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.s BANDO! RECORDER W agency for such work. The «tub woaiea of the coati'ry have the for«' of an army and the adaptability of an individual. Their good service town and state i« well begun, promises to extend yet further in I solution of social, civic, sanitary ' educational questions. SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY Up to Sept 8, Sidney, Australia, had shipped 36,561,000 worth of gold to J* lain. i . ar — At the beginning of the present year Many a man curses hla lucís who there were 163,208 telephone« in us« never had any. Among the Interesting papers rea In London. st the convention of the American Civic It takes a clever oculist to euro an Association at Cincinnati was one by a A 2,000.000-ton hill In Cincinnati 1« egotist of bis I trouble. being moved three miles to make a woman landscape gardener, Mrs. Mc railroad fill. Crea, who has devoted herself to the It has come at least. There la a new beautifying of railroad stations and The five great original forests of the disease called aeroplanltis. their immediate surroundings vArt United States covered 850,000,000 acres and the Railroad” was her topic—a and contained 52,000,000,000 feet of Nat Goodwin found Wall street al strange one at first sight, but full lumber. most as precarious as matrimony. significance to those who happen Extraordinary traffic on roads in The Paris of the middle ages was quar There Is even a persistent Paris ru be conversant with the facts back of ried underground for the stone built mor of “R. C.”—"the King of the Cata England is only permitted, nominally, Collector Loeb has certainly mads In a great city the railroad station above ground. In the days of Joan of combs.” In the version used by Gas after those conducting it have agreed himself unpopular with the people who a "gateway" presents one set of prob Arc there was already a subterranean ton Leroux he is chief of a disciplined to pay for the injury caused. can afford to pay. lems, from which dignity and beauty of labyrinth under half Paris, already a army of foreigners, counterfeiters, bur All of the food served to a guest at design and form are by no means ex mystery, where Satanallost Hardy de glars and abductors for ransom, at a Japanese banquet and not consumed The only people who really seem to cluded. In the small country town or Passavant and the Duke of Burgundy tacking only the very rich and operat by him at the time is taken to his enjoy living close to nature are those village the station is apt to be looked met the heads of the trades unions. ing without seandal. In the quarter home by the servants of his host who don't have to. upon as something useful rather than Fantastic streets, their smooth stone of the Pantheon where superposed gal The figures of this country's wheat At 6:30 p. m., recently, the corner of ceilings forty feet beneath the surface, leries exist below the level of the Me crop Indicate not only a larger home When a young couple are married ornamental, and In thousands of places they are made one, but it takes some any shanty "does” as the railroad ‘‘de the rue Damremont and the rue de emptied Into vast dark halls, turned, tro, the King of the Catacombs has a consumption as a result of Increased pot.’’ Yet nothing is so pleasing and Intersected, without plan, according to secret chamber. Surrounding It, In a time to find out which one. so sure to command admiration as a Tourlaque, Paris, sank Into the ground. the quality of the stone. Galleries dat circle, are the headquarters of each of population, but also a larger consump r- . . —— a tion per capita. The discovery that chemistry can pretty, appropriate country station, Pedestrians saw a man and woman ing from Gallo-Roman times had be his sections, watched and overheard by Portrait of George Washington on with clean, well-kept grounds, grass “ R. C., ” when he pleases, through a disappear. The man, twenty feet come forgotten In Gothic times — as convert sage brush into valuable prod- the first half of the reply postal card. ucts Is in line with the progress of and flowers. They seem to form part down, buried to the hips in falling tourists know who have stayed at a circle of peep-holes. of the landscape, to proclaim the love This vast conspiracy, which utilizes Portrait of Martha Washington on the the age. dirt, heard the wonjan crying: "Mon certain pension near the Pantheon. liness, peace and charm of the coun under- equally young men of good society as second half. Thus the lady has the The known extent of this History teaches us that the main ob try. Such stations and grounds are a sieur, I azn the mother of a family. ground world is astonishing, Up to indicators, clerks of public service« last word.