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WINTER HOMES OF TRAMPS.
KnlRhts of the Koad Hare Favorite
JalU tu Which to Lodge.
"Wb very funny how the professional
tramp will locate good and bad Jails
with a view to spending as comforta
ble a winter as posalblo," said the Sher
iff of a uclghborlug parish, who has hod
an extended experience with the hobo
fraternity.
"You know how an epicure In a big
city will hunt for quaint, out-of-the-way
restaurants, and when h finds one
that Is really excellent how he will hide
the discovery from his friends, for fear
that popularity will deteriorate the ser
vicewell, It's exactly the same way
with tramps. Thoy all calculate on
spending the moBt Inclement part of
each winter In Jail and during their
summer wanderings they endeavor to
locate some 'easy' Institution where
they will be well fed and warmed and
not expected to do any work. When
such a place Is found the secret Is care
fully guarded, so the Jailer's heart will
not bo hardened by too many calls on
his hospitality.
"Last month I had a typical educated
hobo on my hands for a fifteen daytt'
sojourn1 and ho unfolded his winter pro
gram In an amusing fashion. lie said
he had two Jails located as desirable
cold weather quarters ono In Southern
California and the other in a small
town In Florida. 'I don't know any
thing personally about the Iflorlda
Joint,' he said, 'but the last four tramps
I've met from that country all warned
me as a friend to give the town a wldo
berth. I Judge from such solicitude;'-
uo uuueu, -mat ine jauer mcro is (jaui
soft and gives pie at least once a! wee t,'
Tho California lockup was In a sm l
place, as I ascertained, avoided by ws
furors on account of tho bad reputatd j
of a former sheriff. The bums doibt
know that he Is dead yet,' sold faty
guest, 'and I am doing my best to k
tho Bad news from reaching their
TMia nMi.Ant Innitmlinnt ! .vabmI.J
.UV IFltn'UI IUI.U11IIK.II, in u J1VBWJ J.WJ
work, three meals a day and plunvp,' iust
ding on Sundays.' The Jails tW u
regarded as especial 'soft snaps' r the
fronfirnllv In rnmnin pnnntrv rilntrl. Alt'
out of tho beaten track of tramps, o,"'8"?'"
hobo who Is, yearning for winter shfcl-
ter will get himself arrested by commit
ting sonio petty misdemeanor and Is of
ten treated more as a guest than a pris
oner by his kind-hearted captors. Tho
location of such a rcfugo is a valuable
trade secret. t
"Sometimes, howover, the wandelprs
make painful blunders, as wos the crfso
a few years ago when a small army of
vagabonds poured Into a town In Penn
sylvania which hnd enjoyed a past rep
utation for extraordinary lenleBcy.
During tho sumtnor n new vagrancy
statuto had gone Into effect and every
man arrested was given a year at hard
labor lu the State penitentiary. My
educated hobo was one of the victims
and shuddered whenever he recalled1
the experience. He regarded Cafj.j'1.
gross violation of the sacred laws of
hospitality." New Orleans Times-Democrat
ONE MILLION FOR A PAINTING?
Pnbnlnna Price Bald to Have Iicen Of
fered for u Work of Titian.
Tho preposterous report that some
one had offered 200,000, or $1,000,000,
for Titian's celebrated painting of "Sa
cred and Profano Love," in tho Bork
heso collection at Home, la due, says
the Boston Transcript, in all proba
bility to the universal hunger for as
tonishing people, although It may have
Dome color of possibility to tho imagin
Uon of kindergarten financiers. Insen
sate prices have been paid for Raph
aels, that In the Notional Gallery es
pecially, which came from the Marl
borough collection; also for the works
of other old masters, but never any
such incredible price as this. Yet It
would be a bard matter to set the ex
act limit of value lu the case of a sale of
Titian, more particularly such an ex
ample as tho absurdly misnamed "Sa
cred and Profane Love." If there ex
ists in the world a picture worth
(1,000,000, who would be bold enough
to deny the right of Titian, the poten
tate of painters, to be the author of
that work? Aa to the picture known
by the title of "Sacred and Profano
Love" a title which Titian did not give
It, and which has needlessly puzzled
many commentators it Is now general
lyconsidered simply as a fanciful or ro
mantic composition.
But Franz Wlckoff, a German critic,
has evolved a theory which has a good
deal to recommend it, that this picture
represents an Incident in the seventh
book of the "Argonnutlca" of Valerius
Flaccus, the Latin poet, where it is re
lated that Medea, the enchastreas,
daughter of Aectes, King of Colchis,
unwilling to yield her love for the
Grtek Jason, is visited by Veass, wfco
yon can't get responsible position
The street railroad people
man of Chicago, discharged everv mn in
over two years ago,
Taylor, McCrear
McCreary.
