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Jllnn April 4Thero hai neverbn a dol In this section of tho country thatfor Intelligence and almost human Intuitioncould bo compared with tho big St lernnrPedro owned by ID J Thompsoncity If all the stories that havo been toldconcerning this animals sagacity are truchocould very eMI sour a diploma at a highschool but even when tha false Is sifted fromtho tru Pedro who Is nearly three feethigh and weighs 150 pounds bus performedwonderful mental feats which class him as

j one of the most remarkable dogs of recent timeTho IOB tastes are as peculiar as his mentaldevelopment IIs wonderful Ho his never beenlike other dOl Almost from tho time ho wa-

spuphoa now I years oldUr Thomueon-aays he has been of a melancholy temperament

r given to long And lonely musings and solitaryrambles For the companionship of hIs fellowhi never had any predilection and has only suf-

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the presence of other dogs with Intelligentresignation

Pedro was the only one of a flue litter ofCupplts saved raid Mr Thompson Hismother died two dais after ho was born antI ho

K waplaced under the care of a collie whichIL from the first showed such a dislike for him

that we had to raise him by hand In his in-

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ho therefore never came In contact withi other dop this may account for his strangei others ot his kind Ho wa-

shsrdiyletoutoftIichoueuntiiFi afterhe WAc fc year old He was then I big puppy andh I Know his own strength He got out of tho yard

1f one day and ran Into the street A shaggycur following a farmers wagon snapped nt him

1 and bit ofl a piece of his ear Pedro stood asi if struck with amaze 1 was practically

3 the first dog he had coma In contacti f with and bo had never received anthlnrr but the kindest treatment Iliven with

training be has always been pensive and peculiarf i due probably to his bringing lint ulnco the

time mongrel rnl at Ul bit him ho hasr V never had any ute nogs As he grow olderFr end stronger ho coca or twice tacked passing

dogs but we cured him of that Few dogsI would caro to attack him ho neverc 1 lakes any advances to bring about Mich an at ¬l Hu Is allowed to go but tbu streets as

t he tileases but his Journeys solllaiyWhen a visitor comes to tho house and brings nI dog Pedro simply treats iho stranger as thoughmade of statuary If the troll dog makes

t sny advances there Is a Bhoivlni ofr teeth and a 101 growl and after that ho Is usa ¬t < ally leftr O Pedro early showed his peculiar temperament-

Si Dignified even as a puppy he allowed tho houau-S1 cat and her kittens to play with him but hU

part was always passive Ills disposition wasof the kindest and huu o puts were never mo-lested

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tj Toward his master ho showed an early1 t attachment but It was never manifested by

barks and romps nnd waagingsof the tnU ASnub uplifting of tbe eyes deep expressivet and a blind obedience of orders when they werlf learned served to Illustrate tho depthaffection which strengthened as be grow older

The dogs Intelligence was first manifestedI when ho was about 14 months olan ugu whenSt Bernard are usually big masses ofbones and havo room for but little other than

1 mischief In tbelr head The Thompson al-ways

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f kept a canary bird in a cage sit-ting

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room In which Pedro would lie for hoursi on a mat One day tbo door of the cage wasf loft open and the canary escaping flew about

the room In the course of hU fluttering thebird several times flew within a few Inches of

f the dog but Pedro only winked lazilyNot so a handsome Maltese cat tint had Jima tf crept Into the room At tho Intlthtotboblr1 the cats savage

h also appeared to have an Inborn feart of the Intruder which It hail not felt toward thedog It flew frantically about the and be-came

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bewildered The cat Ort-

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move-ments

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i with careful eyes and athu canary growmore frantlo In Its struggles to escaoo It ramie

i leerl springs which almost secured the coy ¬

i preyPedro at first paid Ito attention to the

movements of cat and as several timesI tho latter dashed in agonising frenzy near him

hu rOAand 10kOl on with moro interest Thef at last directly against thin mantel-

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r and partially stunned by the shockt to tIme floor Ihecatvvasim It with a jump tel

not quicker than Pedro who sprung betweenf i the bird and cat just In time to save limo formersk life At the same time he gave a loud yelp

which was heard all over tho house and thoi family rushed Into the room just in time to see

tho eat retreat to escape a vicious snap fromi v Pedros jaws Thu canary was but little injured

and as It was restorer to its cairo Pedro lookedon wagging his tal and expressing every of-

t ellli appreciation of net Yet IIn a few hoLOU the cat were again on tho best of terms

The bil HU Hernard developed many peculiarhabits he grew older but none moro strikingthan was shown In an attachment conceivedlast summer Early In May a friend of tho

d hompsons sent them a chameleon from FloridaIt wa a beautiful little animal about evenc Inches long exclusive of Its tail which was as

much longer It was or a blulbh ash color andat once began to thrive m this northern climatethe weather being of a genial warmth almostt equal to that of its native clime

Time chameleon would sit for hours on thet Window sill apparently dead as tho sill It was

fitting on except for the occalonAlllhtnlnKlike flashes of us longSC

safetyFeat that bad approached too close forSOIIIown

Pedro appeared to take a great deal of InterestJ in the stranger Ho would bland by the window

where the chameleon lay and watch It for anhour at a iliac Unru or twlco ho put his rollnose against Us body only to Jump tiiek is thu

> chameleon would make n hasty hurry toinapeHut Pedro Intuitions u in oof the heat und usthe Hummer grew on the chameleon npiiearedto understand that what it had taken for vora-ciousness

¬was only curiosity and It manifested

Its friendliness In 1Its own wayDuring the lint summer days It was no unusual< eight to see Pedro hlll near the window with

the sun rliinlne shaggy coat nnd thechameleon scampering over his hairy bodyI And during these little joiirnej sov er time body ofits big friend thu chameleons searching tonuuoI would bo kept bitky IMy after fly would dlsap-

B pear down Its voracious tin oat and the dogr> Would pant away with perftct enjovmnnt andf apparent understanding of the trouble of which