—Boston Transcript. ject of mobB in monarchical revolu good Investment for the railroads and save me!” For hundreds of years the people of the twelfth century the palaces, as spies, physicians to give false cer The hole enlarged. Tons of debris churches, public and larger private tificates and bands of Apaches to mud Saxony have used stoves made of fire tions is to dethrone the king and raise the communities. And it is gratify ing to know that in the Northwest hun poured In. Two policemen, let down buildings were constructed from cata dle clews of expert burglary, has ex brick covered with glazed tiles, which the deuce. dreds of little stations have been trans with ropes, disengaged the man. But combs quarried under 1,500 acres of perts to work its counterfeiting press retain and gradually radiate the heat "De world,” says your Uncle Eben, formed and beautified by trained land the woman had disappeared. the present surface in the three well- es, execute its forgeries and frauds on for hours after the fire has gone out. 1« lumpin' like a lookin' glasB. You’s scape gardeners who are regularly em The hole was fifteen feet long, twelve known groups—under the Gobelins; insurance companies. One of the greatest civic and eco g’ineter get better results If you smiles ployed for the work by the railroads. feet wide and thirty feet deep. Po under the Latin quarter, and. on the nomic problems confronting the au leisurely impun- The work is done in dan If you makes faces.” Undoubtedly the railroads, in spite of lice and troops made a cordon; fire other side, the whole Trocadero quar- Ity 100 feet beneath Paris. Electric thorities and public servants in the their smoke and dust, can do some men evacuated the adjoining houses. ter. lighting, steam heat, scientific venti- federal district of Rio Janeiro 1 b that Quick marriages have been tabooed thing for art in the reglous far re At a depth of 108 feet they found the How Is It that this lating, vast underground kitchens. of providing homes for the working underworld does in Rhode Island, but it is never any moved from picture galleries and nTbn- body of Mme. Chevalier—on the floor trouble to step Into another State from u men tai structures. They are under of a gallery of the ancient catacombs! not cave In oftener? The weaker sur heavy carpets and hangings, luxuri classes. and Saying that he was born in 1810, a any part of Rhode Island. They blame the recent heavy rains, faces have already caved In. in par- ous furniture in sleeping-rooms taking more and more to teach scien tlcular, around the year 1774, the cave- clubrooms makes this realm of "R. man named Lacey, who was summoned undermining the surface; because, the tific farming, and they can do some Mr. Roosevelt la being mentioned thing for landscape gardening and the next day, a spot ten feet square In the ins, following prolonged rains and C.” seem like pipe dream romance, But at Norwich, England, for picking a tor a third term. But since he has cultivation of love of harmony and sim quadrangle of the old Louvre Palace, much new building, became so numer the police know its existence and are flower in a public garden, pleaded ab made the acquaintance of the singing ple beauty. sank knee-deep with a crowd of tour ous as to alarm the population. At powerless. The catacombs are a ¿naze, sent-mindedness and the case was dis the moment when a commission was a labyrinth, tangled with masonry and missed. topi such talk may not sound like ists. music to him. Next, two days later, a part of the examining a house In the Rue de'En- cave-ins! The production of sand and gravel TYPICAL FRENCH “ROULETTE. Subterranean Paris! It Is a wonder in the United States in 1908 was 37,- Place of the Palais Royal went down fer went down—entire—twenty-eight A Boston surgeon thinks man can Source Whence Some of World’« lie-vt three feet in the midst of pedestrian yards below the surface—into an abyss. ful place, concealing mysteries, honest 216,044 short tons, valued at $13,270,- Drayloads of boxed goods enter cer and dishonest, equally enticing to the 032, a decrease of 4,635,874 tons In be made a thing of beauty by the use traffic. In neither case had the Met- C'ouiediuui linve Been Evolved. tain Monmartre courtyards In plain Imagination. It has been long known, quantity and of $1,222,037 In value of the knife. But hasn't the barber, ropllitan Underground Railway any Do you know what a roulette is? In daylight—and disappear. No search long forgotten. It has enjoyed long over 1907. with his razor, been doing that for general. It means a gypsy caravan, thing to do with the cave-ins. many generations? At this hour, the Paris under-realm could find them. They gave gone down Impunity. But now that the Metropol but its scope has become enlarged and North Queensland diocese has an sometimes it means a whole traveling shelters incredible enterprises; store- concealed elevators to a primitive lit itan Underground Railway is throwing area of 130,000 square miles and a pop There are 64,000 more people In the theatrical company. Borno of the best houses of criminal bands; vast mush- tle railway that