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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-28
HAUNTED BY MEMORY.
Ono Man Who viii Never Forget the s:
moan Disaster.

| moan Disister.
81 suppose that all OF Us who fels th,
living, franZied force Of thas awful ci
shore hurricane will dream about i
occasionally as long ~ we live" s.it
an bluejachet Of the United State.
navy now living in Washington. VIII,
was among the Nandalia shin's com
pany ct the time Of the great naval dis
aster in Apia harbor. Samoa, in revert
ing TO that experience. "For three G,
four years after l got olt Of that mes.
| ill safe and sound the memory Of i,
used to get tangled up in my head whey
was asleep, and would wake in :
tremble and he unable 70 sleep for tho
remainder Of the night. Eut time la:
softenad tho craggicr edges Ct the 10.
membrarco Of that horrifying blacl:
wind, and Gnce III a spell nowadays ]
forget all aboct il for two Or three days
at q time.
There was enc iaan in my mess on
the Nlndalia who WAS never quito RICH:
after VIC went CT the reef. was shin.
mate with him for two years afterward,
| ard his occasional wiidness was plain
to all hands, and men who'ye been shin.
mates with him since-for he's still IN
tie ou;fit-tcll NE that he's Just as bad.
II haunted ly the memory Of the ,iisss.
ter as he was when last / saw him.
This man WIS shipwright, and his
name was Turley. Before we had that
bad blow Iurlcy was as cheerful and as
clipper man around decks rs | ever
swapped yarns with, bet when he 90;
well of his broken arms down in Aria
he was 9 charged man. ! never saw
hin crack . grin after the blow. and
from :. stoct, husky fellow be became
thin and haggar,l looking. He recovered
all right ply sically from the thing, Won
see. but it sort of twisted his head and
preyed upon him. He swung his ham
mock alongside Of iae Oh the Alert for
two years after we were sent ND to duty
on the west coast again, ard it was a
connon thing for Turkey to hop out of
his hammock in frenzy in the middle
CT the night III port or ut sea, yelling
like a maG;aan: All hands abandon
shipl She's going to striker He created
lot Of excitement up forward BIZ doing
this, but after awhile the men got used
to it and Cnly turned ever when they
heard Turley bowling.
at was tho regular thing for the cor.
poral Of the marine guard at the gang
way TO PrCd the pour chap awake when
ho had these crazy sorurambuIistic
spells and pat him back ia his hammock.
for he'd cor-c oct Of them as veal; as a
kitten and trembling all oyo-. There
were nu:lbsr OF Us on the Alert who
were washed up in the Samoan disaster.
and naturally cDcc il awhile we'd ce.
% talking about it. But il cida't take
US long to ind out that we couldn't talk
about it while Iurley was around. The
mention of the thing in his hearing
would bring an insane CLEAN into his
eyes, and he would suddenly begin to
talk incohereDtly and 1t TIE top Of his
voice about reefs and dragging anchors
and all that, SO that We learned TO
knock OF Samoan hurricane talk whop
he was around. | don't wonder much
either. 1t was an evil enough blow to
hlSh turn any mans headgear topsy
turvy. - Washington Star.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-28
publication Notice
MARION r. sw sENEY. ATTORNEY

HAhloN Y. sWsENET, ATTORNEY.
Rooa i.t Ia couSsT.' -.
In the circuit court. to the Msy terri, 1895. In
ehancery.
KssM. Ssars We. wit.sm y. CT more John II
Gilmore, FfanK Y. Gilmore, William A, Gil.
more, Grace Z. Hoyt and John +. Horne.
Affidavit Of bonIc,idence o. said John II. GIL
more, Frank n. Gilmore. William A. Giln"re and
Grace K. Hoyt. implicated with the sboy. de-
fendante. William Gilmore ard John F.
Horne, having been fled In the Clerk Office
OF the circ uit court OF saii county, notice
IL therefore hereby given TO the said nom
resident defendants, that tho complaiusu,
hled h'r bill Of eomulsint in ,a!d courr,
on the chancery eide thereof on the
let day of April, iseS. and that theruupan 4
Summons issued out Of said ocnrt, wherein said
cult IL now pending, returnabe on the fret Mon.
day In the month Of May merit, g. !. by Ia q
required. Nov, unless you, the said O.. -resicon.
defenuanie shove named, John II. Gilmore.
Rrsnk X. Gilmore, william A. Gilmore ana Grace
> Hoyt, ehall personally be and appear before
said circuit court, on the first day 81
the next term thereof, 70 be holden at rock
leland In and for the said county. on the Il 81
Monday In May next ami piesd. snswer
or dsmur TO the said complainant bill OF com.
plant, the came and the matters AID thin,s
therein charged aud stated will Re taken So con.
fceoed, and decree entered against sou sccord-
ing 70 tho prayer Of said bill.
9koRsE y. GArBiY, Clerk,
Rock leland. H., April I, 1895
nAsIoH I. swsESxr, Complsinsnt's salicito-.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-28
l1I.l!!I5Qi3
. LEGAL:
Executors Notice

