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Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16

FOR SALE cHEAP-Three-room house, hath room and clothes closet Furnished or unfurnished. For par. ticulars inquire at American Bakery.
 7-8-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16
Cut With a Knife

Cut With a Knife
 Early yesterday morning some Mexi- cans had . rough house" in a saloon on O. K. street One of them was cut with . knife, but no serious damage was done
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16
FOR sHsRIEE.

l hereby announce myself as . can dideke for reelection to the once of skeri6 of Cochise county, subject to the Democratic county convention
 DEL LEWIS. Tombstone. July 9, 1902.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16

FOR SAlE.-House and lot; two rooms; lot 50x90 feet, Tombstone can yon. Third house above Warren Laundry, No. 357. Five hundred dol lars. 1-7-15-2t.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16
Geld Storage

Coso oeov10e
 Mir. August Vogt, of the Los Angeles Brewing company, visited Bis0ee this week and left yesterday for Douglas where he goes to make preparations for the erection of cold storage plant in that town. Ar. Vogt stAted yester- day that his nrst car of beer was DOW
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16
Drouth 0rpksn q eI pase
 Says the B Paao Tines:

tie iAdvstry in this immediate section has been rather quiet for the past ten days and the situation was beginning to assume a serious outlook because of the continued drought Within the past week, however, plentiful rains have fallen and relieved the drought As consequence, the prospects for grass and water are good and the dan ger of great loss by starvation has been averted.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16
BRIEF CITY NEWS.

To the wife of A. J. Olds of Tomb stone Canyon, girl baby was born on Sunday morning. Mother and daugh- ter doing nicely.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16
lee Cream for Lowell

Ice Cream for Lowell
 Frank Armstrong has put in a veg etable market. ice cream stand and confectionery market at Lowell, the first business of the kind in that town
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16
NOTICE

At Red Men's meeting Thursday night all League members are re- Quested to be present Important. By order of captain. 7-1SH
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16
Lest . Fiassr

Lest Fiaeer
 8. Bressler, employed in the Toorea Mossman market lost . good portion of . finger last night while operating . sausage maehine. The finger was cut oR between the second and third joints
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16

WANTED-Paintess and plasterefs by the Copper Queen Consolidated Copper Company. Apply at Gym nasium Building. T1sSs
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16

FOR RENT-Four-room house, for merly occupied by Stag Club, back of Catholic Church. Apply Bank of Bis bee 7-11-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16

Don't forge us-McDaniel & Wis wald, Naco. Everything that is re freshing. It
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16

LosT-Lttle black Spits dog, blind in one eye. His name is Prince. On the collar is F. W. Lenwood. Retuyn to No. 2S Brewery Gulch and receive t'5f .lvard. Cleo Beanend. .-B 2t.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16

We nee pure Phoenix cre&m. Try our ice cream. AcDaniel kfWiswaId Noeo. 1t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16

FOR SALE-Grand View lodging house. Inquire Swim saloon. 7-s-d
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-16
Popular Wants.

All ads for this column must be ac. .ompanied by the cash.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-28
MURDERS HIS SWEETHEART
Crime 10 Committee by Emil R0ssman.
q BohemtaB T0uth Of
Chicago

CHICAGO. May Emil RosEmEA, aged
70, last night shot and killed his sweet
heart, Sophie BEtsl, and then shot him
self. il Ia believed he VIII die.
The girl was but II years o. hEa. shs
and RosEmEn came 10 Chicago two months
EEo from Bohemia with an aunt Of Ross
man. They were swesfheEr5 N the old
country and the girl was brought along he
cause RosEmHn had threatened TO kin her
and himself IL any attempt was made 70
separate them. The opposition 10 the
union was Que 70 the youth Of the pair.
Sunday might both Of them were missed
and yesterday the police we're notified. IL
was not tn early today Thai they were
found lying side by side under q Sidewalk
on the west side. The girl was dead, with
q bullet IN her brain. RoBEmEn was also
shot in the head, but he stfI brssthsd
family.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-28
HANGED FOR ATRocloUS ACT
Negro wbp Murders Woman and Her
Two Daughters Pays The
enaItF