runs through some old its branches, literally, under the entire ulation of 120,000, but only fifteen cler- service of the United States than there comedians In the whole world have room plantations of honest under- quarry gallery, five blocks, ten blocks, capital, the supporting surfaces that gjmen, said the bishop of London In were a year ago. This is another of been evolved from the roulette, says ground farmers; stored bones of gener- to another part of Paris. Some honest were Just strong enough are being a missionary appeal at the church weakened. A few streets have caved commission merchant hoists them up the reasons why a good many people Molly Seaweil In Scribner's, That ations of Parisians, and luxurious se house, Westminster. and mingles them with other goods, In. There will be more. You will hear cret refuges of rich families. think Che world Is growing better. was Perlnot's beginning. One theatrical manager in New lots more of Subterranean Paris! all ready for shipment. It Is the whole story of old Paris His roulette consisted of three long York reserves a box in his house for The King of Sweden has recently covered wagons. The rear wagon con clergymen and their families one night been working as a stevedore for the tained such rude and trifling stage BUENOS AYRES. STURDY BABY IS FUTURE DUTCH RULER. every week. The rents are shaded, purpose of finding out how the.labor accessories as Perlnot's plays de but Just how much is known only to ers of his country feel. He has taken manded. But Perlnot, like Thespis City with All the Finish ot n the manager and his treasurer and to A a wise course. The quickest and surest in his cart, did not require much Faria or n Berlin. the clergyman. way to find out how a laborer feels is scenery. In this last wagon rode the Buenos Aires, the capital of the Ar 'o labor for a while. In the borough of Manhattan ap Poillon brothers—very good actors, gentine Republic, is in some respects proximately 9,000 passenger elevators both of them, and handy men besides. Tom L. Johnson, Mayor of Cleve Henri was tail and broad, while Gus the most cosmopolitan city in the and 12,000 freight elevators are en land, recently married a man and wom tave was so small, beardless and pret- world. No Important European nation gaged in the daily transportation of but has contributed its capital and its an and purposely left out the word In the six years, 6,500,000 people. ty that he could do women's parts ex- people to the upbuilding of this great "obey” when he read the service. He tremely well. 1903-1908, more than 4,000 of these ma metropolis. It also has the distinction explained that he did not wish to help chines were installed. In the next wagon rode, with the of being the second city of Izitin pop make liars of people. Mr. Johnson 18 Dr. Rose Ringgold is the only wom bedding and trunks, that excellent ulation in the world, being larger than evidently an observer and a phlloso^ an contract surgeon in the United woman, Mme. Toutant, with her hus- the largest cities in Italy and Spain. oher. States army. When on duty she wears band and her son, Auguste. Mme. There is perhaps no city which ex a divided skirt and a uniform coat Toutant was stout and large waisted, hibits a greater variety of pleasing Agricultural schools for women are She is especlaly interested in the hos proving their usefulness in France and but a capable actress. The audiences contemporary styles of domestic archl pital problem of an army in the field laughed at her when she waddled on lecture. The city council tries to en Belgium. The course Is as a rule and has made a study of the work of brief, and the schools are “ambulant” the stage, but before long her comic courage beautiful building by annually the Japanese hospital corps in the war ones, that Is, they move from one part antics made them forget her stout fig offering a gold medal to the architect with Russia. of the country to another. There are ure and double chin, and they saw who is found to have planned the most only her fine eyes and heard only her English ship owners and Argentine attractive facade and by freeing from lectures an agriculture and household cattle raisers have organized a com economy, but special attention Is paid rich voice. Toutant himself was a the building tax the building thus fa pany to ship regular weekly supplies to dairy work, the making of cheese, dull, respectable man, and Auguste, vored. of chilled meat from the River Plate and putting up foodstuffs and pre the son, was as near nothing as could The outward aspect of Buenos Aires to London and Manchester. Work has serves. In France the schools are un be well imagined. He was beautiful is rather that of a European than of beyond expression, perfectly obedient an American capital. It has all the begun on nine new fifteen-knot refrig der the Department of Agriculture. to Mme. Toutant, as. Indeed, was finish of a Paris or a Berlin. The ab eration steamers