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THE PRESSURE OF PUBLICITY.

III NDo8 proDas~ ~ ponos supprsBed
"Daoho." Und9 vFsDurs. they have clossd
IL ~ Dmblins dsns of New York
- Unds1 pssssuFA Bon Platt has aszssd
70 the nlhns o the RamApo job. to the
sooeal a he prtssAshtinG NV. to the creation of
. 1Aaftse Bayiston opmmisaon and to tAe paaAss
g ~ 0tnaahan Aogtsass Tax bill.
UaAR Esssurs the Third Avenue Railroad joe-
w ~ robbssy hs bean taken into he 0nnH
JuV roe0 10 b investigated TO . anish
~ tAs prsssars In al these mattsss has taken
- "a. clear end always elective form Of Pub
He1ty. Dvn oaAnpe thrive against this force. for
VIII - NJ d utterly shameful thines In the
lask tAsy cannot ooutinus shAmslss and dsdans
u ~ uOht
TAs Deobasm Of ~ hour. in the iStsrusts Of Q
Osss city. 10 TO kssp ths Light and the pressure
alvays turned o.
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woman - Gad - ~ -
But ~ little fas ffisn1 shssia certainly - pess
mtttsd - vsas dthsr va1 wea-dttinG eosss weSR
%. bset0 sel n NJ spnioa. one oe the w gsFdls'
rss TrsaeA eorssta saspas and psb's. whisA lsavs
the bust and hips 9ss fss al unrsstransd Aa1 ~
drawn In SvsF % sllghuy - ~" wAse cersSes q ~
- called American CT ~ toe ofssa much IsaGsr -
~ and bottom than thsv should b.
A sorsst that ooanss up abovs the 6ust and reAAho
fAs Aown - the hips cannot - oaokertabaA and no
human bsin6 saa possGhiy isok sthsr than sti6 ~
uasracsfuI In sucA Uampsd auAstsss.
But tAs little ytsasA girdA With soArosy any oonsA
- and hSAt - pessasls. win WORT . masvs,eus
inprsvsmsns IN the dumsv gtsi's ngurA and vill ~
from proving dstsmsntal b found hsAlthf In gvino
needed sQpoost asd ofsn will eosrlcs the tsolsnv
70 double W y ts,sscopA which the stAyisss ~
exhibits particularly u. NE NJ little eerrsspsaAsn1
- y e ~ nsal-oA0 TIA
- ~ hoasse s01nien u ~ osas. ~ ~ aAsu1l
- pss1itts1 - vsas - tnasesa1 ntsie ~ GnA1I-
bsaels0 esres ~ Dssts slsosly abest ys0s Va1o
vssAsus iAaln0. AANAxyf Hu10A1D AY02
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msvAsea. M y - rr.. pAaAAas o..saa,. Hss Yas
~ - seeA isaA@ y . 0ssA& unA0tak1ng To
| - Q m0ehsr = . th0osaad umss greater.
Oh. wife that does not wish 10 b troubled With
chiiArsu what friend In the social world wooid look
into your face Win the love that . little child
vsulAi
what dsav4neSoom habbls osuid b % svsse ths
innocent babbs from the little lips you would soon
lean - love bsttsr than eli the world beadsI
Ths ballroom, with its gatns. giittsrins lights end
swsst seductive music its thronp Of handsomA 6at-
tsrtns and lovely women whose brisht syss out
shine the simmer Of their sksn gowns and baAsinG
diamonds. b vsy allurinS - women who ~ young
ana gay Of heart Aye. and even to women who have
rsachsd the high Of thsr charms and ysassi
Bua. ahi tisfs Will como time whsa the stiffness
Of old age and its infsmitiss win bsgn TO tel upon
even the most brilliant That 10 the bssinning q The
END.
whsn the dscrspis y ioaGsr sbis b mingis
In the fsstv1tss sAs 70 soruottsn by the careless
world Of society
A. she siss alone BY her oAssvsss arssidA vhAt
would shs no, vs In that hour for the ciasp OF the
hand Of . loved daughter an anxious soo VIE
loved her only once own hssh end blood aAa sovs
onsi
What ars an the vossd's hsstins pssAsUss ooneassd
70 the dsAr holy jey Of having thsm nsss vhsa thsy
are msst nssAsd 20 lean upoal
LAURA JEAN lLBBsY.
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LETTERS ExTG n Tss 7oi,p

