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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1903-11-19

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The French President las de-
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According to the statement OF
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convention of The American Fed
Grafton of Labor, the Federation
has gained 442 900 members in
the last year. This brings the
total up to I,465.oo The
socialists are working very hard
to win the Federation over to
their party.
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Among the floral gifts to the
members of the new Congress
was one to Representative Baker
of Brooklyn, which bore this in
scription on a card attached, "To
the auti'pass Congressman from
his admirers throughout the
United States. Mr.. Baker enjoys
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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1903-11-19

The Lilly White" republicans
of the South are prominent among
those who are doing their utmost
to boom Senator Hanna tor the
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Delegate Prince Jonah Kuhio
Kalanianaole of Hawaii is a con-
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Representatives. The reading
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ever, when they have TO pre-
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The democratic steering COM
mittee of the Senate has decided
to wait for more information be-
fore making party question out
of the Panama case.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1903-11-19

The most costly government
publication in the world was the
last annual report Of the Secrs-
tary of Agriculture. 1t cost
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All Germany is aroused over
the trial of an officer who is be-
ing court-martialed for having
written a novel in which he de-
scribed the abuses which exist
in the officers corps in the Ger
man army.
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The New York physician VIII

The New York physician who
advertised 10 pay S. 900 for an
ear which he intends to graft on
one of his patients, received 600
offers. He will make his selec-
ton in a few days. This appears
to be case for the Society for
the prevention of cruelty to ami
mails.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1903-11-19

The new Republic Of Panama
has an area of 32,3S0 square
miles, and is therefore nearly as
large as the state of Maine. Its
population is about 285,000.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1903-11-19

If General Miles is put at The
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General Corbin will have to be
careful when he comes over to
the city from Governors Island.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1903-11-19

Chicago and Boston are the
hot beds of Socialism in this
country. In each city about one
tenth of the voters belong to the
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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1903-11-19

Senator Teller says that the
haste with which our government
recognized the Republic of
Panama was positively in
decent"
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II is said that English girls
will petition Mr. Chamberlain
for protective duty on Ameri-
can heiresses, and for preferential
marriages between home and
colonies.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1903-11-19

In New Zealand, which is the
nearest approach to socialist
state in tue world, one man in
every six is in government
employ OF receives a pension
from the government.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1903-11-19

Those Canadians who were
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men.
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-03-25
Uncle Sam VIII Print Confederate
Rolls.

Washington, March 16.--By Aireo-
ton of Secretary Root the war depart
ment today embarked on the elten-
sive work Of compiling and publishing
a complete roster Of the officers and
enlisted men Of the Union and Con-
federate armies. This is the score
tary's owe project and he succeeded
IN impressing congress with the idee,
that it would be just and fair to the
South to place on oEcial lists the
names Of Confederate soldiers in order
that their desoendants- may trace their
family histories with accuracy. The
North, through separate State publ
cations, has covered pretty well this
ground for its own soldiers. But the
Southern records and auehives, never
very complete, were scattered aud de-
stroyed owing to the outcome Of the
war and it is known that many frauds
are. p1aetieed on the benevolent and
many families lack important links in
their histories because OF the loss OF
these records. Secretary Root in call
ing this matter to the attention Of con-
gress said that the department was
constantly in receipt Of appeals from
State oficials, historical societies and
patriotic or memorial associations for;
transcripts of the military records of
State troops, to answer which would
cost more than a million. dollars, so.
that che most economical way would.
be to publish q complete
The publication will, be enormous
in sise, including no less than 80 vol-
umes as large as the rebellion records.
The Northern m w;sl be pub
lished with the Southern because it is
desired to have all Of these data in one
complication instead Of being scatter
ed through various.Ssate books.
Moreover, it is feM TO be o graceful
thing to bracket the names Of the men
who wore the blue and the gray. In
order to carry out this purpose Seq
Il r. NIH NHLAILh- 80 -. - 2N
rotary Root today sent the following
letter to the governors Of oil the S sates
which furnished troops for she Com
federate armies:
War Department, Washington, March
Is, 1903,
The Governor Of tho State Of -
Sir: There lisa very general desire
on the part Of the surviving partici.
pants Of the great struggle in which
the country was engaged from 1861 Ia
1866, and on the part Of the descen-
dants of those who have passed away,
for q publication that shall 30 accss.
aible TO the general public and shall
shshow the names Of those who, aithe,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-03-25
Fhe Statue to Stuart.

