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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

This Power of the Press" the Attraction
Next Week.
Thu Power Of the Press finds its hem In
the influence welded by the newspapers of to-
day. The first act serves to INTRODUCES the prin-
pal characters and to tell the sad story Of Steve
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Johnny Could Name Them

Johnny" said his teacher, 'gf your father
can do a piece of work in seven days, aud your
Uncle George can do it IN nine days, how long
would it take both of them to do it?"
They'd never get it DONE" said Johnny,
They'd sit down and tell fish stories. "-Phiia3
delphia Record.
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LADIES, TAILORING,

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Dress making Pari0rs, No. so Wayne ST..
Jersey City. Ladies' Tailoring in all its branches.
Latest designs and correct shapes. Would solicit
Q share Of your patronage and r personal visit; also
Fine Millinery. LaoieS own material used II de-
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The NOVEL COUPON.

For Conditions and List Of Books Procur.
able See Yesterdays or Mondays
Paper.
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FURNISHED ROOFS.

FINELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
board, suitable for gentlemen; con W nient to
ferries, cars etc. home comfort; best reference.
No. s West Hamilton PARK.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81 1899.
AS to Women,s Clubs.

This Paper is Democratic in principles and Is
Independent tn its vieles on all local questions
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HOOPS PILLS arc tho best family cathartie,
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Special linz Of Smiths Moquette, 500
. All Wool Ingram, eec
&c Oil Cloth, arc
Very low prices on made-up RUGS in sizes from
6xe up to I2xI5.
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MALES.
AGENTS MAKE $500 A A GREATEST KIT
a chen utenstl ever invented. Rstails S5cts, 2 to
8 sold in every house. Samples, postage paid, Ave
cents. FoRsHRE & McMAKIs, Cincinnati o.
WANTED-ENERGETIC. RELIABLE MEN TO
~ solicit orders for fruit and ornam entail nur-
sery stock; permanens employment, expenses and
salary 70 those VINO can devote their entire time
to the work. For particulars. address r q.
CHASE & Co.. NSO South Penn Square, Phi ladel-
phia, Pa.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-05
r.,,,, ., Application for .. $. Patent

Irx,rxn STATUS LAND OfficE,l
pa,se civ Idalo, july IL, 1889.
>., A.. ,aranv given THAT James a. !o,usn'
~, ,s,os,ce address Is S,n Frsnc'reo, o .,.sss
MO and samuel O. Bowen, whose nnT, t,.sr whose
ia Cept.ryiiie Idaho BY Thomas W. their agent
10 =. address ia 'enterville ldaho, t.e ~
postom ,.oS IN fact has made appicatian ior
limited States Patent tor the
ORC Elmo
claim stuate in Elk Horn mining |
,,strc, oise county, S'ate o. idsho. onna h97
is, i,.r f.et Of the lode and surface groun ~
iaoi nn,e n. ino Sur No $50 and desisna an
ise' wue' u,a, and ieid notes Lot No. ~ a, uI
siryey ed lands of the tied states WY. s,,,aws.
variation at IL degrees ~ .ha cen er OF an open cut
a., ar,h whe, the notice II ocatinh was Va , 40
nosted: thence N 86 degrees W minu , y, .a center
p; .o,rss or line Of vein 40 feet 70 Gus oen
general conrse u =" center end ORC Fine; thence
posa m 90 minutes E. 2535 feet to cor; NO. y,
location identical with .or' No. ~
w,snce . pine tree blazsd and
marked B. T. $50 $50 bears
W 1875 feet distant. o. s. Mineral o1I, OK feet:
hears as degrees 81 minutes 81 10, fse,
thence IS degrees OF minutes
IN Cor. No Q. a pine post marked - LOO whence
,,o.ion hears se degrees OF minutes
~, 9f. 4, ~ 90, ,hsnce N 8 degrees So mnuies
M f.et To- Cor. No. 8. identical with cor' NJ
Of location, a pine post marked o 90 ~heh''
. nine tree 10 inches in diameter blazed and marKeu
r "a bears n 25 degrees % minutes 2eo Ice
| distant. thence N SC degrees w minutes Nc
| ,hsi te.t 20 Cor. No. 4, identical with tor- NJ
4 of location, pine post marked s 900. "he"''
fir tree Is inches in diameter 0lAAed ana mar 49,
b. T.. bears N 43 degrees 80 minutes ~ 'ee
a,s,.1t: thence degrees So minutes = ou
seat 10 cor, M /, he place Of beBihuins' gu
hraring AN area of 1927 scr 8. Tue s ~
mipiug cIai being on ,ccord In oinve Sdsh
county Recorder 4 said mining dis'r'G T, asra.
ity In Boise county. State OF ldano .a';,,s mi
locations being the Go tevii, winch au5 mn,
claim On The no tn, the Western wonne a. mi
yeyed,. situate 100 feet south of the oto i ,r
stts ciaimants. j. b. McUu,dy aud the heir
Mitchell Borno Mrs. Bakers claim tuhsurVe'eN
| name unknown, situate l6O feet eas.. ,v any moi
ANY aud all persons claimins adversely "sy ,r IN
| ton OF the said "Oro Fine" lode claim vi ~, NJ
uruurd are required to ale their ADVERSE Ia. :,
thereto with the l;-gister OF the Uuteh SUSIE ~,
os,.e M Roise CITY State of Idaho, within me sA
days thereof or they will be barred by vir ue VI
| provisions Of the statute ia such cases maue ~
provided. NcctEy Register
First publicatiCu July Is, 1888.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-05
Motto. of Application for ., .,r pa,sn',

