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DAILY CITIZEN SUPPLEMENT-SATURDAY, JUNE U, 1890.
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BROOKLYN POLICE.
The
Guardians of the City of
Churches.
WELL ltlsnSM.lXEU AM) It 15 AVE.
A fen I'lctum of Superintendent ratrtrk
Campbell Isonio Incidents 111 Ills Ca
reer The Chiefs Able Subordinate.
Scenes lit til.) I'lilss Itnnill,
llVnyriRht ''y Auierli'iiu Press A-sauci ui.m.
The Brooklyn polloe ayetwui, unlike that
of tta grcnt ncinlilior New York, tin n
single executive. Hu,lsii(t only tjie head
of tho force, but also (lit? chief of tlicde
tectlvo department mid tin' super' nti-tnlcnl
of the liii'Ki' mnnlicr of uihciTs Ii" are 'e
tailed to the loiuut ami other places of
public importance.
Y
mThi:i vi f m. ! Mri!.' i twiti'M.
Tim present iin-iu.iis'i.i. I 'jirn. k I'ntnti
bell. Is so str kin .: n i li'M'ii it p in t he t 'it y
of Chur.-l.es n I 'I' . ;" more III. in rt
pnMdug wfl 1 1 : --i ir-: !l ' I' of Her
cules I'll the Ics ..i" a i ,rf. I '. e f ! i.f n
tu hular il h 1. ' s. .:!'. v: "'
iIIit; tin' .. vuivli. :.. n...-. i.i.n and
llillf.lt.- Ill mil.'. nl a ' il. -' ! Ur'
inent .-uii! Ui. I.lti ... ; :. , n.. ':ld
force ol a rv t ; ;: -ii. t the :-.:; :t-M !
tills tin- r-. 1. 1 . .nrl.-M .t. .. I -.-1 mii : tii-
SHOW) ll tl-- .' sei i i'l :':.- ' i ' . I I
idea nf I'.,' ma.i e.o' is ' 1 1 - "t!:e
chief" t.. every m :i. .- . ft tn ! el.iM iu ;
Jlr.k!i-i. i
Tli.mva IrUh. i' uKl. Iri-h
descent, .'le is 'I ii'.' 'I i'ail'l.tto j
slate, h iv.!.. I'u.' . 1 -: : i .'.". !:i l. ii' i". I
toll. S. 1.'. I..-.. . . ' ,i l...ve a I: at
urul t.u-te l r ; .; ,':... !.i!:n-rnvl
gr.-inill'.it:. -' 1. Iv..-1. r-. in 1: i-!i
imlltli-j. in :.!. .vi.lury .in I ... ..-ir!
mrt iif ll ' , ..:: .! ': t1 . r. I . ' i''.;i ;
U'll, li.ivin ..-r .1 .i-r :.-r-i r
nlily hi 1 1..- ;i- i ii. in . ' i.'ii. .:i.
New V"i'U -t..i". 'i hi' -.! -, -I ' - it 'in n
lw lirt.-il. - i. 1 u i f . - 1'. . ' i''
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In 1"'.J r!iiirK-M il f;...-i. I., .i . :i '-.-...I
Inn tii'l.-:-. i ':-..'. ...'.-1 -! ;:. ..- I. -1. -t
tlirmull. - I 'll i . " : 1 ! a
woman v i: . .. -. i '..I;. . ..It.
in Inv... II r t. - i' - -.' . !. .:: l
ilil'ln".H v i-.- n -.ii-.-.. 1 .- .I.-..: ..-.-..
liftiT a l.i. ; - t. -I i II 't'li.
wolii.iii. ....uii..- i i Mi:!.
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V.?-- s.
INhl'l.i tnH 1A THICK H. M't.M ' UU t.
tli'itnf t(n .'in for wIm'P! tlu-y wi n- ltk
Uw, ivt'u-Mi toRlvi' (nir nmiii' ir mni
dfiic, mill h.ul uttiiitt4 iu Kur p. Ht"Min
whcivl.y hliu rotiM b- lil.MiUlvl. All "t
OiMHlru )' frii-n wvi'u tipHiulit U i'oiltn
h'iiiliii;ii't'Tn, ii it ti " r.-'- rtiiZf I li-i-r,
Tbrvo I'll.-'!; t 'u- r'lv "ii-wl hnjM-
IkW Hll'l thi JtTVMI ll.ill .UII t-t il IlUlllKU
the prtil- 'ui' l liicnruurat ; i i nf n w.iiwin
UIMn riM ri Niiirlfn. I n- jnt'i'inirtfn
were a1tti; tn hi1t her tv!h.i( whin flu
rhlif iinkr-l for xtivo ility' furil.cr ilnif.
The mom. Mil tf-e r-tut wm uranuwl ht
culli'il h'I t ; c eiitUilM i.iK-wthor iiitl (jnlnrctl
tbo en tin- trrv r -rt out il n:i's find makti
ft h(iiH tt liuitfr - 1i,v't: Ion iu ti ln'thtT
-ft (trHnti ri Hi-mi'l'tiu tlu prU 'iit r wiipl!
Knn Mti'l twi't 1 ti f r i hn-i ilnyn.
