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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-22
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words no ni''sf aSL i:% %sisa ss al.
s.rmns.
You fnGr what shis means Only 90 garments to Be
'''' o"ii carry, lIsffs a,RNrxrs
,,p r.ss Sr x,s SO size s trimmed II vt snd all .tn
Plush vla.s snmsd riss Sc. s sa. Din. So sold
NOW HAIF-PRICE. eco.
One heavy sros gr.n sun. Beaded all over. and
'''mmea m l Now VII as Il efa sr7sc
One Red Blue Mixed Cloth visits. trimmed in ieh,
'a'' nle 90 SIS SSx Il Hss Il; 1850.
,h Bssh and White MSt'led Cloth. trimmed in Astrs
fhAn' size IS S nov Half PRICE, 90.
,,ls sS6~ ma s sS CLOTH trimmed with Fancy Plush
SowH HALE PRICE. IS.
med in Beaver and 9rr.ps Ss sare 90 price sls.
Blue Cloth. braided in Black and GIT, size 80. sold
NOW HALF PRICE, 90.
Newmarket with Cape and Hood, Size IS, sold for
4 Black Raglan trimmed in Fur. braided in Black.
NOW HALF PRICE, s1e.
LIGHT Tan Diagonal Jacket trimmed in Beaver. size
NOW HALF PRICE. 90.
Striped Cloth Newmarket with Cape. sine "a. sold
NOW HALF PRICE $3.50.
CO Checked Cloth kazlans, in 30 and IS, with Bell
NOW HALF PRICE. e. 50.
oi BLACK striped cloth Raglan, trimmed in fur sire
NOW HALF PRICE as.
sold for $40.
] Brown Cloth Newmariet with angel sleeve, size
Now HALF PRICE. s1o
L Terra Gotta, cloth-trmmed in Black Astrachan.
Nss,r
Black Jackets, handsomely braided in black. size
now HALF PRICE, ell
MISSES
Striped Cloth Newmsrkets, trimmed velvet size 10.
zow HALF PRICE slI.
~, Blue Cloth Newmsrket, trimmed in Black Astrs-
now HALF PRICE, 80.
! Checked Cloth Newmarket, with velvet hood size
NOW HALF PRICE. 81.
Brown Striped Cloth Newmarket, size 10. sold for
NOW HALF PRICE, $3.50
JACKETS.
2 Checked Cloth Jackets, taiior-hnish. sizes IA
SoE HALF PRICE $50.
Bluestr1ped Cloth blebreasted; size 10. Price
M NOW HALE PRICE 1915.
Piush Goats size q. handsomely trimmed and
-, Now HALF, PRICE. 81,
Blue SILK Suit trimmed in Velvet size 3; sold for
NOW HALF PRICE, $3.50
l Black Cloth New market, trimmed in Braid and
Astrachan; size 1 @; sold for S17.
NOW HALF PRICE, $780,
Blue Checked Cloth, trimmed in Velvet: size 10 !:
sold for S14.
NOW HALF PRICE. $3.50.
. Small Plush Goats size and 6 years, in Cardinal
NOW HALF PRICE, as
Misses Suits in striped CLOTH nicely drsped in IA
and 16 year size; sold for ga
NOW HALF PRICE. a.
Suits in Checked Cloth with plated waists size
years, sold for S12
NOW HALF PRICE. SO.
Blue Striped Cloth Suits for Misses q with
trimmed waist and skirt: Price $40 30
NOW HALF PRICE. a.
HALF-PRICE SALE.
BBB A y Y MN NM ~ ssss
BBB "A Y z MNNM ssss
BBBBs "A DUup n H ssss
ja1S GTH. STH AND sTkEETs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-22

