The evening world. Newspaper, September 28, 1900, Page 6

Podlishod by the Press Pudjishing Company, 69 to 63 PARK ROW, New York Bintered at the Post OMce at New York am Beeon@-Ciane Bell Mater | Nae WHEN THI; PAIL WILL FILL, When directors direct, All policemei protect, And when night-sticks and sand-bags are goners; When Trusts are grown kind, And Justice true blind, And when Wall street no more affords * comers,” & Then may this old earth- ¢ The first time since its birth— e List in vain for the poverty wailer, & And a very glad hand, With perhaps a brass band, Greet the genuine full-dinner-pailer, TIIOOVDOTOHODDOTOIOIOOAEOMENBEIIONE Eo = ot THE EVENING WORLD'S ben ice nce hae DAILY FORUM. —> ined Edlioriale on Leading Topics of the Day by Recognized Authorities, TICKET SPECULATORS MUST GO, By ' H, P, SIRE, HP theatrical season has be gun and with it the usual horde of speculators has | made an appearance. The managers of the New York ‘Theatre have determined to put a atop to the traffic In their tickets by refusing all those sold outeide accredited offices. For a long time the public has submitted to the extortions of theatreticket spemlators, lhene * amore, 1 OOO OOO OOO UO OOOO UOL ____ THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 24; 1900, E < WOMEN & WHO ~ TALK < TOO ~ MUCH] Heederdererteserertend- IF GHEY BVT KNEW GHE BLESSINGS OF BREST! eitelebiedet writes fo wh PON m noye & Woman unttl § o'clock. Them she constierately went home, UJ women, | do belleve [f women could, \ike Joshua and a Mr, and his Mrs. arrived and talked until 19.20. bh At ll & Ured little woman threw herself down 4 the | f ol, command the wun to stand atill, they | would do tt for the sake of more time to pubble. Wo “Don't anybody speak to me or look shall ahriek. 1 can't think, my head is For two mortal hours she | ere fast talking ourselves tnte an here 1 may | meet with abbiers In early grave G oats The ay ike a | | nearest couch aud paid | | and 1 @ the brook, There ts wo le ind Anally mustered courage to Ko to bed, What 1p. and when at nightfall they find titemspives realy imposition! Why won't people stay at home more {rop from mheer exhaustion they rumble over the When T hear, "Tam such a home boty 1 rarely ean of dutta, aay the says are tou whorl to accor viet” T alwaye think, well, that's fairsminded at an oar wm and declare that a wornan’s bot in iif any rate, We are not fair to each other, We badger s harder than that of an Kgyplan alive one another {nto soolabiiity, Why this eternal desire HIE firt with the brown eyes and the happy Women tak their way through shops. Ade b to say something as atop-eaps to lence? face inoked up slowly, A lot of the girls had been ride they trot, telling each other of the kitehen Pwo women at a matinee talk all through the| A lunohing toxether In the big storeroom at the top maid's capers, deverbing the last gown belng made intermisstons; they nab each othor In church atates| Of the Warehouse, and they had been tetting deve na ania FRU end, swapping nut and talk down to the street door: they form clubs ;Mt0rles real and Imaginary, And now it was her turn » fF y affairs sin affairs, gious where they may talk back at each other for a whole |t® tell @ story, \ffalre, heart th are toused back and for The Afternoon, ‘They read papers bevause they wish to| “Onee upon a time,” he commenced, “eo long age of conversation te never still ear the sound of thelr own volves thot all (he men were #o gallant and ail the women so And in all thin waste of nerve force thera seems | Tho man of the house ts talked “ot until hin halr lovely and so charming that girls nover hud to stand be utter ignorance upon the part of the sufferer turns gray. He nite down to read a paper or a hook|UP In street cars, and were always pard Just as muh They know they are