davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times., 1897-04-07

fluence of men whom II had honored anu
trusted, but the party still lives to oppose
yoJr wicked class legislation and to de-
Inand just and equal laws for the heneiit
of all the people, and in the end 1T viii
prove itself stronger than all the strength
of foes from without and traitors from
within! tApplause)
Individual Democrats may be found here
and there who will bow the knee to Raal
and burn incense upon the affairs of protec-
ton, but the indomitable spirit of Amer
lean Democracy will oppose you every
where.
You may legislate in the interest Of the
great and powerful, but Democracy was
not born in the palaces of the rich, but out
among the plain people, i'll the ranks and
dwellings or those who toll for their daily
living, under the grand old fcrest trees,
upon the glorious heather, beneath the
grand canopy Of the stars, upon the hills
of the morning that rang with the songs
of freedom at the birth of this Republic,
Democracy was born tApplause,l
1t has always been the party OF the
people and has won it's grandest victories
In the championship of their cause. 1t has
ALWAYS been the defender of the principles
and traditions of free governme MT as
delivered to us by the fathers of the Ie-
public Out of the very twilight and dawn
of our national existence 1T came-the
guardian angel of the. Constitution they
had formed, and adown the highway OF
the century it has come with fearless step
| and lofty brow-bearingfnf in It's uplifted arms
| the sacred ark and covenant OF the Con-
| stitution of Madison and jefferson. Time
and again its enemies have preached it's
| funeral and sung it's requiem. but It has
lived to see the death of all parties that
opposed it in the past. For more than
one hundred years it has stood and bat
tied with the storms of state, but time
/ has not bowed its strength nor dinmed its
/ glorious vision. The beauty Of truth il
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22

coin will he the principal speaker OF the
evening. There Will also be present several
local speakers from Omaha.
Now is the time for realty investments
in the Magic City. Get our list OF bar
gains. O'Neils Real Estate Agency.
Mrs. Frank Z. Hast has gone to st. Paul
for a visit, From there she goes to New
York. where she will spend some time with
friends,
The intermediate Endeavor society viii
unite with the seniors tonight In a joint mis-
siouary congress at the First Presbyterian
church.
We have cash customers for business and
residence property in South Omaha. List
your property with O'Neil's Real Estate
Agency.
James l.. Paxton, superintendent OF the
stock yards, left yesterday afternoon for
salt Lake City to look after company bust
nos In that section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Stearns. formerly of
Tho city, but for the past year residents
Of New York, will return this week and
make South Omaha their future home.
The Equestrian club expects to hold a
meeting soon to arrange for the parades dur
ing The fair. The members were too busy
last week to attend the meeting called for
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Blanche Williams entertained the
Merry Go Round club at the home Of Rev.
Irving johnson Friday evening, Those pres
ent were: Nellie Greist, Julia and Catherine
Allen, Jennie Graham, Docia Carpenter, Mrs,
Roy Braiuard, Sadie Mack, Mauline Laur,
Estelle and Addie Campbell.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22

Max began of Aurora, H., is here visiting
friends.
M. Goldstein has just returned from a trip
to New York.
DR.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Schindel left yester-
day for Buffalo, N. Y.
c. H. Petit is building a residence at
Seventeenth and o streets.
Mrs. c. +. Wright, 2310 l. street, has gone
to Fremont to visit friends.
]. w. Gribble is in the Black Hills look
ing after his cattle interests.
The knights OF the Forest will give a
picnic at Riverside park today.
Miss Ida Orr was quite badly injured in
a runaway accident Friday night.
N. Wright of Brigham, Utah, was a bust
ness visitor in the city yesterday.
Misses Annie and Kate Gammill have re-
turned from a trip to eastern Iowa.
Rev. DR.. Wheeler and Rev. Mr.. Cramblett
will exchange pulpits this evening.
DR.. William Berry and wife have gone to
New York to spend a month visiting.
Sam Christie is home from Dexter, Ia,
where he spent a week with relatives.
A daughter has been born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Jensen, 27O South Twentieth street.
IL. C. Thompson and wife, Twenty-fourth
and J streets, have returned from a camping
trip.
Fred Etter. sr., left yesterday to attend
the Grand Army encampment at Buffalo,
n. Y.
G. T. Beavers has taken out a permit to
build an addition to his house at Twenty
second and n streets.
O'Neirs Real Estate Agency, Oldest es-
tablished agency in the city. Headquarters
for realty Investments.
Home Religion" is the topic upon which
Rev. DR.. Winship will preach at the First
Methodist Episcopal church this evening.
Judge Scott has allowed the restraining
order issued in the Kelly-Lenagh injunction
case to remain in force until the case comes
up for hearing in the district court at the
September term.
There will be an open mass meeting in
Woodmen OF the World hall. corner Twenty
sixth and n streets, Wednesday evening,
August 25. to organize the carpenters and
joinors of South Omaha. S. 7. Kent of Lin
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22
HStxlnUSNyUSA5nI7
MUSIC.


