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I RUBB wmmxTho Oareor of a Despate and

J Reckless Train Bobmr

RVEBON THE ALERT FOR DEKdlVES

With Ono Companion Ho Defeated

Largo Posses of Men

TIlE BRUTAL MURDER OF A POSTtStSTER

Hit Own Description of Somo of His

Adventures His Death

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He rood tn the doorway ot a typical Mlssji-alppl srnnip ran with a Winchester rifle inhis beds two Urea revolYors and a bowknito his bolt and oor his shoulders an-other bit fled with cartrldlt Ho was a talljnuscuar tel a ht aan IndiaEven Is was muscular A pair ot deepgot plrclns grnylshbluo oyos that flashedlike thso of an animal alone almost straightaDd prfectly chiselled nose a square andheavy oln a prominent lower jaw protrudingway ban under his ears and a hey droopingtnoustate all Indicated that ho was a man ofgreat detrmlnatlon and will power combinedwith the kekloBS daring nature of a forooloasbeast Iis man was Itubo Burrow trainrobber mtderer and outlaw aseen by thowriter tot tho frt limo a year 60The story otho cptur and killing of him InTnt BUN of urda ended tho history of hiscareer athtmost reckless and daring tinrobber In the gantry For two years partmere montlont his name has carried terror-to the hearts otthonsands of people In northand west Alablja mid caused express mes-sengers

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JJUBB BUIUIOW-SEls bYrecord for daredevil reckessness cour-age

¬and skill In his work of bo1dti trains

has not been equalltdRubBurrow was lust 82 years t ue a tow

blorhis deatl In the pastthroe yearshe hold up and robbel ten fourtrmen outright wonnda prbabl a Slre

tiedmoreand whipped 100 armd mop In aoien lightHa was an oxnorlolgrnng erlfle slot andrarely a man I800 yare or lets Ho-used tho latest imprcod Winchester rifletortyfonr calbro whlw will carry with ac-curacy

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long range io0d in firing but Invariably dropped on his rjght ke and restedhis loft elbow on the l this poalton he never mscd Mother peculiarity of

was that yeas he operated witonly ono cuntederat and iai his recent trainrobberies onlyono UstnntJoe sackona danl reckless fellar who was

tired a weeks ago wile Jackson calm bravo and reckless aDurr holacked theabrains and lattertsbol si foot one Inch 1 his Rubfot weighed about 175

Bi shoulders were broad aq poundadlong and muscularhis lp was anUv4a oat and was noted aahinner from

his Boyhood days I being said toat he wasnever beaten In a foot race or roWIn awresUlnff match

XL IHub stared his career of outlawry whenonly 11 years ua Ho was born Lamarconntj Alabama whore hfather Alen Bur-

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nw lives The old man farmed idmoonsBne whiskey Rube was taueU to

maoradand wrte and ho proved an apt eohjar de-

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when 15 Jarof age a ondess forthe dim novel secured by some Das acopy of book relating some of the exppits ofJesseJknes Alter reading about his trainrobberlel and fonts of daring he decided vo bocoo a rad agent ills frt exploitbli homt Armed with a Wleafootem rather had given him he loll inwilt for a neighbor who was oxnjoted t return from town with his colononer The bor had an old piece of bag orerhi head with eyeholes cut In It When thetamer drove upRube jumped out In tho rOdacried Up with your hands or Ill bOloTO I The farmer lave Babe his money aniweit on Ho had however recognized thbo> and tho next day ho wont to see old manDlrow and gave him an account of the wayHub had held him up The old man thrashedIlubt soundly and made him return all themont That was in 1872 Up to that time

faher says Bubo was a Rood boy Rubewas ajood worker ho once told the writer

He pouched and split raIs and gave me OHlittle rouble as any over Trod Holenrllsobercd a command in his lifo

HOJI for his ddbut as a boy highwaymannb vas tent out to the northern part ofIXI where an uncle had I Inrgu ranch

Xiou te worked steadily for a time and InTSnarrled a daughter of II BwtlUnown Texan Boon uftcr Iii Alorouamarriagele iMjght a farm with mousy bo had madeMd huncle had ghen him Two children aboy a girl woroborn to the couple Uniii abet six years ago when his wife diedal bi gone well with hobo Then be returatto Alabama with his children andalter rmalnlug a tow months Wont buck tolorn iavfng his children with their grandfather ijju married a second time It wasan unbayjr marriage bOloler and soontoro wa IIaraUon

JJn0 old boyhood ambition returnedjp Thornla and Harrlln Browloys gang oftrain rolbfn Wr operation In noitheruUIlnl kansas Ituba and bzs brother

ha rotunied to TMIW with himblast tuem utliu tall of 1880 Their llrst tripwith the tuniirau into the Indlsu JurlloryWhere tby WMC to rub an old indian wowunrbo Ihip zzn yser a tlluro Oz Iu reyvz

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tb others went tnr sad mlnears The ofltlwstn t with ellrs anawars sot > en haerd They remaned In tieMiBbbprbooa for three thereafter Onthe Blent of the third day dar held up tho isame train again This time I waa goingnorthward The same crew was andwhen tbe elltlOtr was coverwl IbolrnviilTar sullenly end lrlrwhere do you went mo to stop thisJust the other Idl of thatBromley ami be euro you do It1IrUo

Tho enclnrer Mopped as ordered and thewins mao quick wntkcf <0111 tbroiiKh timern man about

As they car lecl1the trim opeuod lira Ilttinl anll olCnThornton the hall Rome through his armThotntnn and Promlut were captured a fewdss later but llube nnd Jim liuriow left theblat for their home In AlabAma Xhedeteoties did not sugpiot

Tfrs text tlm ituto appsaroi was in Decetaher 1RS7 The BtLouts ArkAlsl and Texntrain wa held at low mikeI

north ot TexarRana Time work wns donoprincipally by Rube Burrow ivsilMod by Illsbrother Jim and a Wl w named llnxk Theydid not gslt much In this haul but their rob-

rill had beromo so fiequent that the boothCompany put a corps of their own

detectte and nLoiton omen on the trailof the gang The ooaso btxame to hot thatItubo and his brother returned to Alabama

Jrook was captured and he poached on theRurrow boys telllnnof the robbeiles In whichthey had boon Implicated nnd that they hadgone to Lamar county Alabama lour rinkerton men went alter them andcounty with Hherlft miteri lcnnin ton orRanlccd a TKIPSO They fiSt went bum Bur-rows

