Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-08-06

Is no unusual occurrence. This num-
Der placed In the average amusement
park would form an almost immOvable
jam. yet the multitude of amusement
features. the elegant big grove. large
recreation ground approaching the
river, wide promenade and secluded
hooks offer ample room for the most
enormous gatherings. a feature that Is
attracting great attention ana is one of
the most sensational and daring out
door exhibitions provided for public
diversion Is the high dive every aft
crnoon and evening of Madame Lii
jcns, comcly and graceful woman.
who adds to the general effectiveness
of her act at night by being clothed
In flames ns she makes her thrilling
descent. tits an act calculated to stir
the senses and ut the same time excite
admiration, and 1t Is proving an i'm.
mcnse drawing card.
According to the liberal policy adopt
ed at the outset. the general enter
tainment proposition IL being constant
~ renewed by the introduction from
week to week, and several novelties OF
i'm elaborate sort have just been added
to the list. The band concerts every
afternoon ana evening prove immense
~ popular. ana the permanent arrange
ment of special programs according to
the evening Of the week IL very sue
ccssful. The schedule II rs follows:
! Sunday night, German; Monday night,
German; Tuesday night. ragtime;
Wednesday night, light opera; Thurs.
day night, request program; Friday
night, Wagner: Saturday night, ball
room music. The big picnlcs and pO-
litlcar demonstrations of the year are
being held at Riverview. ana Carter
HarrisOn's Chicago Democracy ratifica-
ton and demonstration. which is eX-
pected to be one Of the largest and
most enthusiastic Democratic gather
ings In the history of Chicago, on Au-
gust 20, will he followed n week later
by the ratification and meeting Of the
Cook County Republican Marching
Club. which IL also expected to be- an
immensely popular affair.
Men who imagine the world owes
them living try to collect 1t u loaf at
time.
People who look over the affairs Of
others are very apt to overlook their
own.
II man is hard on his children he
ia usually an easy mark for his grand.
children.
A woman has the same ambition 10
get into society that man has to get
into office.
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Society has decided that man can.
not be real genius II he has any.
thing to pay taxes OIL.
The garrulOus man never knows
enough about any question to put up
uu luteTestiuB uTsuIneut.
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A young married couples first quar-
rel usually begins with an argument
about how to avoid quarrels.
A mans darkest hour Is when his
wife turns on the light as he tries to
sneak quietly upstairs at = a. III.
A woman can twist her husband
around her finger as long as she feeds
him well and doesn't try to reform
him.
The widOwer who marries for the
purpose OF giving his children a moth.
or should not be In too much haste
about letting the nurse 10.
"Why Is the way OF the transgressOr
hard?" asked the Sunday school teach
er. Because it's tramped on 81
hard" said a thoughtful pupil.
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A New York millionaire has married
u telephone girl. Few men are thus
successful In getting a favorable an.
swer from Central.
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Some peoples ancestors We're very
fortunate In being In position to come
over in the Mayfower. There We're nc
restrictive immigration laws then.
Lord Kitchener has made up his
mind never to marry. In other words,