The evening world. Newspaper, August 7, 1900, Page 4

She SEO World. Pettaes by Whe Prom Puniindiog (otoany, Hw @ PANE BOW, Rew Ton Gatared 64 the Peat-Ofee ot New Tort a0 Gomend-<Rase Mall Matter, S———_—— TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1900, BG DU seishi sctvonsissbe tase seee NO 14,281 THE AUTOMOBILE PERIL. 8 ¢ It is strongly indicate! that we must go § through the horrors of a sho king auto- § mobile tragedy betore all the peopie with j wealth enough to buy horseless carriages % acquire sense enough to learn how to r af es ical toy. It is a serious piece of machinery, o elaborate and intricate construton. Only the man who has studied itis! cto runit, & them. The automobile is more thin a mechan- } ¥ é Bigned Editorials on Leading Topics of the Day by Recognized Authorities. ——— a HOW TO RUN A CAMPAIGN. By FREDERICK S. GIBBS, THE EVENING WORLD'S | DAILY FORUM.) THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 7, | : [Naz >| MR. LONELY OF LOVEYDOVEYVILLE-ON-THE-SOUND; Ok, THE JOYS AND WOES OF A COMMUTER.—By T, E. POWERS. Ge eee ee ree Se eer cee © oT our Ther a famatont ok you ever saw, eee ee Coe ecco ee soa he Js { -, iluul) EPRI or, | § Republican Leader ond Former State Senator ze ett ee eee eee A great many persons know how to run « cam- paign-—on paper, ‘The practical management le another thing A gam oft chess \a child's play when compared to the intricacies of recone) out of frequent chaos. The duties of @ cam- palgn mennger are of a toultifarious character 5 He eoust have a Chwrough unde wanting of human 4 Ratwe for a findamental ground work. % ‘The foresight which made Napoleon great, that | « a quality of esiecting able atde and respanatle men, must form one of the manager's most prominent @rafta, Personally he cannet attend to the thou- > @and and one details incident to perfecting his , plans over the country, His lleutemants must do | Gils for him. Thus fa great mesure he to de pendem on them, and their success proves his Judgment. Discretion fs the better part of valor. Liorwine . it should be the predominant feature of campaign Management, 1 believe that ability of high onier ¥ fe required to engineer any party to muccens. Again, the whole tasue a! stake should be viewed by the manager in the light seen by the paople of | ‘ the country at large. It 1a tho consensus af public opinion which mekes the party strong. Men vote for sound government irrespective of 1 viitical af- filiations. What the party stand~ for has often more weight than the party !teaf, Different sections of the ovustry have different a end the manager ust realize al) this. ae Se FS eo oe P Complaints are often many. They have to be . at With cautiously and efficiently, ‘Taken as @ whole, the campaign manager ts not aly expected to be a paragon, but he has to ap- | Broach that enviable position as nearly as he can. Othere may take credit for 4 brilliant victory in | @ mational datile between two parties, but If theo @ny mismove Dl the last rats % i Re lanes al! a I) b, ee prestige OKs Which others ae 60 realy : to take. vr ee OE Ree FOR OUR SOLDIERS IN CHINA Mat) for United States soldiers in China howl be addressed with the fll name HY GRIMES, 6 yeare f age ising Newton's aw’ ¢ foree constantly moving fatence an the greater also mass “When bodies fall to the arth they ar there by 8 stream of force thet m thone of the e@rih. They move fax “ee fe to the earth for the same reason tha move faster the nearer they are ¢ os force pensirates to ov part of the » a? earth. Gravitation cannot be ke “a : - —= oe PAPER-HANGING Goes not hang, and yer Mt %@ to paste tt up fs rimple. Long Arras, a tow called “a France, was f These we and the men who were UD were called hangers —<—9 oe Wiand's Inns. ing opposing opinions |Z and bringing harmony | PTT TEE Heer Tiring of the scent of sulphur candies on the inside of bis Loveydoveyville home, Mr. Lonely adopts