The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-11

There was no pre.edenl for. the situation
Mis-, Rodwcll and Mr4 Princle. discussing IT
with Miss Pocket in the sewing room lmme-
Miss Rodwcll, in the enforced intervals Of
respectable. prisons in The country. and Mr.
Pringln had been nine, year, in s%eClislon and
sednlously posted in al the p3ssibiliti", Of ths
Il ease TO match Miss Pocket. Miss Rodwell :
recollectious included an, clopement with u
OF the handsome furgcr and the Gnvernur'S
second wife but there was io instance. recorded
and prisoner Oh opposite sides of VI" same
prison There was. therefore,. no assistance
Bu, hi, did not trouble Miss Pocket at all
She took 1t a. M omen Of success that her lover
was still a. hand and her one thought now was
how she should work out her littlc plan. III
dependent az her spirit was. I pleased her To
know that her two principal churns looked not
T man was OF T NATURALIZATION n"r TnH,Ts ia app p%siHS ssn nnd
carried his suit Of drab and Its broad arrow
embellishments with a style which Miss Pocket
thought suggestive Of service in good families
Miss Rodw els experienced eyes had perceived
by the blue facings on his JACKIE: that he WAS
Her friends were afraid. however. that Il
would take Miss Pocket all her time" 10 i'm
prove the acauaIntqnce. Miss Pocket herself
was sansuine, for she had lust mnde another
discover, which she thought might be- useful
10 her. il was TINT The principal wardcr Of
D Wing a , ,S,r Nag boc y%nns wo,msp no :
junior wardcr on the male side of the estab-
li.hment. something ought 10 como Of that.
IiTih ss'T replied Wei" I should think 50.
iovey." So Mis-. Pocket took the occasion OF
the next visit of Warder. Winsome To her cell
20 say something respectful and pretty on the
subject,
Law. Pocket. and pray how did You know
that" said the wardcr. and added. but there
" -. 1900 a.. Ennnr n hin .R2tNn .HNA a.
prison, That's what ! always say" aud there
was truth in It.
,Warder winsome was not offended. though.
lowed il un rs deity ms might loo. and then.
as the warder was about 10 leave her. sat down
nn,u ITi w SSo' in i The world wardeWr Winsomo
must needs put 4 eooc.natMred question: hn,
MIS- Pocket * , Teul sdS %nIE say d ma, s H.. -d I'm.
some's ki-i-ndness. Sho was very g-glad
Miss winsome was 50 h-harry.",
cry, Pocket" said tho warder.
"So. miss only LIN in Love. too" sobbed
What could the warder do bu, proHcr such
n word of comfort and condolenco n the free
woman would nat'irally find for a cantiyo
of government differs much on tho male and
the female sides Of n prison, you can coercc
the man where. IN the last resort. YOU cannot
possibly coercc the woman md a warder who
knows her business does not miss a chance 81
c"nciliating ono of hcr charges .Marder Vim
some, pl 'pIINf' NlNI'Nfu. lnht MIS- I'Htfl. =
lament was for q lover whom she had loft in
the FREQ world. Miss Pocket. weeping softly,
,nsDdss' sh her, would TS ave H iSSSS sS TT ncx, DUN I'm,
Miss Pocket checking her 'cars, said it was the
simple truth.
And what ma kcs me feel it So serious. Miss
WILSON'S. dear. II you'll pardon the liberty"
said Miss Pocket in conclusion. Us that ] never.
1 f. n ,s,ns. ! Mis.S MiS asSS, a , ESSSnf s T q s' hsy.
come to a place like this 20 find my hearth It's
hard isn't III And you ~ f-free and c-com-