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LAsHhD Ar HOLLAND Bous. DOOR.
Hor.eman whipped by an Istr tabman
woman Passenger screamed. Then Fled.

Peter Herman. hanson cab driver EN-
ployed by the New York cab Company, was
hired by Q woman at the Long Island Railroad
station last night to take her 10 the II olGnd
House A. he turned west into Thirtieth
street from Madison avenue 10 drive 10 the
side sntran,o Of the hotel role Hart Of ls7 hast
trotter to a NEht runhbout around tho same
,orner into Madison avenue
1t IooAed t. byutAn ders a. II tine two vehoies
could easily pa,s each other. but Herman puiloi
lis horse over and hl. haI,um struck the runa-
bout aud knocked the seat loose. Tart Was
nearly IO.tlCd ont.
Why don't YOU look where you're going'-
tie shouted 'u k-ruau.
Klsrn.n raised his long whlp and brought 10
bwn oyoT HATS head Then he again lashed
Hart who jumped from the gunaDout and ran
toward the cab hor,es head Herman. who
l. ndf ~ big again a. Hart JumIed from tho
hanson and renewed the whpplng I'LL getting
TO CLOSE quarters he u~et his list Hart de-
fendei nlin-e as best he oou.d Tie woman
IN the hanson had been screaming Now she
jumped from tho rts and ran ~ 10 the infurlated
cabnla an
Please, please, don't 10 thi, she crle.
To he'll with you. said Herman. -Glt away
The woman fei and no ono In the crowd
that hai yatheTsi saw where she went. 10
liceman NaChbaT arrive at this moment and
srrsste Herman lie was locked up In the
Ten erioin police station on a charge OF assa at
which Hart prelerTel.
The yo.ice found Ia the cab sit ca.e marked
Mrs Knapp. 10 West Iwenty-seyeut th street
A. that address II was sud that q Mrs. Knapp
had formerly lived there but had moved away
sometime ago. At the Holland House IL was
said that Mrs Knapp frequently came 70 the
hotel for n short visit but that they did not
know whore her home was, and she was not
AT the hote
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$50 900 TO sIs.5oo on H'KINLEY.
JAS Of Bryan Money Left with He'll a o.
snapped Up and More wanted.

Some Bryan betting money placed with
Bel a Co. the Wall street brok ers. was quickly
covered yesterday hy Mckinley men at ODDS
OF 10 I, All told the Arm bet s,2,ooo on
Bryan against $4,000 which the Mckinley
men furnished The nrm declined TO say who
put NJ the Bryan money or whether they
thought more would be forthcoming
There was plenty Of to / Mckinley money
obtainable In Wall Street oil day !. D.
Judge. the curb broker. said he had good
sized block Mr. Judge also had 5000 70 bet
even In lots Of 500 that Kings county will 20
Republican
F.. L. MordeoaI. broker. OF 50 Broadway,
said that he had tO75O that he would IKE IN
bet on the election Eight thousand dollars
he would place at 4to on the general result
$500 even that Mckinley carries New York
state by 1900 me- ortty. $500 at 20 that
MnKlDley carries Maryland and another $500
at the same odds that West Virginia goes for
NoKnley The other $3.50 NJ Mordccni
would IKE to bet even that Mckinley carries
Delaware
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rLor TO AssAssISATs THE GEAR.
Attempt 70 blow Up In a Tunnel the Train oa
witch He Travelled,
Special Cab, D"pateh 10 THE SUN

