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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
FOUND The sIs4agR u FLAMES

oriznha passn the deserted crafs city
81 So. augustine.
New York. Oct. 21.-The Ward line
steamer Orizaba. which reached port
today from Havana. reports having
passed the steamer City Of ST. Angus.
tine IA flames and burned 10 the waters
edge AZ 2 O'Clock Tuesday morning. Is
miles southeast from Hatteras. The or.
izaba steamed alongside for some time.
but found no trace Of the burning
steamers crew.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
coaBsrr VOW CLANS rHE BELT


sa.m pltralmmoms lias poffeifsa- gamNa
VIII 0ffsf y Afain.
Mes YORK. Oct as--Tho following tei-
evram was received ~ the editor q
sporting paper here today
-8ot sprlnKB-I claim the champion
shtp beit BY revfeit Fitzsimmonn han
Failed 10 1--we up 70 a single agreement
ana the Florida Athletic Club declared
the match on. want you 10 acknowl'
edre mis- claim and announes publicly
today. ana i viii offer tne BELT 70 PC
fought for b. Aaher and 0Donneil
LANES ]. coRBETT."
70 this dispatch the following reply
was made.
..ro James j. Corbett. Hot Springs.
/ Ark.--According 20 the conditions gov
\ ernln9 the belt ita disposition goes with
I the decision OF = referee. In the ab-
sence az q referee. Il depends upon the
| final disposition Of the stake money. ~
\ after October II. Stakeholder DIVER &C
tnowledees your claim 70 Fitzaimmons
stake money, the belt win be awarded
20 you. The declaration By the club
that the match Is or II not q factor 70
the agreement between you and hitz-
simmons. n there Is no fight on DC
tober 81. the agreement Of articles are
nuutfed. II you announce your retire
mena a. champion we win offer the belt
FOR competition BY Maher and O'Dpn-
nell or any other challenger
ANOTHER BLOW.
Hot Springs. ARK. Oct. AL gave e
every newspaper reporter last night my
anal proposition Ia order TO make
night possible. naming 10 reputable IN
biased men for referee and giving Jul
ian until noon today 20 agree % one o
them or suggest others. Julian lett hers
this morning unceremonlousiy withon
arranging anything. / further said
would wait until noon tomorrow (Fri
day. for him to deposit Stolo00 with an
reputable man, In order 20 maxi
his boasts good. + claiming that moth
Ing further could be done without NJ
side stake or q referee. win walt unit
noon tomorrow and Fftzsimmons no
accepting my fair proposition. shal
leave for New York at 8 D. H. and pa
no further attention 20 Eitznimmona.
JAMES ]. c0RBETT.
DECLARED A DRAW.
New Orleans. Oct. 2s.-The 2s-roun
glove contest az the Olympic Club q
night between Jack Everhart Of tn
city and Owen Zelgler OF PennEylvanl
was not completed until La this morI
ing. As both men were on their feet I
the end OF the 25Ih round. the contei
was declared draw.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
BANKRUPTCY

--of the physical being l. Che result Of draw
ing iucesaantiy upon Eisc reserve capital uf
neTre aorce. TIE war, tear ard strain Of
riodcrn aite arc concentrated aron she neTR~
OTIS system The young neu af CTR day be-
come sufferers from 4arrvuns debility OF ex@
liaustioa. rgrFous prestrAsi0n or weakness.
Taas may be The resell Of too much mental
worry alad excitement, or the result cf bad
practices and excuses, OF peruicians habits.
cnHtfartsd "a youth. through Ignorance.
They feel irritable, weak and nervous with
such distressing symptoms - haekache,
dizziness, shooting pains Id head or chest
sometimes indigestion. The middie-aRed
men. IS well. suffer from exhaustion less a.
niauly power, lon spirits, impaired utesnary.
ana mary arrangements Of rafnd ARID h9dy
The iilsused brain i uoFbidly wide aUake
when tbs ovefmnfked business mar attempts
70 find resi il bea.
Inc physieiana and specialists ok the In
valsds' Hotel and Surgical Iuslitate daxctA
THEIR hesi energies e retaining and rest0F.
ing such ituf0rtslEstes % health Arb lfappi-
uesA They have written 3 book Of I68
pages TREATING Of theae isaalaassa ARID setting
tofth rational means 81 hoFue-treafncnt
90 tlieif epge lt Il ssnt secnselp 4asAal8 is
ftesH ea1yl2br, on reesint al 10 cents fox
postage.
Address WORLDS DIsPgNsARv aFnpIcAr
Assoc5AItozi, 10. 90 Main St1Set, nuE
faiu. ". v.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
The CHRISTIAN ENDeAvoR oaoAN



