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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-05-07
RECEPTACLE FOR BAIT.


the bottom of the water chamber 1t
will be seen that air may be COM
pressed to relatively high pressure
in the air container and by means O:
the peculiarly arranged distributing
pipes gradual discharge of the air
through the water is permitted, thus
keeping the water continually purified
and necessitating the use OF the air
pump only at comparatively long in
tervals as the pressure becomes too
low to properly feed the air to the
water. To aid in selecting the bait
Tor use the inventor has also supplied
a sort of net composed of ring COW
cred with fabric and mounted on tho
lower end OF rod inside the pail,
which will lift the fish clear of the
water until the one desired can be
taken out.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-05-07

she answered with mystifying smile.
Approximately" Gerald started with
surprise. for she had Just been
speaking of the man, whose name was
Andre Moore, in extravagant terms.
The hostess moved away with a su-
perior smile at the faint praise of her
favorite. and Lahey, who, it seemed,
had commissioned himself Miss Shell
don's bodyguard for the evening, spoke
almost sharply.
approximately? You were just
saying that his work displayed arduous
study; acceptable to the most critical,
were your very words. You see what
an impression your slightest utter
ances are leaving"
"Ah, but that was five-ten-fifteen
minutes ago. A woman has many
minds and can afford to change often.
Appreciation may abate all in a mo-
ment, and l happened to think of one
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-05-07

Which is?"
Amos Churchill's."
An enigmatical smile which was
quite maddening played about the girls
lips and lurked in her half closed eyes
throughout her slightest remarks. In
vain he endeavored to concentrate her
attention upon himself or some sub
ject OF equal interest to himself. Her
answers were always bathing. When
he asked permission to call and sug-
sested that she name the afternoon she
replied that Access OF work required
her constant attention at present;
about the third of the month she would
be delighted to see him"
Gerald did not wait until the 3rd,
however, but called the following Sun
day only to find her as unsolvable as
ever. She would even laugh aloud at
no apparent provocation and her rapt
expression during the most common
place conversation was as frustrating
as 1t was charming.
Commonplace were not frequent at
the stage matters had now reached
however, and one eventful night when
the two met at the Bohemian Club he
resolved that the crisis had come and
he must speak. His opportunity came
when at last they found themselves
apart from the vocalizing, elocuting
throng, gazing side by side down from
the fourteenth story window to the
sleepy lights on the wet pavement be-
low. Her small brown hand was very
near his on the window ledge, so to
economic space he covered it with his
own. The brown on trembled.
You know what l want to say?" he
whispered interrogatively.
Not exactly" she murmured.
1T is only sentence, and / wish
but one word in reply-Mind, dear,
only one word. You shall not evade
the question as you have all my others.
| VIII you be my wife?" The words
were spoken under his breath, but like
| a man.
Yes. or nor" he demanded. ''If there
are conditions l do not care to hear
them. The woman who will be my
wife must take me unequivocally,
without clauses"
She drew her hand from his con-
fusedly, like frightened school girl,
he thought, began counting hurriedly
| on her fingers.
I'm waiting, dear little JAP" he re-
minded-"Yes or nor"
She looked at him appealingly and
murmured, Next Saturday week"
Tonight and now! l must have my
answer. Why, child. l cannot rest. l
am beside myself. l must know. Do
you not love me little?"
Not a little" she answered, with
one of her odd infections.
Then it is yes'?"
"N-" She hesitated For the life
of her, no appropriate word beginning
with "N' could she think of. His
constant suggestion of one word had
quite upset her. and before the right
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-05-07
0oyernment Sending Out Seeds.

Senators and members Of the house
have left at the agricultural depart
ment in Washington thousands and
tens of thousands of addresses of per-
sons to whom packets of vegetable
and flower seeds are to be sent. One
day last week not less than 1900 mail
sacks, each containing 200 packages
of seeds, were dispatched from the
Washington post-office. 1t is estimated
that the total number of seed packages
this year will amount to 1000 900 or
1000, 900 more than last year. Each
year the volume swells like a rolling
SNOWFALL.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-05-07
Onslaught of washington Reporters.


