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TFyPNoTIsu AND MAGNETISM.

THOROUGHLY and scientifically taught -
New-GoFk School of Psychology. Fi@a--
erte smoking. tobacco and liqUor M bits,
and ell nervous diseases readily cured
through hypnotic treatment when all other
remedies fail Call % address VI T. p.
FRANK. Doctor Suggestive Therapeutics,
Ie2 West SSth-st.
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CUSTOM TAIInRS

THE open door n g0cd tailoring Newest
and freshest goods. Perfect fitting gar
merits. ADOLF HIMAN. 81 Spruce st.
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TYPOGRAPHY.

ARTISTIC burnt wood and leather articles.
Portraits q speciality. Instructions. ma
terial and designs ~ JAMEs'S s studio I.l5i
P~1aFv,aE
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PATTERN AND MODEL MAKERS.

II r. OLNSTEAD & co. pattern and
model nal.ers 81 Frankfort-st., New
York. and 31-35 Broadway. Brooklyn. Tele~
phone Gil John and so Greenpoint.
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STEAMSHIP TICKETS.

STEAMSHIP TICKETS. all lines: also
Railroad tickets 20 all points. =. z.
JOHNSON q &C. . PrrrHwav.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

33ll-ST.. l42 WEST Quincy Hoten.-5Oc.
1tc.. 81 daily; aliacen: Broadway: s.. -,
50 50 weekly; cleanliness; temperance ho-
36TH ST. - WFST.-Comfortabl room
for gentleman. in private residence; eT-
cepiional location; references.
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TNDERTAKERS.

CHARLES BACIGALUPo. undertaken and
srlbaln1er. 2G;z MUIberry-st and ~ Mar
ket 81: aluays open: rel. 6s4 FRANKLIN.
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RUSSIAN, TURKISH AND yAPoR
IFsTEIS

METROPOLITAN VAPOR RATH CO.
Greatest ssc-rss ~ all car"s II Gout
and Eheumatlsm. SS5 Sd-ave.. 53i-st 7.
station. Prof ROBERT REICHEJT.
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SIOE ACE.

HaFGFr ITOPAC : WAREHOUSE
Sth-ave. 52d 70 p N sts.-Storage FOR
furritrrc. &C. peGded vans for moving.
citv or country. noVinc, packing shipping
srd insurance: estimates furnished. Teie-
0hor- call 3 3210--3sth-st.
TWENTIETH CENTURY STORAGE con-
PAEE'S new building. i9J-i92 Fast
12Sth-st-cleau storage. reasonable rates .
vans for moving; packing. shipping: esti-
mates Telephone 5S1-Melrose.
CONTINENTAL Storage Warehouses, 3l3-
219 ". 43d. just off Sth-ave- Tel 2.597
3Sth-St
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HAIR AID SCALP TREATMENT.


TIE HAIR snd Scalp scientifically treated
examination free. first cure. then paw
Prof GEORGE GYLLSTROM. pa Gth-ave
DANDRCFF. itching. oily. have treated
Write VIII call. Hours ! 10 ;. JAR
DEN. lse West 23d-st.
: AMBERG specialist for scalp ani hai.,
321 East Ssth-=f Hair falling Stopped:
haldness permanently cured, references.
MRS. ZIMMERMAN. 56S Columbus ave
Hygiene Facial and Scalp Treatment.
Afarlc,rng Hair restored 20 natural coicr.
SCIENTIFIC home treatment for Dandruff
Itch ing Scalp and Falling Hair. Micro
sccptcal examination free, 10 , daily.
e-T-W-YORK HAIR AND SCALP INSTI-
TT-TF 32o West 56th-st
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WOODS GYMNASIUM.

E0T 70 GIT STRONG NEandhsII-1 BOX
ing. fencing baths, sc. WOODS CT NJ
NAsICM. c East 2Sth-st. Entrance. So;
monthly dues. 81
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FACE AND HAIR Specialist.

