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

Sve E Peter. THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1900, — VOL. 40.. « seeeeeee NO, 14,188 (MONEY KINGS AND QUEENS IN SOCIETY BY THE COUNTESS OF WARWICK be rep Untor N tea not say resentative of @ best in the national life Tt may be sald for ting society that it is argely representative than the old was. THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 3, 1900. [OUR BOARDING-NOUSE HAS AN OUTING, THE BY POWERS, DAYS # LOVE STORY. weet eee ee POLLY'S CHANGEOF MIND, “0 too deeply myself that T have at least an h more lengthily than by @ sh However signifie t word may be. |t best insufficie ight be angry with you for what you have she replied PoPCeroeer or eee —T eececeoce | eewweenew www e eens cence ceseeeeeeocececeesseseesess sccece THEYRE OFFI ia arcing, ) ane yY TSLANO aoe {mrt ff surse,’ he was saying, “if the question cone cerned only you I should not ask you for more than a simple answer, but {am involved lee and I feel wht to answered to be shelved cant 1 said ON THE War To DEAR OLD CONEY. Mn KNOWITALL TARES CHARGE THe LANQLABY OBJECTS ! | BUT PA LINGERS POR AWHILE H ne factor~ money ts reprenented tn | the consequence being that other and higher Int . jaren pted 1 pportior ont ithe some Daye ; ft cannan eblet Ta? lexercine any hospital eo. soar volves @ certain expenditure . ee St the Alpha and Omega of our socle Pig vot annot be. If we are t) keep aloft those standards of a \ good manners and mutual courtesy whieh, at q a a pea. Tety SHOOT. -- superfictally, are recognized as distinguishing « R , / a Tee ot ~ terver fety and good breeding in every capital of Bu © oc Take iy HER MIND. 1 wish tu keep clear of any susplcion of exaggera- LAMOLARY'S van og PLEASE In a tion. The nouveau riche | not necessarily the vulgar \ parvenu It te the feehion to depict him That he has ’ — Xe () ‘Well, yea, but I am qifiing to run ‘yd a he | made his fortune (If he has made it by honest means sd % f veid, with o short, mirthiess laugh It te her is @ fact of which he has a right ty be proud. and one ; oe jo ring, and she turned and lected which, to do him fumtl he is prone to ove eu iy at him. vd O11, b vaunt a ‘ "| “Does M really hurt you so much, Dicky?" de . baad In these days of keen competition. for @ man to Cs y aoned . \ make @ fortune honestly shows that he is a man of f \ 4 “AB, Poly,” o@ broke out, roughly, “yeu women unusual ability, that be has energy. industry, enter 4 Ittle know how stinging even your softest words are _ - ——— - | prise Society does well t) welcome such a man, for| \ Z poicaytg Mie gl: Agia net always go away HAC If he brings with him these qualities ety will be / quickty, added, MILLIONS FOR LEARNING. — [the richer. tt is more honorable to ascend the Indder | \ ‘Poor Dich," she said, sotiy, “really X €i't mene 8 N his just published remarks on the close of {than go down It { x = te hurt you eo, I didn't know thet you eared q But th i Ve. Mfferen: hen ty | ~ Wf SE ame ees ut ce Se learn er |e aae ps wi tne no rsemanns | MUU AK . given under the direction of the | Fas Nava noeuired that geal . SavNo MAB LIFE Vy / Wily Wi ade, he caw only pity, and the drewn, tense leek came Board of Education, Dr. Leipaiger sa, ho om no one knows ‘ again over his face. = ds ‘ Lat me say that the lecture course gives whore sole passports to favor are that Teterererreereeeeeeeee=. ee ene n enone nnn eon cone. ecco hs sca ag we were monty oot Oe ‘ae to the adult « new b Tt has taught the truth] they have purchased @ mans! May that they The boarders, headed by t ‘indy, and trailed by the landlady's husband, go to Coney Isiand and enjoy a variegated re we ft baagr a Jolly <a ry Chat “nothing 1s too inte till the tired Neart ahall bal hired a prime ® nna ¢ sac sea be and more or jess exciting day at thet popular resort and now you have spolled everything. No, don't in- ase to palpitate” It das given to poor people a ous sum, the provide a supper Mt for) — a —— " , Jarger visions and joftier denis It has put men and| | weutiue, that the A have cost a fortune, and . . , ace eee terrupt oa Leer foal tied a S Women tn touch with hat ule it _ brought oe but a _ We the invites oo Hig dered es L A U R A J Ie A N LL I I 31 3 E Y ABOUT G I¢ xGL ING I GI RL Ss. shall