RAR aS ei Wb ¥ shin i 3 ¥ 3 C88 ans Fhoty, ane thie 110 xd almost to thelr tips. “child saving” work = the isos State was oun fide on Oh from vicious lives and Sohne = 4 extending from the waist lize to the divided Into six “fam. which bas a dormitory. to train the girls in juired, Each girl . cookin; cut ng department in the or many of the girls have jawing, although they did to take a stitch waen the home, » this training the girls | on school education in of reading, writing an} alt work at the school, a for pg - ey nave playrooms, Part of their | regarded as play by ¥ thoroughly JSaly. the , | of the school rece i this purpose. From such earniogs one | : of tas girly now has $120 10 her erat, | ; {and the jeweler who examined them at first pronounced them gopuine so admimble was thelr make Until very j hoshand to change thiz mode His | wife's birthday was doe about Thanks i giving time, and on discreetly Inguir | {ing Ber preferences as to a wuitabie gift he was told that nothing short Lof & palr of pearl sar studs bigger | than any her friends had would Joa | , § Al the aching voll in her Jewel box 1k | He wrote and telegraphed and tole | « | phoned, and cabled in s way dotisg of | Ber was for a pair of the biggest pearls in the market. A New York London. ang both wers guaranteed to ibe as big ss ordinary goosehorrios | 1 There proved however. to have been | xa | 8 little Bitch In the Instroctions, that | nevertheless had been interpreted iit. © a8 white as snow, There was no | doubt abort thelr size though and | mismatehod pearls In ber little piak | tars gall went to 8 dinner of excep 5 | tional splendor. found herself as a iesder of fashion, and since thst dinper party the women Lealled. Dave heen newotiating ex | a (hmnges at thelr jewelers or among Ke themselves, Mated pearls are pot “in i it” with mjamatebod pairs. and though | of the Hast, x green and a pink a white in styla—~Chicage Record Herald, spring. | mess : for street and evening wear ja beid of several devaley ago corunies an {important place on the list although (siretched on the frame i terns, however, are very effoctive, { tall Jength of the front and a iirtle tn ope side. The waist fs mads with the | { Jittle strateht stock ang i with trimmings of Hambarg ead ry | the one at ithe right being carried over a little and the end forming the i the back being given by two rather | r | broad box plaits which bein under! ed | the collar, whicn is sailorlike in the ; | buck and are carried the Pu Ianath i of the st, oo 4 to the school remains nl ‘lite custody until she is twentyons, | After a years residence she may be placed o family, from which she soports trom time 10 time, Her earnings are sent to the ipstitn. ition. and the money In bank+d and { beid in trowt for ner, Decessary ex | peniid boing deductad. Every child % a bankbook for | £ an} the aggregates runs inte huad | of dollars. in almost every raze ahenint 4 form is effected. and many of the siete | are tenpectably and happily married. RA os 3 AAAI : Mtamutes Fenrle Worn. i There is no doubt about feminine | enthusiasm over the <arring Pro 1 digtous poart buttons arc, with the | of 8 few novel shapes the King to wonr and their vogue is very inrgely doe to the fact that a pair | of traly maagnificent Tortydoiiar pearl | 1 ear stads could really not be fdenit . 1 fed from a pair worth four or forty | | thousand voices a Jewel expert is i called in to pass upon the compare | , | tive merits. This was illustrated the i other day when the custom house off | pers sedzod & : . brace of splendid pink | i beads that 85d not been declared, 4 recently the fashion in ear studs de i "| manded that the pair of pearls should | { first of all be of gpusual size, then as i poarly as possible perfect soberes, and » | finailly exaet mates in color, It tell to the lot of a doting young American bustands have and bis or dealer got one in Paris and one in| arally as to size. for one pearl was as black as London soot and the other the wie, rather than hurt the fesk ings of her faltaful knieht put the | The next morning she woke pp and | with “mated peariz” as they are % black and white bead are at the top | and a yellow, are scoeptable seconds Lace mitts ara still good form, ani | i they can be found in biack and white ; nd in different lengths, A hat made of strings of pearls in i terwoven with bands of lace is cna of the striking creations for the A handsomes parasol is of white silk covered with bimck chiffon, pul on | 8 | plain, and then in the contre of each i gore