IF there were no impending cataclysm abso-
lutely certain to bring the present House of
Representatives to an end on the fourth day of
March-if the House. like the Senate. could
continue organized and in session until its legis
lative business should be finished-Mr. Weaver
never would have thought of his deadlock Its
efficacy lay in the fact that he was able to destroy
one OF the twelve working weeks of the short
session OF Congress. What is wanted ia not
an indignation meeting over Mr.. Weaver or a
revision OF the often-revised rules of the Uonos
but legislative system which will not he ;rre'
medically knocked to pieces on every alternate
fourth of Aarch-"-N y Nation.
Evidently the short session must shars u,;,,,
the House rules, framed not merely To nrotec,
minorities but to place Congress as a iurv a,
the mercy of a single obstinate member ,h.
responsibility of encouraging effective dead.
locks. The extension of the session 10 an in.
auguration day on April 30th, instead of March
4th. would relieve the difficulty materially. and
the provision Of continuous sessions for tbs
House, as for the Senate, would 90 still farthe,
IN the direction Of relief. And when to these
changes revision Of the rules is added in the
interest Of the prosecution Of the business Of
legislation. even when two or three member,
may prefer that nothing be done, the House
VIII be restored TO some extent to its powers
and privileges, duties and responsibilities az ,
coordinate branch Of the nations legislature
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-22
UsDrnwrAs Fon Sprcrn SALE.

At 25c.-Ribbed Vests. IS inches long. high neck
and long aleeves with crochet edge and silk Ribbons
Colors-Pink, Blue. Red, White, Cream. Ecru. These
Vests are sometimes corset covers they con-
form 70 well TO the shape. 4Sc. Vest for 26c you
should appreciate
At 6ec.-Fsncy Ribbed Sill Iisle Vests In comhdna-
ton coiors. Imported 10 sell at higher pr,ce
At s5c.-spun silk Ribbed vests in dslicats shadss
and styles to with evening dress e12s quality
for 65c.
A 6oc.-Hsay Ribbed Wool vests. With high nscks
and long sleeves e1.25 quality ere thsss.
Amsrtcan HosksU Company's Undsrwsar Sor Inais,
and chndza q Special Prices st The spscial sals.
TIE RALAIs ROYAL
\ LlaNRR Rsupl.
Cornw l2th snApA svs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-22

The suit against the campaign committee in
Chelsea, Mass, for damages and loss Of life
resulting from the use Of campaign fire works
viii have salutary effect in warning against
similar mismanagement of illuminations. II
comes with timely suggestion to those in charge
of the hambeau and grenade demonstration
connected with the Inauguration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-22
New LusLr AND SILK HOSE.

Prices 3oc. Soc, Csc. 75c, 81, 81 25 81 35 81 49,
s26 SO, S34s. We won't pretend to describe. in
few inches of space what would take some hours to
look through. We quote for the special sale:
AT 4Sc APAIR. Silk Finished Isle Hose in boot
patterns in combination colors which include the new
shades of greens, blues reds, yellows. fawns tans
75c. quality Hose for 4Sc is offered you.
At s5c. APAIR. Spun Silk Hose, with black feet and
ankles and colored uppers, in above quoted shades
Quality never before offered at less than sl25
AT CSC Spun Silk Hose in all evening shades; also
bronze, black and dress goods shades of blues browns
reds, greens, &c. Cheap at 81. s.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued belov)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-22

The Methodist ministers of Baltimore deserxe
a round Of applause. They will not resolve that
Gen Harrison should not have an inaugural
ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-22

Cadet Whitaker says colored men are not
rich enough yet TO expect q place in the cabi-
net In twenty years they may be, he says.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-22
w. B. MOSES & Sos.
COR. nth AND + SIS. \. w.