Jle HirtlHT Ki-'N-i'.'ii tli it tin v nImhi'IiI U
f(lu Willi cln;q luniiiuiiiKl '"MititnmM(
Am tho woni.in'i ' ti'iiii -. liutioiit-tl riiHt Alio
Lml hml vi ry I i r 1 iii"in' t r n-nutt ttnic
lliu (drtt,r (''Tort w l riavanl'l -a-ltd Urn
crpfitvff W'Uliitt twvnty four Imnn
DM Tviil MHiin nti rt-ii lt icr wnr hmit
tiUned, nri'l u-liiil 'hii nf unviti-r lttiMir
tiinro, In tho vvuiiihu'h trunk with fount.
tli portrait of t'.,u iininh nl m m, lfttvni
from him t li'r unlch ilKctMil tlm tno
tlv of tin kllliliL'niitl the i.t-.I with which
tho ftt wmi cuiiiinUtttl. Thu u i.-iHT
wu tiitMl nii'l iv.nvicutl, hut mi arnmiit of
thvra U'iriK 1 u t to her ttiriilai com It
tlon nlm wm wtit to thu Sutti Ayltitu f r
IiiMino CrlitilniiN at L l Wvi. N. V. S.h h n
wnn'h, ami I'-iic-inlIy uii'li r u h mukj.Ici h,
wm iiiipariillflcd In the hUiory of "li.
At id rnlwl Ciiinlihi'll, who up to thai tlnto
had hrt'Ti I'i-mmpI.-'I hh n talcnu d ilt l lnn,
into tin fmtil ratiknof Ariurtctiu di'Ui-tlvtMi,
One of tho uii-t Intrrtwtltirf inin on tho
Brouklyn font U S.-rin. Johu II. Johnnon,
who hiw Itft'ii lu command of ilm tnMitiNd
I uiul ever niuru iu oruanlxatioii In 1N7V
On horM'lwick or nnir hnrwe wvcnt.n
boun uf thu twenty fmir Im ban tminrally
dvvot4Hl much llmu aiuUtuily to that nohli
quadruped. Not Ion huo, tn fspi iiUJnit of
tho hfuidMimitj ntuhl hu cotitmK Ait fMldi
"It U wnudiTfui how lntl!lout police
faorMt U'Como. Whnt with Nln w1rh
ou mnn hII l'h tlnio, who tnlka to it,
-3; 5fk
Harper's Fly Traps at
walks with it, c;us fur It mill In ftct ftl
nioht Uvi") with It, they become half
huipim. Tli'K-o re rfovi-ral horni'it in my
squnil who woulil tie loneauuie in an aver
two boai'il of aldiTini'ii. My own horne
wil) hear n runaway a half mile ilii-iant
and (-i t ivaily to tvirlvu It If i-nnillK our
way, or turn iiml pii'miu It if KolntJ In
some othir iliivi-tinii. In stopplim run
awayH wo riile mi -.iili'iviiVK ami -rai-p tin'
briilln or iviii uiul nill bai'k an haiil ntt we
can. Du one (Kva-lnii w lien a team wim
du-ibiim tii.-i'lly on lliu I'mnl 1 win nut
stroiii; t'liniiuli to rein them iu. My horno
saw it, anil without any wonl from me
ael.eil the rein between his teeth anil
-itoppeil tlin i'reii.ieil aiiimaU liiiniell'.
"Another hoie we have iiolico.l a rouuh
loekitik! ehanu'ter earryiiiK a Iww olio day
on Severn h aveuue, heennie exi lteil anil
trieil to ru.-h at the fellow, ami woulil not
ue antlHlieil iinlll the nllli-i'i-h il taken the
man to the .t ition honxe. The animal'it
Hiispiei. were correet. The primmer
wiw thief anil the ban emit. 'ihieil what
he hail Moleii an hour Ik-Iiuo. W couM
uover inaKe up our mimls whether the
, hore hail i enteil Ilie eonteiitu of tli ba,
1 or whether he hlentllleil the nnuiaiiaorlni
' Inal he luel m.vu In cii-Uinly before.
"Xearly all leimes nnilor-tinul not only
poliee iluty, but also lire, ainlniliiuen, mill
terv, potal anil the other ullleial aystenw
whi. h obi iin In liroiiklyn. If they could
hut talk, ii-."l ainl write they would make
' the lliu-i pollei-nien 111 the world."
The li..t I i lls an 1 river thieve who
I make a Minimal the uxpvii-w of iIiomiwIui
do Imsiii.--- i:,-. n the hum water front of
' llrooklvu i-.-l a- llll'ier the Jlirinlli'll"ll of I
I c'a't. Il.'ii y K. il.-it. who roiiiiii.iinli a pre
. dint en.l l ..Iso L'i.in,.ioil.ire of the pollen i
' Il.-t y . '!' t lot i-.lv. 'I'lieliavy eo1lr.li.t-. of one I
1 p.iti-.. i . I'iie pott y pi riu -y trade in o
inu- .l.inii ,i, il..- .vorl.l. Kormei'ly the liar i
liol- thi.-ii ' .-..la! ..null litiriSiK, larue j
i vai'lit-mi.! 'll s:i .'llilSo.il. Son tiiej are i
sal isii,., u ii .i r oo.it , a stnail hner, a
' sp.il-t' s,..: r i lr pelllhls ,,f sllu'lir.
I Tin-r: . p . i.a.e ru In r an e.-tsy time
iuflt. N-iv -i r .. 1 l ? . - 1 1 1 1 1- evpeneliee- are
itl'.U' an
hI.ip e i-Ju-t
-l.-i,
I I' i .11. o.v.l-!o!t a foreign
i. -. i. to .(.'part and hud !
