Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15

u. seen % NtlU OF country
And cities ou the boom,
Iut Tu rather live I'm Nebraska,
Whore the suutowors bloom
So says an old song. and this was also
reiterated By an Omaha girl who has been
speeding five or six months abroad.
Think OF visiting In England three
months and only seeing the sun on an aver
age OF once a week. said this girl. Rain
/ every day but three and when It didn't
rain II wss considered 0no weather, how
/ ever cloudy ,r threatening it might have
. been. Why should We complain with all
, our glorious sunshine? We don't half APP
preciate it until we have been away from
1t.
However. leaving that threaibaro topic.
the weather English life has its charms
and destinations which had time to realize
as | visited relatives and friends three
months ahA saw a great deal of home life.
"Scurhorough. that queen of watering
places. wiki its gay delights; Lanludno,
with IT'S romantic surroundings and its fine
concerts which We attended twice day,
! dear Old Conway castle, with its towers and
/ lovely situation, and Canaryun castle a
/ fine old ruin, Bcttwys-y- Coed, with the
| grandeur OF the Welsh mountains aud such
/ picturesque spots here and there; Chester,
/ that quaiutost of all old English cities. its
walls aud old cathedral York, with its min
/ siur, ShcHold which Is described as poor
/ picture In a beautiful frame, referring TO
| the beautiful surrounding scenery. Then
] London, with all its destinations. st. Paul s,
! Westminster Abbey, the tower, etc.
English scenery is certainly lovely and
/ England is often spoken Of as beautiful
garden with its pretty hedges, fine roads
| ana finely cultivated country
Then Italy, with its be utiful blue sky
and romantic places and inlatuating cli-
/ mate; Venice with St Marks. the Bridge
/ uf S!shs the Rialto Desdcmuna's house,
hoo, fFtt1
! spots on. could almost have imagined one $
self In fairylund Here we were stopping
at thr Same hotel with MIR and Mrs Taber,
! who were studying Ramola.
Then dear Old Florence. where we spent
| six weeks studying their musical language
"nu "nu 'oy'| iHe'e every oLt 10 Ilus''a,.
! ,,o g,,oIi io,. - - s',,5 ~ its,ise and
! tho mir ig FUN of music Mon. women and
| children sing as they walk along the streets
ana such singing one seldom hears else
| where. Even the little children on the
| streets sing the well known airs from the
| italian Grand operas
About midnight the sCrenadcs begin and
| continue For an hour or two sleep is i'm
! possible. What spirit enthusiasm and soul
! ardor they put in their singing Then
! the peasants collect on the back streets
! and sit on the pavement twenty or thirty
! of them and hum an accompaniment tC
one singing the air
"Thc art galleries, too In Florence ar,
| ,isitcd daily by lovers Of art and contain
gems by the celebrated artists The grand
| cathedral and bapiistrv with its celebrate
ioors Tbrn pisa with Its leaning tower
| of white marble
AT Iuccrnc | had NV first view of the
mountains the Aims Mount Pilatus and
| M pigi Nv too tb.rc 10 heautifui
lake and the Lion of Lucerne carved out of
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the EoId ana ShNer question some time
ago 1t was decided that the VanquiSheI
party should entertain the victorious sid,
| when the result Of the election should be
com" known
Thursday evening, November II; the affair
decorated in the national coIors. In one enS
was hung the picture Of Major Mckinley
irapod with emilaN and yellow roses. Under
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Drohm Reynolds White Foreman KnroiI
Dunoboe Schlauk RotbhuIz and SrbnnIor
Mcsiamcs McCauIly Sellgrerg TanssIer
Whltmorc. buchanan. Ruhcnstein Heft
Spoouer. Rubin. Rightmire. Damon, Fisher
Rrebm. Cramer Reed Prinstmnn Iinyd
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4. Pleasant Surprise.
One of the most pleasant surprise partie!
of the season was that given to Mrs. d. ]
OBrien on last Tuesday evening in tn,
prsyel hotel parlors. the occasion being tn,
! thrty-Hrst anniversary of her birthday
Her friends presented her with numerou.
presents, conspicuous among which was an
O. In too min RT,l Is.,,.