Show ’TS’ si lift 1 i wiwn Wna tnereroro with regard tn“ppivueusivc th “n Undhurst before them with only Wfe - minutes’ Once -BY ‘ I INRUSH (4icn outskirts: mounted Ibov r?e avenuo hmriincr MMS i Applicants for and Lodging Are Turned Away Daily -‘“’-‘-rv of ood tln-m a 170 York of New migratory — Bands mendicants and humireds of unemployed workmen from other cities are into pouring New York and the of dependents on the municipality has developed situation which the charitable institutions are unable to meet Hundreds of applicants for ’ es-co i another napping too clothing and tinned away daily to and I a 1 I if meeting to a I 1 en- who his overthrow One glance into his face revealedto her the fact that he knew all She ground her teeth in rage You have escaped me again John Ridgeway but don’t flatter yourself Ridgeway — elements in our family like this is the I descended safety I i I I i J ' ) i return r “No no “Still she had not exactly she gave you a passion for puoecu -- ' house that” Nor did they to understand This desperate you and you nesitate to risk woman her who life for did the not lost of 1 of guerrillas easily pierce the outer line of the ederate ami doubtless came within reach the buildings his men were engaged to protect many times As yet they had heard no signs of the vehicle ahead but the picket had assured them it was not far away It l de-siies a a 1 rt could O uCT-uiiw NARROW Miners Up JI ESCAPE to Their Result of ROM Water a 1 - a to set himself a a a a confirmed Mollie his wife being at the mercy ot the rascals who serving flag under neither pillaged the distracted and country “They have been attacked!” were the words he uttered as he spurred his hprse forward CHAPTER It is slope believed he is the who fired the shot that broke barrier between the men and the The rush of air was so great when the water broke through that the lights on the lamps of most of the men in the slope were extinguished The flood rapidly subsided No 4 man the water AVOR Campaign SHIP Just Time Sergeant Shanks dashed superior officer almost as in ' a-hollerin’ Knew How Chicago RecordHerald Men and Jobs agents say it’s about as work for fat man as fo one According to their statements employers of labor hold fat that Indolent man They that the hustler the fast nervous energetic worker sinewy rather at Employment hard of of officials a XVIII 1 town”— SUBSIDY Education Begun in InMerchant Marine Cleveland— United States senators congressmen high government and representatives of many business interests gathered here on in the Saturday interest of snip sub sidy The attendance and enthusiasm shown by the delegates from various parts of the country indicated that the general public was taking greaterin-t terest in the subject of the merchant marine and subsidy for seagoing in eraft The convention was the beginning of campaign of terest a to get a gray-haired Is a assert is than fat and does 30 per cent more fellow "It is advise fat said an employment agent “and reduce their weight before beginning to canvass for a job” So far as recorded Dr Osler has no opinion on the expediency of chloroformingmen who are running to adipose tissue work than the not uncommon to diet soft for fat us to applicants ’ after his a eager for was Colonel John himself a Shanks had long ago gained the a degree name of a fire-eater and hence had a a reputationto sustain education but the greatest efforts of It the will be All Were Prime Ministers was no false airrm league directed against taturally scorned her as The road at thir point was sandy congress this winter in the interest of An eminent surgeon was once sent any true cause was given a dangerous mission so that advance the United States mail subsidy for for by onorable man with such a rapid Cardinal Du Bois prime minister would have sus-ected even a few days later ocean steamers of as there io sound marking to much but it does not matwas rance perform a very serf-ous She was never heard of again of the onward operation upon She is his wife progress no pounding him The cardinal and as Crockett No one knew what became of Saint John Near Death her as hoofs such as would have been the said to him: sown he must reap tlie “You must You but last of not expect to were her was St Petersburg— bout seen a in ather John of to near result another where treat in ask else quarter the me the me something same rough manner groat dismal swamp which in avoiding Cronstadt is seriously ill with the ephew" thoroughfare had a hard surface as you treat tlie your poor miserable of camp of the enemy she may an old malady He is “Where is This proved doubly fortunate wretches at your Hotel' Dieu” she now — have “My mean Molattempted io pass through