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The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06

Grand total -Si, i"
The total of s1,227,S73 tells in gem
eral way the story of how expensive
it is to record the doings of ninety
lawmakers, and to keep them COM
Portable and happy for period OF
twelve months, but it is the details
that are most interesting.
In 1878 a Senator of the United
States provided himself out of the
public treasury, in addition to his sal
ary, with his mileage, his $125 for
stationery, and one clerk, if he hap
pened to be the chairman of COM
mittee. That was practically all. In
1904 a United States Senator would
sniff at one clerk, and declare it i'm
possible to attend to his work without
two or three. Such a thing as paying
for a clerk out of his pocket. as his
predecessors. up to comparatively
few years ago, were accustomed to do,
would be regarded by the Senator of
to-day as a crime.-December Pear
sons
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06
DOLLARS. DOLLARS.

Knicker-Votem Wright told me
himself that he never took a penny as
political bribe in all his life.
Booker don't doubt that he nev-
er took penny. He is a high-priced
man.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06

MARIE p WALSH-R. NJ, City. A
intended for Marie P.
Walsh, authoress of Two Husbands
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06

This week best gold eyeglasses. specs.
zoe to SOC (sold in store $3.50, at 10 4th,
front of celebrated Oyster Restaurant. >
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06

Special information supplied daily to
business houses and public men by the
Press Clipping Bureau (Allen's). so Cali
fornia street. Telephone Main 1912.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06
HIS REASON.

Officer Toole-Who is that fellow
over there who is talking so loud and
long against yacht racing?
Officer Rourke-He had his pocket
picked in the crowd while he was
watching one of the bulletin boards
during the yacht races.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06


bedecked them with diamond
in
lmitess
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06

Townsend's California Glace fruits in
artistic fire-etched boxes. 715 Market ST.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-06
EXTRA T.4GANCES
OF OUR SENATOR'S

The salary of United States Sena-
tor, like that of a member of the
House of Representatives. is $4,000.
and he Is allowed, in addition, mileage
at the rate of 10 cents per mile eacn
way between his home and the Capt.
tol for each session of Congress, prl-
vate secretary at $500 (if he is not
chairman of a. committee, in which
case he has the appointment of
higher salaried clerk) and $125 for
stationery. That seems modest; but
the perquisites and emoluments not
set down in the law are numerous and
attractive and account in no small
measure for the tenacity with which
a small caliber Senator holds on when
once he has been elected.
The Senate is a small body, but 1t
takes a big amount of money to run
it, as the following extracts from the
last annual appropriation bill will
show:
For compensation of Senators $3.50 600
For mileage of Senators - 5000
For expenses of the office OF Vice
President (there is none by the
way, but Mr.. Frye occupies this
room) .......-....-..'.. o,'oV
Chaplain .. 1000
once of secretary 70 the Senate -. 1889
Document room " 1920
clerks and messengers to committees 1877 $50
Office of sergeant at arms and door
keener " 1874 S64
Postoff,ce - 1855
Folding room . 1880
Engineers elevator service. etc.. 27465
senators. secretaries :... $4,000
Stenographers of Investigations and
inouiries ............ 20. 600
Reporting debates - 25 900
Miscellaneous not including the ex-
pense OF the capitol police force,
paid by each house '............. 15o eco
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-02-09
Nebraska Fair Commission
Reports to Governor.

Lincoln, Neb., Feb. 5.-The re-
port of the Nebraska fair commits
sion, published in pamphlet form,
has just been filed with Governor
Mickey. An itemized account of
every dollar expended, to whom
it was paid and what for, is made
in the book. The total expense of
maintaining the Nebraska exhibit
at the St. Louis exposition was
SIS, 3O9.70 The legislature of 1908
made an appropriation of $4,000
for the exhibit, and this was in
! creased to s61, O9O.75 by the fol-
lowing gifts: Union Pacific rail-
road, $4,000; Burlington, $4,000;
Chicago & Northwestern, $1,000,
Beatrice Creamery company, $3.50;
Hygeia Creamery company, 1925;
Fairmont Creamery company,
1925; receipts from sale Of exhib-
its, $59O.75. OF this amount
SIS, l9O.3O remained enexpended
at the close os the exposition and
was refunded to the state treasur-
er.-WorId- Herald.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-02-09
No Cause for Alarm as to the
Scots on the Sun.

