The evening world. Newspaper, August 21, 1900, Page 4

@vatanes by he Prem Fad) «ine Company. bso PANE ROW few You TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1900, aS - --— = a = VOL. AL scree cseeses cess cere seee NO, 14,248 7 7 ist init The Man with the Blow. A young man recently acquired a knack of putting people to sleep by hitting them, His name was McGovern In consequence of this accomplishment he has become ai actor. Other men in the same slumber-inducing profession have, as soon as they have sutli cient!y aired their brutal.ty gone on the stage Just why a successful pugilist should be- come an actor, rather than a preacher, a lawyer or even a plumber, is not quite clear to the uninitiated; nor is it easy to understand how the slugging trade prepares a man for the histrionic profession But the fact remains that while Shakes. peare is played to empty benches, the Man with the Blow usually draws crowded houses. Is it because he acts betier than do Booth’s successors ; or is our much-vaunted civilization still at the low ebb where its beneticiaries flock to the theatre simply to stare at aman who makes his living by being a bruiser ? WOOCOOOOOOECOOOOODOOOOONCNONOOCOOON THE EVENING WORLD'S DAILY FORUM. —— gg “ Oh, yeu, Shorty will deliver the bile Shorty te short om memory, too, But be docen't aced @ memory. hiv Ob, yes Shorty will take them te the table oiebleled WOMAN ARC leneren ene 0n0-0-0-tro-trt-t- tnt tnd 0 000-0000 Onn tenant Ontntntn tn tata HITECT. JOKES TO AMUSE AND win ninintolnielebelndeteieistet-i= A a et SOA) nec een cc Seite ae THE HOUSE t | = et adi i | Signed Editorials on Leaving Topics of the Day MISS LOLibA HALE by Recognized Authorities, A woman architect of distigetion te Miss Loutoa icewteninteanet - * Hale, of Columbia, My» Thoug® very she bast received s State as SUICIDE A MATTER OF TEMPERA-| 0" 2! Seren wo ine ivi MENT. —— + } 7 INTERESTING INFORMATION. } by Te ait | 1B pertectiy formed woman who can wear 4 CYRUS EDSON, M, D. No. 8 shoe should wear a No ¢ glove : . ‘ The frequency of eui | Tt te cum uty for roy . ear the see Tommy, you must not interrupt your when they are talkir cides in New York City} * “a bcbg wad of J bea bag Mr Monk=Come rtght il they stop." has led many to the con co earrne g ai pc cee oman suffrage, 90 you v6 They never stop e clusion that such action “ f her mothe haperon oes OT ae occurs oftenest amor a fame is mbitner of Faris, Mile Bertin, who VERY LIKE LY Italians and otuer po if ais r 4 Louis XVI, that invented - Chel: St BNE ie ee mates. Strange to say.) The for nt hte the latest thing im pertratt this is not the case re. iy 1 the wondert tie Suleiae ts prides athe wedd ard other watter of ¢ nat eat family ean red for future but it is among tt oe - Germans that {t finds . i tr Gond ite greatest number of waren are herp e rie “notors. } care fyb elelelsie bette eet eid ' tm every million Saxons 371 commit suicide THE TYRANT each year; compared with 49 Italians, 21 Irish VIP 0 iyrekt. weil at ben and 120 Americans. Flaliving thoee that Thus it is among the phiegmatic contingent [™ Quick to play a that self-destruction predominates | ‘ od The stringency of military discipline has been | Bet whether we quake beneath fear ba 1e 4 Or whether we gayty flout him advanced as a reason for Germany's high suicide, yf This the cunning ‘hing knows well percentage We cannot hive without htm! The law of continual increase in suicides ap-| piles as nations become more highly organized According to Morselll, the greatest number of suicides are found among brain workers, teachers. milftary men and trades people. Lowe's o raltor false by birth, Frokle fancies selae nim Trae is nt ag earth That the hat please him; Yot whether we trugt his vows a free A boon for mothers when shopptne downtown ee a ec ccd | ar we gayiy & i, AT THE shasnone. Governese—le it right for me to say, “I cannot learn’ a Gee. Other statisticians give the majority to tailors » vwe in glee First Dear Girlh-Come, dear, arent you going into} Little Bmma—t suppose you've come after the rent. .you anything?” FRENCH COAT AND SK'RT. fauna , seametr | " oe t him: the w Mamma for; leave tt for you. Pupil—Yes. . ‘ a It is interesting to note fe sais esafen 1 @eunders Beco! Gtrh-Of course not UC ve got my was? Landiord—How do you gnow? Governess—Why? Shite itittieie either ineebeeee j ston at nearly three times terles 6 sult Emme Mamma told me so, in case you came! Pupil—Beeause you can't! more men than women kill themselves. toteinintatnt: a ee ee ee ee ie In this city, during a period of eleven years. . a _ i ~ - 1 ( ~ 1. 