p.;sa t,;tv idaho, July u, 1879. y
> Doise 10 hereby given that JanieS
No.' ,hosc postoffice address 70
J1uan, california, and Saha' ran
rranu,' those postoffice address 10
b oMI,n' Idaho by their agent anu a.o a,of
.ers,u''. rnnmas w. Bowen, wnose po',. TO-
i n i"o address is Centerville, iua d a,a,es
made application Tor o"'
Patent for the nr.
ode mining claim, situam ,v state Of
ni,nins ounsisting of 1850 linear eo le0t Goo,
iuahn Ia and surface ground ooo a,ed
.ne ling Sur. No 800, and oesis"" -,
wiae' "4 #c;sl nlat and field notes rs IA
on M Wa =, nnsuryeyed land OF the on ds
u ~, with magnetic variation "'
,,raas % minutes e, rs follows of an
g'e ur;nninp ut discovery. the ceh'e, V. -" ."
Des.na Nv feet. 8 teet deep IN earlh anu
Open 0u a,,,,re The notice of location VIZ" ns
roIN' a,lv nosted, thence N w degrees W ~
"iis .,as VI along the general COURSE vi
minu, ,s vain $40 feel to II firmly p iah.eu
iihe y. ost marked Nv" center emu new
plho US" oo0 feet to Cor. No ~
nue., ,;o. Io' with Cor No. ] OF Hca
,ion and place of beginning a III p'''
= whence q nr tTee 8"
800 o. ~ minutes
:, a;ameter bears 8 go degrees " nnina.o "a
W a55 feet distant, blazed anu ma NV
: r T. =; thence s SO degrees 70
1890 feet to Cor. NJ nine
d with Cor. No OF locauon' p'>
It ,a,ca Elk Creek
post marked 80 whence
l. uo,,,.;r hears N 81 degrees w
,s I'll, nee $ 20 degrees 90 mlhu'r o. N" 40
10 to Cor. NJ. 3, identical WIN oo'.
!. location, fir post marked .oo ~heno'
Of r,h Crock Mountain bears n 20 aegrtee
d. ,ncncc N 10 degrees 10 minu'es :"
r.. ZOO feet 10 Cor. No. a, Identical WIN Co'
a. No Of location, a fir post marked uno
e v hence a fir tree "a inches in diame'e
,lazed and marked b T = bears N
- deorees F. .7.2 feet distant, thence -
d,.Trees ~ minutes E, 600 feet to Cor. IN
! ihe Mace of beginning. U. =: Miner'
Monument No. /, Elk Horn mining q,
or. trict bears N 4s degrees % minutes
sss 4s7O feet distant, embracing an area
ley ~ ~, 10 -
for The said mining claim being on recol
in the office of the County kecoraer
said mining districts at Idaho Ci'y,
ing Boise county, State OF Idaho. Inc n H;'
Lot ,od est known locations being the ore o r,i
ON on and 90 Devil sur. No. Ss9, the Mes' i.
ur wonder (unsurveyed), j. B. McCurdy al
va the heirs of Mitchell Borno. claimants.
4,5 Any ana all persons claiming adverse
the any portion of said lode claim or s1,lr
ground are required to file their adver
r. Claims thereto with the Register OF -! |!
,ca United States Land Office at BOISE w
est' State of idaho, within sixty DAYS h 'r !,
No. or thew will be barred by virtue OF I
pca. provisions of the Statute in such cas-
a. made and provided ,u.,.,r
ked First publication. July IL, 1898.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-05
Notice of Application for . s. Patent
UNITED STATES LAND WHY
Boise cit, Idaho, July IL, 1878.