When the members of the cabinet
were coming out of the House the
other morning, after their regular
meeting, they saw a dozen or more
correspondents and reporters lying in
wait in the portico. Secretary Hay
was ahead, with his big leather port
folio under his arm, the portfolio,
which is supposed to Conceal the most
portentous secrets OF state. Secretary
Gage and Attorney General Griggs fol-
lowed. Said Secretary Gage, grasping
the attorney general by the arm:
Hold on minute, Griggs. Look at
that crowd of reporters outside there.
Let's wait until Hay draws their fire."
That is useless" returned Griggs;
those fellows are repeating rifles
Washington Letter.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-05-07

blank and she hesitated a minute be-
fore answering. Here was a game
worth playing. Suddenly she burst out
in an exultant tone, which apparently
had no connection with her words:
Almost all my life. After 1 first
reached my teens, that is. Analysis of
the people has taught me to love the
country America shall always be my
home hereafter
So delighted was she with the task
OF threading "A's" into the needles of
common places that she fairly radiated
with smiles and vivacity until Gerald
Lahey was completely aroused from
his lethargy to a real and growing in
terest
When Mrs. Van Gordon asked her
later whether she did not admire a
new and popular portait painter and
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-05-07
SCIENTIFIC .JOTTINGs.
Shrinking of Lake r.ns.ny,l.

Captain Hecq, the Belgian explorer.
who recently returned from Central
Africa, reports that the shrinkage Of
Lake Tanganyika has of late been SO
rapid that the post of Karema, founded
twenty years ago on the shore. is now
fourteen miles from the lake.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-05-07
Dredging Up the E.pen,...

In the operation of dredging navi-
gable channels at the mouths of the
Moruya and Shoalhaven rivers in New
South Wales, it was discovered that
the mud contained gold dust An au-
tomato gold saver was then attached
to the dumping machinery, and it il
estimated that enough gold will thus
be obtained to defray the expenses of
keeping the channels open.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-05-07
GREAT Britain Loses Supremacy.

In recent years Great Britain has
lost her supremacy among the nations
of the world in the manufacture of
hardware. The United States now leads
in the production of that commodity.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-05-07
KEEPS THE FISH ALIVE.

Many fisherman who prefers live
bait to tempt his game has trouble in
keeping the bait alive throughout
days sport and it is impossible to
transport the bait for some distance
without losing more or less Of it, SIM
ply because there is no means of sup
plying the fist with the necessary air.
AS soon as the water becomes stale the
fish cannot exist and If fresh water is
not at hand the fish will die. To pre-
vent this loss genius of Napoleon, O..
has designed the receptacle herewith
shown. The device consists of a pail
to receive the water and bait, with an
air pump and storage reservoir at one
side and a perforated tube located in
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-05-07

iNASoI INA yin HoiN
means for supplying air thereto, and
mechanism by which the air can be
brought from a distant point. A KNAPP
sack is attached to the back by straps.
and connection is made with an air
tube paralleling the line of hose, the
air pump being located on the hose
cart outside the building. II the line
should become fouled the fireman can
Immediately stop any waste. and there
will still remain a sufficient quantity
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-05-07
IoK-BREAKERs ON LAKE BAIKA1.

