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choke it. If such a thing should hap
pen at this one crib practically one
half of Chicago would be cut off from
its water supply. Factories would
shut down, thousands upon thousands
OF men thrown out of employment. and
unless the ground should be heavily
covered with snow there would be no
other means of providing water for
the most necessary purposes.
All through the winter a small force
of men, seldom more than 30, are kept
at work at this crib. To assist them
in their fight against the elements two
powerful tugs are anchored at the crib
and keep churning the water and ice
into foam with their screws. Without
the tugs the task would be almost
hopeless, but there the two little boats
stay throughout the winter, practic-
ally the one protection great part of
the city has against a water famine.
During the more severe weather, when
old Boreas is sending his most chill
ing blasts from the north, the men and
boats are cut off from communication
with shore, and, though often short
Of provisions and suffering with hun
ger, the fight must be kept up.
This one feature of Chicago's fight
against the elements costs the CITY
government more than $4,000 each
winter.
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Not Appreciated in

NneSgo' of streets, of a
vast territory, of a fire system with 20,
Ooo@or more hydrantS and of a water
system that supplies a clear sparkling
fluid from far out in the lake. But
when, in the winter season, it comes to
finding the dollars to care for all these
itisan entirely different proposition. 1t
costs money to shovel snow from the
streets, to prevent fire MIGRANTS from
freezing, to keep the great tunnels that
supply water TO the city free of ice.
The public official of the city of Chi
oago finds his pleasure in life in the
summer time. If he did not find it then
he would be unable to find it at all. In
the winter time his days are made mis-
cradle by the appeals of suffering hui
mainly throughout the length and
breadth of the great, oyergrown city
for relief from conditions which he can
not prevent, and his nights are hid
eous with dreams of what the morrow
will bring. As one official put it after
he bad labored with suffering con-
StStuents from dawn TO dark: 81
should like TO be elected to Office only
for the summer season. Public Office
may be public snap then, but it is no
Snecure when there is four inches of
snow on the ground, and every mans
nextdoor neighbor fails to clean his
sidewalk"
That expresses the situation exactly.
The mayor, the aldermen, the city pros
scouting attorney, the chief of police,
everyone connected with the city gov
eminent is looked to for relief from
conditions for which they are in no wise
responsible, and which it is impossible
for them to change. But the spring
time is coming, and with il new cleo
ton, and the public official must listen
with patience to every tale of woe
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LID DOMINION STEAMSHIP %