Executors Notice
Estate Of Frank 3, padscll, deceased.
The undersigned having been appoint Cd exec,
Ion OF the last will sud testament Of Frank p
Hadscll. late Of the county Of Rock i,lan6, state
Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice that tht '
VIII appear before the county court of Rock Island
county. ct the county court room, IN
tae city Of Rock Island, at the jun term, on
the arst Monday In June next, 8, which time
sU persons having claims against said estate sre
OF having the same adjusted
All persons indebted 70 said estate aye re.
qu~tcd % make imme dists payment 20 the IN.
dsrsiggsd.
Dated his 2jt1 day OF March. A. n. fsaa
- FLOR. T.. HADsELL
"a JANIS J.. HAbsEiL,
Xxx cuiors.
NATION z. SWEENEY, Attorney.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-28
Publication Notice.
CoysELLY n CoSSEiLY. ATTORNEYS.
s Sraa i:, 81 ,Ldt dI,s11 'ls.

Rock ISLAND County,, Sc.
Circuit court Of Rock Island county, May term,
A. d. 1898.
John q. Massic. plaintiff, vs.. Freder ck N Har-
RE, defendaat; No $3.50; IN Attachment,
Public not CO 10 hereby given n the
said Fredercs NJ. nanis that u writ Of
attachment issued out Of the Ollie. OF
the. clerk Of tn; circuit cour. Of Iock L.
and county. dated the 2sth day Of F .brusrr, A d.
1898. At the suit Of the said John q. Massic ami
against the estate Of the said Frederick ~ Her.
re for the sum OF six hundred and seventy DOL
Iars a'd fifty $50 5O) cents, directed 10 the
eherin OF said Rock 1slsod county. which said
writ has been returr'd executed
Now, IN reiors, unless you, the eaii Ere 'eri k
N. Hairs shall persmaly he snd appear be.
fore the said CT emit court OF Rock Island
county on the fret day Of the next term there.
OF, TO be holden al the court house in the city OF
kock Island, in said county, on the 2nn day Of
Hay. a. ID 1904 give SPECIAL bail ard picsd
To the raid plaintifs action. judgment will he
entered AGAINST you in favor OF The rail-
John q. Mas.ie, aud 20 much Of the prop.
erty attached rs may be sufficient TO siti>fy
raid Judgment and costs, will be sold tn sarisf.
the same. GEORGE W. GAMBLE. Gle K
March 2)th. A. d. 1893.
q Connelly ~ Connolly plaintiffs attorneys
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-28

Cure the cough and save the life. =
Dr.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup cures
coughs and colds. down to the very
verge OF consumption. Sold by Mar
shall Il Fisher.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-28
A Name.

"Wby do you call your house The
Blockhead:"
"Simpl. because it is the first in ous
row. "-Boston Courier.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-28
Life for 70 fonts

Many people have been cured OF
kidney diseases by taking 80 cent
bottle of Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold
bv L. Ii. Thomas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-28

DiPhthcria. sore throat. Group. In-
slant relief. permanent cure. DR..
Thomas Electric Oil. Sold by
Marshall & Fisher.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-28
THE Worst Cold I Ever Had

You can cure it in one night will
DIR. Bells Pine-Tar-IIoney. % cent
at all druggists. No cure no nav.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-28
a Lo.g Felt Want.

