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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-28
WOULD LIKE. SOME EASY YORK


thonew anxious
Of
How gladly Family Circle would lend helping hand this rug
But here lies the trouble She is resident OF e although
and liberty the of her The
that bear in the thoughtful mind the
wealthy should
while specific by which she could her live
hood obliged herself There could
make living half dozen Every american boy whose
sensible kind feel from the time read
that he choose and live by he
Our then to supported for the their
With hundreds before their of who
found themselves within the wedding supporting
children, bead-teache girls
nners daughters who live home their fathers
they thought The idea of
skill against that dark cloudy has plans
and which called
ponder sadly such letters that this wife and brave
do who has really mastered business of
kndi whose school embraces branches
be useless daily fe and will
tool fsaving roper
icod clothes and lodging other makeshf
picked M the Coming her
dreams presents himself as glorious reality.
Yet husbands fail business hopessy invalid
run OF with other women and frequent Of all drink
that should families
Ihen alas for the they
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-28
Ik1 Puent'o CcrneA

ought
TO maintain addressevery whom she meets with Ien0.
respect she oshs to- or S'
daughters
begin to 60 on
habit than rowdysh shall
forget the hearing first from OF
gsh Inns and the received Of the speaker pretty girl
belonging family shouted the stairhead
who had called her elder and leaving the draw
said Ah good evenings
she reiterated: Il said 1Ielop Didn't YOU hear mef
"Oh" with embarrassed laugh, what should I says'
"say! Why Hello of
"Then Hello reluctantly He had appreciatonof
the proprieties, if his interlocutor had
have had occasion change the
of the founded the little She
and the varnsh spread the wood cracks easily
Gum well together. time
Conversation Art The author laid the blame ofthe
dancing and card playing They be largely responsible for
the decance in the graceful accomplishment remarkable the rising
powers of expression as eats the heart OF rose One OF
brilliant takers from childhood tho habit
her thoughts and feeling English As girl Of u
hesitated day when telling adventure,
Excuse for second about can't tell how
able what she thinks Into
words If should attempt totalk"
Unconscou she key what has her reputation
by American She talks huenty with and
pcy easily bar of straining er effect
Slang sloyen The habit when formed
dramdnkng buhed for few evenings when
his the of stately whom
he was presented
pleasure knowing mother said the LADY, 81 hope
she quite well2' ,NlIl4llaAaA-.sl.
"Firstcass, thank replied the olegian, gby. - sN
he colgan and had hereditary right be gentleman
could believe the incidents of the evening
do when Occasions he had the blush for him
self in recalling the aippant vulgarity.
CORRECT SPEECH IS AN ACCOMPLISHMENT
Speech clothes be often to fit
fortab The boy girl who INDUCES slang for days in the week
Will be i'll when required by circumstances his mother
plough boy in his Sunday broadcoh
The things and make call
The fault love- but lack of judgment and yet
the weak indulgence chlren fanees and moods which
cal isgraceu in the American household
Napoleons
pagn Egypt the form OF order which the (sayan
accompanied the expedition that Oldest of lands sent to
doneys and the word passed along the line
"SaYants and to the rear! .
The mind daily Sometimes IS hard to bite back
the sarcastic Home rule and to the rear
The social and domestic regulations of the households that provoke It
young
ground and highest for their beter because ther
Juniors
commonly running Streets her daughters
She house and eceu of mind better than the real
good of her bullying offspring
his dangerous is the belief in his wisdom We his elders
mistakes the the known by this
Freshness Our cheeks Jingle hands enh utter biting things
that fresh carried on by high of oic
hardly knew what doing Now nothing
the "hgh
of the things of which ashamed and positive
anguish
the anguish and the shame
HOW MANY CALLERS SHOULD SHE HAVE,
improper a
me am more.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-28
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is not
a darkened. READER
Dress If valuable
TO regular cleaner He would look good
Should grudge the think the worth it. spread
clean sheet large table the floor in place and
the Have ready of dried and Bifed -four through
which has been mixed M sng) Of plverized box
sw the -four % the skirt and waist and with what is known
conpeonbrush" every part. all
ou leave the -four it. at cloth and let it alone for
twenty-our hours.
Shake out the -four then and the es the air hour
Cover the side with thin cloth slightly and
with hot The cloth soft evenly
danpenednot wet wet spot would nure the null every step
faithfully Will satisfactory
WANTS a RECIPE FOR EASY WASHING
Anda thepro
depends upon fyour tablespoonful
kerosene three gallons of boiling and tablespoonful of
finely shaved make good compound
Did the formula weeks gasoline mixture?
which tablespoon
soap pint gasoline you
this take the boiler of doors Mix well wash the
mixture.
Those tried speak highly
co1ors or not is another matter.
Soak the clothes in soft water to which YOU have added little
there you
oons the dirt In the them
wash the compound just named rubbing especially soile
places
in cold Should clothes boiling dol
this after soap has been
DE7E77C RULES DESIRED AGAIN
repubnns exchange
give intelgenty original
Should the valuable his herr hope he viii apt}
the acknowledgements of the constituency and myself hope also at}
among woud rnore!
the of golden information the manual and
helper
Or Sophie Topper the English food specialist says in speaking
pecuarities of foods:
Baned almonds the higher brain and muscle
heat !. waste
brain muscle, 11eatan
stay They
Green blood purifying (but of little food Values
ject pips and skins
grapes feeding purifying who
the liver.
Tomatoes: Higher brain food and
thinning and stimulating. Do swallow skins
less the higher BRAIN
muscle food and waste No heat
Apples supply higher and give
afford the highest brain food; supply heat
feeding They should be avoided by those who
Oranges refreshing feeding good the liver
Screen figs excellent food.
figs and muscle food heat
for the liver.
The great majority of small seed fruits laxative
from the ireT and should used eauiouy WHO
lemons tomatoes should used daily weather;
they have thinning and olinge fec s
'Ban stimulating proportion their quality"
CORN BEEF FOR FAMILY USE
to ssa beef family viii
usually procure piece fnrsketo
The rest Of this (fro sho recipe it
bodies will be found n Recipe Column, week.
WOULD LIKE SOME EASY YORK
delicate husband makes such smau wages is hard to
@ s sa a owe doctors BIZ and am anxious to pay Hoping ths
gladly the Family helping
Cling say those who know their works and
But here lies the trouble: She resident Of Il city although
many the thoughtful mind the convo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-28
CORN BEEF FOR FANIILY USE