The Stuart Monument Association
have shown unwonted activity Of late,
and now have made quite sure that
the great Virginia oavalryman shall
have g ponuRsnt worthy Of his fame.
1t will be the third equestrian statue
obs raised iR Richmond, the others
here being dedicated TO Washingtolp
and Lee. The cite selected is on the
capitol square.
It is tolerably certain that the pro-
posed ,oapitos improvements. will In
olude q broad and graceful fight ef
granite stops from ske front Of, the
capitol portiee to che. ground, and it's
landing on the ground will not be say
from the Stuart monument site. In
other words, che chosen site ia iim-
mediately in front Of the portico and
would be biseeted by franklin street,
ia that threughfare were extended
Ethrough the square. Il is'n shapely
slope, set in grass, void Of treeAe ex-
Dept two snail ones.
Of'old ibis slope was much higher
where it, xerged upon the oapitol build
ing than il 10 now. Some three OF
four fees Of itSwas shaved OH the last
time the capitol square was remodel
ed" and reshaped. Thon the little
woodea t'belfrys' that stood there was
taken down and the bell was put into
the hell tower-the digniHed, not to
say solemn looking, structure which
blocks the eastward course of Frank
lin street through the capitol square.
That tow or is one OF Richmond mod
esn antiquities and is an important
object OF historical interest.
For q long sime the capitol waa
lguasded by q company Of uniformed
and excellently drilled State soldiers,
known as q Pubic Guprd, an6G
those on duty there had their guard.
room in the tower, while their general
headquarters wars in the old armory
ut the south end Eof Fifth street. Pari
of their duty was TO ring the bell ID
the tower. This was done to announce
the hoursof meeting of the general
assembly. It was also psaled as as.
etically rs possible when either house
lacked quorum and sahen the ser.
geantsst-arms wasSnotihed TO bring in
members. 1t was likeWiae rnng 81
] ease of Gre Id The oity. B
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Under a miscOnstructiOn of orders,
a part of Lees line had been retired
at an important point, near Spottsyl-
vania. The error wa quickly detect
cd by the courteous and gallant Han
cock, who, under cover Of q dense fog,
before dawn on the 18th of May, by o
sudden eruption, overran the weaken
ed point, and quickly deploring right
and left was fast enveloping the rear
of Lees army in his grasp.
Again at the danger point and the
crucial moment was Lee present. Com
pretending 4uickly the terrible dan.
ger, he hastily seized the n~earcs.
troops, and placing himself at their
head, prepared to lead this forlorn
hope in person. AS soon as the troops
understood their commanders inten-
ton, as in the case Of the Texans ct
Tho Wilderness the men halted
and refused to go forward. No urging
could move them. General Lee had
too often witnessed tlfeir superb cour-
age on the field to doubt their ncrve
and loyalty and knew it was not that
which halted them. These troops
proved to be two skeleton brigades
which a commander aptly said, had
bceu torn by shell and bullets to a
FRAGILE" Like his men, he could
not believe the danger warranted the
sacrifice Lee was about TO make, and
appealing alike to General Lee and
his men be- cried, "Men, is it
necessary that General Lee shall lead
you? General Lee. these are Geor-
gians and v~irginians; they have never
failed you nor will they now. Go to
the rear, and we will either retake
the works or the last man will die in
the attempt Slowly and regretful
General Lee retired. Gordon had
given a bond for his men and they
must now make good the pledge.
Breasting the storm of fire that
ueIclIessiy peat upon them and shout
ing their mighty battle-cry, at tho SO
far victorious federals, drove the gray
soldiers, nor did they cease unit, che
bond had been fully met and Hancock
hurled back into his entrenchMents,
though outnumbered nine times.
For love and devotion pure and SIM
pie nowhere in any age or in any peo-
pie has there existed such honest
h~ero-worship as hat rendered Lee by
the soldiers OF tho wonderful aud eias-
tic army Of Northern Virginia. All
through the hardships Of those mar
velous years Of terrible campaigning
these soldiers were ever ready to re-
spond to the bequest Of their loved
commander and when the last struggle
