The evening world. Newspaper, November 30, 1900, Page 7

stteweereersseeeest i toe eee ett teeies eee t } , ! ; : ; t ; t e * : ; ; ; 3 > 3 $ : 3 7 AB many oad mt of jo not me he le haw have year euch 0 bet» work, BT, some ay, It vay, t by t one ot be oman ve all trace Give ower, 1 and Arner way, % is not © fol- never if the Vilte~ » “ ty, subwance, Yeot. “Now,” her companion Interrupted her ten catogories, @ne of them | passion. truer philosopher than Kanada.” owphy ‘ Spoke easily, but her uae seaward had | Smetaten tly do ay Mine and gave glance. heart as she end caught ner hands are not.” Mortimer jooked at the sea and at her waten tively in the direction af « | Vy Mi gang thit ¢ une to Ne bom ne W “Wall Would to God! For tad ty fe apparently too THE DAILY SHORT STORY:' eet: HEE HEE SEH LTD Se eee ee eet Ce a eee A PASSIONLESS BEING. |i," By F. H. Labonatat, (Coprright, 1900, Daily Story Pit, O) B woon as they had nettied them. selves comforiably in the shade of the rocke tho woman promptly | silence , “the aix caterories of | do Are quailty, Kenlus, Individuals” oncentrapion and a¢ on,” who begun, in the tone of ane who |" herself upon a perfectly mfe sub ruthlessly, ‘Aristotle lays dows | he maid quickly, “end | Aristotle ba The effort of phil she “I doubt that dba to elevate." | meolt a little nearer The philow 4 this,” he said a thing doew not " y with if Im a quick, uneasy | * iaghst-bullt He was a #) nm, with eager ave courage. The ooked nervy | IM8 him, but tone was cool and level, ‘Novert lose, thie world would be a ploamnt place If It was passion Wondertul he laughed] 5, shortly, and ned for a wpoar of the @oant beach gr ‘A vast charnel-| house; a cemetery with (he dead men Outside their tombs, Bat! Passion Is the thrill of life It runs through every- thing. Imagine a pertect!y passtontena |} doing!" ‘ p Why, 1 don't know," She arose jaatly and brushed the sand from her skirt. Bing, ¥, “1 am 4 pasalonle Lok nt ‘The young fellow sprang (0 his feet] long-forese« It w clined 4 are & passionions being? fi . yen.” No; bit ook at me. “Well? stand ‘Jove! How can women |ie¢ sor’ The mirl jaughed carelessly and alipped her from his that | am passion! rasp, ‘“Portunate she remarked are not~—you know that you i ho returned savage ‘ There Was a moment's & Then she glanced He Kald, Intercep mR DAOK Ap reining frat “Why | ‘all i Dn well that T should bluster. Hadst thou jews unworthy proved Bee. than ever He quoted the & nt whe " r oat wie really. ne known 1h 8 Mfr as nate of eras she to. What w n about? The near each oth: But 0. out and fell ner hee teeth 1" hee pardon Aren't etme have had nearly @ week to think of Jack's propowst.”* ind the mare I think of i ihe lone 1 CAN ANTS HEAR? ATURALIBTS have generally ace cepted the opinion that ante are not able to percetve any sounds it are audible to human ears, Prof, Weld, of the lowa State University, con- troverts this opinion Ifo describes in Bclence careful experiments made by him witht four #pectes of American ants, from which he deducos the conclusion that (hare species, at least, are able to perceive sounds, but whother they do ft by means of organa of hearing or Tt through the mense of touch being ox. cited by atmospherte vibrations ho is) hear, a8 come individuals showed 4 pore [cls caption of the direction of the sound, ™ ouch as thet of a shrill whistle, and», others, which were not disturbed when | sti oat a think of it,” io thin wey; ‘The wants to be greeted with ‘Guod' dy ‘How d've dof and be told (hat it is hoe unable to say with certainty, He in- | or cold and asked his opinion on va linet to the opinion that (hey do realiy topes he 0 to her ha a lip white ato | 4 4 ‘lea Of a Ww th going around had been making on letters['m ‘© (he matter, you 4 te and ad a ! WHY THE BARBER TAL, Ks HE young man sniffed and ava barbers talked too much. “No, that's