The evening world. Newspaper, May 30, 1900, Page 5

THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 39, 1900; 8 BOYS SPOKE ENGAGEMENT OF PATIENT HlD MISS ELSIE CLEWS. 000 AR GON Daughter of Financier Will Give Up Educational Hl IDENTITY Work to Become Bride of ene Brooklyn Police Who| \** Tom Brown,” Who Fell arso! s, Listened Were ina | Herbert Parsons. | from Tally.Ho, Said to Quandary. | Be Artist of Note. | apesannes few wrrerre eS oe) to eee ee +} a * : ‘The potice of the — 3] Tom rown, a Ves Gon, Brookiyn, were | quandary this) | ak . 7 aree Morning. They had two boys in custedy, | ' eu ' @harged with bursary ‘ . ‘The boyn, James Hootey, sixteen years * , * @4, of 164 Atlantic avenue, and Mt { are w . @hasl Carmoty, seventeen years old, of » ’ ale, welled “ WIS Dean street, had been caught rob. | bing the grocery store of Jonn HH. 3 Bunda air Buhr, at 6 Clason avenue No dimM * c ! Mere ee . culty was experienced In locking the ; ‘ Beye up, but when they beg . ' if fn @ atrange tongue wil! : 1a vin \ 4 vailed in the station-house. The re-|! ba " t @erves were called out to listen . . a . hSa “Tt ain't Col." said Policeman Mul- | # , pizht clerk , ‘ 30 : ' rot ‘ “And tt ain't Preneh,” observed Po- | 4 ‘ Meeman Dumont “Nor Butch.” affirmed Roundemin Katzentammer “Taint no Swedish.” exciaimed Py troiman Olsen Why such suce ess? Simply because ITSAGOOD SOAP, The doorman wae not). Hungarian; 116 s6r e knew |4 j i Ttalian when he heard tt, and the drive 2 The ot the pabol waeek Won ones : ri The only reason Ast. r has not ITSAGOOD SOAP is either because he is pore Russian tongue was pot em too slow, or because h ii ; he more money selling you something else wan ly the matron approached Car . uty We cant give ihe ul prout as he would Ike to have, out we can't and have What are you boys talking?" she 4 ITSAGOOL SOAP as good as it 1s, We want be now and always the very best soap the world asked genly knows aw rd t e t wo " "Hog. Latin,” responded txe » : HI snows avout, And the price to the ast 0 ca Cike, uh some say they could duran, it fingo of me au H " easily get more the day > vs waved ry Tolls { ' ' . ‘ nthe day ot, tra, : H Tell adh fealer that vou must have ITSAGOOD SOAP. If he don’t get it, send your name and \: —_— his name to th SAGOUD COMPANY, General Offices, 61, 63, 65 Park Row, New York BARY WYSTERY \% PlPHLS TRY FAR Three T. let and Bath Varieties, but All the Same Pure Quility. We use no injurious coloriag of vn» kind, the color being the same as the pure raw materials out of which the soaps are made Pure Green Olive Oi! Soap is niturally green. Pure Pine Tar Soap is naturally brown. Cream White Soap is naturally cream white. One Perfect Laundry Soap, Itsagood Laundry Soap is the best soap that can be made for the general purposes of the Laundry, the Kitchen or tor scrubbing. It will not injure the most delicate fabrics or the tenderest skin. — It will remove dirt where all other soaps fail. It is a disinfectant. It will kill all dirt microbes, it is the most wonderful soap product of the century. Will lastlonger and accomplish more than any other, Rece ommended by physicians. {sed extensively in hospitals, where absolutely pure butc eansing soap is a necessity. A comfort to every woman who has to do ver own work, a PULITZER PRIZE. One Hundred and Forty- four Applicants forthe Scholarships. ODDLY SOLVED. Father Won’t Support Child, but Sends Rich Robes. i appitcants for