Special Clbs Dbpdlef 70 lHt oVN
SFBAsTopoI, Oct 10 Authentic details have
come to light OF plot t. eaassinute the tver
which was prepared month ago. and for com
plicity iu which several persona have now been
arrested
There are a series Of tunnels on the railway
between Losova and SebastoToi through which
the Czar and CzarinA would have 20 pass willis
Journeying 10 Sras In the Crimes. The scene
chosen for the murder was the last tunnel.
which IL $40 yards long On the Sebastorol
end Of the tunnel there Is a cast iron pipe at tho
entrance which IL used to carry on the surface
water.
Before their MaJesties arrived. and before de-
tachments Of troops were posted TO guard
the route, some people living In the vicinity
of the tunnel noticed "A student, who Ia now
spoken Of as *, who is the son Of Post Cap
tain In the Black Sea fleet. and who belongs
TO the University OF Moscow. digging In the
earth close to the tunnel They thought he
was digging worms for fishing. but colonel
Of sendarmes suspected that he was engaged
in no innocent work and had him watched
When the posse approached him X" threw
aside his spade and hed He was CHASED and
captured II was then found that section
Of the water piIe hfty- inches long had
been extracted hed with explosives and re-
buried The next DAY this mne was exploded
In tho presence OF the poioe IN fed near
Sebsstop, with terrific eiects. EKi cts say
II would have DESTROYED both tho train and
the tunnel. Most active searches In southern
Russia and MOSCOW for the oonspirators re-
suited In many arrests.
1t Ia recalled that In tho course OF the inquiry
at Rome into the assassination Of King Hum
bert II was found that the murder Of Emperor
William and the Gar had been pro- ected by the
international group Of Anarchists to which
Brescl. King Humbert's assassin. belonged
The vigilance and the number Of the guards
protecting the Czsr have now been increased.
and the regulations governing admissions TO
LivadLa. where their Msje-ties are sojournins.
are much more strin gent than ever before
The sun., 1900-10-20
OVERCOME ny AUTOMOBILE GAS.
Yonkers Blind Man Tries to Tinker His Ma
chine. which Springs AIeak.

YoSKERs, y. Y. oct ls.-Mr. Frank r Ford
OF 81 Hawthorne avenue, is the first man on
record to be overcome by automobile gas. Mt
Ford Is a wealthy man, but has been lnoaraci-
tated for many years from attending to bus
mess IN account OF total blndua-~ Last
sprinR he bought an automobile. and with
the assistance of an attendant hrs enjoy ed
many long runs through the city and country.
barn whore tho automobile Is kept and started
~ work around II, The door Of the barn VAS
closed The gas generated from the gasoline
i'm the vehicle began 10 leak and MIR Ford was
overcome hy the fumes. At O'Clock, having
been missed at the house. he was looked for. and
when found was unconscious, Those who en-
tered the barn for him could hardly hrcathe
there Several physicians worked over tie
unconscious man for some time before he was
restored
The sun., 1900-10-20
BROOKLYN FOR M.KTNLBY.
DemscIstic Bcttou Lose Hesrt-PienU of
worth Money In sight.

Two weeks ago former sheriff william
Battling bet sS,OOO even with Louis 4 Behnan.
she theatrical manager that Brooklyn would
so FOR Mckinley. and several small beta we're
made At the time on similar terms The Demo
cratic managers now virtually conCede thht
on Nov Ar Buttiug's bank account viii
be Increased with Democratic money to the
amount ol 500, AID no more even betA can
be- obtAiuet Yesterday the Republican hettots
olsred 80 again-i 500. that jacob Worth
would carry the Fifth Congress district, al
Though two wears ago II gave 2.0SJ majority
for the Democratic candidate
The Ropub icau managers in Rrgoklvn have
dacded to abandon the pro- osod parade NJ
thr end Of the month. owing e. the desire of
the district associations to participate Ia the
dem onstratious In Manhattan.
The sun., 1900-10-20
Labor, picker with the saloons.

The National Wino and Liquor Dealers Asso-
citation. Whose annual convention closed IN Bal
tmore last evening. has agreed 10 tho PROPOSE
ton OF the New York Central Fed rated Union
10 cooperate with that body 10 is efforts 10
organic unions b all the breweries An agree
tnent was reached nv which the assoclati n
binds fla IL and it, members 10 hire only uuon
vaItars and bartonders, TO sell only u ion prod
ur,s as IA Rs possiue. and to use their Efforts
In every wnv 10 unionlze tie pool breworias
throughout the country In return the g. r. 4
and organized labor generally ns represented
by IL agrees Z patroniZ" only the saloons OF
members Of the ass ciaiion.
The sun., 1900-10-20
EExICAN VILLAGE SWEPT AWAY.
Cioudburst DESTROYS House' and live stock
Three Drowned.

