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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-10-07

at Harper's Ferry, Va, and on the
many tablets at Andersonville.
In this connection I may refer to
the resolution of the Grand Army
of the Republic adopted at the same
time requesting the Secretary of War
to issue statistics as accurate as pos
sible of the mortality of Union SOL
diers in Southern prisons, and may
suggest that if he should do so he
should at the same time issue statis-
tics even more readily attainable of
the mortality of Southern soldiers in
Northern prisons. 1t would surely be
best for the veterans on both sides to
let such controversies sleep; but if
the facts on one side are to be given
out, justice requires that like facts
should also be given on the other
Much of your letter is devoted to
discussion of the sad conditions at
Andersonville. The real question,
however, is rather whether Captain
Wirz was personally able to alter
these conditions and was justly exc
cuted on account of them. The des-
titution Of the Confederate govern
ment at the time, unable to pro-
vide food or medicine for the SOL
diers in the field, must be taken into
account. When you speak of "the
sad story of unmatched suffering"
ic foiI fn nd
spirit of controversy but of impair
TALLY, that the death rate at An
Jacksonville was 2463 per cent. On
an official tablet at AndersonvilIe it
is stated: prisoners at Anderson
vile, 52,345. Number who died, 49,
$685." Yet in the prisons where Con-
federate soldiers were confined the
death rate was higher. At Elmira
it was fortyfour per cent. AS
against your citation at Anderson
vile for August, I point you to Ell
mira, where, in February, with 8,996
prisoners, there were 426 deaths, and
in March, with 1902 prisoners, there
were 491 deaths. In March alone
the death rate was more than five
per cent; and combining the two
months, there was a death rate of
more than ten per cent. At Point
Lookout the death rate was PITT
per cent. at Rock Island, 1888 per
cent, according to the best infor-
nation I have been able to obtain
(Series II, Volume 8, pages 991 to
1902, Official Records of the Union
and Confederate Armies" from the
Omitted States Government Report
of the War of the Rebellion.")
The story of these prisons where
Confederates were confined has new
er been Officially presented" like
the story of Andersonville. Gun
speakable cruelty and suffering"
there were in prison life, North and
South; but let us be slow to believe
that they were anywhere deliberate
ly and maliciously inflicted. I for
bear, therefore, to include in my re-
ply statements similar to those in
your letter accessible to us both in
the published official records from
C11rOnOnc in thn TInit0d States rYoou
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-10-07
FOR SALE

A good MOVING PICTURE MA
CHINE, with films, curtains, gas
machine, slides, graphophone, and
everything for complete show Just
the thing to make money showing
in schoolhouses and churches
$4,000 takes it; cost twice as much.
This is no toy, but a real article.
M. N. WERTZ, ThomasvilIe, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-10-07
LIKE A BENEDICTIoN FROM GEN.
S. d. LEE.

Part of a letter from Gen. Steph-
en- D. Lee, written while the contro-
versy was high in regard to the Wirz
monument. 1t was written when he
expected to engage in a prolonged
controversy with the Grand Army of
the Republic ]
The belief is universal throughout
the South that Captain Wirz was in
nocent of the charges on which he
was convicted by a military commits
sion: the charges, first, of conspir-
acy with Jefferson Davis, Secretary
Sedon, Howell Cobb, r. B. Winder,
r. R. Stevenson and others, to kill
Union prisoners; and, secondly, of
murder in the violation of the laws
and customs of war None of Virus
alleged co-cOnspirators were ever
put on trial The evidence upon
which he was convicted was, in part,
based upon mistake or downright
perjury, and the circumstances under
which he was tried made a fair trial
practically impossible in those terri
BILE times
All things considered, charity re-
quires at least that either no tablet
should be erected charging the dead
man with guilt or that those who be-
lieve him innocent should be accord
ed the privilege of expressing that
conviction in equally enduring form.
If evil is to be spoken of the dead,
his friends can hardly be expected
to remain silent. Bearing this in
mind, the plan has been proposed by
certain ladies of the South to erect
a counter-tablet bearing proper in
scription to record an enduring be-
lief of the Southern people in his in
nocence.
Henry Wirz had the misfortune to
be a foreigner, friendless, and ill
fitted to defend himself. His very
countryman, the Swiss Consul GEN
eral publicly refused to accept mon
ey for defraying the expenses Of the
defense In time of peace Wirz was
tried by military commission, and
all his lawyers except Mr. Schade
withdrew from the case, stating that
the court had predetermined the
case At the time of his conviction
Wirz was broken in health from con-
finement and from wounds received
in battle. He refused to accuse JEFF
ferson Davis on account of the treat
ment of prisoners at Anderson
Vile, although he (Wirz) was in
formed by persons whom he had rea-
son to trust that such an accusation
would save his life. He met his
death at last like a man of courage.
Under the circumstances it seems
to us that the proposed action Of
these ladies is not such as to call for
any interference by Southern SOL
diers or as justly to offend the
soldiers of the Grand Army of
the Republic, who should per-
haps treat the matter as the
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When writing to advertisers, al
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The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07
SPECULATIVE SPIRIT
FEATURES MARKET
Project to Introduce Steel Stock
Into Paris BOurse Creates
Active Trading