ICk-BKEAKERs ON LAKE BAIKAI-
The engineers constructing the
trans-Siberian railway have had much
trouble with Lake Baikal, which lies
exactly on their track and is very deep
and stormy, while in winter 1t is COW
cred with ice. The lake is about 400
miles long and go broad and its shores,
for long distance from the waterline,
are marshy and difficult to traverse.
The boats carrying the cars and pas
sengers have sometimes been prevented
from landing for from 25 to 40 hours.
At present large ice-breaking steamers.
built on the American plan, are en-
ployed to clear the way as well as to
tow the barges.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-05-07

Life is like hanging suspended in a
well; we must either climb to the top.
or slide on down to the bottom
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-05-07

The boiler pressure has been increas-
ed and the boilers have been greatly
improved.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-05-07

When woman denies an accusation
and wants to prove her innocence she
cries.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-05-07

somewhat acquainted with Paddle
ford; he was my third divorcee."
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-05-07
-NGE AND
'RoGRESs

of air in the sack to enable him to.
reach the open air without breathing
the smoke.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-16
c,RII,rr v ouDuri, MISSING
Nr Tslconcr'- clerk Not seen since vedn-s
da, IN. Accaunts All Right.

carlisle Norwood caldwell. who u., for
tho la srycr yenrs prsn pu fh" real "-ta'"
and trsvriuc" oNca of william II FiI.pr"r
~ loo Fourth avenue, has boon messing since"
la-' Wednesday VIZ caldwell, who IS about
IS wears Old. vas married ana lived with
Lt- Wife at 30 Jefferson avenue. RrooNlyu
lie was In charge Of the Iusurau," department
a. the real estate of'c' and worked 'Hp"r all
"a, ON Ian : The rcN' mor'fnI Niludm
n Read. who l. IA charge Of tlHf u''Dr. Toe
cpiyed "a telegram FRO. Caldwell saving that
he was ~. but would return Ia work soon
Nothing nor" was heard Of tHldW'lI ~
the Office until FRIDAY afternoon. when Lis
wife and her mother came IN n Carrldg" and
told Mr Read hat caldwell had gone ont On
Wednesday .vcuin. md had no. returned
They thought be might have loen working
in the onfCr Mr. kcad told them what he
know about tho ease and adv sod a search
~ tho hospitals
Nr Falcorer said last night NAT no and
Mr. Rend were at 20 los 10 explain caldwell =
dlsappearaucc The Young m1u's accounts
had been exam ned and had hc"n found 10 he
perfeCtlv straight. m fact. tHldW"ll had made
s.voral large payments within q lev DAYS
before h." disappeared
Mrs caldwell j. now with hey mother ~
tho home ~ her brother, Frank Freeman,
~ 20 Washington avenue. BROOKLYN Nr
Freeman - an architect
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-16
TR,,rD ETBIz<irR O,yR 81,
.v'ofs N.~ ,ork~r. Arrest r,psot.d From
II,erI oni To daN

capt TI'us Is cypecting ~ hear from Sro'-
land Ward - soon a. q certain steamer from
Portland rsoch"s liverpool that 70 mun who
wa confidential clerk M "a Walker street
Wholesale house and Who j. acc. -ri ~ tav-
ins stolen from So. po =, sguu ovu ry ial-.-
flying the book, has been arrested Iro
nam. II the man. of u.s employ err and uf tne
steamship he sailed ON Ire an vittheId uy tic
police pending tH. nrre-f II f. said that
IN. populations t4ve been going ON for y
couple Of years and that there d., woman
IN the case upon whom tho man spent money
freely II could not be learned whether
or not she accomran ed him In his f'ght
He left New York about three weeks ago.
accordins TO report. going from hero
20 Boston. t." Portland. Me from
Nhare he sailed 20 Liverpool The
vessel touched at Halifax. but the police
ara convinced Mat their man did not get
N there. but continued his trip to Liver
pool The vessel on which he sailed =. due
a. Liverpool TODAY and Cap, THUS expects
to hear from scotland Yard The mans
name. tho number of his ticket and II his
ststeroom and a full description Of him have
been cabled 10 scotland Yard Whom the
news 81 his arrest comes Detective Sergeant
Frazee il ~ be sent 10 England 20 bring him
back TO this city
HALFAN, y : Jan IS. The police have
had an inquiry from the New York Police
Department a. to whether = man ana woman
STYLED Mr. and Mrs Iemdcn had sailed on
the steamer torlnthian from Halifax for
Liverpool The steamer was boarded and
description were found There were 9 mum;
nj Portland. Ne The Corinthlan left Hall
fax SUNDAY. Jan 8, and il due nj Liverpool.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-16
UHIIONtIRE DEPi mrs.
P~rc, T. I.wis. one of Them. Ma, Tee His a.,
Irottsrs to Run Down Horse Thieves.