Fl. Plso. ToH.. Oct io.-The village Of Quad
sloupe. Mexico sitused forty miles below FL
Paso and one mile from the Rio Grlnde River.
was swept away by a cloudburst In the mount
ains Wednesday night. The storm could DO
heard approaching from a distance and the
inhabitants. some five hundred In number. had
suf1oient time to fee to the foothills. and all
eecaped with their lives. according TO the
meagre reports received here to-day, except
an old man and two children,
The news Of the destruction Of the village
was brought 10 JusreE by runner who was
sent 70 this point for ass stauoe. Several
wagon loads Of supplies were forwarded, The
condition Of the people Of Guadsloupe u de-
scribed rs pltiable In the extreme. Not only
were their humble homes swept away by tho
torrent but all their cattle horses. fowls and
goats were lost.
The sun., 1900-10-20
STRIPPED or HIS SWORD.
An Infantry OnicH Disgrnced -Four Days
After His Promo

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Oct 10 Pour days nrter
receiving his commission promoting him from
the rank Of captain Of the Second United states
Infantry Regulars now stationed at Fort
Thomas. Major william Turner Of the Sixth
Unit states Infantry was stripped Of his
sword He is now under arrest at the post
pending Investigation by court OF army
officials THIS Ia the outoome OF his being
found unconscious IN a saloon in the Midway"
Of Fort Thomas
The sun., 1900-10-20
EVEN HOVBY on KANSAS.
Hepub,tesn state Committee Makes a Bet Of
81 600 ON the STATE.

TOPEKA, RHn Oct. 10 The first bet Of 81 oo0
even mo rey on the result Of tie sleotion IN
Kansas was made here to-day. he RepuOli-
can State Comm ttee pu, IN the m oney and A.
\ A ndersor. Democrat cover Il IT, Tn oftoers
OF the committee ssy thst Republican, In
var Ioas parts OF the 81 ate hava deposit large
sums with them to bet that Mckinley and Stan-
ey Will carry Kansas
The sun., 1900-10-20
BRIDEsbAID LIKED THE IDEA.
So She and the Best MN Returned TO Chur sh
and There Was Another Wedding.

So She and the Best Nan Returned TO ChursA
and There Was Another wedding.
YoNKnRs. DOT. la-Miss Sarah Chamberlain
and Mr. Andrew Hasborn Of this city were
married at St. Marys Church last Wednesday
by the Rev. Charles Il. Corlsy. and Miss Roso
kennedy OF Plalnheld. n. j.. and Benjamin
Erownslee OF this oty acted as bridesmaid
and best man, The arrangements had BEEN
the Interested parties had suspected that a
wedding wa. IN SSntsmpsti n, on 1.s ths Wy ySs,yy
home from church NJ "a oorn iu c9iaS9 Hrn W.:
turned 10 Miss Kennedy and asked her r. she
would return o. the church and marry him,
received new instructions and within half an
hour from the tlrne u the Arst oeremopy the
second was performed py asl night the twos
hridogrooms had secured two fats on Linden
street side by side.
The sun., 1900-10-20
A Ktntuoky N-gro's Crime.

CrNrHIANA Ky. Dot le-Jsmes j. Lnly, o
prominent coiored politician OF this city. shot
and kil cd his wife late last night because she
attended a camp meeting contrary 10 his wishes.
lie started TO Escape but posse pursued He
Jumped from n bridge to tn rivor :Orty feet
below, swan 20 the ; lore ard Immediately upon
reach .ng the ground drew 9 revolver aud shot
himself through the stomach he will dio.
The sun., 1900-10-20
REGISTRATION UP 7Hb STATE
All the Interior Cities Show Increase. ov.r
Pour Years AGO.