Boise Cit,, Idaho, Jul, II, 1893.
Notice ia hereby given that James &. Joratn'
whose post re adir' ss is san frahelsso, sS,ress
is Centervlle Idaho, by their agent ana $40 al
in fact, Thomas W. Bowen. whose posiomee nu
dress is Center, lille Idaho has as made apphs"'''n
for United States Paten, Tor the
Lode mining claim, situate in Elk Horn mining
district Boise county, State OF Idaho, consisting OF
1881 linear feet # the lode and surface grounu 10y
tset vide ,,eiup Sur No. 1894 and designated on
the officia plat and field notes as Lot No. 4O, unsur
ey ed lands the United States with maeneuo va
ration at 10 degrees 20 minutes 4, As follows;
beginning at discovery in the west END OF an
n, en- cut $50 teet long by 1913 feet deep in earth
and rock whe the notice of location was Originally
posted: Thence N IS degrees OF minutes Z along
the general course or lii vein 433 feet 10 SET
nine post marked "E" center end % 60 D. VII;
thence 80 degrees IS minutes rs feet 10 Cor.
No. 5. identical with Cor. No. of location. pine
most marked-A; thence s SO degrees OF
minutes W 1881 feet to Cor. No. 6, identical
with or. No. 6 Of location, pine post marked
"a, whence pine tree SO inches in diameter
| $50
blared and marked B. t oA bears II degrees 80
minutes W, 90 feet dstrut; thence N degrees
II minutes w &C. feet to Cor. No. OF this survey,
| $50 feet TO cor. No. T. identical with .or.
No, 7 Of location, a pine post marked -
| $3.50
whence pine tree 40 inches in diameter
b azed and marked B. T. A bears so degrees 50
| $50
minutes W 24s feet distant; thence N SO de-
grees O2 minutes 14Sl feet to or. No. 8.
identical with Cor. No. OF location, a hr post
marked A, whence fir Tree 10 inches in diane.
ter ears \ "a degrees AZ minutes 54.5 feet dis.
tant; thence 3 degrees SO minutes F
$50 feet to Cor. No. 5, the place of beginning
embr eng an a ca of 100 acres. s. Minera
Monument No. l bears As deg ees SO minutes
271l. 25 feet from Or. No. Of ORC Elmo Lode
which is cons ,lidaed with this claim and made one
survey.
The said mining claim being on record in tn,
Office of the County Recorder If said mining il
trct Idaho CITY. in Boise county, State of daho
The nearest known locations being the Orc Elmo
which bounds this claim on the 8 nth, the Western
Wonder lunsuryeyedl, claimants. J. b. Mc,nrd,
and the heirs of Mitch II Borne, Mrs. Baker,
claim tunsurveyedl, name unknown.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any por
ton of said lnd claim surface ground re
quired to file their adverse claims thereto with thu
Register OF the United States L nd Once Bois
City, State If Idaho, within sky days hereof, 0
they will be barred by virtue of the provisions O
the Statute in such made a. provided.
CHI S, S. KIN SLEY, Register
First publication, July 49, 1893
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The placing Of the Northern fa-
cif;c railroad into the hands OF re-
ceiver, forclbly illustrates to what e1-
tent railroad traffic has suffered
through the business depression OF
the Western States. This road was
considered to be one of the strongest
corporations in America. Its bonds
invariably called for a premium IN Inc
markets Of the world, and yet IN a
few short months, through the falling
off OF traffic in the mountain regions,
this immense concern has received
psrslytic shock causing its former
owners 10 abandon it entirely. They
assign as the principal reason the de-
prec,ation Of lead and silver.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-05

