The evening world. Newspaper, August 23, 1900, Page 6

THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING? AUGUST 23, 1900. A NEW HE TWENTIETH CENTURY MESSENGER BOY; [i OR, THE MISADY ENTURES OF SHORTY ? M'NABB— By FERDINA ND G. LONG. CREATION oo Recoet Chane Mall Matter THURSDA Y, AUGUST 23, 1900. — TE, 48 os s00e seesee cog O sneer Het ieletsteleletes HEARTS ARE TRUMPS. achat A New York actress wants $10 dimages jor a broken heart Some insurance companies will pay $5,000 to losers of both eves, both ar or both legs t Others pay as high as $10,000 for loss of life. o Gaerre-ne rere enone vimanas PA READS fi Chora SOME ¢ TIMELY ¢ CHAFF ¢TO ” RAISE © Ae LAUGH ;; 7 Ww j market, We aid wr machine.” We must have stenck something.” We ata tet Sey, ate't tt a damdy ree Se re errr So eee eee e ne 2 one ee - t Verily, hearts are trumps with a ven. So. y Took a few ntten sent ING TOO MUCH * INNO iT PLEASURES OF CHILDHOOD. geance, “ ‘ ! | Fe pee) “How mutoh 4 ay for 17" maw ast ! | THE EVENING WORLD'S} \0» +5 ; r i DAILY FORUM ) oes * we { LD JASPER t fob, but more Bigned Editoria!s on Leading Topios of the Oa ‘ and pret 1 : It wae his wish that the young man should marry by Recognized Authorities. ’ t weal t's Lega "7 * gales ‘ vd Af spent five years looking for bd * ” ; ‘ i L/P) ' 1 iar was " five he t vant tt the . nse ' ' Zin keep tn © Jaspers BENEFITS OF ™ CUBAN VISIT. . } with Miriam Lange JOHN DE win WARNER. = } Scere: HRS coe ae It ts always a good thing vo te } me country to become better ' ; acqualnted with the peop! Mere x } of another, eepeciaily so o¢ \ } when the relation ; * Who Is she? What's she all w on yi hat Liesl | wee mptons. Bh the welfare n that ¥ You'd r get out of . el the nex fen Arabella Bur ka m wher and a beauty ; ite by repre es r i averpool at the Browns’, sentalive tizens are the ' +4 +-~ ‘ ikea t t j best men to this en ee Ving . ‘ so ° ro.” he sald, When the visitors are numerous and from all)” | ‘ : } a Mira ; parts of their country, its people have an extrao! ae 1 f ] Me. Mortim “auaye bis dinary opportur ity to become acquainted with the y r { other; awnd where, as in this case, hundred Bo," paws aoe that's what happens t Take a gol look at her, See selected from among those who are to train the |!"* h Tell the trot? he ittie Hoss met |) makes me children of Cuba, come to us from every part of |), Ae fe that island, it is an ideal plan for better acquaint nybu seoing tow to make ance of ! ‘ onsider, As to our guesta, not merely have they learned | ,)°') i '* A ’ selena aii lw e. may somewhat of us and our country under clreum in oko ey eo talry All the tetrereree-ee one with no w angratified, Btances favorable to ourrelyes but what Iw fully as! ‘ ! | Important to them, thelr horizon iuww been brow : . SHOCKED BY A STATUE, | frrcebrrtrtcricttttttttterertietiiceit || A TEST PHOTOGRAPH If you a to morse that beautiful girl Il ened so that henceforth they must see the rela ‘ p . ' TO THz t| OF $1,000. 00O BRIDE. nt *, » wend tan of . 8 to n ‘ ‘ 5 Mr. Mor'imer slapped Har houlder tlons of Cuba to the world in a clearer light than | wouttn’t of let t : ‘ EVENING WORLD t To wel Nelile May Stewa-: Worthington, whose! » bes! ‘Fo-morrow I'm of on 4 vielt tothe ever before Paw looked kind of nea at Maw, and ene 69 SRNOPD, | photograph nown above, Willem Tceman l when I come back I'd to bring your As to ourselves, we have had a far better oppor Yen & rigged ica : =m ore ane ae eid ” el . ire a legal reparation the Jing present—eb, Harry tunity of learning of them than they of us. We Asem ull ale ever of Got te He the Pr Sere er eee Tan tees een nfeetetnlelteleteetetteteftet-tnet-i Ce ee ee tre cals Wank have seen such a representation of a single pro et Ww a) } 1 with to complain + to ie : n fe . sey he 4 ed thi you were Miss feasion, coming a thousand miles from a small ha i yin smoking oat t | Burr, 0 arting country impoverished by war, aa muet wilence dur me his ’ ! rs train + . © +o her lover, ing the lifetime of this generation any claim upon i] ! the + ween her and me, Our part that in what we most respect Cuba ts The Titew the Rook of the table ant t : ri Pi ak vest Sig ! Jess rich than we |the Frame of the: wew (la hee « i ak Mirlam! He ordered Buch a delegation from average Amertean lo. * . ° Hore and Me W vein, paw? ¥ rf i $ calities, including an equel population, would } ganibie have been moet creditable. It must astound tho tod f JA t who lately deprecated sympathy with what they 11 ¢ elie * 6 woe trying 4 Golf freaks Up a tome e e . . . . . . considered a barbarian nation fighting for {ts lhe! wey. t To the Riltor of The eWorld erty, and those others who more ANB ’ jee years fat ‘ ° M 3 Me: Mortitner found . Uy ightes oa that we should keep Cuba in le gs inti ie a ; 7 a deed e Tuer # long ald Paige yada We have taught civilization to her victor HUMMING BIhp t . used rie Y 4 ee : nape ‘ ; " as a pictu: I hope they may come agai t hat , ' " f word-—“golt Th ¢ ‘ Harry ba sensible thing 4 they may learn more hat they 1 | é A Ne shidela b ! eloom My dear, you teach to more of us more about themae , = Sine “ ? ea ' * + for a thousand pounds P4 + yasit lw i i M w 4 prett rhalred girt f 7) = . i Mmggeste New North Hiver iridue + t u Me M or Allow me TO HON OR | LING SENS : tine u INCOLN’S } , | inea barr, ws = oo . BY ‘ ° ahot be ee es eee eet eres . ke o tarry 9 ! * QUERIES AND ANSWERS.: : Hl | lag bh ada | mand . _ } ig k Ad Ret 8 young lady \ 1 requested me to Ce ean ene SS yo © Not oAdlal” bat kdty.” peieselniei j Nephew | +f r tan sprang formant and lifted her eves plead- What relation was Napoeon ft vanote ’ H me ot ingly to his face Telaim he was his son. My frie } ; Midate . sift Please forgive him, sir-please do! It was all my A ' be yt he fault. 