Te Beer o. Net - DovS
y - 0Mo1 q n ossoso W1t1,
An kssplng so0pany vetA alss ysuns ~ -
= VI tsal q bs9. q . sHlscy Ssnocuao -
- 6sot like - ~ ~ 90 tousA 4 - ssvv r
AeO ~ OssA ~ lss't bsllsvs y ~ K,rAl. "A.
~ - Fsa1ssa ~ - ~ ~ - laAss \ a,soo
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ONE-MAN POWER.
By President Eliot, of Harvard
University.

n u % ooon
| prssiosse of .
unavsrsity fer
thirty ysar. an d
sosns people allsgS
that l know soms-
thing about one
man power. I want
to testify that In
the hrst paaos Il 10
an effective thing;
In the naxs place Il
10 an absolutsly
American thing. and
lastly. II has moth
Ing whatWer 70 DO
with dssposism. II
doesn't mean the
arbitrary s1sroiss Of
The evening world., 1900-03-12
HARRIET HUBBARD AVER.
At What Aee May Girl Wear Her First Corset7

h nAR Mrs Aver: I en- fourteen ysass old and
healthy and fat. Mother will not Vt n wsas o..
ssss and look like . meal bag with string tSl
around H. and feel horrid and ashamed OF ny Appsar-
AncA But II you say . gri can wear thsm without
doing her harm ] know mother will sfvs In: -
write to be- you TO please tell II 10 necessary ~
me to look Ike . stuffed pillow with . belt Of ribosa
on. and besides I feel AWFUL uncomfortable TAis ID
homes. for my skir, really puls me and drags on NJ
Please give grls Of my Az the bsnsdt of your Soel
aAvns and oblissa MISERABLE FAT ONE
HIN . giri gsts 10 BE- fourtssa ysars q aes -
M has sufficiently dsvSopsd 10 mest cAsss to require
~ some sort Of support or say.
! mean . stay. not . stiniy eonsd sssSse 70 -
drawn In at waist and hips and bust atss tAs ee1ss
idsa Of corsst-weArfng
But . hexble elastic s1rtns nat wul yissd - ~
youns form ana viii support Ahs t0dss bssAses ~
rslisvs me waist and tAAgAs frsm ths palaea ~
harmful ArNssins an1 FALLING q sk1rt banAs ~
stFtnO
stiR. hars-ooesa sossse y - aSsa1has,sa ~ .
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GOD REST YOU, IRISH GENTLEMEN.

X~ Cd rsst yoa Irish gsatisnsa,"
IL Her AASssty rsmarks1.
~ And then froo he'll 70 besaAfast.
0AtIing guns and Maxims hasksd
The buiises fell % nAse that when
Thsy counted nesss thsrs.
The Inniskiihng Slxth Dragons
Had vanished IN the air.
God rest ysu. Irish ssntlsmen.''
The Boer gunnsrs sang.
And all around the world these words
OF carnage hotiy rang.
God rest you. Irish rentismen.
Let nothing you dismay.
tsut thers n also food for thought
O. nsxs - RAss1ck's day.
- - e = oUGV
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30 0nD = ~ oWalo WUt0,
= aoOsass = - that tAis sssass1vU As0ns G -,
~ OlaAsno - iadiss y AsveAG - uaszpsassd rssul
Hsl11sas0 aRd GAl,aatsy ars - - ssonndel, bus
sAssil - tsUs h mo1srasisa juse Ne aaytne sasA
Il tAb aAs dU q eAuaAssy sa1sss-ssspsv ~
ansWs1 - drNg ws0aA shssskA6 en- vsittaag n
1nA aOsatas froo poison. 80 q 70 ths assse s1ass
tAan - - he pavsasns end lenVO tAsm sAera n.
GaOvUsA ssoaheWt 0y0AJe0U2.
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DREAM RIVER
~ UGH . tiny. rtpplinS river.
n Puppy Asl6s On either side.

n Puppy nGl6o On sith0 sids,
/onow white SWAMI. % stately, sailing
Down the NY bordsrsd tidsi
Water liliss. golden ohaiioea.
y1iisd with hsavsa's dSwy hahn.
WAftsd from tie stAsiit branoho
q the nights S1shadow1ng palm.
ouuh . shining. silver rfvW.
8ssvard ST iron valss Of slssp
Winding throvsh the emerald vsiisvs
white win sluusbsrs drovvy sheer;
TIAs that bsArp upon It's bosom
6AsiIops manned by fairy crew.
And In ons-A precious burden
Drifts my drsamins hear to yeul
-Uarsnos Urmy. IN Munssva
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SHOULD MARRIED WOMEN WORK,
iSsss On Gin KAe Ksnts to Exc Ovt Huskest's
SsLspv.

