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

a t oe . THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 2, 1900. ——————- ———E | | a [No.3] MR. LONELY OF LOVEYDOVEYVILLE-ON-THE-SOUND; OR, THE JOYS AND WOES OF A COMMUTER.—By T. E, POWERS. 2OF 1 SOSH DHETEDOED HEE: HET e Wy Ge Prem Publishing “ompany, te @ PARK ROW — — [Banared 04 the Pert-Oiiee ot Mew Tort as Senend-ctass Mail Marten. « —— « THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1900. ue, AD sesees covees s+ ROR OAEN EEN EEE DE EEL EEE DEAD SEEDED EDEEONS 44 OE1 PEF PEE EERE 494 8b eb toy } THE PADDLER IS OUT. Pubiieity, the good weapon of The World, | fees woo another victory in the case of Brockway. ‘The paddler te out! ‘The fight for a humane Superintendent at @e Bimira Reformatory lasted seven years. Re would Bave lasted longer {f necessary. New let w eee what rations! treatment ap do ter the Gtate’s erring bors. 646-226 ‘THE EVENING WORLD'S DAILY FORUM. | BOXING AND THE LEWIS BILL. | | | WILLIAM A. BRADY, | By \ ¢ Lf? “il hi. Fil! \ \ ¢ 4 f / / \ \ \Leeding Theetriee! Manager ond Meneger o' . : AS 4 Pay | } Champion Jim Jeffries. t It t» morning tn Loverdovey villa And the Lonelys discover that under certain circumstances it 1s « A strange woman in Loveydoveyville. Do the people see her? Well, as {t were, If the census man hadn't fintshed up earlier tm > What effect wil the ~ long way to the railway station, However, they do not make all the running. There are others. The tide the season he could count the village femininity now in a bunch. The woman waits for the train. The others wait while she waits, + Lewis bill have on prine- |) and the train walt for no man, or commuter, either i go! 4 fights? WIll New York | Se a8 ee ae tn ee ee eet ‘ Peete 6O0G 0-44-48 be deprived of boxing | oe eae —— Sa nnennrntnnens —— aaa Gos at dtd contests of all kfnds| tw on it Tee ere! T aura Jean Linney el) interested in th ( . # ales HOW MOTHERS 1 am safe in saying | SHOULD DRESS. thet matches will be| (orig ww td Prem Me transferred to other | aan tee citiee—to Phiiede!phia, | Ometnostt, Ban Francis: | co and Chicago, K wa LAUGHTER GROW. KNOW NEXT TIME. 7 ‘ DID YOU EVER? * SHE DID WANT HIM. SMILES SPRINGING HERE TO ' \ age, g004 mothers, | would ‘question whether the Lewis bil) might not permit orn gud oitalonsty to een « ‘ @ retern ¢e the off four and siz round bouts. . ttle heed to your persona! A . ’ “ | Oech am imterpretation of the dill would not, appearance for thelr sakes \ ¥ a OS ae = however, allow any great matches, any world’s, Many & marriageable man has been frightened off ere i, % 4 / ONPTEUR ie not at home, porter sdametaniht contests to be fought tnd Me fone hed time to take Geap root by the appear ’ the timid vieltor who hed just presented ian. ance of @ @leveniy mother of some oharming gir! who welt Bet efter being deprived of euch matches for @| oesessed that mother’e every feature time persons would willingly go to Carson City, 10 not think that it dues not make « particle of 4if- er any other place, I understand thet Cincinjat! | {*rence whether yoe wear trim stays or net; whether, \ your gray hair ‘se ‘rowsy and unkempt, instead of be has opened ber doore wide to obtain boxing exh!-| "lu, apranged: whether you wear e dainty white ‘nen collar er no collar at all; whether your gown is ‘There toh G084 tor our torers in England also, | \i4-fesnioned and faded or sweet, neat and attractive end 1 would net be gurprised to ese an exodus to| Th young men you would Uke go much for « son- Aubin“ sighed and held out @ letter and his card Kindly g.ve him these when he returns,” be sald, and turned eway. The red noof of the etation giletened in the eum Aubin entered and threw himself upon « bench to wait for @ train, indifferent to the rest of the world, as he pursied his morose reflections At the end of eeveral moments he realized thi! he wae staring at (wo skirts, one of white serge, the other of brown, which were direagly opposite him The brown moved as though ite wearer had risen suddenly, and @ voice sald: ae We Saereens © Cn Lowls OD proved canst | of mattis S9¥8 gued Cine Ht ko were guing down the “Zach, mediemictecii, at thet inewet—there-en Ge ‘ eventually. think remain | “ll of lite floor! Til kill tt. I hate all kinds of {nseots.” Idi wa chee b ene & Ook oe a Look as charming a9 you possibly cam, goed mother, 7 “Oh, no, Louies; let it along” answered the white dress. ‘It's a barterfly, and one of ite wings (e broken. Seo how it summons all its strength to get outdoors nto the # ” Struck by (hese words an¢ the tone of the eweet the