Father Rigge, the astronomer Of
, Creighton university, says:
The unusual large spot at pres
ent on the sun is causing consider
able comment in the daily papers
all over the country. clip the
following from Chicago pa >e r
but omit the startling headlines:
"Chicagoans today we're startled
by an immense spot on the sun,
covering one-tenth of it's entire
visible surface. Thousands we're
puzzled and anxious. In all parts
of the city crowds gathered in the
streets, watching the great spot,
specializing and arguing as to its
cause and effect. Astronomers at
the University of Chicago and
Northwestern and Lake Forest,
watched the phenomena through
powerful glasses and declared the
spot one of the largest ever OBJ
served. The spot caused fear and
trembling among the superstitious,
and through the levee districts
women and men prayed and sang,
believing the end of the world was
approaching and declaring loudly
that the sun was going OUT
Now, let me assure the reader
that there is absolutely nothing
alarming in this spot ON the sun.
There is nothing that an astronp-
mer would not delight in seeing.
Its banefuI effects upon the earth
and upon the weather are entirely
in the Imagination of the ignorant
and Of those who do not thus
scrupl to prey upon the invincible
ignorance of poor people, in the
colu ms of sensational papers,
IN World Herald.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-02-09
John G scorer

The lecture by Prof. John G.
Scorer was largely attended.
Jokes and Their antiquity" was
the subject considered. The speak
er is a master of his subject. His
ideas are good and he presents
them clearly and forcibly. His
able treatment of his subject shows
a vast amount of research and in
vestigation. beginning with the
days of Adam and coming down
through the long, dark corridors
of time. He proves that Solo,
mons aphorism, that there is
nothing new under the sum-" is as
true in the realm of jokes as else
where. He shows that most of the
jokes current today ante-date the
days of the author of Proverbs;
that many of them belong to the
misty labyrinth of the past. The
lecture and lecturer were worthy
of the large audience that turned
out. Milwaukee, Wis, News.
At NJ. f. church Wednesday
night, Feb. Is, 1905. Reserved
seats on sale at Quigley & Chap
mans drug store.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-02-09
Britt Items

John Britt butchered beef
Monday.
job. RySchon went to Rosebud
Saturday
Messrs. Novak and Dunn have
been putting up ice.
Arthur Brown has been baling
hay during the past week.
Joe RyShon was helping our
city merchant, Mr.. Kellogg last
week.
Andrew Miller and wife spent
Sunday evening at Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Bulls
As it will be nothing to mel ton
Of a snow-storm here, will simply
say it is still showing.
D. Kellogg and Charles Steven.
son will ship a carload of horses
east as soon as the weather mod
crates.
The people of this vicinity are
talking Of going to the canyon to
hunt. Now is the time to go hunt
ing and sleighing.
What's become of Mr.. Sprattl
He has not been seen on he sire. is
of Britt lately. He must be home
doing chores regularly.
VIM. Novak has purchase ! some
land recently and from all reports
he is going right to work building.
Willie, this looks ratl err suspicious.
SLEEPY EYES.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-02-09

The Red Front Mercantile Co.
comes to the front Wit a new ad
which appears on this rage this
week. Better read it. They ave
some bargains for you in stoves.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-02-09

AT. O-HERIC PRESSURE
(Reduced to level inches and hundredths)
303; highest 81 ate 2h Lowest 90 90 dat 18th
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
INTERESTING LECTURE
At THE woman S CLUB |. !.
Graduate Of Johns H opkins Will IL.
Tell People How to Avoid
AZ Disease. q