PHILADELPHIA, May 2z-Wnlihn HHr-
mon Lane. colured, was hanged nj 1O:0g
O'Clock this morning.
The crime for Witch Ian TO-DAY paid the
penalty WIS p~sricEjHrly RtrociouE- On
The morning Of April ] he shot and killed
Ella JRrdep. by whom he was employed as
q servant, and her two daughters, EBdelin.
aged y, and Eloise, AGED : years.
Lane had stolen money from his en-
ployer. and, fearing The consequences Of
his theft, be deliberately shot the woman
and her younger daughter in an upper
room Of their home and then called the
elder child from the street, where she
had been playing, and shot and killed her.
After the shooting Lane escaped 10 Cam
Den, y. J., but WIS arrested q few hours
later. He confessed his crime and was
sentenced TO death. Justice was not de-
lEyed in melting out punishment to the
negro. and in less than two months after
the commission OF the crime he WAS exc
uuted.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-28
BENCH WARRANT IS ISSUED
Pred ". EeIEenbetm of 81 Louis 49,
eused Of BrfkerT ssd En-
tSrtton.

ST. LOUIS, May IA bench warrant
WAS issued todsy for TIM arrest on the
charge Of bribery and extOrtiDn Of Fred W
ZeiE-nbsim. who served az private sscre-
tHry 10 his father. former Mayor Henry
ZeiFenhsim, during the last two years Of
ms term
Judge Douglas Of thf criminal court issued
the vErrHDf Al the Instance Of The grand
jury, which mas been investigating practices
which prevailed IN the mayors once during
the ZeiEenhein administration. TIE use 81
the permit privilege. the remission q tines.
the ~pErdoutnE q W~urkhouss prisoners ana
the methods II dealing with merchants m
sought the privilege q placing signs over
their places Of business were particnlEr9y
investigated
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-28

Mains for Hawaii, via SRn Francisco. close
here dafy al t:SO , II. " 10 May -26,
inclusive, Tor dispatch per 9. 3 AurRng1
Mails for China and Japan, via Seattle,
close here daily al $40 , N. W 10 MAY
.2s inclusive, for dispatch per 3 =
directed wa Seattle.
Mails for Hawaii, China, Japan and Phil
ippine Islands, via san Francisco, close
here daily al 6.8 ,. n W 10 May ~sa0.
inclusive, for dispatch per & s America
MRrU-
via San Francisco, close here daily n
$50 ,. m. up 10 June "'4, inclusive. for
dispatch per S. s Australia
which IS forwarded via Europe, New
ZeAlEna I'll samoa and Hawai- yia5
. m. after MAY SEQ and Up 10 June -,
due Al New YORK June 80. for uispEtcf
Mails for Hawaii. Japan. China and Phil
ippine Islands, via San Francisco. Gloss
here only Ri 6:@ , N. w 10 june -
inclusive, for dispatch per +. D. City Oi
Mails for ChiHB n Japan, via vancouvei
and Victoria. b c, close here daily al 6:3I
n N mn To June ~s1O Inclusive. for dis.
patch per s. &. Empress Of Japan regis
tered mail must be specially Addressed
Merchandise for the L. s Postal Agency
al Shanghai cannot be forwarded wa
Mails f5- the Philippine Islands. via sAI
Francisco, Ulpse here oHity at b;A ?. m
W 10 June ~L 5.osustve, for dispatch
per [. 6. Transport
Mails for Chins and Japan, via Tacoma
close here daily at 6:sp ,. n. UP 10 Jun'
s+1s. inclusive, for dispatch per :. s. Duki
of Fife.
Mails for Australia except West Aus
ira In which goes via Europe. and New
ZaRlHnd. which EoeE via San Francisco
and FIJI Islands. T1B Vancouver and Vic
ruris- 3. c. close here daily al $40 =. N
after June - and up 10 June sd, In
elusive. for dispatch per s g. Riovera-
- -n-
Of sailing daily and the schedule Of clos
ing IL arranged on the presumption q
their uninterrupted overland transit
v1ous daV
Pnstufnce, New York, n. 7. May ., lsG
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-28

