The evening world. Newspaper, May 25, 1900, Page 6

THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING; MAY 25, 1900. | UFR, : THE SUMMER OUTING: She LE eaorid. io TA THE SEASHORE HERE ARE save eee f A Shi gee Y READERS) 15 ¢0R BOAT OR TRAIN, Pudtichet by the Prom Pubiioning Compenr, 14 1 @ PARK ROW, easiness eewet ot te Past-000 ot Hew Pot ws toeetcien ttt we By LAURA JEAN LIBBEY. By HARRIET. HUBBARD AYER. —_——_—— (Copyright, 0 by Prem Fs ing Company | HENEVER the torrid days #wooup down upon not afford to pay for parlor-car seate be your train early enough to secure FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1900. us, men, with one accord, seem to hie themselves to the seashore when the labore of the day are comfortabie places for yourself and party If you are going by beat your ticket will secure you over. And wherever (here ie such « VOL. 40. . sees certee reece sere seee NO. 14,187 | ner gino will the marriageable maidens all accommodations except staterooms ani meals; the former should without fall be secured several days in ——— | Lat me warn you, my deer girls, you who are ; 3 | hopes of capturing « husbaad at such « piace, that advance. Otherwise you may be obliged to alt up all | there ie much danger attached te it hight, which ts an experienes caleviated te trassle the the Rendsome young man wh ves of a maint and therefore to be avolde seems no ager to abe ed Rem ance mays if ay) are to eat dinner or breakfast “ che ets Ste @ benedic!, inatead of & marriageable man. who ts range for places as soon as you can after gett not averse to whiling away the long summer hours anne | tn the soctety of @ pretty young gir | The man at (he seashore on pleasure bent is on hi» ‘best benavior ile is generally a mate flirt and knowe but too we how to whisper (nto giris’ ears (hose empty nothi whieh are the quicksands upon whieh foolish maidens Dulld such beauteous alr casties _ Bxtre wateh and care should be ried in making the eoquaintance of men at the seashore | If a gentleman be presented to you Jof Integrity. who can voueh for bis FF there need be no apprehension in permtttl wlety may bring you running a preat risk in encourag- yu are going to sit of deck secure your chairs en he shady side Don't take more chairs than you require It is common to see an athletic gentleman secure two chairs for cach of bis party, one aplece to serve as foot rests But it ts not polite in travelling especially tt ty well ty recollect thas good manners are a passport to the best soctety. Also that you will be julged by your dress some what, and that It Is not good form to travel in showy garments made of jight deiloate materia Neither ts it proper to wear old, shabby clothes, em the misiaken principle (hat anything | good enough to travel in Don't permit the children to eat at frequent ané un- weual intervals, or scatter crumbs and @ebris about themselves and neighbors Don't attempt to “boss” the party. Some one person would better take charge of tickets, some friend etablitty yourself Baron (who ts trying to mal diane and I'm your prisoner an impression)—All right. boys, well play In- Ving his at There are men who @o to the teashore for the pose of enjoying their outing to the fullest em firting, dencing making love they consider a part O19) 919 aw Once upon a time « youth was violently in love with @ fair maid, and calling at the parental domicile he @rasved the fair maid's hand, and, falling on his aimed in a voice Milled with anguish “Oh, e mine, if you refuse me | shell die!’ But the fair maid heartless and presented the youth with a solar plexus blow from her cy mitt. All this happened forty long. ry years ago, and yesterda: lo and behold! the youth did die for keeps. Moral—Be a man of your word, no matter how long it takes pee ee eee ene 2 + 222-3 enone nee CAUSE AND BFRRCT. After signing the temperance pledge OFFICIAL ASSURANCE. . ADDITIONAL CHANC First Passenger—Going to the races, eh can pick the winners? Second Passenger—Don't intend to try. I'm a book- maker and find there is more money in plucking the losers. perme es occ ee - 2 on ee ee eens A TESTIMONIAL, Prospective Boarder--You set a good table, I sup- bose? Landlady—Weil, 1 i) say so Why, only last week one of my boarders died of gout. Think you ne en ABOUT THE The Mait-Oh, whata He laid aside bis pen husband and wife are of one mind! And to his credit be it sald- ‘The Wife— Well, that denends a great deal on whose He never mind tt ts eee er eee n en nnn ++ eee BY IMPLICATION. Riggs—Whiskey is certainly very hard on the con- 4 SMASH AND ITS MORALS. Ostend-Maw, loan me your pin-cushion. Maw. What