Itsss on Gin wAe Ksnts to Exc 0yt Hsshssd's
Ssisry.
- - nnpw Z ~ Oss.s Vuaas
"ny Aheuhr WyttaD ehaG - boozueAeA - -
" ~ ssatiaUs - vsst i1 Q sAiasy aos ~
nArsaOA ~ ~ thAa rsassa sasts - pssepsns ~
vs1din0 TN - Ssesss q. NsV. sAink - y vurz.
WI SHY. TAsss b utsis sAsagA haSp1nao n ~
vss11 wthsss tArewing aay sAAsss e as>y. Dpait
AsaAy ysss svn hAsVtnso ~ hsR vAa 20 ssu,l
nAry haSVGv - ysus jctna sAiasy. Dsa't go ssuy
ses~s psascavsA y1OoueEnR.
Lst TAso Waae.
O0D 0oa1 = ~ 0ssoas Wue1i
'ye" 0Aase y ngAt - sAsuil not vvrS sfsuP
oAssia0A Untu hs On sass sossUA y ssseest -
bseA n ssaAest Vt tAa0 ssAy ang3A n she \ -
hsosuhss0es shs v1u - busv soeogA ksapans 49,
hsas h setsr anl pssDasa.g nsaA 4 lH
~D0S A nAOAAP
~ - w vsu ssssa ~ swsssAsass - wa
~ saiasv tss - - ~ sasalaOp assP nns.eH~
~ vseh bsains ~ alA1 fss psass aal sunerrS N
NJ Vin - snsA . thfnO. u AbsuArs ysuns - /.
an 49, hA1ENooN AAfDDG.
A oA1 vlsw.
] th1nk Dmnys ese1ov laelD seaes. ~ earns q
certain salAfy anA she alss sasas su0A % Ahs sSes
nssas afUss. ~ - b vaG . kssp rieAs O sosu-
IN nsesy by vsskng afsss mAsriaGs. 10 \ Q fss,
~ - ~ ~ - 90 rss ~ vtvs have - 1ueA
Dsass 81 wiling q hso aleae Nsse e ~ -
- 80 nausW - thee tuaases bseaay.
So u8 = UU0AO-
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novelties for IL sn q ~ y eos1sa ssr ~ ssuAs
hsr gTanamoshss voes vhsn she pat - ~ ssst
sewa anA 81 fos her dasusreotypa osos q the
dsa iacs co:An cut sailor fashion ssns b seaass
tabA Ths nsvsst afs ms1s sf neusssnas - sots ~
ptSous1. v4sA ians 1sstsnA bot The lAss y - -
raass1 that bss ntus oe ths 0susssiins shSva no-
iton. rsnAissanes aal duehsses ere the Aees nsee
ussd ~ theee ooIlan.
rAs isas tArsas pseas hash ssIlars srssl nnssas
- 1nnv see1A vans ~ shsss - G1su1 -
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90 Uw q - Oss0ao W0s1s
~ ps0AlAs ysung ladtss WAsa knsv hsxs Aauoosa
a. Aussng ~ Lssesa ssasa Il In ysas sAsv yin
saaeaes "a thsr sa5symsnts an1 viii i've n ssu1vnco
easosg - psAyss. sssing soas Of thsr fssalA nas
- esaaiA sxosps oos young nan. who calls = shsm
soss - tvsos . wssk. OF cosrsA this psrssrAnss =
.A aOa1nss ~ WI Of the father asd aseA9 tus
- Gasis ~ psrAstsaG sNA havs tAsk vay n Ne
rsaAa1 sptnasaa ". u O.A1n
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= - 0o>w Z ~ Dssa1a0 w9s1:
~ t,ssanBs svssy dine thaa smsks easas %
~ Q a0arstta. ~ matter - \ paosr q tsAasnn.
~ AsaA sssis hssvy anA I ~, - ~ suanu
asssnl b ban whaA shan ct ALLEN Du1l.
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aavs otspsAeD1sss Ass un1svol
y - uosv 4 n ossass WssS
thiah the sisi Who could not live veM ~ -
aseaothss aessd vsry wisely. Do leave ysur h9Aer
as1 sesvactAse. This = ths sssaisst eaSsP - dAd
- -'~-s-- --A-------->- DnA .
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a Queer PGNHOLDER.