there is a medalilon of Blac | Ince. A narrow border of heavy white | i lace further carries om the scheme of | { back and white, : A charming evening gown for a Young pith ix of rich miroir satin, ored net. showing a dedests design | of lacs or ribbon appligue In a foral design alternating with roses or cam. €iliss sewn om in a stwlled careless | Modish separate skirts are fon tively trimmed with folds of moira Sead of the fiounce. Ons idea is to set a fold oa either wide of he soams | an ald vary fiat Then the flounce is /j finished with bands of the same mare i rial, running borizomtally and widen | ing toward the back. Lace still continues fashionuble, and in highest favor Tambour lace relic | © it is not truly lace—thal is needis | made lace—as It is worked with a sort | of croche! hook, with the net The pat | Some of the new little frocks which are made up for small girds open io § dioky efféer brosd lapels turning back at tae front, beginning of the opening. The skict is simply made, gored in the front, end without a gather the fullness of rapidly, known In the “crook” world his ser | vices ‘were lu constant jemand He | CoRMIrr was that made : A Fear to olisin 821 the Hit OUT OF BUSINESS. Mechnwieal Devieas Outwit SNH < Com. | petind Now to fis Back to snd Feilow Petty Thieviag—The Modern Safes Wil Feist Drunmitet hes Electrical Amr. The modern burglar alarm not only renders it utterly im powsilie for ope to disturb » vant protected with it : i me (marke: bromght Mm 3 fortame, and | Without detection, but It also gives a | Lo iney sulisry of stolen | 1 of the white sattism (signal at the fret artempt to raise a window, fie & bur or enter a door. | pomitories of great wealth that it has | defend al} of the wonderful skill of (ihe rack : CHving erp re of that class of crooks care found either in abject poverty of | | devoting 1h gestive which brought them million twenty yoars sgo 0 he pracijce of crime of the most petty eharsciar rotice tones titer atssnces of groal bank {robberpws during the past five or ten ; L¥oarE. A few have been snccoessfnll performed In thar time, But with one Igingle exception the money wag ob | tained daring banking bears from the cRabier as he glanced down the bar rei of = six-sacaier. Tha exception | was eadiior fry conversation “while Be : Checked nut & roll of Bile with the ald of a piece of wire from under the 0 cial’s pose The wleciriral burglar alarm of 1 ten (dar, the grest molers seles. which ‘tending over a panied of twenty or | pint y vesrs, which were comeelved today, Siratige as it ma? ween those Basiness The almost fabulous wealth : which they stole made the Invention of mechanical devices which would i putwit their gill] gecensary, and thay came in the course of time, unt! today 8 robbery [ile that of the Manhattan | bank or one ike that of the Ovedn bank iz New York city, wheres over 8 million dollars in money and sacar ties were carried away. is wholly is pustible without collusion with the custodians of the vaunits Twenty years szo bank officials were not one whit less vigilant than they sre now, but the brain fom x handear, hol was arrested ister in New York city, Chuunin? Doman. & man wad stole | of the crook had gone ahead of tie brain of the honest man. a condition | bard to anderstand today, when the very reverse is the fact One: of tie best Ivisg {illus trations of the old schos! of erooka is Maximilian Behoenbein, better Ing toe vanlt and safe makers of the worki and dooting banks in this coun fry and abroag for an aggregate gain cof R500 000, this great criminal was released not hag ag from the Clinton, NY, prison, after a five | uumed into a Philadelpiia bank and | : Lo son synaw Tax Ey WAR lnrnesd over _yeary' term for robbing the Middle burg bank penziless gray with ge broken in health and spirit. The sto ry of the man's life ia like 8 romance, and iv foil of chapters which one finds B hard to believe In his prime he was truly the greatest criminal in the the buteber wan | fought his way to freedom scores of | times over the bodies of his own vie. tims, excelled Bim in darige perhaps, but no cvininal that ever live! Ssd his mechanical genius, Salnburn is & German, was tansht the trade of a machinist snd Jock. Emith by his father came to tus Cconntry before be was savenieen years | old, 04d had jaunched on 5 career of | | erimn before Be wa eighteen. He id cEad wonderful skid as a fowioamoiry | and was taken gp By two moked crime Badly, George Bliss and “Fsiry” Me | ; Guire, waom be met in a New York gambling Bouse