do you want with |t end? stitutton, Ostend—1 want to take the sawdust out and make Di , wes-—That's what it fs Kentucky bad a new one N Wall otreet yesterddy the biggest Cotton a ring for the circus animals you bought me, made a few years ago, and now the Indications are wee ee cc ee reece enon. eee ccccooe that another is needed. poco eee eee 2 eee GIRLISH AYFULNESS. “T wrote that girl three letters asking her to return my diamond ring.” “Did you get it? “Finally she sent me @ don't-worry button.” Trust of the generation went to smi We use the term ". ust” for figurative con- venience. It was not an organized and char ter combine which suspended, It was prae- teally a one operation which failed. But tae Pdjects aimed a', (In monopoly, manipulation AN FVSINU ATION, nd profits, were the same as one pursued by Nel make ita le to never speak unless | know the combines. The differences between the Trusts . aed what I am talking about ana tae would-be holders of “corners” are purely little heeding that the good time they She-Aren't jou afraid of losing your voice fro tee..nica! “are having may be at the expense of a young girlag Want of practice? deart esee THE CON ToL STSkS STeHSere i+ eiokeieiote (ei eiererew: A GEYERAL SHAKE, Sandy Pikes-When a woman shakes her head ‘tain't no use to argue any longer . Pellucid Pete—Same way when a bull shakes his head Village Policeman—Don't you. kaaw that bathing is not permitted here? Get out of the water at once, and let me have your pencil, that IT may note down your name and address in my complaint book!- Fitegende Miaetter oer e nn eee nn neneeooeseeeeee = VICTSLOOK BAD,{ WHY JONES IS NOT WORKING. IN THE BAKERY, “Did you ever see a cake walk? Waggs-No, but I've seen a cracker box. A TERSE DEFINITION. — This one man wh) went to corner cotton made they enou'a W HY TH 1 be taken sertously and never be al- @ great many Ng on the Liverpool spinners, | conversations. checks, &c.; but let him not be overpowered by hia on the visible erop and on the efreulat’on of funds nt to anything, em ache Ul Np ew dignity, which really does not make him the su- Bet when afeirs come t pinch hie Agures were’, "9 ‘he yours man returne to hie duties In the perlor of every other living creature. t a te come t mu ure workaday world (that is, If he is not a pro It Is not good form, even though one be eonacious of painfully wrens, end portiowlarty so ip.one par somal and hae no business), he speedily forgets a very unusual gift of conversation, to talk loud or to theultr. Me het follet to rievtly take into ace his pretty companion of the seaside She can expect air one's wit for the benofit of one's fellow-pas- @ount his courtry produet thing else. senge’ Th re ral ” leaaon 13 More than i!kely he has @ wife and half a dosen Once having secured seats do not change them from jere are several pointed lessons in this $13, iden tn think of; but unlike the girl who has caprictous motives 000,000 failure. Wor one thing, there fs a rein: wasted her time iioon him he hae hk forcement of the old wer general to keop out of the et earned something sare olf enough to A gentleman may wit appears to be In need A lady receiving nd thank the ge Id not enter into a conversation, or permtt the courtesy to serve as an introduetion. Don't tatk of your private affairs or those of any one else with a stranger, or where strangers may not to unwary men in 1 thetis: When hie Annet to the weashore they eholl be made to understand hocoughiv that they are not to look upon any young t ney ro vf order wld Fewer money barons Various orders wowlld in whom they meet there in the light of a possite nie in thetr own carriages if this warning © re) yushand LAURA JEAN LIDBRY heeded and more ordinary men could afford xtra — Layee Jean Linder writes tor The Rvening World by arrange comforts. be " - hes of eneculet rs Again, there 's notice " veestee end i oi javold overhearing vou oo pire eee ee Value of Diamonds In case you are obliged to occupy a part of a seat Greedy Trusts t their peri! is constant, ard vo with a stranger it I* not necessary to make any exctse A diamond weighing one carat, mounted in 9 ring the people that ti.cy can smash the insolent ey cost the buyer £20 of more, but a! Kimber! combines whenever they will This cotton “cor: o aver alue of diamonds ts only about Me per ner” was apparently near completion when It be. carat gan to totter. So thove Trusts which seem to be at wie height of their power will tremble and fall Dear and Cheap Coal it opposed by the full force of the popular will con: ee in South Afriea than in any other and by well-seconded « tion. part