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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-03


Bald a woman who lives in an apart
ment hotel: Just as ! was going ont
one day the lady In the rooms across the
hallway OF the apartment hotel teooed
to see me. She looked dreadfnl.y and
she was half crying.
Won't you please lend me q dress. or
Or cloak. have got to catch a
train, she gasped.
"She seemed to need . dress, but I
knew her only slightly and made mn
my mind she had gone mad.
Ny trunks have all gone she
walled. John is to meet me at the
wharf. We sail for Europe in an hour.
] simply can't miss the boat. | have M
one to turn to. cannot get . dress
made: you can see that yourself. II you
have human heart you will help me
out. Give me cloak and--and q pair
Of shoes and . "a thick veil Oh. please
be quick
II told her that she needed rest aud
perfect quiet and that would rub her
head. ! asked where she got the dress
she had on.
It's an old thing ! was going to
leave she sobbed. and don't want my
head rubbed. want some clothes.
You see, packing is such warm work.
decided to put on these old things and
Just slippers: You must give me shoes
too. aiid-oh, shall miss that boat
My dear madam
Oh, don't son understand she
shrieked. 1 have packed everything
everything. The clean clothes had
laid ont and my travelling dress and
everything. They are ali packed-and
gone-gone. had forgot | had These
things on-and ! packed everything
everything. and John is at the wharf
now with the children from their gran3
mothers aud you will not help me-
''She went completely into hysteric:
right in my hallway. poor little woman
She was good deal smaller than |, bu
| fixed her up wonder what Johr
said when he saw her New Yori
Letter
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-03

The king Of Sweden sent gold medal
TO Froken Karen Ahlin. manager Of the
Ahlir School for Girls in Stockholm. IN
recognition Of the superior system Of
education. The decoration IS attached
TO blue ribbon edged with gold
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-03

Every heart knoweth its OWN uitlsrs
ness Ii is one of the extraordinary de
yelopments OF human nature, that while
men can sympsthize with each other,
coudole with each other, each individual
suffers his own pangs and distress, and
suffers them alone
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-03

Algie-why. old man. what in the
world is the ear trumpet fors
Charhe-It's my new suit When l
wear it can hardly hear anything elsa
,-Aunsey's Weekly.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-03
.!uoNAn,s WAY.

N. one Thinks ns' M...sr.
!" 'hs "'0"l .awr;.er. w,,c.
bevy Of women .yp- s a,s,a...,,
- been adding p'c'nle spassia...e..,
the war ONCE wyin - .ha Io,ls u
sse dealt teilins DIV " .,1.,,nl;sh;,,n
Ration by very an .e,r I'D more on,ek'
b. VOTE ~ -, clerks have been able to
that there - taiS o. 'a's -
! plumber Of type~f'' M
Manipulate them, ,sa ,o, 10 Tho
Every victory q . .'' -, daroandinr high
oman who, ins.eau :. ,..a.;,. .saar,;c,,s
lace and power Ny poin =. .a.fer,,;n,,
eyotes her cie'.i rr,ti,,,y ana
q duty asslgnea nci ~ ....,a,a5
Eell that she ge's in' s- a. .s,s. thar
b higher, does inore ~ VIZ LII. 10 !,
whole federation =, - cnnld do II she
ling ap"s ~. hack from bonored place
kere not Kept oae" 100
h the tyrant man h,an arlaroed
Womans sp'ieru n v..tlv -
beatty and net mn. ...a 800 hut ttsrs
knded In tne paS' w" san,;n;n.
Ee two or .hie1 - a.. 80 s-.,a,,,
oints beyond "ihcn ~, s"e - - 49, 1.
BILE to eyoiu,e ne,s 49,. - sha 49,
Ferlasting aiK'hs apoas rl - . I,
pd the other Is o. i y. 80 arr.nas
Important iactoi !" '
bents. , ,a 90 .r.
Because ie" 'io'. - .,h..aua.
essful iawyefsoi NV =. yU..t.;.
hey do. they 40 iio. u'A 80.
pn or oiii,u ,s.. ~ 80 tha fau ~ca~a rro.
heir possip'ii''FS ~ | = IN.
esional women ie,'s"' ~ -
Forid seems reail " a. - 80 - :.
Iona woman WI" 49, III at.an.;on
the woman hei7', Nv - ~.
the lfresniaiiiS " ~. - - :.
hiking about ~, "''' ei.s' 80, ~
Slmohs p''i"'' ~ ~ 80
passes. ;.,a 81 n,,,y;
4 woman "ii'ea ~ "''' ,.,i,h -
aticn. ane 'aNe9 80. on - ~
Dncep,lo'i aln Ga $3.50 800 go 49,
i Detlsr IMAM any - - - -
|own couid acc'nip,''n. .... g..
IN IKE MAJ, WIN ao,n ~ ~
return anu ie' 10 IN Sha - -,
etemlned Not al an, .no ~ p'.. -.
yer new SUIT eui N
ecomns way Nyu1'9 ...a,a !,
rnnlle care "nu WIN VIC 49,. 49,. -
way soillewneIe anio"s ~. sl~ 80 -
Pdehs nerseii WIZ sue ,: asA ~. ., r ~" =.
pleryieW WIN 'ne 80, 49, - =
very one kio"'' 'ho 0'''i W - sne
oria.
Aiser q iohs la,A oi u.t ~
he Desliis " u .' sne pa~ 80 - =.
cart OF WHICH Tue al licio II nioden- Al
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-03