young man raise! his eyes and looked at the slender figure and pretty face of @ young girl ina white drees. Then him eyes travelled to the object of proper restrictions. mother when she reaches the age her mother ts now be fighters no dowtt can make es n Le | Saree Sy Core Oe CS OE Der Oe Gleowhere as here. Terry MoWovern has acoumu-| Motnere shld be tee senstble te Goch Chemeatves vere. lated 969,000 in two Jeffries made $100,000 | out with pig dg trinkets or affect « tee-youth- her solicttude, @ iittle red and black butterfly, that fm half thet time This was accomplished by |"! strie of Gress, but always remember ® ie the was making herole efforts to drag ‘teelf with an tn- . " Bott hetght of geod taste to dress in asvordance with your jured wing through the open door, obeying an instinet vie yellows: years, to die at least in the fresh air cards and ought to clear up « lot of money ‘The mother of five and forty dhewé net array ber- “Poor thing! ea'd Albin to himeelf; “you deserve 1 0 mot believe that the enforcement of the | self Mke the airy, fairy daughter of twenty, Strike « some’hing for your strugries,” and he stoopet end Lewis bili will effect thetr earnings Nappy mean. Choote something tecsming ehways, but Picked {t up carefully, end, carrying It oute'de, placed let it be eultatte tn aotor texture and faahienting. tt ne of the open roses which clambered over the How popular the four and six round bouts will) Thy areas of & mother te to de etudied as carefully opie oe des pemee Of course they | ss that of the daughter, for more depends on it than : fi 7 ‘Hie train came at that moment and he got tnte « Bot please the club patron who likes to age she tmagines. third-claes compartment. Bevoral people had left the train, and suddenly Aubin uttered an etclamation celving among them the had seen a hundred q ine and distinguished jon of Honor—M. Laroche ' Sha I get evarded age'nst as the haltt of siothfalness ta ap- the loser te knocked out. | believe that knoek- | ry) ane intiy mothers we see tn the old-fashioned Outs should be prohibited as much as possible and w-rures are al thet @ referee should be compelled to stop a bout a8 goon as one of the contestants, in his opinion, “ver een #* ‘we tt te them to dress becom: y Lat me hone chat these few words of warning may appeal to many @ mother's fntement and constera- Hon. LAURA JEAN LIBBEY. quaint and neat. AS TO THE CENSUS, “This is strange,” remarked the Goth- ‘amite, looking over the estimated popu- lation of Chcage, a8 compiled by the George heard what you sald about me to May a few muted ago. Bese-Did you really? George-TYes, you said | was “a a tonished Aulin thet the t dear.” Chicago papers. rain began to move before he recovered Me nrk Jens Lider writee for The Breaing World by arrange: “Ob! yas! Mow 1 ese! it's bumble] less—Not quite that. I sald you were? “Think sof’ sneered the Chicagoan. senses. ment with the Pam'ly Morr rig bees.” “Mile, Laroche!" he exclaimed. “Why 4idn’'t I think “perfect bear.” “Tes, but Truth te stranger.” of that? I didn’t thin GROWTH OF EUROPE _ of anything except thet she iting the | Ng ernment ee [a ef of 4a ane ‘And te he a sont ae pidge nected FIRST WOUNDED HEARTS, asout # ETIQUETTE. N precneving time tt ls well to remember thax iaese | "Reisrnimg home tn the evening he found « letter ~ popuation of France i only 17400 more| f AlD TO | | Srwte ot Beep beet ts shallow steno pets, Dearing the postmark of Marvaux and containing the Melasecs wil! remove grass stains, Woollens. | memorabie words bs Rud tn vole ia eg i remove Ink) sf. Martial '» requested to calf next Saturday after tains soak toma noon upon M. Laroche.” | KD remove peach Ore soak the Lyprptiod cond Aubin became not only the secretary of the fameus —e 4 houre a — | man but hfs disciple He became attached to him by = bayMadapdly covet yah fous he ail hon oe the deepest of respect and affection and served him in been ben 0nd put a tab Gat of tollag Fetvte pe ig Unter thie influence Me own talent was am tie © ph cdots and pre. AT2™P Ut and developed wonderfully, eo that three | dies. This beord sagreenbte | Years later his first drama wae produced and won vent them from permeating the rooms. Admiration and applause from crowded houses, He A Family Deadlock. ' an it wae five years ago. | RILEY'S TRIBUTE al : A gentleman's father to dead A lady's parents 6o- tire to become acquainted with the mother of the — - | a . . {nave I KING * * TO RIDPATH, } YUVCL W ALKING COSTUME.