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é 2 THE WORLD; TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 3, 1900, © JOHN SWINTON ON | — SP Soe, Fede Lal te "Node at Po of , JOLUE et ru One of at last discovered that th unions, al] known ax the “Golden Rule sucotragement for strikers, and a fool. | “ Prexnau:—I suffered years wiped out tn the Interest of capital. lsh thing that was de to remove : Dran Mra, mat:—E ou for two" with aa This rule le Incompatible with the mod. | 'abor from ite ba kame woul different female troubles. I had falling of the woeab, in story is founded om the tags getury for wet debi and'——- Ppsident Kruger, taking 4 baths "—> | ern apie, oftenstve to corporation ee tae ee ee Fant irregular and painful menstruation, - terrible headaches metoéra: Hearts Are Tramps,” | |v! ment SRY oe Fava] mag ey ay he does: ol often spoken of disrespect. | Vdo not mean to argue this matter Wearing-down pain, J was nearly crasy, I paid out a great 3 now playing at the Garden Thea-| Koldiz That amash of Lady Winitred © went on the girl, “I've. ona] famhtonable society tor te ae EA a A ach 8 i Hn, IC you'll only hel®) 1 ts hostile to that kind of self interest | entertainment, a few Itlusiration told me I could not be cured. My husband insisted Ht he last straw.” tre, pity, by permice Pity heel’, a you much Pre! t iT which ts #0 much esteemed by large | je erowth and f Mr, Btephe: a Sresrter Mrrapene: pam me eee A buted Wate a lau eh. | numbers of fitibusters. If carried out, | maxim, which enough to Hy Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, and 1 must say I (Coprright, 1900, by the Prem Publishing Ccmpeny, y “reat!” h 4; na donee bn wn fre mn, ane whicn i a La "| he ite or eee A Cnly Bb 'naitance, om en ea tT out can you do ii, | would destroy the Milbustering gy sien actleaL-shape of the sayings ot! anything help me so much and in so short a time. I have now taken r PRECEDING CHAPTER Lady Winitred was to'pay the premlume,| “Here Mr. (rournal, Just train that Dip, cut ints the lucre of many a ete ee | eight bottles of it and am well. My cough is gone and % cam werk all but now that she's broke she can't and/«rapl (ning on the platform where the! crat, and break up the “truste” that) ,(.° (y s | i ‘ : weetes her fortune in | iy he ; ple wh to be painted alwaye one of our factories struck for H] duy without feeling tired. My health is better tham for ten years, ne Hives at Oak twee wich hor ward, |!T have to pay them, I suppose, unless people who are to be painted always! carry the black fag. lives » few days ago, ali the other cigar | ‘iw Woodberry, whe | a to doh || pacrifce — 5G. atiaaae | Bland, Bo! Nowe Meher eens: ‘hellot | Just look at this okt “Golden Rule’ | Makers nthe city ened to thei! | know Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound saved my life. I advise ' ee os ne ger te 2 ey ig why you just alart.the machine working | as tt appears in the Gospel: “Do wito | {reay m Bo eres / all sick women to take it."—Mus. C. F. Texuicurs Weggeland, Mian, * ie father toreed of course; what else woul | for al’ yu te Wd ae king when | Others as you would thar others should on thal “al Drethers become rick tn Aveta ii ee ee Burford, atitred in the scarlet and er-| 40 unto you!” oF aa It ls printed in the} foot tnelt Gratitude for recovered health makes gane on Cab Dene, 7 ay — ig replied “Ottleap calmly. ‘The Middie-| mine robes of a peer of the realm.