COR nth AND r SIS. NV
win continue 10 give 10 per discount on all cash
sales until further notice and in addition offer the
following special drives:
LOCO Curtain. Poles. full length in ash walnut ma
hoeany and ebony fnish with brass tr1mminss. COM
plete. IL G. each.
500 Table and Piano Covers marked down 10 exactly
one-half their former prices
1000 window Shades 3 feet wide ana n sa., lons
mounted on spring rollers. complete. zoe each
900 Mantle LAmbrequins. Table scArfs. and piecss
OF Borders OF embroidered plush felt and tapestry
reduced TO exactly one-half the former prices
yard.
l-50o yards Of various kinds and colors Of PRINCE
reduced TO one-half the former prices
looo yards Tapestry. cross. stripe. plain. very
heavy goods, suitable for curtains or portieres re-
duced 70 Soc, 75c and 81 ayard
Lou pairs Nottingham Scotch Guipure imitation
Point and Brussels lace Curtsii
marked in plain figures at prices lower than New York
has advertised them.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
5000 yards Of Tapestry Brussels Carpets mazda
laid and lined at 55c yard This lot comprise.
some twenty patterns from which the most particular
buyers could find choice
loo yards Of Med Extra Super Ingram Carpet AZ
SOC. yard
$50 made-up Carpet Squares with border all around
varying In size from yards wide by ~ yards long 10
~ yards wide by yards long.
SPECIALITY
Berlin Rues made in one Piece 20 ft into AZ many
recesses and around many curves a. any room can
contain, with border all around These Berlin Russ
or Carpets are from 20 inch in thickness and VIII
wear ~ long a Turkish OF Persian Carpet
MARABOUT RUGS
These are the most beautiful Russ ever made and
they are sold a; prices within the reach Of all
We HAVE ERECTED
A LARGE MOTH APPARATUS in our Upholstery
Shop.
THIS DRY-AIR SYSTEM is the only sure method
OF Graduating the moth miller worm its egg and all
insects from Upholstered Furniture CARPETS ORA
per1es Bedding. Furs. Clothing, &c uBy this method
we not only guarantee 20 exteminate all animal life
but also TO remove unpleasant odors from the goods
and disiniect them thus destroying all germs OF dis
ease
Positively no damage done to finest frames or fab
RIGS Anything that contains animal grease Is food for
the moth This method extracts thAt-thereby secur-
Ing the article from the further inrOads of the insect
Call or write for price list
OUR UPHOLSTERY AND CABINET SHOP
Is one of the best in this country and our system
enables US TO do fstcass work at prices charged for
ordinary work. II you have any furniture 90 be re-
paired or recovered call write for an estimate
w. b. MOSES SON,
Cor. llth End sts. n. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-22
Bear LnrH1A Water
ENDORSED BY THE LEADING PHYSICIANS
EVERYWHERE.

lNDohsED BY The LEADING PHYSICIANS
EVERYWHERE.
Thousands of gallons sold daily and hundreds re-
heved and cured by its of rheumatism, Rheuma-
tic Gout, Bladder and Kidney Troubles. Urinary
Diseases and all disorders arising from excess Of
uric acid.
Read some Of the many testimonials.
Mr.. Henry G. Mcoeney. of Washington, d. C. writes:
July, lsss-Fer the past eight months have been
have tried numerous remedies among them another
Sc a ss tfhs watsr WITHOUT any benz
and have experienced most marked ana wonderful re-
lief from its use. regard u as the most valuable
used il at the Springs and in Washington with III
bsn used Ser ia the he eas sn M ths
Of all mineral waters ever drank.
Mr. Edmund Titus, of New York, writes:
January 10, lSSs.-My wife has been greatly bene-
fitted by drinking this Water; comfortable this
difficulty is rheumatic govt with chalky deposits in
the joints.
Mr.. Waller Fishback, Of stanardsville, Va, writes
ACID DYSPEPSIA
May n lsse,My wife suffered greatly for eighteen
years with acid dyspepsia and almost invalid
She had tried many remedies without relief until she
@ ass four
well and has gained forty pounds in weight
and was relieved By using the Bear Spring Ms.er
heartily commend 1t to those who may suffer e we
Call for catalogue containing testimonials Of prom
| inent people from all parts Of the country.
EDWARD p. MERrz
Sole Agent for Warrington.
1Ol4 STREET.
Bear Lihs Water win be delivered to any part of the
city.
Price per case Of 12 k-eAllon bottles. $500.
Sold in any quantity 1t above price.
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j. G. HurcHnsox.
npoRrER
FINE MILLINERY.
JAoKErs.
At GREATLY REDUCED Pz1cEz
NEW STILES REcUvED AND WILL N sold
At HALF PRlcE
rosTn nnRovxD LAcna GLOVES Hua
STREET AND I7uIxo WEAR rs
ON q g f sc sS5E ~ ~ , z e }sP g
e az 81 S oIdS6S zxS uszkz6of 1f95f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-22
Tn Wrsp Ur.