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE
Supervising Architect. Washington. d. c.,
MHy Path l~9G2-SEALED PROPOSALS
viii be received al this Office until . O'Clock
D. m. on the Both sdBy Of June. 100. and
fhsn opened for the extension and changes
incidental thereto, Of the low pressure and
exhaust steam heating and mechanical
VentilEr ting apparatus. etc, IN the L. s.
courthouse. custom house and postUfhce nj
OMAHA. NEBRASKA In accordance with
the Ora wings md EpeclhcA uon. which viii
be furnished a. the discretion Of the Eu-
pervistnE Architect on application al This
once. OF at the once Of The Bupertutsnd-
emf. Omaha. Nebraska JAMES KNOX
TAYLOR, Supervising Architect
-MHrZdBteod
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-28
GOVERNMENT NOTICES.

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER-
Omaha Neb. MAY =. 1s0Z-SeHled pro
posHlE. IN triphcRtt. subject 10 the usual
conditions, win be received al this once
until 10 O clock q. m. central time. June u.
1gE. AND then Opened in the presence Of
attending BIDDERS, for repairs required 70
q root cellar AT Fort Robinson, Neb. L s.
reserves right 70 reject or accept any or
all rropusHls. Blank forms for bidding
and circular giving fun information and
requirements viii be furniE ned on opplcA-
tiur 10 this once. Envelope containing
proposals should be marked Proposals for
Root Cellar al Fort Robinson, Neb.. and
addressed 10 JNO. ". PULLMAN, G. z. Nd
-AJe1E-1H
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-28

wEDNEsDAY-At q m. for IRELAND.
per 4. a Oceanic, via Queenstown (maif
for other parts Of Europe must be d.
rected per Z. 8 Oceanic") AZ 6:sb a m
southampton 81 70 a m for BELGIT-M
direct, per .. = kenEingt0n tmHil must
be directed per a kenEingtun'D
per = = p BismErck. via Plymouth.
CherbOurs and Hamburg mail f0r
France must be directed per
FRANCE. SWITZERLAND. ITALY.
SPAIN, PORTuGAL. TURKEY. EGYPT.
GREECE. BRITISH INDIA and LoR-
ENz Er nAE 8SE e. per q 3 Il ssvo,s
A. So e m Tor KAY diree1. per = 4
siciia mail must b dinsOted per a a
sATURDAT-At z a m. for FRANCE. per
q q La G~RscuEne, VIA HuVrE mail Tor
Other parts Of Eurone =un be directed
for NETHERLANDs direct. per a q
P0lsdEm mail must be directed per g.
8 POtsoEmD al a. m for ITALY n
rect per q q HOhenEDlern mail must
be directed Pc 4 8 Hohsn1ollern"D: al
$50 a m tsupplemeltarg ~ O. m for
EUROPE. per = q UmbriG, wa 2usens-
per $ q Spartan Prince mail for Italy
musI be directed per q SPARTA
Prinoe'D al SO a N. for SCOTLAND
eiTs Gree peg S'i6s 5lnm ma must be
PRINTED NATTER. ETC-ThiE EteAmss
LhksE Printed Matter. Commercial PHpers
and Samples for ermAn unly The sans
class Of mail matter for other psrE a
Europe vii not be semi by his ship I'm
less specially directed By H.
AtteT the closinE o. the supplementary
uoual supplementary mailE are olsnec On
ths piers q the AmercEhF EnghEh
French ans German stsansrs. Ans ~
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-28

BoNps Q SAFE

TDh bALL-
This CITY o. Pierce, Nebraska, viii receive
sealed proposals. until O'Clock ,. m, Mon
dav. June 2 1872. for the purchase Of nine
thousand and eight hundred CSA. 500. 90 DOL
lArF rWenty-yhAr 4 per Cent wafer bonds
] for $500
sac bgDdf bear interest," from MAY ]. 1872,
interest payable annually. both principal
option 70 pay al Rfter May !, 1907. The
right 10 reject any and al badE iE re-
served.
A certified check for s per cent Of amount
Of hOnds must accompany each bid
Address. L r. HERTERT. Clerk
Ma 2 SM Pierce. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-28

FOUNTAIN. Colo. Nay Zz-The streets
Of this town we're hoOdeo 70 a depth 81
rNo feet In many places by the DuihreEk
section house Al WiENsm was DESTROYED
and the family WI over 40 head q
cattle were drowned near BUtteE
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-28
DeIaaItInE oashier eets Zen Years.