What do women know of plumbing?
Politics, the professions, trades innumer-
hble, questions of finance and of political
economy-all are grappled by the fem
mine mind Women's clubs abound.
fhe ayowed object of which is the all
pround advancement of its members in
questions pertaining first to the home
fnd then to the we'll being of society at
|arge. 1t is aquestion, however-if one
may dare TO say so-whether the many
ND often vexing problems relative to
lome economics are attacked with any
IFhing like the enthusiasm bestowed on
womans equality with man. woman's
outrage, the higher education of wom-
Pm, and like questions.
mat astonishing progress has been
made by women during the last half
century Is an incontrovertible fact.
NeSertheless, the advance has been
leater along almost any other avenue
nAn tnat appertaining to the intelligent
omprehension of the improved appli.
lnces placed at their disposal in the
1oaerh dwelling, even if in the ordinary
'epsftments Of housekeeping u retro
'aae, rather than a progressive move
.eu' mas not taken place. 1t may be
'ouosea whether the old fashioned
oaseseeper, to whom women's clubs
s'e unknown, was not the superior of
81 more advanced" sister as practi-
-. ara palustaking manager New
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-03

Beautiful meteorological photographs
Of clouds and the aspect OF the sky have
been taken by rejecting the object in
mirror Of black glass placed in front OF
,hs object slAss Of the camera
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-03

OF the sss colleges IF tie United
States so are eo-ed1eationzl Women
al present constitute IS per cent. II TN.
undergraduates IL this country.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-03
= Individuality Than influence.

Individuality Than Influence.
"s Vastly better to have individual
uila influence, even in this world, to
oasuit your own needs and standard of
s. a'y rather than try to suit thousand
'ae' people. or pretend to. Pretending.
'e'y nard work save for natures which
- spawn Of the old serpent, and some
nv n" people find them ont by the hiss
l. rattle or the sting, 1t is easier to be
M ana tells less on the nerves in
o most fascinating woman have
Tor long time is one of the
lpnnas '' ana she never wastes herself
h. see'sar'ly She has laid out her life
assn- ns the good of it, and refuses to
i n,s-se any responsibility which will
e Win it, She knows how to
she poker " worries by the handle. not
bus;raaae' end She is a very efticient
leavasI = woman, but business done she
Las q sssser duties to those who's, work
haup ~ e VIII not make her own bed or
son. W her own gowns, for She navs
|e1ertiorass else to save her these minor
and 10 sas ume for punctiious toilet.
the nv ~ ner come to You as fresh as
powder s.rS sweet as bath and violet
and hso wen washed and coiffed hair
nvivine se0ining gown can make her i
opened as the fragrance of a newly
'0Se' She works hard and shs
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-03