Wanamakcr's all these
superintendents
to employ no
pleads for tho lover and endeavors ta
persuade Medcn to follow her Into the
wood, where Jason Is waiting. Titian
has represented this sceno as taking
place In tho open air; the dawn Is Just
breaking, and rosy streaks appear ou
tho horizon. A young woman richly
dressed Is seated on ono side of a foun
tain, on tho edge of which sho has
placed a costly casket. Her right hand,
Is in her lap and holds a bunch of magic,
herbs. Deeply moved, she gores fixedly
before her, .lending ear tho while to thd
persuasive voice of anotlier woman
seated near. The form of this woman,
around which flutters a red montle, Is
of a marvelous beauty. Sho rests her
right hand upon the fountain edge, and
with her left holds on high a vase, from
which Issues a light smoke. Between
the two women tho god of love Is
splashing In the water with his chubby
little hands.
Mr. Wlckon maintains that In tho
beautiful nudo flguro Venus Is easily
recognizable, even were her son not
tlicto to Indicate her presence. Tho
woman to whom she spoke, and who,
though unwilling to yield blindly, Btlll
fwla herself drawn bv nn IrroalHtllilo
power, is Medea, who betrayed the
King, her father, and followed Jason,
tho stranger nnd enemy of her people
Harmony fbr tho Insnno.
Music treatment for tho insane is
being tried on Ward's Isluud, Now
York, with scmo encouraging signs.
Tho Idea of utilizing rhythmic meas
ures to soothe tho Insauo dates from
the ancients, but it was only recently
that systematic work In this direction
was begun. In 1877 and 1878 sonio
desultory effort was made on Black
well's Island. In 1880 the London LAn
cot discussed the subject, and is quoted
as saying: "Music Influences both brain
and spinal cord, probably on account of
music having vibratory or wavo mo
tion. Anil tlirmtfrh If. vltl(-ntri.t mHy
stimulates the nerve centers. Music
pets as a rofreshUig mental stimulant
'id restorative. Therefore. It hrnr-M
jcprofised nervous tone nnl lnillroorlv
hrough tho nervous system reaches the
In the present experiment classes of
tweivo aro treated. Tho class is ushered
into tho music-room and left freo. Ev
ery movement Is watched by nurses,
however, and Just before tho music be
gins nnd when It Is ended tho respira
tion, temperature nnd pulse of each pa
tient aro carefully noted. The Instru
ments used nro the harp and violin,
with tho piano accompaniment when
there, is singing. A baritone voice Is
employed. Even !n the short timo tho
experiment has beon lu progress m.
proved attention has bei -noticed.
This Is one of tho moot Interesting llnei
of Investigation that has ever leen fol
lowed with tho Insane, aud a full report
on 'the work will undoubtedly contain
much valuable Information.
la Water Colors.
E. 0. Hodlcy. the WCU-knnwn an.
thor of the clover nnd exhaustive book
on Franco lately published, was dis
tinguished in London society as a say
er of witty things. At a luncheon nsrfr
one day a lady was describing a visit
sho had paid to tho house of a thou
famous aesthete, who was supposed to
nave a greater tasto for house decora
tion than for habits of frequent ablu
tion. Among other tilings, she de
scribed tho harmonious coloring of bis
bathroom. Bodley expressed incre
dulity oa to tho aestheto' use for the
bathroom, Tho lady Indignantly re
pudiated the Insinuation, aud said: "I
am sure he bathes a great deal." "In
that case," said Bodley quietly, "he
must be an even greater artist than, I
gave him credit for." Chambers' Jour
nal. The Usual Way.
"I was digging for bult to-day when
I unearthed a golden doubloou of Span
ish mintage."
"You havo discovered a burled treas
urer cried my wifo, excitedly.
"Nonsense!" I replied, with the ut
most raininess. "Had I discovered a
burled treasure, would I not have dug
up the corroded brass handlo of an
ancient chest first?'
My wife colored deeply at this, for
It nettled her to be found unguardful
of convention. Detroit Journal
Determination.
"Don't you admire determination In a
man's character?"
"It all depends on tho result," an
swered Mr. Slrlus Barker. "If It brings
success, I praise it as a fcplondld perse
verance. If it brings failure, I de
nounce it as confounded obstinacy."
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