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Newost Devices of the Modern CriuInal SchoolsReason for

Establishments

It lias long beef kriowu that themodern thief or burglar trainschildren very carefully for nefarious work Only tin other duy atrainer of young thieves wan sentto prison and such nixes art COU

tinually cropping upsays theLondon Mail

Most ingenious are the methodspracticed by professionals toteach their pupils the art of hillglary Mere youngsters make ex

ei Heat subjects and as it is obviously of importance nut to makea noise when burgling till ladsare now taught to slide face downward on the balustrade It hasbeen discovered that in order toaccustom them to this mode ofdescent special spirit shiijNdbalustrades sue sometimes eonstructed and before the pupil ispronounced llnished he must beable to slide down a variety ofthese balustrades like greasedlightning

Another common practiceamong the burgling fraternity isthat of getting orders to viewIeii ty houses front various house

I agents A number of clever bur-glaries are worked this waylHcssed up as a country squirethe master visits numbers of

i house agents gels orders to viewcertain houses generally in tee ¬

races as there if he has a plan ofthe interior of one house he has a

i key to the whole terracet He irccordingly looks over the

1house gIIIa prim of the interiorA few days afterward

his pupils enter the empty housefuel making their wily along theroofs enter whichever house hay

1 bleu selected In the meantime

rt thesquirepatrnlsthehauseoutside ¬

sonitled and when the coast isclear he signals usually by striking matches so that the boys in

i side know whether theyrail safelycome out with the spoil Onematch means alls well twomatches danger

A well laluwu Scotland IItIolllcial a short time agti 1lleltd aclever capture in this way Henoticed a man piN in mouth

t walking up and down a street inthe west end of London anti continually striping matches to lightIlispipe Strange to say howeverno smoke emanated from the pipeand thkiking something waswrong the detective concealedhimself and awaited developments A few minutes later theman struck another match and11111 trice a buy about 12 years oldtune out front the front door of an

j unoccupied house bearing on hisshoulders a sack with sticks ofendtI < a ratanil at once detained the ltd Inwhose sack under the wood witsfound reel iOMW worth of jewels The country squire endeavtllllIHI1S011 him but it was afterward

i discovered that the bucolic gentleman wits a wellknown ticketif leave man

As a general lIIIloltl penalservitude men are till founders ofthieves schools idealizingthat as they are too well knownto the 1011111Ih chances of eontinuing II felonious emcee in asuccessful manner are very slightthey have perforce to procure understudies

Accordingly by enlarging oni the profits accruing from bury

glories and pocket picking theyhave little ditlleulty in gettingJolcif boys with evil propensities Weeks and weeks tar thenspent in instructing the novicein their new trade The initiallessons are generally devoted tothe lIt of picking pockets

CAN TRESPASS BY PHONE

LongDintnnce Breach of the PeaceDetermined by Kansas

City Judge

The invention of new machinerydevices processes is continually

l tbringing up new questions of lawpuzzling judges lawyers and lay-men soliloquize tin PhiladelphiaPublic Ledger The trolleybrought its problems the sub-

marines when they are usedt for commercial purposes will

n undoubtedly pose the law ¬

makers the power of modernguns on menofwar has made ob ¬

UJIsand when the balloon shall brcome a paswuger vehicle whatwisdom will frame the rukKof tintroad or the law of trespass

lust now the law relating to thetelephone is of interest Whatconstitutes a breach of jwace byphone Judge Brady of KansasCity huts just decided such a casewhich by reason of its romanticconnection appeals to all Wal ¬

ter Clark had proposed to a maid ¬

en and had been rejected He re-

newed¬

the proposal over the tele ¬

phone called up the fair ono sew ¬

eral times and was turneddown He was not dismayed but

called in the morning and in theafternoon and in the dewey eveand sometimes at night Thedoors may be barred and a re¬

jected suitor kept out lint how isthe telephone to be guardedJudge Brady took these questionsunder consideration and ruledthat after a girl had rejected aman slit had the inalienable right

to have him stay njwted andthat the use of the telephonecould and should IK classed as astyle of importunity amounting toa breach of peace

The theory of the law in thesedecisons is this It would be abreach of the pearl if the suitorshould annoy the young womanwith his presence and the factthat the telephone was used duesnot modify the net our UN respon ¬

perfor11lingthesense and an indication thaiwhen the jteople of the TintedStates shall all have universalwireless connection a man iuNew York who calls an enemy inSan Francisco a hard name bvwireless will hold himself liable

though the costs of prosecutionwould be prohibitive

HOW TO MAKE A BATTERY

Stiff Piece of Paper and a CommonTea Tray Are All That IsINecessary

Cut a stilt piece of paper intoan oval or a circle of nearly theysire of a common tea tray Fastento it two upright handles one oneach end both made of paper andattach by means of soothing wax j

fays the San Francisco Chron-icle

Xow take any common tin teatray that you may be able to borrow in the house and lay it on tliotop of two glasses These willfurnish the insulation

tlornugllly ¬

can possibly be Then lay it ontill table and brush it violentlywith a common clothesbrushyou spread a piece of silk or IfIIxr sheet under it so much