oonlffss.hIe ntteutios has - y
sscte1 - IL tx<cf. a ~ dinspsnd pnls
- FHsis ~ fhe investigates q ~
ehasBs thAt nrm a d1as,oud Asn1es
I'D ssdoctosed~ yeiIowizt dtxnends
from IL Cspe 20 fist They could - sol6
- esms q the Gfst vntex. III f1Ieeifi-
rnsts rsucseds b TIE firm from sk1spe.c-
tics are estimated 1t y, 0C01 ~. II
Paris prcfeasOr * chemistxy, Berfhasok.
has afed this lfeis4 On The MISTER.
Tie Painting of diamonds y ky5ck
known 10 an dealers 10 diamon1a N
surprised only 70 learn that tkese snen
allowed themselves 70 - caaght -
easiIy- 10 give yeilowish Caps diannoads
the appearance Of white BrsElian a. IN
disn dismonds ; man - 0n1y % dip
them in anime The process resembles
the bIneing 1t clothes ~ tks waaber-
woman, ard Eas discovered abo.st tez
yesrs ago.
/ The operation i 20 eimple dat not :
few Paris women practices ii They buy
cheap diamonds and touch them up lust
before wearing them ont n IN aniIins
bath The appearance q the d0ct0red
diamonds deceives 1t frst giance even
the experts- The layer of sniline weass 81
/ quickly. however. and the fraud 3 thea
aszife evident
Diamond dealers ars on the a5ert
against frauds Of this kind, md doubs
/ that any house could maRket eSyo1o 80
worth d the dortored gpodA Tie diff
ference between Cape diamonds and ths
Il nr~~<f<~u T. - Z
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-03

Frau Won Bismarck is i most charm
ing and attentive hostess in her quiet
home, and looks after the comfort Of her
guests with almost motherly solicitude-
Her husbands devotion to her is most
touching, and she is the conhdant OF all
his cares, both private and official
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-03

binding 70 the upright soul
Never forget that . betrayed conf,
asnce " two edged sword CT ing both
ways, wounding the heart Of one. slay-
ing the honor Of the other New Yoyk
Evening Bon. -
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-03

The German empress has thoughtful
IL imperial husband. On his Rhenish
tour one or two messengers arrived
daily at the court bringing parcels OF
confectionery and wonderful floral pieces
which had figured in the splendid tan
ouets given in his honor
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-03

Ella Wheeler Wilcox is investing
portion of her literary earnings in build
ing An out of town hole, to which she
will hereafter go each summer. 1t is
being built on a projecting rock on Long
Island sound. an hour or TWO ride from
New York. The poetess calls it her
..bungalo," the Indian name for home
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-03

Mrs. Alice Shaw. the American whis-
tier, has returned from her four months
trip in Russia after highly successful
tour. She will give one concert in Lon
don and then go for an extended tour on
the Continent La the fall she returuS to
Russia for four months by way o. Con-
stantinople. where she will appear before
the sultan.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-03

Mr.. Gladstone is strongly in favor of
admitting women TO the board of county
councillors, and his answer to the depu
tation proposing the bill was extremely
lucid and straightforward. He had
gathered that in county council work
there vas a field for women's energies
and real want for them to supply, and
he heartily Endorsed the bill
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-03
Tr.llI.s shlrts ..A whit. sso.L,.x..

Broad banded mourning stationery is
seldom used now except by widows, and
not always by them Plain white en-
yelopes, seals1 with black wax. are much
the better form; the paper may be plain
or may have address or monogram OF
crest in black at the top Of the page.
Beyond fashion, there is always good
taste in stationery, and good taste stops
long before extremes of color, shape o.
perfuming is reached
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-03

Mrs. Sarah A McKim has presented
the Boston public library with two dia-
ries of John Brown. These little books
were originally given by John Browns
widow to her friend, the late James Mil
Ter McKim, of Philadelphia, at the time
he came from Harper's Ferry TO North
Elba, n. T., with John Browns body.
Mrs. McKim is the mother of the archi-
tect of the new library building.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-11-03

