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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-08-22
The Haudprcss in the Rain.

The old handpress in the rain
kuSting ;Aorr b. the road,
In the dank rank grass where the Orleans
\ strange and sad abode!
But daisies Written its rust and STAN
And bloom DER the handpreSs in tue ram
Little the teamStcrS know
AS their whips crack .oud in the air,
The story linked to the long ago,
That speaks from the handprcSS there;
And to tell that story were only vain
As the handpreSs rotS i'll the woodland ram.
And yet, It's a story frausht
With life and its JOY and woe,
And one that rings in the House Of Thought
Where the tides of Memory flow;
A story of labor and love and pain
That leads to the handpre5S i'll the rain.
so. it trusts and rOts by the road,
Where the woodland dcWS are chill;
The owl boots over its wild abode
And sweet sings the WhippOorWll;
O. the story of labor, ana loss and gam,
With the handprcss there in the woodland
rain. ..,.,.,
FRANK l.. STANTON.
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ladies TO each of whom he has been be-
trothed are weeping cut their eyes Tor hlm'
kncpIjn@ To heaven with deSpalrlhG
cries or hardening their hearts To marry
men for whom the do not care 4 baWDec.
Th.. hero's aunt mas committed crime: ev-
ervbodv in fact is in despair. when an
idea occurs To the nero. Indifferent to the
SORROWS of his nearest and dearest. he sits
down with his notion and writes novel
writes like person possessed. He has the
proper kind of BRAIN the nucleus has beeh
dropped into it, the pearl begins to grow
and TO assume priSmatic hucS. lie Is so
happy and even the frOZen-out angler might
be happy If he could write Il mover III me
absence Of salmon. Unlucky. my pfuh Is
not capable Of this aesthetic malauy, ana 10
save my life, or 10 milk Il fine warm COW
rain" as the Iulus say, | could not write
novel nor even Il snort story. About the
sh0rt story, they call 1t, with capilai lei-
rers, our critical American COUSINS INV
much In say. Its germs, one i'thceS' Il U.s.
ually incident. or Il mere anecdolo' ACCORD
ing to the nature of the author praih' 'n'S
germ becomes either the pearl Oh " pi'ei
conte or the seed OF stately tree III llrte
volumes An author Of experience soon hil1s
out now he should tredi MS natefldi- ohe
writer informs me that. gwen the iuea' 'le
germinal idea. 1t Is as cas-! lor MN /" lniAe
a novel out OF ii as Il tale 'S '''S!' anu
much more satisfactory ana rehUHle'''iNt'
others like Guy lie Maup3SN"I'' i'' 'A'l'l
PIE 9tf'l4t AZ Ai'iN 49,
in cutting down, not III aiHpili i''-' III ~
lccting and reducing, nor III Allowing o.irl
Ideas to group themselves rodii'i '"V mo-
other characters TO aSSeiloie 'l""u. 'n' 80
VIII" he cSSeh'tal- l'i'!l stems i'"iiS - W
the Whole phil"Soph! ol 'iiiH Ai'''O'' ~
Ing when so IAdh! "'-NH ~ - NJ
me CROWN ol 'HV - 49,
on me nature "a an -; -, ~
excel IN expansion Vi /" itn"' '''i' " i''!
he economical ana Out 81 "u 'il'' u''0 in,'
spin the WhoIe ootooh 81 d 4oi''''iiN VI en-, NJ
may be eAtfaNaSail 'h's sife " C'i0 W
away IN the pT4rIeSt l"ihi loS''i: ...
THESE IDEAS may come 1" d ~ 10
ways rs we S'i'!' ii"Hi Il u IN ;,.i,.,'.
fraSHichtarE experience va iiOol ~ -:
IN HE are ItaGh'ht'If'' i,cni d" ,li'll 80
newspaper lE"Ih " t"ie ."iN - tI 49, ,
MOI long ago Iot tA'llit''' ~ @1,
woe out oi Wui'H ~ "'! '"f . ,,,Ii1
have made the most shls'iS, me ho me- we IN
ana IN" most Suller1L'll rdiiy iio' ii'n ,,,,t
MS 0"', ~ - ~ ,r,ot,,roI
rs ne d'oS NOV 'N'ri III 'i 'i t ~; ~
were A. written j" 'ieIiSA' u !iii7"' "
NY Ha"! 'H"Hl''I, anu, tH 'iNiV -
h"lI ""ud oc S""'AIu' i,u' p' gay IVA
bfItlsh t"hIen'"hN' ''''9 ''le c'li,io' ~ o ,s
III IN hhSh'n DION .. ili,'s'' ~. -
nor III Us ''''oe1 ~, l'i'.'i,. a., ~,
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TngersOoli on petry.
From America.

