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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-06
Society Notices.

pXOfLSIoR LODGE, NO. L. O F. holds
~ IT'S regular meetings il odd Fellows Hall
at Centervtlle, the FIRST and third SATURDAY even
ings OF zach month. All tuenllers in good stanJ
''s ~" inNteo 10 atttho y order Of the N. g.
DANIEL JONES. Sec'y.
ptoNEtR LODGE. NO ]. l o. o. F.. hollis its
regular meetings in odd Fellows Hall tdah,,
cry, second and fourth urday evenings of .a,.h
month. III members Ia good stand no are inyitaa
to attend. BY orler oIthe N. G.
NV iUNroy seey.
PoSE REBrKAH LODGE. NO is, l. o. O. F
IL holds rs resuia NEE iugs H. odd Fellows
hsi ldahn tiy. on the LIST and 81 Tuesday eye,
ings OF each month. All members in good ,,and.
lug are invited To attend BY order OF the n. q
HANNAH SChMlDr, sec'y.
COVENANT LODGE. NO. 6. /. o. 0. f.. holds its
" regular meetings IN Masonic Hall, Plsceryills
on the ID aud 18th Saturday evenings of each month
All members good standing are invited TO attend
By or ter of the N. G.
IDAHO CHAPTER NO 1. RA NJ ,a,s. "a.
L reg lar meetings in Masonic Hail. Iishn eli,
~, tne 81 thnrsda. evening OF each IN nth, All
tasnahl hs ~ eo',d standing a-e nvi.sl 10 attend
ori'r oil the ii. p JOSEPH TRAVIS sre'y.
DIE LODGE NO. Q, 1 .. q r h,a.t
~ regular meetin i'll Temp, rance Hall Td.h
. Ivy, IN wednesday evening CT zach week An
members IN good standing are invued 10 stt.nS
isy order Of the c. I. IDA ToMPKINs s.r,v
pLNCth Lode NO. s. A F. "A. NJ holds its
1 re ular meetings. in each month in Nassau
nal III eervi 10, GA the SATURDAY. On or hrst 80,
day AFTER, the fnll moon S~'"
| uAho LODGE NO l. F. & NJ holds it, /
1 = mar meetings IN Masauie hall Iiano a.,
80 Tue 10 saturday OF esch month All memhars |
:, T. a, ',si"'Hs -.e invited ,o al end -, order /
- '''' y" A. 'As. J. MARSK, see'y
M ZPNd CHAPTER NO. G. q E : hoIas =,
III r guar meetings M Masonic II H. idaho titv
a 'is nrs' lh"rssi evening If each month II !
netnh RS III Ee'd standing sts inyttrd IN s,,a,i
hy order Of he W. NJ. ROSE GAkkE, Hr s',.r w.
r NNNEN LODGE, No. 10, s. o. u. ~, bo,as
~ ~ regular meetings in odd Fellow All ia -
,t on the i,h "Wednesday evening of each MN
" esai.s oi lie d. W. join AENNALY,
Recorder
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twenty-five and fifty people were
killed. River steamers were driven n
the marshes, high and dry, and will
probably DE total losses. One sloop
was turned bottom up, but may be
saved. The wind was accompanied
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-06

TnK Grangevills Free Press adj.
vises the farmers OF Csmas Prairie 10
quit the business OF raising cattle,
horses and wheat, in which there 4,
tu. little profit on account OF low
prices and distance from railroad, and
oeoome raisers Of swine aud shippers
OF tho products thereof, which always
ind ready sale at good prices. Cam.
IS is FIRST class hog feed, and there is
great abundance OF it on the prairie.
The reasoning of the Free Press br;s.
iles with good sense aud the article IN
general is porcsted Tor perhaps the
more correct photography would be-
pork a,ed) with good suggestions.
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UNITED STATES LAND VFFIcE'