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house lie SAW them comingand ran for the woods A numberof shots followed bll but ho israped Ant made for fathers housewhere was lildlnc Hardly had Pinreached thorp when the posso arrived Thotwo outlaws huwevnr csini eil without beingseen and commenced making tholr iiytowiiraMonutomory Un the train their actionsaroused suspicion and the conductor tele-graphed

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nhuad to the Chief of Police ot Mont-gomery

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that two suspicious olmrai ters sup-posed to bn Bubn and Jim Burrow were on-hts train They arrived In Uontgomory late atnight Iwareining hard As they alightedIn the a dozen policemen In rubberoonte that hid their ullorl1 walked upnndthe leader asked wroRolalRube knew at once who wert Howas well armed but Jim did not ovenknife Rube therefore decided to await abettor opportunity for escape

I want to find a cheap boarding house he

aldAlpolicemenright I will show you to one sad one

Surrnundad by tho policemen the two out ¬

laws started for the police station Theywalked along quietly for a tow blocks WhenBubo signalled to Jim and the outlaws laten break for liberty The policemenSrs llubo returned It as ho ran Ioforo they

run ntardu however Jim fell woundedbut run like a deer escapedNell Broy a printer who attempted to stophim received a bullet hole In his chest JimBurrow was sent to Arknn8a He died in tho

beforeInlentla Rube was not renewed thatnlht lie did not leave Montgomery but wont

outskirts of the town and spent thonight In a negros cabin Tho negro who sus-pected

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Rubes Identity sent a messenger Intothe div to notify tho Chief of Police At day¬

light the nextmorninga barge posse of police-men

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and men about town armed with nilkinds of weapons were on hand to either cap-ture

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or kill Burrow The house wax almostsurrounded The negro who owned the cabinwent In to Hub ann said Boss doro somewhite men out hero dat wants to see 70UWell they cant do 1tlnld Bubo

He wont to tho dor peered out butlumped back In escape a volley of bul-lets

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and shot Bube returned tho lire with arevolver through a crack In the togs and thoposse hastilyl sought cover Then Itube re-moved

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his shoes hung them over his arm andwith a pistol In each band made a break-through the rear door for a swamp about twohundred yards off He shot nt the poip whilerunning The fire was returned and just asthe outlaw entered tho swamp ho recohet alot of bird shot In the back of hispolice did not dare follow anti the chase wasgiven up hobo wont to a country doctor andhad the slot picked out of his nock

inRube Burrow was heard of next on the nigh

of Dec Hi 1888when the Illinoispress was up at Duck LUll Miss abut ahundred and seventyflvo mUss south ¬

Ihlsend 18000 was taken from the expresscar After Bubos escape from Montgomery he-met Joe Jackson who ha once operated withThorntons gang in and they went intobusiness together Their first robbery together-was at Dock Hill Tho station ts a small oneIn a sparsely settled part of Mississippi Thetrain was due there at midnight A stopped

Ruband Jackson jumped on to plat ¬

the express car which was next to-e lne As soon as the train was well

Rubcrawled on the tender covered tho engi-

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ad fireman and ordered the engineer-to come to a stop at u big nine near thetrack two relies from Duck Hill andwhich wa wellknown landmark Time traincame exactly opposite the pine Inan Instant Rube jumped back on the platformand tho two robbers bolted into the expresscarlo find the sloeny messenger rubbing hiseyes and wondering at the cause of the stopFlndlnl himself covered by two rifles how¬

was wide awake in Instant andatrembling with fearOpen that Iron box and be gnlcS about It

Rube demanded abe ofhis rifle against messengers headmuo

The messenger hastened to obey Then hedrew buck and with both hands raised abovehis head stood by and watched the robbers asthey ran through the valuable packagesselecting only those that contained paper

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Hunts rosrnox WHEN nt SHOT TO XILLmoney At first the conductor and the ia-sengers thought there had been nn accidentThen as If prompted by Instinct the onductorcried out In the smoker Train robbers Twovoting men on a rear seat jumped up Onehad a Winchester iHIo tho other a reyoUorThey were Chester Hughes and John Wilkin-son

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two us bruu and ant young telowsasever lived Thiough tIre our theyout on the platform pushing open the doorof the express car Iut us llubo Burrows hadninrpd time lat anvolipo In hltt coatliuithes anti Wllkiuxon Ienellro as theyrushed Into th car but quickfor thor and Chester Hughes toil bauk with a

his heart YIlklnson droppedhis revolver wizen HughnRS body fellhim and Ibe robbiri jumped from the sidedoor of time car and HOlpdThis robbery arou express companyand thea nrnors of wimo of time Boutharii-HtatoH and a large reward IllrIIIIDI I7500and Including 1 1000 Lnltodtales Ooiernmont was offered for the cap-ture

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of Bube Uurrow doa orailtoRube anti Jackson returned to Lomarroiinty

Ala arid remained for Buoial mouths theIIhl neighborhood know they

were there but non dared to breathe It In-deed

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the Burrow Mmlly Iis related to nearlyeverybody In the county mid ino t of the menIn that seitlon wire Hobo friends Duieotllea disguised as Kddlers occasionally wontIhrmiffh tile comity Onu who wmss known tobo In search of Hube and thy sward Is vetmniszug however a little Irish delectlvo

wliulIN lime mdii det of all whoamelllrJ tliu outlaw did go through thecounty In April WJ uil umu uececded n-

pudJnl uric night at old man A IP Hirroimtolling Jm Cauli llubukI brotbiTln

law a pair if IIOUMM humus Kaliiwl s Iruatiofvluablelaoiiimlloiiri <

mi II howBier aM not know lit111lr Jon Juekbou woie Iulyt 10ni lUltheir unto lt hut liouio I ohli IIlal I ftow only a mlln d as imit from I

110 iu all sI bin In u pi o ol iiJi nji land

lion 0 wiiNi wos ih r llu irr buokwoodn-unliln riimle of planks initond sII ii jii noma-wjiul

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II riol to lilujiio for I buss Uard HIH

ordered 1U sent to W W Caln Jewell Iot omClAmar county Alubumo Two wlk latehi I

Mat Jim1 CAb tile brotherinlaw tJewell for I

the PIU Cult WM totormid bjr ttitoaa

UrlloM Orarei that th raokajr waa therebut It was rtsltUredjand he could deliveronly to the man to whom It was adrlDo rou know W W Cain J ratluter asked of Cash

01 yes Ill lakthe package and aUldto proper dull Cash repliedBut j on must hnT an order Oravet sold