11lIlIal1Iheelectric Lift it from the tablelay it on the tea tray and U

a curlier of it with the 1m IINlIaIyour linger or witji a

Aspllikwillleapoutft0luitNow you have an electric hut

tery in a most simple form llyrubbing the jxiper as often as itloses its electricity it is possible

LevdentllI jar can bemade by filling a tumbler half fullwith shot and sticking an iron orsilver spoon into it By letting the j

pparks from the tIll tray leap eonfinally to the spoon the tumblerjar finally will accumulate muchelectricity that It will be extremely uncomfortable to get a shockfrom it

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hittlf tile futureMr Grudge Exactly I wish 1

knew in which place ClevelandLeader

Clergymans SelfSacrificeTheparishof St Stephens Port

sea contains a population of 141100 jMople a large church but noclergy house and no endowmentIt is said that Hew Guy Landonaccepted the vicarage on the ollerof an income of nil year

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PLAY BASEBALL BY NIGHT

In Dawson City Game Is Called atElgbt lu the Evening Theater

Begins at Ten P M

John Sciidder McLain of Mimicapolis in his recent book Alaskaand the Klondike says of a famous arctic city Dawsou has agood theater an athletic club-

house for winter Spurts and tutu

letic grounds well prepared forbaseball cricket and tennis Apeculiar institution is the towncrier known as Uncle Johnwho parades the streets withmegaphone an improvement on a I

bell and announces the hour andplace of forthcoming eventsThe long summer days simplify i

arrangements of this charactermaterially The baseball crankand the ollice boy are nut 0111Ipelted to devise excilses for theneglect of their business iu themiddle of t he afternoon to witnessa baseball game The game duesnot begin until eight oclock in theevening and I he t heclter rccognizlug it as a still competitor dostint ring up its curtain until tenoclock This means of ninesthat the play Is nut over untilllMtll 1111 oclock in the morningbut inasmuch as the night is nearl-y as light as the day no iiirnnvritiince is suffered on that account

Dawson lies north of the Iii I II

degree of north latitude and ixpericnees as wide differences of temperature probably as are knownin any inhabited portion of theglobe The thermometer regisdied lilt degrees above xero a fewdays before our arrival and twodays of our stay iincomfortahlv hot at middav In the winterfill oily ill below Isllot I wPtwrule x

pericnceAndyet thesourdoughsiwell

seasoned residents Mr McLaincontinues speak with real enthusiasm of the winter climate It isall right here in winter said oneexcept when it moderates sometimes and the hinnratmire rises

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to lii or lull below You see it feelspenIland catch cold

TYPHOID CAN BE AVOIDED I

Water Supply Is Whole Secret of StAvIhog Off Disease Blame

Health Board

Typhoid is an unnecessary evilII is like hind government civil indifference is responsible for one usfor the other As a matter of individual warning there is little toshy says McClures lIi gmi zincFind out where your water coniesfrom and unless the community i

guards the general health by furuishing a pure drinking supplyguard your own by boiling the wa i

ter Ilont allow OMII vaults or j

sewage accessible to dies to existnear where you live Theres aboard of health in your turn if I

its worthless there s a law regaidingnnisaiices that isnt Go toyour doctor promptly on suspiHon if you have any reason tillsuppose that you hint contracted i

the disease It is no ailment toparley with If you know of a casethat the attending physician has j

IPI1ItldPIIIIIII but not to tillhealth department report it your

self He wont like that hilt it willbe good fur him Yon pry taxes toget grand water and to have thelaws enforced one of the best prey

iventives against typhoid is thepernicious municipal activity

which gets what it pays for AftertllllIfever a great expense likeland and Chicago or to eIless expense like Lorain Igenre is largely a mutter of intelligent working citizenship

Edward the ShrewdCommenting on the fact that

King Edwards father used to bereferred to as Allxrt theGooda Preach writer says that the pres ¬

Nit sovereign of Great Britainshould be Palled Edward theShrewd The writer addsSine his accession to the throne

King Edward has not made in in ¬

ternationalaffairs a single mifitake which is more than can besaid for his nephew and nephewinlaw of Germany and Hussia

Transplanting Salmon I

The department of marine and I

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DODGING REAL QUESTIONh

She Did Not Question Ladys Reputatlon It Wits the Jelly That

Didnt Suit4

A lady who inteiiileil to give adiiiiiti to some friends at whirlsthe piece de resisluiuf was to heduck shut by her I II 11 ha lid on tillslimes of easteriiMarvland tie

Icided thin none lint the very bestjelly should le served us an ao< oiiiiiininicnt to the dainty fa 1Ielates Colliers Weekly

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feretl her did not appear to be justwhit she wantd so she surested another variety

flat inadam said the clerkhaughtily this in the very best

jelly you can bur li is made byMrs llChlill of HiooklyntheIjnr 4

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gaged in the manufacture of bo ¬

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you should plttllnil hone folkswhere you can buy your own phonesand build your own linen and be intalking distance with the whole countty and business points generally byonly paying a reasonable rent to theRough River Telephone Company orthey will be nt the whole expense ifyou say so We connect with all In ¬

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