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There la one point of similaritythi modern and the ancient Shy

their Insistence In demanding all thatnominated a bond In other rthe difference U so great M todecided and Interesting contrast

Shakespaarei did not pen effuslr-rersos on Friendship winding upan exhortation to keepnot from them aad to los

have by accepting aon honor from thepost nor did he bombard his prospectlre client with smoothly

arguments in favor of Yaoi

furniture wardrobe siUryf-

tttura existence at the rate of 10 per oen

minuteAll of this and more does the

He pelts you with offers ofmoney at reasonable rates whetherneed It or not assures you thatthing Is absolutely legal andconfidential adding as a particularlychoice belt some such signature as JGould 4 Co-

If that fetches you you present your-

self t his door on whloh appears Inof gold Bankers A BrokersBonds Letters of Credit WarehotuReceipts Ac The general offloe is fltteup In a luxurious thinner In one cornera stockticker clicks merrily away Above

U a large cabinet displays in temptingarray all kinds of money bills of all de-

nommatlons foreign and domesticAc From this room there are half aexits the doors private roomswhere the arewithout observation or interferencethe general office stand there arechairs and you receive prompt attention

half a dozen nervouslooking individual

trying to look as though a loanvery last thing In this world In

are InterestedShylock had but one daugKter1 Ap

parcntly ala modern prototypelias thirtyGirls girls nothing but girls It Is a veil

sweet youngthing hustles up and asks business

you are promptly turned

you Into one of the private rooms It la

but equallyHere you are for a few

and in comes still another dreamnesith a batch ofdocuments which you are sweetly re-

quested to till out and flrstasks possible question

concerning name agedence nature of employment whethermarried or single nature ofbusiness amount salary how nameof cashier Ac Ac This tho application-and tho least Important-

One at papers shows thatInstead of lending money on your honor-as their seducive letter becompletely at the mercy of J Gould A Coor they may if you Onei New Supremeand Li nothing morn norffson of judgmentS Is an orderon or eni

enough of your salary to coveramount of loan Another

Is a power of authorizing Mranything and In

your name you have signedeverything but your im-

mortality you have anyIf to sign the van-

ishes without n word and Is succeeded by aperky snappy little woman in

not over 25 but cold ns ice and bustnesslike to a degree She explains that the

are a mere matter andsimply for the legitimate protection of thefirm She Jones

you get to tho real fountain head Shylock

He Is a little puffy baldheaded smoothfaced man much and wearIng all over his fat on infinitely pros-perous hlr Hb private odlco Is a

lie nods briskly and asks what tho diffi-

culty may be Ho well enoughfor girls withwhom you havo talked has reported on

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takes a different akindly and withal shrewd sort ofand you find yourself wondering at your

You moan to pay Of coursyou do You dont want any advantageover him If he lends money Certalnly Youre honest ho can

only business Whats thIf tho

returned to you And so onyou are

preiwos a button another dream oyou are ushered out

an entirely different frame of mindlike a little man

Continuing tho supposition thatjerk tor loan

for sixty lays Well sign paperfor amount others justfor IMO Thats for Interest expensesWhat 12 cent And the saysand the advertisement and the letter andthe poetry quote but 3 per cent But soIt U are you nre toldexpense for Investigating nil your state-ments as sot forth 01course the Invtstlgatlon Is strictly con-

fidential but It veryand a little costly Then Is the Interest3 cent Perfectly legal youee Three cent per same

M pawnbrokersexpire Item pound of flesh

Of course the law Is whatare you going to do about It You needthe money money Is yours If

you you Inclined tokick whfn the n a duo and makotrouble there is that ofment orders on employerWhat would employerknew It Is but fewof the gullible victims know that the usurylaws protect borrowers from

few who know havent thecourage to Invoke tho Shylock knows

his business toyours

So you and call In a day or twolirn their Investigators report Is

you get a are told toit to This ls a

Inrge long a railedoT wire netting and pierced by three-or four wldnowt In abank You see and piles of

Three girls are behind partitionllm Is a character InU young and not at alt bad looking but

imiiilh Site Is sending short sharp remurkh straight at the head nf a

U to liar In a low plead

No she Ill not aminute You agreed to pay todayo j iy i wont

iitrow wont do I cant help It youvePt to get It somewhere never

nv extra timeAnd the young fellow goes out with n-

piienr In his cyo nnd his tare

pf highway robbery suicide or ato or employer

If ho has of theseMaud the cashier time name will

cheek without re-marking your curiosity calmly countsHilt tho amount shove it at with acurt reminder after a nt u slip whichhits already reached lirrfrom InntT

Dm llrnt payment Is to be modeon the th mind turns to next customerbits Isnt site Much occurrenoei of her businessand she 1s used to thuin though

