The evening world. Newspaper, August 14, 1900, Page 4

=" hich TUESDAY EVENL G, ite al M4, 1900, EOI LE Ae TR OT i PTE MR AF 1 3 ' ARE SHOPGIRES { UMBI H AT E as ee ore Fees coves sigalg aIVOLOU | | ALE OF THE AST. eer ot th Pino ew Yew nas it a | q vy | -——— (Corrie a TUESDAY. AUGUST M4, 1900, = . . \ ae - rg | ¥ ' F i arora | ' THE MAYOR'S ICE. 13 Gov. Roosevelt says Mayor Van Wyck ey. ‘ | { 7 must explain about the Ice Trust stock a ' \ a t and sweeten of & M The Mayor explained once and the ex. . \ re y pened one morning tn Pers'a that as the Truly Rene - nt but BI, te when “ planation is YerTirbed Grand Virler wos ta hocolate he picked up a sp ue orris ch convicted him, . H H rand saw a plewure wx. batwien Oorhatl ona Pitetmmens, ft o little Phyle His explanations do not explain. H ‘ him ar once, and ng his Highly malted but Somewhat Uneasy » st in tt, ale ' » it y greg wondte H C at we have somehow rytssed Go thor , mn the art ——— hiasation ' vat a acing Ls stool ' + ot sod thea VENING WORLD'S and H pon itn 0 voyilis THE E ENI. 1 ' ' ndred wites and a tiousand goa” oat of the open ' ‘ were Mirting DAILY FORUM. peg 2 - ' oe " H e remarked, rea ' % sympa Bigned Editoriale on Leading Topics of the Da) te Galan hays H _aN by Regognized Authorities. ail day lone } aad thinking that the s a a feeling aa © ' Angus ae ’ y e hea w n . " leep, LIGHTNING AND SKYSCRAPERS. ©. totale i K apain st the y Ae for beln iw y sught up neate By ’ <i ! movie, He MAX OSTERBERG, E, E,, A. M., girls fina ' ck him. MONG the powerful phenomena whieh tm H \ > aie press many of us with awe, many wit! H " fer w ' ” r fear and many with a keen reclation ' ! ' « ' ee ef the eublipity of nature, is the common but fre , \" Ra Kd ' ' ies naiden y shyness quent occurrence of the stroke of lightning Not .., ° } a i a we mi > ihe oe when the natural cloud conditions or* ha . ' \ =e eoarrly that the wire gave tend to produce it, not managesbie when once \ s \ igs aah wat hic teed Gischarged, but still to an extqpt controllable, ‘ oi Babel iH Re tik, Aa Uaioe tas thle wonderful epectadte which in the one bun: jam giad to e ' H vin ied Sad, te @ed-thowanét part of a second may destroy site ' ' te white and still ; nllitens’ worth of property, may weed out lives of /Pturel fo youll : } | he iano bed more rivialy meg withy a warning, bas long bean the tople) 4. : pranie't { Pay i clk a te cae fer estentite investigations, which have only been | "*' *! ' ' wver as his iol was ed by hi leaning right etste, on sooount menin veninet him nected euevtn oan b r . eee AV SLUE BLOt 10. ) CHAMPION. \ NOM fellow looks pretty happy.” ventured Andua 7 4 i oes Mala al'ing the attention of Phyllis the satisfied alr (eat @ ctroke of !ightning may develop as much G| whebh welt in the ettitude and borse-power, © power sufficient to move bY 16 added sweet thy teen iaei> sen eee stermunenealy a = i te « Weds 10 os adie dag — | attr ‘ ee eee Cant lamps. Fortunately, however, modern Tout auddenly. Macne stool over fc) methods end especially the sky-scraper, have ‘ th fe bars ae RE seen (aOe eee Ree ek Be he carpet with a movement full of haste and deters works, out their own salvation. The intimate |G wi “AOR course not, Put @ r y nose.” yea 2 it on the gloves and lead for my n “Phytiia” said the human lover softly, “Phylli eomtact of an immense tron framework of «a mod- | dear, 1 a9 thinking how very much I love you. It- orn befiding with the ground, ertending to con 4 jit doesn’t—dlaplease you~that 1 should de thinking 6 Fble Geytha, is one of the most perfect light. ®} jsuch things, my darling? airs preventives. The electricity stored up in ', Phyliis was silent and her lover drew both the Iittle » hands his own > ne — os fron agre ot | 5 = What pking of. my dearest? he asked, ‘dings combine w! @ electric charres . ? ! eas Ctored up in the clowls ‘This ts @ slow but con @tam wd continuous process, and prevents the es ee as the gil r ' am ve you, too," was the ev than heard, and the @uddenness of the flerce discharge called lightning R . by what was ha estan thee “one pee ‘Thus the great clectrical storms will gradually fe] » nothing. te ) an untimely end by dashing themselves down @irappear from our business centres as the helg ‘ ay t "em by) to destruction upon the keys of the pase, And ofter ‘and number of sky-scrapers