From America.
asked Colonel Ingersoll what true poetry
was, in has unpo"tic Nassau street law OIL
flee Yesterday, and he replied: the poetry
Born of experience. Let ii man VINO nae
never lost IA child. who has never dropped
t,,rs ON the cartn covering loved one,
read a poem written by Il man VINO mas never
known bereavement, and he VIII tMhh IL d
poor poem. But when he shall lose a c en-
or a dear one. that poem will not satisfy nm.
T1nn lrf him read Il poem by one VINO has
.S:.oI ,s NE has suffered and he Will COME
81 Hu'i - full realization OF VIVA! poetry IS lor
instance. read Lowell'S AFTER me me. hu rH
,,trittnn after the death OF his ciild. ma
n,ita from the heart rot from t!c mead
an ana coming from the heart 1t reaches the
ri
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-08-22

Mr.. Oswald has the reputation of being
the ..hardcst fighter" at the bar, says Inc
london Truth. Various stories illustrative
az his pcrsistcncy have recently appeared
~ thn nnnars bur | have not seen the fol
lowing. which is, perhaps, the best: Ar.
oswYId WAS arguing Il case in the court Of
appeals at great length. Already the court
nd jntimated pretty clearly that it had
hoard enough, but Mr.. Oswald had treated
these intinlations in his usual manner and
Went on raising point after point.
"EraIly." ut last one of the lord justices
ren0nstratcd 'really, Mr.. Oswald if you
intend to rely on I1Gae points a {ou should
$50 / did my lord. replied Mr. Oswald,
Shut their iordships stopped me-,
''They stopped you, do they inquired
it,"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-08-22
The t'lIrfe.y.

From The st. Louis GlObe-Democrat.
Good stories 30 with some of the things in
the state buildings 1t the worlds fair. The
picture of the school girl who cndea"Gd her
memory to tn" rcctation,ts 10y writing
.Gurfcw Must Not Ring Ton ,!l'' hangs in
tEe MEXICAN building \ faded copy Of
the weekly paper IN which the first puh
cation OF the poem madn Is shown
Rose IartWicil Thorpe wrote The CurtcW'
Her home then WAS in the village Of Iitc
field. One afternoon at school this girl Of
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-08-22

giving an account of the adventure, Dick
set 1orth. Ike primeyai highlander the
covering doing duty both for plaid and I,ilt.
clothes OF some kind We're provided for him
AZ the cottage. Il rickcty old boat was fetch
ed, ana he and his stag were rowpd across
the river where his clothes layr
That is all, but if We're a dealer in
romance much play might be made with the
future fortunes OF the sportsman and the
maiden. happy fortunes or unhappy. In real
life tho saSSie drew no with" u shepherd
lad. as Jenny Doni%on has it, n.arried him.
and helped 10 Populate the strath. AS for
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-08-22

From Paris Letter.
General the Marquis de Gallifet enjoys the
unique distinction of being the only man III
Europe who has ever kept the prince OF Wales
locked up and prisoner 1t was during
the palmy days of the empire. The prince
made his appearance late one n!EhI al IN"
GaIlifet mansion in the Rue Rabelais. in
condition which only be described az
frisky IN the last degree.
The marquis was entertaining number OF
friends and scandal was on the eve or
taking pace. Ga.iifet. seeing this, enticeu
the royal youth away from tn" crowded
drawing room to distant houdoir and then
having Induced him to enter. locked the do"r
on him.
the prince, when he discovered the trick,
became very angry, and made q most aWIul
noise Finding at last that no ora paid any
attention to hinl, he settled down on the
sofa to sleep
Next morning Gaifet Unlocked the door
and received the princes pardon And even
thank, for what he had done, thanks which
received their expression Il few days lat'r
ON in the shape OF ruby and diamond pm
which the general still often wears
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-08-22
Itri,iiZin~ he New NaYT