ended in disaster to the hopes that
had buoyed them for fur years, they
wept bitter tears as they sought to kiss
his hand in parting. Such hero-wor-
ship the world has never Witnessed
and such hero.worship carried the
stamp of unusual commentator so
that even now the name is hold in
deepest love and veneration.-Col. G..
W. Saussy in Atlanta Journal.
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mShS OIC aIIuS
for the Union Or for the C~oufederacy
during the great war In the opinion
that this desire is one that should be
gratiied and that can be gratifed, in
great measure at least, by compiling
and publishing, as a continuation of
the publication known as the "oficial
records Of the Union and Confederate
armies a complete list or roster of
the officers and men who served in
those armies during the Civil war,
this department. recommended at the
last session Of Congress the enactment
of a law authorizing the complication
and preparation Of such a roster for
publication. That recommendation
was followed by tho enactment of a
provisionoof law which embodied in
the legislative, executive and judicial
appropriation act, approved Feb. %,
1903, and which is as follows:
"That under the direction Of the
secretary Of war the chief Of the re-
cord and pension Office shall compile,
from such official records as are in the
possession of the United States, aud
from such other records as may BIO
obtained by loan from the various
States and other official sources, com
plete roster Of the officers and enlist
ed men Of the Union and Confederate
armies"
The department is prepared to enter
at onco upon the work of making the
compilation thus authorized and to
push it to completion as rapidly as
possible. There will be little or no
difficulty in making the Union part
Of the roster complete, but there will
be great difficulty with regard to the
Confederate records in the possession
Of this department. It is of the first
Importance, therefore, That no effort
shall.be spared to secure the tempo
rary loan to the war department., for
the purpose Of copying, Of any and all
authentic Confederate records that
can be found anywhere. Many of
these r%ecords,are in the possession OF
the various States and it is hoped will
be made readily accessible, but there
are others that are widely scattered
among historical and memorial asso.
Citations and private citizens. The
problem of how to find and procure
the loan Of these scattered records is
Is 1aii&& ou oIe, hn. ;s ia nna that must
be solved in order that the ConRed-
crate soldier shall receive the full
credit that is due him in the roster
that is to be compiled.
earnestly invite. your cooperation
with the department in an effort to
make this complication as nearly coEs-
plete as it is possible to make it, and
| shall be glad to have the benefit Of
any suggestions that you can make as
to the manner in which that end can
be best attained. The work will be in
the immediate charge Of Brig. Gen.
F. 9. Ainsworth, chief Of the records
and pension Office Of this department.,
and I beg leave to suggest that if the
plan heyein outlined meets your APP,
prevail you designate some official Of
your State to communicate with him
relative to the details Of the work and
the steps to be taken in furtherance
of it. Very respectfully,
Elihu Root,
Secretary Of War.
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NAMES OF FABRICS.

Muslin is named for Mosul, in Asia.
Serge comes from Xerga. the Spanish
for q certain sort of blanket.
Bandanna is derived from an Indian
word signifying to bind or tie.
Calico is named for Calicut, town IN
India, where it was first printed.
Alpaca is the name Of a species OF
llama from whose wool the genuine
fabric Is woven.
TIE name damask is an abbreviation
Of Damascus; satin is corruption OF
Zaytown, in China.
Velvet is the italian ''vellute," woody
and Is traceable farther back to the
Latin vellus, a hide or pelt.
Shawl is from the Sanskrit sala,
which means floor, shawls having been
first used as carpet tapestry.
Cambria comes from Cambria, gauze
from GAIA, baize from Bajac, dimity
from Dametta and jeans from Jean.
Blanket bears the name of Thomas
Blanket, famous English clothier who
aided the introduction of woolens into
England In the fourteenth century,
Philadelphia Bulletin.
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