family TWILL
ofr
a Q no dluncheo
apiece of or breast
The fro the Pacific shore)
bodies be- in the Recipe Column, week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-28
ICED COFFEE


tablespoonful each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-05

lasses or reds I'm each boat IN the mean time hs,
ing been released and paying the rore from the
stern 81 each boat through a ring iu the end o.. AN
iron pole that extends out over the stern When
sufficient length of rope has been rstd 1ilt ~,
large weights of three hundred pounds or NOR.
each are run down the rope froS the stern o.. Zach
boat These weights sink 90 The bottom and borI
the h8f mile OF rope about four feet from, tho
ground. so that the rope forms a sWesp bslf !, MIL
long. catching anything that comes in f,s ~,
Sometimes one 81 the sweep boats viii rernai, a,
anchor and the other boat around a radius 30
half mile, and clearing up a mile OF ,ropr5
when the sweep rope catches fast IL is i,sf.,,,.,
by The pulling down, sometimes almost llrI.r q.
ter. of the steTus Of the sweep boats ny. -
stopped and the reels reversed ~ NM ~,
the slowly the sterus ~ ne 6oars -
closer and closer together until they az. .lr,,,-.
directly over the point where the Sv.ar
fastened many feet below. Then a sound $3.50
Is run down the sweep rope until q strikes bo,toTn
Then IL is drawn up, and upon close exarninatiaI,
small black particles can Doe seen n the fasfsft ~
"A coal Wraek N IL is rock the - 80 x Is
traces Of rust n this lead fails 10 tel SLOW
caught below small arrow or harpoon g. -. -
down the rope II IL sticks IL IS Wood n IL c.
I'D hluntca n has come iu contact VIII go
rock there Is little difficulty in defa-totli OF
when a coal wreck has been found INNING
The next step Is taken by the diver me o. a..
crew always being diver. He dGns M 80 t"e
suit and Is let down 10 the fastening and 49,
10 explore the md. He estimates tn stI,s,',i..s
serves the best manner Of taking II out NbetS 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-05
4 JEWISH LORD MAYOR.
CHIEF MAGISTRATE or LONDON \
PROCESSING HEBREW.
rsRArrrrFs ocCUFYING HIGH OFFICES ~
ALMOST EVERY KINGDOM OF THE
OLD WORLD
OLD WORLD