From The Butralo Courier.
Can't we get up 4 srna.l war with Andorra.
or uahumey. o. ; nrEImoli, lHSt 10 e,hco&
orr rpw cruisers ana battle SHIPS in ii few
nrncliNAl SrrmniAgeS:
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-08-22
ivoof CoaCl,lsiye.


From 1'it-Bits.
'cnc of you boys has paen stealing raSihi
,rnin: have found tne seeds on the floor
Which one of You IT, Tommy: II
wasn't ne; | swallowed the seeds in mine.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-08-22
Little OFF Giorally.

From The New FORK Life.
Chicagoensis: Il want houtonn n,
Florist: Yes. miss. " iat coior>: SAca-
t,ti,nr'v
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29
Hrm,r1 ahIc Pension FRAUD

Sprrug'"Dd, III, July ~ A. result
% the verdict in tina celebrated Newby
pension fraud case Unlte States D,s
trlct Attorney Shut aUi Special
Pension Examiner Mcbride narrowly
escaped being assaulted 10y mob ~ the
defeudants ~ pH'hrIsrs.
The jury returned ayerdlct ~ guilty
aud loud murmurs were heard from the
seats occupied by Beutou's partlsans. A
short time afterwards as the people
we're walking out Of the ROOM threats
were made against Shut aud Mcbride.
Before the mot could do any harm, how
ever, the prosecutors reached safe
quarters.
Thus ends FOR the time being one u
the most noted pension fraud cases ever
tred' lwo years a.'o the prisoner, who
WAS confined in al almshouse in White
county, this state, announced that he
wss William Newly, who had, sinos the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29
1rI.rGRArmiC TIpi>GS.
u.r.n,nx,n,rawo ,.nrth,-,-

Luudou, july -. lDHcurslrs TIA" m
tom = Gpv. hltv"ld ~ ra,iJuIus the
Nrarch,ete, the Weekly rim"e aud h"ho
Vnirh ~ ~, '~Isrial organ ~ ~" rad
I nj element u tue Mage "rfu"r- ~
tirrH, britain, rN,g that vi ~" tan" "i
thn convection - Spuas m,d 'l- aHsp
ciatrs II took the rhthr ground now
had dnNn 10y Gov Aligrid, tina, IT," MI
archl.ts lid bot have - TAR trial, aud
that IT," court VA. pt'.ud'r"i against
ihrin, and that 1t hh- never tHli"i 10
ptotrs, against ~" uutnltu"ss with which
the prosecution No. conducted. III"
prosecution gu,p CO., 80 -nJ that II ~ tW
late, unfortunately g. pardon thor- VIZ
wef" executed not 'cHu" their ctiut
Whr proved, but tu ,ntJr'y the Tears u'
the American vel g. Ip mild," c,assre
One la, the stuty - TIE Chicago rot
val be- told Nt,nuut 'inggrrauuu, Hut
sumethtug uk" .urtlD" MI u" don" I,
men, who, Whatever tueir faults ma!
huN. la."u we're rrtinuIS yudUCHll!
uItdrt,sl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29
An odd U~str,ctIon.