Ills little friend would rid himWhen cold weather set In the chameleon grewI more sluggish amid early In October died For

dnya after Pedro would walk to tho familiarl t window sill and poke his note over Its surface

then turn around and look Inquiringly at thoIi members of the family Ho kept this March upthe greater part of the winter mid it wan earlylit the sprint before ho appeared to understand

p that tho chameleon msam goneSaturday night about three weeks ago Mr

Thompson made arrangements to tukuJ oclockI trainI for ht Paul 1edio was flllOdlmouse early In time evening before Mr Thompson

j loft The dog was frequently allowed to uccom1 tiany his muster to time oily and evidentlythought would bo allowed to to on this occat clun

When Mr Thompson started out Pedro fol ¬lowed him Intrt tho hall and when the door wasI opened darted out Mr Thompson started downtime walk and Urt did not notice that Pedro

P was following Ho was several blocks fromBis homo when the patter of the dogs feet

4 traNe1 his attention t4 Youll have to go home Pedro said Mr

Ifft Thompson turning uround Im going too jarJ II to take you with me tonight lio buck homoM theres a good 101Ordinarily order of this kind would bu

obeyed at once but to Mr Thompsons sur-prise

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the dog did not movePedro no home at once I cried Mr

Thompson In n harsher tonei After a moments maueothmodogturned aroundand slunk away In time direction of home Mr

i Thompson continued on hll way to the railroadtLi latlonhbut had gone only a few blocks further11 a bark behind him Looking

around he saw Pedro but a short dlttanceava1 In reply to his commands to go bom time dogl would only bark Mr Thompson proceeded on

his way a few feet when began to harki again and turning second time Mr Thomp-

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saw that he was still standing In the sameplace

A As Mr Thompson turnrd around time dog be-gan

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to howl In a Btrungo manner but Itwuipotting Into und nearly train tltno anti MrIhnmpton decided to run fiances of iho dogs

J t following him and hurried on down town lieturnearound several times but observed that

ft was Mandlng on time saute spot appar-ently

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r from which his first bark hud attractedII r Thompeonn attention

4I TIme next morning when Mr Thompson woke

Jt up In St Paul and took an Inventory lie noticed5m time 101 of a package of valuable papers wblohI lie In his pocket when he started from lu

i21 luth A search through his clothing nod satchelet ii revealed nothing No hlnlhail been found outhe train and that was al that Mr Thompson

t 1 could learnI 7 Hut about fi oclock that same morning J H-

ardner14i neighbor of Mr Tbimipmns wasj l llklni thu city when about llvo blockst home lie taw Itwo men apparently wor-

rylng a dog They struck lt time dog with ntick ceveraitlmu mind time dog wouldthen and thin return to his old stand a

i liken appeared to be afraid to tao determinedi I measuresIlv Jove that looks llkoThompsons dog

exclaimed Mr Mardner us he got nearerHe hurried on and only u moment later saw

that It was really Pedro whom all the neighborsknew as well as therdld their own childrent li Thestood

tacoita wet still tbrcutellni time dog which

rf I Here what are you fellows doing cried MrJlarilner as hu drew closer tji the scene

That dogs uotapocketbAjk here explainedthe men and Mr Mardner saw that Pedro wasguarding a bulky package

Ylothats Thompson book Ive seen Itdo1u m exclaimed Mardner in surprise

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Ho nearer with the Intention of pickingIt dew although Pedro knew him he mailn nap at Manlners outstretched hand whichcaused that gentleman to draw It brick In hasteThe retail was that Mardner and one of the menremained on tho scone until ono of the familywas summoned Then Prdro relinquished hisguardianship of the package and walked homopacabiy enough

I think that was one of the most remarkablethings that ever a dog did said Mr Thompsonyesterday dwelling on tho story I vas 1oclock at night when that book dropped outmy pocket The dOl I honestly was onhis way home the hook dropped hut inlooking around saw It fall nnd ran to the spot

hol he barked It was to call my attentionI did not return ho staled there nil nltrht

to guard thnpocketbook I have learned sincethat people who know mo raw tho logstanding thcro on their way homo thnnightand thought ho hn suddenly gun for howouldnt lot pass on time walk Two ofthem complained to me on my return from 8tPaul the next day but when I explainedrca on for the dogs exclusiveness they lost sightof their complaint In admiration

vo jfOAEr von PITTS ctrrTime Irtllllntnre Wouldnt Ole 8SSOO

to Make I little 1nrk to Commeniontto-IMilnumn liimnn Hlrnnsclo wIth I Sbe-Volfllat u Time 1VIII Come

IlAltTFoiin April 2Tho Putnam wolfden bill latbly Introduced Into the NutmllGeneral Assembly by Ilcpresentallvo ¬

ner acting In behalf of the Connecticut Daugh-ters

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of tho American Revolution has been un-

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spurned by the skinflints of thoLegislature and I ls now tho deliberate con-

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of time Daughters that the General As ¬

sembly has Insulted themThe Daughters had taken no end of pains In

concocting that patriotic measure and were Indownright earnest about having ftpas < ed Theyhad begged the legislators to donate tothem tho beggarly sum of SUOOO with whichthey enthusiastically promised to fix np thowild and rocky laud about the wolf den In TouirctWlndbam countynorthf astern ConnecticutIn which Old Put Gen Israel Putnam thelutl Connecticut soldier had his extraordinaryklrmlsh with a jircdatof she wolf In tIme win-

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of 171040 They wanted to put things Inshlpshapo thereabouts they pleaded make abeautiful park ot Limo savage region all about thoillustrious cavern clear lay time underbrushthere lay out winding walks and wall up andadorn a cooling spring near the cave eo atleast tho Daughters In a great ali glowingtons meeting at Norwich some time ago de-

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through their orators-ItI was high tInny tho tour spocchmakers elo-

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submitted that the Staiu of Connecticutlid something tangible and tuibstantlal to provothat It valued and revered time memory of OldPut and other oldtlmo patriots so long notionorcd a memory which had shed so much heroicustro and other things on tho fair name of Nutmegland Accordingly wlththelrbonnotstrlugstemporarily at largo a mishap bob tho fervidenthusiasm of tho occasion tho Daughterspassed a lot of resolutions tho upshot of whichVAthe precipitation of Earl Warners wolfdenbill Into tho Legislature

