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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY : MORNING, FEBRUARY 9, 1008. CUPID'S GLERIGAE UNDERS'MJDX Rev. W. J. Gomcrflall, tkc London Minister' Wnoflc ."Social V Circles! for- Eligilles" Have Given a 1 Big iJJoost to Matrimony in Britain, Is ' Anxious to Cross tne Atlantic AMERICA ( bj Jtaynara Evans, 7 v -ONDON, Jan. .--Cupid's Sue ; Nmr," u bi bu ben dubbed ' '. bore. Is contemplating atvlait to tho United Bute. He Is tbs' Bar. W. J. aoraersall, a Presby-. terlan clergyman of London who da--Claras that tha little chap with tha bow . and arrow baa been loafing lately, and' thereby randars necessary; soma organ ., Ised soharaa for promoting matrimony. A while ago, accordingly, Mr. Oomar-' sail founded tha so-called "Eligible So cial Circles," of whloh there are now tlirae la London. And as he has read In tha American oables that organise , tlona modeled after Ms are about to ba -r started la New York and Boston, ha wants to go aofoaa and-give them a 1 Start In tha rtaht rilrai'tlon. - , , Besides being the originator and or , ganlaar, Mr. Oomersall Is tha presldln f anlua of the "Eligible Social Circles. ' Ostensibly these circles are formed to provide social evenings for lonely bach elor, widowers, single women and widows. One has to be either one of .these four to pass tha hospitable por tals of the 'Clrclea." But Mr. Gomer fall and his wife who is tha official hostess, frankly admit that the encour agement of matrimony la tha chief end '. they hav in view. They are doing all they can to lay out an enticing pathway (leading to the' hymeneal altar, and In terspersed at interval with whist, drives, aountry walks, dances and tete-ev-tetea over cups of coffee, (for Mr ' Oomersall haa evolved the unique the . ory that coffee is a lova philter). Pint Eligible Club. The first of the EUglbles clubs was formed a year ago, tha second six months later and tha third has Ant been launched. ' Tha three have a combined membership of 100, despite tha thinning f their ranks by the retirement of those who hav formed matrimonial partnerships. To become a member one must be long to one of the four classes men tioned above, be able to furnlah two references, and fork put seven shillings f and six pence just It cents short of 2. That entltlea one to look the EUglbles ever for about four months with an aye towards a posslblue mate, or with an Impersonal eye, juat aa one chooaea. , According to Mr. Oomersall. the con ventionalities of society prevent mar riage. He alma, he say a. to remove theae barriers. As ha expressed It to me. ha brings hla people together like a flock of birds and provides them with a little entertainment. Mrs. Oomersall plies them with her special brsnd of coffee, which Is suDDOsed to unlonae the fentle paaslons and preeto, they are In hla eagerness to get properly mated llllng and cooing like a lot of doves, he has not been satisfied to join one clr- Tne plan haa Its drawbacks, (especially cle but la a member of all three. There In the eyes of Mrs. Grundy), but Mrs. Is another member of 71, and It is a Gomaraall points to 60 marriages with- race between the two to aee who will In tha last year for vindication. meet hla affinity flrat. Several are In No age limit exlats among the Ellg- the sixties, more on the sunny or shady Jbles. One member Is 72 year old. and side of 60 (it's hard to tell which when i lw s . mr ,.d i g i m a i l. v. rrv-a -- ' r LU mUf J AMPt3aAll n r T f..L iMm ,iHatC n V fa yniirHimrHiFAKchf f nriuuo UIUKLII LLAULIXJ II w I : Ji I I lol n I X. a.. saasr V r 'I 1 ir f li 1 ;A-. 