WARPANTS n TeT,oI-e 1yri-,II1. IIs-;--
hes e. freckles. tan liver spots: seaIet,
circulars free NINE CAROLINE. 2lY
Cth-aye
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RUPTURE CURED PERMANENTLY

We CURE RUPTUR RE by Fidelity"
method. Guarantee for life. No knife
used. No detention from business. No cure,
no pay. Consultation free. FIDELITY"
= NVce- 2i-h-st
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GAS AND GASOLINE ENGINES

STAR GAS AND GASOLENE ENGINES
Simplest most reliable ard economical
Save morey by buying Of manufacturers
direct J. & z HOMAN. $50 West bread
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noes AND CAT HOSPITAL.

KEW YORK VETERINARY HOSPITAL.
AZ Vest E5th-sc.: telephone %si-lsth-
Treatment. boarding. clipping and washing:
managers Canine Cemetery.
\ ! CANINE INFIRAiARY. lag West
5sa-s-.. tele-hone S5l Columbus. Treat:
hoard hcusc0reaking dogs. both city and
country
New-York tribune., 1901-03-31
rPHoLSTERERs.

SINGER 6 ROTHFELD UphoIsterers.
2oG Lexington invite orders for eie-
gam = piece psrlor suite slip covers for 50
Furniture made 20 order. Repairs well done
New-York tribune., 1901-03-31
FITRs.

Z. WEISER. Furs and Fur Garments -
order: also remodelied and redyed into
fashionable styles. 42t Gth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-31
RIGS AND poHTJEREs

BEAUTIFUL. curly rGT rugs made 70
order from Oh carpets: six porrieres
ORIENTAL. RUG & CURTAIN co. 223
Ess' 5gth ST.. New-York. ssl Washington
o.: N-rrrart y ]
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UNDERTAKINGS AND EMBALMERs

CAMFBELL BURIAL AND CREMATION
CO. PAL. 243 West 23d 81. Telephone
1850 18Th 81. Chapel on premises.
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PAINTERS AND DECORATORS.

a. A ZIMMERMAN. oo7 West 9sth--st..
Fainter. Decorator ana Paperhanger. Par
que floors waxed or shellacked All kinds
Of varnish wtrk and cabinet finishing.
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HAWLEy.s PARLoRs.

1856 BROADWAY. near 42d-st.-Chirop-
ody. hairiresstng ana manicuring; latest
appliances for shampooing; ladies' shoes
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DYSPEPSIA CURED.

t7- STOMACH ArD-A digestive tonic:
r,.res Dyspaosts Heartburn ana Sour Gas
Mailed aryvhere. CSC FRINGLES DRLS
STORE a77 shave Kew ork-
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HEPN0TIsM

cEBORNE teaches hypnorism: gives treat
nerts; cures vicious habits; consultation
free cEBORNE SCHOOL OF HyPNO-
'TISM I22 West a5th-st
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INDELECTREC.

INDELECTRIC. lest elrc-
frical wireless. poCketahle
apparatus for any electro
medicated treat 1ls;lt, 81 50.
[r-h advertising manufacturing
~ y price buys them WIth attach
~ ment. sponge ari battery. at
rSDELFCTRICS FACTORY. f3l West 3lst-
81 Take elevator.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-31

OLD GOLD & SILVER WANTED.
OLD JENFLRY and duplicate wedding
presents az the assay Office os s. y.
HOWARD. 10 John-st.
OLD GOLD rnd SILVER bought; old Jew
sry. etc: highest prices paid. A. ROB-
iNSDN. & CathaTine-st.
WORKOUT gold and silver bought by r.
LONGMAN'S SONS. Gold and Silver Re
flers. John-st.
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POLISHED PLATE GLASS.

DAVID SHTLpINrR. ~ eCl eth-avs I.
the most reliable Glazier IN Sew-York-
Telephone lS9 Columbus.
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HAT HOSPITAL.