AntI what has been tho outcomo of so muchnnbottled patriotic zeal and endeavor Whythe halfcontemptuous rejection of tticlr be-

loved measure by a parsimonious General Aeseuibly and all because a paltry pecuniary con ¬

sideration of 5SOOO was asked for to carry outtheir noble and grand and glorious design Thodaughters of the American Revolution wontforget this slight and Insult toon either Forthey havo said so TOo General Assembly wlicnr from them again sure 001 POOH rImeclslvo hearing In respect of Putnam memo-rial

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was hud one day late last week and thenand there Earl Warner who is A gallant andobliging as well as most capable kLisliitor andadvocate delivered an oration In behalf of limomeasure that was calculated to melt a heart-of stone but Connecticut hearts of tone It

IHS long been noted particularly if In-cprescntatlves at Hnrtfoid are notoriously

hard to melt and fuse AH far OR heard fromnot a legislative heart was RO touch Aconsider-ately

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thawed to say nothing about Its bulng-utitod by Mr Warners pathetic and con

vlncini plea Indeed oml members evensullied at films recital and some smiled flippantlyIr disdainfully while a tow others roe intheir Seats mil argued unfeelingly In oppositionto It that the State IIn already ruinously In debtThey went on to proclaim that It not onlyno ready money In its coffers but that thereare altogether more Important objects tl whichpublic monov must bo applied that Old Putscelebrated and traditional exploit very likelynight be a myth after all Unit time old cave urwolf den at Iomfret was not likely to bo stolenor to get away from the Mate nt any rate notat present and that tho wholo ImslncnA of thin

spring rustic walk arborealfencedIn Pomfret memorial proposition bor-dered

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on tim sentimental and emotional Cer-tainly

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they Uldnt bellcvo It would pay to runthe State SfiOO In debt just to put a railingArou1ln wildcat cave In northeastern Connect

Introduce a spigot Into I ppoutlngspring In time woods unit so on and to on

Ant that sort of timing settled thai whole mat ¬

bothe lalghter masterly determination to

In vain Mr Earl Warner who hind provedhimself to be a doughty knight worthy of thoaiightcrs confldince and favor essayed tostem the antagonistic legislative onset In timeend be was disarmed unhorsed and riddendown by tho skinflint squadron and then thetoe sitting on him formally recorded a votethat IIs likely to bo historic In condemnation-and derlson of hits project

But thero Is hound to bu a day of reckoningandthntdnylt lIR not unlikely will dawn jutnbml ttlm time when tho Milnns having roomtitled their work at tho anitnl return to theirhomes nnd directly face tho Daughters of limoAmerican Revolution their wives sisters IOUSIns aunts sweethearts amid own daughters ofrevolution

AZJFT rOJtIC ANn L I C SCHOOLBOYS

Illpe for a Ba r Henion on Diamond Trackund Field

The ball players In tho schools of the LongIsland Inlcrbcholastlo Athletic League arc veryactive just now They are VIIlut n greet dealmoore than time bovs of city probably bocause tho later aro more Interested lu trackathletics Tho Brooklyn boys have an exten-sive

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schedule to play out and It will be some-time yet before tho winners can be picked withany degree of certainty Tho Pratt Instituteads found that they could not get together asuitable team ant they havo forfeited time gamesthat they were scheduled to play The Ur nutHratton nine mommy bo cOllhlcr1 out of the raceas they have lutniiell no titan three doTeats within the last ten days Tho PolyPreps Brooklyn High School St Pauls Alephi Academy and Brooklyn Latin School teamshate un equal chance to win limo championshipThese teams havo been pructslnl very hardTho Latin school team Is splendid conditionTbe championship was won lastear by thollrooklyu High School but the league deprivedtime High School of tho honor und gave thopennant to ht Pauls becauso High Schoolplayed a boy who had his travelling expensespaid The 8PIItba belIeve that they canwin tho pennant thisear Kill Cursoy Phila-delphia

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League Clubs pitcher has been couch-Ing time St Iaula players this spring

OmmIy one member of the 1814 team has re-

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to time Brooklyn High School and nearlyeli tho material that Capt John B Ilunn hashad to Baled a train from hue been very rawDunn believes that he bus a promising teamhowever Ho and Manager Biownlng havetrained time now lads In tho old Thirteenth healmeat armory und Nlncu time niceweather ontime parade ground at Prospect Park ManagerDrowning Is one of the most energeticleaders In sports at tho High School-lie his prepared an excellent bchcihUeof gamei end has cccured over immo to jimmy thoteams expenses The schedule IIM ux follow

May 1 Brooklyn Latin School May 4 New-ark

¬Acadrmy May H Wall htrrut B C

May 11 Hacfccttstown Hlub School IMay 1-1itevens Institute May 16 fit Paul MhoolMay IK Adclpht Academy May UJ StevensPreparatory School MayI iit Poly PropsMay UO lllvervlevf M1 A at PdugltkeeinleMuy at DeUarmo Institute nt Peeksklll lun3 St Johns School at Slug blng Juno I liettsAcademy at Stamford

Although time Pratt Institute boys era not tobe seen 01 the diamond this miring they arc golug tu do their level host to win honors In trackntlilftlcs forty buys mire In tralnliiK fortime Interxchnlactla League fames PutnamtIll anti Dyers 17 art time mot iiromUlnir

boys In time 100jard dash heck la thelust 440yard runner at time Inthe 880yard event time Pratt IIttuthavea fast runner In Brlbsl Ud Irlaolls also amile runner In the shot put Islying upon Milne Ot Washbonme Oil ami-irlbbon 07 MIme I regarded as a recordbreaker In the hammer throw Borger will bemissed In the bicycle races but four other goodrulers are going to do something ttill his placeThey are Young OOllunda Brophy 00und vVegenrotb

The annual spring games of the De La FalloA A will be held at Berkeley Oval next Saturday afternoon The events open to mill pri-vate

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schools within sixty miles of title city arethe 100y >l dub 120yard hurdle race 880yard run poUjraultti running broad jump andtllall JQrle A ty blc cle race