Miniature will DO given at the Woman s
Club On "Wednesday rternoon, FEBRUARY
18Th, on the plan Of work the lnstrpc-
tIyc Visiting Nurse Association and we
work being done by sucll an ass ocltt,o =,
among the tuberculosis patients ~ ~, wv ~
citys% of Baltilnore. Tho lecture WI 20
ind under tho auspices OF tho Instructive
Visiting Nurse Association Of TINS CITY,
az which Mrs. Il, =. Valentine nus pcell
president for tho past. year. s.
! rev outside n OF hose contributing 70
ana actively Identified with tho work
AZ this organization have an adHgunl %
conception of tho mission und ucnleNc-
smcnts OF this organization OF whiiecN w
manIty without regard to creed or co y,
il tho hcneficiary, This nity Is di .,I1ls
into two dstrIcts,s{and three Sislt,n y
nurses are employed Mt salaries WAloh
Would lie. no intlucemtnt to service save
for tho opportunity of doing prHctlenl
rood fortt tho henltln, comfort and happl-
Ness or The people. The report OF tho
head nurse OF the Richmond association
fo,, the month, OF November, 1901, is IN
Gteresting III, that 1t gives sono idcn OF
what this beneficicnt organizilti Ion OF none
women is doing. In the two districts
OF the city these three nurses made y 20,
III of al recorded visits, rs unrecorded
vsits' q new calls and added a7 new pa
tents to their list. They supplied cloths
8irr 10 tho needy, the Same having been
donated ny tho Needle Work Guild OF
America. Personal clothing and bed were
FURNISHED to six persons, dressings, Wedl-
clncs and food TO fourteen patientsi NILS
tickets issued to four; one cnse referred
Ia tho Associated Charities two 10 ST.,
Andrews NJ isson: -four sent 70 hospitals
two ID aispensalies for treatment, doe
forts services obtained for five and care
ltalel' supplied 10 three.
,rhe lecture OF Mi. .Amps Will be free!
and allsinternstea III tlle work OF tho. or
sgunization or drsirous to learn more
about ii wilr be greatly instructed BY at
tending this lecture MI, ADes is.5a grasi-
nate \ or srlle Johns Hopkins University,
and has been identified with practical
Charities an!lgllunlane movements tirs .lsu 4
amoleJ lis Is nostionS Of 4 he work of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
BELMONT TRYING ITO
SATISFY EVERYBODY.
is in Hard Fix and May Have TO
Buy Track and Shut
1t UP.
,sp..lal "a Tic Times. p,sp4,cl,o

!
# MEM YORK, Feb. u.--hpguet Belmoni,
chairman Of ihp loehhg Club aud stale
Racing Commission Is losing sleep Trying "a
ARRANGE n, schedule ;,i dates for the Metro
tl,,I,tan racing season which Will pease ~
u.socia! Ions and Al tbs sslsr tliic -hc- good
10 the qualifications Belmont turf Interests
In tho ordinary cpuIs,at az events ms sriT
aors would begin AZ the l,hlmnnt BenninRs.
traeksat Makhington, IN a little nppr., than
month. with the reyiStfipd New YORK J"ckey
1hc 4l3nipire EisY Club with n donble:rdgedi
charter demanding a Thoroughbred session ~
Workers Mr. Belmont finds himself < ~ an
AcsiluIkiitly dangerous position, Sa stEayt-
n seems ihat III order 10 make lln already
.eYrr-crowsca schedule han5 toeelher he may
have 10 buy u race track shut ~ np hlt
3Nsn then haze racing III ppppsitloH 10 Ben
3i,i1sN Any opposition 10 B"untngs would 10
Iintty nearly fatnl unless thu pcw ismpirc
club Mas made 70 accept dates corresponding
70 trimmings.
a III has bcr,l iumorfd that sit belmont IL
gradually gaining control Of the Metropolitan
Jockey ciuh's stock THIS Would, OF cpurSa,
mean he shutting NJ u iiie ,IainaGh liRch,
aud would leave hpacp fpr Morris Park, ia
sn,aira, an objectionable course hrcapse az It's
peculiar cruin shape would be removed. II
tlnlgA, he cheaper 10 bay on tlio Now fork
jockey cluR MOI @ raHF. and mTihe end tins
may he done,
(niipt. MOI even - HIM OF thr TREND Of nEfaifg
lin Che Jockey Club eouNciln ~ coming from
THE Official prefs agent, Meanwhile .qwnfrs,
sinss aso ss M nesas N 10 q aS liz
Nsfbndur 50, tint ttpy may arrange their
= iYainlng accoIuA.Kly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
WILL SEND CHALLENGE,
Americans to Try to W'rest Davis avis
CUP From Doherty Brothers.