1909 BROADWAY. bet 3ad ana Bath SIS
Gents heIs OF every description cured
Of ell diseases. Coachrnen's work q spe-
cialty. Artistic work 70 suit all az MOI
crate prices
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.usIEoGRApBS.

new and second hand.
hourht a,d sold Typewriter supplies
7 a TTRNPTII. ~ Nassnu-st.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS SUPPLIES.

NETWORK CAMERA EXCHANGE. ia
Fulton.-1.arsest supply: lowest prices:
Cameras bought. sold. exchanged; send for
bargain list
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no UEEEDa VALET

WE CLEAN press, repair your clothes,
SIC % yearly payable quarterly. laoies
sna gents custom tailoring NEM-YoRK
TAL-sT l2 East l5rh-sr- Tel. l3f2-ls -.
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GERMAN VETERINARY Sur
GEcNS

DR.. LUDWIG PEINE. German Veterinary
Surgeon; house animals speciality. 40i
Wesr 5Srh-sT.. near Columhus-ave-
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DENTISTRY.

nR X ( HOLMES. pental srrgeon ,sAa
Broadway Open evenings ana SCho0ss-
Rehstle work Node1ate prices
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OPTICIANS.
[gW[E 8ealF

6WE9e7FREEa
you SAVE SIS THIS WEEK.
DIR. BRIGDEN. an ocCLIsT OF so years
practice tand assistants) are making
SCIENTIFIC EYE EXAMINATIONS Al our
optical ParlorE Oculists charge $500 for
this exs animation. We offer you their ser
VICES ABSOLUTELY FREE. II YOU re
quire glasses We viii sell you pair OF our
81 20 gold spring eyeglasses for 81; and give
YOU a gold plated eyegass chain with
safety hook. also leather case. It's a $40
outfit for 81. Spectaeles 1T TIE same price.
KEENE'S' OPTICAL co. 40 Fulton St,
Sew-York (near Nassau ST.. Hours a. m.
% ?. m
HAVE YOC SEEN our
6O Es:s' s::s; + V! p.sss q.
Shades. MEYER q Fitting. 617 9Th ave,
NeW-Ycrl, block above Herald Building.
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OLD BOOKS noUGuT & SOLD.

BOOKS BOUGHT for cash; experienced
buvers sent everywhere. catalogue free
GEORGE i. SMITH, 4 East 42d-st.
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GENERAL ELECTRICAL CON-
TRACTOR.
y II MoSHER, General Electrical Cor
tractor: estimates furnished 1S7 9Th
ave: telephone 2,54e-isth-
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oIAMoNDs.wATcmEs. JEW ELRY.

z NAFETFR. Established 1887. 1S3 Oh
ave-specal bargains IN diamond Jeweiry
ans diamond setting: watch and CLOCK re
nsiring.
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SILVER PLATING & REPAIRING.

TARIsFUART repaired and replated equal
GRAF MIC co. 127 Fast 5ath-st
New-York tribune., 1901-03-31

CORRECT STYLES: perfect Mt. faultless
skirt sroop, superior work ard finish.
stylish storm suits, work shown; response
near f3r, sdway.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-31
DlESSNAsEIyG.

LIFE EEPERIENCE Ladies tailor ana
tu-rier wants Al opportunity TO make
gowns 10 show The ert C Europe. = trial
order personal or mail. viii prove satisfGc-
r1ry IN every respect. prices 10 suit.
SELLERS 30 Cdluulbus-sve.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-31

GARD DENER is open for engagement with
any lady or gentleman requiring the ser
vices or a thoroughly practical man in
Horticulture and the care and management
of a first class establishment: best refer
enCss: seven years in last position; Scotch;
married: no family. J. P. 5OT Dean-sr..
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-31
IMPROVED THERAPEUTICS.

yoCFOLOGY AID OsTEOrATEfy.--cure
Cstarrh, Throat. Lung. Liver. Kidney
Troubles, Hsy Fever. Asthma, kheuma tlsm
OLOGY. 80 West s2d-st
New-York tribune., 1901-03-31