The annual entrance examination OF the
National Conservatory OF Music at 1873 and
i2S East Seventeenth street, New York, tho
institution which was founded by Mrs, Joan-
nettc NJ. Thurber, will take place as fol-
lows:
Singing, Wednesday, September Is, from
9 to IL a. m, ? to 8 p. IN. and s to 10 p. m.
Chorus. 8 to 10 p. m.
Piano and organ, Thursday. September ts,
10 a. m. to 10 m. and > to 4 p. m.
Violin. viola, cello, contrabass, harp, Fri
day, September II, 10 a, m, to 10 IL. and q
to I u. m.
Orchestra and all wind instruments, Fri
day, September IL, . to 4 y. nj.
Children's day, Saturday, September is.
Piano and violin.
1t is the desire Of the board to gather
from all parts of the United States pupils
whose after-labovs will advance the cause
of music In their native land. The National
Conservatory Of Music is an Institution OF
which Americans have most reason to be
proud, and it's faculty includes the foremost
artists and instructors OF America to the
lumber Of sixty. It's actual pupils number
CSC, and 1t has supplied tuition since it was
established in 1885 to 1897. II has the dis
tinction OF being the only musical institu-
ton in the country authorized by congress
to grant diplomas ana confer honorary de-
grees.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22
Tennis Players Entcrt,ipcJ

Several Informal Entertainments have bee,
arranged to make it pleasant for the out-of-
town tennis players who are here for the In
~terstate tournament. Friday evening the Wis
itors. together with some Of the local tennis
enthusiasts to the number of twenty attended
a box party at the Creighton theater, where
they enjoyed themselves in spite Of the pour
ahg rain outside. Last night an Informal hon
was given at Morand's, attended by about
twenty-five couples, who danced until mid
night with lntermission for refreshments
Today the tennis mea have been invited to
become the guests of Mr., Austin for a coach
Ding party.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22
Ex-Governor Saunders, and Mr., william