never be on really good terms again. There will Beauty into many « humble home an con ady, w m weil, no etly : , ciware bo6 saint.” wn re oar grant philanthropte ‘This 19 reducing hospttality to a farce 1900, Dy the Prose Publishing ome . jeniy ke it etore the jas a foolt#h one, and (hose who would be Inclined | siwaye be a cons = . Sees ore ae ao ee alaeiae 8 the lec- | #4 soctety to @ sham» The Bmart Set HERE ts no sunshine on oa ‘ AR why ott se blood, expands the to admire her and seek her soctety hold aloof from mowmear gravely, “do you know how | — hing ing «itl abou r che ' ars away the cobwebs her m ture scheme {5 unceasingly growing {n popular To Wash Hair-B jal exuberance of spirtis. doe make | from the br Wye, (od more, Its detictous alehemy | An occasional emile heightens the expression and | She turned upon him, startied at pig api oe favor and educational value, In 1890 lectures) seni babs pe jair-Brushes, {those about her happy than ar ‘ ew ve eure the quintessence of merri- brightens the plainest face. A continuous simper ren- yp ogy saa caged ig heccet ec em i " V BRUSHES should be washed in hot or tepid | wide world. nent, ao! makes Wrinkles themselves expressive of dere tt painfully odious Fed Cheat) : heed- ere gives \n six places, 186 lectures, to a total water, to which sta or ammonia has been! A woman's bright laughter ™ way the | youth and fi There ia more than a grein of truth in the old | lem, dear.” She really pitied’ him, yet somehow she attendance of about 75,000 During the season ivied The % es should be dipped ia end| worst case of metanch ie Vhite « koowlelie the benefit of © Joyous, | prover which warns us to “Beware of the person riod ee ae aes Ne bod eo ly ‘ which has just closed lectures were provided to “ Ve ee ; ean, taking care that the generally cailed—an r ty Laue ‘ sh my dears, to be | Who continuously wears a laughing face, bg they, be. eae ee Rot eas Cars em oe forty-eight places; 1,850 lectures were given, and | “X** th) Dandies do not Ket wet After ringing I dute, for Ite @ ffects are a fa ware of t vughter neath « fair outsile, doth often cruelty and treachery nie oaaied the i * was about 698,000 , clear, cold water, put thee in the air to éry: they | ‘The d flee wday ‘The air whowe face is set in an eternal smile} tide,” LAURA JEAN LIBBEY. | been unkind, T see it all now; but you will forgive? . attendance wd about } should never be ‘ried close to the fire. or the bristles | of bu: et at th © tmagines people will think her @ pleasant ¢ aby a ‘ Libbey writes for The Brening World by pormio- Tyee sueey evecare x bi The Evening World has @ very pleasant Ind|-| will become discolored auahi while, on the contrary, they are sure to condemn min het | gag ot che Pa ay Bigs Fe Dear Polly.” he said, bry pring to tego eee Oe oe ey wee ere could never heve cared for sesh eo 1. Tom ommortay meneviag encyess, The scheme was conceived. THE NEW SLEEVE OUT FOR of you, I have always felt; but,” he added, “I chose % @dvocated and finally established by this paper, | $-b0644:4-0-08 ‘ S it 1, AT I cS. A MAN’ S A WALK |'2. trem I chose to piay with fire, and I have got and while the enterprise has expanded wonder- | . a ba Soa eseprer pe ati ‘ t 7. . you ever matched yourself against a friend pressed) ov a little judicious finesse, “Poor Dicky,” a! y, and even as she fully beyond its original scope {t has not out t by hooking your middie finger in his and poling straig 2 “ wrist and hand All you have to do when your opponent commences | spoke @ look of wondrous pity came Into her eyes, & its place in the care and consideration | 4 Against him from the opposite side of the te put the strain on, and setzing the moment before All her former ieals seemed to totter and to be on Of its founders * According to the great Sandow the man with th c aif wor © outeet. Hut he bends forward to tift you, ip simply to hang on his the verge of falling. * os Plonmer finger should be the victor, as he oan Ket so ea wrist of hands end arms, that's all, don't pull against him, but merely The other rose unsteadily and held out his hand. At the annual dinner, on the occasion of the & much better grip Herein ies the secret, and if you ‘ s opite of your Raving obiained tile most of your weight off your feet and practically "Dear little Polly,” and his voice trembled, ‘you feeture season's close, Commissioner Keller, of 4 bear thie in mind your opponent will have litte mporary advantage. manage by an t sang on his arms. Let the feet, however, just reat were not to blame. I think I me better go. Iam hart 7 Ps chance to re sitle ut to force aint ry the floor, onder to keep up the deception | in-dood-by. IT shall go away for a while I don't te ci ind Dapartsnent, delivered an address @ Directly you take hold, foree your finger meht home ar ‘The great potmt about all these passive methods of know when I shall return” On “Edueation, the Ideal Charity.” This simple that you are aripping him be the foreft What a w? fotling your opponent is that while he ts tiring him- He remained for an instant waiting for some an- title carries a happy thought regarding the free ani third Anger and close up vand = At the Don't press againat im. simply self by his endeavors, you are virtually resting until ewer, but none came. He tried to scan her face, but lecture rystem, as a matter of immediate note, me time squeese your forefinger and third fmeer for ¥ were perpe wlarily upward he {* quite done up; then you can take the offensive. there was a haze before his eyes and he could s@ hard down upon his middie Anger, whieh you pra ke the upward pressure of yout, To pull the tine of a man’s two forefingers avurt only the blurred oval outlines, Her lip was quiver- and also applying broadly to the promotion of | tng, too, and her eyes were full of tears, yet he dd rr re ae ee aes * santana ee ee - }O=O=O-Or0- @ducational work and institutions throughout = isi . atin . not see them. Then he turned and walked mecnan+ “ ‘the land | teatty toward the door, opened it and went out of i While city and State endeavor to | the room. ero + ai : ; enaron: te de: Chote Gee) ‘The other remained standing, looking apparently at . us utme or the masses of younger and | the floor, Dut in reality seeing nothin, Older knowledge-seokers within their limits, there | poor Dicky.” and in fe always a wide and wid & fleld for the exer- [her eyes a newer light stil! shone through the tears elise of the lit o tual. How poe, jovgdigalid to the door she opened {t and field t called bt Well this field is ir ated in the The sound of her voice startled him, and he turned figures collected for Appleton Encyclopedia, and looked wonderingly at her. The haze seemed Ghowing the gifts and bequests for educational suddenly to | i es before eae he noted for " the 1999. + . . the firet time the |ittle, tear-statn face. The new ee oo hg th ris 5 America The | ight in her eyes stirred him strangely, The amie total of the sums sented Is $62,750,000. Only ‘ that hovered around her still quivertng pe tantalized those gifts are included which to $6.000 |. him, and at th ¢ time raised a wild hope in hie S GF more. | is estimated small donations, | Lag bg Ages Be n Sch to her, grasped _ . her hands roughly an rohed her face eager'y. i ype Keen a he gran al to} > Nelther spoke for a few se Is, and then It w ° M . . who Broke the strained silence No country on « " made such a record| 2 “You foolish boy,” was she sald, but he under @ this for one year of individual giving he! * ‘Thia fs an English! stood é Dearest Ameri an cach to it is set down “ country walking costume, —_— i Smart English women 189 al « mn QROAL AAA AA-DD- i AL AADODOM DDO ADDDDD - I ae 6 ae Sets va To throw your opponent. Forcing opponent to his knews wer « Mngers. Top Picture Pulling forefingers apart. all carry walking sticks, | $45,000,000. In 189% the figures fell to $38,000,000, | ook « Lower Picture-Hooking fingers The fashion was created & FOR 8 « by HR. HL. the Princess of THE eee eee eee. ~ oe How large @ part prosperity plays in the Tea-Drinking weless for equeesing purposes, ab haraie too apparent. it direotly he Treva io pit he would tot seem a very diMcult task, and yet thous Wales EVENING WORLD RE. Greased |\\6 y year is indicated by hie cowatry uses # is avatiable ressure hig Wil see who have tried it know that to secomplish tt fe- ‘ADERS, t Great proportion of gifts by living men and n 90,00 ion If you act promptly and seise your A rough Une porefore, only let your re- quires extraordinary strength—auch strength, indeed. — Salt for Moths. power