GARDENER Married man. German. 40.
small family: long experience vegetables.
lawns trees and shrubbery Of all kinds; can
take full charge Of gentlemans Country
place: hv4 years reference from last EN-
ployer. JOHN NOYCE, Ce9arhursr. Long
Island
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COACTMAN. Married. no family; Olsen
Gaged through employer going aoroad. 10
years hest references reliable ana trust
WORTHY in every respect. COCZINS. pa
East 35ih-st
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GARDENER. of excellent character and
rare ability in the management OF Sentis-
mems well kept country places, Will Ue=t
results: last place head gardener and su-
periRtendent: wishes engagement by those
who appreciate an intelligent. honest, com
19th-st
New-York tribune., 1901-03-31

GARDENER thcroughly under
stands charge of Eentleman's country
place; flowers vegetables. care horses drive,
milk; good all round man; willing, obltgNe;
Office
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GARDENER. Best Of references and IN
lerstands the business thoToughly. G.,
Box IL Tribune Offce.
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GARDENER R-W-ish 70 secure a position
for first class English gardener; years
in his last place in Westchestsr County. J.
II TROY. 3SS 5th-sve.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

GARDENER Understands vegetable and
flower gardening: Al reference: private
OF business. GARDENER. Box 10. 1rlD-
une Ofhce.
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MISCELLANEOUS. &.
MACHINERY.

wooe ans lr~n working machines: fully
Guaranteed: machinery bought snd sx-
rhang.d GEO ". EDDY. 3'is Madison-st
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GARDEN ETi-Scorch. married: thoroughly
practical in greenhouse work. outside
flowers vegetables fruit and all pertaining
70 a gentleman country place. life expert
ence. first class references. p :, Box AZ,
Tribun. Once.
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GARDENER --J-n Understands entire charge
OF gentlemans place end greenhouses
also care OF live stock beer OF references
strictly temperate Address H NJ, 2S
Storm-st Tsrrytown. N y.
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GARDENER will be open for an en-
gagsmsnt the first of the month; practica!
man; thoroughly conversant with growing
and care OF a private place. AMBITIOUS,
care of Elliott & Sons. 81 Dey-st-
New-York tribune., 1901-03-31

COAC MAN--ThoroughIy experienced; un-
Axceptionable personal recomnler dations;
Skttui driver, smart appearance: eConOmt-
cal, temperate. painstskins Industrious, re-
spectful. trustworthy; moderate eXpecta-
lions. ENGLISHIAN. 1920 Broadway;
telephone 2.153 Columbus.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-31

GARpENER and FL.CRIST.-Thorough and
pre- cticaI experience in all branches OF
the profession; first class references from
last and previous employers Address D.
VI, 90 SprinS-st.. Norristown. n j.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-12-27

10 the town records of the city Of
Boston there Is a curious passage
which records how a schoOlmaster was
examined and what happened The
manner Ia which the eisit OF inspection
is recorded makes one incline TO the
view that the unlucky schOolmaster
may not have bad fair play. although
IL be vas sally Inefficient be may be
said to have been judged by his peers.
In the record for the 22d of &a
1922, it is set forth hat:
"Coll Pen Townsend, jeremiah al
len Esqr, & John Edwards together
with The Select men, Vissitted the
%wrighting School at the S%outherly End
Of Boston on Thursday the 18th apll
1T22 and Examined the Scholars u IN
der mr. Ames Anglers tuition as to their
proficiency in Reading writing Scy
phering & the masters ability of teach
ing & %lnstructing youth his rules &
methods therefore And are of Opinion
That 1t viii be no Service TO the Town
to Continue, mr anger In that Employ T"
Whereupon it was voted thar the
said MIR Ames Anger should not con
tinue master of the "Sald South
school"
II is true that nothing is said of the
methods OF spelling inculcated al the
"wrighting School" and il Is also pos
eiblp that q clerk rather than the com
mittee was responsible for the errors
Of the record but there is certainly
something absurd in the passage as II
stands,
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-12-27

