The evening world. Newspaper, July 2, 1900, Page 6

ST MMT I A Flower of Yeddo,” » “gith's— New Sketch at New York—Roofs. th's Union Square Theatre yee- and last night “A Flower of Yeddo" wae played in thirty minutes by four people Kami, the Japanese p wae impersonated cred- ftabdly by N. L, Jelenko, the star of the Production; Sainara, y, eoquettiah Japanese maiden, very bewitchingly by Miss Grace Gibbons, Musm: ‘one of the friends of Seinara, by Mina Edith Fassett, and Triphoon (Djource), the other friend, by Mise Nettie Bourne, An abridement of “A_ Flower of *¥eddo” wae printed in The Evening ae of las: Saturday Ite presentation iast hight fulfilled ex- atk terday afternoon ee Tt was correct in costuming sagging Mr. Jelenko's 4 of the character he aaa ‘talligent. it might easily “overdone by a leas competent actor. THEATRICAL W NOTES. “The Clroug Girl” will be continued Bianhattan Beach three nights week witl alo be the feature of fourth of July. matines, “The Geis! vill be given Friday hi atiraction at Brighton Beach 's tering ballet sti and directed ify, John D. Ransome giv reonations of Richant Crok jew York Theatre roof, deli | e and ool, preeante Mysterious Le Dan MeAvoy and company ‘Tieb. de from the American and Buro- fide are the attractions at Ham- ein's Paradise Gardens, © principal new feature at Koster s teat furnished by The Four ¢ Beggar Student’ was continued (nlgne at Terrace Garden. ancis Wilson and “The Strollers t the Knickerbocker. t the Casino, @ as cap- ra, ing as ev new and ple pitors Firth ¢reat Bnem, © Fink Dominoes.” {Po piace in the city has more variety thn the Eden Musee. sing curtaln-raieer at aue Theatre ie “Our The principal sketca e*he steamer Grand Republic ts the gat floating roof-garder of the city, pony Pastore place last night was fy enjoyable jo and museum, AGED WOMA MISSING. Mrs. Klien (lar! R. She Is Affected by the Heat. Mra. Ellen Clark, sixty-seven years D. MeCaull, of No. 12 Kast One Hundred and Bleventh street, has been mystertously missing old, mother of Mrs. C. from her home since last Tuesday even- ing. The police have sent out « general alarm, but as yet no trace of Mra, Clark | ® has been found. Mra Clark hes gray hatr, and when AT THE PLAYS. The enter einen at Huber's is triple, AWFUL HEAT — oo Evening World's Physi! cians Found 797 Sick Ones Last Week. THE SUBSCRIPTIONS. &C.... N., Hackensack, N. J. The renort of the Chie? of @taff of the , | tree physicians of the @tek Babies’ Fund tor the week which ended June 2, the fourth week of the campaign, Was a4 follows: Houses visited ... Families visited .. Bick bables treated . ‘The report shows Tt babies treated =| lnmt week ao against 6% the week be- | Say fore, The intense heat must be credited living in the tenements. The number of ith babies already found and treat#! whose condition has been brought abont by the hot weather does not begin to cover the number that will be affected by the severe epell. Many children wil! be laid low by the protracted heat, and the physicians will really have even a | Duster time fn looking after the atling youngsiers when the roasting spel! is ended than they have now The total number of wich bables that ve been treated by the free physicians @uring the first month of the summer campaign ip 2476 Nobody knows, as the Free Physicians ot the Sick Babies’ Fund do, how the people living in the cramped and mifiing quarters of the tenements have suffered during the past week. It has deen a week of awful torture, with dis- ease and destitution all the more keen- the case at ough times, have been se- lected by old Bol as the easiest and quickest victima, and there ts not a tenement one enter that a half domen little lives will not be found fiickering and looking as if certainly doomed. The babies found by the Free Doctors are usually saved. Prompt and skilled medical attention counts In all cases of this ki and advice given 10 mothers how to feed and care for their La? pete Lx iidren 1 hoe in having the free physicians, may be said withou any re to the facta that thie. rr ot lives of tegement children saved heated term the free pay. been instructed to buy poor families ip aft 3 In the jick-room ice is much \t te a juxury that young rk we tiie. ind hopes ney ae tl | Sa ete ab tracted Bick the breeent uid help the Rat she left home wore a biack and white! \i* oh The mieving wo greatly alarmed. Ther fear Mra. may have been an ears i. Any tidings Wp should be sent to | soe'tnat ifiwilt help to bene@t seme og |™y olan. Will you im aa", ri ‘ near 4 v ot rT penta iii , es Mole aE! SETENHBIME ‘n- bi lmgroved, Set SAN Vici.” | nell wa woe on Sunday | China and Pain’s Fireworks. || New York and Rockaway Reach bs be 4 ade , » give ‘ , sight of sands. 