The evening world. Newspaper, March 2, 1901, Page 6

cSt THE Is HOUR AT HAND! inittbicitneiehiciiee ei ii AA ALBERY eODY'S » COROMATION WONT BE INIT \ pe hininieieebiteteiiin when there are martyrs ail i seraped with one bullet they will not have a healthy nerve left with them wenkneses got! deeds XZ int! * mints TALMAGE'S SATURDAY SERMON, Bee ate EOPLE think they nmust look fory stnnannnecasannananeanenal inn ro chough the wortd may never ap Lat the stakes and tortures on ra Bi ate 3 may not hase had thelr face or their foot At this time in this capital « Tamed by one bursting shell, and who are scores of nen wearing themrely could not roll up their sieeve and hon out In the public service. In ten years ow one mark suggestive of battle, vet on in thelr body. In commities rooms, 11 uray ta. disease onlong oma consultationa that involve the welfare! swamps, er from many miler of march of the nation. under tie weight of creat | © ine and avers endilanonl they. feel on responsibilities, their vitallty ts beng twinge of pain, each recurrence af whien % subtracted. In almost every villnge «o@iarper or more lasting, unttl after a the country you find rome brokenstown whites these will che captured stor! tt State or national officin}, After ex ' . srders whtel started twanty hausting himself in the public serve r yo vears before And thetr rough Amecican politics kicks him ou of Congress, or ¢ net legislative hall, and he goes inte co! “ ale are as certainiy (hey titiseen ty those pe they ad been} human ever, hat fetinis war as thong wourlty and comparative way up fo an underminat fortrese or thrust has been long enough away thrush with oa eavalrymants. lance to lose his profexstonal op) $ REV. T. DE WITT TALMAGE What Towant to make out fx that there No man that was ever put ty death by aword or Instrument of torture more of a martyr than tha: man who has been wrung tu death by the mands of oMsini p The May not be visible, for these are on the brain, and scare on the ners and scars on the heart, but nevertheless | are they scars. and God coun fare fears whieh » Pvdseses ovsseveessseeees was athies WITT TALMA! iG dee omen. anid represen: sears Yoneas and Tivur ay s them as I love and have thee. loved God, like al! highest Hides lignt tn shade SLIPS OF THE TONGUE. sed int @ And in the night His B To sleep and dream be Hert made. @ Love, that knows all things weil — Loves tho night best; $Y Joye whereof dayligat dare net 4 tell Are his, and tae divine rest And Life, whom day shows plain His prison »: Feels the cose walls hard chain Fade when the darkness brings and the Ss rananrnn nna: = Kick Against 1 In Ca *To the FAltor ot The Hivening Worlt TLkick against a half. oxen fat polier who pay no fare, nig tite the jal coummaitt tbueh and Seventh avenun cars aud the muglitesit ing eats which belong Laon eer all at ‘This happens ris suthosttle well as the surfaci MARKS THE LAWYER t K at Kerry Shinera, wyer yiher profession police should Kick Ain. inte Dis. ! The Fen ud f | ganized to petition the Legis and thelr reward wil! be abun. Veesitentiat: Satinete |e tor auch «tax. ‘The tax, they Tt ts easy for eome Wasnin: font Poth a Ay ald not only increase the natio Tespondents, writing home to tii & Fee ome hut woul diminish the n or village newspapers, to misre: DE er Ot nnidestrable whieh play: have ui d ‘lL amall birds and same JUST LIKE THE SEX. Are never counted ¢x counts them and I want to Gr. {TAX t scheme of oor ature ell Hida’t Mire. Cattle eat th: the #tars, : iain warnt that wma hanging, In —Arthur Symons. (t a eats : i er with aeare ‘ je Warren and Greenwich streets be annoyed A Kick About a Transfer, PO ReOM Feb. 27, 1 and many |hootblacks was t : To the Bator nf The Ryening Worl ‘i Joby albany erated puis exbluivieniet Ing people tke | WALe returning nome from a tall mee by ap cermen, pollc: a mark tee ty pearly. the other morning, T got in iw 3 Thirty: th street croastown car matter of revel In the good Fr Evening World. G bo Bhataatinattinatinatn SHE KICK CLUB!; \ ¥ YOUR \KicKi. da ‘ one onsin. |) IOIN: ighth avenue, which her. To the Ziltor of The Evening World; 1 kick against the nastiest woman- "mF, annoyer that ever walked Broacway. 