The evening world. Newspaper, May 10, 1900, Page 8

a . a i i i seed Danial * ae ss 6 THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 10, 1900, ere MY carey, AURA JEAN LIBBEY OUR BOARDING:-HOUSE AT THE RACES,/"GEORGIE” & PA ., ois BY T. K, POWERS. F Why Love Otten Flies Phbbhibhbhiehhhhihhnhhhbhhbbhbbhehehbeheeeeeeeeeeeeip| Phe Latter’s Experience MDA Wy Whe Prem Puriisding Company, 12 to GB PANK ROW r a Fj = ron aaa Out ot the Window. In THe BETTING With a Folding Be (Ratared 01 the Pot fee a1 Now Tork as Memon? chase Mall Mat sax bh tes Phen Susliiniag Cian, eee tas le RING AMT wenaday nite paw come Home all exsited SS = woman who knows how to moe P| aie be have, . bent ae Chat, § 4 THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1900, | ee ee a pala } den bed tonlny == from tion erth Did do that F maw ast h = = ive many long, teer-bietted letters from wi | “Bees tt was Hargen” paw says. “The ar FOL. MO sseeee verre cs ceeee cd HE: VE;T4G| Whe compete thes hp NOONE core, NE trubble with so menny Peepie in this Lafe ts tt sD fnneee wily Soe: ) fo “a sae hrowe j Don't no How to grasp thare Opper Chewnate ficieitelsicielrieieieinintt fa f theirs Pitti civic nein einen ninteisteicieiee a ° emplain | a ne ' — 0 . LONG'S DAILY CARTOON IN THE COOLER, Ine aud | presides Such a cheery sia! aprem cle natter have been when he er marin! smile on allow themselves to grow careless arriage in both dress and Si aS exelsim angrily pen behind you PRUNE BEAT wend Home “IT SHUT LIKE A NIFE-BLADE. t deny tt fom f your supper ts stone child, and |t ge = chitin ninn ine rinebhinitrinint > it does Heavens! run out Into the aa Sposen i would of Let thie chanet Go by and ¢ and wipe your fee’ ne mat! You've \é aN Day we would need a Folten bed and Couldent arpet with mud at And don't throw the chairs, you dy man’ Don't you hat there's rack out In the hadi for that pur one For less than seventeen Dollars, Then we we | Look back and Be sorry, but now We won't ¢ Haft to Do that One of the men tn the St¢ | Broke up Housekeepun hecoa his wife thot tt * cheaper to Bord than advertize for Gurls, eo He [if T wanted the Hed he would sell It For atx og J It'll be Out here tomorto, and | Gess 1 better w | Enny way becoz 1 want to Sleep alone.” | May didn’t Bay muteh Ul! after the Bed came, She told paw She didn't deleave tn things of kind becos peeple were always coming out of & food Deal the worse for ware and Talr “Yes,” paw #3: » Happen) £ } 9, can you not see how the hushand of auch ened and why the love (hat was | phere? You must make your heery and happy If you want to keep his love In a constant | wlow | | Let the evening meal be @ delight to Mnger over) One-Thowsand-Two-Hundred-Per-Cont, stead of a worry to be gotten over with all possthle lee would make good company for BB 1) ined ° Per-Ceut. Miller. | Study hie comfort by up titel Dasa that you know he will relish, And abe ag WAT 3 you offun hear about the @ | never spend his money rashly of foolishly tia eat PRUNE BERT too, Don't you? That's one fait T haft to find § ¥ A 0 you Maw. You can't acem to Get over the idea t ‘an — GOESTe PAY AN . a Ice Bet Hebe Meech ebeielebitinttb ‘ SZ Ty < s <spes 3" ~ coat than your husband can Pa WINS A BAR, E ICE TRUST TO THE WALL! In five cases out of ten it (sa wife's own fault if her a cont CB manufactured at a general Ot 01) cchand grows Weary of her: providin per ton ‘experts’ figures) is sold to the) ing: he isa good man with good princip! People of New York by the American Ice) Many a woman can win a husband, but It takes 9 Company at $12 per ton— 1,200 per cent. of | Mise and tactful one to hold his love “unt death its pa = does them nart.” LAURA JEAN LIBBEY * Lara lean Lidter eres for The Breniog World tr perme tf all the trusts in the United States the! ein oF the Ferm ly Bory Paper | The heathen In India con better do without an over. | PA GIVES WIMSELE A BANQUET Othe ihistittebelobelabe be inicininintebeieininietah sleleeietetetot=! The entire boarding-house went out to Morris) from Wall