apeaklng Com comL h said be a man What la It to rouT Th young woman Is rich I love her I think the love m too A few days work by you and both of ua are mad for life 1 hav paid you SJOM When you com plete the work I will plae IWMO In your hand It Isnt lbs Merrlngton money 1 want If Is the girl At you may know I am one of the largest Investors In thl Great Eastern I will be able to buy the Matterhorn In another yeirl I think you are the devil come to earth to drM m down to hell cried Chris hoarsely I had quit tbt cursed drug morphine I Was honest and hon orable and had a good true friend who If you told him I had debased myself TilE DRUG until you get do not tell any OM except Mr SmIth where you are Hopping Bo It cam to pass that the book Interrupted In its making the card par tie wera resumed at a treat side hotel and the little flat In harlem never attain the home of Mr and Mrs John Warren Mr SmIth had his interview with James Ma n der lit came away With minded emotions For poor old Happy hour had been the vicarious laeririea Ht had received his death wound but In the administer ing of U the head of the swindling I rut I had MOWn lUdf

PROGRESS BEING MADE ON THE CITY'S NEW WATERWORKS. Lining the High-Service Reservoir With Concrete. « * Commence Laying Wooden Pipe Today. Q RATIFYING progress Is being made on the city's new, Cedar river wfcter system. City Engineer Thomson, who re turned yesterday from an inspection tour of the entire line where work is heing done, says that the weather has been more than ordinarily favorable for good work this winter, and that line progress has been made. A large crew of men is putting In the lining of the high-service reservoir. All the excavating for this depository has been finißhed, and a fifth of tho lining is completed. Part of the bottom and side margins is covered with cement. In the margin of the reservoir the foundations for the gatehouse have been laid, and some of the large valves are in place. The contractors will begin laying wooden water pipes this afternoon. These are staves securely bound with steel, and will be used in the hills and other places where the pressure Is light. Twenty-two miles pf this kind of pipe will be used. Ail but five and three-quarter miles of the forty-two-inch steel pipe Is In place, leaving only one mile to' be fin ished. The pipe shown in the illustration is in Twelfth avenue, immediately south of the South school, and had to sus tain a pressure of 173 pounds to the square inch. Both ends of the pipe are closed, and through the small hose appear ing in tho photograph water was forced In at varying pressures all the way from 110 to 275 pounds to the inch. The at tendant is standing by watching the indicator which shows the pressure being exerted on the pipe. LINING THE HIGH-SERVICE RESERVOIR WITH CONCRETE. TESTING A FORTY-TWO-INCH STEEL PIPE.

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of these tokens of esteem to the part played May 1 ISM v It was meet and proper that the name ip4 weft yL f3Esrw Jm iJ5S war afe L COMMVMiil WAINtVJIIRIIT

H. E. WASUN.

EX-CONGRESSMAN CHARLES G. BENNETT. Who is likely to be the Secretary of the United

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nor and the ilcgo of the convent ccaaed The word the mother luperlor had tired JIlM Merrinirton only told me the hail One In businnus confirmed the conviction that omo of the unthinking hadM a Mcrrlnglon mutt have been connected with te Ort Eastern lyndl rate nvlndle It wa now Hhown the swindler had never invested a cent In Wall treet or anywhere tiff Their procedure had been the iltnple plan of paying 10 per cent a week uit nf the principal liitru tcd to them and when enounh money hnd b fn thrust upon the itrfnilleni to satisfy even their cupidity they had disappeared leaving their victim In the lurch All thMe outbursts of lIel and innuen toes had almost paralyted Helen She began to fee thnt a young woman with a million n year hits rcrponilbllltlc that cannot be encapet by the very ro mantic plan of dropping out of her own world Into another It wa charnloc indeed to lay down the burden of wealth and ai a poor anti carefree girl marry a moil charming young man ami be his guiding star In the mat ler of lilt making a name for Mmsrlf In lle rolilnc of Kmt ecurotnlc nnd noclo Jordl quritbos which lmo uu1td profound philosopher for centuries It wn ven chnrmliig hut It wouldnt It hadnt worked the burden of wealth till weighed her down The humiliation ihe felt hat Fhr honM be mtijudirod that she ihould be clli ird with a lot of nwlndlcrj Kae way after n few hour reflection to the DEFOUE DAYBREAK TUB BHAUOLINQ FIOURB OF But a cunning was In hla rye again and ngiln Mt tank would be com plete only In I > o rtilnnl by some limsnras such lit the upsettIng of Ink upon It Aiwl all would have to gone over uraln lleJ with morphine day and nil II I Chris condition u pitiable to bcholl III hid wasted away In skin nnd bone hi5 hair was thin and his rye watery A horrlMo rrrcn pallor overspread fact anti deep hollows were In checks Illi manner n 11 like that of A crlnr nit child IU nhlnrd aol Milffled If Drfntoni ipakn hanhly to him once In a whIle lola e > ei would rlih nijicn fury that tiled nlmoft quickly an It came and hd would upon the llrrntonn a look of malice which had they ootlcrJ have caused the old lawyer and hli 10 exerclta more caution than they did No one law Chrli at rork ne Irentnni and n that old max who aa valet to the filer rtrtnton Neither fnthrr nor ion had many friends or luviualnlrnroj Slnre Jack Varren had left the cMabll hment had xun cuntrncted narrower and narrower IllchanV Ilrenton dined at his club and the ilmple meal of Jaffrejr Ilrenton aJ meet an kivalld and poor CItric who hardly ate at all were served by the valet The cook had Rone and tilt lounrrrald hud Wen lectured for havlnie IL youni man calling on her and had left In huh dudirixm So Chris the elder Irentnn anti the deif viUt hid the Ole anti xlaooiy old homo ill Wis hlnlon quare practirnlly to themselves They kept Chris piled with morphine and they gave film blow For M many houri a day he toiled Away at the InDr which had now become a hobby with Jaffrey Iirentnn Illi ion regarded the proceeding with dlicuit and dlndaln and had announced that It waa a foollih Idea and he would have nothing to do with It Hut slid the rider Ilrenton keith the dniKcrased artIst at hli task At dllrk l lIrl was taken to hla room aM locked In So the lime pe4 until < he day the ° tKVlfrlllMnlIlcal clime to naah That night Itllph Coition knocked at ih the door and was admitted by Richard who had been lrapallea r waltln ilnc r Vidolklrapallea > waiting blab Jlift9n bore a large satchel HTicre It li Cap he laid sulkily I dont lee why I Mnl run Taiay awal WIth the whoo lltnlTou wouldnt have dared III I squeal It 1I0uidnt have been healthy tar ou fV3 you tEp hfXTO 30 lair said IUclurd 1 oulj have