NEW YORK. June 6.-There was a
sudden rekindling Of the speculative
spirit in the New York securities mar
ket last week, and toward the end of
the week this resulted in state of ex-
element not witnessed in the market
for more than two years past Various
incidents served to awaken the mar
ket, but apparently it was the project
to introduce the United States steel
stocks in the Paris market which was
of most effect.
1t was reported that the plan for
dealing in the United States steel
shares in Paris would involve an ac-
emulation of as much as a million
shares for lodgment in a trust, against
which certificates would be issued as
the medium for transactions in France.
An outburst in the transcontinentaI
railroad stocks had its inception in the
formal agreement made between the
Union Pacific and the Northern Pacific
for the joint use of trackage in a
region beyond Seattle. This was inter
preted as a def1nitive treaty of peace
between the two great railroad powers,
and as furnishing final assurances
against such a damaging conflict as
was involved in the contest for con-
trolling the Burlington.
Intimations were circulated in Wall
street that the status of the S. Paul
Pacific coast extension was definitely
fixed at the same time. This group of
railroads was affected further by the
Atchisons offer of $26,00O,0OO of con-
vertible bonds and the consequent in
surance of its financial requirements.
Rumors OF intended increase in divi-
dends on Hartman railroad stocks and
of an exchange of Southern Pacific
preferred stock for the combination in
duced a furious speculation in those
stocks
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07
BnIIding Contract.

Frank sullivan and Catherine Smith with
Harry :. Doyle-TO erect two story frame
flats in line Of Nineteenth street. 62.6 OF
Eureka: $500.
David and Nettie Peabody with Arthur G.
Scholz-TO erect a three story frame three
natsl in line OF Filbert street 1869 " OF
Hyde. 23:9x1S7:6: $3.50
G. +. Graves with Kennedy & Brown--ro erect
frame cottage in line 0f Florida street. ;
Of Twenty nth. 25xiOO: S1.750.
HOlbrook. Merrill & Stetson with Manhattan
electric company and r y kuss company
Electric work and painting for four story and
basement class G building at SE corner of
sixth and Bluxome streets Ne 255 By Sc 1926;
IS. ISL
To erect a and a hatf story cottage in
line of Hayes street, 1856 OF Lyon. 81 by
y 100; s3.9SO.
sophie Christine F. and Cornelius g. DaI
and basement building IN \ line of Sutter street.
80 " OF Grant avenue. W p BY -. So. 500.
ID. W Tietjen with Charles &. BontsGne-Tt'-
ing. pumping and evcavstiug for two story and
street, els y Of Clay, 1876 by $40.
$397J.
John Rosenfeld'S sons with Hiuchman & Cle-
ment-COncrete work for foundation floors. side
walks and piers for building at NJ corner or
Third and Hunt streets. 16O. 10. " SO 3
J5. " 20. Is. " so. 40, $3.50
The Prayer company with the san Francisco
teaming company Excavating. etc. for building
at Sc corner Of Golden Gate avenue and Jones
street. 5 100 BY + 1926: s.. 245.
Arthur ]. and Anns C.. Dolan-All work excent
shades. mantels. gas and electric axtnres
fouuda tiOn piers and concrete floors for one zforx
and basement frame building in NE line az vIt.
teenth avenue. 100 NV OF street NV - -
NE 100: 81 $50.
Van Hees & Co.-AH work for two storv ,nd
mezzanine brick class building In line ~
Tenth street. 64:6 $ Of stevenson : s5 r acO
$50, W 100, 6f:d. " l20: sa2.cI&
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07
COLTS DEFEAT PIONEERS