At recent exhibition Of modern
paintings In Germany the suhjoinrd
announcement was posted up;
"TAkE NoriCE!
I'm order that the effect of the pic-
lures may not he totally Loaf, or at
least partially impaired, By the loud
and glaring colors Of ladies dresses,
III" managers have decided 10 issue
the following regulations:
~ ac galleries are only opened TO
visitors dressed In white, black, or
violet, Gray has the privilege Of be-
ing admitted at u reduced entrance
Zee, Violet Is admitted free Of charge.
Persons wearing the national COS.
Tunes are refused admission.
Tine public are requested To OBJ
serve the above rules in the interest Of
ar, and artists, and be particular IN
appear IN violet THE MANA0ERs"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29

NJ Jules Simon has discovered
sccrc, Of old age. and he Ia, 81
lated the recipe in two words 4
lectual work Nothing, h. dcci
helps 80 materially to conserve p
cal strength ~ mental cn,p'oy1
and in proof Of this theory h. pi
out that the French Institute i,A
feet congregation ~ hale and b.
octogrnarians, In the Acadcn.
Moral Sciences alone there are J
thelcmy Saint. llilnirr, Na,hi
frnnck, Duruy, l.nrumhicr". la
snn and lInuillirr, all Twin,
eighth decade through lahur,un
productive days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29

Luuduu, July - An nddl.es vii
shortly be- ISSUED 10y the Grand lSoaSr
To- the Good Trmplars 81 the world sel
ting asId" SPECIAL day Tor memorial
s.rvIcrr for the Victoria lodge ~ the OF
der, every mrmoer 81 winch VAS lost 10y
he sinking 81 the wHtshp Victoria l.
II An interesting fact that M entire
lodge ~ the sam" order wns loet IN the
terrible Disaster that overlook the Fury
dice IA ls1S Then IA now not siuslr
member was eHNed The Good T-mplarr
oi the world viii also be- asked To- con
trbut. to ~ fund Tor the erection of u
memorial To- the lodge.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29
The Iron Hail swindir

Baltimore. Ind, July - The various
branches ~ III" Order ~ H." Iron Hal
throughout the country ~Ill to day cleo,
delegates To convention Ia be held
next month ut Indianapolis at which u
vigorous ctT Will be mad" Ia again
pat the concern on its feet II IL said
that over two thirds u the membership
has been pledged to continue paymen,
Of assessments IN order 10 preserve the
organization from humiliation The
courts will he asked to reins,nte the
order in accordance With the decision u
the supreme court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29
Declined with Thanks.

London, July - II The Duke OF York
on behalf Of himself and the Princess
May has declined with thanks TO receive
IL. wedding presents voted the couple
10y the Central Independent Labor As
socration OF Bradford. The present IL
question consisted OF four books
bound in board and bearing the
following titles: Facts for Socialists,
Our Old Nobility" The New Book OF
Kings" and The New Book Of Lords"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29
closed Uown for Hepair-.

Pueblo Col. july - The steel
works paid oil their last months pay
roll and have closed down for two weeks
'or repairs. /, has been rumored that
the works might close Tor an indefinite
Tune. but the officers hare say II IL but
tDr two weeks, aud II may possibly 81
trud to three weeks but no longer Sew
era large orders are now on hand which
must bc gotten out according to con.
tract and Tor the mills g. clore Tor n
longer period than tire. weeks, the
work could not be Accomplished by the
tune specified.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29
.I,NrInnhs object l.r-sou

Washington, JuI! - Since JHuuar!
nearly 80 national bnuks have r,p-"d
thrlt doors, against l,ss than ~! dur
IA. the rnmr period last year, 90 a."
inlurrr th,r year, tiN" hhyc been utt"d
States i"r0r.' r,rs AZ fploNe TIE
tlrrt National BANK ~ Little Rock,
Ark the tate Cl'y National bank -
Atlanta ca. the Propr'- Nntroua, bank
u Denver, Colo, the German National
IT Denver, the Kentucky National OHuk
~ Louisville. The latter bauk, whch
closed IT. doors, had hy the lust
report r"c-rvrd, some $iIOUuo u United
Stu'rr fund.- lhe government val, OF
cuUrrr, Loose nothing 10y th"s" fUIurea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29
srr,an, Gail.m IN south Afr,c.