Cash returned to hubs seed told him whathad occurred

Ml RO mrall flubs said In a lalalo-natullllt or put a bullet In that

enlna after Cash had left the LostOffice a curious countryman who happened-to bprying behind the counter of the littlecountry office looked through the mal whichwas In a starch box on n shelL

Who W W Cn ho asked as ho oxomlncd the

I dont know Graves replied but JimCash came hero today and wanted that Iackaffo

Then two or three countrymen commencedhanlllni the package It same partly undone

of them ivclalnud Look hero I

This Is a falseThe beard bar out end ai Jim Cash

wore a lul beard tho cnuntiyman decidedthat It for ub lint row That eveningsome of those reI met Cash and guyed himbout the board Cash dented that It was forhim and hs gao Bubo a full account ot whatfled bapponoa

The next morning a muscular fellow onhorseback stopped ut talPout offlce and asked1 there was a package for W W Cain

Yea Its here replied the Postmasteriou Ill teach you how to show my

packages ube sold as ho drew hla pistoland tired two fhots Into Ornvosn holy

ItulO yoiivn killed mn the Postmastergasped ns ho fell across tho counter

Youre a liar Im not hobo cried theoutlaw who wanted to shield his family

The murderer levelled his pl tnl at the Post-masters

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wife who ha ru hod In and cornrolled her to hiuiii the package Rubethen tippet his lint to the woman mounted hishorse and disappeared mod longenough to tel tho story of tho murder Bubo

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Burrow killed mo and Jim Cal was Lnowlnto It ho said before be died

The murder aroused the entire State of Ala-bama

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Time therttT or tho county telegraphed-to the for troops staUnl that theBurrow anl had the OIUt a state otsiege companies of wont downfrom tho Sheriff organized alargo posse with among them a

dozen of Plnkertons host mon Thohal met nt Vernon tho county Theysurrounded the houses of Jim Cash AllenBurrow lubes father and John ThomasBurrow arrested alt thw familieswithout resistance Rut Rube had goneTho tioops and detectives did not searchvery vigorously for Rube being afraidto go oil In saunds for tho country is wild antithey know that Burrow bad Irlonds who wouldnot hesitate to lire at them from ambush Altof llubeH family wore jailed and arraigned ata preliminary examination in Iho county Court-House Not a man had the courage to testifyagainst them They were released after

three days in jell and the soldierswont home

Through the irrost Burns mind the Pinkerton men gained smuG information of valueWhen tbetroops had carried Burrowcrowdto jail the detectives having remained behindcaught the Ilfteon > earold fon of JohnThomas Burrow carried tho boy off to thewools put a rope nround hil neck and threw-it the limb of a They pulled therope tight mini then told thoroughly fright-ened

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that If he didnt tell al he knewabout hobo where he was what bad doneAc they would haut him Tho boy who In ¬

herited tho re bravery of the family ntfirst refused The detectives nulled him ofTthe ground anti choked him until hi consented-to tell Ho said that lube and Joe Jacksonhad been at his torn monthand described the heavily barricaded room Inwhich they sopt flu also told of having over-heard

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Bubo and Jackson discussing the DuckHill train robbery and of hearing his UndoRube say ho was going to kill PostmasterGraves

VRube turned up on the night otTthe 25th of

September at Buckatunna Aln when ho andJoe Jackson boarded the Mobile Qnl Ohiotrain halted It In the woods five outjust-as they did In tho Duck 11 robbery wont

the train the slightest Inter ¬troughgetting 11000 from the express com-

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and thirtyfour registered loiters fromthe matcar Alter leaving thoy stopped In the

tho mall packages and burnedthe envelopes Detectives swarmed to thisplace but found clue On the first day ofNovember last however the detectives againgot track of the oalr of robbers and this timeRube was trapped In tho closest quarters hohad over been In Burns tracked him to tbomountains of Blouut county Ala whlrho anti Jackson were living In themountain homo of an old man namedAshwortb Thorn not a railroadwithin twenty miles of tho place Burns wentto the county seat andlnotlned bherlff MorrisSummoning two mon In whose courage ho hadthe utmost confldencu Morris and the detec-tives

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went to the Asbworth farm riding up towithin n hundred yards of the house and calIng out Hollo I Hardly bad ho uttered toword before Burrow and Jackson appearedthe doorway Winchesters hand Seeing theguns of the Sheriffs party levelled at thornthey jumped back In an Instant howeverthe robbers reappeared this time by way ofthe rear door Itube held lu his arms one oftbo women of the house using her as a shieldto prevent the officers from firing at himJackson walked on the other sldo Both out ¬

laws bad their gun levelled at the mon andwarned thorn not to approach Tho officerswere so surprised that they did not move andbefore they hud recnlntd their selfposneislontho outlaws had reached the woods Burrowreleased the woman took a parting shut at theBhorlff and disappeared Thu officersthe fire but without elToet

The Sheriff to the county scat and

Aummonel a POlO The next morning a partyfifty Drmollun gave chase to the outlaws

Itube lead made no effott to escape and ho andJackson were founl ussr the tceue of the fightof the previous The outlaws were roilingamong a clump of tmses and roiksln the centreof mi old at tho foot of a spur of HandMountain

Hhiirlff Morris ordered his posse to surroundthe clump of Iruus first a Inl way oft antithen to gradually tlo0 In win shieldinghimself as much ns pomlbl Burrow and

JaJIOI kept behind some large rocks sadthe jesse wan within two hijudrud

yards of the outlaw wee the first gun timedjlube Burrow opened the light He Jumpedfrom behind the suck took quick but dimlib

iilii a bullI Into the fiirehiiiidJ of-u

Irat AIII luting luriuerlUrry Anuflu WitS Its runic of the 1 purIrIOI JiIiI shot Wil tuHpMM br u volley

from tb Juotse bmj lul went wide oftthe wins JIOI Jaktoii IroJ anti clipped ai co Itli lbs r uar Io I he pots J is

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nthertheir dead and wounded and lift thesecure recruits and 1totter weapons

Two ot their men Wrdead a third was rerrbadly wounded ad two others Mightwounds a

HlmrliT Morris went to the nearett telearaphstatioi sod wired thiS now of the battle onHand Mountain Itlrmlncham axking thatiloodhounda and Winchester lines nehim Stonen Un the following Bnndnyscore detectlxen came uti from Ulrmlnohrmwith two bloodhnnnda They also brought anumber of extra W Inob08ter with which lhearmed tho iIIe the partysides thedetectlvei wer two express com-pany

