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Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-10
MINING PESONAL.

George Dunn has returned to the Ajos in Mexico where his promising g copper properties are situated
 Gus Baron returned to Montezuma canyon yesterday after a brief visit from that new and interesting camp. They are putting up commodious boarding house and a bunk house of corresponding proportions in the new camp which looks very much like bust ness.
 General manager Palmerlee will re turn to the Huachuca Consolidated camp the first of the week to superin. tend development operations on their big property.
 Jake Pyrrog located a valuable frac- tion near the Calument and Arizona Thursday, having had his cold black eye on it for months pending the out come of the Shattuck-Costelio case.
 Col Foreman is now performing in a warm capacity at the Calumet and Arizona He is so much impressed with mining operations that he is strongly disposed to jump out one oi these cool spring mornings and locate mine of his own
 Word goes round that MT. C. L. Bateman has been unceremoniously left out of the organization of the new Montezuma Copper Go.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-10-22
SaO=9afOta.

Batertown. 6iir bic 9ainnea.
polls Cob Storage @ompanp muroe
SacOb 9unS gum NahenOernalter er-
nannt.
Ramona. Sames AuberIOn, Der
$37 aus elmer ShnntpirtI9aft geFtOb-
len bat, nurOe TIM Rreisgeritf 81 80
Saeen 6aft Uerurteili.
BrittO n. Der 8erIanot BON
Bleb bon bier aus bat beeOnnen uno
mebrere GiIenbabnsiige NIT Sieb linb
6ereits nad benz Often abaeganoen.
Aberdeen. Ser gfltein fir Die
nene beutide tatbOIiE9e Rir6e nurOe
pOri9en Gonnta9 unter entIpre6euoen
6eierlinfeitsn eelegt. Die neue oeut-
lhe eOaneeliide .IutberiI9e Rir6e mur-
BE- am SonHtag feierlih eingelneibt.
Brio9stpater. Die ero6e
Shsane auf Der 6arm oes Senrp
8Ogt III nie0ergsbrannt. Sn 6erIel-
ben befanben fidb $50 9u. Weiseu.
1000 Bu @erife, I400 8u. 6afer,
8 ooppelte gferosgeIdirre uno 20
3Onnen 9eu. Ger @eIatnmtDerIuFt
miro $4,000 bstragen. 3ie Sdeune
1T NIT 500 berlibert uno etluas Ser.
Eiberung mar auT benz @etreioe. Beat
iDir0 iOfort elne neue Sheune erridbten.
Wibor0. Sn bic 8ant bon Bl=
borg ipur0e eiugebrehen uno Der Raj
iai4ranf geFprengt. Die bret mas.
iirten &duber erbeutsten $4,000. 9eIa
WaDIon. Der nebeH Der BanE tpohnt.
50rte oie ginbreher un0 Effnete Oas
6enlfsr, tuurbe ober IOglei9 bon elnem
Na6s IisbenSen BurEhen NIT Doroe-
baItenem Re0olper gsstpunoen, fill su
bleIben. So Fauben feds grploFonen
fait. obsr In Der CrtfdaEi BAL man
oiefelben ni1t gsb0rt. Tie Diebe
fprauseR nob 8senbi0unB ibrsr sr,
folgrtihen Arbsll auf cine Ganofarre
Der GTeat aOrtbern Habn un6 fubren
in Der aihtung auf Srsne hnoon.
Mlan perFol0te bic aadubsr auf elmer
annera DanOfarre bis Srene, obeg er-
FolglOs. Die 8ani gebbrt ber ulrma
AlH9 8rss. un0 Der BsrIufi TIT oar1
gerftesa1g geoedt.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-10-22