THE END Is ALMOST HERE TOMORROW Is
THE LAST DAY OF THIS INVENTORY SALE"
IN OUR cHILDREN's DEPARTMENT. IF You
LET THE TINE GET By AND DON'T Sc
CURE SOME OF THE BARGAINS. BLAME YOUR.
SELVES. NOT Us, FOR WE'VE DONE OUR PART
THIS Is A FINAL REMINDER
BOYS ovERCOATs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-22

COMMENT ON THE ABOVE Is UNNECESSARY.
THE PRICES TELL THE WHOLE STORY
THE SUITS.
TWO LOTS OF SO AND 81 CoRDURoYs-FAsH-
IONABLE sHADES-sIZES BROKEN-wHAT ARE
LEFT, 8. $3.50 GRADE, $3.50. THERE ARE
PROBABLY HALF DOZEN LOTS OF OUR
CHEvIoTs. CAssIMEREs AND MELTON SUITS
THAT HAVE BEEN "a, BUT IN WHICH THE
SIZES ARE BRoKEN-THErRE NOT COMPLETE
LINEs-wE MARKED THESE $3.50
ODD PANTS
TWO LoTs-THosE AT $3.50, s1.25 AND 81
YOU CAN SELECT FROM AT 75c., AND THOSE
AT 90. 80. 75 AND roc. ARE MARKED Soc AGES
TO IL YEARS NO LARGER SIZES IN THESE
SHIRTwAISTS
THE "sTAR" BRAND-THE MOST sATIsFAC-
TORY KNOWN. THREE GRADES, s115. s1IO
AND 81, FOR roc.
THE MAIN POINT WE WANT TO IMPRESS
UPON YOU is THAT To MORROW
WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY %,
is the
LAST DAY
Don't forget it.
SAKS AND COMPANY,
CHILDREN'S SPEClALTIES.
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-22
''Sronr News. Fon WEDNESDAY.
WOODWARD 4 LorHRop.

We long ago quit giving the price from which
an article had been reduced; and from saying
that piece Of goods was worth 80 muchr
Merchandise will bring all il is worth: and
when We reduce piece Of goods il il be-
cause IL either wouldn't sell or sells slowly ct
its original price. Goods are worth more when
in season than out, and the mere fact that .
piece Of goods sold for given price year or
month ago doesn't give us the right to say IL is
worth that price now. We would do without
your trade rather than mislead you in order TO
secure it. We would not reduce prices If we
could avoid it. When we do reduce prices you
get Enthusiastically il you need the goods
We have made reductions in Winter Wraps,
Cloaks and Suits for Ladies, Children and
Misses.
We have made reductions in Winter Dress
Goods and heavy Silks.
We have made minor reductions on all small
lots of goods throughout the store; and pur-
chasing here at this season is unusually advan-
tageous.
GRAND CLOSING SALE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-22
f. S. WILLIAMS Il Co.
UGGIs
UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE.

Corner 9th and ST. NV
Are selling at wholesale their retail customers We
carry the largest stock Of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, AND
PATENT MEDICINES in the city. You are always
sure of getting them pure and fresh deal di-
reotly with the manufacturers and retail at actual
wholesale prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-22

II EoU WAIT Al oy g. g g AzHds ssao'
.s5e. 'ss AD 49,: q g. 1orn.s q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-22
EDWARD p. MERrz
Sole Agent for Washington,
1Ol4 4 SrlExr.

Bear Lthis Water win be delivered to any part Of TN
city.
Price per case of 12 A-eallon bottles, $3.50.
Sold in any quantity At above price.
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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-08-01
Disqualified by Sex.