1 got off and waited about cat asked the conductor for a transfer he gave me When the car reached Eighth avenue fitteen minutes for the next aw to come] or along, When I got in the car and!againet bills that must be paid, against yor 4 | Entered at the Post-OMce a wr ~ Published by the Prean Publishing Company, 63 to 63 PARK ROW, New Yoru | York as Second-Class Mall Matte: It w: not an une. ishing 4b serenenerenenenono-eeenes 0 npled event i }many flon jez, Where stu | LATE AND f \ways LONG Houns i a oF stupy, j 2 ereretnererenerenene-o-8) ous youth—the excess that means This youth—his naine was Ir. a week, though he was not poor. friendless munity where such isolation is not pursue it. 1 Let us suppose that this misgu the Harvard class of “SO, which its members hie life, each WACON AS AN 2 BNAaN btenenenene-eeenenenene: Mr. Robert Bacon, wh papers last week as Mr. Morgan's preliminary to the formation of the With Mr. Bacon whose the other Roosevelt this art with that of the unfortunately ove Mr. Bacon during his college saw lif ures pall and he grows blase. in allt He excelled in athleties—he rivalries of class socictios 8 -eneneneno-o-0re-e-0-- 0: DIDNT rox's goys. | diversions de erererenenenene: dy it all he mar Ile was, indeed, on graduatic Dr. Eliot's great training-school of men and cities. books, but his knowledge of the m We trust that: Mr. name, whieh is justitied and exeus Bacon w aptness of |i partien] van do with multiply the ly Young Sterner had many o for he lacked the wealth that is were for him golden opportunitic Mr. Bacon when he left col P into J, best he would have graduated wit in Germany. a, he as the leaves of Vallombrosa, cial in fb eceerereermons—enenes t EVES zB sIrADOW ELUDED 2 rereenerenerenenenonene: & of thirty hol positions in salary of th SVERNER, Browning, gr scholarship as the giddiest s and adequate life that makes py Drvasdusts. vonductor my n pVanded ue at trange’ nt looked tr oand to was ‘oan it owas punehet twenty min- ites ago and shou! have been used feo the car ahead, and when L tried to Jexplain che matter to him, he passed jan insuting temark and toll me to yo my fare or get off the car, 1 paid * fare, and would Ike te know the conduct in punching don’t make an allowance of tex for any delay that may and if not, why not? M. J. KI An OM New Yor Kiek Againat a Kicking Unbby. To the Haltor of The ENening World 1 have a vigorous kick to ralae against A husband who (sa chronic kicker, He kicks against cooking he ni jer tastes sees, against {fancied enemies, Fwy happen, er. with slight consideration for the stomach and the emotions. the mind, and the health well lost! reer that shines out in illustrious contrast with that of the unhappy hermit. One was our man-slaving and lion-« reer is of especial and timely interest by contrast in all the kaleidoscopic phases it presents to the ardent view of the Harvard youth before the evil day comes when simple pleas- of Boston, the delights of Back Bay hospitality, the with the gloves; he did all that the other fel lows were doing and more in these and other and mathematical learning to graduate with moderate distinction. youth, physically a model of manly prowess and mentally a credit to men even poorer than himself in the classes of ‘SO, Morgan's great banking-house. the world, and he is now an indispensable lientena aman ef forty with his health not wholly gone to seed ¢ followed in natural course and eventually a Ph. As it is, leaving the substance for others more discerning in worldly w: THE COLLEGE BOY WHO STUDIED | AND THE ONE WHO OVERSTUDIED. A Harvard student broke down the other day through overwork. na college metropolis larger than, dents are prodigal of their youth- but the occurrence had many features to make it of general human interest. It was a breakdown due to the kind of dis- sipation that used to be lauded as one of the first attributes of studi-} ful vigor and abuse their health in manifold | late and Inborious hours of studs, | ‘a Ishon Sterner—lived on a dollar He isolated himself, lonely and . over his hooks, and made a hermit of himself in n com- impossible to those who studiously He was an anchorite, an aseetie—a twentieth-century survival of the type of men who tilled me jaeval monasteries, nided youth had been a member of is selected because it had nong two men now well known in pub of them in the full flush of ting Viee-Pre ose name \ in the frequently representative iu the negotiations P Steel Trust. icle is not concerned. Tt is Mr. udious youth. course mixed with other men and hese he took a large part. pulled a famous oar, was clever arto the normal youth, and with raged to acquire enough c m, A superior type of the college -a man well rounded and polished, | like Horave’s hero, and, like the crafty Ulysses, wi se ina knowledge The best part of his equipment was not his aequaintanee with otives and methods of men. ill pardon this publie use of his ed heeause of the wholly superior is eras an illus stration anda shining example of what a hey lent, and | All for! HARRIET HUBBARD AYER. ae ‘Dees She Love or His Hanks | alters Au Loreena his talents in college if he will! mand not hide them within the bare walls of his room. f Bacon's opportunities—not all, essential everywhere, s that But there not clude the grasp o Vand lege had the good fortune