. u nai l' e In n sii ideiily the
i ' !:.' . leu w en. seen to rush
-a !!.!: t ' '.' s .1, , ,ii..l (ilmue into the
.ii.t. ... Mini there mwatimti
n ,.n I..., . i-e p-N.ie 'n-'t promptly to
tl',.- n-s. ii. . , : '-...-.I n.-l) otie up. They
found i!.. linv- '!. ii el tone mad tinl
il, nlv in. ! ! a' ,-rv had ju in( .1 ol.-r
n..iri i'i ' e I i i . -r" th . I a rah bl nnlnt.il
noiil.l i' : Ii tl '' water. The brute
wa-! : .Hi '.si reMdver shot
ati.lt!.. n i !..-rs put I..U a on I f :r i.-s-B I
i f! !'-': M.I I I IT.
mi an ii- r m .i-. -;! .i lar ' lUhhm
.!; !v, i t-if ii- - .H ait-l with ihi
!: 'n ' w.i- i'"i: I drifting in
ti,,. ...v.-j 1 I'la- p...:..' i...inhd tin-
iT.i tl a !: i ': :.d i ' if t i iv . w!t wiTi
... . " 1 1 ' t . i n'lVH Jv , It : I lwfMt
.'i l.-Sr..:.-. a .t i .- .fi.l t.:iih nf tUh
l y ii' tt : . ii!v Crntilv, finl wr all ly
,:i -.it t r-;-i il ip in a ih'ii tui-T
A- t : . .. , i . iu-n I Jit hu'ltHMtf.,
tt.r i- : . ... i.il tin- - .11. dr.ppfd th.'
ale le
t 'leu
h r.
Illlt .1
t . u lu'it- ii 1 in1 and
! jT id a i. ii-at
i I. .i ii-hy ' itNti tin- Htit-'k
nn m i tt-i- dyuu "'it f thf riv'-r
Uiif-. M.t ctth- in liu' rlm hihI rapt
ur i. . .ii;.. i, iln-J ui'tf of tht trrat-t
, iN-i.t-iit i'. i;';,n,,iiif.' mutlutw, t-xt iiixntvh
, tn' Itnt and rifivi-ln.r hwt pMpi-rty. In
i rVii-'l tt tin; m.tt, ilny annua. ly rvnvr
pr w Im-t aluv in tnii' li tii"rv tltafi
t In- t-ti! in- i.f tlto tviv,
4 iiii-1 ', i.iv liM know ii t.M t-i ar-'Uiid hi
lu i- i nl- i..n irr tinl of Iii-;hi t.if l'M,
r; ii 'rl..ml.!:n. X fniiu-ui.ir. wiry
li -in ui'ii iii'K lurtr, nl id luM!arhe -
i tn' iM t-ii. : n i .led ni1kvii ii. Uid"- hit
I ndifl il ; (iii!iMnr, In iMij.r)H u'rv.-il I'H'iil
ilt l.ritv a -ddli'r, oar.ttiaii. Iitti-mti'iir
" anil all P'-.nd at!d-l. In addtt i"H t tht
'dntii- "f i . pi-ft.'t, lir adN t !r "m- of jMila
iii fci'ii' :-' tin ili. i-r wli" rrnlurly In
nirtn-i- t ii- fi-ctdiiirnt "f t 'ii' iiiarlmi'tit.
Tlit' t ik w li t a r it'-tul inn, nit IimiiI, tl
U n'tlrx' d at tl:in" ! K'-od"" hiliunr.
fitui'H t li.-Hi iitst'rvf to n' ri-t'tTdfl.
I t in t in hi, rpitn r"oin hiMmkl nn nn
plnuit t r tin- i luht "How far 1 ll Inau
j Uvrv totln-.Ni'w YorH'ttv hall"
Tin- man i it 'ii.tl hln hciul to hllr ttnd
tlwii, wiin ill -"I'Muuity, miw- T'd.
"ti j l ii'. Mr, lnH-'tor, it It tnid
filltohnvi a "H.'f cdiiratlou to J.ln tlit
foori-i'f )
t Mi ain l
f.dlowlt.a
mad' !.:. .
"lhn,"
'i.-r iMcasloti he oicrhe.ir. the
.-onel-itloll U'tweeli a newly
r iind an old hntnl:
11. 1 the form, r, in. the two went
I'm lu a heap of iroiihle. The
nn UmT,
captain lead ' 'lit a ilocll tlotilTS and (.I'll
end ninth at the desk als.nl thievea, nnir
ilcror. and li st . hllilr.11, and I've it"l them
o iiiik.- l up lu my nilinl that 1 only re
ineiiils'r tine of tin in."
'
Sl ltl.T. JOHN It. JOIIKW)".
"WhlshJ!" ri'pllrrt the veteran, "lva It
no more f li.niitl.t. me Isiy, Whin you'v
Is-en on toe f n c ii Join, as the nut nf u
have, you II uiakn It a matter of principle
to foruet. every I 'li-.se. I one nf I hem."
Once, when examining a touh young
man, thu lns.ctor askiili
"If two men flitht In jrntir preaenm,
which one should you arrestr"
"Why hn man w'm hit flrat, iinlcsa fit
other feller wnsji Datrn, a Chinaman or
naygur, unit t hen I'd collar th other feller."
William K. a. Falm.
and .Hammocks
TLZO ALLXN'S $20,000.
lie ll.i k. Out That Much of IIU Com
1 iiiii,.S Money and AbHcirnilii.
EI7..1 Allen, uotillilentlal clerk, etc., of the
Austin company of llnaucierx ntid money
loaliei-H at Kaiiwia City, diapieared the
other eviNilnn injuterlouMly, only to bear
rented several days later at Cliieatfo.
Tliot!,h hu In mnn nf very pivnllar av
pearimee, with a tieek sostiir that he ran
not turu Ills head without turiilnn his
biMly and a sluiiilurty maimed hand, iiocon
duetor or hrakeuian on any Kani-aa City
niatl renieiiil-i'lvil mi.iiiK hiui theevenin-sof
IiIh lliuht and no newKof him could lie had
elaewhere for dava. At H o'elnek p. ni. he
bade hii youmx w'lfe and baby poinl-by.
and that wim the latest Information until
the hour of Ida urrent..
The afternoon of liln departure he drew a
cheek on the I u
ltui National Imtik
for .n.uuu of the
A il n 1. 1 tl e o in
pnny'ii money
and ot It ejwlieil
no eai.il' that the
eoiupany'H olli
cln Is. wonder why
he did not take the
other r.'l,i they
have there. He
could have done It !
hh v eil aanot.Hayi !