Of Ex-Governor Saunders. and Mr.. William
+. McCue, also OF Denver.
The many friends OF Mr.. Joseph Gahm
and Miss Mina Cremer were surprised at
the announcement last week that they were
quietly married at papiliiOn on Thursday.
July 8. Miss Cremer is the daughter Of the
late Captain n w. Cremcr, and Is a IA
vorite among . large circle OF acquaintance.
Mr., Calm is a welLknown musician Of this
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Calm Will be at home
at the residence OF the brides mother. 2lO3
Webster street. after September /.
Tie marriage Of Mr.. Victor f. Benson and
Miss Florence Houser was celebrated las.
Wednesday evening at the home OF Mr.. J. l..
Benson, 1904 South Sixth street. The cere-
mouy vas conducted by Rev. G.. NJ. Luce Of
the South Tenth street Methodist church.
The bridal party, consisting OF the BRIDE
groom and bride, Miss Ellen Houser as brides
maid, Mr.. Edward +. Tomm as best man AMI
Miss jessie Benson and Miss Hilma Nelson
Of Fremont as maids Of honor, entered the
parior to the strains OF a bridal march.
played by Mr.. Joseph TUska and Mr.. c. Il.
Boardswell, and the young couple, surrounded
by their large circle Of friends, were then
united. The bride was attired in white silk,
trimmed with pearls and lace, and carried a
large cluster Of bridal roses, and the brides
maids gown was Of nile green henrietta,
trimmed with lace. They carried American
beauty roses.
Mr.. A. l.. Sutton Of South Omaha and
Mics Marion Batcheller Noyes of Waterloo
were married on Wednesday Of last week.
The CEREMONY was performed at the home
of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Noyes. near Waterloo, by Rev. Mr.. Aston,
pastor Of the Presbyterian church, Water
loo. Among the relatives and friends who
witnessed the nuptials and sat down to the
wedding dinner we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Farley,
Albuquerque, n. NJ; Or. and Mrs. Coulter,
Omaha; Mr.. and Mrs. r.. n. Corbin, Grand
Island; Mr.. md Mrs. e. p. Noyes, MIS-.
Dora Noyes. Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Harrington,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. S. King, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Todd, Mrs. Aston, Mrs. L. w.
Shannon, Miss TRADER, Miss Bryant, Miss
Margaret Mclaughlin, Miss l.. Mclaughlin
and Miss Lizzie Myers. Mr.. and Mrs. SUIT
ton departed on Thursday for an extended
tour through the east. During their abb
sence they will visit at Buffalo, N. Y; To-
rOnto, Canada; st. Louis, Mo-, and other
points. After October 20 they will be at
home at South Omaha, where MIR. Sutton
will continue to practice his profession.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22

Members of the East Side improvement
club have caused a census of that portion
of the city lying east of Twenty-fourth
street and north of N street to be taken.
The returns show that $500 voters live in
the territory mentioned. This fact, in com
pany with the petition which has been pre-
pared requesting an extension of the Thir-
teenth street car line, viii be presented to
officials of the street car company this week.
1t is understood that the extension asked
for will be granted and that the car line
will run south on Thirteenth street as far
as Missouri avenue, and then west on the
to Twentieth street.
The club Ia now working on a scheme for
better mail facilities. East of Sixteenth
street there is no free delivery of mail, and
in the territory west of Sixteenth street and
extending to Twenty-fourth street there is
only one delivery daily. Residents in that
portion of the city would like to have better
service and will urge Senator Thurston and
Congressman Mercer to take some action in
the matter.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22