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FISHED IN TIE STREETS

UAitrronn CITIZKXS HAD ROMEjly JTJV run jircKAT FLOOD

W F Kmlth Cnnilit a hue Pike Ia HUStuck Yr med limed nnich to HeadHome fth to HU Nelhbon > In-cident

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In the Great Ituih of WaterItAitTroni April 21ln the phenomenal

freshet of the rat ten days with n yellow floodroaring and curling about some of tho princi-pal

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business streets ot the town many Hartfordcitizens enjoyed tho rare and novel sport of tak-ing

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fish In their kitchen gardens In city lots andsometimes tn time public highways The hand-somest

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catch probably was taken by W 12

Smith nf Wothcrsfleld arcnue who bagged asplendid eovonpoimd river plko in his back-yard near a line of currant bushes

Although the place Is a mile and n half fronttime river ordinarily still there wits waterenough thcro even for a craft of tr pikesdraught tlnco H was two feet deep html whatthe big fellow lacked In Smiths kitchen garden-was seaway Ho ho splashed about amongthe brush tangled himself amid variousgarden cdlmcnta nnd finally rolledover on his back In tho muddy flood gaspingThen Mr Hmlth waded through his gardenestuary to the side ot the pike suddenly flunghis arms about him and after n gallant finishfizht bugged him With tho big fellow In hisnrm casnlng and spluttering and strugglinglIke a wildcat tho fisherman streaming withmud and wider dashed Into his kitchen soilplanked his prey on Its floor

0 There said fruiUli nftcr he hind regainedbreath enough Drat yel Fight it out therenow If you w ant to

Yet Smith w as not exactly angry nor yet pre-cisely

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pleoe alt timings considered Manypeople neighborhood had planked pikefor dinner that day

On another day several Hartford pcoplo madelargo hauls of alewives In business thorough-fares

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of tho tow n that are moro than a mllofrom tho great rivers balk except In freshettimes Smith who tool time big pike took hislhlnl net and a street near hit homo

I forenoon one tiny and made scvcrul largohauls of aluwlvc At timesI time surface of limoswollen river miles mid miles wide togetherwith time river tide of tho town and n score ormoro of avenues In all human probabil-ity

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resembled the taco of the planetImmediate after hum Xiuh dclugo broke looseAll sorts of household Hoods und human be-longings

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llttlo houses pig pens hen housesliny log cribs furntuuo came trcamlng-alongon thl billowing tnnell allI the limp undwreckers were out on with a flotilla ofMnall boats gallicring what they might ot thoflotsam us It wile shot onward1 by tho currentSNild one observer of the clVect of time greatfriuhet hlmsiIf a dweller by the river sidu-

niiuustlonuiily It was thoBcvcrcst freshetsince time extraordinary one of 185H Hundredof dwellings weie half filled with dirty wuturand for morn Ithan a vvcekltwus Impossible toreach them except by swimming or In boats Itwas certainly dcddedlj novel to see a iieet ofmal pllng through populous

Icopll hither and1 IellelIwith gonu to aud I rom their homesAnd In what a terribly filthy conditiontime houses mire left Iby time receding vvuteralWith a cellar und every room of time first storyof Inciting buturuted with river mid thopremises cannot bi cleaned except w greattoll and expense while time nrobubilltv IIs thntUICKU drenched rooms vlll retain an unwholo-eomo dnuipnev fur into tho latter part of thoHummer iIs likely there will be IAn deathsdirectly account of the after of thoIDUHlatlol

I that Col Snot Holt once ofTcrul todyke time wholo city mimi just am tho people ofHolland hvvudone with their lowlying tuvMisat a cost of only SsoouO It was only a JiLl ortwo ago that tho Hood began to retire mind CoinIlerc street Iis still navlttblo for rowboats andlightdraiicht eloopa

limmire were ninny amusing Incidents due totime our helming rise of water fur to the northIn the midst of acres of duliris that went rushlug down the river half a mile from shore ommo

timmy n big tIne coop sailed on toppling t tint ¬

bling and cavorting and 6pectMof alonethoru iilalnh discerned a hAIII ouster anda hair tmf hens perched in Irk Time bins tooktimings placlalj cowering but their proud matenow and then reared lilmsilf unit trowed aclarion detianco to timings in penural It wasthought time birds Uad migrated from borne hilttown in Vermont And wore heading straight ontl tho rca Hut twenty miles fuither down-stream a sudden deflection of Its current droveho floating coop ashore at is ° ex and BoatmanEdwin Beckwith captured time mlorehict IIAyersBay a little below time river hamlet-

A povoklmr and bothersome Incident it wasthat befell u woman who dwells in ono of thobliort streets that enter Windsor street Earlymime mornlnK lust betore time torrent 1apeI1Int-be town she had hung out hertier bock yard nn hour later nhe heard a ripriling nnd ashing sound about her houseFrom her hark window sho beheld her yard In-undated

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nnd tho hood which had come a miloand a half across the great North MeadowquicklyI cncompi cd her dwelling and weftew tiling down limo avenue In vain time womanBought to burrow or hire a boat HO all timjr we-ber nash tlnpjied In time calm just above tile vex-atious hood and tligI was powerless

NEW OJtLLHS CISKVT GIRLS

low ttui ramlllcH or Hninn of that Clty>Four lEuuUred Were JlntabllMliedt-

Yotn the Cincinnati ntjufrerSome of tho 400 of tho gay Crescent City of

today CAl trace their descent back mini to thotlmu of the foundation cif this colony but thnt-IbftI pizo perhaps thnt the > wish to bo skippedNearly Itcntury and a half ago when Francosintovera number of brokendown otllcers andconvict soldiers to colonlo Louisiana it waseoon discovered that there was n scarcity ofwomen Tho soldiers matte raids upon Indianvillages and capturni many dusky mutes buttly could not bo domesticated and besides

wars followedhowever time wife of time Colonial Governor

had an expedient Vhy eould not WUlrl fromthi reformatory Inttituilnim of Milpptdover to heriimu wives fur tie moldier limesoldli ra would bo noi t liii i