Bright-I'vo got al idea that will Be
worth millions if succeed in perfect.
ing it.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-28
munyon's

Cold Cre cures colds In the head, colds on the
mngs, olicclds. new colds and obstinate colds, and
all forms Of grip. stops snceziDg, discharges from
the nose and eyes. prevents catarrl, diphtheria,
pneumonia. and all thr Jat aud lung troubles. These
pleasant iittIe pellets absolutely harmless have
aAved thousanc5 Of lives and prevented much sick
ness abe Mrnyon i.erccty Company prepare a
. cents q vial II you need medical advice write
Prot: Mnnyon. Lej Arch Street, Philadelphia, II Is
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-28

Wright-What's the scheme?
Bright-A smokeless cigarette. Chi.
cago News
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-28

Began badness suis 4. iesa. and oseapy TIE 3.
4 corner Mtehell 3 Lyn1e's nav banding.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-28

Everything Considered He Is Poorly Paid.
False Stories Printed-Low Wages Given
Other Officers For orcrous Duties-Pur-
ser and Surgeon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-04-28

J. u. PHfofd. President.
John Crubs7sh. Vice Pres ident
z. 9reeraSfit. Czeticr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-16
N THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT srEIMAN SEMINARY

him saw nothing Of the occurrence 60 or co',S -
di,I not recognize his MISTRESS frend sno IN
voung woman who on visit 10 Slr.. DIP i'
returned home with decidedly exaggeralru $3.50
count ~ the occurrence, which they All aScr'"e"
10 a crazy person. ,sso,v Mr.
Feeling that an apology vas necessary, M, Nj
and called AZ The Browns. asking FOR MISS ~ o.
whose name he bad learned In the interim. tn ~
minute or so she me down but az me rlk'u - o.
tho supposed crank. whom she now lns glneI re-
nersecitlne her. the conventions! smlle or ~
face changed into an expression Oh '''' 49, ~
gave piercing shrek -. .,,,-,aa starting
Nv dear young woman. ne exclaimed 1917
forward and catching her hand compose youIs-in
ihs girl violently snatching away her mana ana
For a few minutes he was left alone Re could
hear aritate1 voices above. but the women coul-
nosing the household evidently did not dare 10 come
near MIN Presently outside he hearo "el-
A .srbev have rnng for policeman, thank the
Tord'.' calculated the poor young man, perhaps
now I shall b. able 70 get he matter cleared up
and opening the door himself. ne ehpIalntn ~, .-
sfft,a nor and asked have Mrs Brown sent TOT
10 corroborate his statement. ~, 49,.
A, inc renuest ~ the officer. the lady OF tn'
house ,rembiingy descended. and 10 her surprise
r.cogntzed in the supposed maniac her old triend
Mr. cnvthe Miss NJ was induced 10 appear ~, 70
Iisten 10 an explanation and apologies. ana nnais
Mr. sn1v-he ieft with invitation 70 dinner rns
folloUjng evening and vovDg tnai ne never VIII
ATTEMPT peasantry again
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-16
SCHOOL OF HOT SEkEEPING.
U7IrRE THE DOMESTIC PROBLEM Will Fl
TREATED SCIENTIFICALLY

WHY'RE THE DOMESTIC PROBLEM WILL ~
TREATED SCIENTIFICALLY.
The Uomens Educational and Industrial mon
So, orsned = school of housekeeping ~ No - -
Potolph-s'.. Boston $1,000 a,d
- .obooI orcupies TAO connecting houses al'''
T., :, charge Of Miss Henrietta Goodricn' 81 Nv
Tr,t,-a-s,rv ~ Michigan and Of Armour ms ~
one bouse n used BY 5oarders vho cohs''tu,"
emily " and the other is for classes ana "e'''"
s1-a,ior work for employers and employees
!, IL nronosed 10 treat the domestic p'oo'' -
..,o,,iacauy and the plan for the Development u
-, idsa comprises classes In the fheotN an ~
.jns - hous.k.eping for employers ana , ouns - "
u-o..i.si raining IN homework 10Y tinpo:cs. I'D
Prt...- he arst term beginning Novenloer am 20
ending Jaruarv 30, the ioil2Nlns '
s,rar 70 the classes FOR employer = v,-,nys,.
sNy, |" - ruiif a House" ~ Charles =. Nlhsat,,
ff1" tIIoora-d Walker. How 70 Eduip ho1s'.
ana ,,s Ma Ware ard Miss Maria Parloe r o.
oS uia,,"r 70 True Economics Econ9mlc I1uy -
u, "a romestic Bookksepins. y Mrs % % bb,asso,
sar tn House as a Url o. Health;
Talbot Chicago University Dy- .9, ~
; ;asI ~, n Household expenditure Mt e.
tpt,oSards institute OF Technology T,ss
re p.s. Present AMI Fu'1Its trt,..
tary, Roh-rt- Smith. LELAND staniotd' u o.,
Ma SsNyoyris The Responsibility 81 ~ ~.
sl's. 'si1orestic Service a. rhpr -
Point Of View. Pro'essoi I'M 4,
80 Wellesley College and u" nesio ,s,, :"
Pc pAl,,ion 10 the Present lndustris Sieu'''
proressor Fdward Cummings. Harvard 'onee-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-16
BAsHFrL MANS PREDICAMENT