only e?” unable to eat and on account of his Not only did it prevent their arrival lord” replied the surgeon with to get lost and miserably perish is great the great age his problematical dignity “On the way on from being telegraphed recovery scene “every of home have one those miserable reason With all her faults and they were The influence of to ather John believe” ahead those who engaged were but wretches as your eminence is pleased many she at least loved her country it who is considereda saint by the This caused the advancing warriors a to call is a to be gave them him anxious to prime minister In more than her own life classes is still great although which she chance to hear what going on was my eyes”— Success Magazine and yet remembering her fine the sect which he founded has freely gave as a sacrifice in the or’’ The shouts increased as she told him she hated hypo-’tes to an unenvious notoriety of assist the rapidly waning It a darky who to late Happy and was gave vent owing to the charges of immorality Suggestion detested him John star of the sinking Confederacy his them and A scientist thought of manner indicated treand drunkenness comes forth with the brought presenting himself Knowing her vindictive nature from we her mendous excitement against the statement that an antiseptic should be chief satellites who after what had occurred experience Colonel John past would aithful old Ezekial unable to asather for after the by had she braved this trip to John’s reputation used fourth kiss Nonsense! from time to time feel considerable sist his beloved young mistressin any sanctity to great financial Why not stop at the fourth and begin advantage unloss she whs learning to love whenever his mind reverted other way making all the noise '’’—unless something was over again within her to the female Causes he og atal Wreck aR spy could hoping to attract some one refused to believe him the guilty he stepped out of the Camden N J — Three persons ch house to the Worse and Worse rescue were Relle Stevens declared until he When the found faithful sergeant by the killed and bad Certain it was he gave the most seventeen injured in a A convict in a German prison had seen his duplicity witli her door the on of the yells that ever agonized mortal elevated tracks been extremely refractory One means eyesPennsylvania lines just outside the This the and another had been “To the horses sergeant” was the tympanum and guerrillas tried but nothing being the case John station here on was not order riday when a Pemberton could break his might be excused if they either turned spirit One morn-ing so indignant over the conrempti-n accommodation train ran into These had been left not far away about the governor said to the and ran or set ending his fearful the railfl that warder: of had bedn used to idruw rear an Atlantic City ‘I Mollie and her attendant dusky with a bullet Huber the scoundrel is bechorus express say 0 the A he heavy fog place as might have guard Xvould have had was the principal bending forward in possiblyr An Colonel John naving worse than ever Put him on could he discover no benefit to cause of the accident Coals minutes’ start to situ bread he is the saddle sought discern the and water" "But from the already locomotive of the Pemberton doing causo in the matter' his Still they could probably overtake ation as ahead horse carried him two fast days sir” “Then give train set the Stevena had planned well— the wreckage afire and Granger vehicle before it had him a cookery book to read on with great bounds it at first We must of was feared that Major Worden had aroused traversed many of than half of the He could see lights as though the break his spirit somehow" more road tne Injured Illustrated who were pinned 'under m — micnr ii thing Bits ouuil ait leading to Lyndhurst rascals had even had the assurance to the heavy twisted iron pB and wood necessary considering she would be burned to fleath The squire had once been proud of start a fire at the side of the road and but ’’is all successful rival Exist rescued on Summer Earnings his high-stepping horses play picket were ® believed the There is a population in the Bow game was in n piThis was early in the war A dark object — that was the carriage MO a”d Newlands Wants the Troops that John could Uv exery of New York city that numbers in v never VV The needs of the Confederatecar-levy and around it the moving forms IQ the Wa the circumstances Washington — Senator Newlands of high hundreds that lives in Bow-ery airy service had caused many a of the guerrillas f of'ra Is k3 nan’e in the estima-tn Nevada endeavoring to luxury without work all winter on to be his inevent made — indeed a drag net had