N0TTI FININs, = 7. Jan r NherIN
samuel , Miller - Wes',1estrr county has
tWp mlIiouaire- on M. .taN ro-'av he
appointed Mayhem ". bronson. cif ~
the dr" department 90 lHr'hmou' Manor.
and Percy L Lewis ~ IarrNtuNu. deputies
NJ Lewis FORMERLY owned The steam Yacht
stranger. which WA sold 10 the I nited States
Government AZ ia" beginning Of the spanish
american war lie owns u string IL fast
horses. and says in case 4 hors" thief appear
In Ncstrh"-ter he will make an EFFORT To
capture him With q team Of t%rotters, and.
" necessary, val furnish RELAYS To- accom-
Ili-h his purpose Nnen Sheriff Molloy
went into once three wears ago he Inaugural
ted N" plan Of having three millionaire
assistants. and MIR Miller is following IN.
eNlWIle Nj Bronson wants authority to
arrest rnvtir- who interfere with the work
81 his trcmeu during a FIRE or drill
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-16
900 IOITS kUIFD MN.
Electrician. Experimenting with a New Drna-
mo, shocked TO Death.

Rupert SChsefhauer Of - FERRY street.
Jersey cay. Was shocked To- death re~rerdav
afternoon ~ the sterling irc Company fn'-
tory az 2ls West TV"utv-~INth -tre"t, wh'r"
he wa, employed ~ chief ELECTRICIAN He
was experimenting a. q new dNuamo. and
was found hv ON" of the EMPLOYEES dead ON
the Moor with h~ hand Oh the arma'ur" Of
tho dvnam"
The current which had passed through
the man vas only TOO volts. -, n va, said ~
the factory Had he worn. e. b." usually
did whom at work. a pnIr ~ rubber gloves
his h'a would have been saved
Schnrfbaurr had the reputation Of being
one Of the oleverrst electricians in the ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-16
William CAGGER VERY IOW.
4 Yell Known BROOKLYN Man Sinkins In Rich.
mond Unable 20 Make Ills VIII.

RICHMOND. Va, Jan Is william 'agger
u Brooklyn l. nearing his end At the Nlr-
ginia Hospital here. He has cirrhosis 81
the liver. He came TO Richmond on Dec
@ on his way 70 Asheville. y &, for his health.
G. T.. pusenberry Of Troy and John
Foley Of Saratoga, were summoned 10 make
hi, viii They spent some time here. but
Nj. Cacgar was unequal to the task and the
testament remains urdrawn.
Mr.. Cagg'r l. - years old and was born
in Brooklyn Of irish pnrcntgge He Inherited
a fortune from an aunt in ireland and soon
thereafter established a factory IN BROOK
lyu Tor the manuiaCtIr" Ci drusSl=ts glass
ware. The business urospCreu and when
he retired sin wears ago HE wenlth was 90
tiinated AZ about t,uOp.OO0 Mr.. tHggcr
haing ahl. - make his will hi- fortune will
go t. his nlccc, Miss Mary CnrFer. who is IN
g. o Sacred Heart convent, Albany, y J..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-16
wan u,rF o> Un,v Syrr
The 'iziianois Goes Ashore On Her tTp to
Hs,sns Relief sent trom That Port.