Henry Kohl. Fred Carpenter. VIII Johnson,
Humphrey. John and Dennis Lynch and WIN
Schartow. Mrs. Warner and Mrs. Gtnnotte
were also present. 2"
Miss Ella Featsnj entertained a number Of
young friends Thursday afternoon in honor
OF her guest, Ni5s Earnestine Eastman OF
Chicago. Assisting her were Miss Maggie
Crawford and Misses Florence and Josie
Fearon. The time was pleasantly spent IN
out-of-door games music and dancing. after
which delightful, refreshments were served.
Those present were: Misses Crawford, Alice
Crawford. Florence Cook, Edith Cook, Vera
Allen, Maude stephens Of Crete, Neb., Eva
Mahouy. May Mahohy, Earnestine Eastman
Of Chicago, Ethel Straight, Agnes McElroy,
Florence Fear9n, Josie Fearon, Esther
Cochran. May Murphy. Norma Marshall. Ella
and Lille Fedron; Master John Murphy,
Gilbert Myerp. Ed and David Fearon, and
Mesdames Murphy. Myers, Russell and
Fearon.
In honor of her daughter. Nellie, Mrs.
Mary Dillon gave a lawn party at her beau
tiful country residence west of lrvington,
last Saturday evening, August IA, 1t being
her daughters 10th birthday. The spacious
house and lawn were beautifully decor
ated and the dining room and table we're
deliberately dressed in green and white.
dancing was enjoyed until a late hour. rho
following were present: Messrs and Mes
danes j. Walsh. J. Larson, j. Dougherty,
G. FREDDIE, A. Yort, c. Baxter; Mrs. Yort,
Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Dinedale, Mrs. Walton,
Mrs. Gillum; Misses Nj. Galley, f. Cellely,
A. McArdle, X. McArdle. NJ. McArdle, Chan
Ian, c. Hughes, l.. Gillum, X. Johnson, NJ.
FREDDIE. a. FREDDIE. n. FREDDIE, G.. Bax-
ter. NJ. Mcconnell, T. Reum, c. Bleick,
A.. Bleick, E. Bleick, A. Wendt, NJ. Wendt,
l.. Whiznand, b. Martin, NJ. Dougherty, H..
Dougherty, II, Rinka, G. Hunter. 7. Kruse.
\. Krusc, NJ, Yort, and Messrs. q. Kelly, w.
Kelly. \. Johnson, w. Welsh, p. Larson, c..
FREDDIE. J. FREDDIE, p. FREDDIE, H.. FREDDIE, w.
Baxter, +. Baxter. F. Won Halter, NJ. Jones,
Il. McArdle. G, McArdle, J. McArdle Z. Me
Ardle, Chanlan, c.. Rotella, b. McCacern,
Il. Yort, A. Yort. p. Rhine. A. Bleick, j.
Bleick, c. Bleick. f. Bleick, A. Schleip, u.
NJ. Combs, +. Wendt. J. Dillon, NJ. Dillon
II. Remington, p. Hughes, c. Midtletown,
A. Doughorty, II. D~ougherty, L. Root, j.
Root, G. Heide, U. Walsh. j. Whi2nand, A..
Kruse. German, S. Quin, j. Lewson. II. An
derson, c. Hofeldt and Maybe.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22

The lawn fete to be given at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Joslyn next
Tuesday evening promises to be the most
brilliant affair Of the kind ever attempted in
Omaha. Owing to the generosity OF citizens,
Il is possible to decorate the grounds in a
truly lavish manner. A great number OF
incandescent lights and several arc lights,
headlights from the railroad companies and
hundreds of japanese lanterns will combine
to give sufficient Illumination The band
from Fort Crook will furnish music, and a
pavilion will be provided for dancing. An
elaborate musical program has been
arranged. Mrs. Winston has charge of the
dancing, and Mr.. Wilson and Mr.. Chase will
act as floor managers. Mrs. Offutt, as
chairman OF the bathing committee. has
provided a supply of bathing costumes, and
an attendant will be in charge of the dres-
sing rooms. Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers have the
supervision of the music, A unique and
elaborate scheme of decoration is being
carried out by Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Charlton.
The gypsies, flower girls, dairy maids and
Japanese women will all be in costume, and
their wares will be offered for sale in various
booths at reasonable prices. The admission
fee win be low, with an even smaller charge
for children
The patronesses are: Mesdames. Thurston,
Woolworth, Lininger, Wattles, Megath,
Nash, Hoagland, Merriam, Keysor, Bidwell,
Calm, Andrews, Cudahy, Leo Franklin,
Allen, Lyman, Rosewater, Squires, Switzler.
Milton Rogers, w. V. Morse, r. II. Clarkson,
Daniel Baum, C. b. Rustin, Somers, Katz,
Goldsmith and Coffman.
The committees are: Executir
Towne, Polack, Emerson, Joslyn and XII
patrick; candy booth, Miss Chandler, Mrs.
Warren Rogers, Mrs. Allison, Miss.
Schroeder, Miss Rosters; dairy maids, Mrs.
Kountze, Miss Kountze, Mrs. Mercer, Miss
Helen Millard, Miss Carrie Mercer.
GYPSY Encampment-Mesdames Chase and
Cn11Wnll. Aiggaa IItrn;Da,, Maui ~
land, Lindsey, Goldsmith, Mcdonald and
Wyman.
Blowers-Mrs. Sterling. Mrs. Ogden, Miss
sarah Baum and the Misses Peck.
Tea Garden-Mesdames. Polack. Martin
CAIN, Albert Calm, Brandes, KATE, Haas,
MISS Aiice and the Misses Polack.
Northumberland H. II Clark
summers, Wilbur, Lyman. Wheeler, Redick.
carter and Poppleton, and Misses Knight,
Mlllard, Moore, Alexander and Taylor.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22
NOTES FROM OMAHA
South Omaha.