The process known rs sweating is
not confined to human beings II is
applied 10 bees by some up to date
keepers
The natural tendency OF the bee to
work and It's great dislike to ldlcness
are made use Of TO the fullest extent.
Honey is a product that yields n good
profit. so the %heckceper brings the
towers as near us may be 10 the hive
and induces his insect gatherers TO
work hard to collect the honey from
them.
An expert beebeeper gives the fol
lowing idea Of what they will DO Sev-
enty.nve acres Of land planted with
white clover or saufoin will keep 100
hives busy during the three summer
months. The yield Of honey for each
fine day is ten pounds per acre, ana as
the plant flowers twice and remains in
bloom for a week very often the total
yield is 10000 pounds.
Comhmaking is lighter and less dan
gerous work than gathering honey, so
the young bees usually perform this
task. But the keeper wants them all
TO work and work bard. so he provides
the base of the comb 10 natural size
and pure wax, That leaves less work
10 be done At home. and the bees go
out Immediately there is nothing more
tor them to do inside. The keeper also
takes care TO constantly empty the
combs, so that the bees shall always
be labOrlng q on lt--London stand
ard
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-12-27

The Canadian northwest Is a nroba
tlonary haven for wealthy young Eng
glishmpn OF nomadic instincts Num
bprs Of them annually purchase huut
Ing and camping outfits from the Hud
sou Say company ana strike INTO tl
barren lands to prospect for minpruls
or take up land on the prairies Bu'
most often they return to the c@iviliza
tlon OF the towns with nothing but
hard words for the wilderness
The construction OF the Temiscaming
railroad induced the younger son OF
one wealthy English family TO take a
trip into that ouilandish district lie
returned to ottawa a di%Sappniulrd
man ITS the most desolate country
you can Imagine he said TO hi'
friends u have been out prospecting
sometimes for a whole dag without
seeing a sign Of animal life Once rh'
only living thing came across was q
bird and il was so dissustrd thai d
was trying to knock its brains on
against a tree
He had seen a woodpecker New
York Commercial Advertiser.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-12-27
LADY :. :. :. :.
LlGHTFINGERS.
by III. Quad.


The start Of the whole matter was
the lodging OF n complaint AZ Scotland
Yard by a we'll known jewcler doing
business on the Strand lie had miss
ed two diamond rings from a tray he
had been exhibiting 10 several lady Gus
toners. but unfortunately for him the
gems bad been gone an hour perhaps
before he knew that def fingers had
p%urloined them under his very eyes.
He could recall the names Of four or
Eve ladies. and he headed the list with
the name Of n marquis wife. hut the
Inspector on duty might well smile and
turn away NJ that Had the jeweler
not hecn In such n perturhed state of
mind he would never have included
that name. Indeed, before he left the
place he apologlzed, partly to himself.
for having given any names Mt all. as
II was utterly absurd to suspect any Of
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-12-27

"Jotn" she said. suddenly shakma
him. there Us O burglar IN the house
care you suref' be asked.
positive she replied. Don't you
hear himT
He got up and began to dress hastily.
but quietly.
"What are you going to DO, Johng'
she inquired.
u nm going TO sneak out the back
way and get q policeman be au
swered.
"But If you so right down stair-
now" she said, you'll nnd him IN q
dining room.
ooh, III ind him. will ~ he retort
q. sarcasticaily well, now you JUS
look me over carefully
eyes. John; what Of ltT'
"Do ! look like a man who has lost a
burglar anywhereY'
NO. Of course not. but
"Do have the reputation Of being
an impertlpent fellow who Is always
Interfering with other peoples Dusi.
nessg DO IN any way resemble the
lost and found department Of a daily
newspaper
mo"
"Then why should ! get tangled up
with other peoples property
you're afraid John
afraid uothingW ne retorted lndlg
nantly I am looking az it from an
ethical point of view This burglar un.
doubtedly has been lost by the police.
and if I took charge of him they might
think | was trying to steal him and
make a lot Of trouble for me Besides.
I'm no searching party You women
don't understand the ethics Of business
at an."-Chicago Post.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-12-27
AopEs FULrlLLeO.