|* gentleman. Both claim that neither will start friend- <i ae Csi eit icte ls sie nisin |e atete! -bele teletetete te et A “Serrewfal” Parting. | shige Lady claims tt ls proper for hile mother to call . , | Met © young man last summer a few years offer on her parents first. Gentleman claims his mother ts tham myself. We both fell Geeperately in love Our| a wklow and therefore respecta should be paid to her ‘C Parting in Geptember was very sorrowful, for ne told) fret. Which do you think ls proper? aw - me how much he loved me Before going ampy to Where people are so tenactous as to the propriety co lege he begged me to correspond with him | have! io regard to « & matter there le not @ very \ been doing 90 ever since. | don't wam you ') ()ink| mood prompect for a genuine friendship to reault from ‘ fained the happiness at last that his soul had oraved we have deen writing silly love letters, for they the acquaintance. If the widowed lady te the elder of To Remove Onion Odor. | for so many years. And, best of all, he won the leve all bean vary ma‘ter-of-fact and every~iay i+ the two ladies it would be proper as mark of defer-| 4 inthe vinegar put into @ frving-pan and heated of Denise Laroche. ence for the gentioman and his wife to call upon ber. | over the fire removes the odor of fish or unions from, “All ‘count of @ butterfiyl’ she eaid, emiling ANXIOUB MARL | The eon might take his mother to call upon the young ‘the utensil, | tenderly; “for tt was that act of yours that revealed No harm at all tm an tnnocent correspondence my |4x's parents, but usually the parents of the gentle- —_——-_. tp me all the goodness of your nature. I wanted to f “- Do not carry it on clandestinely. If you have, mam make the frst advances HERE'S A REAL DOG WATCH, 120m temas, soa of rach oder ty fo ear. . ry ther tell her about it. If not, tell some ar) to you in whom you have confidence and + was Ike the butterfly with the bruised wing and there on Was no one to help me” ough to advise you in case there ghould be need ‘Wane Her te Love Him Better. 1 am @ young man of twenty and | am in love with By Harriet Hubbard Ayer. | | | ‘ ' ! even better (han peur ovneew funain gees ol we "e well a0 fowl, and what you had w te was tone FOR Gt he wondplie- Got Ue womtaned wasn | P Pi Sew ang leaiie ee ond jerk ater ween, riding and walking with him, knowtng the feetis’ pige then toma ag van the sleek | © certain young lady. I ested her if she love: me, ? THE MEN WHO LOSE. "Tm Tap teen Wine And he mld he lotus mu Detter than anybody ven | 1 UUTALay age allow the young man ITE world tas pity fer the man your ows Tere et ant bared J, But she goes owt with other young men. But when) (, 4 mam to pay thelr fares tn the care ‘Who, having lost, gees on ‘ " " 1 call at her house ghe always telie me thar she Gives al! wight Oy that old t-erpieee- to school and male @ point of meeting them, tee? em time te ban ee ee dosen't ike them end that che loves me Tow oan! 1. sais right, or am I behind the ti ? if the. Wy, J, Gare Nitya and ihe vencber eth i inaw 1 make her love me better? nn | ‘imee ‘The young indy has perfect right te go out with other young men even though she bas expreseet her affection for you. If you wish to claim her exclusive soctety you must ask her to marry you. Unt! you eines ecrtetal thenestves do 00 she is free to accept attentions from others Bg Kiger Meow. pointy v7 ue Gee serious He Never Speaks of Love. | consequences. | jady who has been keeping company, It is not proper, of course, for an. engaged man to man for the past three years, Me tekes pay marked Attention to any other girl than his neatres, calls of me on Sundays and Aaneee. makes presents to me, but has never, Netther ie it good form for girls to permit ac- he subject of love or marriage [n the quaintances to make a practice of paying their car! mean (ite I have recetved an offer of marriag. from fares. You are rant th your view of the case. H f man. Kindly advise me if I shoud be At the same time ft fe unwise to Interferg tn euch in accepting this offer throwing qside matters If the girl's parents are aware of her con- cums'ances. duct the responsibility reste with them.. They would os MIS6 PERPLEXED. | unquestionably resent any critictam from outsiters, Tour effections 40 not seem to be considered in the You might set the neighbors an example of not No girl should marry. in| discussing the matter, which would be the dignified | | ' | | i And iris to fle demyite (he hepe | | he ormpens om Bet PF ete pene os toy j < Onewe Soke ae 1 ‘ x are Innocent, but the men are experienced. AN ANXIOUS MOTHER, obi et: Heiter it-t-tet Elegant promenade Diack taffetas cheked out over the checket i i i :