The evening world. Newspaper, July 23, 1900, Page 7

—_——— ~. —— La vie (ir? Wy, JYNAN EE Ay Pol Nt Way my\\ “The ole trouble to-night was] “l'pon arriy Ing in New York we jou ty It maddenly daw caused b@ a girl's vol » witch Olaf | neyed togethe he renowned ff . * growing s become strangely « 4, vo much | son ook renque 4 heap Jand that certain foods disagreed wit so that sometimes on hearing it howe in 1 that his health seemed t ferves and are 90 affected that he tirely dependent on method I he “The girl ry t ew monthe | had to eniarg Uving on th 4 ad become fice Flably sings la Tittle boy tm whieh you saw ta fetch the i that before lone he ‘l promised m: ano dying friend to take my own—that boy ts t trouble of some sort I case. although you might not 1 was giving dim, an teed i ved aneasiiy. his lower itp | rat bility I shook my head in response. I hardly js emotion pulled | :urt, ny ne BY dare! ell iim T snaldered nim a dare |vigorousi smoking || took leas oF the labore aw [iy an Inward battle was Kolng | to greene the | and purpowely turned away as a) “ft was a haps idea in that it leo DR. FREDERICK 8. KOLLE, podest meal ver the bronnet cheek | iate sett the ty Proteesor of Electrical Science, OONOOGOOIOOOOI9 Say that thie giant hy (Weprright, 1900, by the Press Padtishing Company, | falion in love without actually know! New York World) What tt was? anit # tt exactly, bd SS ge me. “and to convinces you further I'll let you SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTEA. now He knows | am at er and takes this ts to express hit own peculiar tend opened a panel tn th Posing the openti mM Whieh s 4 y labomtory. The how te pre ont for a anal srmy, + ear nim ely, but heard only « resembling satisted Kirke told me, ight with the to speak pr oatoa, Pha bom, wheve name ie Newwon Itrbe, rashes | cog, grote ood ‘The writer five the onder to iy, ed over the stectrie A. ¥, ta the wall The gue | Soah the sotentiet Gad lab obers Kirke appears and sare hie gure bas |(WONLY Years with him fared his Mle alee ane Hee Oat seen rar’ CRAPTER mm, The Confession of Newton Kirke, E atepped upon the little tncase) platform of the elevator and de scended gently to the floor below Jost then we passed the phonographi> «rangement frem which | hat hear! the laughter. Kirke stopped a momen: «nd adjusted eomething. Inetantiy th+ right cylinders began to move. te and, to my amesement, | heart the wheesing and calls for help startled me only half an From what I judged the solenoid, as he called it, must have been adout fit- teen feet long. Between the turns of wire | saw @ large mass‘of something “tat moved about under a light Ng Wiat!” called my friend te ne poety the Sere seomed (J are & second one, and ‘ually t separated unfolded a then came human head nearly three times the no: Hhound, with my eyes fixed cropped, square-jawed himself with his f We detnge—a | much Aremded y my part, can ae ta the years tried to wf feet passed tly. yes avy The nl face assumed a liv my sorto: dropped and trembled yiatbly yulging eyes moved horribly from to side, drinking me in, like @ ee taking honey from che small- flowers. At leas: that is how | But t of the great All thie time | and perfect ome day frit. | could hardly believe my eyes. the great head, with its trembling, sur- rea Prived, curtous look and the grea; shoul. ; ders and arias appeared | agate woul eba + opened my eye: a a large farm, wher vered quickly. however, and ested. . anstety, too, ‘ he « 4. H tee a= silence was) & a selected ‘hie spot early that | Ptely ati T blurted Me “iented our clears trom a wick year rought Olaf with me, nuralng | treaimen ’ arr 4 torrent of thy epar tl him a I could in my manly, awk- | @rabled to au! aye, even put dim nd oe my voles p jwoed_a lover it want way, be #1 could not afford to : ght At eo 4 pitiful effe on the poor wretch He| I anxious to know how and where pay for raw help the strength ¢ alternating curren Faised his hand mechamieally to. hte lips | my 1 nea Olat, and told | however, he. 100, began to tail g Een cc : é nm that