I 'ashler l.ewiH, for I
Kl Zo HI TV -I,, wax ierfectly 1
wol and tun oiii .'i'ii. 1, ,hist in If he were In
the oriHtwm eoiirse of lillslnest." j
"It.tthel- a lal'tre sum on one cheek, isn't t
it" asked the eaishier. i
"es, I have jusl i loM-il a loan with tin
Arkansas in in fur HuiiKi. and he wants
half the ioiii t-i lliijlit. rica.se inaUe it
In hh; bills; as larp. a you can, Mr.
l.enis"
It e. as l. iie, ami, after muutliiK the
nion.-i- er i a ref ully, Mr. IH.o Allen ills ;
ap ire I into the wide, wide world. The
Austin tsit'tpany at ouee Uxiiti Nearehltu. i
.aK'erl) f..r Inin. The melnlH rs nay the .
ill ,-..:i. H t him ii it costs another f.n.ioi '
And the ro,iip.ii,-, U rieti etiouuh to alfoiil ;
it.
DCNViR'5 CHAMPION THIEF,
Me III. I
tlip.-l rrfHliliiit lilTitt In Sign
ii Itf'ori'M'iili'tl.
Tli'i!itiT-. -; 1 1 1 1 1 tlm hot lyd input iil and
Mniitioii..i I n i-r roliU-ry nfvimc nnaitlih
ac i- l'n.1- -'N'an-d up, and Mausihdd Kirn;
im tin r-'if i-r lt hi own confrtioii, h
ui-11;u a nns. of rnlbitiTal priMtf. hi i. a
uiunli nT and In n thinf h iU nh thr
mi-t darin-. lniiK rnhU-r nf t hn da , and.
U'in.: -at ::.r ! t !i:.t lii- rrlniiti.il runi'r is
it att riid. In K lU'lititf the nuthnritirt In
vi'r w;ii iMiildi to o t thn I'vldi'iin.
IP-In, i v t ti Imi-ii i aiTiaitniiMtnt inu fi
to p"M- f r a phitiL;rak hhwinc how hi
r I livi.liiit Mutfrit, nf tin- KirM Na
tlnll.il ha u k of
IK tiv.-r. Iln !n-M
a nv.tiT in out
hand and a -uiiill
i an nf totrn tfy
n-rim :n t In'otlirr,
and rt'i in' Hit: t lit
pr -.di nt in h i
nriv it- r. mi i i'oi
M'M. d liUM In oiutl
a.di.ik fiTtvi,ti
and thin '"in
jniiil hi:n Tn m:h1
III ,lWilM In f ht
' nii r i!"k i'
M '-KI: tl KIMK
The limlM-.i ' 1 In' -tnry wim pronnUtlilil III-
rdih!i" a' t'i.- itun'.hat an IniiIi pfirthn
urit i'ii t if f.i- t it tuav mm U- nnvptod.
Kinu'' lfi-i frinM wa-Mralitnf n lin""1 nrnr
t'l.rton. Mo, fr tin. Im wjim arn-Hti-d nnd
wu. -.i!i i-li-ntiiii-d at ih lrnvir roldH-r.
ihi iii-nrd nf I ii iTlnii ( a lonu ono; Imt
(. ill W t ri'd f"V tin- nnvir nilUry, nnd
i hi- fc'nilt ih rt-tt.iin. Id- rrimlnitl iiirwt
! liiMlnlilit tld-l.
SHE LIKCD ADMIRATION.
UititiaiiS titiv lli ( itiiM- of m Miir-
tl T MHll i tf.
iii. wu Mits. rt AlHNll.
Mrs. May 1'ln lin third mat rimonlal
vi-ntiir,. w.n. h.sr last. Aftr Iwltur divi.nwl ;
friin a Mr. Amy and then from a Mr Ijiw
renee hhe married a year nun frjlwanl I'la (
dliitf, a Sun Krntii'isci ctii nieti.r of witue 1
wealth, 'l'he wife'N liaiidiwiiiie lltfiirr and
line feature ntt nu-ted the general ailmlra
l..n which her vanity oivete.1 and, natur
ally, h. r loisoj.in! idler a while thoiitdit ll
pr,.sT liinwit her n.ni.Biili.nshlp with,
"" ," '"" Ktiow .Mm. na.iinirh.l
i "do us -he idems-d, and n. emulated 1
herdis-hoatliiii i.f liiili'is'iideme the other:
ia ,., ii"."n.i. uer ii-,, i..r apan
menta on another stnst.
tn theetenliiK her liiislsind eallfsl. What
followed after tiie two met will never he
known, fur when the alarm of two pistol
shots l.rnuultt seopleiiitlie,lie,rther found
Mrs. Khelnu dead and Mr. Kliwliui( nearly
s.1. lU.fnle .,sili4 colisciolisness he dis'hirisl
that the woman shot hlin, hut It la the
opinion of. the San Kriinelseo isdlca that hu
was the one w ho so munleeoiuly haiulletl
the idstol.
lleserli'il Her When fcuher.
