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The New Woman
And Her Work
BY HAMILTON w. a.ABiE, Author

GYY1T is considered excellent thing that young
tA have many and varied emplovnens
kgAan and that the shops have many girls in them. Beyond
tQM9E doubt the presence young the shops and
other industrial has distinctly raised the
phere Of and morals. TIE BUSINESS WORLD
SHOULD BE OPEN TO WOMAN rs TO MAN.
FORWARD SUPPORT THEMSELVES
INDEPENDENTLY is, BELIEVE, A FALSE DOCTRINE.
indeed would to society BECAME
class workers the industrial fields reparale would be the
injury the advancement of the race particularly the cuva-
ton Of those finer feelings which civilization carefully fosters
regard the present stage through which passing
in final and it my rna belief that the will
be a condition vlaere expected to work
In the complete life Of society contribute certain elements
of the very highest Importance They have place of their
f spirit of their npart great many finer things
sacrificed if the wheels of business and do
the routine work of society.
THE BUSINESS SHOULD BE DONE BY vHE MEN; THE LEI
SURE, sTRENaTH FRESHNESS WOMEN OUGHT TO GO
ENRICHMENT SOCIETY,
CLERICAL WORK.
Precisely how this is about do know but that
to reign in her sphere future time firmly
believe My objection against the fnay Of the absorption
women in industrial labor.
Society has immense deal to do in the ameioraon Of the
industrial condition. in the cleaning of towns development edu
cation of the unfortunate, the practical aid the helpless
the beaufyng Of the open world of largea this
do and needs be DONE Working along these lines
they find occupation for centuries
Society should look forward the when shall be
freed working with her hands simply be asked purify
pt with her and spirit When society arrives such
stage that industry solely for the interpret the
wealth in SERVICE beauty and freedom
what should be- real home for the
Women essentially homemaker and they should be given
every opportunity their genius this particular
The phrase homemakers needs only general Interpretation
than all their work and them first place socially
as ;nspirers and nursers of the best kind of life.
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1' other industrial has distinctly raised the atnos
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cemmsres q ,he PhIlIppInss.

washingsna.--T bureau Of inSular
Affairs ~ the war department has 10
sued the following comparative sum
mary Of che commerce Of the Philip
pho islands for The seven months end.
ius July 81. 1908. and 1891:
The total value Of merchandise, e1'
elusive Of sold and silver, imported
during the seven months cuded July
81. 1909. was IIs.slo.A57. a. against
ii7.ia2. s05 Tor the same period Of 1901.
The principal Increase in 1909 vas In
food sluas. the purchase Of rice alone
exceeding the aEurcs for 1901 by near.
IL 81 800 GOO, Gold and silver werc i'm
ported during tho seven months OF
1903 60 the value Of t9,os6.7t7, same
Period 81 1901. 81. $685..
The value Of lmPogta coming from
Tho United States in 1909 Was SASS,
SO. a gain OF approximately $4,000
a. compared with 1901.
Agricultural industries throughout
The archipelago have been materially
affected owing TO the unfortunate dc
ssrnc,ioa Of the work cattle by ar
epidemic Of rindcrpcet
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OREGON NOTES.

E. E. Shooter, a sailor belonging to
the British ship Allerton. was killed
by falling so feet through a trestle at
Madison street, Portland, Ore, while
on the way TO his ship.
Two extremely enthusiastic irriga-
ton convention sessions were held in
Pendleton recently, with the result
now have a simple, permanently or
ganized irrigation union whose objects
shall be the promotion Of irrigation en-
terprises in the two counties, regard
less Of government projects.
The William Creek-Grants Pass
stage was held up by a lone robber
recently. The stage was on its way
out to Williams when a young fellow
with a red mask appeared from the
woods and presenting a revolver com
manded the driver and one passenger
to hold up their hands. The appear
ance Of the highwayman was so sud.
den and unexpected that there was
nothing else to be done but comply,
The robber then ordered the mail bags
thrown out This was done. and he
then commanded the driver to drive
on.
Frank Miller. aged %. OF Spokane
and William Kirkpatrick. aged Is
were arrested on the charge Of hold
ing up stage near Grants Pass re
Gently.
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Murder by ssranuuIatIon.

