The evening world. Newspaper, August 6, 1900, Page 7

THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 6, 1900. | Generous Aid forthe Pop- | + ular Summer Charity. | Rn carer BiG BATH BEACH BENEFIT, ‘} Thirty Society Ladies Have . ny f it ont aia th | the Event in Charge. e f, atras, mildly ‘ eee ee ScRUETIONS e rahi * tam to min my i . we A TIMELY ROMANCE. 2 Puncover thie seeming apy, he saw ut prayers. Father, it Detan ier| ms “ag os oS *! 3 nina, @ te whom . i . “ ow »|* 4 Witness of his tnter. ~ . The romance of anarchy '9 =) . boring hoyee at the same ae presented in this thrilling + | sth ve : f - sgl g WO +4 story, which carries one back > ‘who h r sree. & Je ant . to Medias al Ven'ce and its » uy re nab $0 3 plotting and counter-plot- 4 young Donna. Violetta’s Guenna. | Vio ne Peano Tomas, Peau Oo © ting, rulers and subjects [| + friar Republic vlccnibdgi Wheewt'Swiaae abl Bish ° . Fs and inspired assassins finding the young air! Pitee, ore and Muwte Basen mired sg? + by was striving to make Li ‘ un were common in those days, > by pointing out the eis, Freak ond Lillies Berasteia, 66 * and Cooper, in the romance Seeees ‘ luaury of her. ike aret i Hees But mer here presented by The Eve- nN were less of se eate 110 reluctance in hie hesitating yet humble and ore Aploai " . 100 ning World, has woven 000 pj rine it Don Camino noted the air. Time wil of his most fascinating nar- and ¢ is mental at a! a ms Bikona. 436 rations around their swift ayy 1 fase htm? a - sere ot and dripping stilletoes. $e eg ve pecu-| from established laws. Were he to re ee Manet aah ¢ tf aw 4 ruled by & . ebrian jordshios ‘ 4000000 ! ead Gino, banding po icy ating, lowe more tan he wouk 0 ting, “my master sends japly ep both Is to infringe a * a ¢ vo eae ie? Fing and van- g994¢ weree ne Coenen ; Pp VIOLETTA AND THE MONK q s HP carnival © ‘ | | ‘That city of | Alling chfidren tn summer need tm- pristine glory ih wan full of teorsrmanars f | mediate medical attention, Tost is what ware with the ' t inst saw Jacopo, who, wever + the Evening World provides through ite harassed by the T was now unmasked. ‘Vino rushed up } | corps of free phystctan that cruised f . + thou aught £ | mesic ‘This corpa has treated M0 to | shores), the Venetians were 0, whe + es a week, and saved many Httie of exultation 4 beyond tones’ lives. It will continue tts work ait | thr \ tro gon no Mil eotal glanee he summer. coming ta from the efund A tie! gh In the Piazza San Maroo follers, Gino Mon Jano, stood wate! | oe where the sta ities and awaiting 5 | mo wearve heeded y\2 reapective employers. Sudderiy the man! Give {t to met” : a consed to epeak, as a man pesed them | ity thea sennnees kiven at bgsutiful Avoca Vite on next| he stranger was the object of universal | Friday evening. A fine vaudeville biti! b His ye inder thirty | -®O@a@emeee 6 Will be prevented. notice. though the calm nance tmparted to ! ConG@ tutions lo (he Blok Babies’ Fund of Word, ef his counte aracter of mo *lehoud be sen Pulitzer Build) sg, New York Cy YOUNG GEORGE PULLMAN WANTS TO BE A SOLDIER, ] Conaeue 6 Bowers's Pretty Wife Has Left the Dead [lillionaire’s Son and He Will Go to China and Fight ior His Country. eymoon of Mr. an! te now tn { each grows ley en s pame i mentioned. Y Pullman will try to forget her haif the @ {fora jepartment and on as hina, » early in the Spring that the Win eon of the sleeping car attracted atten ing in the East with t wf Frederica Vo Bowers, « @ who ts sulng Pullman f 10 oF eo Bhe wae fro and they both claimed to have been married in Ch Milwaukee, St Pau Springfetd bie and West Haden Spr were ale ned as th Detroit potr ment 2. S106 /PictolerSseieloi=ileieeresex oir wedding fhe added na hat whe had me. ured a divorce band and nad immediately become Mra Pullmar MRS. BOWERS-PULLMAN. Mr. Bowers, who wa New York at the time, was struck dumb with sur *6@@@@@r DoW OROADODNNGAI prise, but recovered enous y that) ihe New Jersey Coast, where ther] China aie’ Sone to; are ie to have he knew nothing an A themselves from Elberon to Den! | Indorse: ape wi any num Telegtaphle inquiry and » rach, driving smart traps, goit play-| {ory °f .,meresemen stand ready to @ failed to confirm t «and other pa ‘The appotntment, it ts . would bride and bridegr That all was not perfect bites became perony Wf a merited shin a young was i . known when the lady returned tot ae ane ety a tethee ala young couple procemiad to spend che " ( rd ts West Forty-fourth | not know of tt is im worth knowing, haneyieocn te thin city and sniffed when asked abvulland George was raised at his shew, The diseord in the bar} Vncharttable people intimate JAR IN THE HARMON wae further revealed | of the immediate renalene A vown that Mr, Pull-| Pullman being ta Cita. will As soon a0 the weather became warm a_siee im |Be| ibe service of eae they moved f opera a billet Int aimeult Biscuit or Wafer Which you will, When hunger gnaws You know them still, And knowing need But