street backed Pranebert off the board.) the horse in a Harlem pool-room, had so much Park to see the Heefstew Handicap ran. The! He had jaformation from the landlady'’s husband | money that evening that he ate a twenty-four- landlady had a warm tip that Prunebert, the) that a “skate’ named Steel Ruaners was slated’| course dinner in a One Hundred and Twenty-ffth favorit®, was the only one in the race, and would to win, and he put two on this crowbalt. Steel | street restaurant, The landiady says now that] Higt of them fills four prges of The World Al a win 6 ile and a balf. sb eee aba Gia’ adeaned «4k (ik Wout: of A GOWN OF KHAKI | yy a mile and a ha She lecnage the tip Runners won in a waltz, The wise guy cashed bis | Pa and the wise guy had Prunebert “pulled” tn! an: Dr reréstiba tila * | along, and all the boarders except the wise guy! ticket, and the Iandlady’s busbaad, who played | che last furlong, so that Steel Runners could win. Bor ead fod / Nyce RS Pe URVG 1 BLOITIDL9 0 101 1501816 01616 OLLIE. OG I00 | a — > sian — piss ad yk lt pe Vago FRICADILLOES. ARRANGING U |A WEIR’ TR ifieance compared with thi 4 abe iD, ' t SING A MEN | ‘al ery on bs, "Vie aa ; hate! see pe RICADILLOES are easily prepared, and prove a) PN arranging @ senu jt will be well to take for « A D SELF-POR AIT, ' ee ae c Aa Orn are) 2 simple method of utilizing the remains of roast | motto ik of Socrates when tooking on at! . ane! seed nd, to go outside the line of In teef, of, in fant, cold me ny Kind. First 1 How many things there are whied [| Gerporated robbers, ‘he dopredators of the Third Bop the ment Very Ane f any of (do not n | the aay; nakes ‘6 almost a ’ " housed, certalniy to a aving meni, one or two vegetables and a dessert, followed | in utilising remnants. To the eh t meat adi by & sweet wine and coffee, is a bill of fare within one-fourth as much bread crumin aml geamen HIBNIY | the compass of any good manager, and one which | with salt, pepper and, if desired, ov femon (ulee | would aniiafy any bene itet | y in any BHrenue Railway ove antwiches of olives, a fish, ‘im piracy Bren Mr. Franklin Syndicate “iller considered! & per cent. a year a sufficiently alluring bait B excite the general greed. Up to the moment the Ice Trust's advent, indeed. really and Stuly sure things at 12 to 1 were dreamed of aly by undiscouraged followers of the race track And it |s to be considered. as to other monop @les than that in ice, that no one of them, thus Gr, has braced tts gamble with a direst attack @m human life | “ Nobody will die this Summer for lack of! we: coal ol!, wall paper or window glass. But in Now York tenements thousands of frail @eserers will fee! the want of the grateful cool-| Begs that only ice can supply. Many of them I die of fever which the missing Iusury might we allayed. The statute books define a less @GRravated degree of mansinughter than that (OF which Mr. Morse’s combine will thus be ity. ¢ Miller's 520-per-cent. swindle lands him in Ging Sing with ten years of well-deserved im @risonment to endur Exact justice would mete @Ut & strikingly similer fate to the ice brigands. Tt is too much to hope, however, that these pak offenders may go to Jail, or that their lal aiders and abettors. on the department Bois of New York, may be kicked ont for feasance in office This pretty gown ts made of a ight khaki cloth. tt Ut ts not too much to expect that the processes is banded with white and for other rimming @ ecart Gow under way looking to the destruction of the| and sash of black satin are used, while netted lace and) in ice Company's privileges as @ corpora. 128 fringes adorn both bolero and skirt Tae toque Je to appear as plemies jand sweet herbs, Moisten with beaten egms and o- = mould into cylindrical shapes a! three Inches in ‘ ‘ length. Flour well and fry a light brown Serve with The Silver Side, , the gravy of the roast, reheated or any other desired; As ar.