HELENA Mont. Nay E-Herber II.
MBttssun, the ~defhulrtDE cashier Of 1hs
FIRST National bank 81 Great Falls. who
pleaded guilty yesterday ar the fHdarll
court WaE today sentenced No ten Vearz
an the p-euitsnrEry by Judge KnoVles
Marfss0nH shortage vas nBG. 30 Hs los
the money m Epeculutiun-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-28
SPECIAL NOTICES

Aavertisements Tor these coIumns
vii Ne taken untfl IL m Cor the
erenfmE edition ana un4n $50 - ~
Ter BorninE and Sandal editian-
Rafes. I lac q -ord nrst Insertion
L. q werd NothtnE taken
fer less Thnm Esc fer the Erat tnser-
esru. These adverrteemenaa must he
Fun eonserurfve1W
Acverttsera- BY ~rcQueNtinE n ann
Sered check car have anEwers az
dressed 80 = setter an care
81 The Bee. ARsvers 80 win
ke deliveries - -presentnrton Of the
eheck SnlE-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-28

Regular and supplementary mails close 81
foreign station half hour later than closing
time shown below (eNcept that supplement-
airy mails for Europe and Central America,
via Colon, close one hour later At foreign
BtariOnD.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-28

main Open Until within ten miuutes % me
hour 81 sRfhnE q stehuMr.
Mails for sszth md oeBtrAI Amer
tea. west Indies. Etc.


sea. est Indies. Etc-
wEDNEgpAT-At 1eso D m ,supple-
9ns b~6NrHicAS REPtRfHhes Psf : :
Ss IN : ne az 20 81 80 , n spFgleG eRofR
BRITISH DUTCH Hnd FRENCh
GUIANA per q = Koruna mail for
Grenada ERd Trinidad mus b. directed
TH HETxR ! : e 5gE R STE5- ana ana
StssT psTfs Of MEXICO mus be directed
.per = . fucRIbn.Ds Al u m for San
TACO per = Noum a. ! D. m ioI
FERNAMBUOG. SANTOS ana $40
PAULQ. per a 8 Eastern Prince mail
for other PARIS 81 Brazil must be di-
rected 'per 8 q Eastern Prince y, a
t&t , m fOr JAMAICA per 8 40
mira Schey. from Boston. al u.3D y.
N. for NEWFQT Midland. per s E.
CArthREtniHn. from Philadelphia.
$50 a. M for PORYo RICO. CURACAO
and VENEZUELA. per q 3 Caracas
mai for SAVANNA ana CartREenB must
be directed per = 3 caracas a. ~
a m. tsupplementRry 1o:Sp a. M fur foh-
TUNE ISLAND JAMAICA. sATANTsLA
mail for Costa RieB must he directed
per q q A~lleEhRny'9 nj $50 q m sup
p~feraentGry resi- a M Tor HAITI and
q. m for MEXICO, per 8 s Niagara,
via TAmpico mail must be directed per
q g NIAGARA D. AZ ~ n m. JOY GIhAa
Der - q. Mex1uo, via Havana: al 10 q m.
Tor ERENADA~TRINTDAD and CICDAD
BOLIVAR, per 8 s MRracBs n u q
N. for ARGENTINE. URUGUAY and
PARAGCAE, per 8 . EtonB; al E@ ,
N. for CTBA. yer s. S OhndR, via MBtRn-
mas Ordinary mat unty, which must be
directed per 3. o.
MANS for Newfoundland. by rail 10 North
Sydnsg, and thence bl steamer close al
this once dEily at 6.M , m l%conneci
Ing close here every Mundsys Wednes'
dEy ana SATURDAY. Mails for Miuuelun
by rHE 10 Boston. and thence by steamer
close Al inns uficg dHity Al $50 , N
Mains for Cuba, by rail 20 Florida. and
thence by steamers. are dispatched daily
except Thursday. final connecting closes
for tEpEtCt VIA Port Tampa. or Mon
DAYS. wednesdays and Saturdays 81 "p.N
&. m. for CiEpH1ch via Miami, on Mon
DAYS and Saturdays 81 $50 , m. MHilI
for Msl1co cry. overland, unless Epe
ci6Ily addressed for dispatch by steamer
close al this ufhce daily sNcer- Sundal
al 1:G ,. n. and U.Sp J. m, Sundays q,
1sa J.. m and Il 30 y. m. Mails for Cost
Ricss Belize, Puerto COr1eE and Guhte
mails. by raj 10 New Orleans, Rnd thence
by EreBmer. close 81 this once daily "a,
cept SUNDAY al - 20 y. m. SUNDAYS a
"s1 40 J n. CONNECTING closes here Mon
days for Belize, Puerto Curtez and GuRte
mRla, Hno Tuesdays for Costa Rjca)
"ReEistered mail closes al 500 , n. pre-
vtVuE Gay.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-28