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officials Hup rlntendent Arer audtluher And a Pot onico Inspector

The party which numbered nearly 200 start-ed

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from the little town of Oneontn Just teforolark Ithe tiPoIhormmis struck hobos trail nearHneads Mi at the bano cf the range of moun-tain

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tings wore oft like Iflub Thehorsemen followed ant for a mil tlioehnssWas very exciting lbs dots a dlAtanco nheat of tho party but their lps wereheAr dUtlrctly Suddenly two rlllo shots

There was a yelp of agony from oneof the noun and the cither run back to theparty of pursuers The horsemen reined Innnd dismounted Then on trot the ranhigher up time uiitnln KherltT Morriscaught a glimpse ot llub and yrlled out

ovo not him nOl Clop In carefully boysComo on s fo you Bubo shout-

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as ho xteppod out In plain view from be-

hind a rock about 201 yards nhniUThe men of tire posse rushed for trees Rube

aimed and fired oaaln opening tho Hunt Thoball struck a tee behind which otto of the dellilies stool Tho posse tired a volley Inbut the halls wont wide of the mark litheand Jackson returned thin fire blteer manof the possei wits protected by a

You fellows anti learn to shoot Hoboshouted bnnterlncly He and Jackson thenmade their way higher up thedodging from tree to tree

Good by bor ho yelled ns ho dliapponr-ed In tho woods ncav tho top tomenab bee me again

The chase was stopped tot the night theHhorlfT sending back for mor assistanceBurrow and Jackson wont half a mileaway and took RUIIIOIlt tho cabin of an oldloan named hnpconod to bo arelative of HhcrlfT Morris Theythere almost II sight posse for an hour

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In his flight Rube accomplished the mostdaringly reckless feat of isis life In dlsgulxoho actually joined tho pose anti aided tnsearching far himself Ills Identity was notdiscovered unthe had disappeared-

With the tlnest bloodhounds thoState the chase was on Tuesdaymorning but tho renlwot outlaws hadgrown cold and the dogs could not follow

The crowd hal become weary of doing noth-ing

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when a with a lull brnwn beardcarryinl n Winchester and two pistols dashed

group on a Ueetfootoil buck lucrethat was covered with foam Reining in heannounced I have just soon hobo Burrownnd another fellow cross the road down belowWalnut Grove

Tie posse of 200 men started for WalnutGrove three miles ofT somo on horses mulesand pontes a few walking nnd a dozen riding-In wagnnn During the march tho big man onthe black horse was ut the head of the line forawhile nnr then at the rear or In the centre oftho listening but talking very littleThe man was hobo Burrow but not moro titantwo men in the possewho were his Iriondsand whu had joined to help protect himknew-hIm

At the plnewhere it was supposed Rube hadcrossed dora scented somethingand sturtud through the woods The possefollowed at gallop arid for a mile the chasewax lively The trail then turned nnd ended-at a cabin Bubo was not there The onlyperson there was an old man who said ho lintbeen wnklnl through the woods Tho croudwas looked for the big man on theblacknnlr hut ha had gone Ruhe had sootthe posse othis tracl and limed returned to thehouse of one of the mountainsWhoro ho had left Jackson

That ended the chase In Blount county Theposse disbanded and the detectives left thatsection to await another train robbery andstart another chase not however withoutheavily armed assistance for none could bofound to attempt recapture Rube singlehand ¬

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A day or two after tho battle in Sand Moun-tain

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the writer spent a few days In Lamarcounty at the homes of Rubes father nnd JimCash his brotherinlaw Ho bore a letterfrom Congressman Bankhead of Alabamawho Is a native of Lamar county and whoknew Allen Burrow Old man Burrow whoin his younger days I Is said eooductel amoonshine still has for years Qulotyon-hlR farm In a neat little house that buitfor him Although OS ear of ago ha asrralcht as nn Indian and very tall and mus-cular

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He talked freely about Huba and ex-

1rossed himself aproud ot his many daringachievement In train robbing

am not afraid of Bubo being capturedbe said lbs too sharp for any of tho doteethes that have been around hero and bsides hes a powerful good rifle shot

Tlio old man did not believe Bubo murderedPostmaster Graves Rube hasnt lone halfthe things he Is accused of he continued

Every time a ptoni Is broken open or a saferobbed anywhere aiound this country lube Isaccused of It Yes 1 ramomber beonce when robbery Wilt committed over Inanother part ot the State and the papers altsaid Butte Burrow did it ltub roin trainsbut ho dont do the other kind of stealing

Are you uot afraid Bubo will be Llllod sometlmn while he Is rubblol a train e

Not a bit of replied Why itubo-says Its as easy to hold URn train as it Is to rob-a hens nest

Itubes boy IInow U rear of and he Isa chip of old is thoroughlytamUlrwlth liii fathers record and a year ago

what ho was going to do whengrown ho replied Im lust utlnl to be 10when Im gain to clt a rlflo Im11gobs to holt him bold up trainDuring the visit to old man Burrows homoho pnd Jim Caxh promised if possible to a k-

Itubo to talk for publication A week laterBube was seen about twenty miles trora hishomo at the house of a cousin Ho wu ox-euoillnulr nervous aOlI was continually on hitguard Th i cotiMn talked fiealy end llubeverified or vonectod mutiny of isis stutoinuntn

Bube la the mist rlllu shut In the world Ibelieve builtit said I i hum this morn-ing

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hit n knot on a trw aI1UU yards everytime and I have len him cut a rope tied hetwoep two trees B as he could see It dis-tinctly

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Rube hl psenl good to the old Danand all the Hu bought tho placeare now living on anti only the other day hegave the old nunWooo ie-

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they are prettywell fixfil but they will ltf worth morn boforo

uba ibis robbing tiolnt titan they mire nowlu speaking of hlmbOlf alter lerlfylui the

amount of islel arluua train robberies ButeDurrol snldi

tile detectives of robbingsafeI In country ItHrel acoullle up poorfarmer Now hHd U-

IrUIIs und I haru kllM a fw mini because Il but I uever robbed a poor mun to my

life mid Im never golii to I havu took thingsI needed nrouipi In HID country but no manan say thut lie wannt paid for what I wisps

there Irs solute llnlo fhiliVCs around infcountry steal alt lh cal Utt lor theyknow It uolnictu bo laid on lull hen owI cant hlp that tliotufi I dOl agood inHuy pad hung In guy auy I t r-

roblxd u Illlju itork jn or u fsriiurlloir about he kllllngof I OIIUlhlsrOraVeat J wirfv-y