The late Mime. Blavatsky laid claim to
royal blood, boasting descent from the
Dolgorouky family of Russia Her hus-
band was Russian official, and she was
always known in Russia as Her Excel
lency Madame lie Generate although
she dropped all her titles in becoming an
American citizen As president Of the
TheosophicaI society she did much to
advocate the study Of that cult and to
gain adhereuts to it.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-05-22

c. D. Fredricks, the well-known photo
grapher, no Broadway, N. Y, says:
81 have used Allcock' s Porous Plasters
for twenty years, and found them one Of
the best of family medicines. Briefly
summing up my experience, | say that
when placed on the small of the back All.
cocks Plasters ell the body with nervous
energy, and thus cure fatigue, brain ex'
haustlon, debility and kidney difficulties
For women and children | have found
them invaluable. They never irritate the
skin or cause the slightest pain, but cure
sore throat, coughs, colds, pains in side
back or chest, indigestion and bowel COM
plants"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-05-22
OFFICIAL GOSSIP.

School directors will be named by thu
local Republicans for the two city pre-
cints on Wednesday afternoon next, the
primaries to take place at the district
school houses. 1t is every tax payer's
duty to be on hand at these nominations
The English copies of the new acts by
the both legislative assembly having been
printed and bound and got out of the way,
the New MEXICAN will on Monday next
set a large force of men at work getting
out the Spanish copies of the laws.
They'll be ready before many weeks.
An order has been issued by the post
of the exchange of through registered
mail pouches between Salda, Colo, and
Santa Fe. Under the present arrange
ment of trains it is just about the same to
have this registered pouch go via Albu-
querque, leaving here at 7 :25 in the even
ing as to have it lay all night here and 60
out at s :25 in the morning for Salida.
In the contest of the Santa Fe county
clerkslip the attorneys for Delgado will
try and induce the selfconstituted Cream
err board of county commissioner to tam
per with the ballot boxes at 2 p. m to-
morrow. The attorneys for Lopez, the
contestant, insist that the Dreamer board,
which has never qualified and is in no
manner recognized by the courts or the
people as having any official rights what
ever, shall keep their hands Off.
The school law authorizing the collec-
ton of poll tax was passed during the clos
ing hours of the last legislature and under
it there are absolutely no exemptions. 1t
repeats all prior laws on this subject.
The Grinding" clause reads: That poll
tax of 81 shall be levied upon all able
bodied male persons over the age oftwen-
ty-one years, for school purposes. 1t shall
be the duty of the county assessor to
make out separate lists of all persons liza
bic to pay poll tax in each district, and
certify the same to the clerks OF the sew
eral school districts, whose duty it shall
be to collect the same, and said clerks
shall receive 10 per centum OF all moneys
collected from poll taxes. The district
clerks are hereby empowered to bring suit
in the name of the district for the collec-
ton OF the same, if not paid within sixty
days after sad lists have been received by
the treasurer"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-05-22
NEW MEXICO MINES.

Considerable st. Louis capital is going
into Grant county mines.
Little news this week from the mines
of Socorro and Lincoln counties.
The Cash Entry'Central company at
Cerrilos has largely increased it's working
force during the past two weeks,
The Lincoln-L Lucky mine at San Pedro
is too rich in massive galena and lead
carbonates to lie idle. Shelters want
that class of ore.
Hon. T. B. Catron has had force OF
men constantly at work on mines near
San Pedro for year and splendid piece
of development is the result. The pay in
sight is said to be very encouraging,
At Lake Valley Finch ard Standish
have sold the Miles Standish mine to e..
A. Hammell for $4,000. The Silver Min
ing company paid dividend of cents
share last Thursday. This makes $751;
900 this company has paid in dividends
this year.
Silver Creek echo from the Sentinel
The Last Chance mill building is COM
pleted. In the mine across-cut was made
in the tunnel about seventy-five feet from
the mouth, which showed the vein to be
twenty-five feet wide at that point and to
average SIP ton all the way across. The
tunnel so far has averaged over $40 ton.
According to statistics, Pueblo, Colo,
last year received 1854 cars of ore, or
say 100000 tons. During the same period
/ 1888 cars of smelter products were
shipped away, to say nothing of what was
sent by express. 1t would be interesting
to know what amount of this was fur
nisbed by New Mexico.
Csrrillos Rustler: Everything is going
along nicely so far as the mining works
are concerned, and the outlook for the
summer and fall is unusually promising.
Everything is getting down to rock-bot-
tom basis however, and from that kind OF
a foundation must gradually build up.
The boom does not belong to this country.
Steady, continued prosperity is what we
want.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-05-22
PERSONA AL.

