Poor little Gabrielle! I saw her once since her parents' death, but it is now a couple of years since I have heard anything about her. Will she ever get over the severe shock to which she was subjected? What does the future hold in store for her? I cannot answer these questions. Time alone can do that. _Beauties:--Children._ [Illustration: _From a Photo. by A. W. Cox, Nottingham._ Muriel Glanville Taylor Gladys Huddart Doris Mamie Butler _From a Photo. by C. Vandyk, 125, Gloucester Road, S. W._ _From a Photo. by C. Vandyk, 125, Gloucester Road, S. W._] [Illustration: _From a Photo. By Arthur Neale, Nottingham._ Gladys Lilian Tansley Cuthbert Eustace Michael and Cyril Cox. _From a Photo. by Vickery Bros., Barnstaple._] [Illustration: _From a Photo. by J. Bacon, Newcastle-on-Tyne._ Gracie Dodds May Barnes Doris G Clegg _From a Photo. by Bullingham, South Kensington, S. W._ _From a Photo. by Vandyck, Melbourne._] _Crimes and Criminals._ NO. II. BURGLARS AND BURGLING. Of all the more hazardous--though thoroughly romantic--professions, none is more interesting than that of burgling. The art of burgling and housebreaking has positively developed into a fine art, and, although we do not admire the members of the craft, yet every individual representative of it is undeniably interesting. There is something irresistibly tantalizing, yet at the same time fascinating, about your average burglar. Those of nervous temperament may look under their beds for a whole twelvemonth--from the 1st of January to the 31st of December. But he is never there. He is a playful fellow--a merry man; he likes his joke, for on the very night you forget to peep under the couch where Morpheus receives you for a few hours, he is bound to be there, and the next morning you find all your drawers ransacked. At first you put it down to the dog, but when you discover that something like a cart-load of valuables has disappeared, you come to the conclusion that no representative of the canine world who ever barked or picked an honest bone could possibly help himself so freely and with so liberal a hand. The New Scotland Yard Museum will provide much practical information on the ways and means which our friend the enemy utilizes for the purpose of thus annoying you. Your enterprising burglar shall have what he thoroughly deserves--a complete chapter to himself, and illustrated with his own weapons of warfare into the bargain. Not that we expect that he will be much gratified at the publicity here given to his methods--a publicity which is all to the advantage of his enemy, the householder, for whom to be forewarned is to be forearmed.