GreemaH. SoIspb gBSamann
Sad Smith, Did Baintsr unO z. W.
9lelniafer FRo unter Der antlaoe Der.
laftet moroen, in berI6ieoenen @es
l4dftsbduiern ginbrilhe oeriibt al Boz
ben. Sm 8orberb6r Duroen Die Nus
gstlasten Dem Rreisssri6t gum proRB
tiberuielen.
V terre. Cine gro6e 8tenQe 8ish
Miro CUR ,3eit na9 Gbicaqo berEanbt
tdsli6 nobe3u 200 Cars. Der Der.
ianot otirfte fIr oieieu R0nat etn
nod re1t lebbaFter bleiben, miro aber
oann abfailen. tpenn Die 8reiIs Mot
itei9en. n.-s sSeOttD4 9bidips aro6e
gtheliago. bielIei6t Die lebte TN RorO.
meiten, miro erit gnoe 9oDem6er ltatt=
Fnoen.
Aberoeen. WilIiam g0maros
Elm tuOlbabenoer giebbdnoler BON
aberdeen. uur6e in Chicago bon Der
Yoli3ei duFgesrifTsn, ais er EA in balbs
betdubtem 3uitdnoe auf Der StraBe
befano. G6tuaros aibt an, 0aB er nit
aUei ihm frembcn Mdnnern in elmer
Wirtihaft gstrunten babe unA bon
oieIen luahriaeinlitb ourh elm Betdu-
bnn9smittel in ben 3uIfanO perlebt
woroen let, Sem @elo, $3.50, mar
Oeri1munoeu. Su leiner @elenIhaFt
befano li4 elm Rana, Der IelneR 3as
men als SObn gorbett anoibt un6 aus
ia9t, Dab er ben eolDoros IN fem 90
tel brinaen pollte, IonH a6er bon Der
Gelhibte nihts uiFe, on er gowarOs
auf Der Strabe umberuanoernb aetrof=
fen babe. geioe Deroen bon Der 90.
li5ei feiigebalten, bis bic anqeleaeubeit
rdler unterIudt III.
Pierre. RAD Dem 8eriat Oes
Staatsauoltors betrdot Die Bon0I6uI6
Der idmtliben Counties i'm 5taate
81. l55. $50; auseseebene MnpeiIuu~
gen (Warrantsl $500, 634. un0 auser-
oem Ihulosn bic Counties benz Stats
ihulofon0 80, 500, 900. Gas 1T cine
3unahme Der 5duIoen eeaen borIees
Sabr UNI 1924, 020. sSOIaenOe goun-
ties baben feline gcnoi5ulOeu: 8rule.
Brootings, Charles Vir, glorF, @lan,
@rea0rp, 6amlin, Sano, 6utAtnIon,
Seranlo, Gin9sburp, Qincolu, 2pman,
WepberfOn. Winsr. UloobD, Better,
Sanborn, Spint, Sulp, Burner uno
llnien. 2incoIn rno Burner baden
feline ausRehenoen WarrantsA.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-10-22

sUnlere flelTle 800ier bate eiHel
Iebr ihlimmea anFan bon Reu4bulfeu
un0 Brnditis., Idreibt Sran 80. q
0apiIan6 In armani, q. y. vaber, ala
onOersn Mitttl iehlihlusen. retteten
mir lhr 2eben ourd Or. Sings Meiu
Discovery. llniere 8ibts litt an Der
4asaehruHg In elnem DorgeThrtttenem
{ taoium. gebraudtt 6ieIg wunoerbare
Yleoisin uno hente iit Iis bOlie asIuno.
UeEdbrIithe bals- uno qungenIeioen
utlhea Or. Rings Rsm 3iseoDGn wis
teiner an0erM Weolain Der gDelt. llus
feblbar BET Bertdltnngen uHo Suiien.
5O< nuo sl.00 l}laIhen. aarantirt Del
alien apotpeferH- pr0bsHaiaen Frei.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-10-22
Nn lmIrrr YrO6e=glbOnrenten
Nar .ttebr Orei 8od,cn.

e 9erOlo" pon Sbnen nebR 8eaa nur no6 sp1,
.tar prnbe 5ugebeR. Sc it lie qenau 6mr@
~ m Irtelltl verbs 3um 10. 4opember NJ . ~
u DIT befstIt unb besabIt 81 n ~ o oe 5et-
unb eoingt g efri den uer6en - : u'ea "FFo oaHE
Us ote rRG d rid tens6 rpl biete,.
1onenbau Setartiel Ipaaneno Romone 9oAri+tr go. - a.,
VI . sen aus eurem Drt 9dtoto5feaIs
gIeH auetampfer", tIIufrirfe ggo n6syran.
9urq 9eut9lanb RuBlanO last but NOT Least ~; an
uHOlpohae 3tun9 IN ben 8er StaatH ano fretn
AIes fur nnr $I.75 per 3abr Inn goroms
-. yaBt duf unsre arsBe Bidder ROnanlae ou gsbh
ieRnng Hur tar u nfere Abonnenten WI. Ptlsps1ao7
sl ~ OIe atadDrtdIteEt- 49ern0'' RI
saer 8elo IN 9ot0ta anosr sunaen msbnsn sas @ o
Sabr tapm Sure 9einat o's'" s'"ugasH Oas 8anf
Ahtung5b0tI
3atts Detnnttt,
6ereusgbr
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-10-22
9rairiebi[Orr.