¢ a man's hate turns gray five year's sooner | sauce than a woman's. j 1OIDLe Lr 101s (o1 oe ouenerd/Siere1S1010 | “PAW S8AWED THE FOLDEN- TT FB 1910) i901) 1SLO ASAT P0101 0) 916 BRA MM OMO OEY DOU OU UG IT’S CATCHING. Cows’ Earrings. | r In Belgium, by @ recent regulation, alj bulls and cows are to wear rings as foon Ae have attained the age of three months open Tm a ninnosunt agriculcherist that came into grate eitty to stay over nite and never got yoot leepen on ennything Put a feather Bed, and arin Coffey out of my sosser. It seems sirainge that never lurned to Have more confadunes tn me.” That nite After paw Let the Red down, he sa “Now | am agoin to Get the Furst good nites I've had for years. It's a sine that peeple are remooved frum the Savilges when they begi Want to Sleep alone Prep'e that haven't Got m refinement mixt Into thare nalichers yet Don’t sleeping In Rows like some kinds of anamuls, Bu’ farther away a purson Gets from Being a dum 1 the more they want to Sleep alone. I've felt | Feelin @ noon me for a Long time,” fo paw went to Hed « Left the Door open | pritty xuon he Got to Sleepen as peacefull as a and the Folten bed seemed to agree with Hin rite, Hut when maw to put the pupp out for | nite he Diden't wan _— WIFE OR CHILD— inom and Under the Bed. as he must of trk | Btralten up when he Got under and Give the fo the Hed a start Becoz the first Thing we new it WHICH SHOULD DIE? Shut like # nife Blade after you press it a Laue _—e \To Clean Frames. To clean gilded frames gently wipe them with a fine cotton cloth dipped | in ew oll To clean plate glass, a soft cloth) wet In alcohol ts excellent | to clean French plate glass and mirrors 1eree etereseerererereiereieiee Arnold Bock!tn ea German artist whose work is #0 Jealously guarded at home that not a single picture from his brush has @ver reached this country. The acoompanying portrait of Bocklin was painted hy him- self, The weird trend of the man's mind |s evisenced by the grinning Death thet lurks in the background whispering Into the uneonectous subject's ar. (6 Bible First. An agent for the Amert joan Bible Society that the first k printed [im Minnesota was a Bibie was printed in 186 about thirteen years be fore the firet issue of a newspaper a! St. Paul Neleleieiereisieie#isieis © @eleelelerereieseieie) paw Was inside with His het Down and His Fea Paw kind o urgied some and Maw Hollered A Husband Can Save but One—Whieh | and we Got the hired Gurl and her Ho f con i < ‘ to be n with the fe of use N. 5 > from the Kitchen, so when we Let paw down he en be carried to a decisive and satisfactory | petadbrgisttnyy Ahuad 4 = = Rev 10 Gomtins. pas Shall It Be | too Bisay tryin to Ketch his breth to ast for @enclusion A - [tor of the Untversatist APT. LARKENSON jeaped with his wife and, purtickulars. He Got it all rite in time thelr nine-monthe-ol daughter into the river! Then we found whare they Uet to Be a Hoe from a biasing barge 4 few days ago, the father! keep the Hed from fying shut, bat it was broke carrying the child. The woman was on the point of| The girl's bo sed he would Give paw a Doller end drowning. The husband had two courses before him—| sents for the led heooz he had a nenemy he + + Chureh et Akron, ¢ Average Ages of Various Groups. crass the Abin kamay wits k sENERAL summary of all these groups and in-| offing, and says the dead Summary annulment of the oharter under which Monstrous gang of extortionists is at work wil! be the est official act of the early rear viduals shows that the average duration of 4 be interred with eight hundred National delegates — _ ck ce But_ tho dvlegates do not elect a ARTLESSNESS OF CHILDHOOD| = =— ent and the Electoral College does not sit eb af a ft ‘ Army Surgeons. “@t Karsas City New contracts with the The Evening World's question \s still unan t | Government | a\low army furgeons pay © What States that Mr. Meki . wierd ae: & eee Mr. Bryan take away \u 190" \ , There's the difference between 260 elsetora! + syojes and 174 electoral votes to be disposed of 2 are Mr. Bryan's promoters going to figure operation on the basis of an lseue which killed the party Cisances four years