All il id n-iit I. li for divorce, recently filed
Ilia St. Units fitiirt hy Mm. Katie Paul
tells some reiiinrknhle stories nlsmt Iter
hlisUind Knsli'i'hk. In her Js-titlon the
plaint III suva she married Mr. I'aul May 10,
lasil, in,. I1h.1t In rccipi-ni'iil.'d. The wnrdltiu
Is somen lint idinciire, mid may not say Juat
what she loeaiis. hhe si.llen-d linllKnltles,
and mi 011, Tiiell she ciuutiieiicca: "Frnni
mi or alsinl I Ms-. I, Ikni;. innniir
al. nit Iks-, in, IH-11, ilefendnnt waa drunk
eontlliiioiisly." Sheittei n-rtiiln days oh
which lie was the most stupidly drunk, le.
doiiht, and ehiliiis lie turn, si tiie tnhh-s 011
her ay Insisting ihut If she waiil.sl him for
a IiiisImihI she loiol siipiairt hlin. Hhe says
he pawtusl ami iniirtKimed her fnmllure
whenever the mil lull struck hlin. When
he sols.nsi 11 1 1, t srema, he cleared nut,
which sin' cannot endure, and for which
she wants to net Iimw (mm him. Sh avers
she haa not ss n him since Dec. 14, fnur
days after hu ot urer his Hire year'
ptve.
A Nlna Trailer' Nulrlile.
Hlhn I'ortn. the akciI anil wealthy Pnr
tilKtieae slave trader, who Is repnrl.si ta
have enmniltteil suh-lde recently at Ml ha,
Africa, waa, up to l.lvltitfatoni'i tlm, the
only white man to travel eitenslrely In th
rqnatnrial iculon. After amaaalng a tor
tu no ho refuseil to return tn Europe, a
that would ovcoultat th abaniloumant
oi bl nuinrrou 1vn and children.
I ci
O 1Mb
v -2,
CUPID IN COURT.
The Gay Little God Makes a
Sad Life Happy.
Sl'EX YEE ESfAl-ES FKO.H II(.M)A(iE
The n.imiinlle Keory of the llniie.l 1.
Fung, the Wicked l.ee Kill ami a Pretty
Nlave l.lrl, with N e ('iiiliillrilU on
I'ulh-e Ciiiirt Jimtlce.
The other day the aulliorltii of Nrw
York city leariied that I.ee Kill, a Mutt
alreet I'hiuaiiiaii, wan holdlim lu sliamcfid
wes ti:k
Uindat:!' and for iurN,s,-H of ram a feuiala
of Ins own rue. I'i dice raided the den
and found the victim of oriental cupidity
and hriitislinesi. eouceahsil in a Ncantity
ftirnlHhisl apart incut Just heneirh the rHf.
Sueii Vih that ii. the yoimu girl's name -
cried out in ahjeet tern.r w hen f he hlue j
coated "fon-ik-ii devils" faeed her, and for j
a time no arumim-nts nf the interpreter or
of friendly I liiu , men could shake her tie !
lief that the tut ruder ,mt,.ed to mutilate
and put In r to death. :
ltetter th.ui I s ksor liars h id ls-n aii
KUI'a cutmiits!. lie had told Si, en Ycc the
moat hoo'l eurdlite.' tales of the white
man'a Ih udi-li erueltv ami liroui;ht her to
think thai eii'l tratii-e of her hit meant le
of evil th iu an appeal to the tliuiy hearted
harlNiriaiis. Ttie ci.-I'h fear did hot aliate
for hours, she nearly faiiitisl in the police j
curt; she had lusterh-s in .liidsteitoriuairM i
ismsnltali- ii i-.s.in. To her iu'iiocjuit iiiind j
ta'rils.i'meiltotlire.'iieiioneMry hand. She !
dn'tided a return tr the .Molt sin-et den, hut I
..fill more hhe dreadisl the tinkium u tor i
tuns, of which -he tll luly Iwlleve I the hite i
men tiiteiidisl to make her the ol.Ject. Her i
; fevensl Imiiu'itiatiMii iiitijunsl up grisly J
! shaiM-N and cruel device in every noik and
I corner nf the Tiuulm jusiieu 1:011 it. and in j
, thin half delirious suite she almost Invau
' to regard Ijl Khi and the throne of Mini
; ifollans haiiKin nlmiit the irisiincrs' ilia'k
1 aa friends.
i Hut where aroiiueiit. iersii.isi,,n and
I kind treatment had failed Cupid cot,
. itiensl, through his chosen nu'eiit, l-e
j KoilK- Itl the hrief mNU','H n I, ell s.-lti.lled
lirutality uave her rei.Ki. Sueti Vis- had
J Iiei'ii wont to a;i. llinniu-h her dlnny atlie
j window ,.11 the hustle and rush nf life iu
; the dirty Mroct lielnw Kr the tlir.nn;
1 ahe siiujlisl out as the ol.e.-i ,d her faticy
! a atranifi'r f her own ran, wh,. pii sss and
j ri.pasMsl daily, mid slieu.oeiu her lutiid
i reKnnllm; I1I111 those airy, d .inty rouiaiuva
j aa emu 111011 alike to the itr!hNx of n (iiHir
j little Mi.nollan prisoner as 1., that nf a
Marie lla-hki-tiell. .iii-h Via- inel him
I lirst faiv to finv after Imt resi'tic, and then
j only hych ini e. I It hers Inel failed to con
' vihrc the frlii-htciicd child of liers.,fely and
' he waa linuiKht In naan additional wliuesa.
' At the aiicht of I1I111 her t.-aifnl . ves hrluht
enisl, her tn-iniiloiis liis lis, k mi a smile,
roiirtdence for the llrst lime appeared and
he urew lirave with l-li. f. She asked her
I ioiik aiiowii jvb iiiiauunii irieiui oia
name.
"1 Flint?," he replied.
Then 8iien Yre nsld.-msd thmut'li her
delicate tiii)a'r tiuteil skin ami aaid anme
thine that hnmiflil a surprised look to lav
Koiik's face ami a Idiish to his check.
Turiilnii to Ijiwyer lliiiumell and the
others pnveiit, he rvptaliusl;
"Lilly Kal ant M nially me, Guma I
mit yea; lilmrhy all lluht."
