The evening world. Newspaper, February 3, 1900, Page 7

+ OER Paisitier wat, mee tt oat Boo ome SRY ey THY WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 3, 1900. FIVE NEW PLAYS NEXT WEEK; [BROTHER OFFICERS me wont acca, SOME FACES TO BE SEEN. dvthory of Vovat Hence pe. (PREENE’ NERVURA By WILLIAM FAVERSHAM. bald crown of hie head. His face was ar and a ve ne, his ey faultless e gave him the lok His left hand wan « rings His right he and This story is founded on the play of the same title now running at the Empire Theatre, and it is printed by permission of Charlies “De you know M Pleydell coldly Frohman. “Not yet, hut ‘ope to hope to. Pleased to make your acquaintance, Mr ‘Inds | Hinde SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTER. | Hinds waa regarding him narrowly. as 4 sergeant (0 the British army, te | th # to renal the mar ace, | ravers, to & Mewtenaney tn thy F offer you iy left and," | ck regiment. He has saved " Australian 1 old eo: Lanear Piepdell, of see First i: Jonlal custom—nearer the ‘eart-meart decor he | "Your first visit to England, Mr, Hut. ton?” eked Hinds. ) Rina visit. Pm Austratiar |bred. “Never meq foot in last year | As” Hotton W spoke ngers w | ,, Mirae visit, here, bd 1a the result of erparie: | Australia, Yet T could break and (he young man felle In seen that face—-and that orushed hand » before Youll pardon me. for leaving he went sloud, “I must dress Jinne year Hinds acquires ration of | Te Rew ted Hut: were left in the ment, there 1) @) country piace. bold of same rort 6 = | believe,” replied P WILLIAM FAVERSHAM. AY wren lucky Leading map of the Empire Thea- (Copyright, 190, by the Prem Publishing Company, New York Werld.) CHAPTER TV. Recognised! INDS jumped to his feet “Oh, it's you, Pleydell!” “You e me a start. arent Race gagements, you know. We began playing cards at shillirg poluts, He lost straight along. Then we began at ecarte at £5 points, 1 Jost, and" —— lalmed Pleydell, desper nk ny m leay-| already? I've teen loafing out here lt 5 “and then you played doubles or | more hai folks that will give oman at the sunset and I forget alll guit,"and lost again and you kept on me a pla elety, on a fore vi DBielt go aia yet, old chap,” urged doubling up and it was never quite unt! | with pion “i twawldnt ‘ave ~ i ' } you lost the whole £9,000." Lancer. want to speak to you.” pis 7 over (hat ? ‘How did you know that?" cried Lan- r Went s | De. Qunene, 68 Woet tub G2., How Fort City, fo the mest susceeetul opectalien ta “Well—well, I'm in a holewin a terrible! er aan the mame story. Tou ses 1't find the money” plea: | ygqg gm ahpeate Giesases, Me has remedies ire Oli forme of teense, and allers ie give hole." 5 \in't the word, caleasion and aévies, peresenily or by letter. Yiu can tell ov write peer ivention | “You are?” “Yes. Got only myself to thank for it, 1 suppose, but" — “Hat that makes |t no easier to bear. What is it? Money?" Lancer nodded, “Look here,” said Hinds, “I don't want to urge you, you know; but if a loan fair?” | h get, What int ita The Annual Statement Introduce me to the riaht “Shut up!" interrupted Lancer. affec-| society, he ways, and all that wort of | e the ladies, “I faney so, But he had phenomenal “Only Antely. But the man's been WII you, Introduce ime to the tle of UE ‘ i tlonately. Then more seriously; "I don't) thing. The man Is imporsible, you know Ho think Over 6 ; ‘h's’ oneal | = and e ot me Soak ree. mom. F Pome rome #evio ies ba ys Iajtaag bie ett ya the sepa an he wave, e utua 1 ow sno Sort. “How Mr. Hutto ald € 4 : t Nay | y 1 know the game, Did this Hutton play ‘ Hh too easy with you. ‘toa ol) cumene nienaione neo confskentia), and lettirn are szewered Lo plain sesied apeukepad, luck. and"— “And now he's dunning you for the ny to pay nt to be ‘ard—t bothering me in other ways, Wants me Nine 1 of £600 would help you, why I"°-— to Introduce him into the best English | man Bsa tani West eom “Fire away, then.” do you do. “T've made a fool of myself, Hinds.| “And refused to make a fool ard il forced cor- ‘That won't surprise you. I've acted| of mysell @ntroducing him into de Mk. a cad, as well. That may poastbiy| cent hotites hewurne uxly and threatens) pienced 2) 2 j jonish you a bit.” to make-things hot foreme. And the own he nsuran | broke in Hinds, “You couldn't | worst of it Is he can do it i f he'd be content tp ari Ay) an ‘ Es p was known in the regiment | thought Honor amusedly ax she went el played for such stakes when J had Mo) across to join What do you think of & i man who is too proud to be dependent | way to pay if J lost, I'4 be kicked out | ire ¥.. LAneer rhe om his family and refases to accept an|!" disgrace. Oh, T mugt have been mad ant, Tat toy Rh ten vou bo of Ne Y. k qlowance. Pretty fine sort of chap, en?}/ to do such a thing!” hight, periapa, 1° can bring myset to Ww or Jo It, h ctedly. Tm that man.” “Lady Roydon told me of {t, Lancer. was splendid in you." “Hold on, Wimt do you think of man who tries to eke out his income by gambling for high stakes when he knows “You're in an awful hole and no mis Aait t fect aa take.” thuttered Hinds, “out. we must | stra Hgmmands for the awoment. ald o met _you out of it somehow.” } How yee tats Tae wR AH th | “There's no way out of it, I'm afratd, |) What 1 1 dan Manaed $0 five bine bi on ac-| "Sl, tee enemas Age, lain, tortn appears on the last page. count, though. I've arranged an i ;| Saeuntaae to 1. waret on the} that if he loses he can't pay? What do| Chanse St last with o ian in a West so esatae, tie SEEM Ucwely, to pie t you think of such a man who loses ary: Fogiment. i's to pay me £6609, | itera» HOMO i Ht porce sul wit “ Lj og | @ a0 scrape tokether a trifle more. tha m e ase ening a nnn | TN wrt ) This is the largest Life Insurance That won ° i tf . & shilling to settle with? Well, I'm that} nue Pil be out of the way wh ' man, too!" grat comer. haven't Thad the ‘aie Ae rion hea 4 . “Good Lord! You're joking!" ° my me av. 4 coe et nlaal Socket tay tron | ta aiies mney Wh S| ape solnire fa-bea Afcanices east) (Company in the World, and loaned though.” Pr " f t arins In, neature. “let's “Ae bad as. all that?” groaned Hinds. aie: self. . g Hin ’ . Yen Couldnt wo mech wore, 1| SASS sl og Or AX sal peeel d policy-holders upon their “Oh, yes, tt could. Lote worse,” re- nde D. . | #9, sar ‘Are you tl?™ pit Hindawi forced wertnes | ulibn Sat aingng tones nem ‘date teen policies during the year 1899 tn man, whose “Not ton, the blackgward ith “How did it bappen?” 