regard. «i nd ft necessary to call in med enly Olaf began to show jess in alter amazement. on came over his Kindly |joai aud. They gave me little hope, and , 1 Ho greets you,” sald Kirke lel i of suspicion again | Kaving became Sttsngly atteched to thé F — iy te orm, aad title fellow I deoided to see what ele ory and indebtedness |i i4. treatment would accomplish in hy Once T turned ie nak back, and saw foe eee Ses ee lense Olaf as him, watching me : nad and \ "1 don't know how many experim M " but at last 1 discovered th 4 © passed thro th 8 door se et seara ago I left my tT etic Meld quieted his cryin i tents mall room which hor 5 ne to Ame! & fed ad hie cryin er a a dining, Mas read. Whe many other young ‘men, to seek a jngy Fh ne Be melt md “Olaf, alas! Meontinued, “has ce acrosa the ocean Tt be-| “To my delight oP to. m came tequatnted with a young Scandi- to bentt him, I'll te are a etngle hu d ne hed gained tn w bell navian, He hadan infant som with him, aT fou eS MES sehSe [824 ld me nis fe nad died a few gwelgnt ee is a t is s bef wy ste ured s We 4 to each other |find him becorn i rt a rt r ob 't, fecontti ° fon oor er weer ig eho, yoo. was 8 pcten Ty eet ment have bean "We Continued. "] ONE i WED | LABOR NEWS. | FIRE ROUTS =: ee mmaumnmmmneenmneeenenate The antagoniam existing between the| tions shall exist on the r Pus ‘ing Trades Counc! and the Boar?) $y cummins Kelly have been f Walking Delegates ts now og elected deb he ann at n| . The council's name will be retained. J A oO | # vi} ‘ ‘ Will be composed of ail butlding tradgs 0d > e3'| Elopers Tried in Vain to I'meet at 1 Bast Pifty-aint® Venton wil be held in Chicago ve ran-| PIAMES ‘in the the Virginia street. The counetl, which w tl es . 4 Have the Knot entra! body, oti held cnly mncmeey| [any e's ele hace Ben ee are Cause Early Morn- “ Tied. - | ing Scare. A second vice- ‘The Neckwear Makers on “ heen Instntied by the A. F. of Le next meeting, et 12 Cannon Miss Rose Fried will be the pre- | jy = officer Miss Ray Kietn has been | p Mrs. Green, of Rockaway Park. L. 1, returned home today with ner davgh ter Mamie, and thus is the course An early morning fire tn the Hote {roe love once awain ruined by ect mem. harshness of paren Swett | fat Treasurer. There are 1% id rilamale ie young, pretty ‘and has Me-| jee of Sof «father t" e Will be coniente . a 4 enw . at present w 2) The Cigarmakers’ Label Committee FERIA 1S “& seven-sto small part in an opera t Bags ”, ot hh she my teat M ihe New York gee fixed Baturd: ‘GIVEN “ KNOCK-OUT” DROPS|: has granted the label to three manu- acturers, ‘Three more applicants are | ona deration, to under Geach: 0s they’ would, ‘no. min new union bas deen formed, com-| Walter Taken to liellever Heepttal aay ha der of Alderman would waite hem we eae hectare at wit! and Pollee Regin In ves: floor at ' her man and three friends smoke Was sec tigation Joseph Storck, twenty-eight years ol.) fie room 4 ame and carrie -]] 4 walter of 19 Rast Fourth street, was inmate out Runoing up to the « h taken 19 Bellevue Hospital from isa [vor smashed in a tank containing —_ lone o acer, ~ ot the Hast Second street this morning suffers| Sf isk Are’ out eer” YUM PE Ih fog from knockout drops. Me met Lap Save and care | Paul searched wn until after A it for some | ithe! a te the ne knot, but t avai. ih . en, went to Gus Miller, | 0 it font |g. pains Le agg marae \ & peat, meeting. | Sie i | | | 22ST ae a DUKE COMING TO WED AN HEIRES ——— --— eee - Said to Be Helena Zimmerman, of Cincinnati, Now at Narra- gansett Pier. ” Make Wouny na Gon iZenola Cleans Ev SP) |Manchester’s Fiancee | ZENOLA IS THE MODERN CLEANSER, which is as good for cleaning the hands and face as it is for cleaning the dishes, the glass or the floor, It has two unusual merits, that while it cleans everything clean, it makes and keeps the hands white and beautiful too. THE ZENOLA COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA, CUSHMAN BROS, CO., Distributers, 78 Hudson $t., New York. Prom Tesserday's Madey World.) For Sele, $300.00 DIAMOND $128, H