Sort fliegt Der CONNER Ibes ~, 6s;h.
giit Silberfd6eH i'm SlHoelflsios
6lts9t NIT Den StGareH. In lduoer Rstt,
DS1 6raHIct unb Shwalbeus s.froh Itnr 81,
s8ette,
3auit a9tlos 6ie Strdud1er. gltm.u uuh
Bllten,
SHi rGltlOieH 6luss gum lOHHissu Sabm.
gs l9oueH tbm mad NIT sliibsnben altdeu
Sle 9a9eoutten, ultD trauTia lte uideu
Us rolpelH uHo fulteru, Isiie uub banas
Sie graler uno balme am gBieIeubouSs
uHo lnter bats ben @riuer Den atenr he.
Hommeu,
oas l9on 10 friibe ser Serbft setOu.ueu.
0O9 ibeT ben 5eISpss, NIT a.u6.n uHS
SdHdufeH
Honlnlt Pattts Der 6ouiitsr gum gop5sr aes
ldufen,
S!e tait5eH poiltrli9 uHO pfeiien uor Sren5e
~ Sle uugeu pes 4kdtStorlts gotoiqe Bente
ano ~ tul4slu tieB 80, NIT DieEem Bebaoen.
<ssaV S@RlpP@eH BEN Bauer fie woQew
ihlG9sH.
1ito oHdeH itob ploslid -1Rit etuem Rale
Sstro 6 iebenoig i'm y8ieIsnt0ie,
~. l piloes ba1eH, eIH ShlNetnattern,
sap aus oeru Sunfpfe bic 6uten ffattsru.
gs itlirBeH ole Srotsn nit uil6en SprTno,u
oitrda 3 Hisosras, Die loftiee Beute M
5riu9eH.
SdnH roiro eS ttia auAeuhtet bic 6eibe
5to9 siumGl goIoi8 i'm 6erbfaeIamei6s
~ prdH9eH oie 8oaWe IN bnHten farben,
gS tlomnt Der bimneI in sSeueroaTbeu.
0aHH tomntt DE Rddt NIT taItemS S6ueieen.
y,is gISffsrfou.,, - on.s.,-a..
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-10-22

@laat Gin Dad iibsr sans glmerito,
nit Swei Abteiluuaen. in elmer bic
3u6tbdusler, in Der anoern Die Rar.
ren! 90 loHte Der famOIe Riefenoau.
ner 8rOpbet glias III. =, alias Donnie
I'm glew DOrter WaoiIon Square Gar.
ben leine 9reu35ug9preOiat beainnen.
Gds beiBt, 8Opie ilt tein Rarr ION.
bern ietne S6ofbeeroe. Donnie 1T
cine Oerbehsrts Quflaee BON garnum
uno, tuenn mir nidt irren, trat ia au5
Barnnm nit Isinen Rameelen, gainOs
Serohen uIw. iln Waoilon square
@ar0eu auF. Earum III Iebterer sfn
geei9neter Blab fiir glias III. NIT Iei-
men ,,SiOniitiihsn Seerlhaarea" Die
s2l 600 Wliets fIir ben Wa6ilon
Square @ar0en besablen miilIsn uHo
ibren IAldusn 9eitbammel sum l5Fns
hen Miaiondr gemodt haben. gis
iebt Aat es feline @6aFbeeroe ihen auF
$50, 600 0ammsl In 2meritn eebraht,
bat IN chicago einen Stall ,,3ion Qe-
griinoet, uno bic SnaFIhur in Rep
s)ort iol tDeitere 10000 6ammel ntins
oeIteHs I9eeren. Sin Stat an Der
ntIautilbeu Ritite uuo am Ifilen Ocean
febt sbenFalls auf oem 9roaramm.
5eoeH Gag fin0et cine propbeteucirs
cusDoritelung Fatt unO cine tdalitbs
3eltuns, Die Stimme oes grOpbe.
ten" Soa 0aftir IOrgeu, bag Die 6am=
mel oGs gl0fsn nidt berIernen. Run
Iase Gtner nod, oab tein grophet
etluas i'm eigenen 9aaoe qilt!
,,GIias L." miro aber in Geru goif
lhOn ieinen grsFeino Oorfinoen, ndm=
lih ,Sobannes Den 8dufer III. :" Der
bereits bier einsttrOfen III, um ,sSSu0os
SI9oriot III. " 90 nsnnt er 8otuie) au
bertretben. Dieter msbr ais IonOer-
bare 9eilige, Der i'm aeu6hnlihen
2eben SObann CUB beiBt uno aus
gapern ID eebiirtig III, min Donnie
bier ole D0lle beiB MAIDEN. gDie ,sSos
bdnnes Ill. mitteilte, bate er bereits
I'm Sabre 1901 !, Su0as syIhariOt III. :"
gum Reoeturnier berausgefOroert, nberI
5Hoas fam uibt. 1ub's DobnFib
1T ct. Glouo, Rinn., UD er oes ebr,
fame getperbe zines 5teinbauers Be,
trleb, unb oa sr am Sobannista9, benz
"a. SUM. ssbOren if, 10 rpObnt ibm,
mie Ct nngiebt, Oie ApolteImaht iune.
Der WiuneiOtaer Apoltel III 60 Sabre
alt ano 1T bon ieiner MiiiOn feIt iiber.
seugt. uno iein eifri9es 8emii9en 1T,
y Suoas Jihariot IL aug oem 6eloe
81 ialessH.
Carrie Ration Feblte audi niht BEL
Der eircusDorhellune, tpOlIts Donnie
nit 6ra9en uHterbreheH, wuree aber
gum 3empeI biuaus 9eiagt.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-10-22