tied almost unto death when nd he hears the click, elack of a feminine tongue|Money for doing the same work as men were, there leht comes, but why they are thet never really through every sontence, lived a young man, He waa so bravo and @o knightly atrikea them, that everybody admired and loved him—because Clerks suffer keenly from talkers, If some shoppers ' ' A fow women understand and apprectate the resi have a yard of cambrio to buy they tatk over it and| Couldn't help It-and I don't euppose he was called ap ful qualities of golden atlence, A few women ean sidetrack thet conversation until the man or woman | His formal title more than onoe tn a yoar oF two, ‘Mie entertain to aoothe and help each other | heard a waiting on them tn ready to k'vo thom quite potson, | “Ueland seemed to wuit him @o much better than friend tell a particular crony that ahe loved to tw What we need to learn ts the heaven-born reatfule| Plath Phtl!'—- With her becauso she warn thorough!y restful wom ness of quiet, I would rather bo a numbskull. a dun-|_ She stopped hurriedly, her cheeks red, and the other an ‘Thi meant, I have no doubt (tat in their inter orshead, than a tongue bore I know a wife who |s|#ttl@ exchanged amused glances, But they were kind course mental strain was avoided Whon they taike! they had fomething of heart felt Interest to talk about and considerate enough—and also wie enough—not to do so unt!) after he had turned her happy eyes trom thelr impassive faces up to the dingy old roof again, sharply eritioined becauwe ste has fo ittle to kay Her husband told me that she had saved him by her lovely repose from despair many a time when he came] woearltome making conversation soul-rubbing, There are en jome worn out with friction of business matters |and so she went on innocently: Urely too many attempts made to entertain in our We may ent good, nourishing food, dress jont.|, “Now, in the village where thie chivalrous knight world, to be sociable, We val! on each other too per ran fo Chrtet! al ne hours |2ad been born, and where ho went back on @ visit |alatently. Few calls are prolife of abpiien nlaht ved lite: sonnible. torlaia hut ieee in a while, there lived a young woman who loved And what's the vse of anything Ina social way t atnat lear talk 10nd we are done for. All thesel arly and whom he loved just as much, although > return & t we body, @0 resourceful, mentally had A friend (does she deserve the name?) called at 2 t ‘ or, elon: There te an y netther of them knew It for a jong, long tine effort made? eT k ot day, Tha week had been full offin the attornoon,’ Bhe talked a ateady atream unttl 6 ‘ional! Mane rd srs to somal Phe Arat time he went back the young woman found 1 have an oxpertence of a near nelehbor which | Wee An unueunl run of poctably inclined people She left, and hardly had her back been turned when eat i twa t ally, In] OUt PHAt she loved him, although she wouldn't adult mall Telate because It la An experience that can be had heen on for six days ‘The seventh was to be a the “tne” of the electric bell brought! another friend t nien and bratna tot) ‘hi# even to herself, for nearly seven years afterward [anprecinted by mont of um She, my netehbor, such day of rest who wanted and talked ¢ viv w Not UNU) che wae potting to be a sedate, middie-aged to talk, She stayed to toa 7 STHUEUDNRETONNTINEETEReNtS Sashnaeene woman of thirty, and the chtvalrous, lovely knight ~~ was nearly thirtyefive, Mut she couldn't help wishing Dect eeeetneete Onto tntaQetutntnt noubapatetntrtudndnt nt bitiPitababadBntntiO-OOHtOePaettubaseats i | Ppubnt eam EiBiBientntnebe Petr bite RP RGHR HS HM Enbtntn beret aetntabatrmmom 4 nnd owning up to herself that ehe wished he might OW LAUGHTER GOMES ON WINGS OF DAY Hein dri mid monet with her tm her childhood and had won her own epectal