more.
And that is the reason why | say that,
whether the president knows about il
or not, some of these New York post
Office appointments are not a credit to
either party. BILL NlE.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-07-01
Bill Nye on Postmasters.

If a quiet, unobtrusiye gentleman,
VINO is perfectly willing to sit still for
half a day and let other people do the
talking, would hang around the cor
ridors of the general p%ostofice and re-
member what he hears he could write
quite "A piece about it for the papers.
Having been u postmaster myself, |
naturally hang around the general de-
livery yet, and love the tlaYor of a
postage stamp as we'll as | ever did.
The stolen glance at a postal card adj
dressed to some one else sends a thrill
the entire length of my spine, and to be
able 10. make change with one hand,
jerk a canceling stamp with the other,
and at the same tim. "puyerse