free scholarehips for the ear 1) began ar Horace Mann | For the past several weeks Supt George ne of the Outdoor 4% Bed The announcement of the engagament after the partment s been receiving by mal "ews to Mr Herbert | ut tings on psp BL gerade ‘ made by her father, the ae Seno Inenide Uelghta, at 9 o'clock ihe proof of th \d in th ITSAGOOI baby. t ae rae ; +» morning. ie 901 0 e pudding is in the eating SAGUOD SOAP nt day ta . piece of paper on which was written | Heine young, Mia) woke: baa he re Were 1M of thee applicants, all ipeeabl : \P has only been on sale a short + “Wor Gertig, from Pap while and yet it begins to show a prospect of soon outselling any other soap on the market 8 year of the grammar accomplished, the announcement of her | | Bupt. BlalP this morning found @ IMU) engggement would not be unuswal dut| Th MY t " 1 3 2 timate Manhgttan or the Bron. red otik wrap with the iar the that that See Oh lea my nen He iyi ‘ | c ee ‘ i an et =| Fre es Tati Cha ore | ry rereent no tha thr Why Such Success? Simply Because ITSAGOOD SOAP, Department for Gert socia; trumphs admira , be oaai @@ to find one. He & While she might have shone at the) Mi , i OO! pps insane man was vo balls and dinner parties of the four hun My fi of many ae I ITSAG' 20D COMPANY, t Itsageod Seap at your grocer's The dred che was eampaixning for Seth Low. | : ellectual | 43-| af Greater New ¥ sl see General Oltices, 1 03, 05 Park Row, N.Y oleae oo Sa Teams Wa Whalenlier ee: Gide ough the manufacturer. While he was hoiding up the After graduatin Gown this morning Mrs Mary oUth-| joge in 16% she Waite, who ives in As polntment as instru a Baby tn her arma “advanced studies at Columbia Univ from Barnard in wn as Wakette: 8 No, @ and sehool > da faculty ag + that she w " ¢ appli ante ou ir. Bhe took the hised her as the wife of « Harlem of- Jetty and won the unurual distinction of ne ns 4 ee = Bs fo ae r Shimed wry 7 saree ates chestra leader who had sep the deanes Ne 9 No wa i ‘ pd sarge an ial promised to] Tae women tn 1 Sun Cows te one of |Soanois No Band No. 9. an h with ¢ be FOR HEP Amusemer bro! Any ‘ i dasaies of his Wits aad three bfiaten, pe i, The with 5. and schools Now 2M. 16 9 and Contin, rer MONTAUK suisse) $45.00 = mmect ant iva’ 1 can wiih & The romatting twenty fue HK OCTOK' yy tad * ta stam vrata T"" | Watches and Diamondg plied? hate [awe "|" CONEY ISLAND ; nal League for Volitival Edueath 5 a io = ; Last ¥ (He she BI oy ‘ ‘ ~ As > are a tot oe ville Mamie Cuto Vowed) bay A . fet i a he | 4 Vengeance on Her | 4 era { “AMERICAN WOMEN Sr | ‘ —_——- Wa.GILLETTE Rhsptaat ilolen *¢ | Unsseminasnnaieannsscssnencl sten!taitisa! TAB LAST OF “SAPHO." Bast ae fae ee Pees 7 yilliam Winter, the B . | " ¥ od Kes A cee {| FURNITURE $60 WE . eile tate Ries it on Mrs, Hensley Says They —_ f | mination “Ke Ly . tral an cn * cen ee ved at Wallach's %| and More to para hades thers A RUNAWAY GIRL. ima a woced at Wallock’ the last tim of Pifteanth «ree corte. | MURTIG & SEAMON'S avenue, one of Cuto’s fav ios Stimulants. urrent “here for more trash bas b than Lessthes ath notwithstanding His friends knew what she was (here |_ A A. x ite excepts tt ft has attracted - ‘ tor and they dimrmed her and turned |™ a 2 many ieestatl ore +: an « tie , t tw : - = N It came with @ bed reputation—art-| That American women itv faa’ . 1th “f D E | 4 VU Si E, tally fontered in the Wes!