Omaha daily bee., 1897-05-16

votes on the floor for the measure, polling
the full strength of the populist party In the
lower house for the measure.
Senator Gear. as an incident TO the hght
.or the warehouse. called the attention OF
The Bee correspondent to the fact that ell
tho popullsts had voted for the amendment
and a few democrats IN the lower house,
while every free silver republican, populist
and a good many democrats voted for II in
the senate, the only republican recorded for
1t being Senator Chandler OF New Hamp-
shire, "and he lodges around so univer-
sally" said the senator, that 1t Is always
pretty hard work to tell where TO find him.
The inside history attaching to the ware
house matter shows fully tie work done by
the legislators in charge OF the measure IN
Washington Both Allen and Mercer kept
constantly advised the Jobbers and Manu-
facturers' association OF omaha as 20 @ the
progress being made, and when senator
Thurston returned from the south he at once
endorsed all that had been done and was
found earnestly supporting his friends In pc
half of the bill. II was common runor
around the capital that 1t was a pop
scheme" that the republicans did not want
1t and that 1t was originated for campaign
effect. The fight, however. was well planned
and its success is very gratifying
INDIAN SUMMER SCHOOL.
AN Indian summer institute is to be held
at Omaha from July ~ to II of this year.
Three institutes attended by teachers, ma
trnts farmers and others connected WIN the
Indian service gather In some oil the western
towns every season for educational purposes
From $50 to 200 persons connected Win this
feature of tho Indian department VIII De III
Omaha during the dates above mentioned
Teachers gtperintendents and others from
the entire east of a tine drawn east OIL Wy
| oming, Colorado and New Mexico VIII De
| present Educators from Hampton ana Gar
/ - ..~ir
| In the program. The meetings are to be hetu
on tbe fifth floor of the new city hall Dullu-
| ing ana the coming of these people VINO nave
| to do with the education of the wards OF tne
nation Is looked upon with great interest
| The program as far as completed M as 'o''
! lows:
"Ed,cation for True Manhood and
| Womanhood," Mrs. Phena l.. Johnson, as.
sistant superintendent ChilqccQ, india,
| school Arkansas City, Kan; f.. F. Avery
snpSrintendent Crow Creek indian school
crow Creek S D. .,.,
school Bathing. \; II. yiets, Supl;irin. pn;i,ii,
| tendent Cheyenne lhdiah schoo'' A''' nus
'O" "Relation of Returned Students to Reser'
walton Schools and Reservation LIE, MS Is,
dian school white Eagle. o. t.; CharleiS Ci
| =. Pierce, superintendent indian school
Oneida Ws hii0 John f!m9ib ,nriib sHPSr1"'e"us' Mnn
| "Returned Students of Hampton Mis-
| Folsom, Hampton institute, Hamptp%h, on v q
| =,
Sister Beatrice Sonderegger cannon Ban
"ss1l;oyd," Miss Jenny Ericsson, 1ndiar
t"Gl Indian " School Employees in ,Indiar
Schools" DR.. c. +. Dixon, Haskell lnsti
Hte Lawrence Kan ESSGG2ef rITefoG hiHss1sS NJ r.
| "'fhe Day School Problem" w. Is. Dew
Pine Ridge, S, u; - ,,o ,rotro,,,
EdgGatq99l FEATURES eP of tRss ine Maoh OF thu
| School" Mrs Mary c. Williams superin
| tendent Indian school, Sac and FOX agency
"Class Work in Sewing and Cooking,
Mrs. w. F. Cantield Indian school, Pierre
$. D: c,,.r,u,, r,o.o
in mdian IT i'''I Education," Miss Eugena q
Bryce. Sac and Fox Indian school, o: T.
1.-The R9rmtSry as Mrs CIy5EnG osa n rIgIoF PIober
Cheyenne Indian school, Darlington o. +.
common Sense in the School Room,
| DIR. w. n. Hailmann, superintendent ihuiai
| school,, Washington, ID. {.
school Ornamentation," Supervise
Charles ID. Rakestraw.,
| Reading Circle and Other Means TO
Self Improvement for the School Employees,
Supervisor II. p. Peairs. ,,,.
"Organic Connection Between the indus
trial and Academic Training in Indial
| Schools" Il. G. Thayer, Haskell institute
Lawrence. Kan: j. b. Ham, Indian school
Pierre. s. D.; +. A. Thackery. Indian school
Logical Development of the Child Mind
Miss Louisa McDermitt, Indian school
BlpeStOne, NIlll.
SENDING MILLIONS ABROAD.
A representative of one of the larges
steamship companies handling Europea
| travel said to The Bee correspondent: Man
rich Americans are anxious to get over t
| London as soon as possible as to max
arrangements for good seats to witness tn
queens jubilee parade. | believe that n
less than so 900 American tourists will leav
for Europe this year. There were, accord
ing to the customs house figures, $1,000 las
year These $4,000 tourists will spend nc
less than $16O, 900 900 which amounts
considerable more than the total value c
the annual gold and silver product of tn
United States Not every one OF these so
600 tourists pays his pro rata of this $3.50
900, 600, of course. but most of them spen
more. Five hundred dollars apiece is non
too high an estimate for preparation, as ol
travellers will testify Much of the passag
money is spent in this country but all tn
rest and it amounts to more than 100000
coo, goes to enrich shopkeepers, hotels an
railroads operating in foreign countries"