Walter b. Roberts returned last week from
a four-weeks' outing in northwestern Mon
tana. Most of the time he put in fishing
for trout and hunting along the headwaters
of the Sun and Teton rivers, several nice
strirgn of fish rewardinE his labOrs with the
rod and a fine stag head attesting his prowess
with the rifle. One or two bear were seen
but Walter did not tackle them, saying his
gun was too light.
The members of the Home Circle club Of
South Omaha have again resumed their resi-
dences in the Magic City after a most de-
lightful three-weeks' outing, spent camping
in DR.. George l.. Milleris beautiful grove
at Seymour park. The camp was located
in the southeast corner of the grove near the
B. & M. depot and was laid out in the form
of a circle, the mess. cook and store tents
at one end and the family tents completing
the circle. The men went to and from their
business every day in buggies, on horseback
and on bicycles. leaving the women and chill
dren to put in their time to suit themselves
fishing, b%errying and tramping through the
woods. In the evening the members of the
club usually had a good sing, entertained
company and went to the lake fishing. On
Thursday evening, August II, DR.. and Mrs.
Miller gave the club an elegant reception
and for two or three hours the spacious
halls OF the doctors beautiful mansion was
the scene of as jolly a gathering as that
part of the county has witnessed in many
a day. Those composing the camping party
were: Messrs. and Mesdames Burt Anderson,
Will Written. A. J. Caughey and Master
Grant; Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Cheek, Miss
Mabel and Master Harry, Mr.. and Mrs. A. R..
Kelley and Miss Helen, Colonel and Mrs. A.
l.. Lott and Master Antoine, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce McCulloch, Master Hugh and Misses
Cordelia and Mary Craig. Mr.. and Mrs. l..
r. Pinnell and Ma9terS Leo and Don, MI.
and Mrs. Tagg ard Baby Harold.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22
Al n birthday PANTY

One of the most enjoyable functions of the
past week was that at the home or Mr.. Allen
Scott. in honor of his birthday. The house
was tastefully arranged for the jolly crowd
which assembled. Games. dancing and music
We're the principal features of the evenings
entertainment. At a late hour all repaired
10 the ching room. where a dainty repast
YVES served.
lhose present We're: Misses N ckols, Grace
Brewington, Mamie Bright. Dot Stone, Josie.
Parkins. Jessie Walker, Eva McGill, Kate
scout Blanche Walker and Blanche Pray;
ResSrs. RoSenblum, Floyd Stryker. Arthur
Rockford, Fred Rockford. Arthur AIvine
CAR Hitchcock, Otto Nelson, Allen Scott,
Charles johnson, Fred Brewington and Reu-
ben Wilcox.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22
Florence.

Mrs. w. r. Lighton and two children left
Friday for a visit with her parents at Atchi-
son, Kan.
Miss Olga Tucker returned home to Blair
Tuesday. Miss Blanche Tucker accompanied
her home for a weeks visit.
Rev. Barnes Lower filled the pulpit of the
PRESBYTERIAN church Sunday. He has been
absent a couple of weeks.
There was an ice cream social at the
First Church of Christ Tuesday evening,
given by the members of the church.
Mrs. Henry Hall and daughters, who have
been in the city for the last month visiting
friends and relatives, returned home Satur-
day to st. Louis.
CAPTAIN Reynolds of the waterworks left
Wednesday for Milwaukee. He will go from
there TO New York and eastern points. He
expects to be absent about thirty days.
Mrs. ]. G. Negley returned nome this week
from a visit of a month with friends and
relatives in the western part of the state.
Her grandfather accompanied her home.
Mrs. William Kindred entertained a large
party of her friends Tuesday evening at her
home, it being her birthday. The time was
spent in playing games, etc., after which
an elegant lunch was served.
Next Tuesday morning at 1890 o'clock
appropriate exercises will be held at the
LAYING of the cornerstone " the First Pres
byterian church Of Florence. DR.. stephen
Phelps. Or. Asa Lizard and several other
omaha clergy will be present. 1t is expected
to push the new church building rapidly TO
completion and dedicate 1t early in the fall.
The church was organized October II, 1857,
and he's lived forty years out of doors. The
Omaha Monumental works donated the
cornerstone.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22
tera mic Climb