So then and there tha match was made,
and. when thu wicked Iav Klii gnn to
lata prison for kidnaplnu, the perau
ruled Sueii Vee will Isai.me the wife ul
th lonest lsj Poiitf, ami il is arrnnued
that All the leaders of Christian lulHsion
work In the town ahull traee the Weddlnn
with their unweiice and iinwnia.
But wna thl frail little k an chattel
( ,,,1 master alfuether wronu anil
mui,en In ahnwlim rcptiiftiatire at the
kindly and well meant all, nllotis nf the
rs'licef Is It not possible that, like a ma
jority of her while hml hers and sister, the
tr.K Kin urn nit: tuk JUtKi.
felt nil Instinctive dread nf the men who.
If they i'li,M to run the risk of ultimata
piiiilsliun nt. have the power and authority
In ilrai. the veriest saint from off the street
and elap him, wIiik anil all, behind th
rtonruf an unclean prison eel It It la "pret
ty nnih" so the criminal thinks-to 1st
iliinie,l like a hsul of re fmw Into a dun
Kenn. What must lar the view nil the sub
ject nf a prisoner whisw chnnicUir I stain
lisw ami whose human fault. If any, art
not dmliiiileil on th statute hook a
wort hy of punishmentr Yet prolmhly not
1I..I In .n. latM t.MSti nf 1 maM
without the arrest of penpl alsmlulely In-
nnretit of wmnu doing either actual or In
tended. And what treatment dn they getf
Ahmit this, In New York city, foramplei
Tb policeman having either maliciously
or because of misinformation reaolvea
upon th "running In" of a person, pro
od about hi task with a rigor that ua
tifl tb its of thphroomprtd within
th qootatloo mark giran abova, Th
18 cts.
Cheaper than Anybody.
captive is booked ut th aiatloa house, d
privrsl of erurytblng about bin an tb
clothiwoit hi sack, and twurad lq.aeU
that violates, ae far aa iogunntty caa tut-
Keat, every ii'ltinlple of sanitary regula
tion. The Lard bench which aerre tor
couch and clitiir Is a favorite reaurt forrer
mln, nurh a thrive hy proyluK on the hu
man frame. Hats, of n aim and ferocity
found nowhere, save in a police station,
scurry alsiut the liisir.
Th man wii h delirium treinen in the
next "apartment" howls intermittently,
and the unfortunate at reet walker Acroaa
the paxsage way adds to the dill by (.trident,
endeavors at aiiiKiug. NlKht llililer these
circuumtaueea hrliiKa small repose and the
nioriiliii: hut lluht refreshment, for a pria
oner'a breakfast consisla of adryhiiu mid
hot water colored to the semblance, of
colTuu Ii) the lut induct Ion nf burnt bread
crusta. Then the police court. There the
nlleueil culprit thinks he will hare a
chance. Thu judge shall know of the out
rage larrnct rated on him by that "infernal
copia-r." Tin- ejuto ia called.
"l'eoplu v. John 1W; charge disorderly
coniluct; Ollieer llii lianl KHcomplainant.
Well, Din-, guilty or not gnlltyf"
"Not guilty, and your honor"
"Drder now, onler. (.Hiker, atata your
case. "
The k.Ii email gives his version of the
arrest.
"Anv wltneasiis for the defense, Dia'f"
"No, sir; but I'd like to say"
"Say it s'mot her day. Ten dollar or ten
days. Next."
A tMtlice court Is nearly as miaaniatic tn
its atmosphere a a station cell, o If John
IM' can raise the money he pays Ida flue,
reclaims his valuables and gets out. If he
wants to light he can complain of fheoflt
ccr to the IsMird of isimiiiiHsinnera and they
will nir.iiigc for a hearing. The hlueconteil
defendant raises the point that Hoc ha
Is'i'ti , otivii tisl lifter a fair trial in an oan
court of lustice, unit the charges are
promptly dlsmlssifl.
1 know of u man who got into custody
under circumstances m.t wholly dissimilar
from those teitliueil anovc. The s,l, -email
-the alfair .mtuitcI In f hicitgo -"took
Is,'." Id-fore the mis
him for Home one e
take was r.si itied the man's creditors grew
alarmist at the atiair. and lsgau inquiries
and suits which Its) in im indict incut, trial,
ciinviclinn and sentence to thns years in
the penitentiary. The alleged criminal ai-
lieahsl In the siltireme itiilct of the state ot
Illinois, and. pcn.lln. a decision. wa liH-ked
up In Cisik county jail, Itail Issjng refuse,!.
At laeeiidnf A year the din'mucnta were
reviewed, the neiinii nf the Inwer court re
versed and a new trial ordered Then the
man was aeifiiitt.sl ami. as the judge re
mark, s, "left court without a stain ou his
oharaeter.'
A l IHUT IV TUK IIU'IIT IHSiM.
Thai Uiis may not la1 regarded as a fancy
sketch I apsu,l I ue name of this H'raoii
who Inst Ids hiisiness, hwt a vear of his
life and i-anie near being fon-ver disgrnceil
la-caiiso of an ollieer' blunder, that lu
itself, apparently, vincd a trivial matter
.1. W. S kii, fnriuei'ly wholesale dealer
In and luisn-ier of seeds. It is pleasant to
add that tiimuglmut hi long term of con
tltieinent Mr. SvUes retalmsl the affection
and ennliilenee of the church to which he
Is'liiugcl, and (i.nii his prison cell man
age,! its business nlTairs as lluancial secre
tary. KlIKti U. UAVTOS.
DIED FOR UNREQUITED LOVE.
A Handsome anil Intelligent ftweile Kills
lllniself.
A large party of Swede of the well to
do class iu San Francisco were returning
from a picnic I hu other evening when, a
the stea iiiit fleer
ed the wharf. Otto
Philip llaekstmiu
fired a bullet
through his heart
and fell a corpse.