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killedl 1 wa comlo t that Mositinavee-

wasTjube a minute and hi face somod10 6tlppa beoruplifluid-

y0 ravl w5s kild Ucauw Ihelied u fall bnrd tu VY w Tula unj toMIt Jjinlsh ItorlJH II e-lrouldIIIUJI 1 I did nauO514 Jim Uali-UH kn wfnTio Ijt11 Now tLo M aliii im 1150 lunn delrlll H JtvirboiJy IN I bllM bliuund i i iiiatlur wliidr I or out SmutJim IJu fi or esfie of iuf Ifwtty dInt i n-tioililitfjijo

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with u ana dlJni know nothln-abuut iIf i MtIs all 1 us gut to say about Moos

I ute kliKHow did you get a bo psi ralllUrr J

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Q p and looked around as ftsxguoctingsosne-us4usrI

Vhr said he whinhe resumed hU spat5 I didnt care any more roT that crowd than Iwould for a parcel of nchoolbnrn 1 wenta little end stared quiet Just alter or

I turned Jim Cash and the old man unit tutuloo e when they couMnt prove nrtthln on emI went homo one nluht nut there was nouletectitea around nUll as I didnt want to kiT

I om I went right off Thin I knew themII twtlvoi had trld John TlKimann boy they wasIlln to halthint anti ho told al about howI and stayed In a rom nt hula

house and IotA ot other thlniis of sinthe boy made up Anyhow left but didntro far andon the nleht of WI 91 just passed

we held up the JlnMle anti Ohio at luchl1Thiewhsiecriuyti on th train was lalewe illdnt have no trouble end not Si

flut1eIn Iaklnlof his light In band Mountain

Friday we were laying out In the woodsnot far off whemu a crowd of for or SlOtarmed men cause upon us we

ALLEN nonrow BUDKS PATInknow When I saw them surrounding us wewIn In a hunch of trees in a sorter low place

Joe saul 1 It looks sorter like were InIt RUT mingh this time Theres potts to beom klllln hero and I reckon wovo got to

do itJoe didnt say a word but I knew by hIs

looks be was Kolnto light lucid We laid lownail the crowd commenced to close In Then1 looked around mind saw wo must out ontIm side noxt the mountain ISo waited awhile longer and then the fun commenced Wotook good situ ivory time and who I thebost our Winchesters hnd I bellevn llrntshot got that fellow In the bond Annorlon thopnpershnld his name was Then I got anotherone on that fellow Woodward I reckon andwhen wo grnod tho other fellow cart brokeones armwI that crowd was puny badlyrntod gut out of our cover In a hur ¬

them buckshot had hem falling prettythick around us and noltherono of us wits ns-comlortablo in uur feelings as wo might ha> obeen

As wo run out Rube continued we keptup IbuoUnlt every tallow who sbowul up and

wo nnd wo was In a pretty big hurrytoo for If them fellows was scared there aintno use In taking too many chances

Then Ituho told of spending a part of Satur ¬

day at the houne of a friend lour or five miles oilOn Mundar ho wont on two hounds got

on our truck and they woro right pert In follow ¬

log us When tho head one got In about fiftyor sixty yards of us Joe and me pulled downon her and I think we both got her The othurono ran ofT Then down at the foot of the hiltwo saw tho crowd It looked like a wholearray HO wo took a shot apli co and nulledanti I couldnt belo from > oiling at thorn asoutdid 1 believe I Invited them ti come and seeme again for I know they couldnt got at us nnthamountain Then wo got supper Ilnnight

old mans house nearly In 01 thecrowd

I had my friends In that crowd too hesail with a smile ot satisfaction I knewthem Illrmlngham follows was coming anti Iknew thor had good guns nnd wasnt fearedto uso em Anhow 1 didnt core nothlnabout tackling em

VIIThe day following that of the Interview Rube

boarded a train on the Kansas City Memphisand Birmingham Railroad attho little stationof Gattman Miss Ho was accompanied byJackson and a red bloodhound Tho men tooktho rear seat of a passenger coach In orderthat the > might not bo surprised When thoconductor In forcause evidently sus-pected

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the men but ho said nothing Theyrode to Amory a station twenty miles distant-in Mississippi and went through tbo woods

hobo was heard of and soon many timesduring last winter On one occasion ho board-ed

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a Georgia Pacific train In Alabama and rodeQuito a distance He was heavily armed butinterfered with nobody and nobody carol tointerfere with him He had boon In Birming-ham

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frequently within tho past few years butbo was not recognized In fact ho would gowherever he chose without fearing arrest

He was noted for taking desperate and reck-less

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chances In Lamar county howevergenerally remained in hldinl knowing that ifdiscovered by or enemies theywould bring troops down on his relatives andcause trouble for them row people In Iamarcounty care to say anything about Rube or-an of his family The Invariable reply is

lubes never dono anything to me anti Iveto say about him It Is however

evident that tbo dntl of tho outlaw Is 1 reliefto the entire

For tho vast six months Rube had beenchased by a score of detectives some In thoemploy of the Southern Express Company andothers after the toward of 7UO Jackson andhuntS hobos cousin wore captured recentlylube was chased Into Florida three months

but he successfully eluded the detectiveswithout a fight

Itubes last train robbery was committedonly a few weeks ago when slnulohandod te-

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THE DFATH OF THE TJIXODnOUND3desperate outlaw hell up an express train onthe Loutivilie arid Nashville Itallroad at Ilo-lunton AIBhn station about fllty miles north-east

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of Hn successfully robbed thuexpress car but of how much the express com-pany oltlclalg Sieve never told All told hn-pipbably rohbed the Southern Extress ofKifiUOO and thuinmpany spent 20000 in of ¬

torts to capture himBut Durrowsllor recklelnol bo

would have LOln u mateas game ns In Carter anti the outlawdied with his boots on hut with the satisfac ¬

tion that bo was killed by an ordinary farmerand not by a professional detective

VI rThe great outlaws death aa the readers ofTug BUN already know was a dramatic onl-nilnntlon of his violent career Courage amatchless as his own punished with death a-

re kltes piece ot bravado to which the robberresorted after he had freed himself from bonds-by ono of the simple tricks which hU fertilebrain supplied for every emergency Hawas always reckless but his uutallni success-In outwitting every plan for capture hadmade him as careless as a man on whose headrested no price The reward offered for hiscapture was a fortune in the estimation of thepeople of the Alabama mountains

Burrow often rotortod to disguises butwhen wandering about the sparsely settled re-