They used Him in robbing a New Jersey bask and the suceédn of the vemture was due pri marily © Ris exil anil as his ability bedaree probably engaged in twenty robberies fe be | before his tame Seeatue known ts the yelled with either white, gold or ool : wont interesting and authorities. He bag scarcely attained | his mutiority when he was yianning cout big robberies for himself At that Hime the only sale in poner! use In i banks and business bouses In thi the Lilly COMPANY. Shinburn a 1h8 a man who could master the secret of the Lilly combimation lock could loot Every 200 sala in ow fount ry. Ope can seareniy fail fo Ha progressed 'f “| THE BUSCLA®'S INGENUITY DROVE | on ree ut : was ever strong emooch ta for long. With the police of fry after him, Shinburi went to New Is : York city xed luveste] a large sam | of money In the stock market He : Was warned to fy, as the sutborities {were closing in on him, bit he caimily waited fo ses how his investment | would turn out. A wdden rise in toe | 1 On mors Doidiy thal ever This weason pwotey Be walled for Belgium, with | dent in the rant of Shiak i wisiel commtry ihe United States bud | ! Bo thoroughly does ft protect the le | no extradition treaty al that time He purchased the tite and estate of al decrepit nobleman and blossomed tioned off a8 was dowe this year, bat forth as Count Shinburn. He spint thousands of Joliars on entertain (monts, the magnitude of his opera tions on the bourse staggered the na iol the trie. Their parents, refusing tive speculators. and ale enormous winnings and losings were somimented | on all over Europes. For fifteen years | {ha kept np this galt. then came a series of misfortunes ani the great “bank burglar was pensiless ones { URI redshin acted as the auctioneer, He was asclsted By a number of madd : He went to Parle met some fugitive Americar ovals thers and plapoed | {the robbery of the Provincia] bark at | Tha merest adch | reattiizod in the a Vivisres B&B and bbe pals LB to dail for yeurs bat iin a month Sores of tae big | Chat Shinburn engxped in were robbery of tne leligh wand Wi barre Coal rompsor's office 81 WH will even regis densrits, ars ‘he ro ; sult of a were of bank robberies ex- | : : w alpote, x aeceasfially carried out by 8 basd Lp of criminals, many of whom are alive | we of $70000 in rash by tun oe vai room 85 i bask on Cinna ih straot New Yor men Have driven themselves oat of | AoA NI Si bE RAR A AE rd dn SA SV He decided to go and work for tha | * Lilly company. Bliss and McGuire | agreed to Been Bim in funds while Ho sindbis Sueh an expert machinist ss Bless not ft. put them in oat again of $1088 868 In money R33 a. the robbery of the West Maryiang Bank of $I5.000 and a wore of others Shinbure hay shoe a dimen pen been shot several times himself, and Ras hroken Ril folly a dross timex It wag aver five fears peo that Shinhairn, an old ran then, ran up against mol Brn Selence clates fought their way fo the doors of the vant and had blows away ov { evre obstacle with nitsoglveerine be fure they realized thar they bad ser off a brirglar alarm Bhizhurn escaped | | Wrath of an Indian parent knows 30 ayer $200 Hope Sled pon term i petacy 2 ir stealing % poche. book from 8 woman in a New York ; 3 eity Book gloras He took the pocket knows to the police of the world as “Count” Max Fhinburn. Alter defy book becangse he was i genuine vesd In his time he whe cue of the mast shiltal and sucessful levees in he Loonmtry, Bat the feld Tor hie peculiar fatents hal llmappearad He stale BiRB | 2100000 from the Hatters bank at | fell a victim to minders science. He Bethel. Conn, and $850008 frooy the Mariza National dank. In 1551 ae with & Jong ste] wire Baubdd $1400 ant through the paving tellers win dow right under the official's nose Ha took it ia three packapes and WEEN defectind until bo had the (Hira {package almost out In 1847 dae walked into August Belmont 's office at Wall an} William streets. New York, sauntered past cliorks and office boys, reached Mr Belmonts desk took 320. a ward of government bonds from Sia pociet and walked Express company is Mew York fas | 35 the cashier was leaving his cage to Eo to hascheon. He slid in the cages | as the cashier went oul, put oa the atior'y offre hat and duster and ding to work over soma 4 the cash drawer and safe | P : tHe walked into a New { York bank one morniisg and notified the bookkeeper fiat Bs bad been chargsd and in Ba {damon had | : vi Bunds in the thre Gays of the hig dal auction. "Not for many years # ly RYT Sam. commanded sacl spin $ Dokken Be sway, Har wn, snd BB 8sally teenie 2 ony tl arrest hive Overy ared om the stent tobkbad Bim of MMs espdert and he descend to the pe por of the alreel pocket Bled hatter Rnown a8 B was lant arresied f : & 33d street car in New York city | Skink min bad no & yin petring 1 oo | the job be wanted Lok Bim over needed for the i 1% tina ol the seried knowledges he | The rhe met important discovery | ov be made at fhe tine was th val A per: son with scute hesring could ting bis S&T BEET tan safe and turning at what Han ; we { dropped into place rare | ful study of and is credited wi 5 allewed to Rave sale our of 3 ad sid the cotubination from a safe and then placed ap impressionable piece of oa por ander 8 Then he turned the dial hinarionse, slowly and foond that whenever a | combination number was reached the | Impression on the paper bavame mare distinet. By RRIZE A mistroscope | ir Bhinburn was able to tell what the |! combination numbers were, With this | mass of wvalsable information Shin. burn and bis associates plun fered ity sales al over the ® SALT, is Bnally Hew would have Boorse committing Bleetricity and tha mod ery sale Bave driven them $0 the wall | Gradually they are dy ng of —Waal | gen Su, aw osnutl of WM | PAR of tise LL yo the robbery of he | bank of §h0 aide the | ; of the Br Al tans Vi, bask It owas at the Middle barg. NX. Y. dank Hu and bis asso Counted ty Bin whit be ta gerving & A month after thiy be I walked into the ofMce of he Adams | CEB strongly 3d Miss Parker did to be ing auctioned off hut it did thers ne tg Bow went ahead 3 i ! sates while | he rie Were en Anly loa Tew fa fee Became tims he; Prison fe of An aiminst similar case is that | : 3 HE a frag z 8 ar cs from a woman Her He aurtion an the wives of tribostrs | who Sid them | in. This herbarle ros Tims WES 1 the Cinnstches lust year. but it went being comiucted under the very id The festive) of the Comunrhe * ‘mong | emake” ax this ceremony in called is of more than passing interest. Sede | Trout thew are euiled traveling e agents. The department hoad whe plows them ie also calicd variously ave bern disonntinaed by oor agent, the FAP aecouniant or tie perintendenst of rolling stock 7 i | n ark at $30 or gan a Land Ihe ret being “chasers travel all over the country on pases Busting 3p missing dom Are Ss MmSNY FOURE SORARH IVC | who seeetes FISD or $ion a sonth tse surplus wie greds and needed hin ning out, socordisg to The head men | ty Resp thew any longer, the pirls saturaily seeded liomes somewhers, | and 3 wan deemed best hy the pedh cine men Yo Auction them off as wi os the highest Wdddewg 0 take fhelr vhadoe. Ble Bow a moneirous fa and vipe nian. who perforssesd ihe marriage | ofremsniel alter (he sains had § Five handed indians fathered » cated » Baten fivact. | : in View and ov the Aa mountaios. The i kad been confined | (hpee weeks Phir to : this ii extremely weld Bil vind : ; 3 avranped in prince fudian Pun pl WEE Plan To soe (BME their parents bad | prepared thess to heing {apey prices 8 Tow deltghicel With tha stperlence ADLOUR Others was 8 dayighter of the | farsons Quabnsh Parker tpepotedtin menche Indian chief. This daupbier whaoe Dame ix Amy, had displeased Nm by attempting 0 ros sway and TIArry & white man. and a cowbay at that so Parker dinided that the beat Th do woud te to uel] her at suction Thin ix the firs me 2 Parker, who is neiithbors a hgh. iy cultivaresdt red iy has ever al yrwed any of Bix relatives to be sae Boed ar the Mwtion black, But the bounds. Sad and stient Amy Parker was lod to the hinek for sale. The firet bif was 11 ponies. Jak Wid Horse s wall known soout of the tribe was fhe Mid der. Fe wax immediately raved by 3 Fival, Hkewins a sroont claimant bid 15 tupers then cut in i : This latter and Miss Parlier was ran up to 5 po ples. Her Ines grew pale when she mw Clot Will Homes was determined ter got Bor, ax be Is knows as the most | desperate sa¥aRe on the reservation | It is suid when drank und angered. hae he has Willed thrive wives when Gras. Wild Hore however, wna the The stowk Vid { Horse and the senaw secordiug mn the Comanche rites. The couple then went to Kl Reno whers a regular sag Heenme | wax issued to them aod the ceremony | parintmed Sy x paliface ar Ak thoaghk the marrispe took place only | three days ag a dispatels from aw : Wn ays that she attempted to commit | suicide after Tiling a xn attempt 0 Ri Ber pew Rasband Other young women obiscted quite | good whatever with the sale until every one of them bi TE TY LE The lowes bid made