Increase, but even |! he bar'l ;that—well, when next morning came an e other 5 wit As pean ae ae etty bachelor maidens would hay t under extraordinary cond!tions @ discharge shoul ? ae rapa § allowed the Bhan} ¢ to a aletance of th take place, the {ron frame will recetve the «ame 8 Ky dpe ae iit aasanier WE saa Reties + hetined GRE T SN AKES end carry {t off into the earth Thus an occa % times, however, hie Akhitng bleed besa sught hime = sional damage to a flagpole or chimney or tower 3} ring with the Turkish Kid, and he hauled the Truly Be len } fg the worst to be expected. Let us hope that | nto (he midiie of next weel by a blow these facts will sot at rest some of our anxious dH wives and mothers who worry over the men a) Whose daily duties make them spend most of the | bt i 3 time in the tall buildings of a modern city | 4 ‘ 7 | § » Coa | ¢! ps > | | 4 . HAPTINESS (esrnep. : rbobime » | nO ! exclaimed the City . RINGLETTED YoutH | This kent ' ¢ extremely haypy young 4 ’ ‘Translated for The (eel frm the trie by Dy Lowglan Hyde. am . H ne iia = > 5 INGLETTED youth of my love elcome . | the society reporter, , With thy locks bound joosely behing thee, 4 |" If, “" underetand At the end of seven minutes the Sfah sat up and jooked around, and presently : rs You passed by the road above, @ | wateh i pam ks any }a8 be found hie palacs still standing, a beautiful smile stole over his face and he ; But.you never d me. ts ha ' sald 2 ‘Where were | Porvereree <o. ooenenenre | tatatetneeteneneneeed Son of a Gun, thou has: taught me boxing, and the wives and the goats are ? bls i AE SCR PRise thine * T\4 “FIRST OUND WBARTS | surpr hear about) “'Thankee, © Your Mightiness!” repited the light-weight Larry—Ot saw a snake wid a poltce-| > alt “ ’ “Dut as thou hast dared to thump your king at the same time, and ae it was mon's heal, Dinny * -\7 ALD 10 i} y thing thatga thump whieh net four teeth and bit my tongue, Assim will see that your] Denny—Go wan! ' If 1 bad golden store ae By H + Hubbard A tf nm more would be tof hea’ t# struck off and your grave kept as green as the state of our water works) Larry—Yis, it wor a copper-head | 3 2 ig mahe a nice little boreea. ra vy arrie udbard Ayer. Fe ar ~. will permit!” srake. 4 e straight up to his doc : + 004064-45000000- bbb tba woeweeeooeoee meee ewww e eee oes eee e--- eee . err rey ° ‘The door of the hopee « eon y *| — ? ng to Ged tg athe " ‘ A Chand Love Affair ' —~- 4 : Mpoe sound et ho fo { "! ror] OPA f | T e Ni S OF THE D y, F T have waited so long for his Kies * berks y Li 1 T Ke - Ro ot That for days I b yt not a mirhute, 4, | me ** = 4 1 thought, O my love, you were 4 ie CHICAGOENNE {MILLIONS IN | AN AMERICAN MONTE CRISTO. CHAS. HOYT'S RICH BOY } i As the moon Is, gr *un on a f ‘ ‘eR A MARCHIONESS BROOM CORN., Se RE HE ned tE GUARDIAN. A JACK TAR.|¢ And I though hat y } * wren. Sy reeeerretccc ee > “Steere b eee ebee oo to04o0eerseoee 4 ‘The bright on top of the mountain; + . * : ¢ |< : Ang I thought after that you were more . “s a rat: Lake God's lamp sh! > find me, a of mm roe tha ° le Or the bright star of ko : \ i i \t And the star of knowledge & e €) Yo ote - i + |3 pink nun’s veti- ’ ae ad blé » tng. The skirt has a plain panel in front, You promised me high-heelet 2 - i . + \e ? groups of tucks at the sides, and in the back And eatin and silk, my stor Ort. ea cael . i t $ 4 bY 4% A graduated box plalt, narrow at the top, wide Ana to follow me—neve: lose : | tl 4 ble # at the bottom, forming the train, Phough the ocean were raund me roaring eta. | eile 4 The tucks at the sides are stitehed down over Lake & bush ine gap in a wall +\< ‘Te 4 Hi] i » the bips, then fly out, are again stitched down 1 am now left lonely without thee. ? : ft t rape Pi * 4 short distance, and again fly out, gving the AA this house I grow dead of, ts all | kesrresy - t 3 +\4 . D effect of a deep ounce. That I see around and about me Mesagecd : . . aes 3 ; Poe eee eo rk ee 8 eee O6-6-60-0-04-6-0-0008 | ser life 9 WL Rosgpoom > $ ¢ : } ce ees ’ 1 LT cnn enna aReRaReR aR Anan aReRaR nanan enaninanananan al SEARCHLIGHT FISH A Flekle Lines —“ : ee ; UE IES A D A SWE S. Many feep-sea fish carry searchiights 5 ‘ \ W. lL. Rosedoom, the} | | 60004-2440000-2000| * | tap, called the chiasmeton. emis a ® m corn king,” te a! & 4 | ae hk wa oe | Seeeeterneenncenseennyeneenent