Seattle, Wash, Dec. ia coroner's
jury declared that Mrs. Mary Collins
had been murdered by strangulation.
The woman's body was found in a
small shack at Twenty-ninth avenue
and jackson street by a group OF chill
dren playing near the place. Finger
marks about the woman's neck and
other evidence strengthen q murder
theory. Robbery is believed to have
been the motive OF the crime, and a
purse containing sum Of money,
which she usually carried, is missing.
The robbers. though. missed sos
which was sewed In the woman's
dress.
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r.rm Of the President

Washington. joint resolution has
been introduced in the house by MT
10 Almond proposing an amendment
20 the constitution Of the United states
proyldins that the term Of the presi'
scn, Of the United states shall con
,,uue until April 30, 1905. at noon, and
,hor~after April so, at noon, shall DC
sutya,l,uted for March 4 as the begin
ming and ending Of the terms OF prest
aant and vice president, and that tne
F,tty.nlnth congress shall end anu N, N,
si,tieth begin on January s. 1907, ..
noon. and thereafter each congress-
shall begin and end on January g. -
noon.
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salt Lake. Utah.--A special from
t.radvire. Col. says that ere In Mrs.
pyer's lodging house spread TO adjoin'
ing buildings and destroyed property
10 the extent n $4,000 before being
bruush, under control. Among the
buildings destroyed Was the Pap
wyman houze. one Of the famous land
marks Of the city.
All OF the twenty dodgers In the
Dyer house. who Escaped in their night
clothing. experienced great suffering
from exposure, the weather being eA'
tremeiy cold.
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IDAHO NOTES.

There were four cases Of what ap-
peared TO be smallpox al oroano, four
eholdren being afflicted with the dis.
ease.
The supreme court has sustained the
ruling OF the lower court Of KootenAi
county declaring the will Of Judge ].
c. Brady invalid.
Il is known that an opium den is
conducted atwardler and that a large
aumber Of the lower class are addicted
10 the use Of the drug.
Three engines demolished TO Junk
sas the result Of the most peculiar
Sreek on the Northern Pacific near
tope recently. No one Was injured.
The commission Of the present post.
EASTER 81 Moscow. X. H. Barton. ex.
giFeA December n and the republican
politicians are getting busy ia the Sc
lection Of bis successor.
A sensation has been created al
Nasdner BY little Lizzie shuck. scarce
y - years u age. who seems 10 have
aeen given the power Of telling the
4AAAu kFNhNAk ma ANkAINs
Kelly McMahis. \ brakeman on the
saanUn Hall trala. was recently run
areE and killed al Nampa- he went
se,Seun tao freight cars while the
Esin was moving slowly. 10 make a
coHpling Two cars passed over him.
autllaiiHg bis body triEh,iuliy. He
sas married and lived In Boise.
In J 4. Maelean. president OF the
University q Idaho. says a bequest
4 $1,000 has been made TO that lnHti,
luSion 20 establish a scholarship.
@hich will be worth $500 a year the
arst 20 ycars and $500 u year there.
after !, uill be awarded each year 10
qHc u the young women graduates Of
the freshman class and siil be paid
utsT at the rate Of 500 year.
The supreme court. in UNANIMOUS
/ 5plnlun handed down Feocnily. holds
ina, 10 the case AZ the sale Of lands
especially those that do not have a
auc,uAllns value. under contract. the
rraaoe ,AkinE possession u the
property. nei;het law nor equity vii
declare forfeiture against the put
chaser 10 case - failure TO comply
promptly with thc provisions Of the
contract unless forfeiture be especially
prov ided for Ia the onntraci
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-20
MRS. j. 5. GRANT IS DEAD
SHE DIED OF HEART FAILURE AT
WASHINGTON, o. c.
Death Came PeaeefuIIy-onIy One Of
Her Children Present-Fier Sons
Hasten Home-Mrs. Grants Re.
mains viii be Deposited in a Tomb
In New York City.