Mia l.lllle Lund
at ran. who waa
near hi in, fell
senseless to the
deck, and soon It
waa learned I hat
their live were
connected In the
events lending to
OTTO naCKBTIIOM.
the tragedy. She la remarkably handsome
and he was a line looking and Intelligent
man, hut though he was madly In love
with her she did not return his love.
They were from the same aiarv In Swe
den, and she came over a year ago In th
same party with him. bo Isdng on hi re
in ru from a visit. She went to live with
her brother In Sail Fraiiclsro and the lover.
who nan srsiimliH hertocoine to America
that he might pmsM-iite his suit, grew
more Infatuated than ever. When the data
of the May festival drew nigh he Informed
hia most Intimate friend that he would
make a llnal aptil that day, and, If re
fused, kill himself. It mwiii that he kept
bl word. No bin me la attached to tin
young lady by hi friends.
A I'nrluu Plant fitly Named.
Th Sioux Indian tell a strange story
about an historic locality. They any that
ou the hillock where Custer fell now grow
a plant uever sismi there before a curious
plant with tall, slender leavea, curved In
the mart form of a aals-r, with edges so
harp as to lull let keen wound upon U0
wary hands, and those who pluck II ones
stain drop H, so strangely cold anil clammy
are Its loaves. It Is-ars a golden bued,
heart haaal blossom, and In the renter Is
one small soot of brilliant red, like a drop
of blood. The Indians regard It with npr
titlou awe. They cull It "Custer' heart,"
and cannot be induced to touch it, claim
ing that the blossom crushed In th hand
leave a blond red stain Impoaelbl to re
move. A urtllog Tale from India.
From India comes a Strang story of
wholesale attempt nt murder. It Is ald
I hat at every suit iuu on the Kantern Bengal
railway paasengera are warned not to ao
cept food or drink offered them by stran
gers, "aa nn organised band has bean dis
covered whose plan it Is to treat paasen
gers to food, drink and sweetmeat which
hav been poisoned, and decamp with their
booty while th victim I Insensible or
dead. Many deaths nave resulted from
thea crime."
Ice Cream Freezers
THE PIRATES' TREASURE.
gam
Callfbrnlan Think
They Know
Where It Is.
About 400 mile eouthweat of Panama I
Uttln Island nailed Ooooa, and on that
laland an Immeaae treaanra Iln buried,
according to a story that ha bean growing
for fifty year or more. Indeed, If th
story had not laen o lung In growing It
would ls more credible, but aucb. aa it I
here It is:
TUK BCH00ITR1I LAURA.
About fifty year ago a forlorn caatnway
on the coast of Newfoundland waa cared
for by a family named Caten, and told
them of the burled treasure. lie aaid that
he hail lawn cnmiHrlled to resign a lleuten-
antciy tn the English nary on account of
having killed another officer In a dual, and
hail then entered the Peruvian nary.
I yearning that an ltnmenae treasure waa
on it way from Peru to Knglnnil, he had
nrganixed an outlaw crew and captured
thn veasel and treasure after a bloody
fight. The pirate then quarreled abont
it, and many were killed. The other
buried the treasure on the Coco island and
had tn diaiiersc at onoe, aa two or three
government ship were after them.
In time nearly all of the pirate were
killed or takeu and hanged, and Thunipaon
(tiie name by which the stranger called
himself) gave up whatever claims he bad
tn Caten and returned to England. Caten
recovered the treasure and removed part of
I U... -.).. .xl , ka mul,.,lAB Ills anna
' It, but rehnriod the remainder. HI tons
atarusi alter it, out tneir vessel rounaerea
and all on board were lost. Meanwhile
Thompson had married In England and
died. His widow appeared In San Fran
cisco recently, claiming to have a complete
clew to the lis-allty nf the treasure, and th
schooner l.mra, Btted out under her dlreo-
win, i..r-i ...j -
are luimenat. poasn.illtlea, either for failure
r. ...nsuu In the .ntarnns. This hn
or tic-ess, In th enterprii
have risked money on the venture will
either "go broke" or become millionaires.
MURDER OF A PRIEST.
The rtr of a Chleajo Church
Killed
hy a Lunatic
The only possible theory on whlrh to ac
count for the recent klltlngof Father 8. M.
A. llnrrett, at Chicago, by Patrick Keady,
la that the murderer Is insane. He did not
know hi victim, had no prejudice against
the Catholic religion, and seem to hav
taren actuated by th merest freak of
lunacy.
The afternoon of the tragedy Father Bar
rett, who suffered from paralysis, sat on
the porch of his house. A man entered the
front gnte and approached.
"(iiMsl evening, father," said the stranger.
"(tisal evening, sir," the priest replied
cheerily. "I hope yon are well."
"I am nut," the man said, rather abrupt
ly. "I liavea pain in my heart that la both
ering me very
much s nd I'm
afraid I'm going
to die."
"Have you Is-en
drlnklngf" the
priest asked, no
ticing for the tint
time the stran
ger's 11 e r y com
plexion it nd the
peculiar expres
sion of his eyes.
"Nil, I have not,"
he replied. "The
only thlngthat ails
me ia my heart."
r.VTIIKtt nUIHF.TT.
"Then you had better go home and rest
yourself," was the priest's advice.
At this the man drew a revolver andshot
Father llarrett through the laiwel. On
la-lug arrested a few momenta later ha
gave tho name of Patrick Keady and aaid
he waa a horse slincr by occiiwtioa. Th
womided priest died next day.
lie waa
nearly SO years old and for twenty-three
years had been pastor of St. Stephen's
church.
JACK THE INK SLINGER.
A 81 range and I'nnrontabl
aerie of
Crimes.