Pas II LINE FOR NEW YORK. EXCEPT surpA,
8 aaSsenSeu can leave Richmond dafIvereSAs
VIA chesapeake and OhtG raiiyre-S ~
-, NJ, or Richmond and Peter hnrs y =
a., ~. lNortolS and Western -oute'a 90 "A -
49, 10 y roti7e At Norfolk with Old DomI.t
Esne steamer SAILING same evertnS -
. Clock fer New YORK ~
nckets on sale At Richmond Tr.nss.. -
Rh11y ., SOS east Main Street; ChesanesE. 80
ANYWAY and Richmond and Petershr -
as.HHpsd oepots, and at corapanyis afsca ~
.hMsin Street. Richmond BaRSaee ch.,, 49,
sstr NeT tork and all peipts beyond osn .,
eva rgou ~ sLeamers. sailing from Riof mon,
oxY., %HOsSPH I, WEDNEsDvY, "a. FRg
age passengers emily sseca
ssnlIest closed enc hour before satI,,s 49,.
kI1Sasat received and forwarded ana ~ 49,
snS 81 ,ssoing issued for all northern. eaSsSE
-. FROM NEW YORK.
Snsers can leave daily exoens sr- a..
49, Nosturday NJ to Norfol r - sSlS
w.s.s SSntors, CONNECTING with NoYfoIl go
,.tiwa1 'lrosd or Cheespsaka and or
,o Rreiehs Ter Richmond By steamer vi,
urdays nqpy q and Wednesdays 100 N sSs-
si Salnnss fren cenpany's pier. N. +, No,sA
snd Loot OF Beach Street. Freixht reoeSySr
W -. MSIdeo daily except unday
'ner Information apply -
IOEE.F MA YER ARen.a
1913 east Main street
% RichEsnc, "a
". L. q aiilaudeu. Pre-.
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heavy fall of "the beautiful" appreci-
ated along the streets occupied by
street car tracks, for the powerful
sweepers of the street car company
whirl the snow from the tracks and
pile it in amateur mountains along the
edges of the curbstones, and onto the
sidewalks. Retail dealers along these
streets suffer great inconvenience
from this because of the trouble OF
getting their delivery wagons up to
the sidewalk for the purpose Of load
ing them, but the street railway cor
porations care little for the conven-
fence of the retail dealers, and the
dear public still continues to dodge the
showers of snow from the sweepers.
To clean even the streets of the bust
ness center of the city is an expensive
operation. Twenty thousand dollars
may not be great sum to some cities,
but it is to Chicago, and that is what it
costs the city to clean the winters
snow from the streets of the First
ward. Altogether the winter season
costs the Chicago city government be-
tween 100000 and $4,000 each season.
WRIGHT A, PATTERSON
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voice, ~P
at is" replied the clerk.
as this the nsayor?" asked the voice
at the other end of the wire.
"No, ma'am, but IN answer for
him"
81 don't want you tol / want the
mayor!" shrieked the voice.
us it important that you should talk
to him?" insisted the clerk.
"Of course it is, or wouldn't want
him." howled the woman.
"Then hold the wire until he can
come to the phone" said the clerk.
Just at that time the mayor was en-
gagged in an important conference with
his political leaders, but the summons
to the wire could not be disregarded
and he answered it.
"Are you the mayor?" asked the
voice, when he had answered the call.
YES, madam. What is it you want?''
II want to tell you that 1 can't get
any water in my kitchen, and that we're
paydn' fer it, an want it."
II expect your pipes are frozen, mad
am. You had. better call a plumber to
repair them"
And who's going to pay that plumb
er? pay my taxes and am supposed
to have water, and I'm goin' to have il. !"
But the mayor did not answer. He
hung up the receiver. 1t was only a
woman, anyway, and perhaps her hus-
band, If she had one, would understand
the situation better. If she did not
have 1t did not matter, anyway.
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Southern RallWaY
SCHEDULE
IN EFFECT OCT, 2I, 1900.
TraIr. DILL
SCHEDULE
Trains Leaves Richmond, We.

l1.os n. Ne II sUUIEIBN I1IB
H. A0spts Augusta Jscksav sre
Jo-nG south slee5ersi - Lar lille
greensboro, salisbury. sra1 Omar iotte
sleeper open at Richmor eSo:so o. m
tops aSr passengers at local stations
connects At Danv'St nEd Cuarlotte
with New York and FLORIDA Rxpress
ne 50 carrying thro5gb sleepers be
nections TOR all FteE.3a points. alse
connects at Danvihse. Chariotte wish
the Washington Snt Soc.hWestern lin
Ied no 81 carving through sleepers
Detp New fSrk and Nashville New
York aud Meua5snis and new Yorl and
rev orleans slse. Pullman Tounst
sleeper mon avs, Wednesdays and FRI
without change, with connections for
fornia FS~ii'
lotte, n: o. Connects at Msseiey win
Earmvtle and Powhatan railroSd a
keysvtlle for Clarksvtlle. Oxford Men.
aersoH and Durham and at Greensboro
salem at Danville with NO. IS C9ites
states Fast Nail, solid train, daJ y for
Eew Orleans and poin ts Ssuth whicf
carries sleepers New York to dew Or
leans ana New York to Jacksonv1lls
and Miami for Nassau & Habana. Cuba
Drawing rom buffet-sleeper Rich
'nond to birmingham through At
through train sleeper sauspury. To
Mem ohis via OF =:shevilie and Chatta-
8 90 ?. n, No II, LOCAL, daily szoep, suad.,
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
6 :as ?. NJ, from Atlanta Auxus.a. Assev,IIe
and all points south
8 seer. A., from Keysyille and LEGAL stations.
LOCAL PREIeHT TRAINS.
SOS 81 and 81. between Manchester ana Ne
spolis,Va
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citizens, even at the peril of their lives.
Before the first frost has left its
white coating over rything the fire
department begins its preparations
for defense. There are more than z. 900
hydrants in the city. The hydrants
are not only too expensive to permit
OF their destruction by frost, but they
represent the fire protection of the
city. To keep them from freezing is
an important item in the economy of
the city, and to do this each hydrant
is packed with stable manure. The
work is usually done by contract at a
cost ranging from 81, SEQ to $4,000 per
year.
But aside from the possibility of
meeting with a frozen hydrant at an
inopportune moment the city fire de-
partment dread the coming of winter.
Fighting fires with the mercury down
below the zero point, when the water
seems to freeze before 1t hardly leaves
the hose nozzle, is byno means child's
play. 1t is not alone the increased dan
ger in them that appalls the men of
the department. The danger is to the
tremen themselves quite as much as IN
the property interests of the civ
INN olng over ice-covered buildings,
ana IN and out of windows that are
dozen stories from the ground, with
every stepping place ice covered is
halr-raising work. The average fire.
man is brave man, familiar with dam
ger and willing to take the chances
his calling makes necessary, but he
values his life quite as much as other
men, and while he does these things
1t is because it is his duty to do them
ana not because he appreciates the ex-
perience.
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the city water de-
partment, though
the water depart
ment must share
the troubles of
the firemen.
The winter sea-
is the time of
fires. Overheated
stoves and Chin
neys cause an I'M
usual number of
them, and with
every force of
nature working
against them the
fremen must pro-
tect the property
and lives of the
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U'e Or'0' heavy loss Of pri-
vate and public property.
Considering the former of these first
imagine the results should the intake
cribs of the city's water supply be
choked with ice, and the supply of wa
ser be cut off. Such is not an imagined
danger, but a constantly real one. At
the two-mile crib on the north side
there is the greatest danger of this.
There the great masses of ice driven
shoreward by the winds crowd about
the crib, and. but for constant Wig
uance and ceaseless effort, would soon
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the business Sec
ton of the city
the First ward.
Outside of that
small section the
unhappy citizens
who do not live
on the boulevards
must either wade
through the snow
or shovel it them
selves.
o n residence
streets the snow
is apprecia ted, but
on the suburban
business streets it
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I n &, financially
embarrassed Chi
cago his coming is
dreaded to an uD-
u $ u a I xt en- I.
When the first
frost and snow of
winter come Chi
cago realizes the
detriment of be-
ing big. 1t is a
nice thing in sum-
mer to boast of
hundreds of miles
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season by the city
authorities. A
side that repre-,
sents not only q
heavy financial ex,
pense to the city
when the city car
i'll afford it, but
a S o represents
dan ger of great
physical inconven-
fence and suffer
ing to the people
of the citv and q
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-02-23