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her young years

Shylock himself doesnt cars to see th-

in a new of borrowers Maudthe buffer as it were

to Impecunious clerkand employees Is no means mos

of the modern Shylockbusiness He U In trade toby lending and he lends to any and everyone who borrow and merchants andnot a few large ones are amenhis clients They borrow larger sumsyield him Larger returns a merchant

or llooo JIM bank has

somewhere else Oa hisoutstanding accounts money cominghUn for are not

He sees an inpaper reading We lend money t

merchant them they raisehe finds he must his

his outstanding accounttheta a bill of

promissory This Is howidThen there Is the jut man with

Income from some roleIres estate or perhapswhich will be his at of some oneI his kin He has so many keep

his money In he findsstrapped with the next quarter

months ahead Hemoney Hp has curious ideasand not hit

he follows advice of 8hyShylock gets the man

How through theadrwtlseraents more frequently

the friendly adrloo ofhis set This some one has been in a

ilmllar fix and knows to get outit He Is nothing more ess than an-

ent a steerer for Shylock andpercentage or rake every

lent effort aellow Is In this peculiar line or business

who for lework and who prefer means

ress manage to follow thetheir friends

o the rate of Interest to the latter Is natu

and many other devicesbusy Loans on warehouse re

elpta on of jading for aron securities not

dged by the Stock Exchange yety considerations of moment loans-n deeds to real rotate not for sale or In a

tangle loan on contracts to erector kindred enterprises In short

ans on every possible ail bringenormous From the poor

evil of a week to thejtato owner or speculator for Im-

ledlnto cosh are that come Intogilded net and waxes

nnd fatter grows bolder and boldercoffs at the usury laws sneers at theig of his squirming victims

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crolThere to Just one serpent In Edencompetition The 14 profitable

and many entersame trade hundreds In New York MonoPerhaps tho solution of this will bo n

so anxious to lend moneypermit none but pool to lendRates could maintained up tothe limit and kept there publicity

n mightobnoxlouir laws which

If not observed or utilized itlll constitute-a direct menace to Shylocks of mind

Publicity he all ItIs seldom Shylock risks aseldom he so When he doeshe wIns for the victim has signed awayevery defence But the effect uponbusiness Is for a time disastrous Th

when theyread of a borrowerpaying three timesamount of Ids loan In and stillthe principal and this all within n period

original loan

WIKKLf13 TKLKQltArn Iff ATRICA

Tb French Ar Trjtttf to Introduce ItInto Their Cotonlt nd the Sahara

The French Government has been en-

couraged by the helpfulness that tho British

derived from the wireless telegraphDoer war and by the results of the ex

by the Prince of Monaco-

to take steps in a tentative way to In-

troduce the system into the col-

onies Arrangements have been made

to carry out tho experiments simultaneously

both In the moist tropical regions and In

the Sahara The work Is to be ad

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far an success seemto bo between the stations whentho Is

The experiments in the moistregions InGaboon on the west coast of Africa Thewill bo under the charge of M Magmdirector of the postal and telegraphic set

in the westrecently left France with

sufficient to several stationsIlls endeavor will bo to otitnhlls

wireless communications betueonand Gortie The latter town lit a milo nndhalf from Dakar the excellent port o

Seneal where ocean ridIn and smooth water and wher

the Atlantic cable from reachetho mainland About twenty miles t

tho east Is Iluflsqiio separated from Gore1

a waterexperiment will be further south In

morn of Gaboon whcrhe will test the practicability of the

and DenlThese towns about twentyfive mile

are also separated a watersurface the purpose In both theseexperiments tho most favornbl

as to surface nnd thus be ableto study under tho best of circumstancethe Influences thatdetermine the practicability of thein telegraphyproves to be a success at

the of cutabllshlncommunications across the desor-

f Sahara is under way Two missionsquipped modified apparatus

from Tlmbuotooluai i Ji i

line across the desert They are to follovthe usual caravan route n line o

between two pointsof this route nro

considerable amount of grazing for camelss far to the west of the

and Is here and there friendlynatives n part of whom will be employee

i parties are to establish stationsthe route being of course a ncce

condition that each station Is ablecommunicate successfully with the one

will

advance only as fast as this end be

In the middle of tho deserttelegraphy will have been

across time waste In the world

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1U SlmpU lint for Professional OaldanccMnasf W tb r