Ia south Africa II Is the Kahir girls
VIII" DEMAND references from the
women who desire To engage them "a
dumrStics II Is not unuAal Ia see
some such advertisement ~ this In
The papers: Sable Moori OF Graskop
is willing To do very light house work
in u family where no English servAnts
are kept Those who desire her as-
siStnnce must be- ready a. furnish
testimonials OF good character No
others need apply"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29
Movements OF specie.

New York, July - The imports OF
specie at the port o' New York for the
last week were $l,9H ,Oi2, OF which Sl,,
lGis,rI WIS gold and 80, li9 silver.
The exports Of specie FROM the port 81
New York tor the week werS sl,l9,OO,
u which $500 Was gold and sl.l2l,jOO
SILVER. OF this amount tl,lsIuUO silver
went to Europe, AID $500 gold and
&.bN SILVER went to South America.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29

Mann good book has nrrn written
~ pr SON Socrates, ,rr,autrS. Run.
van Nr'p" Luvcla'c. lass. iIrrangrr,
Eu..-sh, ururgc Ntthcr aud James
Montgomery all continued Mcir liter,
A.. Ahprs white suffering irum n cur
~ ucnt of liberty
WY little boy NHa very Ind oil FOR
iNu months with dlHrrhnR We uaa,l
'pr.pus medicines, also called ~ tao doc
tnrs, hut nothing DAD HIM any good I'm
n, Hr used thHmhrrlRln's colo, cholera
nui dlarrhda remedy, which gave i'm
mediate relief aud soon cured hlm. I
'uuslder Il the h"-t medicine mad. and
can curscieutiously recommend II To- all
N'p need u dIarrlul ur collie medicine.
] T. Hare, Trenton, Texas. - and ~
cent bottles Tor sale 10y r. II. burgess a
Nnu, druggists.
director ~ Works Burrham and Fire
Marshal Murphy ~ the Worlds fair
have bean held in sj,On bonds each for
TRAD Tor criminal carelessr sss in con.
uccton with tho cold storage warehouse
disaster.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29
Turufr., Cemr. 60 An End

Milwaukee, Wis. july %j.-The quad.
r-nuiHl national funniest OF the North
American Turner Bund Gomez TO an end
to day. This mornings programme con-
prlsad competitive sSimming, athletic
gslues 10y the local turners, and club es
ercis-s 10y the ladies' classes. The
award Of rlzes will be made this even.
ing, and concert and pyrotech mo dts
play will then close the festival.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29
New Hampshire muraiaEtp.

Concord. y. IL, July 25-Serlous Tor
go, tires are raging IN numerous locali'
tles IN New Hampshire, aud many OF
them will not be completely eItIugu'sb
ed until ram comes. The tire ia the XII
kenny forest, n few miles FROM ! 'Sncas-
ter, has already done Immense damage.
1t hHs extended half way 10 the summit
- Kilkenny mountain and destroyed all
the treSte bridges on the Kilkenny rail
Nay IA lts path Another extensive lire
lr raging IA the Watervllle woods, aud a
large gang ol men has Oeen sent up from
Plymouth To tight II.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29
Caieaonian Celebration.

Chicago, July -. Delegates TO the
International convention Of the North
American United Csl-donlan sssocia.
ton continue to arrive. The conven-
tlon will open To morrow at the First
'!e,hohlst church. To-day the dele.
gates IN town were taken to the stock
yards and other points Of interest.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29

Gibraltar is free port am a,
might suppose, u good dca g ,
CLING goes On across the span ,t
/, was suspected somehow th.'a.
deal ~ ace was being hrnup'' a
duty free There was u lady Ssh.
ia the habit ~ driving tu aud 'so
an invalid husband in u carriage
she seemed 10 devote the u'.,
trutinu To- her wifrly duties II,,
duet was greatly admired un'
some suspicion falling On IN 2
plary person her carriage Wa ,'
and searched TIL" poor ,u'
proved to To- u dummy. maGr
nothing hut bundles uf lace.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29
Onpo-rd 60 rrise Eixh,s.