Aid VI , OlllCO a
I e W days ago,
when the mercury
was touching the
zero mark. The
little bell tinkled
out a summons to
the wire, and a
clerk answered the
phone.
us this the may
or's Officer" came
over the wire, in
a harsh, feminine
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The ONLY Kind

Lucy-When I marry, It win be a
brave hero who fears nothing.
May-Yes, dear; am sure you viii
never wed any other kind of a man.
IN. Y. World.
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$. a. =.
sEABoARD AIR LINE RA1wAvy.

sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAvJ.
The Fsvorits Route South.
Schedule in Eject. June. srd, 1900 ,
Leaves Chesapeake and Ohio .Bro.t
Street Station.
GOV u. DAILY, except Sunday. for No..
Ou.y, henderson, Ourhau RsIe,aS
ans' and Al points South. snd N.Y. ~
-" M Flo Ida Mail and Expr.sa >, a.u~
Tor Fesersbarg, Henderson Rs,ei~h ~
NV, Camden, Columbia. sayar
yScks, nvlleTamps, Ferr andina. ana an
eto Z. M FLORIDA LIMrTED- sauv g.,
relersburg, Henderson, Raie,Sh WI
nnsson, Charlotte. Chesrer kth.,.
Auanta, Montgomery, Mobile NJ 90
fSAns. POINTS South ana Sonth-.s
Sneraw, Camden, Columbia. Ssx.nr.r
- Ripnylle Tampa. kernsndlna.andS
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Mot to RIane

"Babbert is an awfully poor Judge
Of whisky, isn't hs?'
ayes, he inherits Il. He Gomez from
. long Line OF druggists."-IAre.
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From the Cnnntr-

"Goshl" said Uncle Hayseed, 'I've
herd Of purity tough hens, but them
bricklayers I heerd of in the city
must beat 'em allI"-Harlem Life.
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Cures
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q &m Clesa peake and
Ohio Railway.