'y Pauline A ill l l .. . : k . l :irvvf I V lib. ' .... V. . . A . i. : : - I I y 1 r I I '4 ' f-J : ,v f . ; ' ' 1 ' ! w Jj I - i rt--iiMmiiniwifTW -'Ni ft i "i i i ni i i ii 7 I nil tl V rJllll )cJfwfe'i of -f first rf -N HlflV, i their proapeeu and just about what they want In tha way of a wife. Tha " women make Mra Gomaraall the cti . tod lan of almllar confldencea, aivd tha huaband aad wife exchange Information. Tha course of true lova is than tnacail anlied by Mrs. Gomsrsall, who anva: "Mr. Smith, will you aee Miss Snicker noma. this evening?" knowing that lr. Smith has an Income of 126 a week an4 that that is Just about what,. Mis . Snicker longs to get hsr hands on. . But should Mlsa Snicker by any accident al low Mr, Jonea to take her home. Mra. Gomeraall aays to hert "You must not allow Mr. Jonea to go any further. Mlf Snicker; he geta only 130 a week; and In this 'way matrimonial disappoint ments ar proven too. , Out for Coin. '.'.' , .';.'; 5.' But big as London la. It is too re stricted for tha matrimonial activities of Mr. and Mrs. Oomersall They have formed what they call a correspond ena circle at a guinea (6 a head. This fee entitles one to aend In two photographe with some personal Information, and a statement of their virtues and accom plishments that tha desired life partner tnuet poaaass. One of the photnerapha la paaaed around the circlea with re queats for bids, and tha other la aent to aome other correspondent who seems apeclally fitted to fulfill the requlre menta of the original. Should auoceaa attend the efforts of tha marrying par aon and hla wife, no extra fee Is de manded, "although." as Mrs. Gomaraall told me "It la the custom for tha couple when they ere married to make ua a preaent" Alao It la the custom for tha couple, to come to London and be mar ried hy the Rev. W. J. Oomersall. Mrs. Oomersall confided to me. In a tone of voice which auggested that walls have eara, that whereas the mid dle class were their principal custom ers, of late even the peerage bad fallen ' victims. From the aame lips and In the aame tone of voice, I learned that a counteas wss now communicating through them with a dootor in Boeton and Tonly this week' eonfided Mrs. Oomersall. "I received a lotto from a vicar In Philadelphia with a flna in- rnm nlrlnr mm in find him a ailltahle wife." So great haa been tha demand among the peerage, aays Mrs. oomer sall. that they are considering tha ad- , vlaahlllty of establishing a circle In th exclusive weat end of London Hera American helreaeea can look the elig ible pcera over and take their pick at something like $50. This schema Is, bound to prove popular. Rata Grind Off Their Teeth. From the London Graphic. A curloualv marked stone hss been, found at Colebrooke, Devonshire, in the middle of a wheat rick, and geologists h innn nr woman in looking for s wife who have Been It express the opinion or hushnnri), and ntlll more from SO to that the markinga on the stons were !0. caused hv rats using It to grind their System la the strong point of the teeth, which otherwise grew to sn 1s- Rllglbles clubs. Nothing la left to ordinate length. chance. I'pon comliig into the organ- Some rats have teen even known to iZHtlon the men confess themselves to starve owing to their teeth getting too Mr. Oomersall. tell him their Incomes, long. WHEN THE BLOCK SHOWS RED Look. Out, Friend, There Is Danger Ahead By John Anderson Jayne. TOOl) you ever by the aide of the track of a tplendidly equipped raltway system at a country sta tion and saw the tralna whls by? How you admired the massive en gine, the m&gnlflceotly equipped train, i he man at the engine, who. through the bhadows of the night or through th s lie routine things In your life. Tou sra not ouith aure that you left your desk at night in Just the condition it should lie; you worry whether you set the combination of your safe; you