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eight or ton miles from Linden a weekago he wo recognized by a crossroads store-keeper

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untried J Carter Without Lotrllnlhis suspicion Carter followed the outaw a ¬

tIe distance until iii secured the aulunoof

Ineighbor John UcDulTy a farmer and bothmen determined to win the t700 ou Burrowheal Tbr took with them two Degrees andfor ncu tly suoteeduil In atchiug the slottrain unawares 1liny Mixed arms

h could dinw hisJlallllSllllI l miii vtlilii i b I unto WIPUIIuebJiiy uliibl iioI was lojgtd n I lailio thattown und IUse allUre susmizod tm10 complete

Jbuzrrow aVI nlljr IUlJltM gracefully toehlnluljllllr UP the I

and the prisoner was isecurely ItroliilhU wrists Mail ftusklei hungIruuiid To Ilk security fomplete two of isleV iUuniHi with loiuled plitiil lu usejail toitimiflhliuj durlut the nrit night Uf I

TJuOt anil1 isegr naincfi Mariuan undertiok lIsle dutv Th prisoner bud lsazctbuiJ of UHirie and only one rnvglver hUJi uiniui n himand liken away llclisl-wituliliu noililpB lMti i < eitu aubril wliloliiso uilI tontuTurd only tolled clothIng mid-

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ShOut iij lit 1IIIjli vtr Inmit use mousy-Mujit

Iwrmt I IllsI IIi teuiu

b uiqhmt psseJ Ilul111 In lii jail untilocook I jmsis ironi aap gsa

41 10 itt I ulrao that be was hungryisy to am Ire lulf ge s nothing tti1fa iiatst Uisiliouri

WflC tuM IM or MteJul UJIB fti it

marke pttnlentlr rsonic cracker In

The negro utuuiDlclou4y picked up thesatchel front the floor on the 01Ilth1do nt-thn room nod withoutIt to tlio prisoner Burrow olOnrlt with flts i

mnnaolea hinds fumhled t e-

rOlllnt anti produrel some erftekera Hemunch them contentedly ant-

handed some to this two They werei thrown ofT their uuanl msnllarluK dInthiIr plnoi bftn to slat A minute

prisoner handsacaln wentlnto thetatchol Tie were lhtrRwl as quick as a

I flnih and bld time to Ilk amovement each guard hlmtnlr f aIItI1point It wasnt a question of 10Uraiwould hate ten foolhardyattempted to overpower a man uf furrowsmatchless skill with weapons The outlivv-trrnlr 01Jerrdjhe negro to unlock the hnnd-

cuiTc while MeIluffy sat with uplifted baldeThe negro obeyiiNow put tbem on that man wns the nQxt

enter mind cUufTy was manacled by tImeobedIent neitro Burrows other bonds wornreleased nnd at hi order tho negro unlockedthe Jai door ant the outlaw was tfo ladho bi contented with gaining hiswould today have IOn lack lu his old hauntsIn time mountains as drlUutan over but evidently hU bro had been hurt by thin mannerof hit undoing nail be determined on a foolhardy act Which cost him his life

Whero Is that mnn Carter who ha inrmoney lie demanded of this nngui Howas told that Carter had gone to the hotel tosloen

Take me to him was the commandThe negro led the way thiongli tn town and

thor entered the mal hotel Carter was notin tho room ln wa liar occupied aid thenecrn remembered be had gone totho store of a merchant trOlahlfciv Heled the way there andhe pounded on the door111 lcoplnit-man Carter called our What the nuttier fToll him McliufTy wants him at the Jillwns Burrows whispered order and ho negrouborod

Carter recognized the negros voice anti treatto the door lie found hluiiolf confronted lythe mnn he had left a prisoner a tel lu urs be ¬

fore unit a pistol WI nt hisHandover m mono was the older he

receivedNaturally Carter turned bnck Into the room

in the dnrknos but Instead of the money boseized his revolver Buirnw miut tiny < sitsp eted the movement for when Carter tunu darid fired he fred at the Bathe Instant Hathbullets took Carters completeIly through octoutlaws WNI passingthrough tho bowols Carter was shotIn the chest lotl mon wore denorntclyhurt but It duel to tho ilcnth Bur-row

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backed aiOfH tho sheet grid Carter I I

towel both emptying their weapons ns rnpldlrpossible liiinow turned for an instant tnput a bullet through the shoulder the nruroA moment later the ammunition nt hutSmen was exhausted and at the satire Inslant both tell to the ground Burrow wasdead throe minutia later When thin villagerswhohail boon aroused by the fuflllfue ro icbcdtime street a tow minutes afterward them foiin I

throe men bloedlni lu the dust Ono wasdomed another apparently was dying nod thethird wns badly hurt

The next day tho body of the dead outlawwas sent to hla aged father for burial It U bnllevod that Carter will recover The expresscompany will pay to the four men who npturod tho outlaw the reward that hud boonoffered

holy TO nKAit men DIAMONDS

The Latest Htjrlec In Necklace ant Orna-ment

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The Va orPeartiThe woman with tha long neck nnd long

purse Is In great luck this season for neck-laces are wonderful elaborate and emulsltoaffairs concealing with their sparkling splen-dor

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any aggressiveness on the part of bonystructures any scantiness of muscular tissueThu Princess of Wales dog collar In hero in allits glory Sometimes it Is a fluted ribbon of goldfiligree with diamond petalled flowers sotIn its convolutions Sometimes it Is a crazynetwork of diamonds nod rubles set closetogether In Irregular rows with ruby flowersblazing from tho glittering background atunexpected Intervals It may be a simple col-

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of diamonds with a fringe of gold enunarinc diamonds In Its meshes or a single row ofsuperb stones from which depends In front afestooning of line gold chains encrusted withtiny diamonds In the contra of which flashesa magnificent pendant Ono very handsomenecklace consists of a row of gold flowers withdiamond hearts from which falls a network ofdiamonds so deltcato and brilliant as to seemlike hoar frost in the sunshine

Gold necklaces with no jewels have n fringeof gold pendants which encircles thin nook or afall of swaying flowers in gold or enamel de-pending

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from supple wire Tho woman withthe exceptional nock wilt doubtless go to theother extreme and wear a slender gold chainalmost invisible from which fulls a triage ofdiamonds strung nn strong Invisible wires anda blazing pendant

Moro rare and costly than nil the others arethe pierced diamonds nndjI earls strung alter-nately

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on a single string Diamonds arrangedIn this way must bo cut in the rose stylo aridalike on both sides The great expense la intho drilling and the stones thus drilled areloss marketable than those undnlled