Might. Another glows with a + folder ‘ i< An made 4 igh J © emal) incandescent lamy, while srt an ed in the past| | MR AND MRS. THOMAS F. WALSH. ! playwright, whowe me Je! cana tnd at geet tne @ lantern on Its héad that emits brine bi eee « We rs ") . i oo. AAMUBL FRITZ NAVE. Z) ine year, with the exeeption of May 1, who has occu aaremnana tiie 101 will have for 2 THE HEN AND HER EGGS ; ago gyi, Mos! Unknown commod-| Among the high flyers in Paris this Summer are puartian from this time| ** ooeenen |e one of his stores for the !ast six years? The commen hen jaye about us “pe fg aan |! \ " ompared with) Mr. and Mra. Thomas F. Walsh, They give lavieh 6. Charles 0. Lyford, of} “This young man, only N. MENDALIS. ae tee dct pees ae mf Ge cage in ten | my ow ot, e ht © Gen.| wheat and corn and| entertaioments and spend money with a free hand. | Goncont, Mase. seventeen, son of & M.| Yeo and Yes. His the vesgee third oa fourt my 1s . a ad yma ai ae pg “ re Walsh is the owner of Camp Bird gold mine in the | wir Lyfor jas in the . millionaire grocer’ Can a Catholic become President of the United eID Giiatthes to 10 in the net year ee ge pier . io war may au Ouray Colorado The mine |e wor h $00.0. |New Hampshire Legiatn- . Mo, ates? Can @ citizen's son become President if he M oo ee i . hs gE = af . and Walsh's tneome ts $100.00) g moath. Their home ‘ture with Hoyt and] enlisted in the Ame born in foreign parts while his parents are there Lueky Choir Boys ‘ , * nh D. C., where they have lived for served on the Judictary|Navy as a common on a visit? os z ete Gon et caus 19 Ave me 1A ite he world, the for @ house formerly owned by Jenness Committee with him. The) “iandsman.”. The boy ts/ Good Cheer. A ,. ee ., pa oratagh grad ae-jon her: @ seuteh : gall, 00) wil ’ ne this Chicagoan hae| Miller. Walsh's wealth i# not due to luck, but to | men are firm friends full of What ts the sign of a house cricket singing every shillings ss “spur money’ f ; . ; we Marqult of} amassed hard work: he was born in Tipperary, Ireland, forty- | Hoyt ts nowat his home) °f want to go Where evening? BARNEY RIX, - ” Viee<x * remarkable. nine years ago, and came to America in 197. in Chariestown, N. H. toere te some nting-” | ua wearing his i chnoen turing eerviee “if be Great Britain—12-Inch Breech-loader, ae " ay 8 Men over © . Royai| ——-——- - oe -—-- -—— — ——————— [he told the enlisting of- ¥ 7 4 Sm — . . e ‘ y " the | . i Which nation has the in cannon? What ts the Farmers Get Together iio give neuen Jy : quad Saal WONDERFUL NO. 4 | AN UGLY SPIDER. a. oa cea, size of the larmest in the United States Navy? imast characteristic feature of Siberian farm life It is a perfect . wee ath. The Marquis, whol TUPRE ase four cardinal points, four winds, four HERE is « spider in the London Zoo, ob-|ean't some any too ewift bethethen farmers live not scatieret aj! over the! chance with any other young ma aust KO has no helt, is now ser: quartets of the moon, four seasons, four figures tained from somewhere in the Soudan, that i) for me.” Me Should —Third Finger, Left Hand—Diamond ‘Femote from neighbors, but in villages as in on your merit Incitentally | avea frank oumy | Me * the] 4 tm the quaéritie, four rules of arithmetic, four the flercest beast of his kind that ever spread | Then he «' ned the pa or Opal. ee they are suitivering. talk with this young lady and ask her very gently t) owner of large entatied suite of cards, four quarters to the hour. out his lees in a menagerie, The ordinary spittt | pers ond le’. .¢ the Nor-| Should the man put the engagement ring on the Haif-Pound Ins 1 ma explain her contradictory behavior jovlates in Bogiand and| We have four incisor and four canine teeth, and our|has only four legs on @ side. This creature has) folk Navy “ard, He ts lady's Anger? Which finger? Also what sort of ring? Pig pn ip Ireland In the overt of|forke have four prongs, The vielln, greatest of all | five, ~ ot Venesusla is the iarayet in- Good for Something. his death Lady Arthur|string tnetrumentp, bes but four strings | me weighs advut half ‘The internal bone of the cuttiefish i used in the Hutler would become the|Kind ie @ pretty good hand at poker, even if they are fouwre, e of wooth-powser, Alarchioness vf Urmonde. aad thoes whe have seen him find his counter now on the receiving- ae.