UNITED STAINS LAND oFrIcE'

UNITED STATES LAM VI ,aon
Boise City, idaho, July II, 1888.
Motto, is hereby given that James Jor ,..
whose pos,office address Is San Francisco, o soa
nia and samuel q. 30 en-, hose pos Office address
Ia ,entervilIe Idaho, ny their agent AMI al orue!
in fact Thomas W Bowen, whose stomce auuis Go.
ia Cepterv lie, Idaho, has made appiicauon ioi
:. IT., TOD States Patent for the
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n: :,
kxrER,
Az
Nam st.,
a.
f, -,
lcdl Ult
-! 9eters. e.
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are to-day feeble and infirm and I'M
able to find employment to earn a
living" Good as this suggestion is
there i. little or no probability of its
being adopted. The administration
that pays pension money grudgingly
after il is due will not be likely to
anticipate the payment of a dollar OF
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Notice for Publication.
F. A. NOURSE,
Proprietor

LAND OFFICE at Boise City, Idaho,
July 81, 1888
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice OF her
Intention to make final proof in support
Of her claim. and that said proof will be
made before the Register and Receiver at
BOISE City. Idaho. on September IL, 1893.
viz: Hannah Lick, of Horseshoe Bend,
Idaho, who filed Homestead Application
No. 2l34 for the NE4 NW4, NM4 NE
u, Sec IL, and So Sc d Sec ls, TIP N,
RAE.
She names the following witnesses tn
prove her continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz; james
Fenton, Timothy Brainard, Richard NJ
Woods. William K. Ray, all of Horseshoe
Bend. Idaho CHAs. S. KINGSLEY,
July ~, 1903. Register.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-05

No,,c.. ia hereby given that James Jordan,
whose postofiice address Is San Francisco, Os,iIo
NJ. and samuel o. 30 en-, hose pos Office address
90 ,'enteryilIe Idaho, by their agent ann Al orhey
in fact, Thomas W. Bowen, whose stofnce ADDRESS
ia Centerv lie, Idaho, has made apphca''on Aoi
I'm ted States Patent for the
Gladstone
r,,,,na claim situate in Elk Horn mining
distric, boise county tate of Idaho consisting Oh
1900 linear feet Of the Lode anu SUI lace eroun oV
feet wide, being Sur. No. o9l, ana 1esieua' ".
the ,,fciai Mat and field notes as Lot NJ" AZ unsur
waved land of the United States, with maRheuc va
ration at 10 degr. 20 minutes E, as ilo%s; WIS,
beginning discovery. the center Of shai a Ak,
feet 20 feet deep in earth and solid ROCK where 'e
no,i, Of location WAS originally posted, thence
80 degrees as minutes w along the general coer
or Inc Of vein $50 feet to the wesI csn.er Sn ,
A. nost marked S9l whence west center END ioca
ton pos bears SO degrees As minutes 400 iee'
thence degrees 10 minutes 800 feet to cor. NO.
/, . fir post marked =, whence Cor. No OF 'oca-
ton bears N SO degrees As minutes W 40 ieet dis,
| tapt; ence 80 degrees 40 minutes
=. whence Cor N. Of location bears S 80 de-
orees az minutes % feet distant GOO feet to Cor
No. 8, q hr post marked =, whence Cor. NO. o
location bears 6 40 de.rees As minutes Is fee
distant l5OO feet to Cor. No. A, u fir post mark
=, whence white ar Is inches in diameter biazet
89l
and marked B. T. 80, bears So degrees 81 minutes
2e.5 feet distant U. 3 Mineral Monumen' NO. u i
Elk horn mining district, bears n IA degrees =
minutes W 1855 feet distant; thence dc
prees is minutes E GU feet to or. NO
the place of beginning, embracing an area of 2o"o
acres. :, a., ~
The said mining claim being on record in the o.
Ace Of t Q ounty Recorde. Of sal mining distrie
lat d,bo Of Boise. state OF ldanO, III
nearest iocatinus being the Pride OF Idaho, hug
Turner and otn r. claimants tnnsurveyeol' ~ he
} along the north side. the Elk Horn and Side Ill
Snr No. SsS. situate abou 700 or 800 feet ives
Rainb W tunsurvey tdl, claimant j. w klle, lies
the southwest about 30 feet.
ANY and all ersons ciamin adversely any 20
Oh Of he said " Gladstone lode clam or sui la
Q, ounl are required TO file Their adverse cam
thereto with the Register Of the United States La
tiic. at oise ,lty. Idahe, wit in sixt, days 'her
Of or they will be barred by virtue OF the pro
ions of the Statute In such cases ,de and provide
GHtS. S. KINGSLEY, Register.
First put location, July is. 1898.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-09-05

