The evening world. Newspaper, February 6, 1900, Page 3

es wey Aw Meee a NO BUT IS VERY WELL ACTED. maa FOR BLOOD oko t 8 Dewn —_—.s— | | ee tliss Olga ik Nahin the Contre Atsle, lety Actor Cunning- “Thank Evening World) Seen in an Immoral ham Heir, He Claims, for Providing: New Creation, and it Made f to Fortune. J Teachers. a Sensation. 8 ROOK ih ALL NOW.'The Ambassador” at — | Daly's Is a Caricature Fifteen New Classes to Start! of Society—‘* When We To-Morrow to Accommo- Were ‘Twenty-One” date 1,000 P. 5 a vps Amusing and ‘Coralie & Co.” Bright. A bevy of happy and bright-faced | girly eniivene? ‘The Eve’ World | his morning. They came to thank ning World for providing Af-| after aue reflection Thi teen new teachers and penty of wo conciusions— first vommovations for all in the high son pif you plen of the city: to necessitate the wearing of arbestor “We want to thank The Evening | __ EE, World,” eaid the bright girl who wi HL Ka Un be * reached pho" —one un so ably. We feared we were to de whut out and we th! have been if The Evening World had not taken the matter up.” ‘Murreh for The Evening World! cried n dimpled miss, when the speaker a un spokesman, ‘for urging the question ‘| ink now we would musical huseahe The fifteen new classes will be started! to-morrow, taught by The ! World’ fifteen new ‘eacher able of accommodating from additional puplis Sup!. Jasper sald to- day: “Through The Evening World and by personal message I have asked the prin- cipals to send the qualified children to the schools nnd annexes in their respee- stricts by 1.90 P, M. Wednesday. The teachers have been notified and will be ready for duty on Wednesday.” ‘That fs pleasant reading for the and boys who were lamenting ‘ihe cule ting off of thelr sive pe priv! ri ‘nty-four hours 259, og bt aj hin? to, Th Pape! e Even! u Matter up without delay. salad that moves the ucation was| [Ames serine Sah an Tapentes pe and AO a Ph indreds will troop eleetuily | into" the ne ters to-morrow. And ¢ iu LY Worle fer, ©) (Mane The Mvecteg) i =a THE TEACHER'S STORY. (eeitert te im The World To-Mey.) Tt would de hard to imagine @ more pathetic and painful story than the one told in The Evening World of yesterday by Miss Mary Beale, who has deem fer| Last Seeme of the Pivet Act=The Spiral Statvense. Thic Received Sts twenty-one years « Cra in Pubite Certata Calis, bat No Reapence. Bchoo! % at Castleton, . where she holds the position of arse principal. For four months she has had to live without getiing « dollar of the pay she has earned and which the city owes her, The tradesmen have. not naturally, grown tired of further ex! sion of credit, and she has had to the Winter without fuel, provisions or clothing for herself or for her venerable mother, why depends upon her for sup- The slow en4 Hoard of Waueation wes port. Could anything be more heartrending? Could anything be more disgraceful? den, Jameson 4 nl | action, Mra. Graves looked ind Estelle| & Wonder in the confidence line,” said », MAC Ne OL, co Oia “. fan'tantia ther ra eapecially Chie? of Detectives Colleran to-day Take Paine’s Celery Compound when the nerves, logether serving and equally without redress for any one who ts old the robbery of which they are the vic- (ms. Their sad condition ts one of the re-| Play” long run, made the borough of Richmond a pért| contemplating witnessing this Joint ef- of Greater New York, and while Miss|fort of Alphonse Davéet an@ William Beale and her fellow-teachers shiver and| Clyde Fitch would do well to bring along euffer and starve, the Greater New| their dinner-palls. York, with their salaries still in ite| ed by Mise Olga Nethersole at Wallack’s by his parents 4 : treasury, proudly points to a forty-mfl-| last night, fe merely tepid—not torrid. | via ta aircawe Ie delicious it Deetgediy 4 7 | H h Id M d ci t londoller pey-roll and a seven-aalilion: | Although Fite Chiet Crouer remained | only hops that the wight of Jenn Joy] 4 whoigeome ost of opotisin | yareeeman Collewad, ogmantion, ot. i59) did he And eech onsy graft aa in Chl ouse oO é 1 ne. : there are in “The Ambaseadors,” pro-| received ite frat meiropaliten “pee produe- “Eitersteove y ti ing up by a sort of corkscrew recesses Of their brain] ® penniless girl. Mil After doing all de could to have James/ Fitch version of the French novel te one K. Brown hagged Prosecutor James 8.