WashingtOn.-Mrs. Ulysses s. Grant
died at her residence in this city.
Death was due 20 heart failure. Mrs.
Grant having suffered for years from
yaiyular disease OF the heart. which
was aggravated by a severe attack OF
bronchitis. Her age prevented her raj.
lying from the attacks. Her daughter.
Nellie Grant Sartoris. was the only
one Of her children with her at the
time Of her death. her three sons. who
had been summoned here. all being
out Of the city.
There were also present at the bed.
side when the end came Miss Rose
mary SartOris. granddaughter; DIR.
Bishop. one OF the attending physi
clans. and two trained nurses. Death
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wAsHlnGTon ITEMS.

The last foot Tail game resulted in
Spokane high school ., Waila Walla 0.
Alleged defects OF roof panes IT.
the latest delay on the capitol build
ing.
Waitsburg academy beat Spokane
nigh school Saturday afternoon BY q
score Of IL 10 D.
A bill for the division Of Yakima
county will be presented TO the legis-
iature by Senator A. J. Splawn.
The old switchback OF the Great
Northern crossing the Cascade noun
tains is buried under eight feet Of
snow.
The jelly factory established on the
Blalock fruit farm during the past sea
son is one Of the new industries Of
Walla Walla county.
L. H. Larson Of Fairfield, who has
charge Of the erection Of the new beet
sugar factory at WaEerly. will begin
work upon the building Immediately.
A verdict Of sI625 was rendered
against the property Of the missing
rancher. A A. State, who disappeared
mysteriOusly from his ranch near
Waitsburg some time ago.
CHM Bros. have just madea large
purchase Of land few miles from Alto
for grain raising purposes. They
bought over 1000 acres. 400 Of which
was purchased Of W. G. Lynn OF Star
buck.
Last week William Bentz Broomall,
deserter at Fort Wright, near SDo-
kane. was shot and killed while max
ing a break for liberty. Private Stur-
gill OF Company X had the man under
guard.
A grand jury has been called In
Seattle. The grand jury will convene
January 5 and will be taken In charge
by Judge Bell, who win at that time be
in the criminal department Of King
county courts.
The revenue cutter Bear. which
spent the summer in Alaskan waters,
has been ordered TO the Puget Sound
navy yard for repairs. The revenue
cutter Manning. now at San Francisco,
has been ordered TO Seattle.
At a meeting Of the State Y. NJ. C.
A. held at Tacoma last week the
worlds record for the long dive was
broken by Dave Grant OF Seattle. He
established the worlds record Of Is
feet inches. breaking the former rec
ord Of IA feet inches by seven inches
Owing TO exaggerated reports Of
the presence of small pox in Annie
Wright seminary at Tacoma, an Epis
copal school for girls, Bishop Keatol
and the trustees issued a statement e
the effect that a domestic came down
with the disease December and was
removed to the quarintine station.
Fire totally destroyed the hote
Ridpath at Spokane recently and
caused heavy losses to the Bradley Ma
chinery company. the Goodsell-wilsor
Hardware company and the Stude
baker company. all of which occupied
the ground floor of the structure Tn,
damage may foot up 100000. NJ
lives were lost
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Judgment was given with costs. The
case was raised In the death OF Hos.
kins, who was killed while working
In the lie ROi No. by an thrush Of
water from disused shaft in the
adjoining Josie mine. owned by the
defendants.
One OF the best known landmarks
OF northern California. located at
dazeile. siskiyou county. known as
the Edison hotel. the home OF Il. b. Ed.
son. the railroad commissioner OF Cali.
toFnia. was totally destroyed by fire
recently. involving loss OF over $40,
600. Miss Elizabeth d. Foulks, aged
20 years. daughter OF l.. NJ. Foulks,
and niece Of MIR. Edison, was in the
upper portion OF the structure when
the nre broke out and lost her life
In the names.
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Mrs. Grants Career.