NEVADA CITY. June 6.-The Nevada
City Colts won from the Sacramento
Pioneers at Glenbrook park today by
a 9 TO score. Christen and Maher
formed the Nevada City teams battery.
while Smith and Code worked for Sac
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07

For Further Information Apply to the ofne. Of
A. J. sEYDER,
Dol BROADWAY. at sIH STREET.
OAKLAND
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07

good building restriction on property. 1 re-
serve tse right to reject any orer to purchase.
AUTOMOBILES At Office 70 take prospective Dur
ehssens TO the property on SUNDAY from Q to
Il. or any tine during week days
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07

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The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07
SAN ANsELMo REAL ESTATE

bungalow, 8 rooms bath
hardwood floors, fireplace, etc; lot S0x117;
S2,5o0; terms IL desired; near Yolsndo station
G. b. WHITNEY, 343 Sansome St, San Fran
cisco: nronertN SUNDAY
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07
TERMS; $50 DOWN. $40 MONTE AND
INTEREST FOB THE BEST AND
Mc-T SLIGHTLY LOTS IN LINDA
VISTA DISTRICT

You viii never again have such an oppor-
tunity to secure such magnificent and slightly
lots such ridiculousIy low payments Prices
are 50 reasonable dare not advertise them.
Seven minutes BY car to property. Street work
complete.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07
OAKLAND REAL EsrArE-con,rnuea

AN EXTRAORDINARY oFFERl
AN BxTRAoRDTEARY oFFERi
LINDA VISTA LOTS.
LINDA VISTA LOTS
BILL VIEW. LAKE VIEW.
6ILL VIEW. LAKE VIEW.
HILL VIEW. LAKE VIEW.
TERMS: $3.50 DOWN. $40 A MONTH AND
INTEREST FOB THE BEST AND
Mc~C SLIGHTLY LOTS IN LINDA
VISTA DISTRICT
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07

THIs ADVERTISEMENT WILL APPEAR
FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07

AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER,
AN ExTRAoRDTEARY oFFERi
or
LINDA VISTA LOTS.
LINDA VISTA LOTS
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07
ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE

BARGAIN at $40. o0o-This beautiful home must
be seen to be appreciated. Telephone Kearny
e76 and get particulars.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07
MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE
BELVEDERE

THE FINEST HOUSE
IN BEAUTIFUL BELVEDERE
For rent sale; just built: modern room
house; magnificent view; THIS is WORTH
WHILE SEEING. Apply to owner, WILLIAM
HoFFSCHNEIDER. 30 Bacon block Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07
RUSSIAN RIVER REAL ESTATE

$25 AND UPwARD-EASY TERMS.
Bungalow and camp sites at Camp Rose, near
Hesldsburg right on the rivers large lots; nicely
wooded; spring water: send for Illustrated folder
@. r. RAY lbs T.ick hlde. 35 Montgomery IT.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

EXCHANGE for Oakland or S. F. Property.
The beautiful sulphur spring property
l31 acres; pavilion and bath houses; located at
KenwoOd. Sonoma county; 10 minutes from sta
ton. Address owner room 80, Bacon building
Oakland. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07

ABSTRACT OF TITLE INSURANCE
Alameda County Abstract Co., 426 10th, Oakland.
CITY ABSTRACT CO., Inc, 81 City Hall ay.
PACIFIC TITLE ms. CO., 420 Montgomery.
STANDARD TITLE ms. CO., Mills bldg.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07

UPLANDS-Be Beautiful home sites; no fog: pan
Drama Of bay and mountain: trees. boulevards,
electricity water. sewers, restrictions; sdjoins
New Country Club; lots 100 IT. to 25 acres. on
easy terms; conveyances at Union depot and
agents on tract Sundays. CADwALADER
TAYLOR & CO.. sos Mills bldg. s. F.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-07

FARMS wanted-I have several eastern parties
willing to pay fair prices for profitable farms
i'm the Sacramento valley. F. L. S0UTHACK,
u MONTGOMERY ST. San Francisco.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-01-22
Accidental Shooting.