| book of Laviticus: “Thou shalt love |}, bas, Jest before this, raleed Eve ony | MOURL mystery. You may happen to re- ed From she dressing-room. | thy neighbor aa thyeelf!” or as i waa] trades railled round the men and women erons hearts, Women whe sek Mra, Pinkhem’s Sa ae Re Tae a | oe ere ie en ‘eavertignmeen “Tact | #eleal ee oroty 7 loo Jn, rer | Pat te apetber oom ee erent |Meat matige pheeancer ns, sivios are helped, and they want aff seer are nine ke this, sMtiadiomount. | fAN¥-frem clothes. You'll get a prise. |*An injury to one ts the goncern of all!” | "Again. took, how, tie 4 ogee Vanweance ty tuines maith. the Lord. 1] ne feat FUangh balan Fe teh iy, | Why. Mf these texta, which are really aiepnens has ween bro olek wemen to knew aheut K. Mire, Pinkhan’e A Blegraph Pictare hn ha A Nog ht rege hing] ext he aald, indicating’ the ‘re- [ag one text, were put into practice | for mutual help int advice le free. Wer address le Lyan, Mase. ASIL GILLESPIE : thickty. "remember that ally, rau The eal take it Seat Gs the | nly. of things would! have: (ogo by Be srt, atts was one of Lon: | ey tremens. ‘nonsense it House re the board, (IRS. WN. STONE, Nerth Dana, fass., writes: , | lon's foramost portrait painters.) when every one knows It was an ac y, bat coy te a atunning good-look-| ‘That one of the daily organs which I ‘a . Young as he was, hie fame had| emery arery, | Ofedgeetiet, pronounced the girl walKiD€ am tooking at knows too much to ridi- Dean Mrs. Prorxttam:—{ have followed your kind and free advice and * spread to three continen fos Auk: otal Memon 88 8 Smeelerys: | Row greusa Bie i: Uncaguley a Moses, whic, in the belle of both| Pent) of o:her examples am to-day anew woman. My last doctor told me I would have to go” ts the Golden Kute p through an operation before I could be well. 1 had womb and Hit son morning in February, 19, Lord woletenks Us i Burford's face took on a look of com-|Jewe and Chri * inspired, or A ia eat tek nok by. 6 jurford came to his studio. is, be Face 'y pal to aneer at the Gospels while so many | oe the saints. or even by & there. I proved It at the inquest father becoming, aren't | ote inake a profession of Christianity |elety of millanatres, nor yet trouble. I would suffer something terrible, sush pain in my left ide, and “I want my portrait painted, Gilles | in London began the rich brewers son. ‘Ful; the ooy owed you money that he it seemed as though I was all falling to piccea, Was nervous all the time, and could not sleep nights, I cannot thank Piers Voges Compra 1 shall always recommend Lydia BE. Pin! a Ve end hope that my letter may benefit some peat catego ns by tens. of ded working Won Gwin ecotnstlt can't the word! They make| It seems safer, on the whole, to 4° for| dicate of — Blephens, who was only the founder of | thou nds of 494-04-4444444644404060084—089 | the Knights of Labor, and who liv LABOR NEWS. Union No. $ ts one of THE CONSPIRACY. ‘The Bronx carpenters’ strike, eeu | tien Worl os £6 506.5.0.0-4-G06008 sed to be @ big one, has pract!- | the unto he will demand an. in- Pate eted out The few employers creare of wages, m shorter workday: and who stil remain opposed to the new ® Saturday half holiday thal organt nin Com of over 14) mem scales submitted by the ee ane bers and, in the event of their demands shore business eco pw | belie resected, a strike will ensue Are expec : mands defore the end of the week. | Baker 4 ning Ho. 0 hes specinied 8 The ag 4 strength. wa taken your medicine Before 3 tegen ito tral of union member Another extreme end of the city— thot Staten Island—aleo suffered from a mis- Are employ understanding between employers and business which will com employees yesterday, There the former Searepy weet sat 7 ne ee were the aggressors, and in all over moeiing, elected delomat o the Bakers’ 2 men were locked out by master |jaoel mittee and increased the butiders, plumbers and = maso: The | Agitation Committee by (wo. bila men were employed by @ sub-con mposed of uniform makers A Ooh Tae 8G ee cee She eee Teoves who has the Job, of bullding eight cot | nized in Denver. The lei- feel tired since taking your Vegetable Compound. on tract for the letter care D rishion. for, George Vanderbilt, ‘wad | (108 eet ae is ‘couba, et. he ha: by the