of the world; it is cheapest in China or prefatory remark It is polite to ark 9 person whether the vacant hatg ot b t be engaged before stiting down in ft. It ts not polite to occupy more than one place whee a car is full, om to turn over o reat and then take of- fenee at the unhappy creature who dares to appropri+ ate the unoceupted place tn tt HARRIET HUBBARD AYER. Friend—is Jones working here now? Manager No, he got loaded and we fired him off. Peco eee ecs oe ese c eee nee eee PINANCIAL KBR AND FLOW. To earn money ts possible—this every one knows, Hut a much greater task ts to tell where it gus - —— Visitor All the prisoners seem fo be in poor health r Well, you see they areall run down before aet here. Little Roy—Father, what is a favorite dish? Father—One of which you never get enough! Poem e ewe eemr ewer ew em mee coc ees eceeecoccccceoeccoceces oosee ling companion or governess discovered Roskell's. +h “sory tor you.” After dinner there was a general re ouest for a of the famous jewels, and | brows vut for inspection. i m t Th { In ‘ecight seemed to blaze bura 8 y of the table ae alle and then —— —E © chorus of admira Charles came up | an * lear’ tary “ os 77 Dehind me and looked over my shoulder, Announcement was made this afters, necessa one hundred pounds By Mary Cholmondeley, author of “Red Pottage.”: |i 4 Lady Mary, noon by General Manager J.C. Bracken » pamengers to make a prof piel laih ie Reese he ’ r te We would rather do lews busine ah hed ridge, of thy if q Hrowd - . i . . ‘ eae eS “ee ne proft than more at a lows | handsome young fellow with a pale face st of an exauiite ulster, sauntered up) feckluce on er own if ompany, that after Tuesday nest the! ine senience of the explanation ‘and that peculiar tired manner whteh| {9 the fire | Knew paor Bir John had so mu fore to Coney Island will be ten cents with tenvent fares (though, as 1 soon found, natural to} We w ushered into the drawing h, Halph, Ralph!’ erted Aurel nd of five te new. This @ ‘ sve ki oem him) is eo often affected by the Whole house party WAS) clasping wer little hands with “6 icp apply, It was explained. to restdents be This stop wis anticipated by Brooklyr vf the day | coon made out. tir Genres Danvers, o| 5 e., And will they really be my Twenty-second sitest and Kings ites last Fall, but the company then de> | | “And to Ralph has come in foF ®| delicate bat irasetble-looking old gen Ralph aseured her that they way the five-cent fare limit. wh ol that the fare would ever be ralsed SYNoPet? oF PREORDIN " 1 y in diam he letlessly, man, 10 received me with dignified ond that rhe should act in m theheis.© Other ch * announced by the com | ca f ° he had exchanged (he usual ci-| © y. but returned (hi following nieht If she lked. mmutation tickets. er change n y com. | | . to @ certain de ing with a certain formality and I think there was no woman present The comp xplains this ption | pany are the re-establishing of trans FiOS. a Oe oe! Glow these | Valen | was pained to see, family | did pot envy Aurelia as Rall fo ground that It is desirous of see fers at all pointe where they have been soos, sleady YOuRS men Pre Deg peg tery Ae ong lag enter bieee- up a flashing diamond crescent suburban districts baile us tnued sters will aleo be Ie- inst heard ¢ | "Snariee 1 a sy knew ‘end with the| @ ; , ae eee , { the proposed a Sundeys and holidays, a new b= lag om Rs secon Ralph, a ruddy, smiling nme t lainns that the ure. They will de optional to ‘aunt (by yo nt Sey concen & white t Con sland \i« im r surfa. are New trans ere * a | had’ murmured | | vecame Dopelessly involved, eae ‘Ot able biggest care paints will also be established in the | (Copyright, 1900, by Harper Brothers) gratifying about| | was miuced to an elderly vady, ear, came up, and | jhave seats for but sisty-five, witle It hve | t eck iaer| ¥nom T arene Bre ros deta the glittering mass upon the table. | Fe Nag story, one of te b ¥ Narratives} ¥ : 1 saa Petros RRR that is motner was | ng he 1 of love and daring Mish n peeent)* © lead, and ¢ ott! the Decoa lee 7 ee ot : Biste: Hill wan passed he 414 not antici: | |"pete mr oncs arch stonce Is ORY years, written by the outhor of “Red Pot- 1 B, that nhs sent Mary woul as Mm in Londen. | ot way t o « t fy i » herself the position of stepmother to her, cent b, | tage,” ir preanted to Brening World| 4 akaned weohewa, ee claerty | 200, crsacen! , " valde readers by the kind permicsion of Harper | YOURS he long run as} beamed #0 smect.