1,193 males committed suicide as compared with THERE _ ARE TEN SIST ERS ; IN * THIS OR HESTRA * 828 females * * AND TNX - . Buicide is practically unknown among BAVRRES QOORTROOO MAMA O MOMMA OAL RELA OLD) COOAR EL OL LOLS NNN 0 Ninety per cent. of cases of self-destruction may } be traced to mental derangement 7. - oo YALE’S YUM-YUM MONG tt * year was Mise Belteni Yomaguent, of Tox . 4 R° d a ms T ovght to have bean t \ ' Uitte woman recaived he arede | turned tow “ tage ; <) a . so beautit w t shiny, fastened an ‘ frourly becoming to che fa ak biped cea; ‘fees et stood logking at it, her blue eyes frowning, her red Uttle fig made her joo jk . Ie a little pouty 4 Tom" for Pa n Mra. Clifford touched the satin bodice caressingly saat gions and looked up at Jennie NOW ACA ; ; “Don't you ithe «, dear? " ACE-HORSES : It I» perfectly lovely, mamma’ she replied. “Tam ror 4 ‘ r sure | shail | ok nicely im it, and quite sure Phil will from thetr high esta re : revatio: Bere © Paris " And Une discontented look came back Into the blue ia © whin : jeyes that PRY Courtenay swore by, and that had ate Fae #0 m played bavee with his heart until he had conquered tien eity In a public oa 7 en ba? | . a Mrs. Clifford looked inquiring!y ONE FOR EVERY C1 et ee ee ee In Paris» jourva Dushet f antes “It 1 didn't have to flowers, mamma, with it! Bh 3 non f nyskta CAAA i'm just dying for jewels diamond cross and ear- | we every si r " ‘ “ . 3 * estra wht 1, atid two other Edwardviite [!, and thetr organisation is known “| rings.” iy has ‘ie own part ar orga ‘ ‘ t T Pw ro y in aston a They sre the ten the Schwarts Sisters’ Orchestra, Their leader 18) wiry cugord gave an exclamation of astonishment. — * 4 ‘th on. q me *harie 4 a " ’ . M GEROUS TO HE atop ke r eof Mr. and Mt rie Schwarts, of Prof W. B Thomas, thetr brotherst.:-law, “Jennie! A diamond cross and earrings’ The idea! This gown l# componed of putty-colnred aay a as a P . | Why don't you wish for a queen's crown? How silly of Meh) weleb: bolero jacket is worn over a i * rane nin The Crab's Flower The Ship-Worm New York Bacheiors, to waste even a thought on such an absolute impoesi- | bolers chemise! te ru insertion ace. The a ” ‘ ines Adammta, is always found in, The po-called ship-worm. © bores holes in the The Nachelors in thts State outnumber the epineters | batty!’ Fevers are of wh te satin embruidered with olive greem ‘ : A company wht on rab Wood of ships, is eality a form of shellfish. by (ae, Jennie only emilq’ with @ little more defiance in her! and are firiehed with ball tassels BARD @ AYER ® TO-DAY ® ANSWERS ® THE ® LETTERS @ OF ® BEAUTY ® SEEKERS. an year Mre. Ayer , three times a day with « velv x of having @ray hair. I feel as though ! can't afford to by this stain, which is made darker of lighter Dy add- tious: Sulphate of pot im, 1 gram: tincture of bem 1U-MORRUW Mrs, Ayer will enaw or the ease let me know of some remety for the falling Do not forge: that biehior { mercury I @ dan- have it dyed by an expert, so please tell me whet to ing or withdrawing water. Pyrogailic acl {s made!toin, 1 gram; rose © crams, distilled water, i: J | out of my hatr HENRY 9 geroue pote perfectly proper to use as here directed, 49. T had almost forgotten to tel! you that I have from the Chinese nutgalls. ® grams. Bathe the nose several times a da) with letters of ferpinsed Lovers, RY this lotion for falling hair but show tof the reach of young children used péroxide of hydrogen, thinking It would hide the (hte mixture. . Y, the letters of Troubte, Cologne, § ounces ure of cantharides, 3 and ignorant persons eray Dar Dut on finding it @id@ not I stopped it and Dear Mrs. 2 HURSOIAY, letters of Troubled Hue ine ounces; spirits of cam ft, 2 ounces. Deer ire. Aver pow the ends age lig! nd the top ie dark. 1 am After | eat 9 bet meal my nose gets oo red and burne! 