In muggy weather like that wovhaving lately ald tho retired burglar

I always u od to stop work not becauseunploinaiit thru but on

everything ticking MYou couldnt tell what might ImpDtn

anything mind everything was liable to stickto make more IBM nolta whoa you

Inally It open A window might stickil nr t and th ii uu up with a bulK Ivi-uid a dour op n on me way ny open til-

if a HUdilen otter Id bion ontitHe and let mo through the doorway

iiili thu floor IhcrrtH omn dangerIn pulling out a drawer Wilt

tt milling letting It dropThere lUnger r

if thU sort happening nUll It dnrnnt pay totake chancop tuor enough t

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CtntltM 1901 y 5 5 UtClun cmpmtyI have had nearly slxtyflr years exp rl

of Urine In other p opl i bomti Ii-

wy eighteenth year I the profession o-

teachlni school continued un-

Interruptedly for ore twelve yearsduring nearly all of tiprivate families When I wasbecame greatly Interested In the temperancequestion and soon afterward In that of

with the result that in a little while-I resolved to abandon teaching and devotemy efforte toward settling these problems

After stwo years struct with the formerI became oonrinced that women alwayswould be helpless to effect any permanenttemperance reform without the ballot andI aside active work In that line in order

la securing their enfranchisement

i remained In the antislavery movementhowever until emancipation wasIn IM3 and I am itlll laboring tosuffrage for women a I have withoutceasing for half a century

This much of an Introduction seemedneceuary In order to show my authority-for tpeaklnt on the ofThere never were two aa unpopular reformsa the abolition of slavery and the enfran-ohlMment of women and thereforewho championed both of them were Indeedsocial outcasts a plaoe to Uytheir Ther wu no money IA toe

eitherWendell Phillip who even In those days

of comparatively small payment could let1100 for an address obliged to lectureon antislavery for nothing a long suchlectures were All the speakers and

la were compelled practo donate their services In that

of woman suffrage the conditionsmore stringent for while inborhood there were tome famllle who werestrong AbolitIonists and would take care ofthose who went about the country to arousepublic sentiment there were many cornmunttlei where woman suffrage had not afriend and where hardly one family wouldoffer food or shelter to the very few coatsteous individuals who dared attempt toeducate the public mind on question

A these speakers were without fundthey were oblige to accept whatever hotPltallty could be secured and never to go

to a hotel except In case of dire necessity-

I should not like to enter Into the harrowingdetails of many of my own personal experi-

ences in homes where were farfrom favorable On one occasion when-

I fancied myself nicely situated to spendSunday I learned the husband ao vio-

lently oppotol to my being under rootthat I hurriedly gathered up my belongingsAnd deputed late Saturday night At othertimes I found the husband 10 stronglyi-

n favor of tho dictrlnea I espouieil that hoImd Invited me to the home In direct oppo

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sition to the wishes of tho wifeThere were not many phases of

nature which I did not encounter Inearly days A the years rolled onquestion of woman suffrage grew In publfavor ionic of IU lecturers reacheddignity of being pcid for their serviceswhen I was financially able to go to a hoiI was not permttte i to do o becausethere were so many friends who offered e-

ttrtnlnment and It was considered anvantage to the cause for me to accept printhospitality and meet people In a social waTravelling almost constantly for morefifty years I have feojournnd for a shortlong period with thousands of familiesnil of the country and have hadopportunities for the study of domeconditions It roar be raid without e

alliteration have been afforded to fewany other women The question hasoften oxkcVt If this Is the reason never

be one of them but whilehave witnessed a great deal of sorrowmarried life hue seen also a vast amourof pence and happiness especially Inyears the women hasso Improved

As my entire for the half centuihas been devoted to redressing the wrongof women It has been assumethat I did not believe men suffered any wrongMuch Is not the case but man alwayshad things much his own way an

a position where It was very earto care I never have

his defence he needed the help

beginning It was he whothe laws which the marriageand he made them all in his own favor

were not enforced hi had only hlmseto hiatus a the power wi

the absolute autocracy which holdlnfor held not only

by threat of being deprived tfor he had been

to vest th lr solo custody and control InHo furthermore used his unllmtte

authority to frame such divorce laws awould the wife in secure amos

freedom for himself andher practically no redress

As act of sovereignty h

reserved for himself alonefor that most adjunct of

the education In addition

Under such rlrcumIt N quite natural that Mans Wrong

should not have consumed a very largeif tUne or effort

During time forty years there has beerof woman

educational Industrial and social ani-n exactly the sumac ratio her wrongs liar

lines lucesunrily Imply thatnnns wrnngs have Increased

would not to purchase her rights nsuch a not a

which man has not granted to herhe could not lake

desired for tlll constitute the legislativem

executive and the menwwer Women simply have accepted the

upon and men artwronged they nitmt hold themselvesresponsible

which allows a wife to retain hsiown property does not deprive the husband

has Immense advantageowning all they accumulate togethersuffern no wrong In this respect-