Az will be seen In the Kanarrs let
ter this week report 10 made OF an &C.
cideutal shooting st that place last
Sunday.
II appears that Raymond Williams.
a ons-time student OF the Normal.
went into the cellar TO get 20 cali
bre gun and came cut carrying 1t with
the muzzle towards him. While go.
ing up the steps he stumbled and fell.
striking the trigger on the steps. ex-
ploding the cartridge. the bullet
lodging In the upper forum OF his
left arm. No bones we're broken.
Altogether II was a lucky accident.
Had the gun been two or three inch
es nearer the body the charge would
have penetrated his heart.
A doctor Ms Immediately called aud
dressed the wound aud reports are re.
ceived that the young man is resting
easily.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-01-22
More Sand:

How denr TO my heart Is the face Ct
the dollar
When some kind subscriber presents
IL 10 view
IL may come todsy. or II nsy come
tomorrow
IL may come from others. II may
come from You.
The big silver dollar, the round ell.
yer dollar;
Deer Delinquent fntscriter, present
n TO view.
The round silver dollar | hail as a
Treasure,
For often expenses o'sruheim me with
wos.
connt II source q an exquisIte
pleasure,
And yaarn for 1t fondIy wherever /
do.
How arden ia seize it---that lovely
rolnd dollar.
"rbe root OF all evil" tits common.
~ named,
Loving morey is sinful, no NO good
people tell us
But penuiless printer can hardly be
blamed.
The penniless printer. the hsrdwork-
Ing PRINTER
Keeps sending ont papers that inter.
est you;
So hand In your dollar. the big dad.
dy dollar.
Dear reader, now will YOU present 1t
TO vlewf
Western Publisher.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-01-22

Tho priesthood meetihgs OF the two
wards are now held every Monday ev'
ening, the East Ward at the District
School house and the West Ward In
the Tabernacle. All the quorums
meet oonjointly for the opening exer
discs, after which they separate 60
different class rooms aud take mp the
different studies OF the priesthood.
The meetings are thus made more In
terestiug aud no doubt when they
have become thoroughly established
more OF the members OF the different
quorums will be In attendance.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-01-22
On Monday and Wednesday eve

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On Monday and Wednesday even.
Ings Of this week after the require
msnts Of the stern tescbers had teen
met the student body assemble out
side 60 witness two very exciting
games OF BASKET bail. Por several
days there had been developing a feel
ing OF rivalry In athletic sports be-
teeen the seventh sud eighth grndei.
Monday evening the boys OF tho sev.
enth and eighth grades had the chance
10 shnw Who we're the virtors. At the
close Of the game the SCORE stood nine
10 six 10 favor of ths seventh grsde
Wednesday evening the Glass spirit
was even more manifest aud while
their classmates shouted Themselves
hoarse cheering them on to victory.
the girls Of the two respective grades
'pIayed ball" for forty minutes. In
this game the score was four to 0 Ia
favor Of the eighth grade. At the
close Of the game Photographed Ad.
ans appeared on the scene and pho
tograpbed the much excited crowd.
We regret TO SEQ falling off In at
tendance In one or two departments
this week. The fact IL probably due.
la measure TO the late small pox
excitement. Most OF the teachers
aud Few pupils have already been
vaooinated with the hopes OF escaping
the dread disease. We trust they
they may be able TO retain the patient
aud happy expression OF the present,
during the next two weeks expsrieno.
es.
II perfect school room conditions
are not soon realized ~ will not be
the fault OF our teachers. Once every
week they listen to a paper written
by one Of their members on such sub
jeots az "Oauses OF Disorder" "Hy.
genie conditions, etc.. after which
all JOIN In q discussion Of the impor.
tant points la the paper and how best
TO utilize them In Cedar City Schools.
Miss Corry's little people are in.
tensely interested In Black Beauty
this week. The book IL much too
hard for them TO understand, " it IL
reed M " ~, 40 the teacher tells one
or two little incidents la tho horses
life each day and the children think
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-01-22

Sunday school aud afternoon ser.
Vices last Sunday we're dispensed With
on account OF the small pox scare. II
was thought advisable by the board Of
health. la order that not too many
people would he oougregated together
at one time. In these gatherings n
great number of the Normal students
participate and as the scare original.
ed among them II was deemed best n
try aud prevent the ptudents m'ng ling
with the town people as far as posi-
bile.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-01-22
Announcement.

The undersigned has opened fully equipped law office Milford Utah.
This has been necesad by the growth southwestern Utah. and the
fact that Milford the TOT that well the adjoining part Of
Nevada All mail and praccay all and from
position promptly and efficiently the Of clients have
abandoned Beaver Office because Beaver the
County compelled do deal Of work there and spend considerable
Beaver Kindly address all mail Milford as will about hours
when addressed Beaver tephoned
where My Milford Office will always be open with full
library and other
date law Office GEO. B. GREENWOOD.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-01-22
To My Patrons.

| will reopen my office in Cedar
about Feb. /. Having closed out my
business tt Beaver will divide my
time between Cedar City aud st.
George.
DIR. FRANCIS CAMPBELL.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-01-22
Notice.

