The evening world. Newspaper, August 31, 1900, Page 7

, SUPPOSING should come up to you, saying + “Here Is a Million Is All Yours, on Co It Within a Year." | Ob, of cou Tean fulfil t us y 6 a Shanghai ch nen ha | pansy-bed out of exisiene } how would vou do it V Did you ever spend a m year? (If a Vanderbilt or Astor or Re @feller has read thus far he e qiested not to apply this question te ‘ himself) But if you re an ordinary indi FP vidual vo ably cas r that you haven't, but are willing Now, for your benefit, at ward you against ‘ r | of accepting t ‘ the next aw ) t | when are ning t ‘ from your off nform y that {1 the } the four w month r antin ’ ways ( oft the usiest in the u » wh us ’ ' t a | ‘ t , next Sun n ‘ nee es attending t that will—mak vt story fn th \ fagazine, which will t tte cirt waose A Baby Face oleraphs Ate so . new ie Tey Known doo Every Artis "Round tn Home of Byer Lover it Reauty the World. By features like these have! ‘ ne to do wit e fact that Bos- Oh By the Way, You were waiting up Broadway anda man ($1,000,000) Dollars. It ndi- tion that You Squander What Would You Do? ere THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING; AUGUST 31; ‘eSel FASCINATING STORY BY 12 NEW YORK GIRL TOILERSsS~= NOOe PIOVOOOVOOOSSIOOOOIOD OE. RET Ur ae oe oe ee ee ey | TODAY'S CHAPTER mitn Ast Ne a : | { oF THIS STO! Tha sir, This 6 mos ‘an ‘ , } THE {WAS WRITTEN BY rs ee oan ae wey i (WeLVE a | } { ali w ; A 1 Me } 1 Ti may te able, Tit Pere ex W vo WW wove \Wwis Svor \. Sov oer wl ft P'Tve Vive 1) nw a 5 ; W ov, j i F 1 LENA E, ROTH. SCHILD, i | hee North Gi ys ger Pastory. I {| ‘They were the Saale, th MAY HANNY, | il, 4) shirt Went Pactory q} {|f STRUCK DOWN t/ MISS THERCSE BRANCATI, a clever and popular employee of the Ehrlich Bros, Ladies Wrapper Factory. THERES! BRA NCATI, +, Latie Wrip Laz CUMISKY, JULIA WHITE, oo Jute aeiite LE NA MEYERS, anys Pacer MAY ASHIMORE, eo es wapany ss 0 Peeters. LA URA ‘CROSB Y, Gair Bos Factory AGNES FINCH, ‘The Hanae hoe Peeters, | HAPTER ton is just now in a terrible state ot x1 mind. Imagine Boston Found! aAAA + Mat Factory i's all over the return of Na ERE te she, Mr. Carlton? > man and an old woman , excite a NORA DOYLE, #tocking society people, who belong She isd ard the Fevvig © Co'e Children's Droee to that class who think the State teame ed the de Vectors House dome is a little larger and re rr brighter than the sun) to the Hub} What @ A t's go delow and get our lug after their elopement of five years Germa 4 der for the voyage me ago. Now they clamor for readmit- adys going urope y to the ety of Boston, and Harkins are probably going dear old bean emportum wonders | + Paris Fxposition work th It's d { pny « ere,” sugmested Boston's troubles d t bother 1 Young Robert Fitastmmons. the four T wolng to Parts At leas ry rd son of the tall from r « f " Bergen Beach, That man ie|that. 7 s been cha t SLRs wits worried nowadays over his chances : Aeavor excur . sked Haskins, in ir of following in his father’s footsteps | « lerective, He was and becoming the ereatest fighter in|a i ezied old man, who looked | 7 = the world. Maybe you think he has|™ mber thane sleuthhound. | ‘. no chance. Well, at any rate he w WAS bustnenstiite and} 