John vraAan ef CoasAohocksn p, owns this suesr
psohcaAsr. that looks uks . human Ansss. TAs -
itssk sold one. 10 half ineh v1ds ard leelp srsos
ssough - last hfstimA
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ALWAYS HAVE SUNSHINE.

BIT a timely advice.
Whstsvss other Spring medicine you
ta1p q this period Of changing seasons.
III y doat neglect to take sunshine It's the
= bsst nsdicine Of them all. Let It into
yosr hoass. along with fresh cir. through
- V1D1svs. Don't mind the taking Of . little
- - q your carpets. The sams force which
- 1T about will put good color into your
11no 1870 letting sunshine into your rooms,
nooon aaA take II into your system. rs q
= 3 1l1nSsctast, . microbe-kilisr and q Joy
- ~ eaasos vitAw nor custom stals the
= vnsisly q ID good works.
nGhine-snd then have soUs mors.
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DWA1sv@r-sToas Donao

DDADT0GT-sT0RB Don0OR.
"a pisas q fOnltnss Ne that" IL AAmurs ySO0
wsaaa rsmasssA ~1Anvays isehs ~ n Q AsusA
As9t "a Alakr"
Tea ns'AA." anW0sl ~ sslGan salsnGnAa.
.AAysAhs q ~ kaA hasraap sesd dsal se sessn-
tAs
The evening world., 1900-03-12

T-iiERE has mover bssa . tine vhsn much
attention was psid. to dressing the neck hsoo0.
Z insiy. The neckwsAr this spring 70 of sssmiagiy
endless variety. We have ncckvsar for the sersss
for the theatre. for the dance. for IL nnAA
fAcs coiars. bsrthas and nchus tfsmmsA v1tA lAes
ere snong the mcss fashionsbas nsckvas ns
assed cape collars that look Ike yokss ass escssd.
insiy sood Investments. fos shsy can b vesn vtA
svsnang a. day gcvns. anA tAsy ess>aiav - Rsaa
~ = - aoUGns1ass 6 . - - - 6 -
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just LIKE AAn.
0rovs,is-I cont - why you sDsaA - . - =
money for clothAA
Mn 0rowslls-why. bseorS ~ w nasvts1 ~
told me you always ltksd 70 - . vsnAFsassl vsaAA
Growsis-Yss. And - oo-wAsa sans seAas ~
pays he bHls
The evening world., 1900-03-12

0ouosuU onnbsinG dsns show which way the
- - ~ twelfth snnivsrsasy Of the Great
The evening world., 1900-03-12
AMERICAS BEAUTY QUEENS.

GYHOR CHARLES KIRALFY has come TO New
York to hnd American bsautss Easi-
Hvv cot search In the world. But he hes
= come 10 select four who shall bs the
XO<o most beautiful Of the lot Hardest Job
mortal man ever tackled.
LAKE. svssything else In this wonderful country.
~ Anssican girl u supsrlatve Every mothers
0ssg4Ase of her. besides being the smartest is the
~ beautiful. Perhaps not % to all syes, bu,
~ assursdly to some.
Iof Klaify nay ssaect four stunnen and take
ohsn b paris b caStars the Exposition prise But
GlDw ~ has ~ his quartet and soos to 90
ovssy "stssly company" In New York. Of hish or
~ 6eoSss. will EXPAND In conscious pride With
~ hnevisdge that she who 10 really queen Of
nonnty has besn LEFT behind
The evening world., 1900-03-12

WELL QUALIFIED.
"ss you wtsh 70 assist In the szAmznae4n G -
investment company whN DO yea know absa ~
honest &au1nauoos, young mAnr
y used to examine rs mSasrA ~"
The evening world., 1900-03-12

- 49, y 80 hasl b cater than bat.
qev = ~ backsreupd.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-02