The annual stockholders meeting
OF the Star Crescent Oil Co. will be
held Ian. 90. 1909, at 10 a. NJ, at
DIR. j. @ Robison's office in Cedar
City, Utah, for the purpose OF hear
ing the seoretary's annual report aud
the election OF officers fer the ensn.
ing year.
ROBERT G. PAGE.
SaczAtaIy.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-01-22

A Mr.. Armstrong, nephew of Jos.
II. Armstrong. aud sgent for tho
Smith Premier Typewriter company,
was IN town few days this week with
new machine. The Quo he now car
ries with him Ia a vislbie and of tn
latest make. Several OF our people
were Interested. but ss money 10 30
tight he was able TO dispose OF but
two.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-01-22

Thls ollics IL In receipt OF an anon
ymous otter which gives some data
AZ 10 where all The whisky aud Jane.
ca Ginger IL drank aud also where tho
card eames 40 on. As " is custom
AIRY 90 lgoore Nh article cent 10 bv
someone who l. afraid ut taTLug their
name n,tao he'd thereto, tho above
mentioned has boon consigned TO the
waste basket IL the author will write
another article aud sign his or her
name u might DO possible that publ
cntoin will be given 70 ~
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-01-22

County Attorney Cory made a trip
TO goldneld this week 70 look into
the matter Of n saloon man operating
without license. An arrest was
made aud the attorney viii leave next
week 10 prosecute the case.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-01-22

The small pox situation remains
practically tho came nut one case
ne yet and no Indicators of more.
The officials, II 10 understood, are
watching closely and making every
precaution 10 prevent further out
break.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-01-22

Several citizens have taken advan-
tsge Of the good weather we have
been having aud have Rravslsd their
sidewalks Would that more Of them
would get busy Ia the sane manner.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-01-22

The City Council will consider a
proposal from persons who desire TO
seorre loan Of s657 90 at 8 per
rent interest, with approved security
for period Of not less than one year.
J. II. ARTHUR,
Oity Recorder.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-01-22

The Columbia S. @. State. OF re.
cent date, carried an editorial head
ed THE Charleston Bar" But we
thought Charleston was sort OF a
near dry" as you might say.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-01-22

Mira. Thoa. Mumford about two
weeks ago gave birth TO baby. A
week later she developed pneumonia
and has been seriously vi List re-.
ports are that she IL improving
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-01-22

Now that Castro Is down aud out.
he IL afforded ample opportunity to
see himself as others see him.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-01-22

"Move, move, move, " sings a Kan
sas poet, Trust true poet TO side
step the landlord Artistioally.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-01-22

Is your stock Of leHerheAds. statements.
avelopes or other Office stationery set.
ms lowp Il so. better let US have
vour order notO, giving US sme to do
I1u the best possible work.
THE RECORD.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-01-22

The Mississippi belle who married
n Ohinaman will find him handy II
abe ever has To take In wAshin'.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-01-22

BORN Last Saturday 80 1r. aud
Mrs. r. W, Middleton Of Iiamlitoo's
Port, girl.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-01-22

Several OF the fernars have done
considerable blowing during tho ane
weather and II II will bat keep up
soon good aoerage Of ANAL Nsin
will be planted.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-01-22

samuel =. Leigh left for 81 George
lest Sunday, where he viii SPEND
week or 80 working In the temple.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-01-22

Frank Mcdonnell. who has been
suffering from the after effects Of ".
pboid. 10 somewhat better Ut this
time.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-01-22

Germany Is tumbling 10 the fact
that Castro'a fat orders for battle.
ships are worthless unless counter.
slgned by one Gomez,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-01-22

II your false teeth are broken put
them in n sruall box and mail them
to DR.. FraLeis Campbell. Dentist,
Cedar, Utah. They can be rep
aired and made as good as new, and
returned st small cost. II.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-01-22

THIS country consumes 1000, 600, :
600 pounds OF sugar year, but Il
consumes also vast quantity OF lem
Gus.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-01-22

james Parry has HE father and
Hugh Matheson ut Wotk on POUNDS
tion for his residence.