Boise City, Idaho, July II, 1893.
| Notice is hereby given that james Z
Jordan, whose postofticc address is San
francisco, California, and Samuel e
Bowen, whose postoffice address is Cen
,ervile, Idaho. by their agent and attorney
! in fact, Thomas W. Bowen, whose post0t
] fee address is Cenierville, Idaho, has
made appl. cation for United States
Patent for the
| ode mining claim, situate 10 Elk Horn
mining district, Boise county, Stae oil
Idaho consisting of l490 linear feet OF
the lode, and surface ground 800 feet
wide, being Sur No. 800, and designated
on the official plat and field notes MS Lot
No. Al, unsurveyed land of the United
States, with magnetic variation at IS de.
grees 90 minutes h, us follows:
Beginning at discovery, the center of an
open cut Sx5 feet, feet deep in earth and
rock. where the notice of location was
ori. inally posted, thence N SO degrees %
minutes w along the general course or
line of vein $50 feet to II firmly planted
pine post marked Nv" center end Reve
nue., 800 feet to Cor. No. l.,
identical with Cor. No. of ltca
ton and place of beginning, fir post
IN arkcd - whence fir tee 90 inches
800
in diameter bears s 60 degrees 10 minutes
w 255 feet distant, blazed and marked
B. T. -; thence s SO degrees o5
1890 feet to Cor NJ 2, identical
with Cor. No 2 OF location, pine
post marked = whence Elk Creek
Mountain bears N 81 degrees W:
thu nee 20 degrees 55 minutes w $40 feet,
location, fir post marked $3.50 whence
f, thence N 80 degrees 05 minutes W,
1890 feet TO Cor. No. 4, identical with Cor.
No. of location, fir post marked -
$50
whence fir tree "a inches in diameter
'lazed and marked B. T - bears N %
ueSfteS II ~ leet distant, thence N ~
degrees % minutes Z, 800 feet to Cor. No.
!, the place of beginning. u :. Mineral
Monument No. 1. Elk Horn mining dis
trict, bears N AZ degrees % minutes E,
1910 feet distant, embracing an area of
20 523 acres
The said mining claim being on record
in the office of The ,unty Recorder of
,aid mining districts at Idaho City, in
Boise county, State Of Idaho. The near
Est known locations being the Orc Fine
md 90 Devil Sur. No. $50, the Western
Wonder (unsurveyed), J. B. McCurdy and
he heirs of Mitchell Borno. claimants.
ANY AMI all persons claiming adversely |
my portion of said lode claim or surface
ground are required to file their adverse |
'laims thereto with the Register of the |
United States Land Office at Boise CITY. |
state of idaho, within sixty days hereof
" they will be barred by virtue of the
provisions of the Statute in such cases
made and provided.
CHAs. 5. KINGSLEY. Register.
First publication, July IL. 1898.
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Notice Of Application for U. 8 Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,


Boise City, Idaho July IL, 1898.
Notice is hereby Civ en- that James Jordan
Whose possibilities add ess rs San Francisco, Caliior-
MA aud Samuel q. 80 EN-, hose pos ottcs address
is entervile, Idaho. by their agent and at oruey
III fact, Thomas ". Bow-n whose stotfice address
Is cen'erv lie, Idaho has made application for
united states Patent Tor the
Gladstone
Lode mining cain, situate in Elk Horn mining
uisTic Boise comfy, tate OF Idaho, consisting Of
loOO linear feet Of the lode. zee ground GOO
iei wide, being Sur. No S9l, ana designat uu
tue otncia plat aud heli notes Lat No. AZ, unsur
VeSed iaud OF the United States with magnetic va
ration at ~ degrees 20 minutes f. as blows:
beglhhiig at discovery, the center uf shaft 4x5
eet ~ leet deep in earth and solid rock where the
no'h ~ location was originally posted, thence N
on degrees 10 minutes along the general cour g
or ne of VEN 100 feet to the west center end, a
mr. post marked S9l, whence center end luca
ton pos bears n 50 degrees 40 mi uies w 1865 feet
thence degrees ID minutes L 800 feet to Cor No
ton bears N SO DEGREES As minutes 46 ieet dis.
tanti ence ~ degrees 40 minutes \
1890 feet to Cor. No. =, a piue post marked
- whence Cor. N. 2 of location bears 50 de.
sol ~ ~
grees As minutes % feet distant 600 feet to Cor
No. 8. a hr post marked =. whence Cor. No. of
location bears so degrees As minutes E IS feet
distant 1900 feet to Cor. No. 4, IA fir post marked
-, whence white fir IS inches in diameter blazed
and marked B, I. = bears N So degrees 81 minutes
sol
30 feet distant u s Mineral Monumen, No. l.
Elk horn minng district, bears N "A degrees ~
minutes 1858 feet distant: thence n 0 de-
grees 10 minutes 6OO feet to cor No /
tue place OF beginning, embracing area If 20 6i
acres,
The said mining claim being on record in the OF.
nee OF onnty Recorder of SAID mining district
at Idaho City. County Of Boise. state Of Idaho the
nearest locations being the Pride of Idaho Hugh
turner and Bother claimants (unsurveyedl lies
along the north side, the Elk Horn and Side Hill
sur. NO Sss, situate about 100 or 500 feet west
Rainbow tunsurveyedl, claimant J. w. Kile lies to
The southwest about POO feet.
ANY and all persons claimin adversely any nor. |
Oh u lie SAID Gladstone" lode clam or 81, face
1 ouhh are required 10 file The adverse CLAIMS |
thereto with the Register OF the United 5 aes Land
'ihe' al oi,e city, idaho, wit i'll sixtN da, there
d., or thes viii be barred by virtue of the pro is |
ohs OF the Statute III such cases de and provided
GHAS. s. KINGSLEY, hegisler
First publication, july is, 1S93
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-06