5 . bends, — or Kindly let me Know how to use cocoa butter to dee Shamed (0 go out oF have any one see me. « #9 much that It i most uncomfortable. It also gets Me, Aver: FRIDAY, letters concerning questions of } Peet Mre Aver . velop s much should be used at MAS. A. H. red when I am in & very warm room. Be o> kind ap! MY inclinations are to gain flesh rapidly; that te tm Viease give mes récine for taking out treckien, el ile chosle rr ta WILL give you & recipe for m home-made dye, but to give a remedy if possible. ANXIOUS, |{BO "PPer part of the Body. I have « rather stout etiquette. With while Tam much troubled in spring and summeg, 7% moun the ane OF Ne ee TT 1 wish candidly to aay that I think 4 unwide to at- [ED nove ip almost always caused by poor circula- |e Weald be overjoyed ti Lotiers without names and addresses will . foe at ce. | 7? OCOA BUTTER used usly wili make the} tempt to make a hair dye one’s self. Your best Lion, indigestion. probably the latier in your ease, | M® Mf ab dieanpe He lt hela g rca oved “RY this lotion, which ta intended for ali eerre-| (7 OOOA BUTT PN og ; be to get & first-class proprietary bair You should diet, avod ail stimulants, all spicy "CM ! have trier, but with little success, tans Nea receive attention. The names are not spendente who Rave writien me for « freckle \ Min ?elom Tint massage \t will not develop it appited. And freasy foods. and if you are troubled with aciaity ™ body only. C. OMITa ‘ ls 7 neck and b a may u ack ‘ ' > . oation. Write on one side of H wash sea wit! adeord and continue the use indefinitely Walrw Hale Stain—Pyrogaitie acid, 4 ownce: dis- of the stomach take one teaspoonful of Phosphate of | ¢F you diet and take proper exercise you will cortate- Freckie Lation—Bichlorits nerour are ‘tiled water (hot), 1% ounces. Dissolve and when so- soda in 4 glass of bot water an hour before breakfast ly lose flewh in the upper pact of your body. powder, 12 grains, rose water, 2 ounces; distilled witch Dear Mra Ayer [lution is cool gradually a€4 4 balf ounce of pure aleo- and just before going to bed. Dumbbell exercises at home or a need course ta haael, 2 ounces. Apply to the paris affected two oF | 1am thirty-seven years old, and just dread the idea’ hoi. Bryer shade of tows & t Gah mag te given! ‘THY thie lotion alse, which sometimes te very office 'gymaasium will do the work if you are perstetent, . ’ { ‘ aie = = oy q cated: ile a ee ee * “ —— THE TWENTIEIM CENTURY MESSENGER BOY; OR, THE MISADVENTURES OF SHORTY M'NABB.—By FERDINAND G, LONG. chit rere rrr rt eee tee o siinintet: fo wish for them, mamma and I think I ™ So dow Poll, and he Bas bh ad granduncie to give me just ® He's horridy stingy, old Ma, Hemerte But dear, | cannot see what that can have to ée with your insane desire, Walt until Mr Bemertes sees Mt to oresent you with some hantsome jewela; and meanwhile you wil look just as sweet as over In fresh towers sere | must nave the dlamends go to the ball sighed m, “I can easy enough have the occasion” * breath away. “Jennie! Hire the © bined jewels—hired fim ery! Surely jou are not in earnest when you propase such an unwWomaniy thing? Besides, Jennie, Philip would be indignant Jennies cheek fushed. T wil) tell him he says a wort, that te te ause his miserly old uncle refuses to «ive me any, an be anjlody at the ball without orna- * 6 © © © © 8 8 the beautify! women In the ballroom thas Jennie Clifford was undoubtedly the belle * spar even brighter than the shining » ‘bat swung from ber eare and lay on ber ad complished her desire sud hired the He was So wee Mr. sted “Humph” end thelr coupe to go home ket tn his hand. “T se,” be sald, opening nt cress of diamonda, e a star ff ho hair and @ © her ed of black velvet, “but you won't need them now, you have « set.” “How glorious vied Jenoie, thea the shame @f her poet ced hot tears from her eyes, “ai give t hers daugnter,” said Me, Nemerton, “she hasnt any.” ‘I can overlook your foollah pride, Jennte,” east Philip Inter tn Mrs Clifford s parior, “for 1 know you wilt neve eat the fault. [wii forgive you, but mg And M erton never aid —— - THACKERAY'S MOTHER, wontu! mother Cy We eee " « Thackeray's te sm * 9 © The lofty ten- won * earned from that mother ie ta by ner derk ma tt and breathes wor sepulchr t Cal er nature di not immortality the ma letters of our age —— Arabia's Sand Pillars. Sof Aribtn are specialty remark of wand which are raised by the whirl —_— —— Bente Barbed Wire Market gardeners procect thetr frott by a live wire ‘ald along the top of their walls or fences, 4