[rtibsre Oetitfhe @eInihtslebrer Der
ebieagOer llniOerftdt. proF. BON 6oIGt
lnebenbri bemertt, aud unFer alter
Sebrer) in beiaeter tniesrIitdt oaourh
aesbrt luuros, OnB Iein Celbsrtrait in
Der uHiberiitdt aufsebdngt muros, cine
aeoiegene Reot. IN Der er 9eutIhlanos
6rieoensliebe prizes uno ale oeosntet.
ligen 8ehduptuneen i'm @ersin NIT
Anorslu gDbite, sem Eriiberen 8erIiner
BOtibafter ,.QuatI6" ueunt. 4ber
eber le9en oie GGbne @ier uuo eber
neroen Die bOleH 5dluieaermiltter
lanFte 8auben, ale oaB unlere sihqos
gernunFt annsbmen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-10-22
0reMe.

Der Ian9ldbrige Re0atteur Der ct.
paul u8Oltsseitun9", Or. glug. 8.
6iHf6, Elm Witslieo Der alien Yei.
tunesgaroe. oer beinnbe elm 2ebensal-
ter I'm Staate WinneIota mirtte, 1T ae.
itOrben. @bre Ieinem 2lnoenfen
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1903-10-22

6is BIdttsrfauen, unb Rebsl li.iaen.
6Gus 0emHtk.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-31
OUT OF THE ORDINARY.

Balloonists who assembled about 10000 feet
in Europe the other day found a tempera-
ture of q degrees below zero.
The city, of Chicago has appropriated for
next years expenses 50, 100, 900 for its fire
department and 81, 100000 for the department
Of electricity.
The Adirondack government reserve con-
tains 1,355,S5 acres, and private parks ag-
gregate 10000 acres. The Catskill reserve
is So, $50 acres.
The honor of possessing the largest mem
bership of any automobile club in the world
rests with the Automobile Club Of Great
Britain and Ireland, which has-now no less
than 2,1S0 members
The story comes from Montclair. N. J.,
that the crude oil which the Board of
Health has been using on the ponds and
stagnant pools does not kill the larvae, but
causes the mosquitoes to grow fat and big.
A man In Cincinnati applied to the courts
for an injunction to restrain the tongues OF
the gossips Of the neighborhood. He learned
from judicial sources that there are some
things beyond the control of the highest
human power.
There is one physician to each 600 inhabi-
tants in the United States-in cities it is one
to 500. Death and increase of population
make room for about 5000 new doctors a
year, but the 1855 medical schools are turn
Ing out 5000 a year, making a surplus OF
Chinese dremen seem to be immune to the
fierce heat OF the 1reroom on ocean steam
ers, and can stand up to temperatures that
would speedily PROSTATE white men. There
are over sixty lines of European steamers
trading with the far east; out of this large
number only three OF them have, European
hremen, and these have to have coolies to
assist them.
Among the many presents received by the
car last Easter the offering of a Siberian
convict attracted special attention and the
car is said to have derived extraordinary
pleasure from IL. II consisted Of a hazel
nut, the hollow of which contained 8. chess
board with all the men artistically carved
in bone. The convict had worked on it for
many months.
Captain Richard Pearson Hobson OF oscu-
latory fame has been pink-teaed and dined
lavishly by society in San Francisco. At
one dinner, described by a local paper at
length. exquisite bridesmaid roses formed
the centerpiece and pink-shaded candelabra,
with quantities of pink and white tulle,
combined to make a particularly pretty and
pleasing ensemble"
A Boston entomologist has estimated
lately hat bugs, under which name he in
cludes all sorts of creatures from the de-
structive grasshopper down TO the innocu-
Gus ladybug, are annually destroying prop
erty in this country to the value Of about
$3.50, O0O,O 900, and he might add that the ner-
vOus energy expended about this time Of
year in suburban places in futile slapping
of mosquitoes would, II applied to produc-
tive labor, create fully as much more
wealth.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-31
G