M0athiy pnhiiGatinn 20 rs Issued b. the
Great 0rNnuixssfgu.
Chicago. Oct. "a. Within a few weeks
there win BE issued from this city a
new monthly publication in the In
fercst OF the Christian Endeavor so
cieties Of the United States. The new
venture has already a guaranteed cir
culatlon Of ever 100. 900. The movement
for the estahllshmentsof the official or
gan under tho auspices 0f the society
was innugurated at the Cleveland con
vantion, aud Endorsed at Boston this
summer The work of the paper win
be conducted al0ng four principal linea;
First. missionary extension: second,
Christian citizenship; third, evnngelistlc
extension. this being q movement 70
carry she gospel among the people not
ordinarily reached BY church services:
fourth, the rescue OF the Sabbath. The
publication win be known as the Chris
tlan Endeavorer. and among its pro-
meters are Edward T. crsgin and 8. L.
MershOn.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
nDoNEsT FoR PAYNE oF PAlouse

4 North nnknfa CpuFt Decides AKatnsf
Money Learners.
Grand Forks. n. D, Oct 13--Judge
Templetou. OF the district court, has de-
ciaed this case Of thu First National
bank 81 Portage. Wis, which brought
salt against John r. Payne Of Palouae.
Wash. on his written guarantee of the
payment 81 a note. An attachment was
issued and levied on certain property
and a sumEana ordered published.
Judge Tcmpiet0n decides IN favor Of the
defendant. The decision settles a point
uf considerable interest TO bankers and
others engaged In the loanIng OF money.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
NV one aUNoRe0 ME- RecoaD

Tuymau Ciirs this Marx set - Himself
~ Minu8o ana q iinIf.
Louisville. oct. 25.-This afternoon
&c Fsnntain Ferry. ~ r. Twyman
broke the i00-miie record The former
record. made by himself. during his
last 2f-haur record ride Was 4 hours
ana y minutes and 70 seconds. His
time today WAS l.zl.11
The firsf SO miles were covered IN a
minute behind the record. The last
mile was made IN 2.lG. Quada and tan-
dem used to pace.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
MAahINe ID oTHEa eAITLE TE1IevEs
0kiahama Cos boss Il sds short work 81
Iva Dasp "a los

Oklahoma Co.'S boss ii sds short work or
Tvs Dssp laAnes.
Kansas City. Oct. IA special 10 the
Star from Hnnneasy. Oklahoma, Raya.
Two members Of seipp Watts band or
dasperadeHs. Jim Umbra and Mexican
John. stole 90 cattle from d. II. Chap
man. The cowboys closed La On the
despsradoes u miles from Cantonment
and after a fuallade Of bullets the ban
dts surrendered The cowboys hung
the two men 90 the first tree. A label
was attached 10 their clothing warning
other members Of the band to Quit this
work or suffer the same penalty.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
Esaaton. p. r.. alternate. Rev. @. n
Luccack. ID ID.
ENTs CHURCH.

PRESIDENTS CHURCH
The First church Is the Presidents
church.. tue worshipplnE place Of the
president beine thus familiarity known.
pr. hewmmnsa church, during the
Grant regime became very famous as
the generals place OF prayer. The
First church IS In an out-of-the-wag
place. few blocks from the capitol
Years ago the fashionable set moved
away on toward the White house and
left The plain little brick church % the
care Of surrounding boarding houses
and encroachinR ahopa Ita life was
lnuguiahinN wien Grover Cleveland, in
1855, discovered III Rev Byron sundeF-
land "a Old friend and took q pew
IN his church. lie was quite regular al
worship during hts first term and the
prosperity Of the church increased.
Then II fell away aRain during ale
Harrison sway. During this necoRd
Cleveland term presidential prestige
has net counted for much with Tie
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
AS HoliNGss NAY SOON PASS AWAY

Ail Ills Fataiiay seaana 50 rs Cenicrsd ln
Iiis Brain.
Lausanne. Switzerland. Oct 2g -'rha
Gazette De Lausanne Gays although Ii
IL not true faHt the pope = dying. Il Is
learned that BIS strength haa rapidly
declined during tire laat lew meufhs
His entpuraNe are 81 the opinion thaI
he wiii DOT survive the winter All his
gitailf2 asana % b eentsrea Is HIS
hTaaB
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
eAsTEUas ReNAINs Transferred