wonder If you have locked all the windows In the house; if you did turn off tha water. To satisfy yourself you go over all tne mentul processes leading up to the act. nnd at the end there is the great question mark, and the Interro gation : "I wonder if I did?" Tht n yon go all over the work again, making sure this time you nave dane tne rou tine things, things It would be well- lens; hours of the day guided- thitraln nigh Impossible for you to forget An.l nnd brought It to Its desired terminal, at the end azaln there is the same In right on time. terrogatlon, "I wonder?" Thought you ever of the perfection Look out, friend! There's danger of the algnal system, that from time ahead. The red light shows. Phynl- to time says to the enjlneer. "All's rlana tell you that you need R rest well ahead, the line Is open, there are thitt youi nerves are jangling and out no trains In this block, you have the of tune; that the failure to remember right of way?" Thought you ever of whether you hare performed the roil- . that? v tine wirk Is a sure sign of brain rag, - Then you looked down at the track leading, unless checked, to Insanity. and and. connected with the joining of the death. raila you saw a piece of loose wire. You are cross with your wife: you . hanging limp, not stretched taut, but say '.hiners to her that you d bo just lying there with apparently no ashamed to sav to anyone else, or ba meaning or purpose. skittish about saying to any save her 11 C6UNTY JAIL SOCIETY AS RUEF FOUND IT iff" Schmitz Ignores His Fellow Prisoners Dalzell Brown Suffers Considerably George D. Collins is the Philosopher of the Jail Imbial. And Colling talks t.lling him "now Is your opportunit) anil intelligently that crimes maka "up your time." or "now you m ?8Lparfi.are rrors of Jud- go slow, for there-s danger ahead." who is your best friend and home- maker; you are ugly with the children: you haven't any patience with "Tom.". you don't sea how "Mary" can d aa she dees; the baby annoys you. Look red light in the block la Jacobson in San Francisco "black souls." It was In one of these worse criminal (suueun. austy Dare rooma tnat 1 came upon glowingly an . . . ... ... . nut-all r?tn.n In ..TnV. w I U !. I I ... flf . 1. n l J1.P was nulling tne marsei iVu,u im m - muni, yau c i o v juus- 0 .nn. in !,.,.. I. r- mure iik a uenjai tiger, out nieni, ana mat tne greater percemaite when stronir on count v lall-numan-ln- i .. i. ,,. . . L . ... . , . . . . - wnen ... - - .I. Yet that piece of wire la a part of the icreat. block system used on the majority of American rallroada. ' An3 on the successful working of the cur rents of electricity In that wire de- uends the safety of the train you are out! The watihlnir or rldine imon. As the train Showing. passes over It. It sets In motion the Wouldn't It be better for you to stop subtle fluid, and the fluid, dashing and take a rest while you can? Busl- through the wire and running along the ness will get along without you when track, leaps high In the air and auto- you are dead. And when you are dead matically seta in place the white light you'll ba a long time dead. Tou can't of safety or the red signal of danger, come back from the grave to make and sreaks to the oncoming engineer, er. jo more nice a Bensral tlaer. hut menu and tnat tne a-reater percentage - w kinnv ri ine Eiint or tne arternoon sun nant- 01 criminals could n rerormea ir more c. i- ..... .v.. v.r. n, terest-experlence. Tha previous Ing up his improved color, his well-cur- humane methods of punishment were ,i,L , what tha alirnala mean to apoloa-ies or straighten up this, that or lty to the other ' tanglement. Better go alow must nerore you run into something far down tha track that will wreck your train and bring disaster to many. You were out with the boys . last night You didn't Intend to take mora go slow iilte REV. DR. ADOLPHUS SCHAUFFLER. day the quotation was listed at flea silken heard end fine cloth dress, instituted, such as the reform sytem In tne enrineer, and, obedient to the call than one drink, not tnat. perhapa. but 61 000 for each of the three days L lv i ui 0f tho a gnal, he guides nis train, wun ine chooaea steps 01 your nomewara t m. i .!