| of those chaste iiitle affairs euch a8 e, but they would Erwin, of Jersey City, refuses to aecept| Major Pond loves 10 send fluttering over las Nethersel je Just the Shorts invitation to see the mur-/@ lyceum cireult for the edification of | Sfung to ake Rissed Just ap rape vhet ollar pay-roll increase in a single year. | at his headquarters during the eveniNS./ blow to Ml Tuin will not Inc ease {h ts Merslegve was known In Chicago as ———_-- ever on the alert lest the eupposed| number of visitors to the torch of duced at Daly's Theatre last night. | ae the “Pink Tea” young man. He was a = = = = ; WON'T SBE VICTIM DIB, | tarmes.cf the mrotucton mien caus aren cre iat at epi’ wcarce| EN*TYDOG save ihe nerone ie v0 wrap-| al ine Harem pera iiouse. where “The | He‘worknd the Authora Club abd the wall which the clear prepondergngs the Sestraction of Yeluable sreeauey ods criticiaing.” Ne. Trichy ty a lower] ped wp ln hime oF herseit Unat they |Amete” tas p cmc te tet ini the evidence shows, was not property; and w' ice Chief and palpitan have absolutely nq thought for any- tained Tithe audience se the Gi and 4 fi : here is also inclu a charge : Public Prosecutor Refuses to wit-| Was at the Astoria thinking he mig fe, Serre p- | he Age body: Gpera-Houre with “The Girl in the ty whole a i private ibowoiat for dirt, to fll in with, at % centp @ be called upon to save the public morals, than use the blue pencil. ‘There's lady Beauvedere, for instance ka. = ostra| In he load. some of which, at least, were emt. Bess Death of Marderee nether oficial was disturbed. ye half a dosen copy readers in NeW! She's young, pretty and a widow. Her Tfen'e made his Mimectt a itn et society, re) 80 horae loads, which is certainly pot Whem Me tried. Of course, it won't de to say that the ane ~ have fae Mable] stepson has engaged himself to marry at igh sevith Cart Heowin in the | Sree (ce, Tapaths sive of the cheap. Then there is an item of | being interest on damages, also Vaudeville Houses. ed, probably to punish the defendant for Culture, fact, 1 cam pee ne reesen why “Bapho” ae the pare 1 f| nie offense does not a ehould ne: go thundering down the A808! Act 3 was he a, constructed play, excellently acted, and] rung woman felnt In real earnest a ous after sundown, and it's going to enjoy «| WILLIAM RAYMOND SILI. | AT THE OTHER THEATRES. gta hs Cage lll o2\0 and climatic changes. It makes rich blood and ha aaa eulta of that consolidation which has| garments; and, second, that all pereOn® sepne Pleads Forgiveness—A oe EGOTISM BY WHOLESALE. Stata Pivaina at Waekiaen’’ Was he tee “Pepho,”” ¥4 foe that the sight of of & young man en-|The Ambanedder” Parades fie! us so age would be ia Gd Ub Ravertilelees | ‘The Murray Hill Company took part 10] operated in Bt. Loule, Denver and cipally because she fears to become a grandmamma, Her socifty friends cali to offer sarcastic congratulations and the young ladies composing the Dorcas/| turously. ir. Fitch #hould havelio offer thanks that they are not #0 r ey Murlesquers ware 4 difference between the $2261 and the Society of the First Baptiet Church, | 2000 i608 srequenty, Pour hugs ot embarrassingly sttuated. Lord Bi. OF-| evidence at the Theatre Comique, Vetber Nad warrica Man coe we |Now Judge Cuts Down) s.0 war alc ved to the plainti® as but New York has seen many a play isses and love talk a byn, a mutual friend, “trims with the| KAadle Girard made “a ee hh Pao i Mensheer Avvected to compensation for inconvenience and aie which could give It cards and spades for page Sites era tre versatility of @ politiclan and lets every [300M Ann Lesical aweten Late i Damages Awarded hoyance, a sum absurdiy excessive, nauahtiness, and wi wo bands. It | ue mich ‘ba ir" eg he Fg ge at body know that le ts #0 different from at was also among the ‘ohiet Up Love 4@atr, the Woman “Verily, the Jury were in. o Mbennl is no worse than tt doven't | soie orking overtime. he couldn't) olker mee ie. ue nett |,,rederick Fekert, a married man, of i mood—at the defendant's expense. We startle one as much as “Camilie;” that get union In the United Finaily there is the ing step | JA iat scenes oknlre BY Bat 51 Monticello avenue, Jersey City, and do not say, for we do not believe; tanme beloved drama of the Btudents of Higher y to ane her life, brother, who commits forgery to pay! lin wwadeviiic debut in @ Lena Yost, the daughter of @ saleon- the Jury wilfully disregaréea. taal ‘Magés,” is quite as awful; in at 4 dio her fae Se work, shtenss Le} & gambling debt. The heinousness of Is wwerful| he wants |: save hie miserable skin | 260/2 eek At Moet a ners MHS | pair had conspired to rob him. Yost ts simply and purely as a clever, well-| that Miss harscle telsied” Wee's al the expense of the heroine, whe 10] prede «| to ————eee 01 The feriat Burlequers held forth | Jersey City. Alice Bartholomew, who sued to get back the forged paper for at's ne et oP with Pry ee Bee seen | te lise pela sient Ve ale. tare ane of Alice Bart mew, wh 1] She seriousiy ge ge herself in| that fair faces and Oright columes cea |about to ele and. that the Emery” Speer—both ure from Ranger | y Ff fi the y uae-taaeed Mae Leng Suirt SCOTCH GRANDMA IS DBAD. British Consul’s Announce- ment Sets His Heart to Jigging. Walter T. Cunningham, a rag-time dancer in Gus HIlls ;heatrical troupe lives at Dyker Heights, Brooklyn, He iw much better acauainted with the flavor of burnt cork than of notes of the Bank of Engi Last Surlay he saw an advertisement, signed by the British Consul, asking for information of the heirs of Maria Con- ningham, who died recently in Aberdeen, Bootland, at the age of 108. | “Blows me! sald the biack-face artint “Why, that is my great-grandmamma Wonder if it hits met He dropped into the British Consulate yesterday, He had letters and doou- mente proving hie identity, and leamed | ty his astonisoment 4 detight that he war probably soje heir to the old lady's fortune, And that fortune, the Consul informed him, was estimated at £40000 (82,000,000), Cunningham's heart has been dancing rag-time ever since. a SOCIAL LION ROBBED 400. fen of Poughkeepete Preacher te Wanted in Chicage—Sald to Wave Come East. eoerens OATS Word concerning the whereabouts of Chicago's “Social Highwayman" was After the Rall. Jeam Carertes) _oives in New York to-day Saphe Up Three Fights of Maire. | Pinkerton men left hastily for Pough- Sk iaes, =" | Keapate this morning on recelving word a that Alexander Haviland Gildersteeve, | WHEN WE WERE 21.” the gan of an eminent Quaker preacher, of that city, and neghew of Justice Gii- deraleeve, of the Supreme Court, has paid ao visit to his father's home, Tt Mt sald t the young man claimed y new Pane pe as by_ Henry | that he could explain hie trameactions in 2 a Were Tmenty| Chicago's upper circles, transactions 1 Becher, "tase asses ‘i Noe Gialetn, | which began in the Jewel cases of some Maxine Elliott and a strong company. of the @0 of the Windy City, and ended je the gort of Bley set serine, whieh in the pawn shops, and whioh the vic- tims call by the plain, blunt name of uneern f ng theft. elul Many of the amart set called at Police dncolete,. ver ool Craahich good | Headquarters to look over the big bunch of pawn tickets fownd in Gtléersieeve’s trunk an@ see if they could find any representing property of their which had Fes'ten, coh tiiais ba teres ces.of the| nace etn want they 7 one o' paint } women, and Dick ries to save nr en, pray aig! a age Mr. part is written to ft) sign the necessary bond for the re- Jeane of their je until informed by i Mrrs.