There was a good deal of rejoicing
says the Philadelphia Ledger. among
the intelligent, liberal minded folk OF
all countries when it was found that in
the heated contest for members OF the
municipal council Of London two wo-
men OF distinguished ability and public
spirit. Lady Sandhurst and Miss Cob
den. had been successful at the polls.
and by very significant majorities. too.
But the court of appeals of that great
city of 1.-THE older civilization" has
finally declared that women are dis
qualified by their sex alone-to sit
as municipal legislators Considering,
the character of the two-eminent wo-
men barred out from the London coun-
Gil by this decision Of the court of ap-
peals. their rejection is ridiculous; but
when it is further considered that the
communities they were to respectively
represent elected them by large ma
jorities. rejecting the men who were
their opponents. and that Great Brit
ain. Ireland and the Indian Empire are
ruled by an Englishwoman. their de-
barment from public service becomes
preposterously absurd. There is one
thing, however, to be taken into ac-
count in this matter. which is that
there is no one else so truly and uncon-
querably conservative as an English
Judge.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-08-01
A QUESTION OF DUTY.

Woman Ought to Vote Whether She Feels
Like 1t or Not
In reply to the question. as the bal
lot a burden" a lady writer in Woman's
Journal says:
els the fact that the ballot may some
times prove burden. an argument for
disregarding 1t? may find it a bur-
den to go to church Sunday morning.
but believing it my duty, go. To
some the ballot will be a burden; to
some it will be delight; third class
will regard it indifferently. Women
will be effected by the right to vote just
as men are. Some men Especially the
young) think it fun to vote, others
find it task. These differences de-
pend upon differences in physical con-
ditions. Perfect health finds inactivity
the heaviest of burdens; imperfect
health finds motion q WEAKNESS. / am
a woman in the private walks of life,
well on in years, with impaired vigor,
courage and strength. The exercise of
the right of suffrage looks to me bur-
den and cross But what of that? 1t
is question of duty. not Of feeling.
taste or convenience; a question of
ought to. not question of want to,
save only as l want to do what 1 ought
We only half live till we have learned
to endure present pain for greater
future good.
1t was given me. while very young, to
see that it is dangerous to commit the
liberties OF one part of the family to the
keeping of another part, however just
or generous the keeping part may be;
and it requires but little knowledge of
the history of laws to convince even
the most unthinking of the truth. If
the pioneers in this righteous cause,
which believe to be of God, had stop
ped to consult ease, or present feeling,
wa should not to-day be enjoying juster
laws than our mothers knew. But let
us not forget that, if it were possible
for all laws to be made just and equal
today, the only guarantee for their re-
naming so would be the ballot in the
hands OF women, and this will never be
achieved by counting our lives dear unto
ourselves"
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-08-01
WoMAN.s RIGHTS,

| xes God has made me a woman,
And am content to be
| Just what he meant, not reaching out
For other things, since he
Who knows me best and loves me most has or
dered this for me-
woman, to live my life ont
In quiet womanly ways
| Hearing the far-on battle.
seeing, as through haze
The crowding, struggling world Of men fight
| through their busy days.
am not strong or valiant
| would not join the fight.
Or Jostle with crowds in the highways
To suliy my garments white;
But have rights as o woman, and here Iclaim
my right.
| The right Of rose to bloom
In its own sweet, separate way,
With none to question the perfumed pink.
And none to utter a nay
| II it reaches root or points thorn, as even
rose tree may.
The right Of the lady birch to grow,
To crow as the Lord shall please
BY never q sturdy oak rebuked,
Denied nor sun nor breeze,
For all its plant slenderness kin to the stron-
ger trees.
The right to life Of my own
Not merely q casual bit
OF the life of somebody else, flung out
That, taking hold Of it.
may stand rs o cipher does after . numeral
writ
The right to gather and CLEAN
What food need and can
From the garnered store OF knowledge,
Which man has heaped for man.
Taking with free hands freely, and after an Or
dered plan
The right--ah. best and sweetest
To stand all undismayed
Whenever sorrow or want or sin
Calls for o woman'S aid,
With none to cavil or question, by never look
gninsaid.
do not ask for q ballot;
Though very life were at stake.
would not beg for the nobicr Justice
That man for manhoods sake
Should give ungrudringiy nor withhold till
We must fight and take.
The feet foot and the feeble root
Both seek the selfsame goal:
The weakest soldiers name is writ
On the great army roll
And God, Who made mans body strong, made,
too. the woman's soul
Susan Coolidge. in Woman's Journal
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-08-01