and partioular knight and pro- GO » BANISH 5° WORRY'S 3° SPECTRES 3 GRAY, 0009 A DAUGHTER OF THE TRNEMEN taye-and by and by the ugly ogre, without tn the least meaning it, served her A good turn . "He turned hor out of the village @md sent hee — ee eee Oe ce ee ee ee occ Ty t hur ta thevghoat oily, alow aNd lahat, aba hing GROMETRIC - “ ¢ Vy OOD STATU ne }with her own bread and butter to earn or go hungry, mee EOMETRI THE WHOLE STOR 8 | HFT wie towne narora ihe shisateven iatrrt foe , lower “indy ative | [her but after that the great elty, whtch had seemed men MP YOUR Advice, dear y*0 dreary and gloomy and lonesome to her at frat, madam) 1, a poor gtr {Uldn't peem half so bad with @ friend, and such @ reared in the tenement [friend as the chivalrous Mulght, tn it Alstriet, married a gentle. + 4 "Ro the ing woman wis happy in the friendship, man much above me, We enjoyed Iife towether with + the mont educated and refined poople-all his frienis } and she never thought of anythin 4," [roft voler a ittle tr aid, the And then, all aud. mulous now 1 r } donly, tho chivatrous knight sought her out one even Oh! thie way of living was a heaven to me After} ink and omked her to be his wife three years of wedded life death robbed me of iny4 i "'T have longed to any thie to you for months and Gear hueband, one of the truest and proudest of men? Now I am left alone The question | would ask your] advice upon ta; Is it better, and a duty to my huss months, darling,’ he sald, ‘but | have not dared, and for two reasons, Put now that I have been promoted jaunt am to have money enough to make @ home for mon buy tickets at the box-office under assumed names and peddle them at double iaeir price to late arrivals and unsuspecting visitors, They may be seen any night before the begin- ning of a play with a dozen tickets in one hand and @ dozen bills tn the other, They are aa obtrusive as the most sanguine cab-driver, They crowd to cab doore and offer their wares with positive assurances that there |s not another seat left in the house, band'a memory, to rematn tn the mootal position tn which he place! me, or go back to my people. who} want me and wh still reside in the tenement homet+ “It 1 go back, as they think Tam in duty bound to! do, {t means to seo (he same drudgery day after day, and with no variation and to be surrounded by com you, T have plucked up courage enoagh to ask—nay, to Implore-you to say yes." "And ao” but the brown-eyed mtri'a faoe wae so full of Wissful foy and glory now that the other girle could be wlent no longer. they were married and Ived happily ever i | | ! j mon prople-a coaree. Ignorant set, as 1 soe them | After,” they ered in chorus, rushing upon and cover now with different eyes than before 1 loft there ' ne her with caremees, “and we're all aver eo glad for While I would not on any account advise a daugh you both! ter to look down upon the parents who gave her Why -why!" exclaimed the girl with brown eyes or to desplee thetr surroundings, no matter umagediy, “what's the matter with you all? Oh," and she broke off to blush so divinely that if Philp, ite i how humble they may be, | would way earnestly to thie ' ‘ iy hea drifted Inte the chivalrous knight, had only teen present he would It ts not an nnumal sight to wee double prices by gee wy ial ys hages yeh ie ithe Hed we iicety Have {oAik\64 \\pcn. Ker, MBIOORhS’ Klan anes pald for seats when others might be bought at Cholent eloment which you have found more congental en ai 1 mew the drowne Aietey Aro you not rather PmAll MT em instead of walting three weeks longer, \ "t you live in the same mqumre? nura ioen Rivee ven't 12 Wi i box-office at regular rates, to your tastes, you could not be happy tn going back py ie Me ey | Yeh oa Little Chauncey want to be tattooed, a arrow atickin’ into me heart, witht NureeNo indeed, rmadam, ‘The ohite{?! myself away, haven't 17 Well," laughing ae j The ticket tramMe has a double effect. The pa-|te the olf life and ploking up the thread of existences M0". Yea. but y« Dorothy” over It and @ Aku and crombones 4nd death to Wille Gingerron, — fare don’t fall wo tar when 1 dnp them.