Democratic purity, a. Is is pictured
by sfumpers and scribes, and as il
actually shows itself to be when the
machine is put in motion is Just
cause for lack Of confidence. A
great deal was said about tho contri-
button OF John Wanamaker to tho
Republican campaign fund and his
subsequent appointment as Postmas-
ter General. The Democratic party
rscoiIsd in holy horror at the though,
OF such bargains. Nov II turns out
that one J. J. Van Allen contributed
$4,000 to the Democratic campaign
fund with the distinct understanding
that he was to be appointed to tho
Italian mission. This has created
quite stir, and is bringing out 9th.
or similar bargains. The great trusts
agreed to contribute literally on con-
dii'on that they were to be unmo.
Tested by tho administration. In ao.
cordance with that agreement Mr..
o'ney was appointed Attorney Gen.
sral, and like a good square man, and
man OF his word, be 10 honestly
sticking to the solemn agreement and
positively refuses to prosecute trusts.
The great beefy personi6cation of
nnadalsers'ed purity 10 receiving
quite . setback. 1t is good thing,
occasionally, to have a change Of adj.
m,n'ssrstion just to prove that the
party that has been in power is not
The representative OF all the cussed.
ness, and that the party that has been
Out in the cold does not have a mo. |
nopoly of all the purity.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-06

dispatch of the 4th gives fright
full accounts of the results of the
storm in Louisiana. At least 1000
people were killed and drowned and
the loss of property amounts to
100000. A tidal wave swept over
Grand Isle. destroying lives and
ON all sides. Hundreds OF
ishing smacks at Chenier settlement
we're either beached or demolished.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-06

a memorial to the Senate sgains,
moneme'alism has bsen signed by
100 OF the mos, prominent business
men OF Philadelphia. They sav i, is
proposed to appreciate the value OF
the gold dollar by the demone,ixa.
i'en OF silver, and in this way in.
crease the burdens of tho debtor
classes England and Germany are
the two creditor nations OF the world,
and their capitalists stand behind
and support the present attack up.
on us.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-06

During heavy wind storm on the
Sd, two hundred lives wtrs los, near
New Orleans, and in and around thu,
city property to the value of 81, ESQ.
600 was destroyed. The storm also
passed through Florida and AlAhams.
Much property was destroyed in the
former State, but no loss of life.
fsf Mobile, Alabama, betwces
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-06
Notice Of Application for o. S. Patent
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