came upon . collection Of houses, which
might pass for the "Deserted Village"
After . short council Of war it was deter
mined to pass the night here.
They had brought one of the wounded
men with them, and he was so weak by this
| time that he was unable to ride further
They carried him into one Of the deserted
houses and laid him on the floor, where he
died before morning. During the remainder
Of the night the soldiers remained huddled
together in three Of the deserted houses,
listening to the pattering of the rain upon
| the shingles and the expiring groans OF
their dying comrade.
Luke Mason regards this as the most
miserable night Of his army life. He was
| in an old hut, and worn out with fatigue
and anxiety sat shivering and doing upon
the ground. The roof was full of holes, and
the drizzle which finally assumed the form
OF cold rain sent the water drip, drip,
dripping through the rather loose boards In
q hundred different places Although he
again and again selected position where
he hoped to be out Of the leak, yet ere he
had long been in h s new place the cold
water came drip, drip, dripping down upon
him, entering his collar, and gliding down
his back.
But lifelong, dreary night came to an end,
and with the coming Of the morning the rain
ceased, though it was still cloudy, cold and
clustering.
Snow, Captain, where do you say we
sreF asked Captain Lawrence.
1--WE must be about twelve miles from
the fort"
"Yes. and in the worst kind Of q rebel
hot-bed."
The commander OF the expedition knew
this, and as soon as he could got his force
in motion. They had gone about a mile in
the direction of Fort Donelson when they
entered a narrow lane. On q hill stood q
large two-story farm house, with at least
dozen doors and windows facing the road
It stood on the left, while on the right was
large barn.
The anxious soldiers spurred their faded
horses onward, depending on the advanced
guard, which had already passed the house,
to warn them Of danger.
The column was directly between the
house and barn when suddenly shot from
cluster of bushes in the yard was heard.
Instantly every door and window became
a volcano from which there issued smoke,
flame, fire and death. Bullets and buck.
shot whizzed like hail about the troops
Men fell, horses reared, plunged and b.
came unmanageable, and, while Luke was
trying to rally his men, his own steed.
pierced by dozen bullets, fell against the
fence.
In vain Captain Mason tried to disengage
his feet from the stirrups, the horse rolled
over, and the young officers head struck
some hard substance with such force as to
render him insensible.
When he regained consciousness he
found himself surrounded by fierce guer.
rillas, q helpless prisoner.
tTO BE CONT. NUED.1
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-08-01

to rise She had sent . report OF the
condition Of affairs near her Office and
residence. saying that she had been
compelled to go up to the second s:Ory.
but with no thought Of flight When
another call was made upon her for
further Information. no answer came;
and later. far down the valley. her
dead body was recovered from The
food.
There were many illustrations Of the
mother-love that is everywhere whore
mothers are. Among the most touching
are those Of the mother who put her
seven children out of the attic window.
one by one on to driftwood. and fifteen
hours later was herself gathered alive
out OF the wreck. with not child
saved; and that OF the mother who.
clinging with her two children to the
roof OF her house. as it was swept
along, had rope thrown by which she
might have saved herself if she would
have left her children. But to this
friendly offer she only sadly shook her
head. stayed with her little ones, and
went down the roaring food.
One reflects with sorrow that in this
country the sex to which such actions
are possible are compelled. as children
are. to be governed by laws they have
no voice in making. The meanest man
has a vote; the noblest woman has
none. The man guilty of an Infamous
crime is temporarily made the political
equal of women. who. without being
guilty of any crime are permanently
disfranchised. So we make history.