In alt but of the States tohold the sole guardianship of the childrenrind In those withmother The dIvorce laws framed manilnnn do not perpetrate a wronghimself when a womansame CaUstic for the separation which areilloweti to a man The opening the greatuniversities of the country to women has not

which he ed b forn this was donsfar It must b admitted the rights

been obtained for women havenot resulted In wrongs for men

can there be any foundationor an opposite claim vie the entrance

woolen Into competition Thisi vast And question

If the advent of 4000000 womenInto occupations had

d that menthem permanently out of work thl

a wrongwithout adequate compensation numlers of these are rnmirc

to womenwhich men would not care to and thelunrter of a century womer

Mi domain has developedhundreds of vocations for men

Invention exploration utilisation-

if new andother avenues of employment-

It also be horns Ininn of these women Is relievingome man of the burden oflh Is n general maintainingithers lienldet herself all would heroine

dependent upon men If women wererlthdrawn kid andil to comparative Idleness wIthinh If women Inflicted wrongs

accepting lower wages It hitsie n from necessity not men

and their strait political Inucnce must seek th notiu to drive out these stew workers hut In

tiding n to nr nnd Ize themfollow the methods adopted by

hi nation with the aliensnm to nur shorehem train them Into citizenship and umert Into an of

In considering the generalue tlon lan Wrongs am unable

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men have always nn immensebecause they a voice In the goremiand pan who and

Without power theybe helpless

women and beoaua they are Inrthis their do not i-

mand ao keen s sympathy aa those luflthe feminine

Doubtless In viewssubject tt wa intended that

apply to domestic grievance oflong experience c

outlook first I It not trance

All those cruel which oour statute books

to time toWhy ha It been necei

to hedge restrict and dearsmarriage bo the

most d respectedrelations of life

so tar as those who decthat the beginning of the new ithe women entirelyaway but when memory reverts to

of one naiI can note men a

theany other of people In the same l nof time b-

On might k whether the

lat will be settled Immeaadvantage of both Man Is not

probable that In the revolt against hU

mm the rwu to and fatherIn 1 looked

ery much as a machine for themoney and women do not any

even to take care of thefr ached a time over

hou ek whichcompelled to

cooking when by Indusfrugality a man to secure a ho1

h I grievously wrongy the woman who cannot

trial into healthful palatable dishesI true to the

ho I Ignorant of to the pr-

Inlea economy and thrift

he home transmute the raw i

in day the narrlire of the It I

may women home dutiesthe receptions

lube th conventions the recrout before theta and men

lwy the women of their familiesto greet them with the regulation

nd distraction of the night One

other of children I utterly unfittedtreat

It b a heartbreaking experltr that husband who hoi made a name n

In the to realize that ttie wwholly of except

which secureir To the man of scholarly and reflr-iblts there be the Mtt rness oftho dally companionship of one who

i Uste for or personwhose wind and art alike

husband repudiate d

estlo duties and Inslttt onhnu o or H so restless that site

thfled nowhere has a right to feet thatas been cheated In mnrrlaiM nor Is I

to him who must listen to a daiof gossip faiiltflmllng and the ml

his small which form the entire re-

lre of many womenYes men their In domes

and the list mleht be extended to covmorn than the

uman nature l till very imperfect andrn a long way yet from idealhe a of nt In t

men and woman and this In i

tru In regard the tainttendency In every direction toward t

an t effort to lessen all wrongsTime recognition bv of the wrongs

romeo to th Innumerable charmsthe better which have token place dunn

IA half century Women nlow themselves to outdone In

hut as far M lies In their pomitigate or eradicate the wrongs

Is a fact however that theremost no complaint on of men thenIves no short space of tins

have become Intimidated Or Is It tr-

i v consider their moo beyond rell f arefer to endure in silence Or can It heffo alleged trials and tribulations are pun

and iit In reality there are

SCSAN n Axrnovr-

CATXIf FOR LIONS

net It a While at Home WomanThey Dont Want It

Well lions and tigers art cuts and I thlought to have catnip

Once in a while a woman Interested Inys something like this at the Park Zoo LA-

losday there was catnip all over thethe dens Supt Smith aid It had been

to convince one of those women Inktod In eats that lion didnt want catnip

I discovered that eight years ego M

went on 1 dont remember no

I got the Idea but I decided to tryI bought some bricks of drli

at a druggists and sprinkled the ti-

the cages of all the cat animals but non

them paid the least attention to It Tllowing spring when we were to

green catnip we tried but witresultthen from time to time I have r

red letters from people mostly womeifelt a sympathy with the poor cafff

tits and knowing the apparently dellgbof bunch of cAtnip on the ordinal

suggested that the big cats mlgl-

a It too Two ago an elderly womanought me a big bunch of it and to oonvlnc

that the animals did not like the stuffher Into the lion and distribute

gift The animals sniffed at It and on

the leopards rubbed her headon It aass but none of them ate any of

have been corresponding with anotheman on the same subject recently and I

of what I wrote her she sent me abouty pounds of tire stuff It came this morn

When It was given to the animalsspotted leopards rubbed their head o-

i few times and Alice the blind HonourTed at It but none of them ate any Thtiger and the other catswhatever