to be added to the vessels already at the disposal of the Are not men in the mass more In Toutant himself, and his beauty was sence of the irregular sky line, caused ship owners. veterate gossips than women? Shake an excellent foil to the fascinating ug in North American cities by the ex treme height of some business build speare's citizens do the real gossiping liness of Perlnot. The pay of officers in active service In the first wagon rode in state ings as well as the fact that the In his play», even though he followed in the army Is: Lieutenant general, tradition In personifying rumor as a Perlnot, the proprietor of the whole ground of the city Is quite uniformly $11,000 a year; major general, $8,000; Same— "if my gossip Report be an hon outfit. With him rode Columbine. built upon, even In the more outlying brigadier general, $6,000; colonel, $4,- est woman of her word.” You will She had another name, but it was regions, keeps the city from present 000; lieutenant colonel, $3,500; major, QUEEN WILHELMINA AND PRINCESS JULIANA. find as much lively and Inane chit-chat generally forgotten by everybody, in ing that unfinished apiiearance which $3,000; captain, $2.400; first lieutenant, The Dutch royal baby Is one of the most interesting little royalties In $2,000, and second lieutenant, $1,700. In any man's clubhouse as In any wom cluding herself. Columbine was pick even our largest cities have.—World the world. Her mother was so long giving the nation an heir that It looked an's. The hotel and theater lobbies ed up on the roadside one summer To-day. From colonel down the payment is in as though there would be no direct successor to the throne, and the Dutch creased every five years. seethe with the gossiping of men. No morning when she was 16 years old. SWISS TRAMPS FEW. people feared that Germany then would try to gain control of their coun village sewing society or mite society She was in rags and her toes were The so-called treasure of St. Peter try.. Their Interest in little Juliana's health and general welfare, there ran equal the Incessant buzz at the gro peeping through her shoes, and she at St. Peter's in Rome, hitherto not Poor Place for the Man Who a was weeping vociferously as she fore, Is more than usually great Fortunately for the hopes of the nation, cery store, and when It comes to down Doe« ii *t Want to Work. accessible to the general public, will Juliana seems unusually sturdy. right, earnest, unflagging dissection of watched a regiment marching away to Switzerland is not a place for hereafter be exposed to view on th« th« next town. reputation and pernicious tittle-tattle tramps, because the man out of em payment of a small fee. It consists of there Is no body of women In the land ployment and who makes no effort to WILD HORSE IN NEW YORK. cow-s in the West, accompanied by John several old church vestments, among HniKlHnd'a Patron Saint. that can hold a candle to the foolish find work Is not tolerated for a mo Kelly, of the Bergh Society, spent all them the dalmatic worn by Charle adult chatterboxes at any political The story of England's patron saint ment in that country. The district Itonnilnir the Woods Fast of City Wednesday trying to lassoo the anl- magne at his coronation. The collec headquarters. Is surrounded by a mixture of truth authorities will secure him a Job at Hall and Frl*h<eiiiiiK Hesideate. mal. The woods where the animal tion of vestments is the most complete and fable which defies definite sifting. hard labor and little pay, and such an Driven wild by cold and hunger, a roves are about a mile in length and in the world and every kind of em Not long ago it was the fashion to He Is generally believed to have been offer can be refused only under the black bobtailed ownerless horse has half a mile wide. Morrison and Kelly broidery is represented. decry the woman’s club as a place fre born at Lydia, but brought up In Cap penalty of going to a penal work been running in Burden's woods in the got back on Wednesday night empty- Joseph Walton of Darklands, Swad padocia.and suffered martyrdom in the quented by careless mothers and un house. These institutions are under Ravenswood part of Long Island City handed. lincote, Burton, who has Just retired The and residents have asked the police to easy spinsters, who preferred discuss reign of Diocletian, A. D. 303. military discipline, the work severe, It is proposed to get a detail of cow to spend the evening of bis life in a ing Browning and Ibsen and Meredith legend of his conflict with the dragon the wages a penny or threepence per capture it. cops together and have a round up to house next to that in which he was No one knows where the animal to keeping their houses clean and may have arisen from a symbolical or day, and release is granted only upon capture the animal. born, has achieved the remarkable rec allegorical representation of his con their men folk happy. The ground has the advice of