The Chicago limited express train
broke through frail iron bridge a
mile and half east Of Chester, Mass,
on the 3lst. Thirteen persons were
killed and several others fatally in
iured.
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Over GOO people we're drowned
and killed at Beaufort and Port Roy
al, South Carolina, during the recent
storm. Great destitution exists
among the remaining inhabitants OF
the coast.
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Treasurer's Notice.

YreaSurerS NOuCe.
The following warrants are pa able al
my Office:
COUNTY GENERAL FUND.
Registered July Is, lS9l-Nos. 24l
300, PA, 246, 22a. 257, 2l9. 55. 29l.
ROAD FUND
Registered October Is, 1s90-Nos. SAL
542
F.F. CHURCH,
County Treas
BY E. W. BARRY, Deputy.
Idaho CRY, July Z, tsoH
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The Salt Lake
II R L B u n E

Is newspaper devoted to the best interests
of the Western slope and particularly t.
the development OF the Innter-moutaip
country.
For advertising purposes incomparably
the pest paper between San Francisco and
Denver.
Daily, 865 ISSUES per year. .$l2 w
Weekly, 10 PIP. 06 l., per yr.. %
Weekly, six months. $3.50. l oo
Weekly, three months. ......... 70
Address, THE TRIBUNE,
HAIT LAKE CITY. UTAH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-16
Napoleon and DAVIS.

The jefferson Davis funeral programme
will DO carried out fully and heartily, for IL does
not represent the ideas Of q few enthusiasts
and sentimentaisis. but the deep. sincere feel
ings Of the mass Of tho people Of the southerr
states. The romans OF Jen. Davis Will bC
greeted with as muoh affection as were those OF
Napoleon when they were removed from IT. He
lena TO Paris.-Ch3cGgo Tribune.
This is a paragraph from bitterly de-
risive editorial article, but II is true.
The southern people made an honest
fight for independence under an honest
leader and they are neither ashamed OF
their,cause nor IF him who was the head OF
their'Government.
We say to the Tribune as we once heard
certain speaker mot PATRICK HENRY say
hero, If that be treason, put 1t in youI
pipe and smoke it,"
At the same time we beg leave to observe
that the bones OF Mr. DAVIS at rest in Hol
lywood need no more disturb the tranquilli
tv Of this land than do those of NAPOLEON
in the magnificent tomb in the Hotel de-
InudlideS disturb the peace Of the former
allied nations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-16
Onr Fac and Hawaii.