M VACATION OVER IN A TRICK-

i a Preacher Took to Ills old HornNew England In Fin Hurst

iant said that ono om dream more in i

luto than one can act in a day Bonv-

ipln now think that tho fleetnew of dreamsItOnaicd twofold at altar the tIme

German metaphys clan One of theapastor of the Interior of the

to who c i o ilatlons on a dreamhad time night before he started on irisitlon

was to b gone only two weeks butnever looked forward to an outing with

itcr pleasure was going baoc forfirst time In yean to Iris old fyw

and the hj o hud taken alnintt oome oossesslon of Iris mindha day before he started was occupied-

his efforts to arrange affairs 10 thatHtltute would lava the smoothest ofling The nl lit was tin advanced whenstarted to pack up but at last the Job wasihed to his J tl fuctlon and sat down

study chair for tin fist breathing

ud trod In many hours tile mind at onesto th coming visit to the old home

lint time m at thn hickhazed off It woe lIve minutes beforemight Ill dream he was a motl one bvKlnnlng with hoardingtrain for Now Knvland undlast of thn ut home

T H most delightful or yei k-

uiiitlim The dream nt thrice wes vague

nearly all the Joys hn hid no keenly IIB

Im were dMInct cnnvemimtilral Moreover the scenes In andthe home went true to life and

WON practically just ns theone had been

the awoke the clock was strlktwelve tmtn asleep fIve minutes

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When the bookmakers slates werefor the third race at Brightonother afternoon and the Jam of bettors bto crowd elbow their way alongaisles to seize the first prices on theirlion chaps who were taking Ititt one of the laws gateways te the betring were treated to a rather unusualInch A very pretty young woman of ale

with a refined and somewhat ersedately through

latoway Into ring Shemodish of pink duck and the heelher patent leather shoes wl

ihe displayed by gracefully gatheringskirt in front of her were very high lade

wor1 a fetching shepherdesspair t glasses In amsp a strap at her

men standing In gatewaykfter the young woman sheth bolting aisle the struggling or

make room for her Thewho hustle about metropolitan b ti-

ring ire far from being considerate ofMother but spectacle of a woman

ring and a young and prettytt that brought them to a standstill In tl-

mlling and baAlng operations and e-

h flylngwethe figures in the

rt of bookmakers who employtapped aside to tap at the apparition

young woman coolly walked intopenlng politely made for Her In front

he bookmakers tool and glanced atirlces laid against the She h

head and slightly pur ed her o

he figure exhibited on three of thewu passing on through the free

made for her by the wondering bettorsh n xt book when one of the Pinkernan confronted her and raised hat torlth a respectful flourish-

I am sorry to have te tell you Mlaid the Pinkerton man In a low tone tidles are not permitted In the betting rln

the young woman lookingt and smiling slightly

Yes said the Pinkerton manrush is no great you see that they are

of being Injured Or they are

i succumb to the heat or the exptrm-T they w liable to have their

the man smiled aThe woman looked Just a tr

Couldnt you find any commissionsri th stand went on Pinkerton

Oh yes but their prices exclaimedwoman

Tie roan ihrusgcd his should1 nra sorry he sold

The young woman inclined herlightly turned about walked throughicroughfare that was Instantly made

out through time gateway and upstand where she took a seat alone In

f the prftnto boxes Tho youngnd doubtless been Incited to her move town

by a whim mingled perila feeling of revolt against the pc

rices laid against the contesting hor-

y the hnrpeycd fellows who tour thesti-

i their own Interests or In those of ther bookmakers

I never saw anything like that befround nn oldtime rarnun who had witn s nd the Incident i

didnt really know that women werefrom the betting rings thought

away from of their o

ftlltlon I dont believe the exclusionwomen the betting rings i

Western track If there s a ruletrnrks Ive seen It violated

ever MW more woman In a bettiat the same but those that Imovlnir tire bettors

steady In their visitationsThere was Mary

r the most familiar figures At the oldtrtct and some of liter Callfon

never sent A dollar Intong a commissioner after her husha

anti she wax a heavy bettorher own comml lons In the rli-

ler husband was a entree man Inwho had a liking for the

nd hunt them riM up to the day of hishich was sudden lie was an expo

and A bettor hehead of em In and tint He

his wife to the track with himA-f taught her nil knew about the game

ho died It wan found thnttens tell messed up owing to tho liberal

whloh ho hail lndor nj th papershows who had grafted him and

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in quietly told n few friends of horsie tluoooo to buy a that 8-