COMER NM A Story bv Himself of His Courtship and Mar- vellous Career, jasene Mt) howe FAM. to 6PM Also 130 Washington at, Bostes, | Debi rok RVETYOODY —asytak |€2 Mowery, cor. Canal (over Bank) wTRE TRUTH IN ROMANCE, DUKE OF MANCHESTER A Delightfil Narrative in Which the Heart Bottles of the Little : OOOO CUO OC Men mono oono not OOO nen mtn eesti tt rrh ‘The next thine the Duke of Manchester) The young Dukes move + always} ' " “4 cphradees gh af Pb rae Aratcbly ane apteladabcd | Fighter Are Recounted, that It wil! he foon, he will be # /count of fi . . fash FUHNITURE,960 WORTHON. . claim an A ens for rm uit ew York | |$i DOWN AND $: WEEKLY, hie bride. Priends of te aur ® Sovern, the Ittle fete won- RICES THE LOWEST, . merman, one of the moe Co) Vanaga. and che was |! © ace of twenty-one) LE WIN's. 40 WEST 14TH ST, young women in the Summer colony at Vie M o tn Gra pF Bd 167 WEST 128TH ST, Piet, eay she e fu . t tora | WERKIAY PAYSOONTS Piso dlemenda, © heen were turt he hat! | eat ralen Dame that ecame well acqua with ‘ sa taeda ne ee int alg se rap o Truke st year while touring Pu ° et eon of Wales eo wn a a 4 IXAMOND CO. 19 Malden lana * attention In Landon a one of the few wome ere " Mise Zimmerman {« “ncinnati girl. fe known as ig one ty ator j Real Estate fer father, F. Zimmerman, te o rail Wales's vet. It te much more exclusive fled to} — pert swimmer and a belle at del te Vd thee, eft a legacy © ' fo are cflering © few cholee wares a 4 other © func- | 1ebt* which he b . “ at Inst 1 to thoee! 8 a Wee ree SE nt ability to in ¢ rumors pep " ! Wi A . 4 M ahs agra “0 . 4 aetr , = . A a It + “ at th Duke , ant wome es and troubles with hls er re oye mt ‘ ways in the firm chap-4 oo Baja cl ; ath “ in the ret i Patents. ad 100 Wo minke the ‘ ; he w © the Duke sald vt ai - ioe SPRS Wisi . ee a on , 1 Lwule BidVenson ior | #8 Wa, Ma kde Aka ee ntdage: iG auch thin Goede (hak ' eyman for the won t him on hie toot : ‘ ‘ tg Se tlatie er eplnodes, he tells pateh up his rutned casiles and put a thelr parents knew better y ait his s manly, straightforward, | Help Wanted—Male, stop to ble worrtes from creditors what was good for them Modest as and the result js a rat - ——— Ss was in New York a few months ago he| of only $15.00 a yea am 4 ae exciting adventures as Wosninewe, © S. “fh jented all his reported engagements ex. | te Duke's tastes » ‘ ® ‘ e — ept one je 8 bagatelie. Me bas an income of “4 Lawyers. voy 2 Previews to that the Duke hed an. | £2 8 year ut t manage (6 Wve true ‘ a sunced | ention of gol nm the! on ft. t Dl IVORCES bem Nese Oe : ” g tage and trying to retrieve the fallen | Por one uth he MAS ewuital beide ie more ~ rtunes of hie howse in that way te , woul ne feet le kriyping than any mere fictional | HER ROOMS FULL But a rich wife—an American hetreae-| { a Copube Gaurt ka ie cadng. Wetth: tax tewred._ the = . Nps baton Mlgem Reg Merkel ‘ ex right to publish Motiover ad Now There's No Neeg te Come d and the minds of hte friends have | f wa reed pay * ry lbeen ret tipon oy he became of | PY tnetalme peed i plain for Lack of Reemers. F |= now _lrents a m mit j Rory, but it proves thats man ‘y unused t IKerary work cen, . wightforward reation of pie in which be took part] t yering on bis life and Reteres; or Love and the ection 3} * a story that will in- aid Of late the a ‘ (OYO1B 118 10 aya ordra and young altke, The school-| Soult car, Of late the ital en 3 i o the world, the jover, i ‘Inventor of the Latest 2 | doy. ie man Of the werd te, let i fate 3 waa’ t's é 9 , _ | irances. irs. Gariner s ’ Under-Ocean Boat : ‘ ‘ght on & profes: | neighbor tn the apartment. : : | door, whom ahe talked with 4 - g ‘ . quently over ck fence ¥ Sure His Craft Can $ ¢ ° oth of then were . : Bl ave The Evening World, t oy Ay Travel Any Distance H 8 chapter neing published nest Saturday, tom oe ‘abo: ‘ : ; 7 —One Man Can Oper- : : 3 > 3 Mr. Tessier sa untee - hose ate It 9 ¢ belleve Very thoroughly te r Hi x Cc Selomne ‘96 Wort. He ‘e1ewseverer : fe. 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