1t was my privilege to hear the great
Innes organization at Lincoln last Tues
day night, The band will surprise the
warmest members Of the "IPnesites' and
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-02

concert attracted an audience OF 1900 peo-
pie, who were compelled to enjoy the music
by candle light on account OF an accident
at the gas works.
I'VE have Travelled over 1000 miles since
opening the present tour at PHILADELPHIA
on October 27 and this is the first city
where we will tarry for more than a single
day said Mr.. lnnes, THE band has been
making two cities day, giving matinee In
one and then travelling on to the other for
an evening concert. We are on our way
east and will sail from New York
Tor Europe on December 20. The
band will follow later on to open the Glas-
gov exposition on April 5. After the on.
gagement there It will be heard in London
and other. European cities, returning TO this
side OF the water in time for the regular
season at Atlantic City next summer
Next fall the band will make transcon-
tinental tour to California and hope most
sincerely to be able to appear again IN
Omaha At the opening OF the auditorium"
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-02
49, sgsssss n n u n n n r. n 4 *## asa&A
i ADJUSTMENTS. 4
~

treatment ~ the people OF Omaha ana
hoped to meet them soon again.
Among the pleasant happenings at
Creighton university every year, dramatic
performances have always held conspicu-
Gus place. At present the students are
preparing to sustain this tradition The
members Of the Creighton Dramatic circle
are making elaborate preparations for the
production Of the popular drama, "A Cele-
5rated Case" The date set for the play
is December ~. The dillgent work that Is
being done by an unusually strong cast
under the direction OF the popular and able
Prof Dineon gives every assurance that
the stirring incidents of the plot and the
dlfficut role Of several of the characters.
for which this drama is conspicuous, will
be presented in n credltabe manner.
The leading character, that OF John
Renaud the hero. will be assumed by John
Bonnewitz, whose elocutionary powers arc
peculiarly adapted to the part. Daniel
Hurley, n favorlte at the university and
In the city as an amateur, will be at home
In the part Of Dennis O'Rourke, a true
son OF Erin. The dffcult and desperate
character OF Lazare, in his double role OF
villain and counterfeit Count de Morney.
will he given an able portrayal by James
Woodard
In fact the showing made in the re
hearsals by the whole cast Is so promising
that the members OF the Dramatic club
are enthusiastic. The same Is true of the
Students Library association, which is
heartily cooperating for the success OF the
play, inaSmuch as the proceeds are to 10
for the maintenance of the library. These
occasional dramatic performances are the
principal means Of support for the students
library and reading room, which are free
to all.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-02
behind the FOOtlights.


I nomas w Miner was married on Novem.
ber 22 to Miss Antonio Brauer of Newark
Marie Burroughs starring tour in "The
% at Louisville.
Joseph jefferson lectured upon 1.-THE
Drama before the students at Princeton
university last Thursday
c. IIaddon Chambers will pay brief visit
to this country next month to gather ma
terlal tor an American play.
York Press club on November l2 and Of
the Society Of American Authors on No
vember 10.
Lulu G.aser in the new opera, Sweet
theater on December 8. succeeding Grace
George in Her Majesty"
Alfred Ayres last Thursday delivered an
uptown boarding g School S,ti on the sgbicct,
What Should One Do to Be an Intelligent
Patron Of the Drama"
pear With Edna Edna May in the new, Morton;
kerker musical comedy. originally called
The The Golden Cup" but now rechristened
THE Carl from Up There"
James Young had an Illustrated article IN
the Baltimore Sunday Herald Of a recent
date on the romantic plays of today IN
truth In their dramatic construction.
Sylvia Lynden's portrayal of the adven;
turess, M1rcelle In woman and Wine.
has been Chosen by Albert Ross, the author
new novel which he is now writing.
Richard Mansfield has been invited to
lecture this month before the Cercle Fran
Gals of Harvard university and before the
faculty and students of Princeton univcr.
sity under the auspices OF the editors Of
the Nassau Literary Magazine. His book
ings do not permit him to accept either
invitation
May Irwin, in fulhllment Of contract
will give a special matinee at the Bi lou CT
December II, presenting Ramsey Norris
Joseph Sparks and fgnacio Martinetti have
been enga yed for the production. The now
comedy. II Its trial is satisfactory. prob
ably will be Miss Irwin's bill next season
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-02