-f wi,-- t ..- m ands ,1ott' WAr71 "''f.i Pw. n.l " on a possible chance of his release lla prlcefess cargo of souls. Into the way are each of them so many red of his imprisonment. When I saw him, his gait a soft stealthy panther's he will take up this reform here he yawning mouth of the terminal. llghta saying. "Danger ahead, danger however, the price had gone sky-rocket- grace. I remarked upon his Improved draws back hurriedly: "I wasn't con- There are times when you see the ahead!" , lng and you couldntt buy In his three PPprance. atltuted a reformer. Besides it is npt whUe lcht get on th)S track of your Watch your red lights! Obey them t n . .,... n: i-D. toeinn ith At least he said, "here we have ' """viuuai. n a uuiy ui me hfe and you know that all is well. Ana men wnen tne wmte lights . show OR two reasons the Rev. Dr. A. F. leads him to put so large an amount of aays ror ,esB tnan -000. notwitn- BomethnB. between us and the floor, atate. flut gometimes, out before you with- on tho block arm. go ahead, knowing Dcnaumer is one or tne most J; ? V t" lul,u"'" "l iwlkuuib uLnnums hucl mm .no uini-mui n nnvo a imx 10 sieep on. in me loi so ituer. rsin: wnat a Dreese out a moment a warning, inorw i u" enjr mui auu tor- monl nA .n ti I a mtnnn. It warn .'Irma gn tn r.d lttrnt .nna'lr v nnn vnil Knnw inftc ininm HI I M H I ' v' whan' your block and wait until the light men go aneaa. . . . . ... . .Lsi. avnau iter im aixn Mn iiuinnniv. MR n-n..inn .. . v.. m. f nv nr nnn in inn man m n ont rr wiaeiy Known or American cnurcn ts not t0 be foun,i ln tn(, reB.ar,j stand- ... had not even a mattress. We had to six before hla return from the citv. vou must alow down, perhaps stop, or Watch, therefore leaders. He is an expert along ing by the side of those who claim that S th.n .nV h.r nf th hirherl e,eeP on tha bare cement floor. It The front hall had a morgue draught!- disaster will be the result. light shows red. rwi natiiA ii.a- rikHintinn i ii n nil 111-1 n ir'si air nsnu trntrv anil tb v - - - . - " was arfianai tiir nirarv n a e enH m rm nAaaas aa w i la.niir. niir H-w vau aasak sntivinff wnrxav nvar ina iiia Biinwii w hiip. i-nnn i rvaa Hiiho t K am " " -- vti. van-j auu no - livna, Cass X a LWUU til ursui IU1 J LtUA mm A vu sa v vwm a j a. j -- - - tOBB UUU8 II1U1 t nhonna Afv sia that 4 JBB I ) . u- AX ai.i... a far longer uafltiiiui. inin Ul V-ltl iohoii . . - linn "trrfl v aniilM" OR T krfrt One is- city mission work and cl?,lZly SJ "I!. 1 h""Ia. fi? hTs ?'SlS and BocfetT. Thft nthr ftunrlnv mnhnnl U InHil. anhnAl hut h.uk .k As for BchmitX With ..w-a. v.iiwa. Lua, IBlllCI Vt 11.11 LI I WHO Willi LrllVH t . . . M . i 1. tnca rests upon no denominational lines, the middle ground that tha older meth- 11. m?n evita8 He for although his ecclesiastical connec- g"" -e070m?ntS Tbv what av he 'Knor his reHow-prisoners. the "black lion is Presbyterian, and he wa. or- xTOffltart hSSSffi P ,S -alnjul fi - rnnm-.-.ttA-.i nh.i.nh 1. - nnt fliinniAnrel hir tna n.mbr .nlAn.A ' " vvuii..uuii 7 .:. . " . ' " - nhniilrl nhline or even swenr at them. Bias Deen lor SD years in undenomlna- "' , .'"u-J . ZZ..t Schmitz' disregard is not due to his be llonal work and his opinions are sought ha hi. r.th.r '-. T ,i-.ii, mg overwhelmed in mi own deep mi for throughout the evanaellcal denoml- He came to America when Tie voun IT-L..F?" Phyaical I standpol kainn " . ,. . ..r.. j , .3 i.i. 