II is a strange coincidence that az the very
ynor,.nt when all Europe is engaged I'm discuss
ing the action of the United states Govern
,,e,, in protesting against the baTbarous OPP
prrssion OF tho Jews in Rumania. In dehaho' Oh
the stipuIations Of the Treaty Of Berlin inc
CITY Of London should De- completing the he''S-
sarv arrangements for the inauguration "l
rrofessirg Hebrew in the person OF Sir Marcus
60, a. as Lord Mayor. a few weeks hence
Tn. name of Sir Marcus already has app'i,eD
as one 81 the sieuers Of the royal proclamation
~, 80 ~ which the accession Of the King
>. a.. chrome was officially announced. and ne
. ,,.sert as one Of the aldermen ana ledd-
o., ,,,,zans Of London AT the meeting oil the
I,ri,.,, councu held i'm ST Jamess Palace imne-
,f,atel, on the death Of Queen Victoria. and
y,ban Edward VII was for the first time hailed
as ruler 81 the British Empire
The movers Of a Lord Mayor Of London are
,.r,. Great Thanks 10 the ancient charters
which have been granted during the last thou-
sand wears 20 the municipality 81 that pdr'ou-
a., ,,,-,i,r of the huge British metropolis known
a. ..rbe civ" the sway Of the citizen occupy
ip,, the chair OF chief Magistrate Is almost so'-
.r.i-,, i'm its prestige and extent since h"' even
-, .r..,,,s 80 the King can march through the
g., ,,i,r,,,r the permission OF the successor OF
-. ,-,,rort.l Dick Warrington. The spectacle
-. ,-asanted by England in preparing
a. ,l.c ~ M, head Of the greatest city III point
. - ,,1.tion and wealth. on the race OF
-, - ,,,arnber Of that very race the IN
-, ,r..,,,ert Of which IN Rumania mas
aroused the United states 10 such desIee A
>. hr,n,, about departure OF It's trdu''ioiid'
1t, - ,on-interference in European nia''''S
=. .,riyi,c one and serves as an OBJECT les
-. =. - Who are in doubt as to Whether
- - ,ra a source of benefit or disad-
vantage 70 the people among whom 'heS nave
set up their tents ,,-,.i-,, t,r,nira AZ
The I-nited states and the Brush Eilipiie a.
,Aa--.,, ,,o,,ent surpass all the other ma
-. a. -. ,..o-Ia in economic Importance Ia
..t,,. ,rade and industry. II Is slsIiiii0a''
m, ,ha,. Derbaps alone Of all civilized cum
t,,,,teIv no distinction between
- -, . LEWIS and Christians ana thdI
while the metropolis 81 'He - =, ,hs
about TO elevate protessihs yorL
-, -, i,s chief Magistrate Ne" iO'A
which is the greatest city III an r. ,,,ote
second largest city on the Ia - %
sbo,,,a r,,ts a point OF Including i"elio
,be 80 race among the principal oii'0i%is u
e,c,, -, g. municipal Administrations ''.e
A., =, a.. sorough of Manhattan al the pres
ent moment being Hebrew .,.,,,,t.,,,,I
I'm, !, - NOT only by the election 10 nnuhi|'P
oasoa r., ,hs limited states and Great britain
- -, - their confidence ana TO ther
- -,,,-o,s ~ the Chosen Race In TINS
co1,r,r,. -, q, the judges of the highest
co,,r,s g. Ta,,s while there have been Few more
- -o-.,.,,atiyes Of this government
abroad thar oscar straus. who Tor seVerd' years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-05
PRIcE WENT Up BY JUMPS.