Mniif u omen w tim would t ramplo upon time out-casts

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of timmic minim sex do not htnlUite to Imposethem upon minim Aetordlngly aa an experi-ment

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two duui girls fioin limo reformatorytirison Ia rulp6trilre Inrls wire shlpptd toNow UrleanH In chargo of time matron of thatInstitution who vouched for tho good diameterot each and vruichirged with thu duty of seeincthim properly married Ihelr arrival cronttd great i emeimt in this vllliigonf Olelbhimica Tho iovirnor ncelvtd Ilellland timim worm eiortid hr troops t 101vrnnrs 11101 where they bi tamo clients ofthu hUd u Rijunro box of loththgandI they were known afterward throughout tho-

colonl lull do ciwsotles or thu casketctmtolnliu their new articles

wan In time mhapo ot auihkotThn iuvernor distributed the prizes Ho se ¬

lected tho most worthy of tho tolUlors to whomho distributed tho women by lottery It IIK-

Btnlul that thcru wa some exchanging ofbrides but as a rule tho allotmeut of chancewas abided by

IIn ft few month however there witstrouble IIle petticoat itlnlllun brnko outand the wives threatened to return toFranco If they were not given flour bread In-stead

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of corn bread Jhcy held that they wereentitled tons rood faro us time otllctrx wiveswere limo beet poet did up tho petticoat re ¬

hellion in humorous verse tho casket wiveswero given their rations of flour mind the rebel ¬

lion ended hut IIt IIs nut tonIII ovsmm to tillsday by tho preservers II time oldTrench quarter who silence gossipto time cainlull7cr as a descendant of Irtorrlllcu tel Uthtr shipments were made until

uriglnnl insket girls who had nowbecumn respectublebegun to turnup their nosesanti object to tho Importation of Immoral woamen

Some of the lending citizens came to time colonyunder lettroi do cachet being ell for politi-cal

¬<ollrncrsor crImes and bore time highstrung dlmnrSher maid norvvldowwho Franco as no better thanthe casket girls bacamo leader ot society In timecolony

hint time arrival of the tmlprcs hiring thoTrench ronhltnu ruvolutlnnUeil ciHonlal sodun limo blnablooded Creoleailstocnic of today trace thulrancebtry

Million ICAcaut who lives In opera anil dramawas ono of thOm tnt iustHllnieut of female exilesmmmiiI nn original ktt girl It will bu recalledhowever that the wild Chevalier des irlrux-w ho accompanied her claimed to bo her bushand and Bile was lot placed In the lotteryBut later on when they determined to marryIUd told tho Governor tIme unprincipled Cadil ¬

111 of time deception he decided that the beau-tiful Munon mould vgiven to his nephew InuiurrlaKc This led a moonlight dui withHwords between thin chevalier and the loverimrb nephew and the flight nf timecimeveiierammdMinimi Vhon he was found lubenslblo tomlrluf by tho ride of her corin a wound wafound upon her breast Whether both atmilled suicide or whether Iliu killed her wasnever known The military court acquitted himnf the charge of murder and afterward hisfather Admiral dealrloux who had been com-manding

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a fleet II took the wildihuvullcr back France Tha Ahb6 Provostsent a representative to Now Orleans to gathermaterial for his charming novel There IIs apainting In an art gallery showing Monsieurthus Allardsdlctattng time IIcidelt811 the life oflIre Urloux and Manou l anl he has thoonly genuine picture In existence time beauti ¬

ful soil fascinating Nation Lescaut Her re-mains

¬were burled In the old Ht Louis cem-

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and until about a generation ago thorwas an old tombstone beneath the shadowshuge oak tree draped In graceful folds ofcolored gray moss an If In tuourulug lawblch was tvsu Mauou

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nEB8BJBn AND ills ritoonayJohn UnIt Mennnc In fueling with On-

of III Forcraoit InTrn pr-Fromtfit Cottm Commtrrtal njttUHn

Time Inventor of the celebrated Bessemerprocess Is the most modest of men shunningrather than courting observation A tow yearssince he was eomeUmestb Men tklnla con-

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neighborhood unpre-tentious

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abode at Denmark Hill In Englandbut the venerable gentleman with tho benevo-lent

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face In time oldfasliloned frock coat andvoluminous manytoMe choker neck cloth IUnow rarely even by his Immediate neigh-bors

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Tho British public the British Ooermentand British manufacturers did veryat one time to crush ono of the most useful teenever born in Britain and failed IgnominIouslyhhefllold laughed at him and WoIlchYhtm the official cold shoulder HheleldWonlwicim would be crippled pres-ent

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time were It not for Ilossemcr steel Ycteven now although foreign potentatesshowered crosses and stars upon him the hnglieu Oovcrnmont hnconferred upon himany lionnr moore Important than an ordinarykllhthoOI lllhla In splto of the fact that he

largest and most Impor-tant

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Industries In the worldHomo fluctuating calculations made by Sir

Henry himself prove that one years produc¬

lion of licsscmer steel might bo represented by-a solid column sixteen and n half times timeheight of bt Pauls Cathedral and A thickthroughfeet

as an ordinary omoteabnl 100

Henry Bessemer son of the late Mr AnthonyBensemer was born In Hertfordshire In the year1H1 ills earlier 7eal were devoted to artvvo find that was an exhibitor atHo al Academy at time of 20 At this earlyago hum hml discovered alemeans by which 1mpre9 lon of the desIgns on coins modal unitother reliefs could be In any num-bers

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on cardbnnnl rprucl work In thislino Is still extant and when specimens comeInto tho market they bring high prices

This led him Indirectly to a more ImportantInvention He discovered that time Governmentof the time was robbed to the tune of 100000per nnnuui by unscrupulous persons who wereIn the habit of temovlng the embossed dutystamps on local and other documents and usingtime sumo again Yonne Bessemer Invented theuseful little eonirlvnnce by which the stamp Isembossed on tho paper or purihment the docu-ment

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Itself anmi imtlbmmmitteml It to tho then Chief ofthe Stamp Department at Somerset Houso