Pope Leo XIII, it is reported, is TO give
sittings for his portrait to a painter COM
m~lssloned by King Edward VII.
Governor" John Robinson, the veteran
circus man, has offered to build a church In
Cincinnati in memory of his daughter
Katie.
Mrs. C. H. Sturgeon, widow of the great
preacher, has for many years conducted a
book fund, by which she has collected and
bought books for distribution among needy
pastors and others.
A bronze statue Of Martin Luther was
unveiled at the Concordla seminary, the
theological seat of learning in the United
States for the Evangelical Lutheran
church, located at st. Louis.
The Episcopal diocese of Georgia voted
the other day to place in Christ church,
Savannah, a tablet in memory OF Rev. John
Wesley, the founder of American Metho-
dism and of English Wesleyanism.
r. A. Torrey, who last year started
around the world upon an evangelistic
tour, met with remarkable success. espe-
cially in Australia, where there was never
ligious affairs.
1t has been decided by Methodist mis-
sionary managers TO hold every four years
a grand missionary rally similar TO that
held by them last year in Cleveland. Meth
odist general conferences are held every
four years. and the new plan is to have
the mission rally on the alternate years.
Rev. c. M. Sheldon is at the head of a
movement to establish at Topeka, Kan, a
policies on the lives of Christians and total
abstainers. All the churches of the United
States are to be asked to assist the organ
izatiOn. Rates will be from 10 TO 20 per
cent lower than In other companies.
Leader in religious bodies in America
holding the Presbyterian system of gov
eminent believe a thing OF the near future
is a federal assembly, In which will sit
representatives from all churches, and
which will have constituent assemblies foI
geographical divisions of the country. This
Is Presbyterian federation, and will, If car
ried out, take in both branches of the Re
formed church and nearly all OF the small
bodies now holding aloof on minor doctrina,
points. The proposed federal assembly viii
not, IL Is promised, deal with theology, blu
with missions. with church extension, with
Sunday schools, with eYangeliZation, with
summer schools and with all Of the larger
questions upon which all can meet on com
mon ground. The proposition is 20 diyid,
the country into ive districts. with Assem-
blies for each, the latter 10 meet annual,
and the federal assembly triennially. 1t Il
held that such divisions will enable tn,
reformation churches better to handle sec
ttonal questions and all questions. The al
visions proposed are the east, the middl
west, the south, the Rocky mountains an,
the Pacific coast. II brought about, a
many believe IL will be. the plan will meal
a Presbyterian church with 100000 ad
herents ~ least
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-31
New York-LondOn Police