Real estate values in some parts OF Long Island
have lately increased with amazing rapidity owing
10 the evident desire OF certain wealthy men to-
form large holdings. The following story is being
told in connection with the recent purchase OF a.
forty-tive acre farm near Lake Success An agent
called on tho owner and asked him what he would
sell for
Five thousand dollars" he replied.
'AH right" said the agent. but first will havs
to my principal"
In a day or two he returned. saying well. wa
will take your place"
II am asking $4,000 now the reply OF ths
owner. who had become wise
The agent demurred. but the farmer insisted, and
the agent was compelled again to consult his prin-
cpal on his return the farmer had raised thu
~, Wen. said the agent. that is too much. We
"Al right. the answer.
A week later the agent visited the place again
and on seeing the owner said well have yoIp
jumped your price again."
Yes. i have; ] want $4,000 now"
III take it, said the agent. Here IL a deposit
for there's telling where you will Jump 20 next -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-05

more profitable advantage than IA the water min
"s o. coal in Long Island Sound.
me Sound Coast and Wrcckng Company was
organized Two years aeo this coming January for
ne purpose Of doing an kinds Of wreckng work
~ me start ~ ms IL devoted its time 10
covering Wreeked CaTgoes which had been aban-
e'ltl IN the waters OF Tho Sound. This business
laiu large pront hut was given up when the
'7sliaF Nreckiug work began 10 come IN. The
''+pahy was so successful that az the end Of its
49, year II paid its stockholders an s per cent
- .-eio after having paid Tor its entire equipment
- 'No large lighters wreck Anders and the other
'0'g "recKiug equipment. Much Of this
80 cane from the recovery % coal from sunken
- a'aheonea barges IN the Sound. II cost moth
= o-' The labor 10 pump IL up after II was once
- - ahc the best grades OF hard coal were sold
= nv sound and Coast Mreckng Company al s.
seVt- ION when the regular coal dealers We're
coal al from 81 10 s. a ton
- '-'is me great profit that there would be in
- atef mining 81 coal al the present time.
m Seofs Of the company declined many offers
NJ, 4, s and decided 10 set the entire plant 20
The Sound 'e's u oo"' iioiH ''e "
srss5 IN, NAafses Smith one 81 the most expert
M, -, along tho Sound. has fun charge OF
sns - az ne Is familiar with the Sound from
"ha his past experience IN the recovery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-05

nifty. while there are also several processing
Hebrews in the Austrian House of Lords.
In France. despite the ant-Semitic movement
which is led by two renegade Hebrews name
". Arthur Never and Edouard Drumont-there
are at least 3uo protesting Jews holding COM
missions i'm the army. among them brigadier
generals and even generals of division There
are. however. no Jews In the French diplomatic
service and while there have been several men,
bers OF the Hebrew race. such as AchiIle FouId.
Gambetta and others who have held office
ministers. there has not been until row any
statesman of cabinet rank In France who has
been what may be described as a processing
Jew.
In conclusion I may mention that Sir Marcus
Samuel the Lord Mayor-elect Of London.
bibliophile of exceptional culture and attain
ments. received his knighthood for services TO
the government in connection with the rescue of
the great man of war Victorious, when badly
aground in the SueZ canal He is the senior
member of the firm of NJ. Samuel Co, OF Lon
don and Yokohama. and has done perhaps
more than any other Englishman 20 develop
trade between Great Britain and Japan. In
England he Is regarded as the originator Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-05
DIVING FOR COAL.
4 WPECKENG COMPANY is
TAXING IT FROM LONG
ISLAND SOUND.
AFTFF WRECKS OF COAL RARGES ARE
FOUND THE WORK or RECON ERlN'
THE CONTENTS Is EASY.