The neighbors come around to the Lonely cottage to borrow a few things. In Loveydoveyville this {s a guarantee of good Derole antlmoeguito tacttes on the outside If you have observed a corner In the mosquito-netting market, faith, Ability, combined with willingness to lend, assures any own-your-own-homer of an entree into the best commuter 6o- this is the reas Picase take notice of the triumph of engineering sktll Involved in the eyclone-cellar en- ctety. The resemblance of lending day to a movitty day \s purely superficial, It is not the same thing at all. {trance w the Ia castle from th a dl EOE EE EE EE OEE EER tH tte binh et ebb eee PEELE REE ERR RRR HER ER td Bb tatd DBR Re BRB d bee tbebt bbod ee ee . ; aocanananenanmneneneemneneneeeanananan teas sane ae aaa aE TRS aP OPP PY noe beeen ee: > Perea ehtO Prince SHENG. IHERE’S FOOD THAT LAUGHTER THRIVES ON enon Ceo eee ee ee © ° oe pretend BURLESQUE we QUOTATIONS we FROM ws SHAKESPEARE. ¢ ,, eonnd we 8 ” ? ? ‘ assented the) Mrs. Kawile—No, you b itielan's pretty “en wretch! You go to sleep! * eee eee eee een DECEIVED. She-Georse, It am sorry to tell you that father haw-falled, He-And the olf stnmer told me only last night te “Ju she very stylish?” “YT mhould think she waa Her baby is a year and a half old now ant regarieg her as an utter stranger” f 1 | eemeenenenerenent-e-trtemeee take you and be happy. * HEROIC, eee enon “4 Pastor—Hul, Michaol A SMA JEerT, : yee. ore drunk again! “The pilot looks tie @ Can't you drink waterf Brabantio (appearing at window) Othello—You're drunk, Othello—Now to escape before [fhumorist,”’ she aald. when you are thirety? What do you want? He off! Cassiomt own I've taken too am discovered, y, he replied; “he Michael—Oh, yea, buts lago—Look ur much wine, Sombd other people then will find{has the appearance of @ i | egg aaa! Pete coy ate re safe; I've got Othello Re off! No more be offl- her some-othered. man who is giving ws all ¢ HRCA my thirat sthem on, you sorry wags ver of mine! a atoer.”” i ineneacece conancncntosuieeeseacone nal a A COOLNESS. beau mas ROME neraaamon || THAT TRYING MOMENT. “Yes, but when they went home we sent our three Snughters back with them” ea eee eae eee eee eee toe eee mee ee WELL LAID ON. The Roxer's streak of yellow Was thoroughly applied; It's up and down the front and back 1 And meets on either site, es sHENG'S INTERPRETER PRINCE SHENG Mrs When Sena veridge was returning from AS IT SEEMED. “What did you fod to be the most entertaining ex- at the Parts Exposition?’ “My ousbends exhibit of American French seemed to entertain everybody the most.’ UR REVERIDOE, ator and Mrs, Hever. ypany of thie high which is herewith repro » Indianapolls News, shows Prin A Mrs Rever fe seated ata ‘ log t® Prince Shengs interpreter, a grad- ate y eae. «ito Mr MoDonaid, who acted 1 er for Senator Heveridge while he was in SOO 8 0s Rome Heme INFALLIDL © s1G%8, She—You haven't told me you loved me once to-day. He-And you haven't asked me if I loved you since lay before yreterday The honeymoon, shuddering, saw ft» fintsh, . exneineeee When you get yourself thorougaiy soaped and them find that the water is turned off, Bhe t a ST mame redvem: 2 Cart Hore—That white nag yonder won't recognise Saw i Sareeen. oe eet eetentntttntnenenttntnneeeentnenee mout arely are the mostsne. oy, more. She—How do you suppose Is Batanical Majesty TO HEAR HIMSELE, ' ut Cab Horse-Why not? succeeded tn tempting Mother Eve? He—Why are you so constantly talking to yourself? Cart Horse—Why, the day he first appeared in that, He—He probably told her that apples were good for} She—For the same reason you are always talking te THE CHARM OF THE 2 Preumatic-tired rig there I yelied “rubber! athe complexion. pothers mmm WIDDLE-AGED WOMAN = ~ k Renta THES® AR® MARKED PEASONAL. CRUNCHES toa ‘ing woman understands} In resting awhile in the Maine forests Quay Just tn-| “ roo + that. She ts always itends to say nothing but see woods.