Valparaiso, Ind, july 2.-Judge Gil.
bart ~ the circuit court, has written q
letter to Governor Matthews concerning
the pr,zs fights at Roby, Ind, saying
that under no circumstances would the
Corbett Mitchell fight be allowed 10
take place there lie proposes to act
with or without the corporation OF the
governor,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29

Laat fall WAS taken with II III
summer complaint, accompanied q
wonderful diarrhra Soon after
wife's SISTER. who lives with us, u
ken in the same way. We used q
everything without benefit. lheu !
let us try Chamb-rlnin'I cuHc, ctl
and dlarrhua remedy, which "" lid
It cured us right away. think
Of II, h. Il did Tor ma what II "Ss n
mended u do. John li-rt ~, u.
Bsrks Co Pa. - and ~ cen, b
FOR sale by 7. II. Burgess Il Sob
YIsts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29

For "a cut, 6ruiss or scAld. there is
nothing equal TO Chsmberlains Pain
BALM, II heals the parts more quickly
than any other application, and unless
the injury 10 very severe. no scar 10 left.
For sale BY I. II. Barguss a sOn. drug.
gists-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29
as'eehlp Citizen
ALRuorERQrI IyLN ~. 1874

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29
,.xn,,- kn,:Sr--r,1ST'

Manitou, Colo, July -. liz. Senator
John J lngslIs, of Kansas, with his son.
sheffield Ingnlla, IN ut the Cltf la con
,rtsa,luu with your correspondent the
~ senator said he was out u politics
nud dad tao. wish to be quoted 10 proph.
rcy uu the result Of tue Forthcoming
legislation lie SAID. however, that he
was aud always had been staunch bi.
mrtalhst. lie Was not decided on the
subject VI ratio, but he was unwavsring
IA his belief N the utility VI the white
metal IA money, and he could not appre.
hrud that any legislation decidedly in'
imI.al To u would be enacted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-29

bat, lie ~ shiloh, b.en moutned ~ dead,
n.d iu ahuse demise n WI" bud tween
irrWiuR ~ I"uulun.
N"wbJ, ~ rather Benton, ~ he u de-.
rlarcd to be by III. verdict, vent To the
Newby hume and wAs recognized 10y
r.,erni persune, including Mrs Newly,
u, the long lo-, husband some time
later Benton Applied Tor pons,on under
the name u Newly anu MI ,nvestlsa.
ton was immediately set on foot. The
attorneys Tor the defendant will move
'uf new trial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
Thn HnNIs iInnnment.

To ne Edi'or 0fFje Ltso7'ct:
Now is the time % take prompt steps 10
raise funds for the monument 10 Jefferson
DAVIS and beg leave - submit 10 the
Judgment Of the DIsPATcV plan which
has suggested Itself bv which | believe a
verY large sum can be raised with very
little difficulty.
Let week be set apart as monument
week" IN which the ladIes of every clty,
town. and hamlet OF the South shall hold a
bazaar or festival IN proportion to their
number for this cause 50 dear 10 tine
southern heart. II the press will propose
and urge II and the veteran camps and
memorial assocjatious viii take hold OF Il
II can be done successfully and tar moro
protitably than 10y q mammoth bazaar IN
single city.
Let every woman and child IN the whole
Southland be given an opportunity 10 do
something for this cause, and tho power
Of the iittles vii hr 'lete manifest.
Tho COAL reefs. those mighty mOnu-
ments OF ocean. wcra not Quilt by one
tremendous agency, hit 10y myrIads of
tiny insects. each doing It's own little
share.
There are thousands ~ loving hearts
aud hands throughout the South ANXIOUS
10 give their labor. wL."h i al they can
give - help. Let thcm do thls and let
those WHO haFe money guy from IN, L.
Let the men do their part aud let tho
women and the little children be called
upon 10 do theirs. aud there IL little
doubt OF an enthusiastic response. Thus
Will the monument oc spontaneous
tribute from every one-irOm the lottlest
to the lowest IN all our lovely South.
Let the press urge T. and the associa-
tions forward il and success, j. certain.
would suggest the nrst week IN De-
cember. preparatory TO the holidays. so
that the ladies' can prepare suitable gifts
for every one VINO wishes to buy.
VIRGINIA.