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5RYAN I RYAN BEGINS HIS TOUR TOU OF THE WEST William J Bryan whoso photograph shown above was liS taken Just be before betort before ¬ fore h ho left for or his six weeks < s opeaklnotour reached rcnch l New York on Mon Munday Monday Monday ¬ day January 22nd and conferred with the party leader It > His HJ Itinerary from fromthat fromthat rom romthat that date Is as follows On January 2Ch Oh ho will epeak at Wlhniv Wilmington rton and one oneother onoother oneother other Delaware point on January 27th he goes to Washington to speak at ata atu a 11 banquet of the Gridiron clubj He then begins his Now England trip triphis triphIs triphis his dates dat being Providence January 29th Boston January 30th Portland PortlandJanuary portiandJanuary PortlandJanuary January 31st Concord February lilt Montpelier February 2nd Holyoke andSpringfield and andBprlngtleld anllSIr1ngtleld

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SCHLEYS FLAGSHIP CHICAGO A at the Cape to tolook tolook tolook The nwcislty tor an American i1llldron j iurcn a > r 1 stationed look after American Iiuetrstt in tlt H n if int > ntrnala rcai rIklil1 nil i ropllcaUon tompllcaUonenri1ng t ropllcaUonnilrins nilrins alllirltiat nt that disturbed unter ha < t n umlerstu unllrrstovil l prmpted pMT pr mpted ptd the navy navydepartment tUYdepartment navydepartment l Jl fleet t under und r Admiral Schjey SchIer to toproctwl tollrottd department to arrange fur a special t stfi service > > e the Ch Chicago Chicagoas ago ago4I proceed to South African Maters Admiral Schley Mil 11 retain b before for the Chieapo Chieapoloft caioA C I o oleft oleft a4 4I his flagship 114 dllp The above photograph h taken Just left for the pr present nt cruise shows the cruiser after th the ImprovsmentrWtre JmprovuntnU wtr wtrmda tre

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GENERAL GENE AL MILES AND THE NEW RAPIDFIRE RAPIDFI E MACHINE GUN u This now gun is portable and can be carried with case by b two men It Is Isnot 15not isnot not operated with a crank but by a trigger With this new n w death dealing dealingmachine denllngmachine dealingmachine machine whole regiments can be mowed down because Its lightness IIghtn and port portability portubltily lortnblllty ¬ ability enables any number of the guns to be taken into action General Idlesthinks Miles Milesthinks Jllellthinks thinks that tho Invention of this gun brings us one step nearer the millennium millenniumfor

JERSEY LILY AND THE DEGENERATES r Mrs frs Langtry Is now no ably presenting tho darlnr play pIa that at attraded nltmcted attracted traded tho lightning shafts of tho London critics Th Degenerates i por pertrays portrays ¬ trays the th degraded side of English society OeIet life It Ins a moral Soma Bomocf cf the degereratrs df creratcfl lemt repent re nt end nll renounce o the devil and all Ha works orks Hut tho thomoral thomorat themoral moral Ji not held to be sufficient excuse for tho stage presentation pre ntaton or such a aquestionable Qquestionable aquestionable >