There 70 he some perverse law Which o''e'
causes shy folk m do extraordinary Things Wnicn
people who are self-confdent and even for"dIo
would never dream of perpetrating. So wnen MT
cnvthe A most painfully self-conscious young man
saw tire brougham OF Mrs. Brown. whom ne knows
intimately drive slowly of from before ner nome ana
s,op AT the house OF mutual friend few doors
further I'D one OF the sudden and ridiculous I'M
nulses which often afct persons OF his tempera-
noent came over him and quickening his steps
he reached the vehicle before the occupant hdd
time 70 aIight and brushing his head into the
r,,dov. he called out suddenly and playfully'
Rats
Horrors, n was not Mrs Brown al all, out a
complete stranger. a young and pretty woman, "no
lacked frightened 70 death at being thus violently
ilro.sed nv maniac. which she had no DOUBT Ny.
Smvthe was Realizing the situation IN one a"ru'
second tho spirit which had caused him 10 COM
nit tho unwonted act Of POPULARITY compicteN ne
sorted him and without attempting an explanation
bo tirned and fed I'D the side street.
The coachman. who was gazing stohd'y before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-16
,leyer woman To-day We are stIdvins me north.

clever woman. To-day Ne are STUDYING me north
ern portion OF New-York CITY. I consider this
one of the interesting bits ~ road in the
State from an educational point Of view 'he con,
here within the space Of half hour Than
could get from books in week. IN the Ar,t place
which We see from tho elevated platform while
waiting for the train al the stafion is CAPITA
the heavy stones in their places. the grain Ale
vaors and all the interesting and varied crafr ma
extended yards ~ the railroad company which
give A child an idea Of trade and commerce and
come over various lines from North South and
West. The meat that Chicago supplies TO bnston
states the raw material going East. tho manu-
featured goods going wcst-nothlns gives a oetls,
idea than those of the constant supply and demand
that make great and busy Nation
And now comes; the most interesting par, o. ~.
sail tho teacher hall 70 her friend ana nan 20 s-
Only half dozen years ago these streets Where
The roGys ar" r run saa aa saS IN tact vser
many of the blocks OF houses now stand, we're az
the transforming process is going on and we see y
now In al its stages A. a" pass on me ext,eme
connc"ions which look Ike factory Nhimneys from
subterranean workshops. and Ne wonder how I Is
POSSIBLE that should ever be built up 70 'her
lowell but as 1e near New-York we see the process
The barges laden with the contents of me ash osn
city arrive daily at the dock at the foot OK ever
entry street deposit their load ana re,u.n ,o
fed and distribute the heaps along the track ard
how the lahorers reduce The pil", N an even sr-
face
"Vithin a marveously short time me impoes.,'
seems 10 have been attained the roahoed 10 mae
r.vt tho surrounding rock IL haste1 and crusne'
and this Is also spread on the road. which IS nov
well 10 10 the top NJ the drain chmneyr' fnen CONES
.ha nscadam and the street Is fnishsd oeautiNil
smooth broad avenue running down 70 the wafer
rhe pits on either side with the salt water snut on
ard fIled IN their with debris dufcky %
~orne dry and solid and Nnaliy serve - celars 20
tho buildings that are being rapidly erected ~
,bfs work nav ne in It's various stages from
.ie commencement 70 the completed streets ,rorl
tho window % a trolley-car-s roet fntereern7
nhiect lesson In various stage or mo ~nnneT"' H"'
"A Did development % Ne~-York
An, hero we ar ~ Hunts Point. where We AK
our return trip In the trolley When We reso0
Annie's home near the Park re shan nave peer
absent lust two hours and shall then reouwe ney
~ urite an account OF what she has seen Goodoy
well" calculated the suburban woman. neNe.
thought Of all that, but n r. all true enough ann
! shaU make my Annie notice n all RI" NETT f'-s
I take nor 10 Nev-yorh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-16
ALL MOURN LADY ABERDEEN.
grH DEPARTURE FROM CANADA "EAA-
FMS THE wOMAN's COUNCIL