Boise titA Idaho, Jul, H. 1893
Notiee IS hereby given that James e. Jordln
whose post'fh'e address is San Francisco Califor.
MA aud Samuel g. Bow en- whose 20 .tottc. address
~ Crnterve, idaho, by their agent and a-toruev
d a. iact Ihomas " Bowen. whose posoti,e ad
Tor "a United States Patent for the
Go Devil
Loue mining claim, situate in Elk Horn min,ng
astrict, Boise county, State Of Idaho consisiiuo ~
l4Sl linear feet the lode and surf ,e yron, 20
.ee' "Iue, oeihg sur. No 1894 and designated IN
'he "incial plat and field notes as Lot No 10 nnsnr
eaeu iahns the United sta es, with magnetic va
'i1 u az ~ degrees 20 minutes 4, as follows:
beginning at discovery in the west end of an
OF en- cut $50 te-t long by l2xs feet deep IN earth
aud rock whe the notice of location was originate
posted; Thence So degrees OF minutes + along
.ne general course or hue I vein 1873 feet To set
pine post marked "E" center end "a Go II ~ &c
thence 80 degrees SIS minutes f rs feet 70 Cor
NO o. identical with Cor. No. of location, a nine
post markedo-A' thence Sc degrees %
minutes W ISL feet TO Cor No. G. idar,io.,
WIN Nor' NO u location, "a pine post marked
$50 whence pine tree SO inches in diameter
'"Ne' anu 'natAea D. l. C.o A bears II degrees 50
m mites; W 90 feet dstrut; thence N degrees
20 70 minutes GOT feet to Cor. No. Of this suTv
~" ies' 10 'or' No. q identical with or
NO. of location, a pine post marked
whence n nina 49,, an $3.50
. a]ed and marked B. T. "A bears 50 degrees so
-, $50 W
minutes PAS feet distant; thencs " se !,
s,ees w minutes 4 14Sl feet to . or No ue e
IDENTICAL with Cor. No OF location. n s tro. o,
marked ~, whence a fir Ires 10 inches in dior,
'e. ais "a degrees AZ minutes E "a Z foo, Al.
am thence degrees IS mi,,,.s us
i.u ieet 10 Cor. No. 5, the plac. nj n,,;',, L
s si eng an ca of 500 acres n SsMii"Ine I
W., H'nnmh ut No bears As deg ees r. n,rn
.tlizo teet f. N o. No II ORE Fn i,,''', es u
survey mis- eiaiil and made one
one ne SAD mining claim being on record in a.
me VI ,ne County Recorder If said min;na .ne
~. ~ ioauo Clty IN Boise county. STATE of a.h 49,
.hih s S known locations being the Orc ~;
v en pounds this claim on the soutb ths waa. mo
!, S"u ' tuhsurveyedl, claimants ] N.,Su
~ nv ue heirs of Mitchell Borne. Mrs psu arus
IN '""s"r'eyedl, name unknown Aei
-, "u" az ne claiming a,iyerselv am, -
'nir.a =, au "n cain "r surfare gtonnd ars na
800 u NE their adverse claims iher.,o ,,i,s re-
' % me United States L nd ttic.. q, i, .ie
~, o,ae IL Idaho, within SIX v days h 90 noiNe
4, ey vii oe barred by virtue of thu nro',., o
AZ suen cases m ode provide VI
Fire, ,.,,,,, CH 5 5. KIN SLFY Ra,is,o
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-06

"You strike a silver dollar with a
sledge hammer and you knock the
dollar out of it. 1t is no longer a
dollar; what is left is bullion. The
same is true of the gold dollar, but
the government will take that gold
dollar, and at the expense Of the peo-
pie will recon it--put the dollar back
again. But the bullion that is left
after the dollar is knocked out Of the
silver dollar ia pig metal. The gov
eminent will not put the dollar back.
and in this and this alone lies the
cause OF the difference in the price OF
silver and gold bullion. Senator
Daniel.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-06
ONE MILLION Foa Shaver.
The New York Recorder Proposes to
Isaac such an Edition and Clreu.
late II Throughout the Geld.
bug Centers-