HAVANA. Jan IS Tn" New York and cub,
mail steamer NisIlanc.a ran on a reef about
ninety nile- from Havana and seven mile,
west ~ Cavetouo at > O'Clock YESTERDAY
morning ~ last reports the vessel was max
ine no water The agents ~ the line here
have sent N. steamer Ori7aba with twenty
stevedore~, two tugs and four lighters 10 as
sist II necessary In unloading tina N,glIancia
and - bring ler passengers 10 Havana The
lighters will also bring tho i4' head 81 cattle
that are on the -toamer The Visilancis.
which was coming to Havana from Mexican
ports was light. drawing only about fourteen
feet II water. She j. now ia ten feet Of water
aft and fourteen feet forward The weather
is Calin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-16
'tPN ROBtRT Ar THE PHONE.
I allied Police Resdauarters steadn, VntI tie
Wps ATTested.

Every it'll" while fcr an hour and a half
last night q man called Police Headquarters
q IN the telephone and said
I'm capt. nenrv hobart of Fli2abcthrort
nd I've been thrown ont OF a thsatr. ~
Iiuth stsct and the Boulevard want the
place arrested
The reply each time was Tell the police
maj on the beat
II got tresoma by and by and Neadquartcrs
notified the tooth street station In saloon
a. roth street and the Bnulcyard Detective
Moore found al the telephone an understood
man who had y fringe of red beard and was
covered with coal dust lie said that he Wa
q canal boat captain and that the ion Palace
Theatre wouldn't let INN in. The detective
arrested him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-16
O,ERTOOk iND CHOKED HER.
Mystery Abou, an Assault On a Young woman
Of Paterson. Name Not Given.

PkrrPsoN. y j. Jan ~ Mayor Iinch-
line and several nth'r persons who were
walking in Park avenue on SUNDAY ulsht
saw a Young woman lying on ia" sidewalk
near Eighteenth street They hclp'G her
Ia her feet She said a man had followed
her mp tho street and when he overlook her
SIZED her by the throat and forced her to
the ground She did not know why he did
81. h" did not take her uoCkcthouk Mayor
lIInchlinc had the Young woman taken to
her aunt IA Hamilton aveuu" because her
mother was very sick NJ home" The Mayor
H. out of town Tonight The name 81 Tia"
Young woman j. Withheld
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-16
KELLER BEFORE 1YE GRAND JyRr.
Ex. Warden O'Rourke and Believae's Aiienists
TO Tell About Conditions Ihere.

President Keller ~ the Department Of Chart
ties was "A witness before the Grand Jurv
Yesterday when It resumrd is investigation
OF Bellevue Hospital ES-Warden ORourke
and Drs. Allen. Fitch aud whitman. the two
insanity experts. were also on hand. bur did
not get a chance 10 testify. They were told
that the Grand Jury would Veend for them
later I'm the week Another caller AT the
criminal Courts Building was Magistrate
'ool He went To see District Attorney
rhilbin TO pay his respects" and said he
liked Mr.. Philbin's rule that access 10 him
vas to be denied To no one
Assistant District Attorney Pierce. accom-
PANIED nv Thomas j Minnock. tho man who
falgned insanity to get into tho insa NO pavilion
and testified against tn. three nurses who
nre accused Of Killing Louis + billiard. went
to Bellevue Yesterday and took measurements
in the pavilion The measurements are to
he used In the trial Of the nurses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-16
VICE MOVING TO NASSAU.
The District Attorney Of Ths, County Swoops
Down on Three Road Houses.

District Attorney Neeman of Nassau county.
with two detectives and six deputy sherirs.
made a raid last night ON what the District
Attorney calls the Red Hight district o' Nas-
sau. Three hotel Keepers were arrested
charged with running disorderlv houses.
The first place visited was the Grove Hotel
on the Mcrrick road. near the racetraCk al
Ivuhrook
Mrs y r. Mackcy, the proprietor, was
arrested The two other persons arrested
were Robert REYNOLDS 81 tho old Iiomes,ead
on the Rocka way road and Frederick squire
who runs "A house on the Nerrick road near
Valley Stream They wer" taken before
Magistrate Geotting At Hampstead and held
for examination
District Attorney \ccnau said last night
that since the vice crusade had started in
'his CIV n number Of the disordrrly charac-
tcrS from the Red Light district had becoW.
frequen'cr- Of these hotels
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-16
THIEF ar rHE CaSINO BON OFFICE.
smashed a window to Get AZ IN. Cash. hat
Didn't secure n Cent.