@ NEW YORK. Feb. 11,--As soon ~ possible
a challenge Will be sent bylt the United states
Dwight f. Davis cup now held In England
by The the Dohery brothers THIS action ~, Mns
voted for at the annual meetins At the Wal.
material would be- availab lc for he .comps,-
titlon. letters were sent to W. Al, Larned.
Wright, Mulcombe Whitman Raymond ', p
Lltles p AlexandeI and kre E q Go nj
5I;Ncerting Whitman and alexander all replied
Il III The affirmative 50 that strong team can cal,
be Counted upon nlnde'iIn, 81 lArn SW.,I nnd
or both. 5,,S'Ss5, 8 I, 3 5 H, !. . \ w. %
clubs had been added during the year. making
total Of eighty ives clubs and twelye asso-
Ions,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
CLAUDE "A FACTOR.
Days Fine Horse Will be Favor
lite in Brooklyn Handicap.

* Especial 10. Tho Times, Dlspntrh)
MEM YORK Feb. ll,--M. q. 3Daly's Claude
ny lon, hearted son Of LIssak. must be count
oan be brought across lie sotkI.s In his ,
present, grand form. Ills incaGIn tlid $4,000
EurpE hnndicap AT Oakland recently, when In
ny n CONDOR, W.T. h only lia pounds up, gives
him chance second % llonc, considering TIM
dillon 10 tho crushing woightfon Saturday
ltle slow track mil.ta,ed against his chances
Of success and little w, Daily kept him In the
nny. The col, hls had bud luck IN HIS last
EFFORTS. getting away slowly both IN tho lis
he did not relish The going. lilo has spirited
Mn fnrlongs IN l:iS, and with ], falr start IN
ncnilS WalieN p Ir,n!,lgs's Dainty, whose
pretnrrnco for a. fast track Is well known,
fhisd 10 try for The rlssali. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
ALL-COLLEGIATEsT TEAM.
Hadley, Former Virginian, Will
be Captain Of Nine. d. Z. AZ
special Id The Wines DIspntch.)

v NEW YORK, Feb, 1.-THE .all-chlleglate.
III 10 have tie most Important season In
tho history OF the game. The playing season
begins April 18th. With the strorE Dc De- caIno
Institute at lTjshkill- tho hudson. The out
Iood fo,. a good team this year Is particularly
bright n number Of last seasons stars being.
Nv. r. Hadley Who played with the Uni.
varsity Of Virginia last year vii acs as. as
tho captain Of the nine,,i adnely Is consaerea
college Frank Hlll, formerly Of the Uni.
verHty OF Maryland, viii Sagain cover flrs s
.hase Manager Nolans Is nov arranging ms
schedules and expects to have It completed IN
IL few days The schedule 30 far ARRANGED Ut
cl.idcs games WITH alls5 the We'll known COL
legc and athletic clubs. Z & IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
WILL COST $4,000.
Race With Hamburg for Kaiser's
Cup Is Expensive Affair.
eBy .AssoeIaich l,ress.

5tBy Associated, l'ressEl .aas
fhez RlRIIN. Feb 1.-The RSndicate iownng
the German yacht HAMBURG, Suffered FOR thn'
tranEallantir race, has arranged 70 send her
3in ,ow OF u Hnmhurc-Ameiitn line steamef
,as far rs Fayal A2nro Islands, from which
the yacht viii proceed by wRy ~ 50, Tholn''s'
10 NeM York, E#54 EE3s si &s5,
r. ". ileJcis, one or her owners, his
son, lieutenant 1ieiiens, Of The Gcrnll,n navy,
and Captain Peters Viii go Win tho ltnh,bul'g
across thu Atlantic. tts asi mated thai the
cost 10 HE syndicate pf racing the Hamburg
fer iinperpr Willi9n,'s cup NIL Ppf about
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
Bank Clearings,