MrR. Grant. whose maiden name was
Julia Dent, was born in St. Louis. IN
1896. and was the daughter OF freder
lex and Ellen wrenshall Dent. She
was married 10 General (then CApiain)
Grant in iSts. During the civil wal
Mira. Grant was with the general most
Of the time and remained as neNr as
possible 20 him when he was cam.
palgning She saw her husband twice
inAnEuratcd rs president and accom-.
panied him on his journey around the
world.
As mistress Of the White House she
gave literally TO all the charitable in
stitutions Of the city. -Four children
we're born 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Grant. three
aouR and one daughter all Of whom
are living. Miss Nellie. the daughter
who became the wife OF Algernon Sar
toris in 1874, has lived in Washington
with her mother for several years
Frederick Dent Grant. the oldest son
10 in the army. and two other sons
Jesse and Ulysses Simpson. live Al Sar
Diego. Cal.
During recent years since Genera
Grants death. Mrs. Grant has spen'
most Of her winters in this city, living
at 2lli Q street. while during tbs
summer she usually lived at Saratoga
Manchester by -the-Sea and other pop
ular resorts, until the last two sum
mers. when she resided with he
daughter. Mrs. Sartoris. At Coburg
Canada. She Also made several visit
20 her sons in California during thu
last few years.
she was OF domestic Temperament
and devoted most OF her time to he
home and children. She cared littl
for society and always avoided publ
notice as much as possible. Her deVo
i ton TO her husband was remarkable
and during the latter's unsuccessful
years before the civil war and whe
his fortune was swept away shortl
before his death. Mrs. Grant Away
bore herself bravely and was an II
spiratioh 10 him. For several year
i Mrs. Grant had been so feeble that
was impossible 10 accept social Ell
gaEements. She suffered from rhe'
matism and was compelled TO wal
with a cane or with the assistance {
an attendant. She was rs years
age at the time OF her death.
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Noted Indian warrior DEAD.

Athena. ore.-PahAcroho. once a
mighty Cayuse warrior and the slayer
Of Chief Egan Of the Shoshones in the
famous Bannock Indian war. was
found dead on the Umatllla Indian
reservation. several miles from here.
having probably fallen from his cayuse
in drunken stupor and died Of ex-
posture some time during the previous
night. The remains Of Pahacroho. or
Five Crows. as he was known in Eng
lish. were inferred today at the agency.
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Minority Report on Statehood.

washington.-Senator Bates has
presented in the senate the minority
report OF the committee on territories,
favoring the immediate passage Of the
houSe omnibus statehood bill without
amendment. The report opposed the
uniting Of Oklahoma and Indian Ter
ritory into one state. II shows minute
ly the condition OF each of the terri.
tories, and says these are such as to
call for immediate statehood.
It shows that both the republican
and democratic parties in their last
national convention adopted planks
recommending each OF the territories
by name for statehood. Such expires
sions. the report continues, should be
respected by both parties.
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She Acted a Man a Year,.

Buffalo, n. Y.-During recent night
the emergency hospital ambulance was
called to Michigan street to pick up
what appeared to be laboring man
whose leg had been broken. On the
operating table il was found the pa.
tent. who gave the name OF Harry
Newman, was a woman. She said she
was 50 years old and had passed as
boy and man since she was s years
old. She was married to a woman
10 years ago. and the couple separated
only recently. She has worked as a
cook in restaurants here for Is years,
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came peacefully. the sufferer retaining
consciousness practically 10 the end.
Word has come from Jesse and U. s.
Grant. Jr.. two OF the sons in caiifor
MIA. that they have started on their
way 90 Washington. The other son
General Fred Grant. Is in Texas. and
be will hasten here as soon as he re
oelves a message telling him OF his
mothers death. The remains OF Mrs.
Grant will be deposited In the tomb
At Riverside park. New York city
where those OF her husband now re
pose. Whether they will be taken
there Immediately or this ceremony
not performed for a time, can not be
ssceriAincd tonight.
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CASTRO IN HEROIC MOOD.
But counseIs Venezueians to be
Prudent