{orly NAPry ereatures can, Aue x bee oo there where you left It off , eel) OOF y Oe Ene | } Tra hc fhp tall goon i oe If you have means by which you cam maintain] *st-meee-ne-eareestee-mtreectreneantcrieeantemarartrertantentnetatntettntneteh iutrttntottntetnenttntntto tnt tntetnetatntettntntntnttntntnttntretatntntntetAet® | thy so I should have told you all a [ ately blames yourself where your husband placed you there you 1a TOG PR IDEA ») G ©€ LIMIT. Ohla week ang way Management for collusion with the man who ha#|ehould remain. ‘Thin doew not necessitate breaking JIMMY id I A J t HER ij I LAY IN of TH L Ml H ww ae caught him. Incidentally he may make up hisfof communication with your family; they oan attil } s \ Beelzobub Fighter, ie 4 a : ne i ‘The Rey G, W. Flowers, of Mount Zion Mission, Ps again. ‘Thus the |C0™m* to eee you aa they have come during your ) thal Mec ne ae te i h HON tHe iaded lite, and tha infusnbe 6b your eueroundingh AB Nineteenth arent, (hicage, went through the) me Managemont loses « clientele through no fault Of! wi nave w tendency to elevate them and van do jtlons of wrestling In his pulpit to «how his congramas ita own, them much more good than harm U 1 Htlon how to “Aght Beelzebub,”” ‘The Rev. G. W, Plows Tho putiiic will no doubt welcome any action| If you were to go back to the #urroundines which { fers wo cies which will prevent it from being victimized, It ta ]®r@ ow by your own admieston, distartetul to you, } .< ay, aks caso of “you can't fool all the people all the re heh ee Vs i Ly! : Ladd AHAB hAd, ; A | ; FOR AN AUTUMN GIRL : ‘idisnwnai Weamacooms Aout YOU QM a cru! Maappotntment to yoursalt Wfelolnteletoiotetetotototoletatetetotstolotet 4 sibinvinnAGAR OE cw | You can h more Vin the sphere in whieh + i T Pon’ ‘ [God tne ACME au, ny tear A contented mind tet 7 x ABO! re sid “~' $lbe acquired it the heart rooding over anything . yi K igen is : _ whieh woigl jninly roonme tf you returned t He Time to Don Gloves to unvoneyt Beroundings, We oan never aftord | d Dear Mrs, Ayer ) take a AMBokward in (hth jife if ofrcumstances " mon to 4 ae and 4 A | dow LAUNA JEAN LUMNEY Ks : | DO not kit th a matter of n an 4 n penmibie men ohne vthinng yee a Seeeen Ll the went rHESE TWINS CAN SHOOT Hi that devotons of \ b the mornin Li j do not know ‘ i i, this Important BUppored ' - e Sliver Welding Meme 4 eis At) “fo you wish to marry one of my daughters! Very Will you kindly state sa (abel ka woll! The youngest will receive 20,00 orowns dowry 44 Also the pr mer or for a ilver we Che Nursemaid at the Parta Ahew—No fear of los oe wend 90,00, and the eldest 00 crowns, You 7 ding annivervar \ ‘ rati « Jimmy in the crowd. I've tled that alr balloon may make your choice.” 4 be? If date du his collar etud.--Pioks Mestip “Hm! welleah! Haven't you one sitll older?” or pimply a cen ry \ Pere ee ee es Paper napkins ap) AE | Are you for Imperta@@ea* LOVE'S LABOR LOST, Drevent, A MARY GHR. | dorthbler-Another reject Gee whian! To wish f “1 don't understand you." “That marriage ts off agaln i HB decoratt ! he mew how to wet even with that editor “1 mean-er-do you favor annesation “Did she try to make him give up smoking?" P ma An you chor Pepprey Bend more of your stuff for Aim to read.g "Oh, this In ao mudden! Yes=I'm yours.” “No; ho tried to make hor give up chewing gum. the simplest ; Mi pemap eee eae oe e4 ~ ¢ simplest form. 1 i d ese the tw i " ‘ rH ie GES “| S shed in th tH THE WAGES OF HYPOCRISY. ALWAYS THE SAME, 4 hapking are not ite ant v