B~farerorr Conn. oct ,sre1iah -CoaI mining
A.. 49,, ,..ra-- ny Trr- Island sound has been taken
lIr b, rhe sound and Coast VIE N"- company. my
rhis rity Vsth The idea Of relieving -he srtlsef
in the coal market here and with rho almost ass
eu~e5 certainty ~ handsome profits frr f0a
rio~aers in this unique industry The directors ~
The COMPANY held meeting when coal was -. Inns
90 so ION I'm this CRY and decided thar r1e
eorfar7erf NJ the company could ha used 20 no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-05

tank steamer for the carrying of oil in bulk,
and certain II is that this innovation in the
handling of cargoes OF petroleum has contrib
uted in no small measure to his large fortune
EX-ATTACHE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-05
PART III.
FOURTEEN PAGES
Don't Drink Labels

All ohe Ale made by Bass Ratc Greon at Burton
Trent England They bottle but sell IN bulk 10 various
dealers and botters labels then consequence What
consequence that the handling and rehandng Ale
helm t-can only harm il.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-15
A Sale.

A. c.. Raymer, at 1914 Farnam ST.. begins
tomorrow a genuine remodeling sale, and
offers his entire line Of house furnishings
at a great sacrifice in order to close out the
stock. II you want good goods at Just about
actual cost better call on him. Read his
display adv. in another part of this issue.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-15
Pearl stick pins. Edbolm, opp. P. O.
Graphophone at n BnrEain.

FOR SALE-Latest model type. A. G..
combination graphophone. which plays both
large and small records; list price, 500.
This is especially designed for concert pur-
poses, having a thirty-six inch horn and
stand. 1t also includes twenty large Edi-
son records and carrying case OF twenty
four records. The machine is entirely new
and has never been used. Will sell at a
bargain. Address X Sc, in care Of The Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-15
Michigan summer Resorts.

Spend your summer vacation in the cool
woods Of the lake region Of Michigan.
Write H. F. M%oeller, G. P. A., Pere Mar
quette r. r., Detroit, Mich, for illustrated
booklet, sent free to any address, which
tells OF a hundred charming spots In the
resort region. Full information concerning
hotels, etc. Four original photographs of
Michigan scenery, 6zS inches in size, sent
postpaid to any address for Csc. stamps or
coin.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-15

On June l6-I7-2I-22 we VIII sell tckets 70
Chicago and return ct rate Of S14.75. good
for return until September Is, 1902.
In addition to the above we will sell
round. trip tickets during the summer sea-
son to eastern points; also via Duluth or
Chicago and steamer via the Great Lakes.
Special arrangements for securing steamer
accommodations In advances.
Write or call on the undersigned for par
ticulars. w. II. BRILL,
Dist. Pass. Agt., III. Cent. r. r..
No. 1902 Farnam ST., Omaha. NeD.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-15
woodmen Of the world.

Excursion and picnic at Logan, Iowa,
Saturday, June 81, over Illinois Central r.
r. Special train leaves Union depot,
Omaha. s o'clock a. m. Returning, arrives
Omaha 1890 D. m.
Round trip tickets One Dollar. Every
body invited to attend.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-15
Attention, N. w. A.

The members Of all the camps Of Omaha
and South Omaha are requested to meet at
Woodman hall. Sixteenth and Capitol ave-
nue.. Sunday. June is. at 2 p. m, sharp, to
march to Hanscom park to attend memorial
services. All Foresters please appear In
uniform. An extensive and interesting
program has been arranged for at the park.
COMMITTEE.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-15

Hamilton Warren, NJ. D., eclectic and
magnetic physician; office at Victoria hotel,
1908 and 1910 Dodge street. till a suitable
location can be found. Special attention to
all long standing or lingering diseases OF
women and children.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-15
Diamond link buttons. Edholm, jewele
Attention, Modern woodmen.