ago. ‘Bow itself of the things thal Ute dead? ‘Think {t over—there are many sides to it—and write) of Happened the Hole fambly mite your opinion and reasons in 10) words or jess. hia folden Beds some t Address all replies to The Husband's Bacrifice Editor, | coq mute to P.O. Box 2854, New, York City . The following are @ few letters already recetved: {way eavantngiy net Gut artes was tet| JUST LIKE OTHER WOME tn abandoning his Infant daughter in order to save his | wife from death. What is @ child tn arms compared FAME NOTTS OEE © 016)6.000.09 1AM CEIOOCOOODIOS to a Yoving woman who !s {n the very acme of her career as wife and mother? The child had scarcely beceesesenseeescrsseersesreeeeeee| TIMELY ASSISTANC begun to live, Itp life wae almost unworthy of con. A Philopena. = sideration. The wife was the person to be sav above all D. L. PATER. Shoald Have Drowned with Dasghter. The mag who let his baby daughter drown was cul- pable. He should have saved her or drowned with her. The-mother, If she is the right sort, would much rather that the whole trio should dis than that pieurean dream. . . she and the man should tive on as @ result of so awful as, eaet nee / | sacrifice MADELINE C coffee, nute and cream censiees a lec oiiien e vie w . None of us can say what we would do under sirens, Capt. Larkensen was in a position such as might weil of Got emuti . ‘pose it wou! ink « Womun could look at sur thing filosofickle—-GEORGIE, in Chicago T Herald. fa the Empire State fe has been about sixty-etebt years and eight a shroud wrappea £ to drop the child and save his wile, or to save the) send it to fora Burthday present. Paw stood up —— around them. ® chilé and allow his wifé to drown He chose the for-| a Sheat rapped around Him and Poloted at the ’ = > : alternative, and aacrificed his child's life his ook on o the gi WHAT STATES, MR, BRYAN? Avernas. : cog for with peg rts: rn, so the girl and Her bo OR. BRYAN'S promoters do not hesitate eas : inventors 3 Ice Color H What would TOU have done under the same het-| The next morning paw rose early and aawee to present a list of the States from js $i lee te the Intest color. & ribie cireumstences? folden Bed to peaces Before breckfust. Then he which the Nebraska aspirant is to get 2! % in 3] tt is a rather deep shade = ‘The Evening World will give a prise of % for the| maw ‘ cream, with @ green 7 best letter, not exceeding 1@ words, on this subject “That's what I calla Cheap bareun. If thts wor : : Don't atudy this rom a photo by Gee ture too closely. or you will begin te yawn, It ie D. Mitehe!!, Washington, D.C TOOK her out to dinner Was charming, | dec: * if you will parton ma, A very swell affair it new shell whict pleree: yet to be tried on an Ice T een-inch armor manna'e s We had a dozen courses—erch Are alwuys two sides to Lie pleture While Hanne and his friends et hopefully in Phila to-nigh, Me. Quay will hare his unfiniehe! She found a double almond, 99 of crow. Summested chat we & — 7 A na, “Yes or ; drive yim mad. But, wetghing both sides carefully, Uhteago thief returned for his shoes and 1 asked the matte Sweet t both from a utilitarian and @ sentimental riandpoin:, ” - ce with color friught 4 a « A. Her face with color frvugl ‘ @ maxim that prevails everywhere, from army to sick~ room, The captelo did well, ARCHIBALD COAN, hha sal 1 =) . wke are you don't get « af z Stamford, Conn. t Leok to the Patere, Net te the Past. This girl with eyes of blur Sst The ohfid's tife was all before her, The mother’s was And when she asked: “What will you takeT’ | “See here, landlord, I've lost all my money and a| already partly llved. She hed nad ‘her day, We must I simply arewere!: “You, handtai af matebes bese help. me out Legh ts ihe Cnaracraaipe ite 10 the past. Henee the ~ dames Courtney Chaiiie, [ot my. aiBety tor «day 02 nusband the CRG and, ff neces- “Certainly —here'e another vos of qateneet” * 4 your ofd chests and odd corners with care. je can tell how much of that missing $409.00).40 in you may have mistaid? At last I won," her misake