PAST EBFb NE@AtNS TRANSIT ERRED
Fnterred in a Tomb neHeaih q Nonu.
meat 10 Ass Institute.
Paris. Oct a3---The remains Of Pro-
fsasor Louis Pasteur. the eminent sci
enlist, we're today borne from the GEM
etery OF Afontmartre and Inferred ia
the tomb which has been constructed
beneath the monument constructed at
The Pasteur institute, to commemor-
ate the FIRST case Or hydroph0bia cured
~ incubation. The streets along the
route OF the funeral cortege were
thronged with people. In the funeral
train were the eembers Of the family
of the deceased. the ministers. senator's.
deputies and numerous delegations
from different scientific and either bod
lee. from an parts Of France and from
many foreign countries.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
SALE Of oalpple csEek PROPERTY

rhe Raven COMPANY > aioialuRa rnoughi
FgHr mnnarad Thousand Dollars.
Denver. Oct. 23.-Tha properties Of
the Raven Tunnel q Mining Company
on Raven HIN ~ Cripple Greek. one Of
which - tho Raven mine. which haa
produeed ever 100000. has been Sold 10
g. @. Hathaway, Eben Smith ana Ii
Moffafl The price ia understood 10 be
mere than ss0e.e80.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
An g0Toa gully o. coNTeMp7
Attacked the Member or the supreme
Court Of Mcxieo.


Court Of Mcxieo.
Santa Fe. =. II. Oct. 2a.-The court
Of private land claims adjourned today
until March. "A formal decision finally
rejecting the Peraita land grant ln
southern New Mexico ana Arizona
claiming about lz.50a. 900 acres, worth
al least SIS 900 900. was handed doan BY
Chief Justice Reed. The decision was
eoncurred IN BY the other four judges
The court holds that no alleged claim
ant, Miguel D. PeraltR. baron Of the
Colorados. existed and the grant papers
are forgeries. This conclusion il reach
ed after careful researches BY sneofal
agents and members of the court IN the
archives Of Spain and Mexico.
Beavis, who II IN JAIN now on charge
Of presenting a fraudulent claim. saws
he win appeal the case to the United
States supreme court.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30

St Louis, Oct A~zack Henderson. a
farm laouseF $40 attempted yesfafiia =
eatfmMa ihe wife Of his employer. gauag
allens a. Vinegar BEND. Washington cossn-
~ Ala, VAS sonna hanEinm Go 4 gsaR thgm
morning. giddssd with bullets.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
BEAT HEIRS 10 Their CASE


Santa re. nj M. Oct 2A-The sn-
preme court Of New Mexico has rem
sleFad q decislon IN favor or the Max
well Land Grant Company In The suit
o. the Bent heirs, involving d twelfth
interest In the Maxwell land grant, val
und nt $500 900.
This celebrated case has been IN the
courts over 30 years. II grew cut q q
claim Of the children Of Governor Chas.
Bent who was killed IN the revolution
Of 1871 At Taos. The present decision
outlets the title IN the Maxwell Com
pany.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
CRAZY RuMoR AsouT a csAzY NAN



Repors That nrazgians Want 80 Restore
the Moanrchy.
Rio Janeiro. Oct z3.-It IL currently
reported here that secret movement.
said TO have been going on IN favor Of
restoration OF the monarchy under
Prince Pierre Of saxe-CobHrE. Is as
running larger proportions Peirre Ii
the son Of Prince Louis Anguate Of
saxe-CoburR and PeiEceRs Leopoidfne
Of Brazil lie was born in Hlo Janeiro
II tgss.
THE NAN rs CRAZY.
London. Oct. 2a.--ofElciais % the Era
Gillian embassy here say Prince Pierre
or SAKE coburg Il ID the Iunatle asy-
iam in Austria and there II no founda-
ton for the movement ID Brazil IN IA
vor Of restoration Of the monarchy.
Regarding the dispute between Great
Britain and Brazil on the subject Of 2ne
island Of Trinidad. Brazilian officials
say 40 action IL expected before the
next cabinet council at Rlo.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
- - 1870

e. Louis. Oct. 91-Tan frslrht trains q.
the Wabash railway eoIiid4a al NaHflns-
burg . miles east 81 A7eaieo. laaf nirhf
killing Dan kehoe, a pump foreman h
me enHloee of the read. and Fdmsrs
Thompson q Tanp. 40.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
CREW OF The 81. AUGUSTINE SAVED

PICKED In BY the steamer Nae0a Near
rs Bar tinR srnef.
Boston. Oct 2l-Captain Gaskeli.
wife and crew OF the steamer city 81.
Augustine. arrived THIS morning on the
steamer City OF Macon. having been
picked Up by the latter after leaving
the burning So. Augustine.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
Marriage Paper

Containing over 80 advertisements from
Ladies' ard Gentiemen who want q Eet
married. Ise best marriage PAPER pub
tlAhea. Send % cents ia stamps or silver
Address
POW KNnT. spnsare. Mn.h.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30