to get There the traits he had What is the prize that Sterner would have won if le were now At his | An A.M. D., h honors, mild have enae rained | He would then be a competent professor, but Ph. Ds. are thick | by the testimony of a college offi World, many of the young men Iding them are willing to accept | universities at $600 a year—the o least expert of bookkeepers he has missed even the shado dom. at scholar that he was, almost as great even in} try, is pictured in Bish ty men in London, leading even to the end the full | Brooks's letters as one of ossible successes unattainable by | my being blue, from whieh condition, if {1 attempt to arise, 1 am immediat thrown back by a kick, Mis kicks fall on dead wood, and my great Kick ts that I can't fly away and let him kick into acancy, for, alas! { have children, who must also feel the kicks. Th ) FREAK. Kick Agalast an Porker, To the Faliter of Tht Fvening World 1 want to protest against a new and unpleasing variety of “Horatius Porcur” who walks slowly up the * stairs when the train Is coming and when the busier men behind him on the stairway could only eatch it by running, He blocks the atairway, loafa at the ticket- window and misses the train for every front of you and there aro only seats left and the crowd ts pouring In at| deestrian tours arranged the other door, he walks so slowly that retin disputed rights of way, and Bains hs Goud, stF; fostered in college stood him in best stead in his intercourse with | | KICK RICR! THE ROAD TO EVERY REFORM IS PAVED WITH KICKS. SO RICK! ee N ae KICK CUB! body else, Or if he boards the train In| Cousins, a few| The Enaieh are very Jealous of thelr! vitriol at him, didn't give nin. « heavier aEe, every meat is taken bets in pans 1 vend past him. Or eso thay VN ‘ Known for this, for y erate Horathus arte » but stal a) SOADD EA © ave no bu | detent to take up a + time if they do To tte Falitor of t intend ton relat 3 | an hot Kiek Sant i MC, DAVIS, ‘cay iw LL erReSsTISE BTR Eaalaca Rotts Wieck Against tug satooniata. toe truckmen who back up their Torun oa smn.i gambling 1 1\T e Kveniog World Kick at you fellows who promote re- hy shout nod prize-fizhter be | form w The 0 eras it hurts | Cneeurage inie in tae publiq te us, Tt makes th mit up the | es 1 kick becausn turiff for protecting: vice. We pay more | it!) Isaue {ake go the police piper every time the re | dhallenges and udk fake fights solely 66 APT. JINKS OF THE HORSE MARINES. By KATE CAREW. ait: eee ee fat tetetetatt £ f x x x z £ x zr x x ait Ms Jeleieteetetetebteteiet OF ss t THE SPURNING OF CAPTAIN JINKS'S CIGAR. t Vhera’s nothing wildly exciting in the offer of a cig: but Mr. Fiteh squeezes some dramatic capital + out of it for the p nes of “C. of the He how Mr. IL Reeves Smith + does the offerin Im afraid Yve lib t . OR HOME DRESSMAKERS. The Evening Fashion World's Mint, Daily ume w ! Ht view of himeelt willing to take @ should be able to HARRIET HUBBARD AER” Himinate berseen a git! who loves " Sat w he n tniking at the club, say that) Sie fs re nl houwght thie young lady dtd net) Cares forsliny nd that it was on = it one of the ‘ the world.” F that tf a marvel Sie eo he s tfcentefimy m rerenh coxa tononezenes 3: Chop four hard 4b venerenen 2, fal of vat | ly ed vied ewes quite fing; Eggs q {| [ Seatloped - the lattom of ala Suisse.] 5, one: \ buttered baking dish T San tncareemernn IOS IY LEH SCAT A win with crumos; sprinkle ream, Break one nia saucer and aver one-halt coms: make a white in tae pan, sprinkle with salt ami isauce ao) anik and flour; meas v fe ea nd pepper; pour some | AE A NG wirinkcie aver two-thirds | pO A “iy; cover whites a nkle with gr : haucanand. | cheene se melts lift 6 yy outtered crumbs, . fon to buttered toast, Strain the eream Beat Sa lite Fthe toast l Scrambled add four tables svmeeereereve-s) Spreail thin sltcen of t Exes fon ula of milk, one- Scrambled 3 butte toast with By a Herice Yeaapoontul of : ci T teecerenenenone. a Matetnens yards 3) s wide wilt be reautrea, | f Eggs with 2 ar fay ae etre The patiorn (No. 37%, sizes 2 to | [Anchovy rang ui eteaaueceien will be wens for 1 cents t Toast.J ter ant esnixturerand. Send mo to “Cashler, The World, | s-eeeereerenee x eoramb until! creamy, Pulitzer Bullding, New York City.” sprinkle a little minced pars) tter, 1 oaxiray ruined by these blues form fo.kx hav wivertise their drinkoriums, P, PC. Kick Against Blaecont Fillets, To the Blitor of The ob: I kick becauec Sadle Ryan, who was Jilted by Policeman Hardeck and threw To the Bal Ameri i 4 lp ABontin ath alimatioyathasal 4 “JOIN THE KICK CLUB! SEND IN YOUR KICKI i i ei a el ns a an, Harding Davis. aghts, according: ) Mr. Davis, and which in- in sho did, { know o* ie! girls who have been '% punahments spoctati \