Members Of Maple camp, No. 945, are re-
quested to meet at their hall, northwest
corner Fourteenth and Dodge streets, Sun
day, June Is, at 1870 p. m. to attend the
funeral Of Neighbor j. w. Fox.
C. A. GIMES, Clerk. A. KING, v. @.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-15

A reception and musical concert will be
given to the High school graduates (col-
pred) at Washington hall next Wednesday.
A splendid program has been arranged and
everybody is invited to this, the largest
graduating class Omaha has ever had. A
dance will also be given after the musical
program.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-15

Hubermann, jeweler, est. 1866, absolutely
reliable. lowest prices guaranteed. 18th and
Douglas.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-15
CHEAP EXCURSIONS.
,in rIIInoi- central railroad.

The Illinois Central r. r. will sell round
trip tickets. coed for return until October
81. 1909, from Omaha to the following
points:
Tickets at rates named in column % on
sale June LIST to 18th inclusive; in column
(2). June 18th to Both inclusive.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-15
There's only one stonecypner. He prints.
Good Fishing at OkOboji.

The fishing at okoboji is reported ex-
cellent. Pickerel, pike and bass. Round
trip rate, $500. On sale at milwaukee,
railway ticket ofice, 1904 Farnam st.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-15

Send articles Of Incorporation, notices OF
stockholders meetings. ETC.. to The Bee.
We will give them proper legal insertion.
Bee telephone, 23S.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-15

Greater Attractions for All This Week
CovaIt's Concert Program.

Lake Manawa offers many very pleasing
features this week to the amusement loving
public, as we'll as recreation seekers. In
addition to the usual attractions the
Georgia Ministries will give two daily per-
formances, while boating, bathing, fishing,
bowling. shooting gallery, balloon ascen-
sions, ETC., may be enjoyed by all who de-
sire that class Of amusement. Covalt's
Manawa Concert band, so-called because
the musicians and s~oloists comprising 1t
were selected with special care as to their
ability from among the most widely cele-
brated bands Of this country by Mr.. A. A.
Covalt, the director. expressly for the sum
mer season at Lake Manawa, will give the
usual daily afternoon and evening concerts.
Here is the musical pregnant:
AFTERNOON PROGRAM.
March-Chocolate Drops. Harry Van Tilzer
Selection from The Little Duchess
overture-Mornine Noon and Night in
wsltzes-King Dodo. Luders
PART II.
March-First Brigade Weldon
Cornet ............. Cramer
Messrs. Kendrick & Phelph.
Tone Pictures from the North and
EVENING PROGRAM.
March-Erog Puddles...""..'.i;Wh Whitney
Selection-The Runaway Girl. ....... Caryll
Trombone S~olo--Asleep in the Deep. .Petre
Messrs. Abbott, Mudra, Whaley, Ander-
son and Parish.
PART II.
March-Imperial Edward. ........... Sousa
(Sousa's latest, dedicated to the king
of England)
Overture-Lurline, the original overture
to the opera. ................ allace
Waltz-Starlight, from The Wizard Of
cor fnf ssooiieo-seie.cted .. ileroer'
Mr.. A. A. Covalt.
PART III.
| March-America ................. Chambers
Patrol, ComiC-They All Walked Away
....... f1dChS1
Characteristic-The Swiss Chimes. Hoffman
Medley-Birds of a Feather. ........ MackIe
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-15

shampooing and hairdressing, 25c. at the
Battery, 216-22O Bee building. Tel. 1716.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-15
Holy Family Lawn Social.

There will be a grand concert at the Holy
Family lawn social, Thursday evening, June
18th.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-15
Sterling tea spoons, SO. Edholm.

Publish your legal notices In The Week.
Bee. Telephone 23s.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-15

Genuine imported beer ON draught. Ed
Maurer's, 1906 Farnam street.