After me rain. then the slnlhine aeainl
After thc right fte dawn.
And d sweet fsleass and abiding peace
Aftcf DO pain has gone.
nut over and over this lesson stern
The n1kle an1 careless Old world must lsaras
Under the bcsrty and bloom o. the rose,
IN hiding. the sharp. cruel thorns rcpose,
he only knows 81 the sweetncs8 that do4a
From ~naturo's rurest rlls
Who. weary. mounts % the lie giving iounta
Far up among She hills
But over and over thia lesson stern
The 6oAie and careless Old eorld mus Learnt
Under tha beauty and bloom Of the rose,
IN hiding. tie sharp. cruel ihorns repose.
After the fear and toe cad. bitter tear,
Comcth che hope mlallcd;
After the climb. tien thc prospeut sublime,
As the coad Father wilicd.
nutfcvtr and over this lesson stern
The hctie and ~earelHts Old world must learn;
Under The beaeiy and bloom Of tile rose,
o. hiding, the sharp, cruel thorns repose.
Los Angeles Herald.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1901-12-27

known and received with great serril-
ity. and when q tray Of jeSelry was
placed before her l felt sure that the
next half hour would clear her Of 81
suspicion or complicate the case stu
further. Her manner was that Of lofty
condesccnsion. She slowly and Ian
euldly Inspected the jewels. and now
aud then the proprietor Of the etore,
who was waiting upon her In person,
bad bis Intention attracted for the mo-
mcnt elsewhere. Ny lady lnaily de-.
ciiei TO cali again and was bowed out,
aud she was hardly clear OF the door
when / revealed my Identity to The
jeweier and asked bin TO be sure that
there WINS nothing missing from the
tray. lie was at Grst inclined to adj
minister a snub, but when he found
the finest ring Of the lot conspicuously
absent he almost fen over Ia n faint
There was no room 70 doubt that the
lady had lifted" q. but that only made
the case worse D. q way. For a trades
man and a detective TO charge a lady
Of quality With suopliftiug was as bad
as treason against the crown. a mere
word would bring financial ruin upon
the jeweler. and he was ready to stand
the loss ten times over rather than
speak IL.
Twice more within the next fort
ulcht ! followed the lady into jewelry
establishments and morally convicted
her OF shopliftlng This made six cases
In all, and. no matter how the victims
felt. we OF the Yard were quite deter
mined that something ought TO be done
I bad been on the siaG for ten years,
and my work had given good satisfac-
ton. bnt ! was selected as a sacrifice.
I mean by that That I WIS ordered TO
secure an Interview with the lady. in
form her Of my discoveries and take
the consequences. must take all the
burden on myself and clear the Yard.
There could be but one ending, and
before making my call my resignation
was written out. and | bad arranged
to 20 with a private agency. One
morning ! appeared at the residence Of
the marquis and boldly asked for my
lady on important business. I was
kept waiting until she was satisfied
that ! was neither a process server nor
a creditor and WIS then admitted to
the presence Of a very sllpsbod looking
woman who showed me scant courtesy
when she said:
"Well, sir, you are here, and now
what is itY"
ITS about the ieweiry. my lady"
replied.
what do you mpanf'
"The finger rings from Blacks. the
sunhurst from 8rown's. the earrings
from Green's. You carried them away
and forgot TO return them"
My lndy's face went white as snow
and she easped for breath, aud / ex
pectcd to see her faint away. by
tremendous effort shc pulled herself to
gcthcr. and az the color came back f
her cheeks she hissed nj me:
"You dog. you! The marquis shall
sec that you get your just deserts
Leave the house at OBcci'
left. and within an hour the mar
quis wax Mt the Yard to say that IN
would uproot the whole system If
was not promptly bounced and an apol
ogy rendered Tho Yard |apologizrd,
was bounced. aud my lady had q stor.
for her friends about attempted black
mail. There were no more thnfts, how
ever. and as q private detective I eve
recovered some Of the stun from th
shops where my lRdv's maid had pledp
ed them to raise cash for her mistress