hea y Wd gh G 5 ee \ in 5 = QUERIES AND ANSWERS ‘? J 1 ; /\ Le ss daha naan eee + Haren of Vital statint Vt How could 1 find out what year | was born in? 1 4 7 ras born in New York ol HA DBR 4 Wednesday \ | Wat day of the wes "oat iebleiietlldelotistltiotettolotolottoteleetbtt Kingston, Yes New Sork Coy { ct ’ ¢ | ae dh 4 a, Y ® RPA soak \ 4 Lcinig; Wah platens, twelve ‘ Brock of sevres blue cloth for girl from twelve to "i MMAtreel in Cor ; } ire probably the most remarkable rifte eerie veRth Olt, q lontreal in Canndat Wha will k for (help age in Atmorioa. They arp the daugt Tho bolere ty cut with two straps on the right ale ‘ get there PD a ae t Letavelie. tha which fusten over on the left with gold duttons, end it i } It ts Correct oan ciliana ah ether At tha edak: aiMowit: ot Hae trunmed with bands of the samo matorial, The PY Te It wood or grammat NE a Cea \ Here ave wome of the feats fplaited plastron and the knot a: tha fastening ofthe will give you all ¢ f. Jone thay oan perform withieaens Bieotng @ith back to [bolero are of white silk, spotted with red polka dots. Gor WS what will cont HH ator D comber eer hy a Ha Babee ea eee bed hy girdle ie of velvet, of a darker whads of blue than } AMMA'T | et ee is tho BRO. Kasekini th Husband=1 ean remember when I gave you the frat Kiss on thin bench thirty {tit cloth j Through Any Hook Store (fa citar, ihting ordinary partor matches, Sh@-—8t 1 bad known y Hl The vkirt has n yoke at the hips, tetmmed with the How can 1 get 1h — ertaerk & a gal Mars He-This ie what Ig 80 can I~there was a button missing on your vest! thands of the material, and is Anlehed at the bottom tn ey) Y of the story 5 ' » 'ahooter rarere wurere Onin Oatntntetntntetntmintninererenanrnendntetee ‘tle sine Way, and diso With rows of #titohing, by etl Monareh of Millio on 7 Beye — eee , Gio to the Civil Coort | WM whom shovid bev to ma ¥ ny TEE COMMER R ORME RATA ATR ORD ORE ® | THE CHINESE MASHER, | fototetetetaleielnletetelelsbtedntatetototetstoinlolobefolet-loleinintal=lelteleboteleleloledeteet . oe to pay me $10 per month 1 have had whol ® GREEN TOMATO SOY 0 bo a sgolety man tn China costume ts all gp-| DAINTY AUTUMN DISH—CODDLED APPLES. ey h 4WO years and four months a oived 7.) 2 ooh i . portant, But it must be inherited. Rare furs, "i . J 5 ta a mln te is ay fr (, ie for Mr ta [| A REBN TOMATO BOY ta a plonsant accompaniment for nearly every sort of ah and ment. ‘To % embroiderien, Orlental atones, especially fine bits ee Fy grin espe ht L Mealy en . ea atl K aie clove In meh cay 1 . ie a Neabiae tie ; ‘ / y a re a " appl, ® a “) ud pt a silee on top of each apple; pour in enough eld water to near (OS ee Wry Ant ® mmke it, alice wit Pooling eleht quarta of green tomatoca and twelve ta ons Add to @®lot ! r ¥ are tt are handed down, Just as family | cover the apples, and add sugar enough to sweeten them slightiy, Cover the pan clown : ANT And out the history of Jonachan Hon them four cupfuls of sugar, two quarts of vinegar, two tublespoonfuls of salt, two ‘ablespoontuia @|PIAte I in England, to add lustre to a gr sotTe on « slow fire and let the apples cook till quite soft, but not mushy ‘of violins’ JONATHAN HOFP. n Years, Ni , 1 mF Ry in be thia 9th day of Novem. jovember, When @roperly done cares fully lift them from the kettle, put them in a glase dish and pour the julce over thom, When they ‘fare cold put the dish in the icebox and Jet ¢ wet tee cold before serving, Cover them with 1 occasions of great moment the Chinese masher arrays himself tn the costume of his ances- tors, tn embroidered robes, in the richest furs, as able and silver fox, and done the of Kround black pepper, two thblespoontuls of mustard and a tablespoontul each of cloves and all- wplce, Cook these together slowly until the tomatoes are tender, Turn into pint jars, \