The evening world. Newspaper, September 6, 1900, Page 6

] WEDNESDAYS, of Unhappy Wis Troubled Husbands, 1 oe Tp or nee onepamhetaiennere tent tnme ee ee LHe -trehdinneesnee torrenttab tatatinae cere 1oeneeeiremrsnnnpemmramee ets geet eM APR ERECTA _ THE WORLD: THU RSDAY EVENING; SEPTEMBER 6, 1900, “Al FUTURE KING IN HIS. PLAYTIME. He Plays at Soldier and Engin pee C coming R nia Takes Orders Readily, ayrlove Hoy ad that effec ents, with diet, pe your hair ahampoced at least once a week, hat 1 have been at a loss what to do, bs edt Pes pint of hot rain water, one ounce of spirit of Would you advise me to have my hatr emt short? Manso and pr gon the cure for double vr ¥ “KRY this remedy for whitening the hands; La Dear Mra Ayer My eyes are not very barge, nor are they very dark; ly Lilttle Prince “6 baa ‘ Ce RD be bb ne bm ee bbe bbe eed rhe he bebe on ae Sy NFFE FaVilis Onwviar, 11:0 W PAW 10%. | 4 PAA DEdd Odd i rebee eee Haavnie oe an Soe ee fy + oy a Per ee eee ae ce on The ‘Tale Kew York. { ‘ Watered 04 the Post. citice at New York as Bemrnt ens Mall ar ‘ : f ————— \4@ H ag THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1900, ; i = ; H VOL sercovserseeseenen preseree NO, 94,261 | . ‘Sarermmer: , rs prOrenrr ren Tnnr nnn nn loleleeloleteinl + H # | YN ail the etty th ahi Arh then Rite A NEW POLITICAL SONG. g1] Gui i nace a neon by ‘ i ° 5 + |years Lo meeting the charming kinswormen whose Air— * Strike l p the Band, Her S01 ‘ | be y and conquests she had heard po my And, a Sailor!" 4 indeed, there was no sense of disappointment when ® | eh e face to face with her sta pr: at Line up the gang! Here comes Cornelius! ; Pities TibH MR MH cba, TuUAT ip earl “ He's got the millions; young \andie'll D}was wheellng around Canal street, ever the Madison yer! Vietreet brik “You are just a t s Tow ad heel yer ‘line, Poor ‘Tom! He came home Stand in a row! t Plcauise tite Northern cousin w it him ci ©) Tom salt your Mr. Horton was at Allorile Don't let him go! } ‘ ‘ tld Pleomething of a Horcules, too, L under Corneel's a cinch! And every inch #3 4] “You'll moet him nt.” HUA oven were ‘ , a varkling with tonder pleasure at the words of praise, T, C, P.-lious, i spark ! +} He is anxious to moet you , “Then I'm to have cart Mw tig queried Srelelotoimtetelolmteleleinieleietteloisteletetsteleivieteinieis beers eo. Ga. i Phe younger girl transferred thy of mtanon i 4 >) Mi J La ette and sweet peas in her lap to t of her bee , THE EVENING W ORLD'S S Plwitctiing counin ) ‘A fair fleld and no favor, Lenore!” A I Y F O R U M er But Leonore Vane could not st when tho ade ) : i miration of such « | fellow ag Hex Horton - was at stake, Flirtation her hobby, Coquewry ? was the breath of |ife Signed Editorials on Leading Topics of the Day ; hee 3 ee say in dln Te inna haat sin} h i ‘ 1), in pevaible he would have beon so, and re by Recognized Authorition, i gretted it all the after days of his jie, but for the * * \% Injudicious inquiries of the siren herself, NEXT MONDAY THE SCHOOLS RUUPeR OP eR oc teen ee) Per ee ed ee Ce ee ee ee eee | De tt bbae HOoronnrerrronrooe ! ave never learnod Just what te your * a oa ae hiidken of the Duke of ¥ rhe The t t 1 unborn ie a Jolly) in eeond this 9 irl and her Nigh and tow alike, While schooling them carefully line moonlit veranda, By jer iT n Vietoriny are of ad iy {itt f any tal bearing do not re er brother are seen reduced to the ranks and fur the positions that are to be theirs, she permite no) +1 have no profession, Mive Vane.’ . Spry military bent s whown by the aecompanyt welmht al b Vajesty presser uv e ihe severest wort of drill at the handa of foollsh notions of superiority or idle juxury to creep) Her blac ck brows arched Interrogatively, “Bust JOHN JASPER, jtures from flack and White, Tn the fret " r Htile shoul | the youthOi martinet, Prince Albert. A look of des into thelr dally lives, but rears them ae the children | ness, then?’ Superintendent for Manhatten Borough it the royal trio are drawn up WW ine ' the tile y er brother Prinee | terintned mastery, (hat would do credit to a Roberts of any celf-respeoting, honest Britteh family should | Ho looked away down the lighted hall behind. He | ting the world at large. The taller, to: \ber ‘ ol hl ntfaiher, the Prince of} or a Kitehener, ts stamped on the Ite general's trought up. The Duchess carries this {dem go far |oo,,) Rita in the dining-room, Bhe wa aplog RAN Sept, 10 the rehools in Mane joy in the centre a replica of count \ of lite greaterandfather, Queen Victoria's) brow, while his future King and bie royal little alster as to personally bathe and dress one or more of the || A inte 8 be ws eupe “the agus and ge f hattan and the Bronx will be- {much ax may be found at any Summer reeort te the yt, To the ele 1 Hiree-yeareold) eland In meek subservience to hin orders youngsters each day, As a result the children have | yop gown and hair. made a protty bit of rin the in thelr pessions for the noxt /Pert fon of the Duke and Duchess of York and Is Koln evidently det Not (he mere a lane Duchess of York, mother of the trio, le bringing] learned to know amt love her far more than le cus- lqnalight. A queer gleam of mischief came into ex year, ‘There are now enrolled In all human probability, Bngland’s future King | t : al hot ba Womilitary glory 4p her children in a way that calle forth praise from) iomary in royal households, Horton's eyes, It was still there when he replied to 260,000 school children, of ~~ salniilutdiai sip saameniogalbsianion enna acme ewes tthe latest question of the Kentucky beauty. whieh number 260,000 ‘will f r0ndeoreronerendndndedednOubedopnd-erdnbstnt-bndnbrOrerortn oeeuhonceubobe pnepvondednbebipopebobingunbibibebebebenesepebebubebebububitubepebebnpsbabehegupneeeebebed DETACHABLE SLEEVES. “Learn my living by the making of tin cups and bet) pie plates.’ it Cast ta’ss| WHERE THE EVENING WORLD LAUGHS WITH YOU a increase of 16,000 holds good “Mise Vano, I did not suppose tt was, You asked (his Fall, For the accommo: mann Ce mo a direct question, I have given you a (ruthtul dation of this large percentage seventeen now ; , answer, r m i ATTN “But you do not dream that £ will bell to buildings will be ready by October, These are REVOLT ; > AN ILL WIND. } HANDY REFERENCE, i el Ae : pelleve w etary model school-houses, with # total seating capacity i “Tt te Hterally true, Mins Vane.” q of over 21,000 pupils, In addition, much has been i Mise Vane's blue-black head bent slightly In a ati done to improve the sanitary condition of old | me Bails’ baacedd? BAR EE r fr F ob—"no one recelvesa tinker ; Tn Manhattan and the Bronx not more than j He rone--took up his hat i m . 5 | ‘ q 6,000 children will he forced to attend part-time “7 ghall not again intrude during your visit In the classes, This is a decrease of one-half from last } Ne eee i soir (hb PrN A me ' a, comin 1 ‘ay of she year’s record. paused In astonishment During the past ten years the population of the i “Going? Won't you have this, Leonoret’ Bhe Bronx has increased from 60,000 to 260,000. It is { hastily wet down her burden, “I'll walk to the car there that the greatest need for school accommo: | wea tite eck ed the car Horton halted her 1) i : $ re s i f y reached th orton halted her in dations has been felt, New bulldingy ought to be i the ohadew of the moat plgantis maple thal grows i erected and new nites bought at the race of five a on us North side / year to keop abreast of the necessity of ample “ | “My Ittle love, do you know how T make », living?” i wOHOO! facilities, This would coat about $2,500,000 { bi ‘Then whe added, impulaly "And 1 don't care!’ / per year, How much it would require to reach a | "You don't?” He jaughed happily, “Learn, then point where all the sehool children could be com i . I'm a tinker,” fortably seated jy a diMoult problem to solve When, a few months later, Mise Vane received an The Board has reaton to be pleased at the prow ’ invitation to be present at the marriage of her Cousin ‘ pect of having a comparatively sinall number of ke all ot Lge hie te tad Bsa ib i Pe A the olty's scholars dependent on part-time claswes r alk oof having interview with (he new President of the Federated this year, novelisty refer to L arse ak of ‘Tin Trust, capital $3,000,000, which had been forward+ With proper assistance from the Board of Is ey froge in the iborina swan) OOOH ed to her, In the ummary much that was eulogistia timate and Apportionment there would soon be no possetcets an ae ae DNase, " ISETTON, was wald of Rex siorton, the incoming offlelal, . Hupwles, yeu don't jook as muoh (rn a os lack of room WRG) who wished an education tif wiahitl watAcibe: Kouneesfarwhe:hed a MA att alt qridetngly given him a plate of eold | Pour weeks of absolute rest ‘i i hea repel + fener FT PTGRIGY TILA AE NRK Ab. Seu ms cavity } IDEAS IN AUTUMM DRESS. | | PALL ®AGSHION NOVAL.TIES. ould tell me of womething that will RET ERM Gall: CRAG! BARE 4 ! i it remov 7 nokr es,'! e don in house gowns, with patent remova ‘ ; & Sr hee Vey te on fom, natant! Maree Hidde x sleeves, will prove a boon to women who dloltt UTTONS promise to be very faahionable, und Pome, Will be used: on everyining Ihe Wall fromt a cubetouny. in ufold Ki { LWOuI REE CIF F(R Ling the cuffa of their wrapper sleeves polled while ens handsome new designe sro mace of steol, gold, Ll. jalan ‘ tote t atte te pepe tate whebnpebognbeds , rau in waged in Nouseioid duties, iy means of the clasp oryetal, jet, mother-o'-peant, ap woll as a comble . A novelty to be Introduced the coming seanon ty THO PRIRO| Honk COGRICRY leit te batiot ' tor ' Wall elect favtentom, familiar wea glove faxtentng, the lower por. | nation of ateel, gold, mother: rl and paste Jewels, Phoephorized #lk, so called because the surf LAS iia U ' t 1 will De nea ya yar 1 tons Von of these sleeves may Le eastly and quickly re-|namel buttons with and without Jewels, gold and Dhowphorescent effect, Intended to wurgest the gimp © bla 'e Vike Count Babitha | und r 1 Will De aDioved at pleasure. ‘These house gowns may be had/oxidized sliver and cameo button also In vorue, mer on the sea. rat's the matter (Ih the oxcttement the eleetria fan i ina deal, Willlesit burcgyant wide and all w In calloo of in foeceslined materials for colder weather,| Peratan and uther Orlental didery destens ave Another novelty tm panne moetalique, A mpectalg “Hhe sent ine be and a tint of thingag tl 1. We ROL the CANDY, AMY WAY." | 6:0 OrO-0-0r00 000 tr tnteOnO-trOrenenene — one tI sath the newest idee in ablrtewalst dedoration, embroids process gives a metallic sheen to the panne and jt iafete Wanita that amource to $2" * OO On8 64:2) B here OnOeOnarOnOr de® ea ee a AND HE PASSED ON, AUTO FRUIT CARS. ered banda being inserted diagonally at the front i Highly effective, Changeable striped and broche panno | Sereerereertterere- PPO Oetentemee ANTI PARI CAR, SONAL OPINION, Visitor (at dime museum) Are you (he In the county of Kent, Bogland, 1¢ haa long veen| Embroideries and epangied galloon will be among t fe alto shown. PATADON, Look at that woman) she has been sbout that new boarder Wing lk 4| for Cirmers to lowe immense quantittes of fruit|the foremost trimmings of the Fall and Winter, and { One new fad is a tiny mirror in an enamelled locket The pen ts mirhtior Chan the aword, Ivinw down all day reading a novel of nit » avers indy tint Ni Museum Ireak (ted e question) Tor jack of pallread transportation. ‘They now engage |Very handrome new deeigna are put fortn evory day i. that te worn on a long gold chain, At the aide of the And yet tt does seem funny Martie Corel ‘any Importance.” ql don't jook tke a dead rt wutomobile cars, which they load in the evening and! Lace and apangles will be used to a large extent and i Borket tea