Chrysanthemum and hearts nro the favoritedotlcn for vms and ear imndanu Tho dia-mond

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chrysanthemums with their convolutedpetals set outside and in with sparklingstones are even moro effective than the starsparticularly ton the hair while the onamollrdchrysanthemums are beautiful in coloring anddesign Double hearts either entwined ortied together with t bow at the top appear inall kinds of pins from the silver up todiamonds and pearls

Another favorllo device tn jewelry Is n rib ¬

bon tied in a bow with slightly Ituted endsonnmollad or jowolled Now bangles have usingle largo pearl strung on n delicate goldwire or throe or tour smaller pearls threadedin the same way Jawullod Insects mind boasappear on others of the same kind whileplain gold bangles are now massive and morosuggestive of their Indian Origin than hereto ¬

fore The French style still prevails In thesetting ot nil ornaments employing the Ui e ofmany smaller stones In the setting of largeones and combining JOWOM of mote than ouucolor in the same piece Diamond set mini-ature

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ouually as delicate and beautiful as theold French models and set in diamondframes continue to be worn lu pendants antibrnocbe Lockets are much used those inthin heart shapes of shell gold ur small blos-soms

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being most admired

Trotters nt 1 T JBaranm SlowsBrtirxiEroitT Oct 10 There In a groat doslro

hero among sporting men to secure n good en-

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track for speed contests as Bridgeporthas a sufficient number of fast horses to maketrotting Interesting at all seasons ol tho yearLocal contests aro now held at the publiccourse In Seaside Park to which spectatorsare always admitted without charge None ofthe circuit races can bo hold hero for want oftrack enclosure and It la necessary to takoBridgeport horses to Danbury Ansonln Norwalk or Now Haven wizen It la iloMred tomatch thorn against trotters with a recordOno of the most available locations for a trottint track Is at the West End on the propertyowned by P T Barnum It In easily renohedby railroad anti In a year or two the CedarCreek channel will be dredged out t o that ex-cursion

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steamers may land within two minutesWalk of the site

Cot lIeU a wealthy Standard Oil Companyroan Intends to take up his residence tiers Inthe spring He has a stablo of fast trottors

David Trubee aveteruu merchant has prob-ably

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the tamest trotter In thu city In EasternBoy who cano easily In 1W

The lion KT G Burnbams handsome littlemare has the bust record on a half ratIo trackof any horse In the city and Is conitantly do-Ing bettor She aisle 2J8K In u third heatthis season nt Danbury

James II Luwls has in isle tables at SeasidePark a bay stallion called Nimbus with arecord uf VjUAU on a halfmile track

Charles F Williams one of the most Jovialof Bridge ports fast horne owperx has removedto Boston At aiumptuoui banquet tenderedby his frIend ho was pruiented with a diamondset of Knights Tumplar jewels n MasonIcring and a pot of Boston baked beans

Count Do Nalnvlll IIr4 FromOTTAWA Oct 4John Sutherland of the

tludtons Hay Company who has just returnedfrom the norlbirnmot waters of time SlackenKlelllver saw the French Count do Halnvllluwile wunt into the tier North tint season withMr Ernest but did not return with that gsatluinuu to Manitoba The French nobleman Isstill there enjorlnu blinnelf After purlingwith the party a pear wi hut summer he profMiwIed down tip >livli nrie Illiur tolls mouthansi iiwnt the buluura of the luiiinmr seasoniplorlog pert ol the coast to use ciii curerystf carefully explored and iiivrn tn all mapiwith 5jQibjIt lluen siguiflug that lie conjourIII not knonii lie turDJ l i 1ort UclWsole In Ibu fall sail steal the winter them Hesint on msuiiuroui hmuusultig xqunlomjs tim ItswTuUrdviipliu Iii KMurjt of the cold ami on01 e acfiiloii imtrutil west ward almost tqthis lukirn ilitilci 5 ills iiniiir by sturtail< Itt tO ZJIQIe scum of lukus runulii fromFort > lolli i>ou tu the otkn nuf Intends-uivigstinit tli Hilary of tli Macbuuil au iThe stIltit tlor returnlu Hu juu ilu atrort MCI hence un AUK to when lie aud li-etnsor ortuat poll wr going on a hunliLsltrip Iue Count IsUcd to winter ber atfaln

p teas hot neg a asia hut iiU itiara wIIVUIL4UO-

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= =nn Ana Ait TAIRXXO AHOVT

Toe question of the rights of tenants In Sateto make a noUo pound upon the pUno MOW

upon brass horns aud otherwl edl port 1510

selves I one ot those things that tires in o is p-

sessoitand keeps a prominent nitre latin-versation of the people of New oik H-

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mmliiisInteresting perhaps t peotri mmh have o-

tlirocgh this era of probation In flats t f iutthat London Iis lust teginninit to tpstisi osOrtie of the difficult which hang up n outapartment hours ya1en1 Hat muotuss me-oalltd

tmanMons In tonJon sad Dais have

been very rats American speculate e luteho tver of late made tlie cyclone sort pip ularthere wllh the result that pnmliy toteak London second only to New orkIn the terror which It shows fur ndotInc flat houses This system ol llrtrig painf originally of course mom 1 rnneehut iIt wa not until New 0rk took up theFrench method of living thai tendon tie lleqtocoprlt An Englishman puidaofhigIIs n thine OhiO no man laces to uvatrel withhence the IfKlslnture of Great llr tnln feelscniiij upon tnVrinVldera bill for the u rulalinn of flats Only one of the nmnr caseshih ham come before tho courts linn CA yet

been decided And tu there iIf only a Mntleureoeient for ether courts to bale thi Ir j mug >

mont on A w Id ami enthusiast nmntrur In-SIMM

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upon practicIng this vloloncell i In hisflat every d iy ir eight hours On Hunduts he-

tisunllr took nn oxtrn whnokat It nt in tokeep his elliOt limber lot the coming weekBe was suet b n West End swell In an adjoin-ing

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list whoclo osel In court that the minion¬

cellohurt his follims until ho was neardead Thor mmci a long array orcoiitisol onboth uttts anti the Court finally decided thatno man wni tuMltlrd In practicing co manyhours n div In mansions The Court oxinei eij time opinion thnt throe hours n daywise quite llag enntmli for a human lining toimv a violoncello mint this judgment ho metwith the warmest approval In Ureit Britain