| re a grave responal f i Brothers) nm you, Col Middleton, | Ralph, and regarded Charles wt! 00d. aking his head taut 1 1 he black i manifest coldness, was their aunt ly crescent in his | — muinful fact that 1 am the neeP | Vary Cunningham. | CHAPTER 1 f the family.” net 1 remarked, une| I endeavored to make out which of cially” ment jnea Sitadtetont rH] } The Jewels Delivered. > tae © the young ladies present was the one to/ Charies, as I drew back to let the Feet 3 “shoud Jjuded to the sub-| Whom Ralph was enga: denire. HEN | came to my sentes Carr ! wid not have a y to become| 1 do not mean that they resembled if y, e is bending over me. With him) 7) ‘arrival, so lleach other in the least, one wai fe te | ; were two men who, he said, had! w) spativee. Fe & aor uee ei but which ‘ gel "he | e a ie p he way L ure ran 's flancee, a real! prov! inven | cmamafginiendin james 5S ows resees * , with the utmost con-| which was Mise Bvetyn Denrick, aj am. Why, [ might have They were forbidding-looking fellows, : f menting yn something | cousin of the fatty. could not make| dear boy's promects if T had paid m: The Appetiate Division of the Bupreme| MANILA, May Major Peyton C.j Sut evidently kind hearted. We gave not affect him in the least.) out until later in evening, when [| tatior’s bill, and lived in the count de Jed down March, w a be f the Thirty-| Tem afl our toore change and left the! “m 1 not walk in it. party owing | distinctly saw Ralph kiss the fair cue} among she byctepoase ey | day an } “4 » the uneongental companionship that! in the pleture gal , and I instantly, ™y r aunt. yo third Infantry, and author R. Hare, | 8 it Lavolved, expecially that of my gust) came to the conclusion that she was the | remark how all things here below work with another part Thirty-taird| Carr was most unhappy. It seems he) Mary, who took wp *) much room her-| one to whom he was engaged. = rood on MRS. EDWIN GOULD. Regiment. while 6 se country; 284 Deen knocked down and robbed of| self in the narrow path that she | arked Charies if 1 was not right, as oa et ag, comer 0 raping . Ry cody. sit whit A cite tee hires, He, asked it 1,| fecigaby kept me out of Ht. From my| we stood in front of the hall fire before | Of Uh cop. but,” of the erason was held this af. SMen Ror mother married Dr, G Mn ear ler will divided the entice prop trevetiien in the smountctee who they| M® Suspense by telling him mine were|and os sgon as ti became possible 1) Geog hit the nail on the head in thie in-| Joiced at alohie goed fortune at Buckingham Prince by the nde Te Wer eR, | erty between the two children and ‘ve , ; safe at home with Jane exemplified it rmyset. | t , though fur hie own part he | PTOMmerlty, whet tte fe reer of Wales in benalf of the y Maine of Marndy co her | *wtvivor of these Dellaripha Grace beileve are escorting Aguinalde, Shed, 9 “ J acted ine pert in @ & hat| ever iald much stress himselt on such | (he nRowly a Dr, Sorad: si.| Richardeon appealed from the Burr Major March |e continuing the r : did credit to a beg.nner the an occurrence. having found it prove cour” abt ( Gates decision. The was the it aeroes an exceedinaly , aimeuit| ed A game of thieves were evidently rol a misieading tn the extreme to (ny oat | “if that is frerentations included the fo ond wite of ihe decease! | ; tal “ x ie a weehing? t neighborhood coneteues Soe i Ee was | how “ar tor ol hardaoh Waa t wider of the Country, beyond the telegraph lines. 4 . . o ve he Americans: The daughter of + “epite house” at Leaington ave Geet, Gives tad tees - vates of Com-| (DAY aelie passed over the tencaddy May wih dark hal who bad poured out | ( james MeMilian. Mre and Mise ghty-second treat 7 om Mesgglh dette that held the Danvers Jewels. Jane saw] © e 4 whom he had favored with! y, Hr, Mer. Edwin Gould and hen- i % 0 ardson left an estate the value PAnY B of the Twenty-seventh pg seer them from her window as they jeft the some of his conversation afterward, P . Miss Wheele: and Mise An. bh te varioust mated a m have rescued the daughter of the Prev 5 they eecaned ore ube 6 Ladrired Ra ph's taste, as did Charles, | oe. 3 ubseauently the | dent of fan Mateo from some Ladrones| NoUet: Dut they excaped before she could 0 a hit fucure YY administrator reporied sive the alarm. — #20 abducted. her, Afterward twelve 1 Gould was Beran Cantine were whe could Aad Ladronte ambushed them. killing the| th? (ouowing morning ¥ rereived « member of that ou of The edmintetrator found a bendle of t. Three privates stood the| Most cordial tnvitation from Sir George giit-edged securities | ‘oM band securet Danvers to come down that very day to rade ble securities ave mysteriously dis- | 8 Miles claimed he secomptianed a dar- ’ ing reseve of © girl at « fre May at Kao