Tho potentate In question saw the advantageof this system at a glance and soon afterwardthe authorities expressed their willingness tomako use of It A pretty llttlo story Is connected-with tbllnventon When lila model was com ¬

plet It to tho young lady tovham he was then engaged lien first commentupon It showed that she was well titled to bcomo time wlfo of mi Inventor Sue saudi

Ves I nnderstnnd this but surely If allotiunpM hail a tile put upon them they couldnot at n be used again withoutdUettlon

Ihls proved a very valuable suggestion tor-

1FBe1er soon hit upon the Idea of n stool dlofor a movable date and In that

form his invention was adopted by the authori-ties

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Will it be credited that he never received-a solItary farthing from tho Government for hisservices or the useof his Invention 7

Such Is nevertheless time hid and when hehlutOI mildly at legal remedies ho was told by

tollcitor to time Mamp Department that howas entitled to no compensation Inasmuch ashe hail presented his invention to the Govern-ment

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eratUI This was at I time too when howas by no means well olf when In¬

lee lie lacked time necessary money toup housekeeping with tho clever

young lady whose brilliant suggestion hadresulted In a perfect stamping machineHo received many generous promises frontvarious loltPR of emuremem ofpower after another ctothis day ho has never been compensated inshape or form-

A Inn of vast wealth now Sir Henry lIesSemfler dim afford to regard tho troubles of thatperiod of bin life with comparative Indlflerenco

though lie has since had more ample reasonto cherish a dislike for all British Governmentsand politicians But his disappointment in thisInstance taught him n very salutary lesolWIn ho made time great discovery of hiltethat by which It Ilit possible to convert vlllroInto steel by a simple and Inexpensivehe kept lilt discovery a secret To some extentIt is a secret to this day The Importance of thediscovery can hardly be overestimated

Before tho Bessemer process canoe Into usefteel could not bn bought under i50 a ton andIts prlci prohibited Its use In numberless de-partments

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of Industry where It Is now consid-ered

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essential At that time too only 61000tons of cast Heel were produced In bhcflleld Inu year In ilm4I tons of steel weremanufactured In thu world every day accordingto tho Be8crner pioccss time selling price perton averaging iH perhaps

Everybody knows that steel IIs supersedingIron In nil departments whuro toughness nnddurability mIre considerations In tho buildingnfvhlpannd bridgeand the making of gird-ers

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for buildings of locomotives rails steamboilers of all kinds steel Iis now universallyudlI It Is chlitly due 8 Sir Henry Bessemerthat ammo IIs almost n on a modern oceansteamship as on land and that tho modernstructuring steel Is nearly as Imperishable ustime ancient Pvramlds

Such a discovery It might bsupposed wouldbo hailed with enthusiasm those Interested11 tho Iron trade of Great Britain Not a bit of

Dcsaemcr mot with every possible disc ournsreinent The steel manufacturers of Bheflloldwere dciKMigalntt him from time first and thofjovernment Ignored him Ono does not expectto llnd unusual enterprise In a governmentaldepartment so it IIs not surprising to learn thattime British Admiralty Iould only bo Inducedadopt tho Bessemer steel In tho building of tshins when It had been In use In buildIng mer-chant

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ships many > cnrs Even time engineer ofthe London and Northwest Hallway utterly de-clined

¬to have anything tdo with Bessemer

steelI Encouragement Taluoblf encouragement Bessemer did howeverlatuMr Platt MI 11 head of time famous Oldhim llrm who yav him JL 50000 for a flf tli shareIn hU patent

On the Continent too his merits were mime¬diately recocnlrod Krupp the great gun manulacturer was ono ot time to IIAblm royaltyon his p ttnts Time Kniperor Napoleon evincedtho keenest Interest In his Invention and wouldhare decorated Bessemer with the Grand Crossof the Legion of Honor If it had not been ex-plained

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to him that llrltlsh subjects were not al ¬lowed to receive decorations from foreign Gov-ernments

¬except by special permission Time

Emperor of Austria conferred upon him aknighthood of one of time most distinguishedAustrian oror and tho King of tho Belgianswhen ho WI London throve out to DenmarkHill to call upon nUn

Time British Government had to follow suit InSnub fashion And a kllihthoo was conferredupon him In INI was presented-with that Drlzo distinction the freedomof tho city of In recognition of hisvaluable discoveries whIch have so largely benetltid the iron Industries of this country andhis pclontltin attainments which are so wellknown throughout tho world

Americans have done their host to show theirrespect fur thlarnt misaim In Indiana thero I

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young called after himWhen the Albeit Midal of time Society of

Arts was presented to him at MarlboroughHoute by tho 1rlnceof Wales himself BosoI-IIIT humorously confessed that though heprized such distInctions he was no less pleasttdwith time All057748 which bo made by hispatent

Bessemer recently recovered from a severe Ill-ness

¬lurid Ila at present In his Bad j ear busily

engaged In great nuns of corre-spondence

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which accumulated during his III-neps uoubtlehu a largo proportion of this cor-respondence

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consists of begging letters He Isone of time mos churltitmu men ut time daythough ho not like It to be known mindmany a large benefaction from him llnds IMway anonymiiiibly Into the coffers of thu hos-pitals

¬and orphanages of London

It Is characteristic of time man that he shouldtake a particular pleaiuro In his Invention of amachine for tho mrnufactureof nallsforthe sim-ple

¬reason that this Invention relieves hundreds

of young girls In what iis known In England astho Black Country sum Wolverhamptonoftho degrading toll or forging nails by hand Infilthy reeking dons these poor young thingsparsed their lives In unwomanly rags en-gaged In unwomanly toll hut Bessemer has al-tered

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all tbatTime Uliocklnu Experience otTwo flog

fYom the JYovfrfmctf JournalA pair of dogs had a very unhappy ten min¬

mites on Westminster street yesterday afternoon-It was after 4 oclock when tho first dog camernmblnr along nod a tow minutes later the

appeared They promptly struck upsfriendship and entonuu investigating luIndian lilt

