Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-04-26

Tents may lightly mock some munich
pal ordinance; but as for defylng the
police. and through them the officials
Of the government. and as for being
logged into submission and bundled
into Jail by the score-that's matter
Of darker hue. 1t seems that all those
who represent Russian youth In the
arts and the sciences IRE IN state Of
setiition. We fancy that Nicholas and
his coadjutors IRE not giving all their
attention to the Manchurian question.
The younger generation is infamma-
BILE. and Russia Is foolish to be indlf-
fcrcnt to that fact.
Once upon u time n man and WON
an met. lie looked like the fairy prince
whom girls see IN their dreams. Nh
ture had been good to him. lie also
Ind money and position. lie knew his
grnndfathcrs back to great.great. great,
ami In all the land there was not
man who appeared better In society.
The mothers Of u hundred daughters
angled for him. Then came girl. She
had beauty that made you think Of
the sun. Health was In her veins aud
ambition In her breast. She had mon
ey and position and everything that
most girls crave ana many have not. .
She not only read novels, hut occasion
ally wrote one. The world called her
brilliant, ami persons who didn't know
anything about II, said the man and
the woman were made for each other.
So they were married. and the wed.
ding was worth page In the morn
Ing papers There were bushels Of cut
flowers ana loads Of wedding presents.
and n mob Of people not In society
were kept back by the police. After
| II was all over the bride and the groom
went to u palace where persons were
hired to do everything but think for
them. And great pain entered the
wOnian's heart. ana the man was
bored. There Is a little winged god
that belongs to every happy home. but
he wasn't to he found In the palace
not In the gnrret-nOt In the parlor,
where the carpet was as thick ~ moss
In the wOOds--nOt In the dining room,
where silver and cut glass were strcwn
nowhere IN that home of riches. You
see, In that wedding they left out the
one thing that makes II marriage real
Love. And there you have the story
Of Nua Larrc Duryea and Chester Il.
Duryea, which has reached the New
York divorce court. lie called her II
"slob' and an 'idlOt." She says no
told her she had the face OF criminal
AMI was the kind Of woman who
would elOpe with the butler. They left
out love, and home can not he made
without 1t. Pile up wealth and deco
rate n palace, but without sympathy,
sincere affection ana mutual under
standing the men and women who wed
nre inviting disnstcr.
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1t IL said that the influence OF the
cooking schools Is already being felt
In domestic life. and that the standard
Of living, or Mt least Of cooking. Ia
much higher because Of these modern
institutions. Formerly the school girl
ate, or was told to eat. what was set
before her, ana grumblings of gas.
Economical nature were not tolerated.
But now the young girl looks with
critical eye upon the cooks prepare.
lions, and she knows the reason why
when these do not turn out well.
Through her the family has lost much
Of It's pathetic dependence upon the
professional cook, ana a cOOkless con-
ditlOn Is robbed OF half Its terrors
when there Is an amateur of no mean
ability within the family circle. And
the effect upon the pupil herself IL
most beneficial. for only one who has
grown braln-weary OF figures and
dntes knows the delight of mixing up
actual ingredients ana awaiting ma
terlal results. 1t Is also much to be
hoped that the training of amateur
cooks will cause those who consider
themselves professionals to look to
their laurels ana to give over the hit.
or-mlss methods Of cooking which
SO often decide II our day
Shall be fretful and anxious or Joyous and
| gay.
With higher culinary ideals the men-
tai and spiritual development OF man
ought to be assured.
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Pneumonia claimed ten thousand
four hundred and eighty victims In
, New York City last year, yet pneumo-
MIA Is classed as u preventable dis
ease. 1t Is to prevention that modern
sanitary science now devOtes iteslf. IL
Havana can be purified from the seeds
, OF yellow fever by eyterminating the
. mosquitoes, why cannot New York
J ANA the other great cities be swept
. clean OF pneumonia germs?
&d
The wife of New York professional
beggar had her diamonds stolen and