3 t kn ring for a playmate of hie about game age, as you will discover pree of exceedingly Interesting OTOGRAPHS OF THE WORLD'S Speaking of prize-fighting, do alize that ee between ie epring of | f the ar betw and a kitten? Next World will present to you the most attractive pages on N'S FASHIONS it you ha ad aR ight € page from tt to 8 t» incongruity) 1 find a most amusing ftory ¢ Mw The National » Heve tt Convention | of Hoboes. Oh, by the way, true. oo , 8 of the coming Sun can do it. We hope you win jae. of the fact, suppowe you take razine Supplement you will the month For instane— ~ GIRL TO Ayer’s minute or two and look on F f le Rome. wa how to make trouble {n the /|'s no the ina CHAMPION 4-YEAR- OLD PUGILIST. you there Is as much differ ell-dressed man of fall een un. FOR FALL WEAR Tramps ave even r Presiden: al docket ant $900.00? day prid you will receive notice of how the By this time you have undoubtedly aned the idea that next Sunday's prid is replete in interesting fea- . It you desire further informa- our d that In the rest of the Special find! e good, Interesting reading mat- ter than there is in any magazine of PROM CHORUS “peaiiy, some- thing Wort Reading. A retin Fe Harriet Hubbard And on the last page something] traveling through Italy when he was will—but suppose you take an- | arrested. an- page, where you will find an| Consul said, “your brother will not be] | it of sufficient interest glad you looked for it. time,” as the y savored of m: He had earned his work in hand. To him the humane of the question 4i4 not count “The Endeayorers.” be went on, “have chartered the Saale She ts to go to Boston, where most of them are to yoard her and ¢ Burope This no and Haskin: BEFORE THE VICTOR COULD M ANOTHER MOT ORY RANG THROUGH THE PRACHPUL DOCKS eared down the ng Haskins 1 harshly Main and Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse down the June sun from ” aeure cra ferry-boats and other piled up and down the shining Pie tram Th ere seemed she doesn’t eail ! ' 1 of the Main fi were tons of « they go aboard? inflammat'e. EL SULLY IN “PARISH PRIEST." 2. = EMBERG NOT DAN! WN BRESCIS PLOT entrance ‘Sr Daniel Sully came to town last, house that he has “bunions on Srons a aie night and pened the sesson Drvia” pion ; ‘ jof ‘he Four Bireet Theatre in &@ thing \ . os. pA - ‘play named "The Parish Priest Mr. Pe fest’ whi b pr € Sully was stout and intensely wet by Ulan |) os a gre s* t reason of much perspiration | ae. ‘ Arrested New Yorker in not be sald that—All things o e Italy for Not Having __ »* would make an acceptable pastor cm . metropolitan flock, He te much (oo flip Passport. pant. ‘ * The scene of the play ts in Pennsy! ene + vanla, and on a peculla warm even- : @ 20 @ George F. Heimber, he ing, Mr. Sully, garbed as he Rev. John)" ‘ ae % who Kes 8 Wisien, bre 1pon an kce-cream |; > a crooery store at Park avenue and Cum- restiyaj and exclaims ’ a's we 7) derland street, Brooklyn, learned to-day How would you ithe to be the fee UNE OK Wh) ‘ at the arrest of bis brother, William man?’ Mis Flora Fa p an wa veh @ query, tn an, spazalttedly Tam. se Miss hild ts a sigte H. Heimberg, near Salerno, Italy, on many. th tke Fou yrenth Bre ae Rohue wh w leg @. : rt terest, je neither nor funny. ly Jesignates amin ¢ | h Saturday last, was for not having a ‘Mr. Bo! a k, . | 1s unusua wit Passport and not because he was sus- ' ale 2 br e get th ' cing impliented with Breset © > murder King Humbert, as © reported pected gay badt ant, Unyeas Tam is it is not good form for #p | Two VESSELS CRP, ‘ivk" gy Smokers,”” le day experience of @ sands of men who F priest to tell tng Mr. Hetmberg re-| ~ begram from his brother| American citizen and that he was only | F ara) he] OM & pleasure trip 7, petition was drawn Yesterday mor . ip and m | where It was (rans 4 for him = The Italian Consul informed him that bis y sald; “I have been | ue arrested for not having & passport —_ Bs be Ialan 6 vont quentonns tr | WE TAKE PRECAUTIONS Two dames “| AGAINST GLASGOW PLAGUE. him that is brother was about years old and bad gone (o Kurope on @ pleasure trip and must have bee 3 during the last thi thirty oLAsGow Scotland, Aug. f1.~Passes Awistant Surgeon A. Ro Thomas, of “If what you say t# true,” the Italiar precautions d-nound vesres detained many hours.” He advised George Hetmbers to eo| 0! yet rece 4 ine rae ne trom Waste | insted of ws i year cee Mn esacinse ond 68 noe ou HS ne it Giaadow w veaidls oh amaetinas alse tp tow and paceee font Gand co 1 { 7 Mook at 8 A. ML onone ) Nb tienen eee ee see o and], TRUST VICTIM A SUICIDE,| Satisfaction but it has been the every- 3 3 Old Virginia Cheroots ® they are just as good now—in a sve @ better than when they were first made. Three hundred million Old Virginia Cheroots smoked this Ask your own desler, Price, 3 for 5 cents. B.Altman & Co, | will continue to close store at twelve o'clock (noon) on Sat- ursays during the month of September. their A OCTOR'S | STORY Fund Physician Finds Poor Child Dying of Starvation. wknow eter The following story by tached to The ies nd al work as the Fr Vien agains: atekness and he top floor of a F otre: enement T came across a striking cam f misery and want leaving her al |dren ne with the three get along as best she dworking woman wheneve work, but all of her meagr | uat go for rent to preven ing dispossessed. The infant hal iy expression of an old man, and is suffer ing from marasmus (starvation) hil could phere te eons Game Me 8 HON A Thank Offering. eoled |n collecting the in Florence Stiberete'n PORT OF shW YORK, At I believe.” answered Cari- firemen were busy below@ some AnAIYSD. * Jton. “Ts anything more I can do t - ‘ if a jn ase | | Ph ie } rn eplied Van, handing him al; Y fed) | “| " iam OUTGOING STREAMERS SAlLen TO-DAY 7. Progress Rie TO SAIL To rere aa tavaae IN “Five-Cent cigar hundreds of thou- have smoked ifty years, becaus A pale orn woman, wit id her arme and with * the hildren, had J and not a penn the house ‘Her husband left her months ago C) A shied given to belo the babies poor Dabies may alse reer on yw As i a4 ie fs tots | SURPRISE SPECIAL SALE NO. 50. For the Opening of School we've made ready a vast lot of \BOYS’ SUITS 2% Wersted and Cassimere. BEST FABRICS FOR SCHOOL WEAR, BEST PATTERNS FOR SCHOOL WEAR, $ J 50 BEST MAKING FOR SCHOOL WEAR, IN FACT, THE BEST SCHCOL SUITS TO BE HAD, 9 They're Knee Pants Suits in all ages, } to 16 to be compared with usual $3.50 Suits, and will be on sale for one week ending next Friday. | ine tad eRe. 15. 