II It be true that Mr.. Cleveland will make a
tour Of the world wnen he retires from the presi-
dency, be should by all means stop at Honolulu
and see the place where the flag used to be. Ii
might IN him with some Wheeling
fnteitgsncsr.
The Ineuigencer. like almost all the other
Republican papers, assumes that the
United States flag was in Its proper place
when 1t was flying over the provisional
government OF Hawaii. But If that flag
we're allowed to remain there ITS presence
would give notice to all the world that Ha-
waii was already under the control of the
United States Government, and that there
was no government with which UNCLE
SAM would enter into negotiations for the
transfer of the title to that country TO
himself. AZ it is now, the United States
flag Is not Haunted in the eyes of all the
world. and will not be until we shall have
gained possession of the coveted islands
IN manner not inconsistent with inter-
national law.
In a word, President CLEVELAND will not
undertake to treat with a government
that floats the United States flag.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-16
Senator Daniel and the Preside


The Raleigh Nescs and Observer is wide Of
the mark ID supposlng that Senator DANIEL
has abased himself in the slightest degree
to secure the favor Of the President.
Major DANIEL is not that sort of a man.
There Is no one i'll Virginia, even among
the Senator's political opponents. who
would suspect him of any such thing. To
know him is TO know that no such charge
could lie at his door.
The President likes bold. decided men,
and we suspect for that reason, am ong
others, BouRKE COCHRAN and JOHN W. DAM
IEL find favor al his hands Both of those
men made their speeches at Chicago after
the rout Of the Hill men had commenced.
There was no longer shadow of hope of
defeating CLryELAND's nomination. but
while others were Jumping on the band
wagon" they marched to the platform.
faced an angry audience, and made the
speeches which they considered 1t was their
duty TO make.
We are not surprised that the President
likes these manly men. No doubt be has the
feeling that inspired the gallant old General
DUMAS Ga creature Of fiction, typifying the
chivalry Of life). who said If is astonishing
how one likes brave man after he has
crossed swords with him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-16
A Soldiers Speech About Woman.

| A Soldiers Speech About a Woman.
The address Of General JAMES II. LANE
recently delivered at Auburn. Ala. and
published in our last issue. was one of the
best efforts Of that class we have seen in
many years.
II was valuable for tho facts 1t con-
tanned, eloquent in Its simplicity. and pa
thetic in its unstrained description OF
the youth Of the South leaving their
schools and colleges aud taking up arms
in 1861. Ii was, in fact. the speech OF
soldior-simple. direct, modest, true.
If the story of the poor woman who
saved our army from surprise at Hampton
has been told before We cannot )magine
that IL was ever told SO we'll as General
LANE has given it TO us. Who was this
woman? Is her name and deco treasured
| in the neighborhood where sho then re-
sided? Is she etill alive2 If so, wnere?
| Is she dead? II go, IL there monument
over her grave, and does that monument
relate the circumstance called TO memory
| out of the mist of years by the address Oh
General LASEi
| AS trtUtIhl LAM bdN6s thNAt
monument to the women OF the South.
| and we Of course concur with him that
| that monument should be at Richmond.
| But how can we raise the necessary tundsE
| For twenty years we have been raising
money in Richmond and III virginia ana III
the South 10 build monuments to Con
federate heroes. Our private soldiers
u ,rAn,cha1 The lofty
granite column has been erected, but the
bronze figure has not even been designed.
| And now we are about TO set in morton
agencies for the collection Of Q fund 10
build the grandest and costlicst monument
| of oil TO President DAvIs-to the Confeoe-
racy, indeed. As yet only small sum mas
been collected for this purpose, and It VIII
take us years TO accumulate as much
as we shall need to carry into exc
cution the plan adopted, which IN
cIudes q tomb in HOLLYWOOD cemetery
and a monument in Monroe Park.
| How. then, shall We be able to build
monument to the womenS The prospect
is not clear. Therefore, will II not he wise
TO make the soldiers monument the
women's monument as well Can't We
| unite the two ldess IN one before inc
bronze figure Is made? Isn't the scheme
practicable? or would il be better for rs
to wait. and when the private soldiers
monument and the jefferson Davis monu-
ment are finished and paid for. enter the
field with collectors and secure a sum sum
cient to erect a monument Dedicated
wholly TO the women Of the South:
II seems to Us that this Is matter wor-
thy Of careful consideration.