The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-17

ton. II il a public Institution. and the first ait
N ate I rn ieit 70 tReI good nature Of The mstron
II y a part Of her duty, The presiding geniui
e Sss shT I Sl9sG . & Z Shs q a SSs w wnR 4 SO sha S aSf b BEEN
ia, and cRseTfaiiy announses hSrsslff 70 6e ~
t sRap iaslR Tisti ofERSSeiTlslRPP3y RSir. Il tn o oyldSStt
work, Tho thlnRs which above oil others I'm
press the women she serves, aocording 70 tneir
ess and the superlative, cieaniipess Of every
thing about the place. Tho towelsin the wash;
% TSS3 St t z 2 E Espt s S5s isw9 sn;d the sP %SED " d Hna
sitting and reading room There are Only two
and a centre table and rocking chairs htted
iittie e oil stSVe. with HlsP The s" aid Of Y Witch InS more /
one cup of tea has been supplied to q TssFy
NOT TS"1 paid Ei'n 70 p give away ~'I tea; but Then
she ,is not paid to, 60, out into the road
%, reEard, save the satlsiaction she, takes n
been hurt. and once when a. woman had been
b bEF5 %,re into SR S sSreSs, she sef found HSfG al H sTSo. Pfr a9e
Of the Park" an old skirt. which was lent to
S Sss * 81 n R tSg rain In. M 2n aS Sfsu wRfR sy cottsss sE IS
the woods is a haven In which scores find shelter.
IT, Thq SSs t ,IsS G msy T Ssssp Il long Mi SIS a SRSy care
in says that Park commissIoner BToNor
takes as much interest In the work she
e. Gpf iro that ., '9 9SS h sas is .$ II Rays and G9YG ssm aasss
morning until Bin the evening. It is generally
long after 8 at night that she gets away, how
rihtsaini as long as IS she inds anything to do. She
Pc was Installed, Sundays and holidays are
haF htlQiQGt tfmau for fhnn anNtnnnfR nrn mnat
common. Sometimes in. q day she has TO bind
wounds or plaster up abrasions on dozens of
work they cause a her. Miss McHaugRiia says:
Wheel riders are the incest class of people 1
While the Pride 9i the Park " f. conducted
c S1fh re special 81 c6 Gegssd sn Sye Msisom all T tbGra' s and
carriage, riders or the drive have many things
for which e bless, the gentle guardian OF the
%R0 aS SP Pot care stt so SSSo i tfhGffr lvfb@ Boys ana ana ar Sirfs
LauRhlin.. Concerning her ILLUSTRATIONS to
men naeI this little woman sS1 la5nghtnEiy makes the
occur to them. They never get hurt"not
around here anyway: they wait until they get
down the path around the roadhouses before
they let anything out OF the way happen"
A, bicycle policeman who is the hero Of sew
few days ago and watched a fellow officer pedal
the neighb9r6ood Of 300 pounds. The Rrst one
fhi s rsn Snf dnonh' PRo aIEittRsFG %aEses 5h stf 9aa ad SiEs;
cops" In a confding o~utburst he continued:
s &pn e Il tffISpis5 Political ii,nSfIusnesfs
snug berths in the department, and every man
viii 2 pull works TO- get put into i; That is
Z inereSslns in weight I MT e numbers TIC
speedily losing i. You see. there. is not any
mands scorching ability. am likely to 90 any
day to make room for some fellow of heavy
tonnage and short draught."
One century run or n few forty-mile rides.
al and T paTiGrs. / t S9nE.'nS T nssG rem 1sTffP %as t f12@ 81
a bachelor past 40 who is addicted to century
n Tnns: as was q so% coaeIe m SSRSp tss " RRoWn I'd
every one in the party sitting on free benches
from which they could see the other riders
tieve it to be u fact he Continued. II tell you,
boys, It is no idle, sailors dream to say that the
them. This makes the fourth couple that l
know OF TO step off since the season opened,
acquaintance before last winter, some not until
later, and that is saying nothing of engage;
@entsi a fe llSID and d E bI EITIlsan Eet , a mdntE t SeIl
understand each other like a book and feel as
II they had been sweethearts and chumS for
years, Ihink OF the opportunities on a GEN.
What about the broken engagements of
man who had experience in that direction.
Well" returned the bachelor, II suppose
own In nth that WA way w but n temp naa and fr9T NOT tho e, b Shielr
Gle ell wss the cause, The bicycle is the greatest
trary:," broke, in the second speaker. i say
that the bicycle prevents many more marriages
chickering's between sweethearts who 90 out
with other fellows and other girls. and often a
CRY, after riding. viii make a display Of ugii-
ness and cause q breaking-up row of which he
f e ss ssS SSG!e i! 4GI f. E EaBisy at %S SEe'F To%eh F RSsf
are r0h' . 6qshs J5nteEETIS SEDsis ri6}Das rs So one ao %tySGa a
cha Tity and tenderness there is in q, mani
mans wife. sometimes" This was the cut-in
OF another wh2 had not spoken, before. and he
S IDst week Sei that Rt4 Was g9P prs SsqT at thB by d 4 m5S s foso
ping at one OF the Photographic sheds on the
road and finding a picture Of his wife on, a
tandem at that? p
Say" snorted the original trouble maker,
you have stories to tell with that voice OF yours,
better get them photographed. and reproduced
IN hall tones. II It's my talk. keep still or I'll
Age before wisdom, go on" drawled the
Qulet memDer OF the group.
The party Of the first speech tried for a mo-
m men to 1,; gst angry put EriRned and started off
riding women are not all young and beautiful,
and that II they have the habit they had better
not the fault Of the bicycle. My point was that
q young couple who have been spooning around
brought together on q single century ride. or a
few middle DISTANCE trips, in q way that brings
romantic about gliding along side BY side, WITH
the man looking out for the comfort OF the Rln.
y suggests the real road Of life. promotes en-
Here. We all quit when you get to poetry"
called the quiet, one; Let us jog, along, and
you can tell us how It Ia that with all your CEN
fury riding nothing matrimonial has happened
to you"
GOLF IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Tho Links and the Landslide tho Two Topics