The Metropolitan English Grand Opera
company Will conclude It's season OF opera
In English at the Metropolitan opera house
New York, on December 10. The following
Tuesday the entire organization, including
principals, chorus, orchestra, ballet. ma
chinists. scenic artists, stage carpenters
and property men will leave by special
train for Chicago. the starting point Of he
tour to be made Of the leading cities Of
the country
The orchestra. as a tribute to the memory
OF the late Sir Arthur Sullivan. played lis
Lost Chord" before the performance Of
"Pinatore." which was presented a, the
Metropolitan opera house on Monday night
for the first time with Grand opera cast.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-02

The organization OF permanent or
chestra will necessitate the genesis OF a
supporting fund. This could be secured II
It were looked after. Let the aspiring
amateurs and business music lovers talk.
This column Is open to dialogue.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-02
lNNES BAND IS IN OMAHA
Musicians Make Unusually Long
Pause ON journey Home After
Prolonged Tour.

Conductor Innes and his big band OF
ffty-two instrumentalists, together with a
number OF operate vocalists. arrived In
Omaha on a special train at I a. m. yes
terdsy. The last stand made before
Omaha was Kearney. on Friday, where the
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-02

the three Sisters Leon. the worlds greatest
novelty acrobats. The Leon sisters have re-
Gently been added to the company, coming
direct from Paris, where they we're engaged
during the exposition This feature alone
Is worth the price OF admission to the whole
show.
The engagement OF the Streator zouaves
for one week at the Orpheum, beginning
at the matinee today, is an event OF more
than ordinary interest to the amusement
loving public Of Omaha. The Zouaves are
the champion drill team OF America and
possess the distinction Of being the first
crack American drill team to appear on
an Omaha stage. At Kansas City, where II
has been the star feature on the Orpheum
bill for the last week, the greatest interest
was manifested in the act and there were
many in the audience from the classes that
are not regular theater patrons.
The laughabe travesty. QUO Vadis Up
side Down" Is also a newcomer. IL will
be presented by the two we'll known ar
lists, AL Shcan and Charles L. Warren,
who have been touring the eastern circuit
with much success. Lizzie Il. Raymond,
the character Coincidence, has been seen
here before and established herself as a
favorlto with vaudeville patrons. W. c.
Fields is known to everybody as an eccen-
trio juggler. The other entertainers who
will put forth their best efforts TO win
favor are the four La Mothes in a big
bar and costing act; John A. West come
dian. and Wessau and Walters, comedy
sketch artists.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-02

Mr. Delmore Cheney has secured fine
engagement for next season at an eastern
Chautauqua. Mr.. Cheney's dramatic voice
has evidently been heard outside Nebraska
limits,
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-02

The Madrigal quartet has Just finished
busy week. being engaged by the st. Johns
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-02

Do you want a stenograpner7 Spend %
cents for Bee want ad."
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-02

lodge Of Masons for the annual banquet
Thursday night by the Ladies Aid society
OF the First Methodist Episcopal church
Friday night and by the knights Kadosh
Of Masonry for the midnight service Sat
urday night. THOMAS j. KELLY
Omaha daily bee., 1900-12-02

Adell Layer, mandoline sOl sheeiy block.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-08-22
GENERAL GROSvENOR
upholds the Administration in It's Acts al
Home and Abroad.

Kittcry Me, Aug. 2l.-Cien. Charles II.
Grosvenor of Ohio was the chief speaker
at the Republican rally in Wentworth
hall, tonight, and he received careful at
tcntion from the coo or more townspeople
who were in attendance.
In his opening argument. he referred to
the Wilson tariff law. passed under the
was bad enough for the country. but
free silver as demanded by the Demo
cratic platform. would be worse. He also
said that four years ago, the country was
nearer condition such as forced Shea 5
rebellion than at any time since 1881.
Coming to the issues of the present
campaign. he said that If Bryan were
elected. there would he a repetition Of
those conditions: if Bryan We're elected,
the wave that carried him into the Presi-
Dental chair would make free silver
fact.
He said that there was no danger Of
with William Mckinley in the
Presidential chair. for he was one OF the
mildcSt Of men. the most Sympa thetic,
the most manly. true to God. 10 himself,
To tho constitution ana to his country
men.
The anti-imperialists Of the country. ne
said, are the Tories of 1900. and are just
as much traitors as WAS Benedict Arnold
when he came down the Hudson river.
The administra tion. he said has taken a
Just course in the Philippines. ANA he be
lieved the American people would stand
by it. The Democratic party never made
history that II can be proud Of, and never
will
Gen. Grosvenor made no reference to
trusts in his s~eech.