-Four Years Aao.
Poughkeepde-Three days registration in
this oity. 6.sas. which IA only so less than tie
complete registr atom for 1899
Newburgh-Totsl registration three dayA
ke,s The total for four days In 1920. was 8. 60
CorninsDrhe three da,s' registration shows
2.as7, ~ agains, is1 In lseo, and 2,OSo In 1895.
BinGhantOn-Tho regsuauon for he first
three da.s vss s.1sl, In 1870 the regt,traton
for four dsyS wa. 0, ~ and IN 1865 IL Wa 052s.
ssan't i,s4i In lses and Zoo IN lsVs
Jamestown-fotal registration for three
davs This year. lesa, against L572 In 800,
Plattsburgh-TotAr egistratton here for three
dayA ata3ngsinst a-23< IN 1926. and 2.3l2 In
Watertown-Frst three days registration.
ass. against 5000 IN 1900 and $500 In 1879.
BunlQ--The regtstrHtion to-day was 49,
TAI making total Of 40. l6s for the threeelays o.
This Is an Increase OF e,t47 over the nrst three
dAvs OF 1899
Uuosr-Three days registration, lii4A,
against ass IN 1890 and 10, $50 In 1899.
Syracuse-R ci-trauon, three days. "a 70o
agslnst 2l.s7e in 1853
Troy-To tai registration for three days, 10 t77,
against 10 SOC In 1890
The sun., 1900-10-20
GOLD DEMOCRATS ~ INDIANA.
The National Committee Believe. IL Has Got
so Per Cent AWAY From Bryan.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. DOT. Io--The Gold
Democratic County Commit e his taken poll
OF thr God Democrats In this Otpri NJ county
thai is a surprise The committee hns lat Of
i.4S0 Democrats ~ thb county that urn opposed
80 BrEa The eeder5 DO no, advise Gold D'mo-
orsts To vote for Alcklulev, b 10 remain away
from th' p is w. 'ae they can not conroion-
tiou -ly vote for him,
Tho Cod Dem. cratic Na'io nj Committee !s
pulling s'ery rope hat will help carry Indiana.
'. VI. Martin, who hns churRA NJ national head
quarters, said tod y I'VE hqv. rot 81 'nr
G nj. of he India "a Gold Democrats away from
BRYAN"
The sun., 1900-10-20
A TRAIN STRIKES 4 STREET CAR.
Five So Badly Hurt In Indianapolis That tn ey
viii Dic-Tcn Injured.

IsprASAPoLn. Ind. OCT. ia crowded
street car on the Brlghtwood line was struck
by a Lake Erie and Western freight train at
lols o'clock tonight and partially ground
to pieces The passengers were hurled In
every direction and the following were so badly
maimed that they cannot recover; Archie
stan, George Barnes. LYDIA Weeks. Hattie
Guriey and Fred Baldwin
Ten other people received slight injuries
hut VIII recover.
The sun., 1900-10-20
Ip AL the REPUBIICANs DROP DEAD
Says Odell. the Democrats MAY Garry New
York-NothinE Impos.Ible.

II was remarked Yesterday at Republican
State b adquarters by the Hon, Benjamin b.
Odel Jr, Chairman OF the STATE Committee,
VIII en- ho was informed that Mayor Mcclure
said that Mex nley would not come 10 the city
line with plur ality Of more than 1900, and
that the Democratic rsrty migA, curry tho
State, that this was possible,
Il se' no reason to Ola Sc my estimate OF
100 900 plurality for the Republicans In NV
York state" ,sid Mr. Odel "Of course. ths
Democrats may carry the Site. II all the Re-
publioans drop dead between now and cleo
lion day
The sun., 1900-10-20

HrNTINdIoN, /. /. o 1 % big boulder
was moved yes s,erday from the estate Of George
TAYLOR at .lesi,e ihrc' o. lies 20 the Iluntirg-
ton llural Cemetery md place IA position on q
LOT owned hy Mr. Taylr The hould will
serve as A monument ltw. i:h- ten tOns, and a
81. cia y butt truck an3 iv' t1ms Of horses
hauled H. lhe stone "a. d 10 mark he suot Ola
the shore O. Hunt no on liav wn"re Nathan
ii 10 landed on hi, p"rliuu~ mission into iho
British line,
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Mlred Horse Drowned by Rising lid.

4 black horse which has he n roaming around
the meadow ~ Corev Island for the la.t week
| st its !e YESTERDAY ~ sinking into tho mire
and bens Or wuod b. the isug tiia Tho
nnimal pur NJ hC'd Ncht. as can b . soen by
thu condition uf the ground about A.. bur VIVA
nna ly overcome
The sun., 1900-10-20
Tube COMPANY, Youngstown Plan, starts Up

YorNGsTowN. Ohio. oct. 10. -Ge' ersl Mana
ger Water /. KnufTmau ot the Youngstown
plant OF the National Tube Company received
orders Tonight a onca 10 -inrt nl depart
ments. The fires were lighted this even ing
This viii give employment TO 500 men.
The sun., 1900-10-20
ROBBERS. RAID oy A VILLAGE.
They Blew Open q Bank yaul' ct Bronsuah.
Mo-, and Killed the Town Marshal.