That aggressive silver champion o.
the east, the New York Recorder, !.
about to issue an edition of its paper
that will go laundering throughout
the land. II proposes to circulate !,
100000 copies which will ombody the
writings OF Americas ablest silver
champions as well as the work OF the
Recorders editorial staff. The fear
lessness OF the Recorder is certainly
TO be admired. 1t is the one grea,
paper in the east that has the bold
ness to antagonize the combined pow
Or OF Wall Street and lay bare to the
eyes OF the public the goldbugs' real
objection to bimetalism. Mr.. J. J.
Wohltman, the special representative
Of tho Recorder, is in Denver at the
present time. He wishes In secure
ro-epars,ion in the 100000 edi-
ton, and surely there should be no
lack OF support to this great underta-
king. II the bimetallic industrial
league, chamber OF commerce, real e.-
tate and other organizations will come
forward and lend their voice and aid
the success OF the enterprise is as
snred. The conditions in the east a,
present seem TO favor just such plan
Of disseminating information amongst
the CLASSES who would benefit most
by the use Of silver.--Denver News. |
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-06
xsstee 20 raxp.yer..

Notice is hereby given tina, taxe,
will become delinquent on the sec.
ond Monday Of December, 1898, and
II not paid prior TO that date ten per
cent will be added thereto.
c. BAIRD,
Assessor and Tax Collector.
Oct. ., 1898.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-10-06
The County Commis, ,o,ers

WI ,"'lse county, State of Idaho will
IN Idaho City, ON s"u'ct
Monday, October o. Isea
an accounts or other MATTERS cou,;,
beiore said Board should be filed tw vo'l 1.IG
prior to that lime. eu Two days
la. az accounts and papers must be legs,,,
t. f' iie ,i 10 insure action thereon ana s
r ,i VII, DC presented unless ali tbe saa.'
"'e pau ART. Gun >INGliAMe eco
September Is, 90. eo' Com.
The evening world., 1893-11-08
ECHOES OF ELECTION DAY.
Many Police Cases Disposed or a.
the Tombs To- Day.

The Tombs Police Court presented the
usual post-election appearance this
morning. The line OF DRINKS and dlsor-
der.ics was about twice the ordinary
length, and a lot OF boys, whom the po-
lice mad captured while stealing ash-bar-
reLs, stoop ratings, doors and other NOV
able woodwork for building election bon
fires. were also In court.
one OF the boys. Frank Lapere. a
twelve-year-old Italian, OF 80 Park street,
had even broken into a vacant house in
his search for combustibles, and was
captured by officer O'Rourke. His sis
ter pleaded for him, and Justice Meade
let him 50 with a reprimand.
Jerry Moriarity, Frank La Membo and
DOmenico l.aghambo, who were arrested
by the oak street police last night, on
suspicion Of having engaged in a shoot
Ing ARRAY, several shots having been
heard, were discharged this morning by
Justice Meade, because there was no evi-
denCe against them.
Edward Manning, OF l67 CaTm.ne street,
who was arrested Monday night for steal.
Ing a roll OF cloth from the sponging es-
The evening world., 1893-11-08
SOME HAPPY MOMENTS.

royal lush.
When an aching tooth elopes with the
dentists forceps.
When you deposit the last hundred
dollars which makes your bank account
a million.
When the nurse says it's a boy and a
perfect picture of yourself.
When in u lawsuit you are in the
wrong and the jury finds In your favor:
When after a two hours political
speech a good friend gives you a
schooner of beer.
When you learn that your sole creditor
has defaulted and absconded.
When you awake from a nightmare In
which you are on the point of being
murdered.
When. you pocket the eighth ball In
When a bartender hands you back 10
cents too much.
A., When the conductor overlooks you
and neglects to collect your fare.
When your wife goes shopping and has
her pocket picked of so cents.
When your best girl orders canvas
back duck and the waiter Informs you
hat there are none left.
When you've, forgotten you latch key
of the from door OF your lodging-house.
When you've two girls in tow and find
Delmonico's closed and only "A beer and
sandwich place open.
When your tailor doesn't ask a de-
posit In advance.
When your iceman is In the clutches
OF the sheriff.
When a man behind you loses the
train you catch-Hallo.
The evening world., 1893-11-08
JUDGE GARY IS ELECTED.
Republican Judicial Tickle: Succeeds
in Chicago.