pretty design, generally with a Meure upond Mat vere who shun the pen Wel, maybe it ten't worth sitting PPA PA eeterterbotatatebadn setae biH HH HH eeoreeweooretiohe to Landon duriig (he niaht. ‘The arrangement is/form an important feature of evening gowns, Bpan- ‘e @ then when the mit opens (he mirror ty dieclowed Mu Ir Wy mor plo rea VERY SHOCKING. working well and rallroad officiate are busy devieing|gles will be used merely to outline yattorne on the ¥ - 0 i as | 2O-OnO2OnOn Onno PaO Puen sont i plane to head off what may develop into serious et A aie of covering it completely, ea was | 4 “FORE THEY ATI rivalry the style last yoar, a nscale nabteniasassictestbihenrconestcese Reelin abr eta pmarmanionnetsseni, SHIRT: WAIST IAN AND NE I. Waist GIR { been rnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn + Caen olga «| NOW THAT OYSTERS ARE HERE AGAIN. Go hand In hand to-day pees Kah ihe bisoln your AIt6F Yaar Keep. on FRICASSEED OYSTERS OYSTERS ALA POULETTE, Throwing thei vine UT two ounces of Jean ham {nto silees and WO dosen oysters, one cup of oyater jutee, ’ ' ‘The cout and the ve te, them Into a saucepan with two ounces of one cupful of cream or milk, yolks of three ff And wh the fleeey shaw vutter, a buneh of parsley, a sprig of thyme, eggs, two tablespoonfuls of butter, four . Our clothes got thinner and fower what a mllced onton, a litte lemon rind and a few cloves, | tableapoontule of flour, one scant teaspoontul of WIil be the end of it all Simmer gently for ten minutes, Then pour in half | salt, one saltspoonful of pepper, dash of cayenne, Oh! what will the shirt-walet ake next ‘ # pint of stock or gravy, thickened with @ spoonful | Boald the oysters in thelr liquor until plump, Put From the things that he ar of Sour, ard wimmer for twenty minutes, Add | inte a saucepan tivo tablespoonfuls of butter; when And what will the net-watat gir! throw off two donen oysters, and when they are quite hot | melted stir in carefully the four and cook, but not Ly From tho shoulters, now ha U draw the saucepan to the alde of the fire for a) brown, Stir in slowly the oyster julce; when per- % ‘The shirt-watet man and (he walt x minute or two to cool, then attr in gradually the | fect!y smooth add the cream or milk and season- Go rollicking down the way i olk of an ome, Deaton up with a tablespoonful of |tng, Take It off the fire, and when a little cooled j Have we started a at {+ potng toe | cream, Simmer again for a minute and serve the |etir in the beaten yolks Place again on tho Aro " With the old fa leat » t oysters on & bot déeh with the sauce strained and /and atir untl) thickened; then pour it over the Re ‘ “8. BE. Kiser, in Chioaao Times-}eraid { poured round them. oysters on a hot dish, 3 + — _ : pe teneddananndsinedindmnaemae eet t | SCALLOPED OYSTERS ae i HE HEARD IT RIG } LACK in a shailow baking dish a layer of | SMOTHERED OYSTERS ie realest RIGHT { oysters; over thie @ layer of cracker crumbs; UT one tablespoonful of butter in a covered 4 gitizen i t Ka 1 4 sprinkle with salt and pepper and bite of saucepan with half a saltspoonful of white y gh ald ad a long tt mille; alternate the layers until the dish te full, Peper, one toaypoontul of alt and a dash ren oe | | having crumbs on top, well dotted with bits of af Cayenne, When hot add one pint of oysters, shun Inet night NONE More ty t butter, Pour over the whole enough oyster juice | Cover closely and shake the pan to keep the oya- ¢ ee wate Mid > 1 alwaye they? epee $$ to moisten {t, Bake In a hot oven twenty minutes, | ters from sticking, Cook for three minutes, Serve iin wrone ae ; La le 7} ' b ‘s ithe water poy: Papen bird rane eee ety Spe Ee herknow, | and rerve in the same gish in which St f* baked, | ongtoasted ora " » Hi own ine tiow awfally leo! { y #090108: 0- tro ete Ont ontnt tutu bunt i b DebnGndrtndnuth = utu-t-bnOnOur Prtebnondubue gubeibnortnontuibeeOutetrotronty Ontubat O08 -t er Pot Arbon