1-1 love bin £50,000 # Year } ‘ Tt M | For one minute Uncle Jasper struggled against her . sale se Prediiens = 4 t A . . the same name, and fn | beauty and sweetness How much salary Preside 4 get i ! diy’ (to rhyme with “gladly ‘ Then he smiled down tn Mirtam’s upturned face, . t ’ —— | ). This is @ polnt worth remen P “Well, my dear, y Daring November and December { ' r INDUSTRY eople who like to speak correct MARS WILLZAM BATBMAN LEDS | and I'll be hanged if I Py SP Meeting of grey squires } . : : +) Mrs PARSONS, Hampden, Mass eleielelelelelefieiaini lan me Rie — } + [Ty ore aaa ————e———— wife he already had. She demanded $1,000 as the| So Harry Pontes j Quick Work rice of w divorce, and after two years of haggling| Miriam often won On what day of the week vu N , R i ’ alk tee ave 8 1 for al he agreed to ber terme, Leeds je a Chicago-Cleveland Uncle Jasper, #0 much does he love and depend upon = 1 , * lon in | her fe _ - -~ o uy, HARRIET ® HUBBARD ®AYER® TO-DAY » ANSWERS ® 7 HE ® LE rT ERS® OF @7 ROUBLED® HUSBANDS. anne t 4 tak sun wi ne through jeaaily dit Jomestic sea. TO.M( ‘: ‘ wai have ‘ iv aente fue re | ot ourse ae " sa) that you posttively are te «MO es, Ayer wer anne tebobienia . x But be yout r and before you cone letters concerning que { ae a der 1 used to look lclude to ree ye unhappy future just lg rwarl + eetheart, your {ask yourself » few home-directed questions. letters without ‘ ! - First, is the little girl well? If she Is not, then . : f reat her as you would « sick child, with hot receive attention, $ ng tlence, infinite tenierness x months ago t married a git Do you take her te for publication. Write o ; a a You ; : hs } ves wns was t ing the honeymoon ther make yourself as compan- oat attracthons ¢ sniment of emties and kisses and tender 1 #* vou did when you were paper on!, i és : encourage her in her attem: ny but m (n't the Mttle girl emite | vou wane tan v A feetion in every way she could } rive a knife Into Now, something must have happened between you | °o™P a he res with your wo to have transformed a happy brite Into « low. |successes .* ! ne \8| stetted. dejected and cynical eife. Ot course faults, my dear friend. What , thinks ©) tok hack and see If you eannot place the hour in| would you have to sa falr exchange in case wits, weetd " i MFA which ihe wedge of discord found ite entrance Into |you had marie! a perfect ereature? It's a mercy eon, nee? DESP anAtR ve xo Ht SBAND | sour home. women are not angels, let me assure you. If they ¢ The fret year of marrted the s hard time usd) When you took up the common business life of an| were there woul! be on end to matrimonial affaire . ‘ . ally for beth husband and wif tie 1 ithe to everyday man did you remember to be the affections! But most women are good, sweet and true, which Up from tne sy ' Krow wha: the little wife has t) ray in this mattor ate, good-natured lover with that little girl at home an angelic for this earthiy pilerimage, Tahing 0 ; . o wt we \aakere talian Gchee obte eho © er own hard . let me assure * over candiily with your wife end of thie wind 1 ‘ a ' nl . « nethe girl y *! and mer-iyou, trying to adapt Rereelf to t new conlitions make love t) he nu oliment ber, pet her, take her 1 ek her to 4 fe wo 4 te the same woman whom you fa » under-lof her surrousdings ‘out and be ay ée os you were during your Bam wrong tn thinkiog 1 siand to-day | Women, as I have remarked before, are not saints, courtship and honeymoon. Bfor me? A LAV N« SBAS ment f ‘ ’ ‘ t Atve » sot pleasures! ‘The joy and brightness ant mirchfet spirits you! but they are to the end. the very best of them, sen-| Then. if she continues t¢ he melancholy and mis- to We done tr ane as this viet hat be re? found Irrestetibie in her as your sweetheart are only | sitive children, ae easily hurt as they are ready to anthropie, write to me. GRE consistent, persivient pa Now you com; fate " oy matters? Do you make her in-|submerged. They are unger water, to be sure~jforgive and be friends again if a man but under-| But if you do your beat I'm fairly certain youll [makes in regard to your comf |dependent of you in that partioular? in girlish tears, probably--bvut I am sure if'stands how to smooth the ruffied waters of the!have no occasion to ask my further counsel, t