ROUTE.
Schedule in Eject January 1901
From Richmond,
LEAVE BROAD-sTREET sTAT1aN
';'0 q I'D "a, daily for principal stations Newno
mouth P.-Ior ns, NorfelA sad Ports-
$40 2 daily local for Newuor, N.ws
uilmsn 20 o MSS9T pS; and Portsmouth,
lEoo IA except Sundaz. LEGAL Trains g..
S S,ton forge. Cepneecfs az Ger6ons-
BrAnch and washiu gton onIx Taases
T IssiS isT Hagerstcn and at Stanton for
a4S N Daily limited. to C,pe,gnn,,
Louisviue, ane st Louts PuIlmsr'
fer 6 iassS ears d G 20 6 :. at 92-donsyiiie
ny train. Lowing Orange =: 6:So p n
3W.aiy for sta tions be wee1 Orange and
Springs. Local Train No = fsfi ,Hs No. No.
,s1EsPs sunday, frem Gordohsviils to
$50 m. accommodation, exoep. Sunday 60
lo:4S p. m. Daily, F F. ", to Cinetnn.ti ana
meets Tor ytruin Iman a sleeping car. Com
meets at boncevs to with Green bTiar
River X r except Sunday. Ao-
LEAVE EIGHTH ST. STATION.,1
1850 =; m. Daily for Lynchb'g, Lexington aud
clifton Forge. ParloI oar. Connects, exoan1
s sHnoSSy, with Buckingham and Abe
S:lS IA. except sun day, to Co,ambia
TRAINS ARRIVE BROAD STREET
STATION.
see m except Sunday from boswell
$50 g. m, ana $3.50 p n daily, Cincinnh
Ano Louisville.
II IS IA; daily so p. m, from Norfolk an
Old P0int. V
8 Is r. A., ExOepi sunday, trsn Clifton
Forge. -
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
$40 A. H., ExoepT Sunday from Colnrnh,.
o:2O e. NJ, DStl~ from LynchburS and
CbftCn Forge, ana except sum
day from New Castle, Leila Sfan
and Rosney. so'A
For detailed inform 4tion, connections az
apply 81 Richmond Transfer Office No oA
east Main street; Chesapeake aai Ohio PSa.
sehgSr once, No. 500 east Main steel: f,ts-
tor Ticket Ofnces, or address S'"-
JOHN d. POTTS,
ASS. General Passenger Agent.
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For tickets, checking Do Sslx, Sraan,,, -
80 r.auon. ETC., applyt TO the seaboar3 a
mona T rSy ONCE, SO Eass Main st.. Rto
Jefferson Hotel, aud ~ depS $780, Satn
d NJ. BOYKIN. GeoersI AT. 49,
Sc EaetM Mt. u.
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d q Pr n RICHMOND,
Ill ~ FREDERICKSBURG
& PoToMAo r.
seheduleI:in Eject Jan. 81, 1901,
LEAVE BYRD ST. STATION.