'j.r. ncnmiis seems lar more insensiiive m " . 1 1 1 - c i n nu ii i uicm iiiuai tii ina eu L'u it was a. r . schaurner who made one got a chance to dry, so that it practically damp all the time. was Glass and Brown, with the dim fllcker- And ing gas Jet overhead casting on the with the smMl9P and the no Sc- That fafeso? ill o?Vu- the vgdent"h h S cupsT-ln the toilet. Each cell haa one Joke a tho castle, which caused much ' Jubilee bustle which - would play tlon here. Ha van rrnriuntml frnm rf the earliest successes in this coun- Williams college arid received the de ity aiong tne lines , or institutional gree or doctor or divinity from the University or the City of New York. . - j : i ..... . . --- ... ' th-if. fir In ir in ui-okiiu wra n nwn iu iinon iney lime un ine stens rusnes Kner an lire. :- . .v... i tniiiK wnat tney aresendlng him to. sparkle, action, Animation. A thinner ,1" " "i. V... 7nB. tm. for "God Save tha fcueet," when th.; YJl np:re.'.tnoun "rown Keta down- Kuef than when I saw him last, a year Vh7 vnT. must have vur eat down. This, of course, createdmuch whera ed to put it on, I took my hoata into tho win- Tay coanaenea. An ald-de-oamp was - .! Dressed Into the aervlcia mnit iraial green. And his talkativeness is ZA .rmit h hmvv ease and r'1 amaU musical box. was made to rs A ;n- -.ni " , flwa under a particular arm chain nhilosonhv r.f fienriM. IV Hnllln. tn h,. v.r,.,,v. .K'lf.l-ir. ill ' " - head either Up against tnis IOUI s- c; ,-ur V" rr,. y'""0""' , .inin o- sleen to the srratlna;. "X Howen. Collins' old cellmate, tells me as ho never did before? to note thelr her! ' 5?"?"., dI?ug -JLt, iiicii .uiiniEf is nit; mum ir-u-cuniroueu color verv : nhleemai c I Dalzell Brown: I had ?" .thS wfnt A" Bton not. "gabblness," as 8ome would have It fhurch work. As tM head of Olivet hapel, on New York's east side, an ln- ptuution maintained by the New York lty Mission and Tract society, he de veloped a veritable bee hive of Ch:-ls- lan activity, uiubs, classes and other Great Southern Dish. a look at Hen muz cell while he was court. The cot was still unmade, the sheets were almost as smooth as when first got into, no wrinkles or mussed-up look as of one who sleepless. Schmlts' lack of concern because the "black souls" are not range of vision. They are too far be- 1 saw scnmitz later waiK- 'as at VaW8 himself uP saying quietly: "If it is the pitiful part about him. Al- oao ?. "tt;e"Av one f the "higher- WWto ompany was at luncheon I -Colllnn can be self-controlled, whv mva a rinont fBiirnr vt horntnfnr. it Kuer is ine oniy on ui tetlr-A - th ol,-j ..TfcIi. i. uul . , i ., , t n-i - J . ' - ' - iiinw' wTir. HUB nroviaea uuuneii wun . : r .v. WmV..v n, aiiuum uui a: was with command and nt h .i own will, ."""r., ".ur " i... a. wonaer." ana When thev van all - . . . - ---- npnn m tr rrom inti iny. no via ...wii . . - . . wis- nw "s uairb aa a 111.111 wnuso nervuua V,j- hn eve l. Collins, because of this stoic's rounds the eye Is caught by tha SSL-i-L .JJL"JL ana ciean mat- . . . vau wuv lea or v ........ . . v.. muiv a m.