those In charge. No dif came from and Its presence was un ord of working full time In a coal pit been cut from under that reproach by test with the pagan persecutors. When ficulty is experienced In determining known until about two weeks ago. the Spnrtnn Sclf-Ilenlal. when close on to 90 years of age. He the practical work done by various our crusaders went to the east In 1006 between beggars and unemployed, be New York Sun says. Those who know When Mr. D., known to be miserly, has worked as a miner for about seven they found St. George elevated to the something about horseflesh say the clubs for the public good Playgrounds cause all legitimate laborers have pa but not believed to be a miser, was for children, vacation schools, the pro rank of warrior saint, with th« title pers given them by the district In animal is a thoroughbred and when approached delicately for a contribu ty years. He remembers the time when motion of health by Improved water of the "vlctorous," and as they be which they live containing informa out on a foray it clears a fence with tion to the organ fund, he shook his colliers worked twelve hours a day for supply, by more thorough street clean lieved that they were indebted to him tion concerning the position they have the ease of a born and trained cross head courteously, but with an air of half a crown, and he was one of the first to join the Miners’ Association. country hunter. ing. by more scientific systems of for aid in the siege of Antioch they held. finality. Walton was one of a family of seven Telling about the horse, one woman drainage, by better disposition of garb adopted him as the patron of soldiers. ‘‘Charity," he said, “is a pleasure one teen, and has two octogenarian broth In every part of Switzerland are es Edward III. was thus led to make him Informed the police that it chased must do without." age. by protection against files and tablished “relief in kind” stations for ers living.—London Times. mosquitoes, a vigorous campaign patron of the Order of the Garter, aud the exclusive use of respectable unem her around the yard and tore her Ill* Ilnlit Spot. against hideous billboards, high build so gradually St. George became the tu ployed. Only those are admitted who waist from her back with its teeth. The principal source of the world’s ings and the smoke nuisance, and the telary saint of England. — London have had regular work during the pre Another woman says it vaulted the Little Margie's father had a bald clove supply is Zanzibar and the fence into her yard, ripped her wash spot. While kissing him at bedtime neighboring island of Pemba, East Af gain for beauty by the preservation of Mall. vious three months and have been out from the line and kicked over the out one evening she said: trses and the Improvement of parks rica. A ten-year-old plantation should of employment for at least five days. After the Ma«« Play. buildings. On another occasion it bolt and lawns—these are but a few of the “Stoop down, papa. I want to kiss produce twenty pounds of cloves to the These men must be on the lookout for "How's yer boy doin' at colleg«, Cyf ed into the stall of a hard working you on the head where the activities In which the eight hundred lining I tree. Trees ot twenty years frequent “Fust rate. He hopes to be out o’ work and accept any situation that Is horse and, kicking the rightful occu thousand club women have been en- show«. ” • ly produce upward of 100 pounds each. offered, because the chronic loafer Is gaged during the last year. Women the hospital some time afore Christ soon detected by the police and his pant out of the place, proceeded to eat Besides the buds, the stems are gath A Great tirmt. everything in sight. It is further re are wonderfully fitted to take up the mas.”—Cleveland Plain Dealer. ered and form an article of commerce, papers are marked so that he can First Young Wife—Do you find It commanding one-fifth of the price of lated that It attacked a feed wagon task of ameliorating modern condl- Anything a boy can t eat or make never again seek refuge in a "station." more economical, dear, to do your own Roves and having about the same per on Vernon avenue and got away with tlons that Is. of contriving schemes • noise with doesn't Interest him at —Exchange. cooking? two bags of oats. by which the evils of. modern life aU centage of strength. To this is du« Second Y<«ing Wife—Oh, certainly! the fact that ground cloves can b« Equipped with a wash line Police Many a woman who Is gentle with shall be reduced to a minimum and It# blessings multiplied "Nie woman's A girl likes an extravagant young •ther peoplo Is rough with her hua- man George Morrison, of the Hunter's My husband doesn't eat half so much tiought at a lower price than the whole Point gtatlwn house, who has punch«! i a* ha did —London Punch. I clove«.—Dundee Advertiser slub is a most convenient and gowar m*a— M ghe Isn't going to oearry Ala. BANDON •• * a. « », I