CHICAGO. Ill. Nov. S.-Thc revision
to-day of election returns shows that the
Republicans elected their entire judicial
tickets, with the possible exception OF
Graft. with Judge Gary in the lead.
Craft was identified to some extent
with the Socialists here.
The Republicans showed gains
throughout the city and county over
the Presidential vote of last year, and
in addition, Gary, who presided at the
Haymarkct Anarchists trial and who
was opposed by Gov. Altgeld's influence,
received many Democratic votes.
In the tight for County Commissioners
the result is somewhat in doubt, and
it may require the official count to de-
eide which party is in the lead. 1t is
apparent, however, that the Board Of
Commissioners will be a mixed one.
Gary's plurality Is estimated at 5000,
although enthusiastic Republicans place
1t as hiGh as Ii, 900, The remainder OF
the Republican ticket is probably from
ZOO to 400 behind Gary's lead.
The evening world., 1893-11-08
H MANS LOT.
His Job Locks Easy Enough, but 10
Is Not Ali Cakes and Ale"

To one who has never tried it nothing
seems simpler than running an electric
car, says the Boston Transcript. There
are a good many simpler things, how
ever, and as a matter of fact some men
who want jobs as motormen on the
street railway have to give up because
they lamont learn to handle the car.
In the frst place. considerable strength
Is required to manipulate the brake
properly, and In the next place there Is
handle one way and the crank for shut
ting off the power the other way at
the same time that is not easy to
learn.
The. local railroad has no regular
school for training men who aspire to
run electric cars, blu It has a reg
ular system OF teaching the recruits the
through p certain line OF training before
he Is allowed to take charge OF a car.
When a man apples for a position as
list, and when the company begins to
get a little short OF men ard his turn
comes round he Is sent for n put on
a car with one o. ne eXperlenced men.
front platform Of the car and watches
the driver manipulate the brake and
turn the current on and off.
After he has learned his and become
familiar with all the curves and switches
he Is allowed to try his hand at running
the car. The first thing he does after
ySs Sa' h s,Srt ion Is f. to get gnt n fsEs SIu and I'd
bring It to a standstill after a passenger
has signalled that he wants to get of.
He begins to swea.. and before a car
and Is glad to give up to his teacher.
This goes on for about a day, or until
the, new man gets a little confidence.
Of stopping the car SO Quickly that il
Will bring the passengers off their feet
In addition 10 this, he Is obliged to
gain a sufficienr knowledge OF the con-
structlon of the motor to be able to re-
pair slight breaks and put in burned
out fuses. 1t Is usually about two
weeks before he is competent to take
care OF a car alone. and even then he
can learn sometnIng more about run
ming one every day.
The evening world., 1893-11-08
REUSED THE CAPITOL ECHOES.
An Unknown Vocalist Who Sang Q
Ballad in tho Rotunda.

1t happened during the long vacation.
before Congress convened, that an UNI
known lady strolled into the rotunda Of
the Capitol. There was no one about but
the guide and a few tourists, and a
couple of friends who were with the I'M
known suggested to her that she try
the acoustics of the hall.
ington Post, but the idea seemed to fas-
mate her. As she stood silent for a
moment. as II. waiting for her accom-
paniment, something In her easy pose
lights.
Then she lifted up her voice and sang
easily and unaffectedly al a bird-and
such singing! 1t was only a simple old
ballad, but the voice was pure and clear,
lent. But this was not all.
The echoes Of the great dome awoke
and Joined in the song until 1t seemed
magnified and expanded into a whole
great chorus. The guards and guides
crowded In to hear this impromptu
concert. and even the anxious sight
seers, who had allotted fifteen minutes
1t was grand, 1t was inspiring, and
the singer seemed to enjoy this ~realiza-
ton of her art, which she could never
attain in an ordinary hall. When she
paused a round OF applause awoke other
echoes Until 1t sounded like the tribute
of a great audience.
And then the singer. realizing her
situation, departed.
Who she was no one at the Capitol
the doorkeepel, saying that she had
sung In many halls, but none like this,
gave rise to the surmise that she was
not unknown to fame.