| the police that thelr confidence would new graces in| not be violated. Many of them got back J | f ender woman? valuable property which the young con- ; Jeane ana he| fidence man had appropriated and part by wear-| pawned. ‘ Brien, Frank! ‘This man Gildersleeve was certainly loveller and revealtt comedy and the neal Woodrul season | nected fou tome ot thourands of dor and physical strength of the body are exhausted by h to go out most of the fashionable ci tt 4 of I Read our Z tt i " f 7 vival at the American Theatre by the Castle Square Opera Company with = | Marked success, “We aloo fing that he has in that time pendid revival of “The Lost Para- Francisco, though in none of there cit jadi objects, prin- Mrs. Kdwin Milton Royle were PEMENT the plaintiff's laches in not fling arse wer ce|STOPPRD THE RLOPEMENT, ng nie At i ie a bright comedy shete: ly graueing. * | neeper, were arrested to-day on the) KASTON, Pa. Feb. 6—Citizens bere}oaths They simply, and ne doubt ume pea! to him, but fn eb » Roan 1p Minutes” wae sun |COmplaint of the girl's father that the! sre discussing the opinion of Judge | consciously, allowed their sympathies te saloon-keeper at 767 Ocean avenue, Shuyier, of the County Court, in the vecloud their judgment having for ite theme ory as old ’ pure ly Ie Ria rerigu compromise fvilization, whieh has been sung in been order to do #0. ‘ a a Tl the father said, ; ssnautatian of thorasers the ages—ihe love of » woman merely’ thankful that ne is out of tae | Me. hed hig usuel excel.ent Hen trom the til of his store bbe Oe es ries plaiatie a] with a past who really wants to be nice, ‘Edward J. Morgan forsook the \oge of | p, » aay" . Bharp & held ead 4 aed by “1 Nope Youll All Lene All Leara to at the an wort er. Hee pees senrantioal gre i Moat | | "ifte pont io that the Sindee considers sata Steward, Gp! le aD Help Went Mik Ts Siete ates a a eg ace COMPLAINANT, ne erin eth inc) me | bill at Miner's been influenced by the pr | SANDWICH, Ont . Thirteen Other N. matinee clase and take the gitte to Wale} Ty) cay was Bnet t settings out] reas as ee yeuttilo cate ker avers| I, five Pa red anand Teeny Ath ani age Miss Bartholomew and were generous at ard wae haoged In the Essex Y. ¥" Papers Combined jack's, Nelther am 1 going to adviee | that could fr. Fitch in-| Sowered by jhe sense ‘own, iden Mas Youus Arrested for tek-\the defendant's expers. The jury gave! Jail here this morning at 618 boarding-rchool girls to reed “Don! jected comedy Bie yri ianon has never done better $1.00 and the Cefentant acked for | All night he had been cheore@ ui as | looked over last nignt’s| 401 I think that some of his anc hassador, who, tty Mim to Rater Alleged me es ca ae ava cil by three ministers and da cSubmes namo Se| seeder ie LEDERER'S LONDON oe) PR SAS Sr APPRESTICR® ..... 8 MOUKEWORE .......q1[ nudience I Instantly reached the co . Mt the lover, wort of sight to duller, Caine: Jweke seve, If the plaiptim does not ace} Won’ singers ARTIFICIAL. MANDA .. é}elusion that “Bapho” was not going Pim gee Mg | ti ; person of dainty Mary The Rev. Robert L. Paddock, recor of cane gyn They sang hymns up to the ee ancer & we erculatl on Steward a ied te FLOWERS .... pif hanes te ere rca career | Glendenning,” an" even metor, always. | THE ATROLLER. |Ceeiwe Productions Wilt me Given‘ aa brasil ae pase ae Budge Beyer al Be ward was | i to the Canam - dhe f? wr? ee e verfiet » . » sturl JANITORS". 9) "Meally, the aly «Bing that Would be] Fre “Thorne. was —-- at the Shatvebery Theatre — [ati ciclock last night av complainants, of’ Kind which the courte have tong | trang, fe wad to the Deopla KITCHENWORK ....1:/ apt to cause @ gin to wish she had} pur what interested Breséney “CORALIE & CO.” After Apett t. against Natha Actustoned to expect th ot LADIRG TalLons.. 3/ stayed at home playing parches! with] ‘han be pb [i the rena BS LONDON, Feb. 6—George W Lederer | of 186 Norfolk street fan Qutanare where, a. aaa MILAANERY . 1) grandmamma was Mise Nethersole'’s MACHINISTS ...... 