Though steed fairly flew such the withdrawal of the government troops savings of wonian he was fast learn-10 been used to scrape in every decent of the impatience the colonel summer earnings as was adore from Goldfield until some other means 'barkers” and other attaches of varl-ous animal in the South that he kept using the spurs — no pace of protection Is Stevens was yet to learn had On riday he places of amusement in the popular So the squire’s fine carriage-horses could keep up with his desire called Secretary Taft at the "oaietlmes upon engineers are des-tlie war resorts had long since been offered on the Thus he bore down upon the scene department and strongly urged that like very P°wer they are altar of patriotism and for the last a besom of destruction ready to execution of the order issued by the Many Brlcka In Chimney bring int0 existence— in for the 'r vear or so he had been contentto plod sweep anything and everything out of secretary withdrawal of the Qnds “hoist by When the chimney on the old Tristram their own pe-4 troops on Monday be suspended until along behind a couple of antiquated his path Goldthwaite house in ort Hill animate that filled his breast with He was inspired by a double motive he has had an opportunityto communicate )0RlnLJ0Kn-had Me tom down recently with Governor Sparks ’and was 10000 ma(ie l'P his mln(i —chivalry and love he scorn to to call bricks taken out or to could al! be induce him the Newere enough learn nothing John knew his (To continued) Colonel vada legi-ilature build fourjordlnary chimneys together Thia one was built 195 years ago the fray as for Exchange I a was JUVENILES I 4 if THE the “How” asked young man who had just bought the village paper and desired to win prominence as an editor “can get the public to become interested In my journal? know the principal thing is to make a good paper but if nobody takes it how will anyone find out that It Is good? Something be must done to attract attention to the people to under-’ cause stand that we are on earth’ “That’!! be easy” said the traveling printer who had stopped over to assist In putting the patient on its feet “Just print an item saying that a certain preacher in this town will get Into trouble if he doesn't cease paying attentions to a certain married member of his flock and cease quick I'll bet the paper containing that Item won't be off the 40 press minutes before there’s a copy of it in every house in this a desired leg ) Nurnei Agents Wanted Children In Smart of Compliments He DEATH in Chins Accident Hazleton Pa — More than 150 miners narrowly escaped drowning in the No slope of the Lehigh Valley & After all this might be Wilkesbarre Coal company at Auden-ried something of quixotic errand on his part but through the unexpected tapping he his saw duty plainly large body of water in the abandoned before him and would not shrink no matter his No slope adjoining The water presence was not needed reached to the chins of some of the As he galloped on he endeavored men who got to the surface through in his to map out mind some course two separate openings Officials at he which had better first the thought that all of the men haa pursue on morrow when he found himself in the been accounted for but later the body of Mollie! of presence Polish miner was found in the he straight in her eyes rom these reflections Colonel John suddenly aroused — he was surely heard cry in the darkness beyond cry that sounded very like shout for help in female voice His blood seemed on fire at the thought of bls worst fears being Hl 1 department wife bands of All ' his Roving I Intern Evidently there was a severance of friendly relations between two of a group of small girls who a minute before hud been the romping about in sward Dupont Circle for just as the writer approached the daughter of a southern legislator called out to her small companion from the west: “The Ihe girl with the red is dress on a cowgirl Hie girl with the red dress on is a cowgirl!” Again and again the taunting challenge was hurled at f !in u d( red-frocked me vu-i iuva mi western maid who finally with one supreme effort at self-control retorted: “Oh the very well (hen girl is who is a sheep! I'd sooner be a cowgirl than a sheep ’cause the piesldent is fond of cowboys and' cowgirls but not even a secretary likes a sheep!” representatives adequate work test in connection its treatment of lodgers was suggested hat each person who night’s lodging should spend short time at the stone quarry on Blackwell’s island Officers of the municipal lodging house report that between December and December 23 2353 lodg-I persons were refused LziZlO OL mammy to accommodate the applicants ' I O institutions