Ex-senator Van Wyks az Nebraska.
stricken with apUpiexy Monday afternoon.
Is somewhat better.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
brazil t4eLes : WAX NEloHsoy
Gayoreor uf Ampsa Given Means :.
tcrafy Against ghn french

Paris. Oct 2i-politiQne coloniale.
discussing the controversy betueen
France and Brazil ovsr Ampha terri
tory says the governor 81 cRbeal Is
toEuiylng Ampha, establishing en-
tFanchen camps and shooting those
Who resist The governor h also re.
ported 70 have resolved D piece 81 ora
nance from the Braalllan government.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
NaaTn caRol NIeNs IUaNep OF
Hearty Reception "a the Chief MaRistrats
an Ills Nav south


Hearty Reception 70 the Chief Magistrate
an ill- Aay south
Greensboro, n. C.. Oct. ss.-The prea.
idential special train passed through
bore en- route to Atlanta before ! MS
morning. The president missed a warm
reception b net rising early.
At CHARLOTTE.
Charlotte NJ q. Oct 22.-The pIest.
Dental party reached this city mt a.a6
this morning The train stopped &
minutes. The president shook hands
with . part Of the large crowd. lie
stood % the steps 0s the rear ear with
q bouquet 81 rosea III bis hand. Abaut
1900 sehaol children marched aaat ihe
president. many shaking Bis Land. A
round q applause wens 40 AZ the train
pulled cut.
AT sPARrANBURG.
Spartanburg, s. c.. Oct. a-The
presidential train reached here al Il :s5
This morning. Six thousand people. Ia.
Guiding the students of Converse cpI.
lege, were e the depot Tue train stop
psd 70 minutes. and The president was
continually cheered.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30

2 d >" 877lIlI IIEl u IF7-H-
FlHe II ues Molnea elevator rauaad 4
loss 81 SIaaHaa
haagerle hnn8ht italian slasansn.n
philosopher spd author. il dead.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30
The Famous
RU2cIAN EnpAnE
- @S@A9hN ] OHIAO l.


80 2 II 17Tl7779
htetaH double the aWennt 81 auy ether
grass tor has OF Pasture. Win stand the
AsrN Season ans Crews ~ vigorously "a
september aa p Juna 81 grows ca ary
blue where nothing riHe wiIf srow 7t
solves the problem e p=sssraae IA the
halouSa country
Price &c $3.50. 40 cents rsr fsasre.
Ten pounds Will aRea 0na nera ana should
e sewn g the fNA Wlll sell aothlnE ioaa
Than {en pounds
of references, Agricultural College.
tailsaAns Wash. and Agricultural DHnNst-
menA "a ere University u. 1dAhn Address
All cfdcga 70
~. n slltEhHe~
Maaeaw k9aaol
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30

TIE teNn e Ceres ponn.. vas demtrnved
hy nFe Wednesday morning.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-30

Southern Idaho. from the advantages
offered. II Just now receiving attention
from abroad: 200 families, comprising
one ca4ony. are coming this season. and
an the public domain is limited. Il win
evidently not be lung till the desirable
lands win all be taken.
THIS company offers the best terms or
any In the state. For particulars or
further information. call on or address
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-10-04
THE ALLIGATOR WAS LIVELY.

And the Man Who Had Been Pumping
Lead Into Him Had to Swim for Life.
w. A. Gilbert, the gunsmith, and
party of friends have just returned from
hunting and fishing cruise in Nassau
sound in the yacht Fannie, and Mr.. Gill
bert has good reason to congratulate
himself that he is not sleeping the last
sleep in the stomach of monster gator.
The gator was found one morning
dozing on the placid bosom of the sound,
only his nose and a part of his head pro-
truding. Mr.. Gilbert drew bead on
him. "Crackp' went the gun and the
gator half 1eaped out of the water.
Then he churned it into bloody foam.
MIR. Gilbert hurried UP to the gator
and pumped eight more bullets into him.
Then the. silurian lay still and Mr.. Gil
bert concluded that he was dead.
Not caring to lose so fine a trophy, he
pulled off his clothes aud swain to the
gator to tie a rope to his tail. He had
adjusted the rope nicely. when suddenly,
to Mr.. Gilhert's surprise and horror the
gator wheeled around. with his mouth
wide open and made for his would be
slayer.
Mr.. Gilbert, with remarka bic presence
of mind, Owed. When he rose to the
surface the gator spied him again and
bert dived again. Tfkreee times times the same
thing was repeated. At last Mr.. Gil
bert reached the shore He was almost
winded, and his hair, in spite of the
water, stood up straight on end like the
qullis of Observation-Disclosures Times
Union.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-10-04
SOME COSTLY SLIPPERS.
Footwear Oh Dainty Feet, Adorned with
Diamonds Worth SEQ, GEO..