1 uy " Ge d's re Re tunes. pe Biragetine A huirs, brushes é er and brought my bit ustratian mil . upward, , ‘ ——— ape Continued over Four millions of dollars, =a <= To Keerbohm Tree's and Charles Wynd. Olga Nethersole’s progress toward re- ham's new theatres ‘a the pitbtons Hippodrome must now be added George of the Best. Generals Jon § ” is covery has been so rapid that there ts] The ski: has been altered and many Gipemptoeragh war vi: i every possibility of the long-delayed| "adie Girard, formerly of Donnelly own during the week. wt CHI JIRCH NEWS, a4 r “Sapho” betng seen at Wallack’s Mon-| and Girard, vinake” pis debut ih the ¢.:nge-headed girl; Alexander's, a8 the Bt. James's has eon aes levelle at Proctor’s entre nent ak and armi : | 0 enlarged and rebuilt as to be. prac m it a an JsSoaOOTTOLTOOAOOOONIOUsHOMIDPMEDIEREHERBBEEWED | Ially new. \ The Entire Country ls ew day night, It will be a busy night for fo will be nesieted theatregoers as, im addition to “Bapho,”| by Jessie Gardiner. ian Burkhardt : Matthew's Latheran Church, fisth) morning pervice In the event Manager Lowenfeli Intends build! i Th amaod ailaag Leica Rebels tg ‘Avotnet ‘rewcorner to the "va vile hy wrest, Rrookiyn, Rev. Dr favty of Men telmana's oratriag borin new theatre en Shaftesbury Senos ani bi att dor ther Onenied af witcal t} another will bo erected in St. Marun's Pi tented : | is Digby Bell, who 1 the direct! \ i (Rael de a jon of Wiliam ©. Lae, organist h ‘The Ambassador,” at Bety * when Royle ‘and Selina Fetter hares, Mediacast lane, near Wyndhem's. It bs been rald Av Daly's Dantel Fre a Here at Keelih's next Becht avenue the paar, |@28¢ Charles Frohman will be responsi- company will appear in Am! Jen mer A. Dest, wil! edminia a | ble for ¢ but he will only be the first padore” u. society comedy by Mrs. | 3,2" h are among other Yes: | “Les Maguenote”’ te Get » Hearing on ak the morning. service Sodiee and manager y 7 Cragte, better known In literary cireles| ‘The Rents Bantley Buriesquere will at the Wetrepelitan—Al. ‘ shill Og oi |r of a metice of eetmony on 4 Mr. Frohinan will withdraw ‘The as John Oliver Hobbes. The main theme gfter one of thelr amusing shows at the vares’s Varewell. : - Tel se Masked Ball” from the Criterion next of the play ts self-sacrifice, The prin-| Theatre Comiguc, | so oa yan Moyerbeer's ‘‘Les Huguenots” wi [Athiahop will Bellver in the lecturer At the South Reformed Church, Mation ave-| week and send the princina! cipal roles will be played by Mary Man-| Hughes, Jullan Rose and Conway. a be charn Hetae Sete Agua ota | 204,004 TNINT ENE rv ey. Roderick |e tne company, including Herber ering, Rhoda Cameron, Grace Elliston, | Hest siete, oF (he, Piaies pores On | aa | bose Rorths Seelam some eer NG, ‘oe: | Seandine,. Sevens Hiaid ltlaline Tor ony t 3 F \e ~ f se " Alison Skipworth, Jonn Harry, Willlams's Imperial | Burles- abot Bulmaman, Jonple, Beane Rl, inte AU ths letter, Dr. Tetry Sil prenele ant cae raal®: | ries and Fanny Brough, to New York ward Morgan. | ae “4 Will be at the Dewey Theatre next ered y-third ati Veteses 90 “As We Porgtve Our Debtors." where they will appear in “My Daugh- Net Goodwin's New Play. ee ‘Miner's One Hundred, ana Twenty. “progress of ibe Nineteenth Century In Grace Methodist Epletepe! Chore, weee| ‘eF-in-Law” Feb. 19, q tMos Fifth St Theatre, a bill of novelt! Reformed Chareh. Breet: | One Hundred ant Fourth street ir Colma ‘The rtnership rod ue er be y Van a v1 morrow mare ft the Knickerbocker Monday night. potable! acte ae controled k co ta ‘overedniog 1205 ns in"yie eveateg. his subject wil se Shit gemini Be eB Lg ‘The play ie by Henry V. 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