An Imocentappearlna trolley polo stands onthe sidewalk and though IIt was raining theground about this polo was dry when the dogsshowed up Time first dog moved up to the polound put his nose against It Then lie let out naunts ot howls and yells and proceeded to roll-over on the ground prefacing time proceeding bykicking the second dog In the eye The latteranimal leoDepained and surprised at this be ¬

havior Invettlguted by putting the endof his no against the pole

A number iwoplu hurried to time andaptlUtfiiod to the canine duet while dog con ¬

tinued to roll around In wet plucet and dog No9 ran up and down with note against thetlagstones Somebody saul time dogs hail a pairof fits between them but he didnt oIplal howono dog could catch a nt front the Stillho ran for u pall of water

Oniccr OBrien came along taw the dry placeabout U-

chargedpole and recognized that it was

with electricity II said the dogs wereshocked and the nice who saw time first of itthought that that described the feelings of timerecoiid dog after the tint dog had found outwhat was in the pole While the dogs werecleaning off time sidewalk with themselves theolllcer guarded time pole and warned away driv-ers

¬of horses He also notllled time Union Ball

rood Company and when the wagon came It wasfound that the Insulation In the cap over thetrolley was worn out end the current had es-caped charging the ground wiresand the pole

After this Interesting fact was communIcate4to thic dp they itpped ruUlng md ru away

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39 41 W 23d StNorth Side

Between 6th 6th Ayes

ire have too many tnedlwn grade Mahogany and irlJtlaplo Sfttils tmtst move them

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dSKINA warm shampoo with Cutlcura Soap

and a single application of Cutlcura the greatSkin Cure clear the scalp and hair of crustsscales and dandruff allay Itching soothe Irri-

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stimulate the hair follicles and nourishthe roots thus producing Luxuriant Hair witha clean wholesome scalp when aU else fills

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LI VISa fitEIGHT ItY JXPJfESSThe Compnnlen Hard to Take Children but

They Ilo 1C Xo JnniccrTime big express companies will take practically

any freight that offers except explosives such asgunpowder and nltroglycerlno and humanbeings They carry many dead bodies thereIs scarcely a through run from the West orSouth to this city that doesnt bring one ormoro dally nod formerly the express com-panies

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carried living people but that was doneaway with about ton years ago The customnowadays In sending persons usually childrenfrom one point to another IU to buy a ticketfor theta and put them In the care of the trainconductor or ot tho conductor or porter of thePullman car Children BO shipped for long dis-tances

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are Bonntimes tagged When personswere carried by time express companies theywere often tagged with this name and addressand they were always way billed like anyfreight Conductors sometimes took thom Intopassenger cats but frequently they were carriedwith the other freight In the express car Thocharges for this class of freight were doublepassenger rates but this Included food andcare whenever a train stopped at a meal etatlon thu express mcsungcr ulnavs took hum liv ¬

Inc freight to time rctaurtnt with himIn reality time niininirof persons carried In

that mumirr was never veiy great but therewere enough of thoin so that every messenger ofthose days can recall runs Unit were made In-teresting

¬by time preoenco of children cairled asmight perhaps n small boy sitting utlll and dis-

consolate¬

or may bo a cheerful youngster whofollowed time messenger In hU work his puttingoil mud taking on freight checking up wayblue and eo on with lively Inti rest or It mighthave been pretty little girl in whom the wholetrain crew Oceania Interested so that In timecourse of time run all handd eamo to time expresscarlo look at lien

Finally the railroadcom panics objected to timecarrying that class of freight In express carsthey thought that they should have limo profitsarising from tho transportation of perrons mindso came about time general obxervance of the cue ¬tom of buying ticket and sending time personIn cHarge cit time conductor Almimlicsthonm IS stillmade however to express companies for thetransportation of children by express

limit while tim large express companies nolonger curry living human beings they willcarry anything clime alive They carry manydogs and time number of dogs carried Is con-stantly

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Increasing Time rules of express com-panies

¬require that dogs uhull bo boxed and

made fast In time box with a chain It often hap ¬

pens that dogs break their way out of boxes andthen time chain is of some use In holding themDogs are toil In transit If necessary The uxpress charges logs are double merchandiserates dogs shipped to dot shows attheso ratesare returned to time point of shipment free

lllrds and snakes and wild animals are not alleveryday articles of express freight but theymire by no means unusual An express companytook here ono day last week n canary bird forSan Francisco the mesnengcrs will feed It andcar for It en route The name company tooklust week a tiger for Chicago Kxpress cornpanics however do not undertake to fend suchanimals as tigers ou time way and they do insistthat they shall bo securely boxed and thu samemay be said of snakes

XIEETLUS JIY TJIK HUH1IET-

JLn Assay of flog Attack time Htreet LightLnucustar lnt About MidnIght

LANCAHTCK Pa April 211Time pavements ofthis town early till morning were hidden Inmany places under masses of bugs bigger thantime biggest locusts ever seen here Theyivtoopod down upon Lancaster literally by themillion during time night and flying clouds otthem filled the humid atmosphere The lectrlostreet lights were the main point of attack andtheir glitter brought destruction to the strangenocturnal visitors Time bugs would charge Insolid columns up against the arc lamps thatswing In the middle of time streets or over timesidewalks and down they would fall dead ordisabled They wore gathered up by bush-el under all of the hundreds of aro light Invarious parts of the city this morning The In ¬tenors of time globes were In many Instancespractically ohoke full of bugs Under the gaslamps they were found in somewhat smallerquantities dead or dying

Examination showed that there wore twoKindt of bugs but the otis more plentiful wirehack arid green and much larger thou theargest species of roaches They have shelllike backs Time other kind were gray mind sev ¬

eral sizes largerA local ntoniologlit describes these midnight

visItors as members of the family of water beetie They come from time ponds and marshyplaceo and about this time of time year they are jon Me move The present vitltation howeverIs phenomenal Tho bugs do not fly by day Intits ponds they hid la the d ep mud

IUE ways SILLAn OOfer to rut n Gnat Restriction on thu

Civil Hcrrloe RuleIt li very rare that there Is any bill pending In

Albany and relating to New York city whichdoes not Invoke the Interest of somo politiciansIt Is still rarer that any hill Is pending lu Al-

bany¬

relating to New York city which Is aCt In ¬

terest to mill politicians Indiscriminately Abill of time latter sort Is the Burns bill No2082 Introduced on April 1 by the representa-tive