vr ov TIE FORMER CovERNoR-GENEeAI
rvpr.,Ss roR TIE TRIBUNE THE SCOPE
OF THE WORK ALREADY DONE
Although the women Of Canada are not supposed
"A concern themselves with politics. and many OF
.s.no no doubt not Interested IN NAV nr~
.rrns subject. the approaching departure OF their
Goysrpor-r+eneraJ Lord Aberdeen, is q matter OF
..r,ou. moment 70 them. for n losing him they
lo.e a. the same tim. the president Of their Nom-
ans Council and devoted and innetausaope
worker and officer IN all their most important or
rsn,tstiors and for these positions me lmpNrial
Government doe- not provide substitute. az IT
Az. -o- that OF the Governor General Moreover.
Isdv Aberdeen is the first and only president the
Connect has ever had and is So closely Identified
WITH Il that II Is hard 20 imagine II without ner'
ns-t,cuarly as ga members were SO little acons-
.,rAS bAforA its organization 70 the kind ~ WORK
Il has undertaken. .
W. shall certainly miss LADY Aberdeen srea'iF'
~. .. rho officers Of the Council said 70 Tribune
reporter and long remember her for ooth ner
rsntarty and p-actical good works
r,6v Aberdeen's successor e 10 Ne chosen AT a
r.e-,1S 80 be held on October - and Il AZ the
Government House ottawa. shortly oefore NeI
rrceIencyss departure. and II Is az ye' imposs1oIc
~ rp>sFrf fhe result Of the election. II was hoped
D., 1900 that Nrs Drummond president OF the
uoo.raal Council u ould accept the office but that
noE out Of the question. as Mrs Drurnflohu
mas beer obliged by u-health 70 rettre as much as
nossbls from public life But whoever may per-
form, ~. actual du1es Of the office. 1t rs hoped
that Lad, AberdAen viii at least retain the nomi-
va nresidsncy and her interest IN the work OF the
Council is 60 great that there IS no doubt that 1t
viii find many WAYS o. rea-hing across the ocean.
4, The present time Lady Edgar. wife Of the
Sneaker ~ the Dominion Parliament IS perform
ing the presidents duties
INTERVIEW WITH LADY ABERDEEN.
Lady Aberdeen is generally spoken Of a. the
founder ~ the Woman's Council NJ Canada. hut
sh. herself disclsiuls that nonor Talking 10
Tribune reporter few days aSo IN the quaint old
,.adAl ~ the American Cibralta- Quebec. Her Ex 70
cellency said:
The Council was initiated ~ Canadian women
rspirAd by what they saw and heard a. the Won
sns Congress a. Chicago. ] simply threw myself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-16
THE UNIVERSITY ENRICHED.

cArLFORNIA WOMEN GIVE LARGE TrVT~ 70
THE GREAT COLLEGE OF THEIR STArr
california women have long taken an scrfve psr,
IN tho affairs of tho University OF their STATE many
SCHOLARSHIPS and buildings % arr and science hav-
ing been founded by them. Following closely "por
the recent generous donations of Mrs Pnrne
Ue,rst comes tho zift Of Miss Jennie Flood ~
n-oner,v valued A. something over r"n"" Miss
Flood being Roman Catholic. II was surrnss
N many 10 have so large part Of her esfs'e
donated 10 a -sectarian school ana 'ne news
was received amid great rejoicing Al me 'nNEr
IT,, tn. donated estate consists Of the palA"s'
,s-,,i, mansion and thousands o, acres OF W
rounding land hundreds Of Nnich are ae'o"
-. ,nd other semi tropical plants ~n''n W"
a. Iuxuriantlv In this section
r,s, zhs, disposition sili be nade oi 'n
20, v., been decided upon. but F" w,
.rbsr he converted into srea' cons- -.
1T ar will be used for an asrcu'utA -
-, ,or the University. The ideh OF ...
49,, conservatory Of music y iooks" xgpr~S,rs ~
ing s,rcs the donation by sre nop~ - a
FAVOR. io' tYsi ,ssdence and art treasures. -
neI ~ Ar ar gallery there has pesn s'e~' "
xn a Conservatory Of muse ,.t,~ -, ,ocr
ror r,.nson now decided 70 ue1In,n sSf,,
ne .na - the show places or Cafofnia 49,
oNen ON the finest country places IN the ST.
afed atno's 80. all OF them I'm its Costly appoin'
N Tar 81, t snrroundinss. and has been tne scSn.
~, sorne OF the moet luxurious en''''A""
riwen IN Csn. fhat General Grant and his tami,v
m.,red as guest. during their VISIT 70
r,anv wears ago. and IN me Sen-r.' s..d srv.
I've beautiful nome than fnN one 'N>'.' ivy
where.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-16