id tier eye on In Mendoclno county ansi thwas to get the money out of

tier friends tried to hericd on to her IWOflO

sild would fetch her In n living incnrr hers her three children It

vested but she told them that she lund i

to struggle along on 1000 or 1200so long as saw a chance to run

Mr Rumbold was a fine handsome

mass her children everof her life There won never

of against her Shemn horse racing ns the one mono

taking game that site knew anythingshe went Into It on her own tnr

death with her eyes wide openSire roads It stick from Jump 8

rted In nn the old nay

cultist women In the betting nine out thorwas nnvr enforced against Mary

the day about a sifter her hubegan racetrack spec

lion on her own account she moved nmoimen In the ring and placed her own bet

e wear butways dressed In black even before her hunds death

f who went tlDistrict grime wilt remember tier roy

ura ns dltnltled andrough piishluir nnd throngs

Kver ouy respected her n

toils made way for her anv boor In thhad offered slightest indignity hor to Mary

stood a swell chance of getting himselftiled to by the and th-

klns would have done their share toospits IPSO fact that hits got their

from the beginningt salt that she her ow-

iwtlons hut there were special occasionnn shed with frlemN0 were tho omen In the gnome IurkI-

dwln anti worn two of hntends anti rover planned a good on

sent It through of their owi-sm that Mary wasnt

from cashiers after It had Imphut she no attention to o

did her own handicapping on uiThn old flay District was n hard game

time

niter of thnt day permanently nutilmns Hut pIckK

old nay and run owny-

h It At tho windup her first eonmn her 52inoo Into tsonoii She

payment on the much withwinning n snnxon she sUrt d

again fn she trod ntlooo that shn started after and then sheilv piuvMl titus up

wn n nlf xivweclwellmannered girl hattie Cjulnrused to make aninri 4

the betting rln r of tho Chlcairn trucksIng the Fair year anti for nyears She was a New York ulrl-

wn n typewriter nt heartthe Worlds Fair

being anti whom tintsseers opontHl she hail charge of one

exhibits-dont know how or whore shn ever hap

H to get the horsn Inn but whenhoznn the ltlon

tlo became a re ulnr visitorrays fbi subxtltntn In her place at

perfumery exhibitwas A girl apparently

chums of eIther ex andthis track alone and was In no wl o an ex-

t In the horse game She suft-ltly however to know that the

offered the women In time utand bv-comnilsuloncm were far Inferior to thosetap the and sire started liningown betting In the ring

w a lot about and she made abookies who Inadrert-

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in which hone in thebe to leave a winning mat

no matter which of theta I

She wu likewise ji player from a-

back In playing sheto know to

The bookmakers tot to know her

she wanted to make beta with theta on fnine hunches onshots advise her against turnand recommend her to off She ntook such advice however and when

ofthese longshot brunches stoppedirma advice andthe she out

At the Worldseason she must have been a goodthousands of the But st

girl from every antiknew now to freeze the mashers and U

who to make atthe track on the groundsShe wa hand In betting

next and continued Mr winning illfinishing up that season too way onRood of thus ledger But lot

year She too inabout game cautious ythe more you know about hone racing

It bigger your chance toyour money that 1 to the uncertain

the more you wlti It w

your nerve on a racetrack you mla well hunt up a ortunnel

Rattle nerve onand she to the tit

ones She learned to handicapand handicapping put the ones t

had on pure hunchHattle went of b

ness ort a defeated t to 4 shot that the pubson at the windup third season

turf sensiblyshe had had started a tywriting headquarters in one of the

user

engaged to be marrieso ao since strung along

ago there an mnamed Kate who followed up

outhern circuit and always did her bethn the Sine wa a on

Memphis Nashville andhave been

big millinery plant in Memphis aif had

nllllnery in other townTennessee and States

She must have been potinoe Hickory Jim wa a yearling whenfirst the ring a fmany years ago wa a

the in the betting shedscertainly a caution She had

n the horses and an favoBut she had a system of

whereby after playing thewould string along a money on

and choices as well as aon the most long s

she was oftener in the cashier line tl-

Tne bookmakers used to subject herlot cf dn but

a sharp and dainty wit of n r ownof layers ever got her Into aIt earns to talking game

Kate t heard one ofo her with R solemn face one nfterni-

st after her bet on time favnrIm sorry to that racerrani and that the favorite with

pail of that Ive h givenhunt is dune to finish about

Is that BO said the little old wornnick a n her funny bonnetvl t Whnt will lay mn on himIxth ulncn and laugh on