Foreign mails for the week ending NAY
q 1872 will close (PRONTLT in an cases
al the general poEIufhcs as follows. Par
GELS posi- mails close one hour earlier than
closing time shown below. Parcels post
mails for Germany close al 8 p. m
Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-28
NOTICE.

Should he read DAILY by AL interested
Es changes may occur NJ eny Iimsg
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-28

Prizes. thA s~ckn0zledEed lsEdinE
specialist IN dtBeGsas Of women IN Omaha
would cal the Ettsution Of EunerinE
ladies' 10 his ms rpaAsec ACCOMMODATIONS
uraAtmfnt for ~frregalErtEeA. no matter
VIA cAusE- CAL ~ address. vim rrEmp-
Dr. PrieA ATlinEl01 Block III DOdGs.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-28

A ETENoGRAPHER When you want ons
call the RemtnEfe az T-ypeWriIer uflug l6'
FErnsm ST Telephone 1573. AS JS
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-28
sTTT WANTED.

WANTED EuEirAnH a. chief snE1nee ~
HtsEm or HfsCtnC plant can take com
plets charge q ali work Address = e.
Bee A-77b -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-28

FOR EALE-AlfElfH farm 80 acres IN
acres nov growing cutE four crops e
wear without irr1EErBns = acres IN Tim
u1hy. can al be irrigated well improved
and close 10 town Frank Breiner. CnEAd.
Neb- RE-HsE .
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-28

WANTED-Men who are weak ur diseased
10 write for free booKlet edited by The
leading Rnu most successful Hpecianst IL
the l.. s. Address ). sW1On 5aihB WAY.
NJ. D., e. Cnmmercial Block. sioux CITY,
Ia B-MhE ~
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-28

WE HAVE q number Of agencies in Ne
brHskE and western lpwR where we use
good men selling our Standard Stock
have teams and give FIJI time 10 the
business: they must be men OF hiEh
standing. have some knowledge Of live
STOCK and good business ability. We fur
niHh wagons for such men and ufer sx-
cept1nns1 Inducements 10 permanent sales
nen; bond required. send for application
blank The p. Z SRnbo-n Company,
Omaha, Neb. -MzE Nh
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-28
RAnwAI TINE oARD-p-u---a

WEBSTER DEP0T-lsTB q WEBSTER
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-28

WAETED, . EoOd man n every rOuuIy 70
tAEs suDscrupoSns L0r Ias aaNsnusIh ZEN
EGry FEmAr. Ohr AseUuk lnhkN Euuu
WhScF syersWEere Ee4eIenusE requ4reu.
AaoresF Century tErmei,
Omaha Men. R-o1s
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-28

WANTED-A boy anon u years old. Ap-
ply Rsichenberg- Smith Co, 1918 Harvey
81. B-M7M 2s
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-28

q FOB HALF a PAYS WORK
~ yOu I'VE al Lut country or IL q SINAI
Nosn ana nave a EUOo -acqusulLAnue
nulong lie Ia anIrK ana stoCK rElserE Al
lne uulGnyDinDOG aOL CAL maze o. Ssa19
"a Iuur or 1--we BOurs Work Nrllt "a
RDo we WILL SEM g0ui SGI prOPuh41un-
2Ds nee ruDllhn1nE 49, So1C4tuIs Dspl.,
OuauA- Ren- B-MEss
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-28

sALEsMEN wanted for fEN linz Of fruit
and Ornamental Trees. pay weekly. ouLnt
tree. Lswrence Nursery Company, Law
renee, kan. -58S J1g"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-28