1 AT 44 ” Ny INJURED IN EXPLOSION, |... t°°,t2r the Pena ma: . Sot wel * "THE CIRCUS Gm of hardly find the heart to have bim ar j and his sweethear ne pripay EVU ov THT wrex, oe ee ae ar But Ihave been fortunate In, another io ax not slept. Her} viner ren: THB GBISHE,” ¥Art4r powder and Gasoline Do Groat | piRolcesd Pinson Fad & lor the “Sick | “well, 1 leave that entirely to you and| way, A distant relat dg, has died ant]. . ; at he eae yowa ace OP ! Laat honese. WM Park avence, GLANS HAHLO, | Mise Stetson.” ft y to te. Te te not mush, Girl Who Loved O'Don.| 4.2 0°" COMMENCING VEXT FUNDAY APTERNOON, “In Name.” “And Mise Metson will agree with) Me colon Nate. Tt wilt ll Watches S he | reached Rockaway SOUSA 4j} BAND. hong or te ig ardor | 7216 Réttor of the Breming World: me." pout $100,000," ne atches search | °°" n BURN, Ind., July 3—A gunpowder 1 eaid nothing in reply, but after giv- I'm so glad to hear tt, Doe- ; er . —— scion wrecked a hardware store Fa Stat ee aet, more directions 1. withdrew, | t0F.. Nobody will co ratulate you more ers for His Body. f HAMMERSTELN'S, 424. 6 way. 7th Av, |S p, early this morning ements in His name, 0 call for him on the evening| i*arilly tan I, for F think yor 99 n't started from a gasoline lighting E the house| “It ts kind of you to may It." he sald © , - tmmediately following the ex- dae | slowly, nat tate os one eee thing! All night long a 4 deneed ant iy Bermons were seriously injured ig dortincyhoy 9 ap dg «ARM with | “Another pause toliowed, 1A AL ell ell lh regia dager GARDENS. ; cea financial lone resulted al ans Gal Loy Be re tn | equi tenet og their exchange of looks way Beach. In the shadow . isas toeioans, | Hammel 2 and may ol a | in me to hase the lunch served to hi n. not mention this. Miss Belle, @ girl sobbed the ws e World exclusively by E - Woae! Ure o's pm ane a me bee Sere yor tg | oe | watching men in boats arappiing [WARD HANLAN, who has won fr NG ; ISLAND CITY ‘DARK. sree 9 Sone. Se Tae of ame... Thad oh tear Gherneioes | (he Wid never marry Charlee. | sea for the body of Morris O'Donnell. |more races h other man We Re Sai ot Oe Sieting Wont bring matters { \ t when you told me that! At intervals between the dancet thelwhe ever eat tm ao a ace xotriesiight Company Couldn't ns PS." Mashe Siet, Babee wen ORK, AUDEVILLE 4 WING'S CARMIVET mitt Meo for Power-House. this small ¢ a a citeRy BLOSSOM a Gane | oe the electric lights In Long Island were out last night. The reason CY ’ t known, 4 the power company me- 4 to ny information, Wored hat owing to & lack of ‘eon the water main the ipany could not get enough wal ‘aly the botiers, -— —— Men Nefuse to Strike, sCRANTOD iployees 7® Company's Clift Works ed to work. weting yo! resume hi heen made, but oe wer re satisfied that they cannot win, Every mai These are why. Fan slow! Wings. sodas cally thing. girl. vcteen shirt, a black walet and cape, black boanet and black leather buttoned ‘4 relatives are Clark July 2—Kight hundred the American Locomo- a aeananal HOW TO bOOK AND BE COOb. vid THE SHIRT-WAIST GIRL. Refreshing Sight This Side of Greendand’s How does she do it?” Talk slowly. Talk as if it weren't hot enough to waste words on, anyway. Deliberate dreami- Ress ‘se a wonderful weapon. Walk siowly. All the ‘cooks will tell you Think slowly. You are sure to think how hot it ts &f you hurry to think. Bat slowly—and most of the time not at all. Drink slowly. Excepting that 1,000 ige-cream Never work. That will help some. Look cool. But no man cares enough about how he looks to look cool enough to be cool. the man who dreame of being as cool as the ad shirt-waist girl looks ie dreaming about vain Aad the vain thing fe not the shirt-watet For Helpless Little Ones, To the Wtitor of the Rvening World. } i myself, *Prbwer GREENE RP. ht was Dres- or REPUBLICAN EXCURSION. Have a Jotat Ovting. ‘The Republican clubs of the Twenty: excursion on July be prominent i evatcane “4 an hat icy Mountains in in the world probably said to-day: & girl in @ hirt waist look coo}? some of the ways: ly—the wer a butterfly ‘wobbles its ‘will prolong your life. SLAYS BABES, with this flerce attack on the children | * ly scoentuated by the frightful weather| " comiitions, The babies, as te always| bu: A small eur donated te it can't Clube ef Twenty-third District te by nae le District by united for in the excar- an eo ether =r ‘THE WORLD; | TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 2, 1W0L, 9 SS A PRESENT DAY STORY OF LOVE AND CRIME. Save the Babies. M ySler; JN ANT MORTALITY is something frightful. We can hardly realize that of all the twenty-two per cent,, or nearly one-quarter, die children rnin civilized countre before they reach one year: thirty-seven per cent. or more than one-third, before they are tive, and one-half before they are tifteen! | We do not hesitate to sav that a timely use of Castoria would save a majority of Neither say that many of these infantile deaths fo we hesitate to ¢ precious lives. are occas 1 by the use of narcotic preparations Drops, tinctures and soothing syrups sold for children’s complaints, contain more or less opium, or morphine. They are, in considerable quantities, deadly poisons. In any quantity, they stupefy, retard F cireuiation and lead to congestions, sickness, death. Castoria s exactly the Castoria causes the blood to circulate properly, opens the pores of the skin and allays fever, reverse, but vou must see that it bears the signature of Chas. H, Fletcher. vrihied, LOL, by FM Buckiee & Ca) epworens OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS. Tt was two dave after this befo ore i the opportunity . up w won, TE wanted to redeem her nt Aw Tan earned ugh a; b ave a Squires would be away | tov and would not will make me happy." 1 trembled nore tha it hie ion War | caten the Meas k . we would be left oan Tho Kind You Havo Always Bought, and which has bees y aieetagn what alen jean we , M ; in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of * gaged Pesta ash Boner, | - - and has been made under his pere } Knew me hy thie tte | Yery-—berd f |} AVegetable Preparation for As Utthiu sonal supervision since its infancy. oh ye Ae Tou slate ne eee ula h Allow no one todecetve you in this, "4 head a , A the Sto and sof All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Just-as-good” are but |perena wha was wee ugha y tain Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of r 1 was to hp ple , — + with my wedants 4 et ak we Promotes Digestion Cheerful fa comfortable seat wait ness and Rest Contains neither What is cm od right off the fr ( 1. Morphine nor Muwral. ' ¥ and just back “of that was the , him’ the | Nor NARCOTIC, Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Ofl, Pare- aa sented there ee eicige, Doctor. | stilt race | - nate goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups, It is Pleasant [6 J Sule seed T'hecalue retlless in, bu | ayeorn contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio te LO eaeet toca Terese from A “ py hy for a substance, Its age |x ite guarantes, It destroys Worms tin wolked quietly into. the vivid ie os and allays Feverishness, It cures Diarrhoa and Wind |B > ook x sore, of — sii Keokotis Setar Colic, It relieves Tocthing Troubles, cures Constipation 1 knew, Mise Stetson soaped and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the to a living ou! tha “Tato the parlor | hgard | he E eres Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep, sized the burglar laat| {he ifaey, °c “ucse Peoees! Be en nen ail The Chikiren’s Panacea—The Mother's Friend, on work id Dave retreateg tt Madurese are wee 6 mer r . ot your wife {ng-room 1f the vote, ot OT peuls | tients (°w, cmmmente <i 1 Re fore omni hervelt. ie the brave soa te tea ee tal | tenia “sarted and I ,Apeatiect Remedy for Constips |i GENUINE ALWAYS Jo this? him, for knowing a r od purposely t t & “Yer, Bilen te only too reat anythiog was fair F him, and | ~ ge, 2 4, |) Worms Convulsions feverish se Gentags. r ‘ a Peres Tl ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. Bears the Signature of chat 1 waa ¢ tc 4 wa PE ge? See SR of . * ‘fo much | ‘ aakaed, Gat Fac Sumile Signature tinne to think dietor informed that T cow think you migh * d the pace at canal e " a?’ the ahs J |Trhen next ‘Tuesday night 1 shall ask [CTUTAR MOMEEE oy 4 yp tnyuatice 1 |“MNG onty naif a minute,” 1 replied NEW YORK. f you and another ie ay that 1 do hot like pieamant surround not F 1 terested in Mr. G that | em not oi... Mates (Gach wy bave 9 message frum Mr. Ged Mise Stetson, in short—to mM, 2 A wai me té one of your neighbor's 1 di t mean to insinuate (ha! The Doctor walked out of the or He will be away that night, and | Doetor, a a ie - ave mae ¢ om, 8 scrutinizing g! tt ° show you some of the merely sa " ovat ‘abaorde és aeaeh ae ttle game that he com at nge you apeule oe i and ai not meet Buc OF WRAPPER. In Use For Over 30 pode Jo not ike to ive there. 1 mater of choice with me ana had to In order to carry oot} experiments. : more cor ta} | ulin't you find without going to any. more none that would sult my | A he returns late front him with & then leave it with you as to what course to rest the wan Mr. ( THE cAmTAus Company, TV MUBRAT OTRECT, NEW YORE GFTT. SWEETHEARTS = reue. ard will have him ff morcymaker Excursions. Excursion Routes to the Sea Long Island Railroad, | Amusements. 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