The oM lady had rather u flnlh t n pretty nifty sum on the farm

n a longdlstnnce race HIrom the st as t-

nouUig th Judges ssw that the boyhe f was theiff with his feet up round the column

and that It to bo deadndshut c e of Per the

the favorite eliot lIsle tinewas galloping at the head of the stretch i

nd In caused lbs animalvolt to and the raw was i

It was about M raps n jots ns 1 v-

in a rave track WM m-

llrred up about It Old JUtehad been uulet

n the track d with wlboy was In this stand to his

for life but wh n the boy startothe with over

irm shn raced out of the stand andtim with her umbrella HerItnmnnt on nn ofnd she was taken In a carriage t-

lasnd out notWhen limo old merrygoround at St Asr

cross the Potomac nn back a worn

f the capital belonging to a high grade fa-

y were offIn the newspapers and who h-

Ince become a singer togj-

r an afternoon n something of n pluni-i the betting ring makeup was o go

lat she got away with It while at the treenn

utter the racing her hat fell off a-

er luxuriant hair alt her shoterf and of course she was exposed

atia reached Washington but sheT the masquerading game on again In t-

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TOttTIXO FIRfSXEir YORK ST-

karlestea Is Imparting ta His Depaimeet the Tricks lie Learned Her

Assistant Chief Lout Behren of t-

tiarleston S 0 Fire Department se-

re about nine months ago to serve a a Niork fireman for a month and to learn nil

with a view to developing the Chinen department on New York lines Chit

roker put the new pupil from the South Ine quarters of Hook and ladder CompanyAttorney street which responds to mo-

smm than any other In the service and I

ructed the captain to that Chief Be-

ns learned It all He did He antweri1 calls In that month the records show ai-

i also spent twentyone half diy Inhool of InstructionNow Chief Dehrens got back to Charlesn and the papers toll what he Ls dolni-

th the bncklng of Chief Marjenhoff h-

pcrlor officer to remodel that departmenwas graduated from time New York tralnln-

tiool with honors and he Is putting tim

of the school Into vigorous operam In the SouthThe flrst Chief Behrens did was tnbllsh In Charleston firemens tralnln

tool like New Yorks Then hn got time

rtment to n 70foot scaling towerthe Improved ho

re department was divideo cla M of ten and the flretno

at It drilling a weekw York methods Sixteen drills constltutcourse and slnca the school was starte0 classes have taken diplomas

Among oIlier things the men are taught tnib tint front tower b-

ins of sealing ladders and to a dumnvsandman they call It down a chain of then

ldnrs They are drilled In the use of everto of apparatus In the department nm-n n regular course nf tylni

n months the entire departnt will have been In art nsaving and In future ruin that all pro

firemen must take thisbe strictly enforced

Water a Wonder ta Experts floraWater Itrd Than In Ilotton-

o persons Interested In municipal governnt one of the sight of the PanAmerlcaiposition at Buffalo Is the city of Buffalo

which has the reputation among muniil experts of being ono of the host gorer-

d cities In the world It his 4ooo0irare yards of asphalt pavement almnsmuch as New York itself Its system n

and boulevard Is scarcely surpa l

the world and its oilier public utllltlenot oounllcd In n town of Its sizelo t nf all however Buffalos water sy-

U agreed by experts to bn a wonderplant Is at 1 0no000 the water

an Intnkn In the middleNiagara liver within n mile of

Is and In thn contra ofcity Is kept n vast trlbutlng rnnrvolr

a capacity of Iiaou00-imsnler comes to Buffalo from the river

lURh two great tunnels outthe solid pumping station

controls the supply Inworld It bus tMii power driving

nigh the mains gallonsch Is almost equal to the tow of time

metbritain owns and Its own waterit Although the population of Boston

twice thai at much wateronsumft In buffalo as In Boston and the

and rsenue of the Boston water plantfour of

say allot the race

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LAKE LAUNCHES

nxAsoff fOR ran PLAX ADOPTED mtF-

RKSUWATEU HllirilVlLDEU-

DUfenace Between the Lunching oC

en Seaboard u4 o Greet TUkeiElect t SnriUnc nig Vault Ut

the Water Broa UldN mljig Mdy

The plan followed by the shipbuilderof the Great Lakes of vesselssidewise was not adopted bwauao thefconsidered It superior to the method whlol4has always been used on the coast theymerely made a virtue out of necessityThe shipyards of the Great Lakes are nb

situated on the banks of the lakerivers or artificial slips None of toawaterways Isimore than halt asmodern lake cargo carrier U long aaia

so Instead of sliding the vowel Into Mwater endwise a U the custom nil overthe world It Is let down a monster slldeand takes the water broadside t

say that the launch of a bigon the Great Lakes Is a more plcturesxjuspectacle than a similar event at a shipyardon the seaboard would be perhaps rathera rash assertion but It Is more suffffestirs-of tho Immensity of the wprk First onsees the brood high wall of steel slippingwith accelerating downward thencomes the crash of splintering Umber iM