what they do not, retorted the Jawyer warmly. just been shaved ti per: Any man may be if hy make the distinet charge that the ous. tomers do tho talking, Would keep slient tf (he let them have thelr own way. ‘They talk because they are eapeciel to do *, desives, 1 omere would treated that way he gom to Py A tad al the aides Oot tere, BS Be y orl " “THE MAN } The Evening World's Woman Carieaturist Does Not Take to the New Play at Daly's Theatre, fy MISS KATE CAREW, he Man of the ro ta me clour ence THE INEVITADLE NOTE: BOOK, Miss Alison Skipworth would never get | If whe Maal Ba Vincent an a tiresome 0 chaperon 19 ‘a bit more tires ) some iuientionally than Mr. Pryh's entire pley is unin COOODIOHOG CWP HOE ODO” Bverything New and More THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, A SLIGHT IMPROPRIPTY. whe ) SHE RIVALS THE AUTHOR, ot) Twelve of ite pages prinued in ester, Bory NOVEMBER 10, 1900. ~IMISS AGAN TO ABANDON Kindly | } OF FORTY.” Plans toSing in Grand Opera, | but Will Appear in Con- cert for the Present. especially written Misa Matilda Again, yoer-olt daughter of Dr. Da NSISHSSIS I= 12 SSIS = SI er ) theatrical festival of the Bt the Waldorf-Astoria on Deo. 7 | Ah rin the second act | up t the ‘I SOS: 52S) fammer Cp! wth ama sam othe Nera irre ‘ Convalescents vf Parliament (ohn Ma- one knows; the audl- mht seems quite THEATRES. OS hie proceeding, and vo doe Miva @pong, & rg ¢ annnnAnAnnnnnnnenncnencinen Anne tion, atimulate an Mine Gertrude Rennett, @ very pretty be gy air] wito was recently leading woman) body and brain, for “The Choir Invisible” company, an- hounces a dramatic recital at the Wal- dorf-Astoria mr be} afternoon of Thurse day, Dec, 6 Her programme mn - ide selections from Aneliey, 3 | linek, Avatin Dobson and Bugene ity one yeK Reports from the Provinces are to the effect that Mim Lulu Glaser has seored a distinet sugceay In her new Hweet Anno Page.” ‘Th . emented at the Mant fo renumie. ite function ep wid linparte vim tof the body DOCTORS PRBSCR: HORPITALS URE IT weet Monday night, 9d THE STANDARD OF eideravle inte Ae) what tn ITY AND) EXCELLENCR FORO won Mivx Gla Hil make on Ne i in the On lekey taxed by mena, ornmont as a thedle trate sure you get the menuine The md information haw been aiven| tor jim sure rol w ice that Mine Frankie] ” 4); druggists and groc Ko to} a bottle, Write us if you hing to learn how out on Broadway haa heen compelled to iv od for a reat of a week or wo. | coat you he It han been feare that | self M Hd the | tree DUFFY MALT WIIKEY CO me lenient, ‘CANDY for Rome time k ampelled each, nial Land fatigued she n march’ " “Carry Arme and. thie proved 4 It ls hoped that, separate weak ftom hor art whé mony entirely. ree Wapaper notoriety mnie Joyea, the fe rf Olle and BY Fernandes. ’ z vely Lew nk SOCIETY FOR THE STAGE,’ Aolebeel tebelobebetebteledetotebtel-tatetetetebelelsisivlels, tebebtelsbeledindelebobeleloiet! @] Aan, of No, 1074 Lexington avenue Nile Awan Nea D) the Masent society belle’ who plans 10} sung At reoantly, and be give Up lier @oolal career for the eta i for Burope wa |n Miss Agan will aing at the Christinas| great sy amateur at many rts f, Well haowe enter the Require 0 pure, Kentle mulant DUEFY'S PURE MALT WHISKEY ia Invaluable ax a tonte | when you are ran down etuse treat your al booklet and teatimoninls rent or direst, 11.00 we wick, it will iY » 106 over her atrength SPECIAL SALE, Koster * Dial's wit have na attrac | vn new gene pri tlon# next week two y wor who pa ‘ . - ve had more than are of ATH IMQKORY NUP PUTIN, Mar a i $0 At about the same tin will be seen tn nie city other playe Serternon Toe Angelia ‘ehiion te 4 SACUYST IT'S ONE OR THE OTHER. on tne road, wil nan en « COR WEST BWAY 2 7 ¥ at the tre Mr. Kdward Me + twine Te May ia atten tne Hoya won ? 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