—Philadelphia lof love. bi Monge, " ¢ t the age of her py vs olf in form or — Po | Of the flowers that grew wild there by the water's has given rise to pyy a ond’ her Goer the edge 1 made her a crown, and this I put upon her ent _ o Se grows wrine |, tt if Dut @ waste of energy for the Hon, Wittiam 1 tangied golden hair. She was my queen there and . af bsg hy cas seein Strong to cough every time Tom Platt takes up the thenceforth forever; and so I told her, the posts aide her eat your ail Duthe /AUDePMatorial question, —Washington Post. mn = roses that I had not seen before bloomed om ate the rarest of eweethearts, | MF. Jones, of Toledo, stil! deserves to be remembered her face, and she ran away, light-footed and lithe of * yal friend, a8 @ man who got through a long series of horseless, mb, over the lawn into her father’s house. t nh who hae won the |°*rlage (rips without an accident.—Washington Star, But just as I was about toeget inte the cance she ‘ nters upon an idylite - tame out to me across the lawn, Her guature to me aoe be wulgarine! by | We do not see how a man with Hanna's rheumatiom 7 le — and recriminations. [could “jump” on a rough rider of Teddy's warlike na- TAs Gees in my friend. We had arranged | “Eve,” T said, passionately, “you do not know me ty faleehoods are !ture. Perhaps Teddy wouldn't hit « cripple—Nashville © spend the day on the river. But Fry did not|nor who I am, nor I you; but I know this, that I love lee Goma: ye hi come. At last I got a note by his servant. you. Yes, I love you, and shall love you forewen 2% sade lian pend — me booed —_ meeting of Your heart is my Eden. Do not shut the gates of thie nena ya imily trustees, and afterwi e to see his sit- my earthiy paradise. I must, must again, ; “ ant THE EVOLUTION OF THE HAT. ter on business of consequence relating to. trust. It/t will! Say that I may.” aia - eee *OPHOoOeGee FAS Annoying, but I trust I am too philosophic to feel! ghe jooked down and bdiushed. The anclent wied men. packed hag Be voy be helped. I counter-| “To.morrow.” , manded the pair “ out @ single cance, She | pretty when Seneca, tf on record as Paddling slowlf along between the lawns I looked | about ppp more. I Mes the ie form having worn the first hat into the depths of the water, with ail tts wealth ‘and ulate the idea that I would take her in my arme oy The other wearers in this wonder of piant-erowth. While thus engrossed I stea) from her lps a kiss, when I heard « showt— picture, in ord@r, are Rich. failed to notice how narrow the creek had become un-| “Hullo, old chap! fe that your” @ileu, Henry of Navarre. ‘iT found myself close to a lady lying on @ lawn—| 1 jooked up. John Knox, Bap Franklin, 4 % Clow that I was almost touching her. Half a! “what, Fry?” 1 erie. “Is it Peyt It te, by of Napoleon and Ben Hartt. dozen cushions were about her—her book lay open. 1 that’s wonderful!” son, Note the changes in bad never seen so glorious a picture. She was in Tm awfully sorry, my dear chap, that I couldn't headgear. something white and dainty, her hat was bung on a Join you on the river to-day. A’ unelvil, you branch, and the old gnarled tree under whose shade must have thought me But I didn’t know you knew she reclined was covered with apples. Her hair was my sister.” tangled and golden, and her eyes full of light baad | “Oh, yest’ 1 laughter. glance For 4 while I sat staring at her in bewilderment, |stos,6, set o# Bre The stn oars Ge Gae8 Then I stammered: “Where am It POPOL EEE OOF He OE OH HOE e ¢ ; Her anawer was perfectly calm, but her voice was. . nel 12 so soft that the words were a melody he SS “You are in my father’s garden,” she sald, man. She > | “And 1 — M “Tou are a trespasser.” sympathetic, with a ® ge of the world (hat prevents her ever being publicly sentimental—aopreciative and her actions rather than her words, « res oe re om See, cee Ye te ET ee ee