GENERAL GENE AL CORBIN I 1 1Gen General Gen rnl Corbin whoso latest photograph Is seen above announces that the theLawton theLBwton theLawton Lawton fund now amounts to 5090923 90909 3 This generous contribution n of the na natlon nalion natiun lion to the widow of the famous general will lll bo presented to Mrs Lawton Lawtonwhen Lawtonwhen Lawtonwhen i j 1 I

The SlaterArmstrong Memorial Trades Building Recently Dedicated at Tuskegee Alabama

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FRANCIS HKNDRICKS, Who is to be the successor of Louts F. Payn as State Superintendent of Insurance.

ALICE CAMPBELL CHISM.

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THE BRITISH GUN THAT PUT "LONG TOM" OUT OF ACTION. THE British forces In Natat ware deficient In heavy artillery, that of the Boers outclassing them In every respect, and had It not been tor the prompt arrival of the naval brigade from Durban, th® British reverses would have been more severe In the mnny engagements had with the Boers In the vicinity of Dadysmlth. Our photograph shows the brigade from H. M. 8. Powerful in action at the battle before Ladysmlth. The big 4.'7 gun, mounted on Capt. Scott's land service carriage, successfully shelled the Boers' position, and put out of action several of their big guns. Including "Long Tom," which was doing considerable damage to the town. This brigade, under command of Capt. Lambton, of the Powerful, was in the thick of the battle at Ladysmlth, and has rendered valuable service In several other engage ments since.

BEATRICE CHAUTAUQUA AROUND THE PAVILION

WriECKINO THE EXPOSITION-THE VANISHING CYCLOUAMA Pholo by

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W. G. M'CREERY AND J. DEMUN SMITH. j 1 II, T-l-ll I.III Jllll.l.lL ni'lii , W'"l'i".'. " " IPIILals-M.l in -I il " '"' ' " '"""7'V ,s,r , ,f -1 ...aa...,. fe . T .svaf m 111-. lain. .-sl,.M.M..aas,i.,t...i -a.ll...l-i Ml .. I MSSM..l-f '"'; - ' - '' '" - ' """ ....,.i,s.....- .n..!........ i V. C. McCRUEUY. .MtC'ISnCKV aIAKIM! A M SM ST. LOUIS'S LEADING AMATEUR BILLIARD EXPERTS. tirn 1 v 1 n; v two ci sa KIN I'KAW. Ji.i kli:kvn 1.'. 1 .: iu:d i:i:iih;i:. iiau J. DKMUX SMITH.

XF.W NINETY TON STEAM SHOVEL LIFTING THREE TON STONES AT EAST SIDF. ROCK

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CLIO HINTOX HCNEKER, SCtTLPTOR.

A. PASINL— "MAHKHT CONSTAN TINOPI^EL"

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CHAUNCEY OLCOTT. •"A Romance of Athlone," Fourteenth Street

ROOHEJAf'QrKLEIN, A FAMOUS VEN'DEAN -LEADEU. (tYom the statue by B"altulere.)

TOTAIi E CI.IPSE OF SUN, AUGUST 9,

MLLH. CHASLJESL Premiere danseus* of the Opera CoolUu*

, , YORK ( NEB. ) RUNNING HOSE TEAM STATE CHAMPIONS OF I80S

CORNER OF THE WASHROOM COMPARTMENT IN THE GIRLS' DORMITORY.

BEATRICE AROUND

SOME PRIZE BIRDS AT THE POULTRY BHOW. ' WHITE CLOUD. BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK.

BEATRICE CHAUTAUQUA TENTING IN THE GROUNDS.

FRANK G CARPENTER AND HIS CO KB AN SERVANT , GENERAL PAK.

CHARLES H. PICKENS , NEW CHAIRMAN-

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ML.LR. GERVILLE-REACH* Of the Opera Coniique,

DISEMBARKING TROOPS AT DURBAN. Civilians gathered to welcome fresh troops from England.

THH PAL4SADES, LOOKLNQ NORTH FHOM POET LBJD.

AL RIC— "BARRATTEN BRIDGE."

WEBSTER DAVIS. Secretary of the Interior, now in South

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H. V. CRAWFORD. Secretary of the New-York Poultry and Pigeon Association.

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JOHN T MALLAL1EU. KEARNEY SIXTH

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fDvowln* Carpenter'a Docks. N««*V-*h».

CARL. BECKER.— "FAUST AND MARGUEULTB.*

HAWTHORNE ROOM IN THE WINTER MEMORIAL LIBRARY.

THE GREAT BEAR TRAP DAM OF THE CHICAGO SANITARY AND SHIP CANAL IN OPERATION. One hundred thousand cubic feet of water per minute flowing over the dam.