- - ' w . .. ....... ....ww .wua vrmr rminris tne eve is ern Is of "philosopher of the jail." And Col- who. once he gets started, must go on S, U to rert intent 'lpi'0 ,fl?B'll " hiding bis - In his ims, swinging airily from the battered for lack of the nervous will to apply It8"' ,?Jm it the rav orison blank- -TfP? 11b5- To the delight and aa- library table points to himself chestilv. the brakes. Six is the withdrawal hour laughing: "And I am glad to be the for visitors. And pathos, this ex- fiossessor of such a proud title." But mighty boss once carried on the shoul- f Collins can slnp Brown on the shoul- ders of the mob, petitioning now a cap- de.r and say, "Cheer up. old man." and tain of the guards for five minutes' If he can instill Into Glaas and Tread- grace. well or Schmlts words of consoling wisdom, even uouins constant light From the Baltimore American. "T wonder whv ft Ih ' 'aaiA rrtwnpil T orms of social effort were inaugurated. Gay of Macon. Georria. "that when voii -m, him ha Klinrinu" mnnnnl hoouma a vtvrial tn . ,k . , . . . ......v.. ....... . " ' - fchich visitors went from all over th. rfmore, boti , reallV southern cities, the g Wa"kS apirt in isolated grandeur! fcn-ted lnervhunnTZ,lIr?aV neh" Wr? kn0W lue and care less Swering bT in "dethroned dVgnit hecounted a very unprornislng; neigh- about what I ln common with thousands .neaklnr only td a few select friends. '"" o. v u. ...u. v w iicuiaoi UlOlltrc ui f.tl LII Ul 11)1 1'Hll. Ka unval r, rnl. at til- ifflnA aa hi. housand memDers. After you a;eton this side the Potomac y.nnn- thm mmZ r m itv if banter withdraws and Is still and re- When he left Olivet chapel it was to nobody seems to care for It, nor will you schmlts did gaaft it could be nccrlme spectful before the profound suffering uperlntend all the work of the City see it on the tables of nrlvate families CT " .aB??ii,l Jt, '",, " of Bartnett. Rv the most mni via. Mission society. The experiences which or in hotel dlnlnar rooms. Rverv true oi!S'. k. i ?.i,.i. itnr the melnnehnlv of Rartnett la n. '?xh.a8 addei during the years to those son of the south swears by corn bread; loUS sixteenth waiting guillotine for marked. The "black souls" call him -btalned l as i pastor oV& mUslon church he jvas brought up on it. and wants it So other reason than that republicanism the "man of mystery." For Bartnett ir wiuuB'" aw . v ..v? n i.es aj, BttU1JU iiuv in'iu hApam fflishinn ftfifi thA irrAfltPst prime win on nyari. nuauje in a cnair aeen in wiihi iiao vuiuc tu uc BDiiDiu.ujr r.Hwnu t.o imiviicii. ' that thav wa.-A ir nira in reaiiinK. MinaDiv no RnnnH tin TO A..la - t Its the "east side work" in great cities. "The kind Of old fashioned 'corn pone' a for lf.eil Brown in his nhles-- run wildly back and forth, - nervously m.T n.if.Mt inii tnSont. iardly .a day passes hut there will be and delicious golden 'egg bread' that I m,tC wav he Buffers considerably. His thrusting his fingers into his long f finsiiv ; hi ? tnkX T ounoin '' "ITZt-LJl.J?1'-'. was .llte, moBi is a low-keyed, nervous organisation mock or na r. as suddenly he sub- Now- a man cannot be very criminal And how full he Is of prison affairs rails piia-rlm's Proaress' and the HkeT in those five minutes. In his short And as soon as I have ordered some stay he can tell -ou the history of al- benedlctlne I shall be a fully established, most every "black soul" in his wing, monk." the unstrlped ones awaiting appeal. Suddenly Ruefs eye lit on tha little some years, ana in tne rar wing, tne red book I carriea wun me, hobs- -in atnped ones short termors. He Knows priaon oiann- - - '7. ets. And Ruef Is the one exception wno them . V;i -a-i .ti7."i-r has dictlne hla nil ment of his soul. "And has not some of face. about m not a prison cell, uuer is a eene- Everv Hmt mu ir.!n...j. .Z.. . lXX S nede L5?- ia or ins aston- nity Yean of Steel Making. , just when each short termer Is to be re- leased, and he Is there with offers of and Society." He picked It up. . "You're in there.' 