say the name— “Uneed The latest isUneeda Milk Biscuit A dainty product for hot weather lunching. Delicious with any fruit or beverage. Now at the grocers with other members of the great Uneeda family in air tight, moisture proof boxes. Try the new one. Uneeda Biscuit Uneeda Vinjer Wayfer Uneeda Graham Wafer NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY. 4 mature age, The ch . | 2 but they betrayed | ot acre than of bodily @ LITTLE CONTRIBUTORS, perfect condition of the ph i was suMciently exhibited tn ? tar fulness of @ body whic : light apd active, gave every : of strength. : His etep was firm, assured and ever : | bis cagriage erect cul easy, and bi | : whole mien was strongly ~aracte’ : by @ galf-possession (nat coull searce escape observation; and yet his attire wap that of an inferior class | ‘ ’ “ ‘The face was melanehe!) rather | ig en. sombre, and its perfect repose & i gf A genni well with the etrikt | ae = Je body. The lineamen's the . * powever, were bold an! © oble, « Dibtting that strong and manly outline which Is eo characteristic of (ue Boer Page class of Italian countena ar Out of thie striking array of features » ; givamed an eye tha: was full of bril- | > ; . Aged, “auis an wes J ‘ _Reoart "Kusnertord This man wes Je . 7 ° . proceete of 8 lemonade | shunned as the plague a ‘ LS = ; are seers the trade of oravo of bired assass! a i Rbbea Rita pat dae ~ sxury , Mer fan Grown, and in that capacity ad tie cred + PADOOST 6444-209 O8O0S1O9F " having worked certain dark deeds for = sek to wa ae for the Sick Babiew Puna, the Bate itself, and was : ibe, Miet, Banter Pond with possessing too © ih to make it safe for Lie Seat “De 1%, Preveete of © etan@ om the Don Camillo Monforte, Duke of Sant |» ne * & ry ‘ins asad os a Agata, passed @ moment late cone 08 Se ee @ Neapolitan, now pressing ; ad Pathe ng >= legal claims in Venice He : Mobi, a Besta Win We Oe Oe. ose a Seeiven br the ' . chan Waa hae 3 We bef aomall stand tn fromt of oar residence + tal te nine c is initue eady to alas’ . 19 5 Celia Femnk, LIan Bernataia, Don Camitlo hailed nis gondel 1 x atl hate pe ihe i pete ecay f upeve fo: for" : . 4 cont $119 entiected for the ee Arrived there, he fait abruptly , fea : eg otal as “Do you know Ja Rg oll gd %. a | Rares Tmt a 1 e * : * se . o wart. “ os 3 4 si ; Don Camtiio noted the start and satd:| 9 i: ant neh 1? accom y a3 M8, ore tng “As thou knowest the person of I “Ban Ma woo whet : ¢ med, our affair Is *. Ta w i he contin rs . exar | . ved thts commission with . B ‘ , enpect with an Awe lie 1 of 3 Gould not ¢ 1 y tur to his master 1 to etrogele tar | @ otive he was ; — Vegetable & have WITH HIS FAMILY FOR A WHOLE WEEK, . pootored health and happiness to scores, of FIFTEEN CEN S A DAY.” womens Thiele mol * moro advertising claim, St but a positive fact, . n “| The reason Mrs. pine \Has Always we Deen aGood anes od a= If the Experiment Is Suc-| cessful the President Liver and His Friends « vise women of Chicago University! Will Watch the Fam- yeep oon 2y| eae e sets Ren: } woman's ily’s Progress Every Day. family dinner supplied by the Ohio rela-| v May Prolong It for a Year. dross Is Lynn, Mass. ere il, write to help, es thousands CHICAGO, Aug. ¢.—President Harper, of the Chicago University, began ‘his morning the experiment of keeping his family om fifteen cents a day. The ¢x-) periment le watched with misgivings by Precident Harper's friends, as he mao} always been a good liver. ‘The first trial*is to be for this week. If that te gucceasful the President may proteng the experiment for a year, ‘The news first became knows when Mr. Marper remarked to friends that At & meeting of the University of Chi cago Lames iu Foster Hail cently, Mise Katherine Davis gave 4 number of bille of fare at 2 cents a day n®, which, she sald, had 1 by married stu. University of Chi- | for two pers reak ory: baked pe . Dinner-Potato soup, baked Dolled rice with cheese, bread. Supper—sealloped beef with hominy, bes tewed pruned « liver, be was determine’ to try for one week er Tae’) cents 6 - to eee If he could provite his re? N ta Gay, Ohe based her figures on an ex as man dis at an sapenee pense of 15 cents a said periment with a family consisting of a Milated wits ye are to thes sees i. Man and we Sh od ° ‘epidren bo Assemh\ . seats each Ciyntce' tng aititation ‘ef 7 cipates « ‘Os pera PROF, WILLIAM 2, HARPER. of iocdh Grgsnieations in the | LAWYER bes cure * anf a fer inquirera to The World's Vaca oar: Oe Uon Bureau in their World adver Usementa The Bureau has every @ 180 entire expense Lawyer como. ROBINSON, 99 Nassau at UIVLRCE Asai anew FURN $5 IN rte ont. TuR : times WN AND 81 we t st PRICES TH Le T LEWIN 9,45 WEST 14TH ST., E if 6A yes tink you're ws, 17 WEST 185TH ST P | aK ical ons, {yeu are, if cre take rep*r Cort Sar Aad 5 ths WORE Ife tier Ws {Sy rephe its 15 of elsewhtre; Ty ® « one! Eye Classes Free Patents PATENTS—Atvice tree Cults, Btgar Tate & Go, 1b iowetwar, T a las