the ponderous mow tumbles from theIncline followed by the tremendous splasl

of tho water dividing under Its hullThe Impetus of the plunge from th

launching ways which look for all theworld like a bathers running board mattrifled a thousand times hurls hearrossel over with tremendous force OftesiIt would turn completely over turn turtlev-

a the marine mon say were It not for ttifropes as large around as a mans annjwhich extend from the shore to stem aniltern and bring the ship up short whern

rarity would cause her to orerrtep thsV

bounds of safety Then with a soddearevulsion of energy the Teasel pitch

ho remains for a Unto rocking n avtljr-

tis and that as if chafingbondage of the croaking Vhtaa

her to the shoreThe original plunge of the rssseJ Int

water a ware Very funthe wave will climb

to a from to sixty feetthe regular water boundary

receding wave the same ofcourse on the opposite bonk theassel rocks to In mid strewnilllows orb pushed one short

then time with gradually di 4

nlnlshlng force People mto-

alcutatcd the force of onrushing wateroften drenched and sometimes in

by the sudden floodIs custom at tho launching ofoceangoing td

she takes her first dip Not BO on theIreat Lakes No one Is permitted

save a few workmen tohe carrying out of the operation

No who ever avlake launching at will bo at allsurprised at tht e precautions The per

of tho on board alake carrier as she takes lier maiden plunge

much resembles that of manby the in the circus cx

that instead of being thrown forwardthe air time man clinging to a on

he vessels deck mutt hang on for dearlife while time vast mass beneath him Jerksmd bickB and rolLs Should hue manoso his hold ho would almost certainlye dashc rto death time

There appears to bo no limit to thef the may bo successfully

auncheriinalong time northern boundary of

States A dozen agowhen the largest ships on the Inland Beanwere not 300 feet In length many menIcclared that the limit

had been reached since It would boImpracticable to launch broadside vessels

mid weight but nowlearners Sot in length are Inho water by tine as satisfactorilys were craft not half ns longMany of the vessels are tumbled into the

rater they are not more titan twolilrds completed anti when none of the

has placed aboard butthere nro launched hollersnd every detail of equipment complete

i veaxel may away onwiden a very few hours sherst touches time water

That Is possible might appear alle more strange when there is

moderation the of alearner of the present day Long lankyraft are reason of the narrowlannels through which mustheir way In to give uninterruptedlay down through the

loads or unloads10 coal or Iron with amazing rapidity10 naval architects anti theloved the engines anti boilers compactly

nt time stem of the boat10 pilot house awl deck hoiwo nt the eitome end of the ship Doubtless10 arc distributed enough

risen time vessel has several thoumd tons of cargo hurt there Is of coursej cargo when the vessel w launchedid time uninitiated spectator Is very api-

a harbor a suspicion will pureck If lImo not break in two

If the heavy roar end low notrenter momentum than limo other portionThe of naming newwed on the I nUes necessarily pronts some mcxlltlratloiw of the custom

vogue elsewhere Tho womanno the bottle of champagne overo how of a vessel launched In the

manner must wield heruvenlr as the hull slides away from nor

who names n lake must on tine

her hand spill the liquid overB as moves just

though ho were stationed part waywn the toboggan slide anti were ex-

idinc a salute to n party speeding pastThere Is just a tinge Inrfonnanec too although time big

lIUVUUtTI lliuvin ii Dlunivsecond or two after tho lat blocks nara-n cut away It gathers speed rapidly

il a nervous girl U toto slip without the

good wishes One youngman who VTOA

li a predicament recovered herself Into after the departingwith ouch nn excellent alto that the

weli stem was befittingly named Thelanose diatom of releasing doves withshNhued ribbons alfio beenlowed to MOtno extent in the launching of

ATKRIXlllOT roll THE nIIIES-

n of One Tenement Home Ifolbrr for-

K fplni lift Cbltdrrn Cool

nn n Third avenue elevatedn nn one of tho runat hot days MW

tenement house mothfr kept her babiesJ wateredn like plantsh ro were two liable and Lucy

iwlinit on n plqro r straw matting onbalcony If they hid clothes on-

t fact was notiiealile from the eaf1-

Wthe train went br thus mother was lemming

over tins Ire her ifclldreninter bulb from an nldlasliloncd wuterina

with a spray uozlv-

ouAtnr vnr roniCEKS-

jAve Irr tent nf time Cllji lahtblUntSChange Their idilrnun Anna

Yorkers libyA than the ople-

inr other large city In the world Tbo-

illrectorr furl on an average ttrent of rr lliTl clmiuc td-MH In the courses of a

rents nnd systemvine are largely rwipon lbli for ninnyKfi hut ariiit haiti tins prim

of iKrmltttiiv t n nt to occupyhnuw rent for n nr K

mono at an to inori Into Itthe t nnrnclcn w a-

a proportion of New Yorkerst

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