f. B. Seward has gone to Pecos town
Hon. II. G. Pickles, receiver of public
moneys at the Folsom lane office, left las
night for visit to Albuquerque.
H. II. Wyckof, manager Of the Fidel
ty Building & Loan association of Den
yer, goes to Las Vegas tonight to close {
loan there for his company.
VIM. Nathan, Denver; r. +. Harris
Louisville, Ky; &. w. Jones, 7. GitforC
and Frank Smith, Trinidad, are at the
Exchange.
Hon. Pedro Perea, the wide-awake
president of the First National bank anc
a leading R epublican of the territory, il
here from Bernalillo to-day on business
At the Palace: Bernard Reinkin, St.
Louis; D. j. Hodge and wife, Cleveland
A. w. Mcfarland, wife and child, Hum
boldt, Iowa; E. G. Manning, Washing
ton; D. W. Turner, W. A. Wilson, Kan
sas City II, 7. Britton, Chicago; w. T.
Csylor, Denver; John G. Landen and
wife, Toronto, Ont. ; Thomas Seldom aud
wife, Ingersoll, Ont.
John S. Barnum and wife are here and
will hover about until June |, when Mr.
Barnum may resume business at the Old
stand at Lamy, and again he may not
1t all depends. Mr.. Barnun has just re.
turned from pleasant visit to Chicago
where he has brother and that boy OF
his'n, a bright lad who is attending col
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-05-22
Mr.. atrOn interviewed.

Says the Denver News: Hon. T. B.
Catron is the chairman OF the New Mex
leo delegation. He is one Of the legal
lights of that territory, and when asked
about the course New Mexico would fol-
low in the present meeting he said:
owe are in favor of appropriations for
the improvement of the whole western
country. We believe III the government
building levees and in making deep water
! harbors. We will also call attention
to the fact that among all the appro-
priations made New Mexico was not in
cluded, and we need government aid for
internal Improvements. On the arid
land question, we take the position that
these lands should be ceded to the state.
The east howls frantlcally against dollar
being expended for the improvement of
western lands, forgetting that there was
no opposition when the swamp land
question came up for eastern benefit. |
know when these swamp lands
we're sold at Bit an acre, and some
of them are now worth $40 or
$50 an acre. The government re.
claimed these lands and the same should
be done now in the matter OF arid lands
We have not been noticed at all by con-
gress, but we propose to be in the future.
The only thing that was ever done look
ing forward to the reclamation of the
lands, was to send out special agents who
didn't know as much about the subject as
Missouri mule. They laid around and
appointed assistants and got mixed up in
territorial politics. They never made a
report and their hardest work was draw
ing their pay, therefore, the territory
never got anything and we are here to pro-
test -
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-05-22

At Gallup the other day the coal miners
in the Azetlc, Sunshine and Catalpa mines,
numbering nearly 200 men, asked the
general manager OF the Arctic company
to remove John James, the mine super
intendent, but giving no reason for the re-
quest except that he was dstasteful to
them. The demand was ignored and the
men quit work.
A rouslng meeting of miners was held
at Gallup and a resolution passed that the
miners in the other mines would donate
half their earnings to assist the strikers to
win their cause. The company contends
that Mr.. James suits them and it is claimed
will not conceed to the demands of the
strikers. Three hundred more men threat
EN- to quit work and join the strikers.