Nevada Mo. Oct 10 Seven robbers entered
the village OF Bronsush. Vernon county. blew
open the vsult Of G.. Brubakers tank and stole
81 63S william Moran. tho town marshal. was
awakened by the explosion. and. getting a shot
gun. started 70 60 the bank As he was step
ping out OF his front door some Of the robhers
who we're on guard fired on him. killing him
instantly After oomp,edAs their work they
went away unmolested.
The sun., 1900-10-20
LOVING cor FOR LIEUT.. H0Bsoy.1
Gen. Wheeler Presents Il on Behalf Of the
Women OF Alabama.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Oct. ia street fair
IL In progress here and to-day has been hero
day. Lieut Hobson and Gen. Joseph Wheeler.
both OF Alabama. two conspicuous figures In
the Spanish war. we're both present. and the
day was devot ed TO the glorifcatlon Of them.
There were 10000 visitors In the city. Gen.
Wheeler. on behalf OF the women of Alabama,
presented TO Lisut HobsoD loving cup, the
handles being dolphtns emblernatic Of the sea,
and between stchlngs comnemorating the
achievement OF the young sailor. Al the re-
quest n Mr. Hobson the names Of his crew were
engraved with his on the cup.
The sun., 1900-10-20
Reristeri Registerl

THIS Is the as day Of registration. No man.
no matter how long he las been a voter. can
vote In this city unles. he registers afresh every
wear The registrv PLACES will be- open from
o clock this morning to 10 o clock tonight
The sun., 1900-10-20
sMALLP0I Nv THE kLoNDIKB.
A Number Of Gases AZ Dawson and Some %
the Creeks QuaTanuned.

VANCOUVER. n. c.. OF 1.-THE steamer
Dolphin arrived from Skaxway last nighs
with 200 Americans on board, They brought
.?SoooO in drafts and gold dust Tho
uassot gers sld that smallpox was raging
o tn Kloodil,C creeks and many OF them were
uuarauuned There we're also twenty-five
cases IN the tity ol Dawson.
The sun., 1900-10-20

PLAouHMISg, La. oct. 10. The negro. Mlry
johnson. who saot and dangerously wounded
Conductor VIII Jordan o. the Texu and Pacific
rld "Wednesday ulght. near Bato Rouge. was
lynohed = O'clock this morning.
The sun., 1900-10-20
$4,000. 900 In Gold From Australia.

SAN Francisco, oct. Ie.-Ihe S Gamer Ala
rneds from vCne arrived to-day til $500
Oo In Britikh sovcreigns. one oftho largest ship
menis OF specie ever brought here.
The sun., 1900-10-20

The decision of the lower court refusing
the motion Of Mrs Elizabeth Clark 70 enJoln
the erection Of the Soldiers and Sailors monu-
ment on Riverside Drive, was affirmed YES
terday by the Appellate Divtsion or the Su-
preme Court without an opinion.
The sun., 1900-10-20
You Can ReGi,tcr To-Day, No, To. Morrow

There are n I % many voters registered in
this city - ought Ia be registered Is your
name on the lSt To-diy Is the last chance,
The sun., 1900-10-20

To NiAgara Fans and all othr points on the New
York Celttat, mileage tickets iuI 500 or 1000 mIleS
Open W every oLe.-Adt.
The sun., 1900-10-20

Gorgeous October outings on the comforta bic
Day Line s'eAmeTs Last down Trip oct ~. Music.
-AdN
The sun., 1900-10-20
The Herald. Election Forecast.

The Herald to morrow viii predict The result OF the
national, State And municipal elections Order q
copy from your dealeI.-AdG
The sun., 1900-10-20

Thr Rerdldto morrow will predict the result II the
national State and municipal elections Order q
eopy from your dsAler.-Ads
The sun., 1900-10-20
PoRTo RrcAN WANTS TO REGISTER
without Naturalization Papers, Because Porto
Rioos American Now-Tsrned Down.

WITHOUT NATURALIZATION FaptTs' BecAubo FoTto
Rioo's American Now-Tsrned Down.
Edward Canellas ~ years old OF 81 West
s,xty-hrst street. went 10 8 Columbus avenue.
the polling place Of the Twenty-frst election
district II the Seventeenth Assembly district
and demnndei To be allowed ~ re- i,,cr lie
explained that he WAS Por,o Rcan by birth.
and Ind been in this country seven vears but
had never been natruali1ed He maintain ed
that naturalization was not nCcessarv 10 Porto
Rico was now paIt OF the United state Jacob
Ssdds the chairman, refused "a ermit him
10 register and CanellaA went away vOvinR
that be wound seek his rights IN the Supreme
Court
The Heraids Election Forecast.
Ths Hsvaid tomorrow win pred ct the result oi the
nAuona State and municipal sleeltols OIdsI
eopy tron ysuf dealsA-AaA -
The sun., 1900-10-20
S,,shbor 20 Al sections.