Caracas, Dec. 1.-THE news Of the
bombardment OF Puerto cabello caused
most intense excitement here. The
population locked into the streets and
patriotic demonstrations continued all
night. An immense crowd, whose
numbers were estimated at more than
10000, gathered in front OF the presi-
Dental palace and called on President
Castro TO appear. Some OF the orators
among the crowd having advocated re-
prisals against the foreigners resident
in Venezuela, President Castro, in
rage at the suggestions. refused the
demands made in the following
speech:
Citizens: The size OF nations. like
the size OF men, is measured only by
their acts. Those born brave prove
their Yalor on the battlefield, not
against defenseless citizens. who, per-
maps, are innocent, and are in their
hearts with US, and who are ashamed
Of the infamy OF their compatriors.
I'VE will seek prisoners for venezu-
Ella jails on the battlefield. Our action
will be directed only against those who
come armed. However great may be
our indignation. We must behave as a
cultured and civilized people, and es-
pecially now, when the most powerful
nations OF Europe are behaving like
real saVages. ! counsel the greatest
prudence in order not TO abandon our
rights. the justice OF our cause and
our reputation.
The good name OF Venezuela must
remain always secure. whatever merg-
encies may arise in the struggle. II
we fail. it will be gloriously and he
noically, but | assure you that our
country will be saved because the su-
preme being above who sees and d.
reefs all, can not abandon US in this
fearful emergency. justice and right
being on our side.
Il, who never tIembled before dan
ger, swear | will fulfil my duty and
justly sacrifice my life for the honor
and dignity OF the nation. l recon-
mend great circumspection, prudence
and even cordiality, so that strangers
resident in our country. Americans,
French. Italians, Spanish and even the
Germans and English may be the first
10 proclaim in the face Of the world
that Venezuela is q cultured and civil
lied nation"
The speech was applanded and a
procession of whites and negroes trav-
ersed the city without an act OF VIC
lence being committed.
The Associated Press correspondent
saw the president twice today. He Il
calm and is giving all his time to the
organization OF resistance. Fourteen
hundred men enlisted today from Car
acas alone. including boys and IL
priests.
The conduct OF the British and Ger
man commanders is severely censured
by all the European colonies. The
Associated Press correspondent saw
today Alfred Blohm, the banker. who
went 20 La Guayra and saw the com
mAnders OF the British and German
cruisers. He said he did not hesitate
on meeting Charge Won Pilgrim-Bal
taxi on board the German cruisel
vineta to tell him that the conduct o.
the German legation in this question
had been shameful and that the mat
ter could have been arranged II Her
Won Pilgrim Baltazzi had only seer
President Castro. who, like the Ger
man colony. was ignorant OF Ger
many's designs.
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RoekefeIIer gave q Million.

characterization Harper OF the
University Of Chicago at the eonvoca-
ton exercises announced the gift by
John d. Rockefeller OF another million
dollars to that institution. Gifts from
other sources also were announced.
swelling the total OF donations to 81
$4,000. President Harper advocated
the pensioning of retired professors
and officers Of the university. but said
that the details Of the plan would have
to be considered further before any
steps in that direction could be taken.
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Mrs. W. A. CLARK. De-, VEN Low.

Butte. Mont, Dec. lT.-Mrs. w. A.
Clark, Jr.. daughter in law Of Senator
Clark, who gave birth to a boy here
two weeks ago, lies very low and a
specialist has been summoned from
Denver. Great anxiety is felt. The
boy, IL he lives. will be the heir to
the Clark millions. The Inter Noun
tain estimates that at maturity he will
be the richest man in the world.
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Fir. a, LadYsmIth, .. c.

Victoria. n. CA message from
I.adysmith says that fire broke out In
the store of Lesser & Hamburger. As
there was no water available II was
feared that not only the store, which
has A stock valued at 100000, but the
postoflce, Rhodes hardware store,
Jones' hotel and two other buildings
In the block would be destroyed.
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RossERrs GOT WORST OF IT.
One Killed, One Wounded and One
Captured.

Alvord. Tex.-Three men made
daring attempt to hold up the cashier
and rob the First National Bank OF
Alvord. One OF the robbers, Frank
Martin, was killed, another. Martin
McFall. is desperately wounded. and
the third. Claude Golden. is in custody.
The bank officials had been notified
by Constable John Dobhs OF Chico that
an attempt would be made to rob the
bank and the officers arranged a re-
ception for them.