tbaatutnbetnte |t RD AYER TO-DAY » ANSWERS @ QUESTIONS © OF BEAU TY e - SEGKERS, panne aataie: | he growth of hair and turn gray hair to Whe) Unters the ft the halr are entirely dead, in which! Apply a very Itttle of tha olntment to each pimple. jwith your eyes, Moreover, laudanum would have just /have tried many things without doing any woot. It te Mrs, Ayer will answer questions- natura How can 1 get rid of @ double chin? ane tt wll t grow | Make ihe application at night and let the cream re-|the opposite effect to that you desire, wetting so thin that Tam really ashamed of it and am On MONDA YS, about the Bat Mra A M non untl morning, Wash away with water and —_ | afraid to comb it, T would he ever so thankful to you TUESDAYS. of Pr y DO not think Jaborandl tontc in to be relied upon To Make ited Bands White, @ pure hyetente soap. Catting ¢ nie Unnecessary. [tor advising me of something for my Wale that , OF Perplexed Lover ' eray hair jis natural color, although | + Mra Ayer a Dene Mew Ayer: do It good and yet be not Loo expensive, ROBA 4, * * ew tters from corre fents who de indly inform me in what hy 4 two years my hair has been coming | sani : , ql n ne in what way the hands may be A Poolteh Girt, For the last ye This te a wood shampoo: Yolk of one egg, one : THURSDAYS, of Beauty Seokors, FRIDAYS, of Inquiring Housekeepers, Letters without names and addresses will not receive attention. The names are not | for publication. Write on ane side of Doubly Chi bial ‘Will It prow Tam twenty years old, BR {rebels beat the mixture up thoroughly and use tt SHOULD not have the hair cut off until after 1) Warm, rubbing it well Into the skin of the head, Rinse proper massage, which Is wonder. | thoroughly in several waters ful saree ‘ates hate, Use this ton Jologne, § ounces; tincture of cane sham: patiofnc- | tharides, 2 ounces; spirits of camphor, 2 ounces. A\ 1 thinks you wilt find (hile sgl lagi ‘ ply to the roots of the hair every night, x er | made white | ollne, 100 grame extract of vantil Mix and apply whe Paramine (liquid 10 dropa; eceanary % gram; |pot t have been told by various friends that 1 could oll of Foren, 1 drop. |peautity my eyoe if 1 put nome law But 1 am rather afraid to do this without a safer per: won's wiviee How much should | wee and when should I use it, | Voor Seatp Create tion, + Mee Ave 1 se let me koow what | can use on my chil Asks for a Formats, \ Iren's hair, eapeclally my Httle girl Ave yours old, [Dear Mrs Aver and how long should I continue tte use? And do you|tory: Yolk of one egg, one pint of hot rain water, post iradineod trsdlltady Thety hair Is so dry you would think It never was) Hlovse publish the formute for Forsati cream, w. | think ft will brighten my eyes and take thum took |one satel on 1 war, robin poly Phe phd New Waterproof Leather. ‘ 0 ANOLINE, " up thorow and use ‘ ined. Tt Joka Mike hate that had bean burned,|PANOLINE, five grama; awoet almond ofl, fve| darker? DARK EYES. |p Rinse thoroughly in several! In Alaska a serviceable waterproof leather has beem Brame; sulphur, precimiated, fve grams; oxite of| | CANNOT wdvise you too solemnly not to trifle with the skin of the head, cak bed ealines eta, ee omplen plexion Dis Diet. now recommended ww Also (ell me something to bring hale on bald spots | caused by rogworm, 4,0, wind, two and one-half grams; violet extract, | ee your eyes. Tat them alone as God gave them to HERE if something wrong with the olreala- if aram. Place (he @alphur and aizc fret in If you tamper with them you will be certain to tion In the skin of the semlp, ‘The best ireat-} the mortar, then add the almoud olf, a Hittle at « injure the sight, and your friends are either ‘ your - ot moot foe (hie ie magmage of the meaty. The same|time, unill a emeoih paste ts formed; neat add ihelinjudicious ‘eaimeny will produce hair on the spots you refer to, lanoline and violet extract, ere Wagrennt easy suggest your