t.i7 tl3y .NtsOoiulch Iiess.) N. ~
MEM YORK, Feb. ii,--The: statement of
averages of ,he clearing house banks AZ this
eli N for tho week shows 4si@A n t,g &
Deposits! Sl,ln2 ~ sou Increase S53s2, 900.
~ 'inaatipn ss5,o.5,lbl Increase slsG,too y <
Legal tnndcrs ~, 200, 900. decrease. s2.iG 500.
Sepeic $s2a.6il,0pu, lerlpasc, S,Ii95oo,
j#lleserSe, sili,TSD,W5. DECREASE T.3Ui 0ol /.
8!9s0tD y 53isi 81. :, 4s(
R surplus, sil,oa6Ia5i Jerrensf aS,so50oit
q ESIllnitsd STATES deposits Sl6,9b3, 600; de-
lyrrNse, iS.SlS,OsY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
Horse and Donkey Steaks.

.A new city slaughter house; covering
OF horses donkeys and mules fo or 1000
has been crened llsIarIs WIZ q banIlipna Q.
only meats served, y t is stated thnt 5000
horses, donkeys and mules nrc klllod an
nualIy In Paris for. food, Tho use Of their
flesh Is increasing. ss X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
Honor in Politics

Editor Of tho Times Dispat eli .
:, yo aa 10 ana exppsas
ana hn a's q tho pcs S rns clear
tho llyest question in Virginia politics to-day.
and to attempt 70 ignore It u 70 admit the cues
into polltGa and 70 decide y In the
Democratic party OF tho state ~ composed OF
a largo majority of tho boFt people OF the 4
The . people. 4 government deriving lis Jus:
powers from the consent ~ the G q. I,fh:
PC = q shs
who viii say then nayf Whero government Is!
dominated BY g :, few y Is no tlongeraa Demo
o long tho people were dfnriyea Of
1ority OF the citizens opposed "a saloon m their
midst, they lad 10 endure It because y was
s"ss eat Is
community without the request Of a atorlty
e qualified voters. except y cities ETC.; THIS
done ~ The Democrats party of Inc State, /
There Y another : question 4, Ihn
State is the man. To Improve the econo!nicg
value OF men Is TO build from the Foundation,
and this apples to every nun w.atsyar IIs
and business enterprise acknowledges that the
saloon tends g lessen tlsl economic value q
Then Y That BE- 'a ,hs liquor ggss
ment, And before 4, tho question t aooa roltds
and schools az important NJ they are, become
suborlnate. Very true Is It that; any losls-
laton looking to tho bettermlent OF the morals
ot The citizens is legislation that adyapce
tle, material interests both OF the Individual
aud OF tho state. IA # WA Ei83t
There is another side Of this question that
has been brought forward ms q warming to tho
citizens, viz; That II tho liquor question enters
into ths campaign VIII drive the LIQUOR mon
Has tho writer forgotten the old MAXIM thpt
It Is a poor rl,lc that does not work both
ways, 1sls5 ~ FI MT s "A
The ,prediction may or may not he true.
more probability that Il the Democratic party
Ignores the wishes Of the large body Of 3ot-
LIQUOR trat!. and declares Itself ~ favor @
The way for another large and ntlue,ntsa 4
seek redress IN tha Republican rnnks2 E
The liquor question 4 here, and II Il here
TO stay, ! believe II can DO worked out best
q THIS state within the Pepoera! e {. party
Important one, and one not to he Ignored. Then
i,lstho voice Of tho people be heard IN, thu
primary on the subject and let no one attempt
10 stlflt It. Il hi, &. 4: Y a. ss5 *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
10 |[|:.A||N.COMI|N'.G|:'!...
( ] 0N|0l..|!|N||k|' S
Committee Appointed bySs Metro
olitai,sl Associit ioi1a 70
Report ill8AptaiIl..
D. s. ASSOCIATION MEETING,
Not L,iitel E1 hat Session W ll1g
Altogether q Love Feast.
Suggested Chang