SALARY AND FURNITURE LOANS.
Do EOu want mOusy for long ur sh0rt terms
a rates rarely eQuElied by competitors
-lE our business 70 upp a. AMEhl-
SAN LOAN CO. Ihsre Fl0Or RaKlon
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-24

But care should be taken 10 impress on
them the real motives for this soIic1tuda.
lest they grow to save for the sake Of
saving to develop the canker Of covetous-
ness.
Alas, conditions are such, today. that
the vast majority cannot avail themselves
Of this aid to The building Of character.
No bank account is possible for them.
Saving Is out Of the question.
THUS far have considered the subject
more strictly from the viewpoint of the
worlds ethics, though trust not without
some mixture Of spiritual inspiration. The
bank account, like friendship or interest
On the part Of a kindly nature. manifested
by any man of position who shows his
affection for rightly directing the young
is an external grace leading TO the higher
and spiritual graces
Where it has been in my power have
made 1t rule. in the tbiFty-fve years
Of my ministry. now and then TO hand
TO an expeetant father q little money
gift to be put in the bank by him IN
trust for the expected heir. so that the
boy or girl may be born with some little
dot" have no capacity for saving
myself, and as a spiritual father I see
no reason why / should. while my spiritual
| children are in want. any more than the
natural father should stuff his stomach
and let his children starye.
Some years ago I gave to each of the
altar boys little present, to which 7 add
from time to time. They ali have bank
accounts row; some more, some less. Last
Christmas / asked them the amounts they
had on hand. One had $50. and so on
down. think a bank account is a pow
erful factor, contributing TO happiness and
security
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-24
A DOSE OF THEIR OWN MEDICINE

Not only amusing, but truly -edify-
ing, is the outcry made by the English
press over the financial and Industrial
operations of Mr.. Pierpont Morgan in
the British capital With apparent
seriousness a number of the more in
fuential papers declare that, while
they do not object to the investment
of American capital in British enter
prises, they hold that such gigantic
CONSIDERATIONS as engineered by
Morgan may prove periious to the
public safety. Government interior
enee is called for by some, and fervent
appeals to patriotism are the order
of the day In other words. the Brit
ish owners of salahle commodities
are impiored not TO sell their wares.
even though they can get an IN
usually good price for them, if the
redoubtable Morgan is the purchaser.
To man up a tree all this is in
expressibly funny. For nearly half
century British capital has been in
vested in all sorts of enterprises in
this country Englishmen have
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-24
A CFlILDREN'S THEATER.

has
in children small affair."
it, hndance
children
of
TO
children ought be overwoEd or deprived
education
labors which do train the in
all
poetry promptly
schools the
Of
Iterate Of them the
linens intel-
peculiarly
knowledge And the
O the a uninteligent
to
children become to publicity
experience is
o
is
o. OF the
petted child
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-24
CARES SHOULD BE BROUGHT
FIOME--NOT LEFT AT THE OFFICE
By Mrs. ROGER A. PRYOR, of New York.

IF a man has married woman in
whose Intelligence and affection he
! has confidence it should prove the
greatest help to him to seek her adj
vice and counsel in the thousand and one
difficult matters which arise in the course
of the business day.
Her point OF view would aid him i'm
measurably in everything that does not
involve the sacred condolences of ether
people. The lawyer cannot proclaim the
secrets of his Office. nor the physician be-
tray the weaknesses OF his patients, nor
the clergyman the sorrows Of those who
seek his prayers and advice. But in
everything outside of these departments
a woman ought TO be a true heIpmeet to
her husband She should be able to write
his letters and to lift in a thousand ways
the burdens which may daily bear him to
the earth. She ought TO be clever enough
to be his private secretary. and none OF
these things could she do unless he is
willing 10 assist her with his confidence
as well as TO give her his affection.
It perhaps may net be a nice thing
to say, and I dislike to make the state
ment, but it is a fact that man should