1 said laughingly, K&nTXrt on lthF2 .rea7Ur:robr.ne,lyf S.1 the var.e W of tX'e ""oVT i'eever TJP KSV. fX?.? V .1 S?f fu-e? to take al! the I don't see myself mentioned. .Min. tha .i- i Bt . tnhi .n,iif i h.i . ni n .'" ni'J ' 'V.u"" money tnat is otierea mm: au i4 sjuu a- wtnaaavia r nisi Afinnniifli mmr nmnira imnva his short curved meerschaum pipe never ll'. .'vou"' Prom call, you hlgher-uD- Ta,24?AtS!?,' "F iron-foundry N gray souls,' 'crlmlnaloids.' Turn to that "2 ti ww.iron is apia oaa cnapter a..a Thia season ' th ataal moraHon American Industrie , S.185.' th,.Cnl,(l Stes mads 1, 000,000 ton of plgr iron. This year s output will, be about 25,000.000 tona. ' Fifty, years ago the, largest cargo of ' iron oro taken down tho great lake y AO. today Ruef began reading, mystified. 12.000 to 13.000 tons each, and dia-. ..w . 1 1 1 a i7 . . . . . a. v. i i i a m i... iiit. nc id i n.1 it. v s iMwivfcu . . . - - - ---- ..a. - - iuuiihv I (iti.1 ih uiic Ftsu ii i in ; - Kilt reaa. ' i niBiaicu. : av. . . a.. . . a. . . . ...... AAoninir ana aiaincr -me dcod e in con- eft un a, muia. anu ir i naa a ifniiiion i .mAtPA .mal-. nr tho lav , n ...... . . a . ... fcisted SeiKhborhoods anf in the lower dollar hotel I'd hire an old fashioned ZL Tn. It is noticeable that in the cells of "u7 Cl,H"fcrHiVhh. being absent ,from between; Hps- the business men higher-ups you And KK of" all ss! tha anonymoblia ' w . -- .,,;:v , i,:" (, i,( T a,,;.V. i;; wnen i saw mm urai si toe cny prison . "? containing conee, miiK, cneese, tt hevote to all these seekers after knowl- duco it just e'JucateJhe rising gen- he wag RBhy.biue under the eyes and ia, a bottle of medicine ln the immac- Daoco. matches. He never returns emt n wrm niir n n ttimii evt;r lunn a. wo. v rum i u vvs au aiui dlibliuu ui i KnAi frtfta,j tka ni-a n u gin rsaii nw i -i in mm a-ciir Aaitn a- r a . . "i.h ,t . ..unii. airti. rlorlea." v' ""u,"Ji.1"" J1"" :n"'.u"r ,r" rr"" r. nanoea. ineyre waning now," ne lc and gmerouj man m criuci.. ..,. ,i,,r,-y:r--B-";, uengai tiger, orawn in wnaiever ngnt ''2Za "i, tl1" .i,",CH '"i" said, "anxiously my return to see what The type is exemplified by tna Bt. IxmiIs Hnr..it. -T,.i JZr "w. a i yuu irc Him iirj , lu , ii. . , -,iia.i,o i. A nave Drought tnem. Ana wnen i get boodler wno was sociaie mm wun aoizieLuina l"e line a9 v.uo uuro nitu ajuj- of the genus Fells. alty" and "Character Upbuilding," Jail No. 2 is a red brick building de- and Bunyan's "Pilgrim's Progress " voted to the men prisoners. The cells As for Collins, his cot is literally are shut off from the front by a high strewn wun dookb, tne guards in- hat office without a substantial addi- glories. ton to the sum or nis. xnowieage or - ' - Inissfon work. . Soldiers' and Sailors' Bank Depositg L..?.h.Hi?. $H2h From the Cleveland Plain Dealer. f years he has been the secretary of . " .?a."le .altlflVtfyjiLce' Whit fg-lnrown as the International los-.."" iTT TS ,B...-a Ion committee. It Js this committee, thousanda of dollars ,ron Je a large forming me he often reads way into like? Uich has members both in thts country . Mftte'Sw iS f Iu5h.ty "WoE.or.4,obbr-. The frot two "d th,, ,,, the morning. And aither international Sunday "a0vyt'h J"mm 'eh are. used by thou- ?rmthBonlro,Sf ?, And he T read aloud- ' f f4 them at lower costs and in And ne reaa aioua. ona ixtMnth ha . tm. . The crimiaaioid orerers to prey rn iob.a tha To La r . V- anonvmous nublic. He is touchy ' ""S1..:? ..la 8'? f . to: about the indivldaal victim. , thf" irn$Z 1a,ei...T ?-m-V bp- In some relations he is more'sympathe- tew t? Area nnLS 1 J! ?s K he ic and generous than his critics,. io.nlmf ShfXtS, lZ hat The type is exempnned i flret hrwwller who was a "BrOO out of here I ,stiall bend every effort corrupt boss of another nr A ail al ainn at'nem 4 I Ikab Ana. A -a KaI. n hh I aw aI. a aw m V- "a. ,V i-Tr-: " . . ""T;. "r-rrr'n; ureal L&ke nortu will arrrera u iv .uu aau lu UD Aal uno ' gooan-.a ot nrk .u 000 tODS, Which UWlthw 8.SOO.000 tons ...-.. a 1 1111 1 111 wiu iv, . . hbhibi. A . 