Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-10-06
BLAINE SCHOOL OPENS.

get their seats ut once.
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BLAINE SCHOOL OPENS.
Colonel Francis W. Parker. President
of Mrs. Emmons Blainc's School-of
iicially known as the Chicago Institute.
Academic and Pedagogic--rang the bell
ut the temporary quarters in Wells
street Monday morning and the wheels
of the new educational enterprise were
set in motion.
Pupils ranging In age from four and
five years To the mothers of these same
little folks are enrolled ns pupils of the
institute. Although the school has
done much preliminary work and con.
Quoted Il very successful summer
school. Colonel Parker and Mrs. Blaine
regard this ~ In reality the beginning
of the work which has been the dream
of both and which the largc-hearted.
ness of Mrs. Blaine has made possible.
Nearly 40 names were enrolled In
the academic department and over fifty
in the pedagOgic. This is n better show.
ing than was looked for, Colonel Par.
krr said. and from assurances re-
cciyod dlring the last few weeks he be-
lievcs the attendance will tax the ca.
paci,y of the temporary quarters to
| their limit before the terms work has
progressed far.
| j. NJ. Longer, n millionaire ilon and
lumbcrman Of Marquette. Mich. has
placed his five children In the institute.
4 wealthy resident of Germantown.
Pa. has moved to Chicago temporarily
To place his little daughter In the In.
stitutc.
| At the summer school there were 60
teachers from thiriy.cigh, States. AMI
for the pcdagogic department of this
years work fully rs good u showing *
looked for. Colonel Parker said many
of his former students In the Cook
County Normal were expecting to take
up the work of the institute.
Both Mrs. Blaine and Colonel Parker
put on smiling faces and assume u
cheerful frame of mind when the great
building for the Institute Is mentioned.
the building they hoped to bc able To
occupy this fall. Not for months viii
IL bc ready for use. The original plans
have been altered because of the dO,,.
bling of the cost over the original es'i'
mates.
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| A girl Travelled $1,000 miles to get
married to the man she loved. 1t Is moi
specified whether his wind gave out Of
his rig broke down.
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The one.man hold.up Is becoming
quite a feature Of train robbery In the
West. Everything appears to be run
ming to vaudeville these days.
They may change the character OF
the seasons waltz, but young people
will always lind some pleasant way Il
get around each other.
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i A man recently committed suicide II
order that his wife might get $1,000 life
insurance. Such an unselfish man wal
most good enough to keep alive.
The New York man who says that III
; left his wife because she earned more
money than he could evidently doesn'
know how to appreciate a good thing.
II st. Louis has attentively studie'
the financial history of the world
fairs OF the decade now closing 1t ha
| learned how not to do some things II
1903.
Cheese is the mark OF rank In Swltz
erland, and the social status Of fam
. lily there Is decided by the number an
age Of It's cheeses. Some OF the Swis
cheeses certainly suggest rank.
| The Duke de .Abruzzi Is going to IT,
again to discover the north pole. W
wish TO tender the Duke n heartfelt
apology. We have wronged him. w
; thought he would stay and lectur
!. about il.
. %SA
1 The mosquito never shows apathy o
= Indifference, She is always earnest an
e | enthusiastic. This Is doubtless III
A | cause of her success. II 1t We're Gus
tomary for mosquitoes TO vote non
=. would ever be absent from the polls.
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= when nature exhibits the might
her destructive forces how puny tn
! greatest efforts OF human rage seem
!. comparison. Galveston's list OF kille
: In a single night exceeds that or IN
b Spanish-Amercan and Angl0-Bot
: wars added together.
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The father who hypnotizes his chi
= dren TO make them do his will, instea
of scOlding and whipping them, ma
get along easily with them, but won
: he find later on that the individual
independent will power, on which sell
respect depends. has been destroyed!
Y Through the stOppage OF Japanes
o emigration to Hawaii since anneXati0
p there Is now a call for laborers in thu
4 island. The young labOring man of u
y adventurous turn has chance to sc
. a little Of the United States and judg
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