10 A M Haily, for Washington aue
points North. Stops ~ Milford
Fredsricksgurg and Quaatico
IN aud New vork
Csc A. M, daily, except Monday, fol-
Washington snd points hort y
the New York and Florida
special" composed ent reiy oi
Pullman vestibu ed sleepinp
compartment, dining literary
aud observation cars. Noex-
ira fare other than regular
Pu man cNarge. Makes nc
local stops and does not stop
$40 AN .anday only. for wash,uRto.
ad points North. Stops az II
j., Glen allen, Ashlsnd Tay
Iorsyi!le, boswell, nuther Glen
PeooiA, Milford, Woodsisne
Guinea, summit, Fredericks
burg, Brooke, Whitewater sne
s:OI A. n. DAILY, except uutar. 10,
Washington ard oiuts NORTH
stops at Elbs, Glen Alien, Ash
lAno, boswell, ~ilford Freder
icfsburg add Quan;ioo.
1900 NJ. Daily, except sunday, 70
Washington and points Worth
stops at Eloa, Glen Allea, "A sh
ericksburs sno ousntico But
oongressiOnsi Linited a
7IsP. NJ, ally for Washington an,
points North tops at Elba
shland, Dos yell, Milford Fred
n
and Quantice- tops other sta
mond to new York Sleepe
Washington to FhiladeIphis.
ARRIVE BYRD-STREEr STATION.
s40A. NJ, Daily. stops az Whitewater
Brooke, Fredericksburg, Mi.
ford, boswell, Ashland, an
Elba. stops ~ other station
sundays. sleeper New York v
SOS Pm. bsiiy, eIcsps sunday. stops a
well, AshI,nd, G en- Allen an
kloa. uffeE rag or car
o:s7 p NJ, DAILY stops only AZ Fredericksbur
Boswell, Ashland anu Elb.
Pullman cars fro1. Nav York
and Washingt>
Brooke. FredericksSurS a..
NIT, 9u1nea. Wood ZANE. MI
ord, Penoa, Ruther Glen Dos
Glen Allen. and Riba. Baffe
lG4OP. M. daily, except sunday, the New
YORK and F1orida Special
makes no &c stops and does
not stop at Elba.
ACooMMoDATIoN TRAINS.
daily except Sunday
8 OF A. NJ. Lesves Elba for Qusntioo
1 90 p. M, Leaves Byrd sf. for Frederick
$50 P. M, Leaves Elba for AshlsHa.
$40 A. M, Triyes Plba from ashland
B ~ A. M. Arrives Byrd street Staten Fpo,
Fredericksburg
sos z. M, Arrives K ba from Ashland
S. A. I. Through Trains.
Via 8. A. L. Junction and r. r. 4
Railroad.
LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION
20. & o.
$40 M, Daily, for Washington and
points north. Florida and Met
ropo itan limited Eops alfred
ellcksburR and Qnanttco sleep
ers to New York
Dining car
6:65 P. M, Daily, for Washington and
points North. tops 81
Fredericksburg and Qaantico
Pullman SIeepers to New York
ARRIVE BROAD STREET STATION
20. & o.
1G0S 2. n. Daily. Stops only Frederickn
Durg and boswell. ShlGR
Sieepe' from New York.
1881 P. n Daily Florida and Metropolitan
limited, stops OF " Freo'Kspurg
DOswel and Ashland. Sleeper
from New York DIi ing cal
W.P. TAYLOR, Trafic Manager
EFT d. Myers, President.
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Work Mt the Crib.

But there is a serious side to this
fight against the elements of the winter
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Trials of Public omei.I~.

An example of all this may be found
in telephone conversation in the
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The New Feminine war

The New Feminine Walk.
isn't Marie graceful?"
very. When she walks she looks
an IF aha would fall over on her nose"
Chicago Record.
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Woe Is CHICAGO When
the Days of WINTER Come

Jack Frost is a foe to every munich.
paGty that he visits, but to poor, suffer
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YORK RIVER LINZ, WEST III POM,
nm =
The FsVorirs Route North.
LIE We RIoHNeND

LIE We RIoHMoND
Train No. 1914 80 NJ
III GRE LIMITED, Daily, except SUNDAY
Tor West Point, and intermediate stations
making close eonnectiol Mondays Wednas-
dAya and days with steamer for BAlu-
more. MONDAY, Wednesday and friday.
Train No. 10, 80 P. n.
Loo L Exp esq Mon Wednes d FRIDAYS. 70
West Point and inferno date sta tens con
Lass with stage at Lester manor to walker
kk ana Tappahannock: also at West POin
W an steaH ers fer Baltimore. Etops at all sta
tiens.
Train Ne "a, s :ee An
LOCAL NIxED, leaves daily, except sunda,
fronasVtrgtHia St.eet Station for West POM
and intermediate stations, connecting With
stage st Lestor manor for Wslkerton and Tap.
pahanRock,
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
s:15 .. m. Daily, from West Point, with Con.
neetion from Baltimore Wednesdays Fridays
and Satul days.
10:4b am. sundays and Mondays
6:o3 p M. Daily, except Sunday from Wast
Point and In term eoiate stations.
steamers leave West Point "opday Wed
nesday and Friday $50 p. M arriving Ralti
more. 500 q. m. Returning leave Bs1fimora
BOO p. m Friday, Thursday and SatnrSaS
steamers cal at all landings on YoIk
River.
O. W. WESTBURY,
Travelling Passenger Agent.
$40 K. vain St Richmond, Va.
=, -. -. ". "A. Turk,
AiSNAo AAnAko~ cen. Pass. AEt
FRANK 8. CANNON.
Third Vice-President aad Gener.l M.,.s.,
Washington, ID. &. @ss'
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Trains arrive FRO outh a. Ch,sanaa
Onl NsS 81. ,saGio1 s.IsA
IA, d., also. 2P NJ daily
SUNDAY,
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The Snow sySeeoern

ihe snow Sweepern.
The city fathers of Chicago proyid e
for the cleaning of the snow only in
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A. j. Chewing

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