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WoBtche U r Is becoming a fenturo In theyearly programme of the town The park hasflLsi Its plnex In tho affections ot Now Yorkem to n raniknbli extent The pilgrimageto the big tinck ou the ihrst lay of or err seasun Is not tlm inult oi n desire to see time racesunit is duo 10 the anticipation of n gctieinlholiday The fro Hold arid the extraordinaryn ttuctlonHOt MiinUi Inrk will eventually rebuilt In Its being i roiuit nomutiiini in thenatiiro of Lpon Downs A Derby Pay In Nowlurk Is by no mount Improbable

Ilsh mind poker are probably the most indofatigable flnuoiiH nnd pruteutlous onomlosthat truth has to encounter Tho eminence of-

fIshh stones In ttun world of pure ant vaultingfiction hits lone leon iniltlod Hut It I eirlus-to look us though Limo reign of flab will bo dis-puted

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by the iinccdtll al record of pokerThem nut so many will uutheulkntui storiesof ext rreiril inur i lwml und enormous ts in-nings nt America uri it nmbllnc tamo thatunit n realty rcniurKiibi story attrii iBnttuiilion their KOIIIB to ho im VHKU n limit tohuman tncenmiy ns thcro in to the poKHiblacombination ol iitkor hands und tint nitriterIses innnily in HI ry from Chicago ot-

thron straight liushtH in outs game nt blchthere won swven pinyor huwevur islonkodupon ns ono of luiso thing that oven pokereiithtiniasts niut rooct Mnny cunoim thlngaoccur in ChlcHen Imt trlplo strnlglit hushes IInonndenl Is moro than oven bt Louis woulddire to claim

Tho anxiety ohlldron In Central Park tosee the new baby mold the Superintendentyesterday will result lu something next to ariot If tho louis nio not thrown open beforelong for n private view of the suooonsor of thelamented M flinty MeGlnty never had n vorywarm place In tho afTc tlons of the little poopluof Now tork on nc ount ol his early dcnlh buttheir Interest in him was lively and extremefront the very moment of his birth until hisuntil demise Ill now baby If it lives willundoubtedly bo ito sensation of the juvenileworld hero for ninny weeks to coino Com-pared

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Fred E Blodgett nn engraver Is the ownerot a brass pin whloli is destined to make aname for hint It is nn ovoryday pin one otthose that may bo encountered where least ex-

pected¬ iand the closest scrutiny with the naked

030 wilt reveal nothing to excite attonllonset itt timid is n wonder for out Into It Indollcab outlines is every letter of the alphabetThe IcttPis are arranged In lines that run itsentire circumference and are earay cllttiu-guiehnble through nmaunlfving gloss

The characters are In the form of print calledGothic by printers and end In the nbbrov nted-A There Is u space between each letter sothat one can be readily picked out from tboother As the letters correspond In size It wilt rl-

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be understood that tire work entailed a keennest of calculation rarely met with The tlmnconsumed lu tho task was two hours and thirtyminutes

Ulodeetts object In going to this trouble was flnot merely to xntlsfy a passing whim Ho badsorted with honor In the Second New YorkHarris Llcht Cavalry Custors command andnot long ago It oeeurrea to him that tins Ideamlcht bo adopted with safety fur camletcipher despatches

The news of the rich mensflyeron the 11Now York arid Long Brunch Railroad pub-lished

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In Wednesdays SUN has aroused thepeople or lied hank N J the only townwhich did not surlier from the Injustice di

of the now economical time table Itappears that thla railroad got its rIght ot fway through lint Bunk upon an ogre mimethat every train tun on time rouu shouldstop at that nlico him rich mens flyer IHnot put on tho Now York and Long lirnnch I

time table but It runs over ttto road ns tar na llILong Branch and pmses Red Bank nt fiftymiles nn hour If thorn IH not present relictthe company will hour from Ited Bonk

A reasonnblo tompernnco movement that isspreading In the Western cities is ono whichroiulrcs thou to keep aloof from bar roomsThey may drink what they please at homo In jtheir clubs mind in rhtnunints with tnulrmeals but the edict has gono forth that nogentleman wilt htnuil up to a bar and mix withtrio oiheruu who ru iko thnt a practice Ibis ittfnow social docmii is sild to have bud lift originIn San rraneisco the only city In the ltiidwhoso best Iar rooms nnpioach the socnlleu

art galleries 01 this town

It would seem to bo t ho duty of every yonncor json of a rich man In Now York to go West nssoon IH ha can manage It and acquire horsesSlilpplnyaloi loionud felling them IH usuallylooked upon ns tbo keonoHt sort of buslnoeaenterprise The number of young men whoare interolod in thou particular forni ol bust I I

tens Is very large It would bo interesting Itstatistics of limit ptolIU could be publisliol-tluilis Would bo Interestliit to the friends ltof the young specnl itoifl A widespread beliefexists but tlm tumults are by no mnnnn nsnumb ns they are Hoimtimos 8ui po rd to boIn uelmonicort eHtinlny a wjjbrownodhnndsomo und ntliloilu > ouncNew Yorkoron-toitninedn nnmoi of hm friuuds by toilingthorn how mu h mom j ho was going to mane Iby soiling n string of polo tonics and horseswhich hn und xu ured In Texas A fatuous oldbroker who wax once connoctod with the IIOUSD 4fuof the elder Oxlioina In Wall street Listenedwith pnteinnl nmliibllty for a long While tothe artless prattllnu uf thin boy and then saidt

How mil hoi nn nv nrng profit do you sixpect to mako on the horses CtmillarIlLlity Jolter u loust ap eciHow many lid you bring ou tHevonleen-

Thn old broker wnuged his head slowly for afiiw minutes nail limn remarked You weregone elelit monihs nml jou said a little whileuco your nxt nsei i lily averaged 50 a month yI hat wilt lease you n profit of a little over smOOfor eight montiiH stork You will never actrich ut that builuusd-

Berrv Wall has committed hlmselfto the Al ¬ 4pine hut fur good lie urostre It at all times butIt Is by no mer iiB cnrtulu that the fonmr kingof the dudes still raUuiii his following amongthe young user of New oik who devote a lireItleiis amount of limn und study to theirclothes There are a hew young men who sillfollow Mr WnllH inn I with almost slavishlldkllty Hut oven they nio beginning to hautetheir Alpine hut ulumu thn topinoit pegs sod u I

return to tin more ecu ontiomil kinds ot hiattgear Mr Wall howevor vvnar the soil tellflat In fair and hiormy wpather und aita rx >rtaIt when he Is clad lu ev cuing clothuK

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