yr ns SEeco Serres weer eee Memes. Rocketeller and Carnegie were the igh at s erip, he will have tetance + and the upsard pressure as i8 not possessed by one man out of a thousand For carpets just pre- ; ; he most e ‘y miat you effectu we fr « bis bands to a position The fingers must, of course, be fairly pulled apart.by vious to their storage © te Correct, Mberal givers. bu ey were b > means alone N e v ath which most peop! ave e wer pulling the wrtets tn opposite directions If you tak there is nothing better to] C bets that the professional league play four games ” #@ the conviction tha: the time for one to bestow wi 1H at trem, erlactng your finge > TT ext fea ry little description The car keep the arms close in to the chest, it's, a8 T yeep out moths than ta| to @ series at home, W bets that they play theep Most wisely is when he has power to personal Nat a Horse Eats, rnose and endeavoring to foree him biect Ar opponent off his fee have said, virtually impossible for your opponent to sweep them with salt—| games to a series, Which wins aa Greet bis own dene ie oe wil) em 4 tow ringing t 14, the arms < pull the finger tips apart. the reason being that while jus: the ordinary com- @x-Mayor 1 ihe ratte s Busnes Blaine, e times his ow nthe initial « terinck + of the two opponeni® your arma ere {n such « position that can Ue| mon, dry salt. Particles ves e ‘dward Cooper Helen Gould»: 8 cow nis oy, le r Angers gow ediately by press hing al! thetr muscular strength to press the fingers to- of satt remain in the car-| Is not mark Twain's right name Samuel Clemens? q Beth Low, Coils P. Huntington, J.P Morgan 5 ox times and » ine just above them, ¢ kles of oe heat fe advantage, but here again gether, he has to hold his some way out from his) pet, and these keep out ' W. LUDLOW. St Y “ . " srateht He at once jos he er and f “get his own back”, body, and thus has little leverage. . Mrs. Leland Stanfort and Dr. DK. ¥ stile el A 8 eee ne i el bind Pha bi BEES Lsiyen 1 Sehootship Apply to Board of Edecation. owe are ar who permit th aT eee Nas @ | Where can I ob! information of the schoolship? Works to live with instead of after them oaragny ie THE OLD DAYS WERE so VERY DIFFERENT. BED of nasturtiums planted in the Spring and 3 Neminated by Acclamation; 1933. Was Andrew Jackson nominated on the first ballet or not for President, and in what year was he nomle natet? AB Greeting and Farewell)” Latin, I have a ring on which are carved the words: “Ave atque Vale.” What do (hey mean, and in what jane guage’ B. J. PosTeR. these gifts 4 Of course, ”y living peuple may Pewarded aleo as showing an increased regard for Qe general cause which they promote. The reflex | Walue of education |s recognized as never befire | BE denefite not only its direct recipients, but all People and interests coming into association | So the living promoters of education | Feturns coming to them. even as bread once upon waters be given Dut little care will keep the dining table net only with @ centre bouquet but also with jertal for the salad bow! from early June until late Jetober. and she who has no garden er has neglected | to make proviston for the daintiest thing In salads | may buy her blossoms from time to time at a very | trifting cost OOM PAUL'S CUTE PEOPLE ——e——_— THE BEE AND THE BANDIT. 1895. What edition of The World Almanac contains as account of the China-Japan war? W.0.D. —— | Vor a conclusion. there are Agures ful! ot hope mother year of generosity During the first ven of 1900, more than $10,000,000 were | and bequeathed for general philanthropy . The Breezy Visitor. ft berrows 4 match and a postage stamp, Good, Then our Britisn | And a penel: an4@ paper, too; find it easy to step acroms till the fog! } And he dulls your "oe | Tie bis joy in life Viee-Presidentia! possibilities will 5 ascent Up fromt and give the ethers a show D | jn w Now things « He whittles away like a graceiess seamp, ry in the wire and steel pro | | | When knights were bold. ‘Ah! rearrance!— ' And the chips ail around you fall; moss Gates a jar | The young wives sat like this: The hueband minds the “cubs,” — : With pensive looks, Yor “wifey” dear bt | 29 prope How the Boers concealed their guns. | ‘They'd read their books Ie never here - ‘Theis husbands sadly mise, -” row spree