The Ceramic club, which has been dormant
through the summer, will resume active
work next month. The first meeting will
be held Tuesday, September 7, when plans
will be discussed for a fall exhibition. A
number of the members have been com
pletlng some work during the past few
months with this object in view.
Miss Ola Cook of Council Bluffs, who
studied in Chicago last winter, has had a
number OF china pieces on view in Omaha
that have been attracting favorable notice.
Miss Cook has been deyoting her time largely
TO decorative buttons, having painted thirty
sets since March last.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22

A man giving the name OF Fred Mosher
called at the boarding house kept by Mrs.
Frances Moore, 1903 Dodge street, yesterday
and inquired for a room. lie said he wss
employed on the new government building
and would be in the city all winter He
was shown one Of the most desirable rooms
and handed ont "A check signed by himself
for $50 and was given Sc in change. He then
left to get his baggage, and at last accounts
had mot returned. The check was found to
he worthless,
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22

The Misses McShane will give an informal
tea on Friday for Miss Meyers of Dubuque,
who h. the guest of Miss Nash,
A lawn fete will be given by the Omaha
section of the Council Jewish Women next
Thursday evening on the lawn Of Mr.. A. d.
Brandeis. Twenty-fourth street and st.
Mary's avenue. Refreshments will be
served.
A Russian tea pavilion, at the Charity
lawn fete. will be conducted by Mr.. Ebell,
the Russion commissioner of the exposition,
assisted by Mrs. Ebell and their little
daughter, in Russian costume. Tea will be
served from a genuine samovar.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22
Benson.

Miss Ada Stiger returned home last week
from Logan. Ia. where she had been visit
ing friends for a short period.
Miss Ethel Joseph of Silver City, Ia, has
been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
w. j. joseph during the last week.
Services will be held at the Methodist
Episcopal church today at II a. m. and s
.. m. Rev. Mr.. Grey, the pastor, will preach
in the evening.
A number Of the Modern Woodmen and
their friends Of this place attended the
annual picnic held at Fremont Wednesday,
August IS. The Modern Woodmen lodge of
Benson is making preparations to give a
picnic Saturday, August 2S, at McComb's
grove.
Three little boys about . years of age were
arrested and taken before Judge Bailey last
Tuesday evening for house breaking. There
was not enough evidence against them how
ever, and they were dismissed with a little
lecture ana warning from the judge. The
complaining witness was Mrs. Larson.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22
FINDS u Cold watch.

Mrs. NJ. Killian, living at 1906 Parker
street, found a woman's gold watch at the
corner of sixteenth and Dodge streets last
night. The watch was turned over to the
police to await a claimant.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22
McdLings nnd EngnwnmcntA.

The engagement of Mr.. Max F~riedwald
and Miss Fannie Fieler is announced.
Cards are out announcing the wedding OF
Miss Wolfe of Denver, who will be remem-
bered In Omaha as having visited the family
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22

The woodward company opens the sixth
week OF its successful engagement at the
Creighton today with two performances.
Three silk Hats being the play presented
afternoon and evening, The same bill Will
be presented on Monday. brothers Is an,
nounced for Tuesday and Wednesday, and
The Octoroon' the remainder of the week
Matinee performances will be given daily
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22
.HnntOrinm.,

500 20 will be paid person sending best def
milton of word "PantOrium" to Pantorlum Co.,
omaha. before noon, August 9th. Winner
announced in next Sunday Bee,
Omaha daily bee., 1897-08-22

How beautiful the table looks" IN
Libbey cut glass makes it so. This gs<ID6eg
trade mark rs always cut on the W.
genuine.