All spring nml early summer New York
women were In a ieulo over the atrangs
uiul causeless malli-oof anme unknown per
son who, aa opmrtuiilty offered, poured In-
ilxfliilii I..L mi ft, .M.wi.a nt .M.....unu.l,
along llroariwny and Fifth avenue. Th
crime waa res'ated so frequently aa to
create a general public outcry ami all th
police of the city were ordered to keep
sa-ciiil watch for the mysterious person
known aa "Jack the Ink Sliuger."
Soon after tbr promulgation of the order
a patrolman stationed at Fifty-ninth street
ihiivimh..
and Ninth avenue
saw a shah b 1 1 y
dressed laborer
following two wo
men. He took the
fellow In i nsteily,
and caught him,
a It were, red
handed, for hi
lingers dripped
with aniline, ami
several lain Ira of
the at ii IT were
found on hia per
son. At the pre-
loll lonrfoHS,
iiminary riiiiiunatlon next tiny It wss as
certained that hia name was John Con
nor and his occupation that of a hostler.
He refused to give any reason for pursuing
his singular and unprofitable Hue of mi
chief doing.
Asking a Pension' on Novel Gruiiads.
Hesekiith Forrester, of llitla-rsham coun
ty, Ua., haa made application for a pension
on grounds Mint, to say the least, are a lit
tle unusual. He states that during the
war, while on a man h, a comrade playfully
struck him with s knapsack. In the knap
sack was a three pronged fork, and the
prongs stuck in his left ellsiw.two of them
breaking off and remaining there. The
arm has laren useless ever since.
Collegians rut astonishing capers some
times. When Harvard defeated Yale In a
recent athletic contest the friends nf ths
victors found outlet for their Joy by paint
ing the legs and face of the John Harvard
stAtne a bright red.
Every man in Uiiruiah Is expected at
snms time In his life to Im a priest. As a
consequence the streets nf Mnntlalay ar
thronged with yallow robed, shaven bawled
mens.
IF
MAI0EN8 ARMED WITH OUNt,
Military Drill a a Means for Mweaatal
I'ltysleal Training,
DaiiK'or la known a the Qneen Hr
Maine, and nhe now deeervea th tlllati
tduublo diifroe, for a number el Ik
princeaapa have of late been learning
how ti mlo in times of war aa well a
n dtiya of pence.
The CliiU-nthirttiH in the name of a mili
tary roniNiy coinpoaed eutiroly of
romely young women who last winter
ratno to thoconcluaion that phy-ical train
ing was a good
thing, and that
the beat result
in that direction
oonld bo ob
taincd through
the nae of the
army drill. Hav
ing apttled pre
liminaries the
mnidoni secured
for instructor
Capt. L.Chllcott,
the handaome
oommander of
Compuny U, Soo
nnd regiment,
and ninply rec
ompoiianl him
for bis eervirea
hy naming their
organization 1 n
his honor.
Thnmghont wln
ter and Hpring the
willing yinmg A ram mtrr.'tnF.E,
warrior devutl himself to his congenial
task. But he made of the drills no holi
day or society affairs, and the recruits
wore worked aa hard aa if they were
members of the regular army. The pri
vates carried Bpringfield cadet rifles
weighing aevon and three-quarter
! pminda. and the officer were Multiped
... ... 1 1 "
with swords f the regulation United
States army pattern.
The other evening the Chllcothtans in
vited their friends to witness a drill at
Nomtula'ga hull. Those present were
, amply rewarded for their attendance.
They saw thirty lovely damsels in tight
; amng wniaia anu miiea skirta, tnmmea
, handsomely with white, high laced boota.
"
l.M-..ss tanvur., Ill, 1.IC HIlllHI BJin,
and wetuing jaunty cadet caps on til
poised hernia. Capt. Blanche Louise
Hellier waa in command and gave her
orders with the cuuUdenoe of a veteran.
The manual of arms and the company
volutions were performed without a
mistake, and the wonderful proficiency
of the Chili othinns elicited well earned
applause. The young ladles were
showered with floral tributes and ball
tlk.t.,M I...SH...I . 1 . I.
tuk nu KTii Kxr.armt
ended Hie event. On behalf of her com
rades dipt, Ilellier presented Capt C 1
oott with a swoni and belt, and Lieut.
Mitchell, his assistant, with a gold watoh.
The military drill aa A means of physi
cal training neema to be a success, la
Bangor anyway.
Statistic Abont th KetMs
Some one hits recently figured out tb
exact dintanco that a person may be re
moved front a reflecting surface and ret
. hear the echo of hia own voice. Viva
. syllables a second is said to he the limit
I both of distinct pronunciation and die-
tinct hearing. This gives one-fifth of a
eoond for each syllable. When the at
mosphorio temperature is 61 dags, sound
travels 1,190 feet a aomind. In ene-fifth
that time It will cover a distance of tU
feet Hence, if a reflecting aurface la
feet distant the Initial sound of ao.
ottered syllable will be returned to the
just aa the next syllable start on Ita
I Ipumey,
In this ease the first fifth of
the second la consumed in th utterance
of a syllable and the next fifth of tha
eoond tn hearing its echo. Two sylla
bles would be echoed from a reflectintj
surface 9S4 feet distant, three syllabi ea
i ... i n
of aublenosa.
from Run feet, and so en within the limit
"Orssl th Clllssa."
Mr. H. H. Kolilsaat, of Cliioago, baa
arranged to emct at his own expense a
statue of (Jen. Urant in civilian drese,
which Is to stand on an appropriate atta
at Oalena, Ilia. The figure will be of
bronxe, tight feet tall, and will aur
t
THE All, ATI XI) DXSIdlf.
mount a pedestal tea feet bills. Tfca
statu will be unveiled some time neat
spring In the pre nee of a distinguished
oompany of Invited guests.
s. nlf i i
: Ttmi
-iWi!
IT.