NO ;hetr work and helped IN whaIeVer way
"eh TIE country wa fust ripe for something %
N' sort and the Canadian women are sue"
fndh workers. thst IT could not help snooee'i'ls
~ have found such wise leaders ana 20 'na"'
ssd Speaker II Is really astonishing o0Hs
70 how little practice most Of the mem 10
lad IN spvth.ro of This kind We also owe a
csa' deal u Mrs. May Wright Sewa.L She visited
seversl times. and was wonderful help 70 Us
LADY Aberdeen looks forward 70 a grNa' i"'o'7
he Council II has already proved ~ u.s.
Aasss she SAYS ard is sure 10 DO Inueh k''A,eI
-ass In the future When asked % in"n'''" 80"
r-as PRACTICAL work that {; had socoH''.
:, s1eslency handed the reporter copy o. on
. 1es own speeches. and smiled az shr po'h'e"
ne tabu.ted statement therein contained or the
. "eve nsnu Of the Council since Us oIsnAiAo
~" The is was Formidable one. ann car"
IN 70 convince the most s>eptcsl thar '.e
really dong something. and mat Oa'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-16

Ontario as regards the supervision OF women
workers
'Fourth-It has obtained the appointment %
women on the boards OF school trustees in New
ts-,,,su.i,- and the amendment Of the School act
90 that they may he elected In British Columbia
"FY.th-It has brought about very Desirable
changes in the arrangements for women prisoners
in various places. notably in the city OF quebec
v-e-e rna,-ons are now in charge OF the women
ard Young girls are nov sent to separate ihsu'u
tior
"Sfr-n-T- aas organized IN various centres boards
=. sss..-,s-a5 charities or other systems ~ CO.
e-z.fo7 In the relief OF distress and Il SIN work
,- r. mis- direction wherever It has opportunity so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-16

women ara not whit behind In the march Of
progress.
SCOPE OF THE WORK.
The summary given AZ the last annual meet
ing Of the Council, and reads as follows;
"First--It obtained the introduction of manual
training and the instruction in domestic science In
the public schools Of Ontario and the training OF
teachers. that they may 10 able 10 give IN
str,,c,ior ,r these arts II has also given
emphasis 70 The same movement in other provinces
"Second-u has obtained the appointment N
women factory inspectors for factories and work
shops where women employed. In the provinces
OF Quebec and Ontario
'Third-Tt has obtained the extension ~ the pro
visions OF the Factory act to the Shop act IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-16

- A ana Is this year circulating Wsiudo'e po''
- - - ,be nrohien OF the unemployed.
o. $50 90 :. "a. established hospitals in some
Of the smaller centres, 49,, y,.,orsn Order Of
..Eghth--lt originated the ncoo Tor, n ifs estah-
Eureea and has taken q leadlne pat III
;,sbment IN diiferen: centres ,,,rr school, and
NiIlL" oia.ssS and AZ Quebec Is helping N III
e eooH1a,5fon ~ p raining school for domes''
Nsn nrts,,tIt has spread sanitary knowieoge s,yen
,o,r, nv means Of health talks TOT - snscis
cA'.S ~ II Montreal. THIS has peei1 or
o. piH.y.eeseSiI both among the French ana r"e"'
mothers >, 80 hold a, inquiry all over the
,,v into The circulation Of impure sr !, az
"a has been able 10 40 somean,.s ,nd teachers as
~ ne %e-y great danger thst ora bob BY issi.
ten = ~ ne circulation OF healthy nnp tIo,ns
s.,ing N,erature II also .. - sood and .y.
Reading Union 20 promote no
fth-it instituted INQUIRE, IN r.' yarou. cen.