While Gilbert Gordon was in charge % the
box onlcc a. the Casino last night. the tele-
phone bell al the back of his ONCE rang aud
Gordon let the window 10 sec what was
wanted That offered the opportunity thHt
a sneak thief who was hanging alout tho
lobby wa watt ~ Tor The thiel tried first
10 reach through the pigeon hole w IA. GLASS
window but could not get ut the cash drawer
that way so he smashed the glass TO ma ke
more room for lis arm n" was scared away
befur" hLs hand reached the money and
P-Cuppd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-16
>uiSH.IP ON mr. D.. O.. ".
Engine Of Passenger Train wrecked len
Freight Cars burned.

rain, ' ! Jan ~ TIE nagman Of a
wildcat train on the Delaware. L~ackiwanns
and Western Railroad fti'cd To signal the
engineer OF passenger tram No 10, n through
vc~tihulc, approaching az y yHp,d rat. with
he result 'hu' there was r had wreck lust
west Of the station here Tonight The engine
81 the passenger train WIS tottlr wrecked
hight ears ot lumber burned The eng "rr
and fireman Jumped tuginrrr Bic; CNutlin
lost al! the toe, Of ms rlgh' foot aud W.
badly sc1lded \ou" ot the un~Scugers NH-
hurt Fireman Billv Warner wHs BADLY
sGalded wrocking train from Eimira
cleared the tracks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-16
mon SCHOOLS ron IHIpISO>.
rre.ident schurman Does >ot Think They
Want or Need n College Education,

IrHArA. Jan 10 President Nchurmsu,
in commenting m the action Of other univer-
sitic- IN granting Tree tuition To- vouug FIJI
pinos. said that any Filipino who desires
to come 10 cornell will be admitted free
Of tuition. Al the same time he laid that
he did not think that any ~ them desired
or needed a college education. and the free
Scholarships IN hgh schools, normal schools
and manual training schools would he Of
far NOR. benefit to item
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-16
WOIyDN'T Gu INTO 4 IH>T.
John ". Harrison Rctires From an Iron Com.
pan, That Decided IN Combination,

81 Lotus, Jan Is Rather than 40 into n
trus, John " Harrison. President of the
Shickl". Ia rrison \ Howard Iron Company,
has sold ont his interest to he PARTNERS. George
leighton. Clarence u Howard ami john
NJ Harrison. fov sio0,Oo Nj Harrison saws
The Younger members Of the Arm think
they can do better by combining From u
strict business standpoint. such a st"p may hs
ali right, hu, could not bring myself tNi'.
Mr. Harrison has been the President OF the
company for about thirty years aud now
rctirss from aCtIv. business
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-16
Man Dead who Let Genet Escape.

william " shields. from whom when he
was a deputy sh"rln IN New York Harry
Genet oi the Tweed riug escaped. died yr.-
t"rday a. his home IN Mount Vernon Genet
Who was to h" taken to prison nv shields.
H.kod Shields To- let him 40 Il" HARLEM and 49,.
wife nr.i Shields took him 40 to IN.
and while hc waited IN the hallway.
got out by n back door
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-16
FREE RIDFS FOR POSrHEN
Aud Az Street Corners TO he MARKED Here
after with street Names.

The Mayor has permitted two ordinances
20 become effective b. neClrcting 10 sign or
veto them one provides hat oil postmen
>hall n" carried free on trauSnortatiuu lines
m New York city. under ia" same conditions
H. policemen and tIctN"n The other pro-
yideS TINT the toUmj-~.pn"r Of Pablo Build
irg,, I8cs'iug aud Supulie~ shall cause street
, .rn- a. be- played al ~" Intersection of All
streets aud Highways