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of time First district of Westchester countyTime bill Is a brief one but sweeping In charac-ter

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for It proposes a change which If adoptedwould recast all political lines This Is the sec-

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This rtrll servIce rules and lawn of this State shallnot apply tn mieh pironi renldenM or this SIMPwho may now hold or w bo rosy hereafter apply forany position or employment time compensation ofwhich does mint exceed ftuday In tIme public depart-ments and upon alt pulmo works ot the Stat of ewYork and or the several clUes counties towns andvlllagts thereof

More than nlnetrnths of the political officein New York pity their Incumbents less than 4a day computing time full number of Uuj s Inthe calendar and nut time political ear Wheremen mire employed In city State or Federal de-

partments¬

by time day as the expression Isthey are paid for time actual number of days orhalf days In which lawfully public business Indone Sundays being excluded Hut tlgurlnctIme annual compensation on time day limit

1410 would be paid annual salary to a 4u-duy man

There are relatively few places In time serviceof time city which pay moro titan Cl400 u yearexcept heads of departments Time average payof n clerk In one of the city departments Isshout 1200 In time Street Cleaning Depart-ment

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of 1700 employees on time pay roll onlythirtytwo get more than Si500 a year In timeDepartment of Charities and Correction time illsparity Is about the same and in time Itcglsters-otllce of lJ1 employees only twentysix In ¬

eluding the ltegister get more than 91500 ayear Vet this Is a city department In whichpractically timers Is DO unskilled labor the chiefwork being the transcribing of deeds and as-signments

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time Hums bill proposes In fact wsuspenelonof time civil service laws In so fur as they nowrelate to subordinate public places Under Itsprovisions heads of department could makotheir own appolntmunU irrespective of any ux-amlnatlon mill the Interests af time Xepublfcanshereabouts would no doubt be greatly boomedIn consequence As It Is time Civil Service Com-missioners

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have been graduallyfcut tttadlly en-croaching

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on the unclassified list so thatvery few places now remain In any municipaldepartments which are not within tIme civilservice rules Those rules the Republi-can

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politicians say embarrass thorn verymilch mud they declare that MayorStrongs Commissioners have gono too farIn their classifications mind have asthey express It overdone thu reform busness Whether or Out that bo so It Is certainlya fact that the adoption as a law of time Humsbill would be a heavy blow at time civil servicereformers and would put back their labors forquite a term of years

One objection which politicians generally haveto the civil service regulations IIs that they reallydiscriminate tn favor of nonresidents while attime same time times put on terms of equality acandidate for political posts time mrn who areuseful at the polls end in organization work andthose who shirk nil such limbers

Time IIoM Is Popular Tliun time GuideAfter having been shown through time grounds

and building of bailors Snug Harbor a gentle¬

man offered to tip his guide an old sea dogIm much obliged to you sail the latter

but I cant take anything We guides used toaccept money from visitors and turn it over totime general fund but the managers wnre apparently suspicious of our honesty Now wecant take anything and the visitors attentionIs attracted to contribution boxes placed abouttime corridors of the buildings AS a ruit timedonations have fallen otf 76 per cent becausewhile the people are usually moved to reward apolite guide they are not so ready to add to timefunds of a rich corporation That what corneaof being too suspicions and too greedy

Tb old fellow accepted a cigar however

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FEAXVXS AXD FIIWY47111tTwo Iuxurlc for Which the Deaenrrulefled Men of the Zat Dig Hnmnutrum Hoot

JVom time Buffalo CourierA few nights ago an Indian was brought Into

Police Station No 1 on the usual charge drunk-enness

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Ho hud a plnchcdup and vvrlnUedface ho lacked time lltbcness time acllltjr anilIn fact all the poetic qualities of the Indian Onone arm ho carried a basket which contalnril afew bundles of sassafras This hegoudnaturei-ly distributed among time men In time Motionhouse

Whats your name asked the doormanNnme Mo not no name You link me fool

toll my name so bodUgruocdr Ughl mini timeIndian shrugged hla shoulders triumphantly

My name Mi nfras no taummt John hiiolihit light John how old are you asked the

doormanMo I never tried t think Guess bout

hundredAre you drunk John 1 asked person stand-

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nenrNo mo no drunk Just drink one putt n tils

key That little no make Injun drunkThis dialogue finished a reserve warm began to

search tbo Indian In one pocket was u smirk mmf

peanut In another coat pocket wiiHitnolhvrtuck of peanuts In ono trousers pntkitwatu-halffilled sack nf rxnnuts mid nine uunts in-Fnmll pieces John imi t be a goruiand in thpeanut line for In the other trousers porkd ilimSa fourth suck of peunutn Every uric luutliid-vthen this was brought out and time IndUnseeming surprised that hit had such an enoiinousstock of thu nuts laughed a heartily as timeothers It would bo wollnlgh liiipoxslhln toenumerate all time trinkets that were necreted inJohns numerous pocket There wure jaekknives spectacle and tiny quantity of trltlessuch as tummy be bought from time street peddlers

I that all you have In your pockets t askedtime policeman

Yes that eli aint that nouuliJ John bub-bled

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out with a laugh llothonghthxhl opemd-hi coat when hu said this and this brought totime eyes of time searcher time nozzle of u hitswhiskey bottle lhln bottle time Indian badtried herd to keep from th view nf time politeloan and perhaps he would havo siiceerdeahud ho not gone too far In his efforts to con ¬

vince him that be had got oil that was In hispockets

When time bottle was seen John was calledback to time desk Ho walked back reluctantlyand said with a doecud air Uorit you believeme 7 lie kohl his right arm close to his sideand objected to allowing thu policeman to gothrough Ills pockets uKiiln The two struggledan Instant and then the policeman hold up uquart bottle half full of whlnkey

When time bottle was brought forth all time onlookers laughed vehemently John was muchdisappointed He laughed ana then scowledanti finally ventured Firewater bail thingOught to be locked up Im ho In my cell Himand in good friends we wont Unlit

Senleiieu on time Indian wa suspended time fol-low

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Inc morning