4! costumes. Of course, there was the -pole plan, She js no longer Anna- SURES ” ‘out of that later, The} peile—she is now Miss Anna Wiif rd the Madicon Square of renewal for two years a : a mere man | a nore © Neckwean oi Selbaee care. weet caused 2 few facen| Rut every consumer of red lobsters «ti Theatre. eer Pa vy’ the invited eat or aa an cae 9 it is always the ercuene * OPERATORS #| bo ‘There was a lady seated near! creem ai ised her, »| GHet” will be pUL On in Apel! with the | fre sree thace a ed the bey wn Se ent mcrae HAN BXONER |CHAMBERMAIDS .. 2 OFFICE Bors | co enee: 4 e! wr acco New York cast. jaer arrest. Gans was locked up and will thar wre pros) cae belongs 1 q pees me, accompanied by 4 weil-known cloak | appear in the Essex Market Court this! class will appear by a feference to some | ‘ apparent he fol- atop. but It aati + Trlendes | eer. 3S Se eee showed an abih.y in the tittie * se and she |}ows tnat avocation because he wore es ~ 41 tour glamonde iahis ahirt. During the] °° Stattroe$ dont forget the panic : A New Preneh Farce Produced at | Oe 0ronsed , ” secon act she leaned over to her eavort a erieninese Mf ave clus. hers 5} and remarked in a half-trightened whte- Teagteaty about the stage And the Miadinen ware Theat a year's lense of the| Mr. Paddock said that heywas passing | ive-look sehan ia fa KARO aed with the privilege | 112 Stanton street Inet night when Gans las Sate the: i PRPATINE 88 of the main £ ME CALY morning. the preacher | mptatian’ three fi as were B IS ILL | "Retore leaving the station-nouse the “Nearly three full amd busy days » Rev. Mr. ae told Sergt, Norton to} consamet in the (rial, whieh tavolved) tel. Capt. Het ¥. for bim, that th he inves tien of an unu re last Ment. | operatic Comtralia Must Leave the cinct had never been « clean and Paha tag ety ae |from vice aw It has teen for the ps Kev. G. M. McClelland Set of Charges Which Were of & Seriqns Sort. De. George M. pera MfoOM looks supple enourh tol Decel deceiving husbands and poy ny A $ Mage fora Revawe a pa Hi “Beunie, 0 belp me, she don't weer! There 4/908 OF persons th the cast ugh at that he potloed } ; a imerly. pastor of he Emanuel Pre , Rbcomat!: iain return of the old joose- peouiarty « it by reason of rian Church, of Flatbush gio Bhe's only got tights under-jin which ronda is more oF jews in- ‘ “ Le peo There wa Cx = and Woful news for the opera lovers. Mime 7, fe Moped thAL the Cap oF cafe ing tex imony, and yet within | dismissed on charges of Witt «41 Pe ats ‘Tearnce’ of Onueremirss |. and vanishing couches. sarvessed for ih-lcaive must retire for a season from ent ‘ Dorman) onsiderably less than half #n ynaymous etter Mra, $ premises, . Semuty and novelty and thrilling brink®} crand opera and go to Florida in search| Rev. Mr. Paddock hae been one of the|afier the Jury hud retired to their ro ‘and courting twe 1] Sintobe aucd oe ond vised by the build] of health. | Prime movere against vice in the dis-| toe deliberation they filed into court with| at (he same . Eee to a boa farces that are not born to blush un-| Rheumatiom has seised the great con- ~ defendant for an| by the Brooklyn Pres! This decish was porn a —— le 4 Py jor to bw aC iy hoveymoon and then—well, ahe wes The episode of charm traito. he ( 0% oo Gays ago in coent Vou Gieder Peasd. . je dam ‘night a Bly ‘good in | he where the nuts come! Pinglet suddenly ng, Maan aire AU pt 6 ONE where t Gedbard Von Blache ible of eth by any ot i ’ ‘or Bet t al Frome, or Vewsnoota, ervbre there fe roars lie out of mi guest and Mme. Coun ‘on Bucher. the great| Standard, claime! by the sacri ri gave Joy to the in — ing. state jem. She py whake it off here. grandson of the celebrated warrtor to bu: $826. The jury Kaset Information, | Tow. — VST | maker beside her she has asked for « vacation. Hlueher, who has fallen beir to saa) Amoun: t) bas KALE The jury (From the Portisnd Qed . = the moet dar. steps the Cough tromonts of sar ent veate sex 0 Se ma atturday. Monday i," nt, hardy | har bore Stes welesy Tas, Word Almanae ec and Werks off the Cold, a im April ak lnwyern, The Count pg located Bl: | i ayded in ne amount is an itor | "2 Caiuai te pa =“ bousebold use Re ee timore in a state of physical collapee ma. F aad f= OM ef BR damages for removing 4 stune