,sp y,, 'S i All y Mans for Tic
coming 4esson on5 the lInks were lstt Y Y.
committee 70 renort III Apf az Wy w
nleelns of omu'a Aletropolit an 'ot
:. y, ycrent
sion Is , ~ In tw vi
slons AM team match circuit Or WmS,i,h s
70 haye b!tt uno series and lhc ~
(; 49, = - 81 - y 3, q -
aa e snt ee i,
Id held In IthisT city on Monday, February
1ath, viii altogether oya FEAST e,
q tho ppeeai Tss mi appointed last
be rnysS Te ss
requested and got Is not ertire 81;
IL inclined Ito To dSnur NJ. Writer III the current
foa ssssS that s
tho report shows everything that the lsasI
he Dwsi III Ell
snee hs o@ e e Of tho dues q active
members from soo to go se
the voting power and the allied members n 4
g tSe liz
Under he new seheMeaotWl Iind
ssnGns tsf fsasf:ion aSsr @
q, ss cSnltss snr S!s
in Ill any element ot permanently, but, Il they
viii Insist upon making not two. but g DOZEN
bites at tho cherry before 4
tedious process suggesting the runloronslyl
pathetic efYort0otE q terrified Car TO- prolons
#hIs medieval Norm Of government. The petit
lion asks a lntItlc annual Smoeting be held
once in every two years In the Middle West,
mi be left to the fdlSCretlOnj
,ro.jdcrt @'ns hsrct ofore i { e tho ssocntion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
|NCEND|AR|ES PUT A
TORCH TO. GRAADSTAND

81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - ----------f
(EY Associated l,rrss

s,yE (Ey Associated Press)
HOT SPRINGS, ARM Feb. l,r-What X Is
regarded as III, attempt to destroy the grand-
stand anu adjoining building Of tho Now
Lawn race track occurred to-day Part Ct
The lower floor Of tho Hrandstnn,l was In
flames when discovered by 5ths ntchmen Tho
floor had been saturated With OIL The struct
.turc vas not seriously damaged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
Sale of Speed, Horses.

* 5 ~ tI,yS Associated Trcssl u,
q IsJDIANAP POLLS IND. lieh H.. fbiriN,line
stesd \ horses haze been sod az tllq alofh
Yards iol' a t1tal Of ssl. ~ si5
" Among ie most important Nales wete !llui75
try Boz, trial .:lsi-?. q. O. w Aii.e .ftlkss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12

i.s, dam by Artenus. j. ". Fnsler New
York sl,o5o; irene Flower. s:lal-i, oh. H. by
Hodges 2!2s IL, dam y. Hermit 2ilG ~. Toy
aud Gilmore, AI,undsSillr, ". Nu Sl,S9; allen
w. trial s:l.l-., ny Pluto, dam ~ yen Sc
s.. 100 100 Thomas q, G., trial ,a:lS, by Keller
yThomas 2:ia H. dam By lNire Clay .i2o.
w II pnade, brooklyn W. 333e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12

This is a picture OF handsome cques-
trian statue Of General Nathan BED for r.
Forrest, seated upon his war charger 1An r
which is to be erected In Memphis. The
which will be made a¬a pie
OCCASION, will occur In April or May.
rho statue was designed and made by
e. IS. Niehans and isspronounced fine.
work of5nrt. The foundation and pedestal
Will stand twelve feet above the ground,
md the rider and horse, a bronze equ
trim statue, will measure twelve feet,
making the whole monument reach y. To- I, g
height of@twenty-four feet. The. statue
.nf General Forrest is life and one-half
size, and the animal ls Duilt IN pro2or''oit't'1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12

sThe entire cost ot the magnificent monu--
5ment will 3reachE $4,000.
Tho movement to erect 8at nlQnllne nti to
General. Forrest took Generate shnpe over
twenty years ago. James +. Heasley,s W.
W. Schoolheld and Colonel Va Taylor Y,
were the moving spirits in tho work. Tho
progress was slow and drdous. and not
until a wonan's auxiliary. association was
organized did the work take a promising
turn. Among those who In bored $unceas,,
5ingly# III late years. under the nuspices OF
tho Forrest Monument Association, arc
General s. E.T. 3Carnes, General George 5NV.
Gordon General il p. Young, General a.
r., Taylor, Mrs. ]. W. Clapp, MIS-. Cars
Mrs. n. j y Latham and others #3i "a
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association and Its value toua city IS $full
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