for any La them war 0 ponies This was the paid for a hall breed woman wh veel married fg white man ey : Iatter having died she reverted back to her parosty sgRin. ns &il HYer ; sorlies changed oh Gig prices xe in thm Rind mmong (ae BY Inte 2 i Wenn 3. The Serving Senses of Hamer Ta havea een aes of the indicrous | ® * great RY hatmar sprightly 4 or of the absurd at: (he same tetas RRL thelr eves over Sow in the pitthon that BH 5 Fan: WORT this rig Be i 4 sit teAtias C& whole this 47 wise befare that he had been jects aL wud EES HB sav. | or oh sanl {he oifial Fpreadiy. THAR AL or poet lanrests We dbin’t allow the fact that he Cay 4 write posiry stand io the way of his appointment.” Washington Stas 3 shaisid The girls were In various moods) Rome hysterics] others sels. and sot | ( EXprtSen Great muiirosds bave {omens no bers of vires The Central railroad ¢ New Jersey bas shout 30000 of a LER, the Pennavivasis in he { borhond of 105805. These rare are a Te preset moment In AVOTY Stale the Velen. They po wherever 5 y | Irddght with ohh they ure Jodie § bitied. and this gre sralleved Winnipeg to Meiico and from Los eles 5 Baaigor. a most minute | thoroush s¥iem oliRining on hi | romds exenpd the very soa iient { every manent of every oar. : Thess notigestions are made by p tal oeard Ia each general office | acenuntant books are kept and | movements of the COmMpPRUY'S OWR © are recorded fren day te dey ws VET 8 doated rar is emptiod on W | elen rosd that read uses it he 2 back a lod of freight In the & 4 Lol the rong tor which the ear V et pays 31 he rate of seven | cent a mile for this ame of te ey Ban's rami ty a this way. aod wile Baplsen that there wis #p freight to ber daipped in that directie in a reasdoiable tue he empty car | sent gion and the mileage Is paid ¢ R= though it were laden. tis when care are lost that & travels tng agent by sent ont Scmetimes ft happens hat the cars are on a HEH branch rosl die and overiooke sometizeen they Bave happened 10 git into the hands of a company that | gE abart of furs and fall of business is ring avery forsigs oar that it © (pet If it ie in wee by a company shoft of CAPs that company pays mileage ho 2 antl It sometimes happens that | ar iB worn out aod paid for before At is returasd, or elie it is never nd turned at all. If a “car chaser” ¢ mands the returns of Sis com tare they ww sent home, but off sihers wre peized and Seed whem 2 | back i rarned aod te is traveling of | where. IE our in seaatiod Wp i railroad scoident it is either rebuilt, pew one is Rade oF the rice of Hee In paid to the owners by the & on whos Tack fhe “smash” Foeurnst Piintnative War Beroon Military experts generally of | have been recognizing as important © the fact thal some of the greatest mill i tary achievements in history bavp been adie by men of small stator, Bofable mpong these diminutive herds - being Alexander and Napions. nhy in our own history Geperals 8 Wheeler asd Punston have pa | remarkable for thelr inches than | their pluck. it is doublfnl whet soane of the most famous men in are history csuld have gor into the | : vies if tee height pow demanded + eniisted men had been a test for tl {10 pass. The wor Wrangquering | diers who Milowsd Napoleon to Jen CWagram and Mossow were jittle Jows: pot ane in ten of whom have had 8 chance of enlistment an Ameria or British regiment: they knew their hisstn, and the more gabwar: warriors of Austria avi i Prussia csoid not stand before No restrivtivns being plaoml on office as I helpBt the Httle meen have d Coy look for thelr vindiestion to men who wear swords The time mB cove wien The rifle carciors sis will he alle uy prove the truth of the o saying Hal “won can’t wll by § agth of Bie legs bow far a frog o ma Ia fact mew regaliatione 6 aX the llipdations as to the hein jar recrufts have already been faves ably consfdursd hy the army leaded Cad several aatons ~-Chitags News Paine Mised Lodaet BR DOREY Brest Ar ale cat - Fmerduy morning 1 knew FOU Wars axel Baw long do va ink she i sray righs sho # 5 “She 3 = iret ws Tiered Ther ane afte I musy val] ¢ (2 try mas, Wan pond EG BEY % Tram tual Wh Ww had twa” id has Tgp d hate aling shout BSE my naw ang —Clevalsgd Be Definition, ta the di¥srenve between |n an and poiitivian? askod 1% r who wanted to grow up fo : atesman.” said the man bt iL great practh wi force, “is he man who i in stodving what tha constituiblon pf i.e United sates means. while ether people are hustling to voles. votes. —Washingron Star,
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