—and there ar¢] 804 get too Httle rational exercise, ar final proces t that l attend an exhi-/as 4 res are ecoming ner in need t the @ii h ne re or 8 . the plan and| was discharged and left the * "|CASING 4 GuSINO A mmence. — | ing to have Cuto’s re ‘ ; dels improper. It was then subjected to an] Hensley, President of te Society for the ingenious prosecution, and in that WAY | @rudy of Late. She gave vigorous ex it was widely advertised, Popular curi- | asian 1m that opinion in a last taght before the Mundred-Year Ciad tn the Hotel Majestic. It was er persons who always § bition which Is heralded as in any way | wrecks. the opinion of Mrs Almon 25), Criterion Theatre,’ s0:.* led“ Nervousne f Amer on : wet HACKETT Tite Paibe 0? sebnico, it she will not re- enid Mra. Hensie i ‘ed that no thought. P j for Desertion x ful person Ir country honor: oath t disease of American hada aa DEWEY Matinee To-Day. one, -— fonpocting. whe poten women. Women were not intended for UNIONTOWN. Pa May 2-dohn| Mapt lah s jr an Burlesquers, which # is mem’ wi h 8 “4 conduct tn this matter without p rr pusiness, It ts a disgrace to our ely Adam Mitehell left his wife to go to the Ite Tegret ang reprobation. | | tention tha: they aMould te competied to ‘1 " owl, . a ene | eved. He is Now! Alware oi " ‘ in this young wer may i! Joatie and elbow men at the 4 ore ‘ serve re wy , “rhe pretense that, in pers | public offices . and WOMAN & WIN: an infatu rence har'o. } Not that woman's mind ‘ aya : . i cont " fe of sin . y ne . ” M Dos! e a \ phame, the actress has been doing a y| padle of mi u | oe ag b ae MI RRAY . dtesae| f Ys ‘i and Dividend 48 trary, she « Sure r “a My (4 ‘ea An terest vide: Notices, wright sxample lems; but that ts not her place h iirty Hornes M agal Slat Whh” ia, | Open ‘ = - NAL PAPER COMPANY, se of evil Any play having hari | lene: ur * at at ot west 1 ape é a more ana |aed ra ‘ rand hen aly Lag PR scien, cating anavel shtontion st the crowd of wretched — ' ieoit worean ‘ t to ber, ss puch, and inviting the com-| typewriters. clerks, saleswomen, fighting . ’ DEATH ATLAST PA ISTHE |” Meenwh 2 fir va a . Regular (Quarterly Preferred munity to a study of the ot , \. ‘ pe the ‘ aca WARE oes, ee. a wity Is an injury to public | siways 4 inor Riahien * ALL R M ait iF W 1 » i= sant ot | ; Shlenes to refinement, and n de ri quate wages: + “ weeks ap — QUO VADIS |} ar quart et to the sage, and therefore unt’ to be| contigu . ' nen A i edt ! F 2 P aylrreichisi sen seen | Cohen, Who Mewatted Loss ot [! es eerie nan alee HUBER'S ht, and wher and oe | New York to See a Yew Ben itur. | econ: The new Ben Hur next season wil! be| William Farnum, a young actor of great, promise, who Is quite unknown > New! . MeDermott's Peter movers onse hated ¢ aii hts ee Te et CASTORIA! © hens | Die Tork Contracts have been) ewomen need teak ts altel ae lor him to appear all next year in en need alr. 0 afraid of © + Maw a mrianger’s magnificent produc. | draughts a A ted iy gunerli x ‘of the play in the place Jf Eimmett| ‘Women need exercise, Hanging on !t0 © numier Tie ee redo amt For Infants and Children, : | BO TS. Saremias at the seadene straps in street cars or pushing around \tn The Evening World, ne turned on the} ve The Kind You Have Always Bought will bona Sg? ‘arvene & bargain counter is not exercise. Wear | An ad, in The World, no matter how foe m bis room at 212 West Twens We Ms't care to ve, he said, with.| Beats the qut the friendship of hie bosom friend. Bigpuatare of