their clothing. The police Of London are
on duty for eight hours per day. The gay
tours are divided into four hours on duty,
four hours off and four hours on. Tn night
tour is one stretch Of eight hours, which is
relieved by an hour of for supper between
1880 and 2:SO. The post is doubled then and
the mon can 60 to the stations, where a hot
meal is served them. The unmarried men
live in barracks, where they have individual
rooms. They have their meals in the sta
ton at their own expense and each station
has a canteen where food and light drinks
car oe purchased at small cost.
Politics, which play such a part in the
police force of New York, are absent al
most entirely from the posIce of London.
The commissioned is appointed practically
for life, which, in Commissioner Piper's
opinion, allows Of the working out OF re-
forms in q slow. but systematic manner
without thought of a NEARBY election that
would cause matters to be hurried.
The London police are very courteous,
younger than those in New York, we'll in
formed and intelligent. They are appointed
after civil service examinations, but the
commissioner can select whomsoever he
wishes of those that pass and can also drop
without ceremony those whose records do
not come up to the standard. At the age of
55. after twenty years OF service, the police
man is pensioned on half-pay. The London
police do not drink as much as those in
New York and so are kept in better condi-
ton and then, too, no free drinks are Ill
lowed them. II a saloon keeper sells or
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-31
Comparison of
the Two Forces.

gives a policeman n drink he receives a
black mark and a renewal Of his license is
refused.
Commissioner Piper was much impressed
with the way the London police handle the
street traffic. They are oreyed implicitly
when an order is given and will allow no
back talk" from drivers. II a man gets on
the wrong side or disobeys the rules he
must get right at once. II he be on the
wrong side he cannot cross over, but must
go around the block. His number is taken
and he will have to pay for his act. lie is
told to appear in cortland he appears.
Each driver is examined as to his ability.
The merchants are not permitted to block
the sidewalks with goods as is the case in
New York, and the man on post must see to
this under penalty Of being dropped from
the force. Heavy trucking, TOO. is not al
lowed between 10 o'clock and l.
There is an esprit de corps among the
police of London that prevents any wide
spread corruption. If there is any bribe-
taking or rascality among the officers their
fellow officers find it out ana report to the
commissioner. The offenders are quickly
gotten rid of without emo
The London method of handling the traffic
is now being tried at ~congested centers in
New York and thus far the results have
been most satisfactory. When the drivers
become used to the method there is no rea-
son why there should be more confusion in
New York thar in Observation-Disclosures
Journal and Engineer.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-31
PRATTLE OF THE YOUNGSTERS.

Teacher-Now, Johnny, can you tell me
what causes darkness2
Johnny-The gas companies.
Teacher-Why do you think they cause it,
~Johnny-'Cause they need the money.
"Oa, look what a pretty kitten, mammal"
exclaimed small Harry.
Yes" replied his mother, land. Just
think, it never cries"
Well no wonder" rejoined the young
ster. TT doesn't have it's neck washed"
Little boy" said the minister to a small
urchin who was industriously digging by
the roadside one Sunday morning, don't
you know 1t is wrong to labor on the Sab
bath except in a case of absolute neces-
sity?"
That's the kind of a case his is" re-
piled the youthful philosopher. "a Teller
can't catch no fish without bait"
The wife of District Attorney Jerome and
her little daughter were standing at a win.
dow of their country house looking out over
a meadow where there were cows, relates
the New York Times.
II want to go out there" said the child
But you mustn't" said her mother.
"why?"
What do you suppose those cows woult
do with their horns now If you went GU
there2' queried the mother.
The child thought awhile. and then an
swered:
Maybe they would blow them as you sa!
papa blows his"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-31

The comparison Of New York and London
police forces made by COMMISSIONS A.. r.
Piper as a result Of his visit TO London for
the purpose Of studying the police Of that
city brings out many points Of superiority
OF one over the other. In handling large
crowds and in personal courage the New
York police have nc equal according to the
commissioner. On the other hand, the Lon
don police are far ahead OF their fellows in
New York in handling street traffic. Com
missioner Piper claims thar the ordinances
are more easily carried out in London be-
cause OF the larger number of police, 1900
men being on the London force as against
900 in New York. London, however, has
twice the population of New York and over
twice the area to police. The London police
are much better oficered than those on this
side. there being one noncommissioned OIL
Ger to every seven or eight men, while in
New York there is but one 10 nearly ten
patrolmen.
In London 60 per cent of the force is used
at night and 40 per cent curing the day,
while New York uses 80 per cent all the
time. Another point whereby the London
patrolmen are kept up to their work lies in
the fact that they are visited about FIVE
times during their tour by their superiars.
one visit is all the New York police ie-
ceive.
After about twelve years OF work the
London police receive a salary of $40 a
| year. The New York men start at $500. A
slight difference is made on account of the
fact that the London patrolmen receive
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-31

This sketch was made by Jennie s.. Corbin,
age IL, Hitchcock School, Galesburg, III.
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