with spurred on There was long stretch of road bet ween this last picket post and Lyndhurst that was practically unguarded This was the region Colonel John his had fears about concerning the I a Booklet extraordinary an a end shall live to see you fear suffer than worse have endured ” the better she said bitterly on your side and the baser “You are a foolish woman Belle ours It Joiin shull be as you say on shall Why not forget the past and live only never be deceived like this in the present There is enough work again for patriotic daughters of the South “And my wife— you said Mollie to do was without brooding over their own here— that she this saw me enter private imaginary injuries wish you house that desperate vengeful saw ill but remember no the next time let in” woman me endeavor to come between Mollie you “Yes it true but tell me was why granger and myself does may not be so my son’s wife hate you so?” forgiving” “I would rather not say aunt— assure She was not at all cowed it is you entirely to my credit “I will never cease to be a thorn in though” side” she hissed your "I can venomously guess it— you could not I hope the we will never meet again love she once cast at za rhe your Belle” nr: iiii nw no ai feet” nnaanH ziv 14 Will Lilts "Spoken soldier replied in the affirmative and his descriptionof the outfit given in a few sentences tallied exactly with the squire’s rig Satisfied that the one in whom he had so great an interest must be just a short distance ahead Colonel John REPARTEE Washington being of lie I I I are by lhe records showed that hundreds for applications aid from came those who had come here from other cities and plans discussed to were the of stem rush mendicants While no decisive action was taken it was the sense of the meeting that the of charities should provide 1- 1 ner eyes reely and fully” ho replied As he started for the door lie countered the vindictive woman had plotted so desperately for was of I in lodging philanthropic consider those conditions an informal held Saturday by twenty charitable organ- I if for luociiinlng enver Colo 1 i a 1 Write city a a is main re utah lake inrush m-iiaps 1 SALT t 'e spe-tk “I have not though should have will done so and now that this has 'happened” “Thank you aunt believe when he knows that he will not feel so bit-W ter ward me e are kin thomrh we glit on different sides and when the hope to live war is over here again— it would be much better if we were friends f Being '-“kj h' ville’” 1862 Clothing II 1 return THIS! you bought your Christmas presents of you bought reliable guaranteedgoods Our guarantees work every day in the year us ESTABLISHID nn l REMEMBER If YORKERS 1 Hundreds i JXi’ NEW iu The border of the city was reached Beyond lay the road lenriimr ra vi hurst All was peaceful around and yet mighty XVII — Continued army lay sleeping in and CHAPTER about Atlanta— the “It would only be justice and when 111 army destined to root Had heller be moving Carry terror and dismay whi'e marching the opportunity comes you will be through Georgia Jl'glr 'Vas t0 able io depend on me Even my son Mo’Pn overtake °!U1 for enri ar away on the distant hills could deceived mu I))ssil)e and suppose he knew of be her in safety to Lyndhurst seen twinkling camp-fires of your marriage” she might be too indignant host John remembered the conversation to Io Johnston and his him— never mind be could heroes in he hail had near his old home with graj carry out his watching for plan and waiting protect her on the chance Crockett way and leave explanations to bounce upon the lie ederate at knew yes But since more time when some cannot convenient they could be of service to season caught be you Aunt Sarah — timing io his since being aunt lie bade her my called here all was iarowell Several times tlie colonel turned in mistake at tei all might as well will see his saddle and swept his eyes you again There one thing you remain would like the city over the Aunt Sarah and anything wpi'ciacie ask you” lie to do Inay able for Once “1 when they were halted by an shall answer any you do not question nephew— hesitate to speak of it” outlying picket the in colonel drew you are kind indeed to make so "John his horse light of you humiliate me more and Ul' VU my ing ratitude” falUIIK mole hen you forgive share in leaned over to ask “Have you ever told my cousin how this my vehicle vile plot?” she liad on to asked with tears gone before them was able in serve you Louis ij-T— MENDICANTS O start a I - w : J : expressed 1 -r recurrence I I 1 ignorant attained endeavor wincedthe - exploited ‘ theA e uneasiness ? collision unearthly n - : contributor!’ f - - L howa J ' I '-' x- whichn -4 j I en-deavor ‘ ' |