960. $1.26 | $2.00 $2.50 $8.00 MS ~xy © Fe), Wit Long Pants, $3.50 $8.00 ep $6.08. 0051.0 one Pienianings, ihe New Advance Ses lm bn Ae Nor on Sa 53.00 $5.00 57.50 $10.00 *12.00 75. 95e. 91.45 51.95 $2.45 $.00 1.50 $2.00 $3.50 %4.00 | ere 25c. 45¢. 75. 95e. $1.25 The Double Guarantee makes sure of a square deal every time, Should any urchase fai\ to please the money ts instantly returned, All clothing ought | ere is kept in repair ‘of one year without cost. [ | a8 SU 132 to 146 West Ith St. Autumo Styles Men's Suits, Autume Styles Men's Hits, | Auomo Styles Men's Trousers, blue, pleated front lhe Skut style,’ CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY~LABOR DAY, OTH eS UNTi ISIE stone Bet. 6th and 7th Aves, LYER tor two days only, Saturday and Tuesday, BOYS SCHOOL WAISTS, tall indigo tra and back collars, made in a new way called r 1 ft For Sale. URNITURE$50 WORTHON |$1 DOWN AND $1 WEEKLY, |. PRICES THE LOWEST, lee x: 46 WEST 14th ST. 267 WEST 128TH ST, DIAMONDS, WATCH —Weenly payment, | Abie gyal) moderate pricen. | WATCH 2 DIAMOND CO, 19 Malton lane, LADIBE AND | ee GENTS CLOTHING * eh CREDIT, |: MANHEATTION AVE. BET STH AND 66TH OTS PNINGS 62 CREDIT. MENS, nO’ wots Cea uitd OS RAST. PAYMENTS. FALK’ 431 Eighth Av., oa"sr's"| OPEN SATURDAY AND MONDAY. RVENTNOS. Ey je Classes Free sie ete Toa * yous = tae mL DENTISTRY . INTERNATIONAL PAPER CO., uy RYDODY—Aay = | sabe, jooeiry. furnitere, —_— noet bawineee ARG oe Memial ‘1 Breet Street, New York SHIPPING NEWS, NSON th Ragaler Quarterly Preterred Dividend, fs Asoo Akwanac 908. FO-DAT ‘The Board of Directors hes this day LI the reguler quarverty tivitend of ONE AND fun iene. 6 ifan oe TT Meon se 99 HALF PBR OBNT (i) from ost © t FUE TD ne wouer | LMEUT anal aver ore Open renee Te eter ‘het ae Sa 4 Water, Low Water | Saner ¢ A AT, | Credit to All Withodt ame. “‘Truuatey enka of the Preferred Soda it ot , 2 Meo an Bae seats [at 3 FM on tbe ith tay of September, Cerernar , fl Bl ashe a EaMIVE snd reopen October | MO. Moan ct pug Kis nn 1% W WYDR, Secretar. AUCTION SALES. a. $$$ $n COOKE’S ROOMS, DARLING & CO., et ize Sts | Chas. J. Darling, Auctioneer, AN aves ox winana coe Pmore =| WILL SELL THIS DAY, | O'CLOCK, TO-DAY (FRIDAY), | At 2 West 47th St, Grand Orering ‘The Entire Comtenve of Private Res@ense, “ Publi, “huction es a tn Weal oat Rew Magnificent Household Ef-| puting Bets, Tele Crebery, be. j fects ALAO ALL THE CARPETS THER = Hang-|"" nocse. WHICH AR Wr teceus wore UND"TION. 4 (0 Umhet Cme Gere will te ne cate Bri Brae AUCTIONEER’ # OFTION AND SALRBROOM, 176-7842 BROADWAY, " 8TH AVE, AUCTION MART, om TH AVE t #eb ond Time ae, POOaY AT 1 COLAC, Rvireertinary sale of fine and motion HOUSEHOLD GOODS forery teen pertes onto, ee c ot le tear und iver Ware Ly of Choice Boake, nen, he 100 CARPETS AND RUGS, | PVERTTMING FOR Tae | B § CARDOZO, AUCTION! j q x tor BowARD L LaWwit, av ss ent ve 1 BY WOODKOW & L ° “J | Stare Ne 4 Peart ot. evar } THES DAY (PALDA Pianos,|* mer O08 GROCERIES, ae 38) War Roane ane Sey me (2 cage Peas, 12 oaeee eactity of Tee Cotes, 5 Smoking and Oh | JOSEPH SMITH ant ‘ n weer it i a) vite Ea tar costonts sd besees, Sais Od Oe