Footwear on Dainty Feet, Adorned with
Diamonds Worth SEQ, GEO.
ut would surprise most people," said a
west eud bootmaker, Ito know of the
huge sums which some of the aristoe-
racy spend on shoes. and especially on
slippers, Only the other day a countess,
whose name is familiar to everyone, had
Il pair of slippers made which were
decorated in a picture pattern, like a
pair of worked slippers. with precious
stones, these being largely rubies, emer-
aids and diamonds. The result was ex-
ceedingly beautiful, but the cost was
over t45O0.
There is one accomplished workman
i'll London whose sole occupation Is that
Of mounting fancy slippers with jewels.
The present Dowager Countess Of Y
some years ago had made-her husband
was then alive and gave the order-a
pair of slippers. in which she was to
appear as Cinderella at fancy dress
hall. given by the Duke Of Manchester.
The slippers were one mass of diamonds,
the value of the stones being considera-
bly, over $4,000, while the cost Of
mounting them was upward of 1850.
"A South American gentleman hot long
since presented to foreign singer. then
In London, pair of slippers ornamented
with two butterflies of different patterns
f400O. But. in reality: it is quite COM
mon thing for slippers ornamented in
gold t breads and jewels and valued at
from l to 1000 guineas, to be supplied;
and many brides on their honeymoons
are furnished with even ordinary boots,
shoes and slippers to the value of 600
or sO.'-Jeweler's Review.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-10-04
AND ENGLISH ETIQUETTE.
There Ii . vRst Difference between tn
Two Countries.

There Is Vast Difference nctwcen the
Two Countries.
There is as much difference between
the English and the French as there
Is between the English and Japanese
even more between the English and the
bretons. Rlancmange as a term for
q "c0rhflbWer shape" and encore Il sign
that YOU wish for more IF an execrably
suns: song are Unknown to the French,
and ~ certain other matters the English
and French are Numerically opposed.
For instance, while an Englishman ac-
cnses another of taking French leave,
va q l'Anglais.'. When an Englishman
walks with 4 lady in the street he gives
her the, inside of the pavement next to
the wall; the Frenchman gives her the
outside, next to the gutter. The walls
IN France haye more disagreeables for
a lady's skirt than in England. LII Eng
land 6pe carriage passes another on the
left: I'll France on the right, In Eng
land hostess.at il dinner party is the
last i 70 60 into the dining room; in France
she leads the way. In England. when
lady, meets, a., gentlenan who does not
know her we'll; it is her place to bow
first, not his to take off his hut. In
France the reverse is etiquette. In
France it is not the resident who calls
on the visitor, but the visitor who calls
on the resident, more especially if the
resident should, be- French and the Wis
itor English. In Havre even the Eng
lish newcomers. call on the French resi-
dents, and Havre is very fashionable
Just now, as the President of the repub:
nc has his summer home there. In
France the vicar or rector of a parish
IS called a cure, and the curates are
called vicaires, -philatelnbia Times.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-10-04
AN AUTHORS PAY.
s'Ships that Pass iii the Night Did No
Bring q FORTUNE

"Ships that Pass iii the Night" Did Not
Bring Fortune.
Miss Beatrice Hatradeh, having read
in number of newspapers that she had
already accumulated a large fortune by
her writings, has made statement as to
the amount of her earnings. All tina,
she ever received for "Ships That Pass
i'll the Night" from England was $500
and from America and the British col
onies combined she has had the paltry
sum of $50, making $3.50 in all. Miss
Harraden is small and slender, with Il
slngu!ariy gentle, winning expression on
her delicate face. Unfortunately, her
health is so frail that she is unable to de,
vote much time to literary work. She
is sister of the well-known composer
Miss Ethel Harraden, and is herself de-
voted to music. Her favorite branch is
violin playing. She is the most con-
sclentlous of literary workers, often re.
jecting whole chapters that seem to her,
on rereading, to be below her best level.
and this severe self-criticism costs her
more because she can only write abou,
half an hour at a stretch. Yet. like all
true workers, she finds in her chosen la,
Dor the delight of her life. DR.. Conan
Doyle-a competent judge, surely-nunl
bered her, in a recent article, among
the twelve young writer's of whom most
might be hoped. All who care for the
honor of the English school of fiction will
echo his verdict and wish her strength
to carry out to the full her early prom
iSe, delphia Times