1. A . n . , I I . lilmtnAn" Mo ahrnnlr frnm wvK .V" WW CAUurt uu tinuyi nd in Europe, chemcs for the chool lessons, which ands of Bundav schools. all over the torld. It goes without Baying that the paymaster of the army or navy as two large .rooms devoid of everything has gone to the other side the cell is have 208 for two persons. And 7 cents ia lessons ars criticised. No person tne caw ma- be, 'Just now we sre get- save dust and dirt arid aa old battered pitch black as a dungeon. a ay for the food of an able bodied r, committee could prepare w-orn ior ting a lot of money from men In the library table. These four rooms, the Collins with his two years' Im- man! The beds are narrow, filthy, chil- "Y4 vnw wh.t tna .an. ... VlJ." wiSRf. " a Vk ""'"'i.'! the total export and Import tonnage teT when I got out of here I shall blTg anybody; he wa,-"euVL'ho.eV: ct W Lo" Liverpool :her- go before the board of super- to 'robbing everybody.' " i'-. - . . ' '.. The amounts ranae from tS a Yu .b ?P tft "tone steps has to wun wnat a strain to. eyesight, ror visors or indict the city officials before Ruef hastily slapped tha book to with -i lelwai Bot' Blrta It"f ora. . . .. . iri.kl 1.A Mllwawln. am. f fl n m ... 9 B.1 T h t n M ...n .hlnlna tAi ..A -1 J J . I . ... . . . . . , .... ' ' - ...... m, 11 vales to 3U or more " iiiirai . uuiwj i; auu .i,,,.,,,! ucvt w graim jui j mi jotijuik jucn & piaoe. a sniver as u couea in oetween the Dover mrninnnilaiiM FhiladeiPliia in- h. nffiivor. ano an occasional anteroom, leaama to tne ceu. to see one must read close to The cub a air ordinance Drovldea for una i..vu ia an ..n nr dunp rw.i- . --'-7.Tr. 7 . Moat of this is sent to us direct by a prlvats dining-room. To the left are the Iron grating. And when the sun cubic feet for one person. These cells square at hla heart. ' 7 - Edwin gheopsrd Gardner, son of the - ii" . ; v Ray- Edwih. Gardner, ceieoratsa ins A Jublfce Jok: , iath birthday -la Dover. , . o wide a field and have every Sunday navy on thla- cruise to the Pacific. The grounds and the corridors are all the prlsonment states he has come to but dren's cots. The walls are black and Lady Randolph Churchill In tha CenturV'' county. ' was "born on the lant hmir f chool Superintendent and teacher per- mnnMlr miku nnt i llal nf lh nrl. orlvlles-es the pampered "arav ssuls" one conclusion and that la "To shut thick with the nThnJa.tlon of nrimn.ni G-va.hin th.. v a!:- ail. i-.t Aiv tt tt.m w.i-k. I , hotly satisfied. So here Di-:;'8chauf- oUS deposits, and sends along a check nave now, since the Installation of human beings behind bars like wild for years. I brought some of the prts- "Jubilee." from knlahts nt hhi. u.t week of the month, the lm umnxt er comes in for his share or tna cnu- to cover the total amount. - Thus tho Irry Dolan as sheriff. By eiaht even animals in a menagerie la a relic of oners, condensed milk. Thev aet none hata and coats 'ivi g... :.. ih. -r and the last ver of th "- Ism. But nobody doubts his deep men draw their tiav and denosit it with- this is denied and they are locked ln barbarism: that inatead to redeem the for their coffee. Their tin cuds were so u heard art nimum n ..r If ha can live to be lf9 yr n i tnrows mm on rsieasn airty tne mux sourea lmmeoiateiy. Ana celvaoie occaaion. until the tune became, one minute om nawui hy ijvi j i, a, more vlndlctlva and where do you suppose they washed those aa obsession. Thla led to a practical three centuries. " . nowledga Of - the subject, his sincere out ever seeing ft. Thair pass books, inv their evil-smelling cells aad the Iron criminal-it iterest In it, or tha aelf-sacrlflcs that a good many cases, ara left right here." doors clanked on them tha aame as .tho on society.