union men in his ‘union being formed and in all proba- bility such an organization will be formed in this elty before long. | The Painters’ Union of Long Island |city intends pafaing ite initiation ‘ and requests (hat all use I was so weak that after I bad werked an hour obliged to lie down. 3 had fearfal headaches, could net cleep, rule gues Nkely to nee al Rlo- tween employe! and Borden unions have adopt lav nues. the frst and third Monday* are te take effect May 1, and, while | of the h. Beginning yesterday, the many employers have expressed them-/union's new scale of wages and an selves as favorable to the demands, hour workday went Into or eare are many others who will object, bio} ut any serious objection by em- gi the cost ofa strike, The, joyer Es : HE. WICTORIA§ ith Av Bw reer nS i tun Ute PS ay ouch as I wear when I take my seat in ; “You have no right to talk thi jLitlenode a seated at the plano. 2, } *e-It' 0 0 the eg of Texte It'e-it's frat hold no insurance on your) a jo run over the music of the That's what has made our business grow bigger Sresent to me from my tous “Thank heaven!’ ‘Oh, let's forget the silly breach of] and er with each succeeding year. Our \ “WHEN 1 SAY ‘HELLO! START THE MACHINE.” (Prom photograph of ocone in Act. 2 of “Hearts Are Trumpe.”' at the Garden Theatre; Miss Jennie [usiey as Maude St. Trevor; Me. Mil lor Kent ap Basil Gillespie) BAe Oboe BOD DOHS 24-04-4648 O94 £O4-044464 452. eeesrer CREATED POR LAUGHTER ONLY, COMPANY OF @ “From you to your tenants, you 1 must go. I'm not well to-d: i enna suit and try the old dance again r] wre ry mean, dont your" laughed Gillespie, [Rerver arer't in order. Goodsby, Gites: | here in ‘the dear old studl> where me] efforts your | behalf find quick appreciation in BidOU. Haiti heat havens “No. T don't. T mean what 1 said. Lat! MGood-by,” answered Dast!, iistlessly, | “SN sdcliaaba this offering of : Te Resertoire of my man take my robes to the dressing y proffered hand i Belleve you've forgotten It. or etsn ME wy ketenes lor te ftoom, will you? Thanks. Got anything) “Wake up. erled Kolditz, “your| you're ashamed to dance with a girl ndering off somewhere. You! who here to drink? I've a thirst that is/Gon't even see a hand. What ate you ha: ap re face clouded, Burford, hop cracking the enamel on my teeth. gnies of, ing to "propieiete her Into dropping the “It's early in the day to be thirsty,” f August, replied Basil. | suit, hastened | to) aay ath @ decanter and a bottle of soda. pulled himeelf together and stamped ome up here and try it with me Yes. We kept it up pretty late at the) hes the studio, muttering aa he went: | then! commanded the girl, epringne Brummell Club last night. Didn't vee|,o RALe Arrant nonrenee. I told yo oe on the platform and’ girrichine ” owt her arms to him. you there. The door scarcely closed behind the raed by her gesture and excited bw JAPANESE PLAYER! i To Ay, | Bat a to’ Tokioits erg ee ava gh ar CIAL {101 Production ; QUO VAabis |S. ieed EDEN cae Oe as = PASTORS nn Le MUSEE.! MOSS wo DAY AND NIOHT 12.50 UNTIL It P.M. Spring Overcoats | sata “No, the pace 1s too hot for me, They/ m9 ler when it was Aung oN | ine fively dance musi, Burford. clad in what ashy er eras Sr Cpemane some, | i of office, Jumped up on the wed flery red hetr, ood on the thresh- ‘They're going = Hallo! Hallo!’ cried Mande ri oe sanke:o' pelvis: Ceasnpie) Behind her was a stout man who at man who ts unable to pay) carried a Inrge box bit Th bo ing a cro e dance of . een band. -organ and ® camera 5 onan at the 4 agreed signal began WILDA THOMAS &.Co, LOTTAGLALMTON CARDOWSTE TROUPE, be! ar il bk. cried Gin. | turning the biogragh crank. the values of which are $20.00. at brings you here hought ¥ ue i Sires * BARRY, CARRIE BOOTT, Bart Teas to you! With more freedom than dignity the tal you a check as! oy were to gut the” mud nt on, Burford warming These Overcoats are hand-finished throughout; many are lined “TONY PASTOR AND THE VITAGRAPH. | yaunion ARKO) aes cal and as 1 can raise the ine suit ageinat Lord Burford to spare} can ste: sooner the better,” ~| time f friends. By the eondngtindunndee throughout with ire silk linings. All the new gray, Oxford, Cam- THRATR a sin hy | Boeiety Rovers od H mae for a call on is. By the way,| Th ¢ ceased. y ri au see, among. f as Ruch leat Buttorda hare tn, the dreasing: ae, nie ceased. Maude whirled her, pol yee ja colorings in rough-faced fabrics as well as the ‘Charice Ve ni. I don't like them, 1 room, Pare ‘on hin 7 to vit for hi tu “t cam aald ihe trl, ~ Where else, but here, can you get such moneys worth? Byecial April 16th. Ket you to wet ‘ne out, Basil. “You ses,| thor doer. o; eg ‘slat Ae of , SETS ur rae TRPPERSON te RIP VAS Wik s i" Burford meat ne fay ‘friend here, Me. Fournal, bas #: | yititor ihe tae dencore burrinaiy feat B H For stylish women. and {mprove TO-NIGHT AT 1030 studio door was Aung open and al vemsed a new Kind of Mograph. We us | trom the Platform. 2 way, corner ouston t ny figure. trations Free. KOSTER] sae bras tuiet sper Wes ns tt by Jory. mh entered nervousl J iy Ag {4 it at the Frivolity Music Hall. I made ‘9 be continued.) b & BIAL'S R —— — “Hallo, Koidite’ ornate. stiMy, | him bring it here to-day #0 you could TAME COASET COMPANY, WORCESTER, MAT P. OGR ESS. Witt. THEATRE. “come to ask about ure yOu! gee it, and I thought mayne you coul. anne — WILLIAMS & WALKER ot MURRAY Las. or. @ td mt. re What’ {eink he. aome new blograph picture-- it Co. | Henry ¥. NIGHT ca. ' oie ar onl know. forme . : HT Ore, & § nee, “Queen F ied iui speaking | 4 ae ¢ he cuprof coffee’ at : ; Mt Maia | Bre ie = ‘Heaven: se erie ae NR PAT asc Co fateh > AM ii AND his Wirt. com 6 u in look ai ndeowe aa They ban! . RECEDED PY “THE AUG you money-lenders were al- nt Bea old me's i Se i . ne an! 7 times! | What dave ata “imate, °| ie CRITERION THEATRE ara - ey Burlesquers. Well, we aren't! I’ took Tou wile 2'Sig ineurance| ""Foey were, indeed” sehed Barta ESTABLISHED 1807. ra iar ATINEE Er veiw shaaieed xem Nay you could sing int can The ‘Pride of Jennico.| py 9|-___ Onny Clices THe yi pan rs & " : Tox fencrence ‘on the i ‘ood-" Lt was Tadeo, No one can dance as SOME NATTY s , | ; ; Kee Oth Mate, Wed. ATTACK OH m. MarR EASTER SUITS.) CHATHAM SQUARE: | __ $2lat ST. & 34 AVE: MAD, EG. GARDEN, Aan oot Ge Ec uty (STAR ELS hoa Henson Meats Racellent Display of the Sis Little ADAM FOREPAUGH | #1s0x no. rueatee con on Manin Me. & Mrs. ea tag | ace” “* 193 tm 205 Be 215, 213 Park Row.| 2226.10 2234 Third Avenue, ame |e. i Sree agectonligeicce: gp Bh ag age gp oy cl gees CUSES, [201 Wer tates tat tne” ay ALBANY. April 3—In the Senate this | Spring sult and possibly a covert top- MUSIC HALL. | WHLL1Aa * Best Goods---Lowest Prices, FURNITURE of All Descriptions. + te MINER'S site, ADOLPH, ZINK (hee WiLLArGSCs. Clerics Bier ticipation of this move, “he has been looking around, and among the many houses he has visited he has found nothing to please him better than elgg sa CARPETS, RUGS, OIL CLOTH, &c. &c., pips Ko EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPING. Sal Leo) $1 Weekly on. $05 Worth; $6 Monthly on $100 Worth; $50 Monthly cn $1,000 Worth, | 14TH ot AT [Wena a nuns ait Jaughing Neccess He charzed that Dr. Backus, first, ob- @ructed the making of reforms in the be TUE GREAT Tors BEN HUR. } RERERY Prices Oe ANY AMOUNT IN PROPORTION. irae in wees, (MC, dt heat on¢-*F| CUSTOMERS MAY ADD TO THEIR ACCOUNTS IN EITHER STORE OR PAY MONEY "THE GREAT RUBY. [AeA ee Bets | © lair Brot. Rate & Bertman, Heazing Tri, | == AS played 38 XIGWTS 9) HALTS THe erie Marsh # Saree Me ¢_Mervey Rockers Orca, Rig ram —Rore Cordion Minale Beirne . rsateay am ae ACAUEMY OF MUSIC. 101, 0. 6 iting piace DALY'S. ata