PennsyIvAnlA Railroads Ohrer ferries render It's
service convenient al parts Of New York ci,y-AdN
The sun., 1900-10-20

The PennSyivauia Limited makes but few stops on
It's daily run 10 ChiesIo-AdG
The sun., 1900-10-20

Poland water sov.re'g rrmedy for esla b,lshinE
lhs functions Ot the stomach -AdH
The sun., 1900-10-20
ro.aI incrrA,.oHer lseoun..

ThIs u only 1900 In Tease Of the lead over
,sos in the first two days. whi'h war IS 500
The dl4triu In this ,omty that IA furthest
ahead Of isos IA the Thirty fifth. q Tammany
distrtr With 600 lend Two Republ sn die
,y,. th, TWenty-frst md the Tmfty-trSt :
lave s 900 apie q and the Iw snty-th!rd, VIII vi
is llose. has 4oOO lead The downtown Tam
many dIstii ,ts have p ked up soneN hat,
The figures In detail for New York and Kngs
counties are
MANHATTAN AND THE BRoSx.
Ei-a ThfH DaEl
The Globe-republican., 1900-07-12
4 Norman In the Harvest Fleiss-

Many citizens of Dodge City viii re-
member. few years ago. a young wo-
man in this city graduated in the high
school and afterwards taught in the city
schools The high hoEoIs with which
the young lady graduated had endea red
Ler to many people 1t was not al,o-
gether tile honor of the graduation, how
ever. which made the kindly feeli.g
towards tie ycung woman- She was
poor and was obliged 10 work for her
board She made and merded clothes
and many hours were spent until past
midnight in studying lessons and finish
ing housework- When the time for
graduation came the young woman filed
her part honorably and crcditably, She
has since taught school in several places
and acquitted herself we'll. The family
live farm IN Gray county, and men
were needed to harvest the crop. IL was
the Young woman who went 10 the
county seat and secured three men for
the harvest field. Returning to her home
the young woman put these men 70 work.
Oae OF the men Was a miner, and while
willing to work. he was nnable TO endure
The haadSllips of heat and dust in the har-
vest field. The young woman, notilin 9
daunted, was equal to The courage which
had always followed her, and she took
the miners place in the harvest field.
and remained with the harves;ers until
the grain was properly stored. Ruth in
the field of Bnaz, never toiled harder or
iacessantly than the heroine of tie har-
vest field of Gray county. There is GER
tainiy a reward for til IS industry. Few
Young women have the endurance. much
less the inclination, to perform the
drudgery of the harvest field. Ii is such
tenacity this that iigi4tens the burden
| OF removing tue obstacles the way.
God will be Kind to her, and like Ruth
viii cause haudftsls of 81 ain to be thrown
IN her way; and praise her for her virtue
and fidelity to her duty i'll life. L he
name of this young woman is Miss Flor
ence Slocun- Her mother has charge CT
the farm and has no male help. No
young man need be afraid to marry this
| young woman.
The Globe-republican., 1900-07-12
Wright, kans-

It IS not generally known that
great deal Of the paper money that ia
constantly circulating about gets fire.
quent washings in the same way as
the housewife or maid goes at the
dirty cloths on Monday morning
In some banks there is regular
washday every month, usually at the
beginning, when clerk Tnay be seen
bent over a tab and rubbing real
money up and down washboarI-
The dirty greenb aclzs that have b. en-
saved up for nth are soaped and
rubbed just like haudkerchiefs and
socks, aud are run through n wrinGe1-
before being put ont TO dry The
paper currency may be handel some
what ugbly, az it does not tear, be
cause there Is IN it u great deal of
silk and linen. After the notes have
been passed through the wrineer
they are hung on a line stretched In
the bank clerks department. Said
one clerk the other day: Il wash
about hundred notes every month,
and when I'm done you can hardly
tell them from now money. The
washing strengthens as well as cleans
the notes. '-Philadelphia Record