The evening world. Newspaper, April 3, 1901, Page 11

ae WHURE Ke ARR RARER RES eH EA j its eurtousiy covered by {running round the in | TALE OF TREASURE, LOVE AND HATE. - By A. T. QUILLER-COUCH. WOW We feist eae Be a 3k ip ead DE Be a ag at aos ae ae Be HE SBE ae EIS ay oe eng eiaT A Oe He eae ae aE tee See dae ode ae ae Be ae aL se aE ate «1 border tt le entirely rude English : ¥ ‘of The tough had kept it from being erus the statue, which fitted inte a nm tor. Beyond the ona there was 1 looked, f ‘The Strange man hills the rame with dewth should the toy tell of It ing Jesper’ mume he telres him as tf ntont to kA trim CUAPTER NT The Wil. HEN T came to my: owed my Ife to tt pearance on the beach of of villagers queries, to speak no English, terpreter being found, mine erin pb Miebinicivicielebicirinz. . ici" & Hien t and b vious nights wreck, He w: kill me, the wreck, thrust. My Mr. Loveday, whose son, Tom. denrest friend. When the stranger was safe retuace fe Juin Raclinn) and thretens if t found 1 Schon man who had been on the point of killing me pretended, in reply to dheir ne said in that his name was Georgio Rho 2 OF THE KE inleinlinimintei“inini~! had been cast ashore in the pre- WERE EN ae (aetna emma ee permitted to go In pence, fearing to tell what T knew, My father’s body was cast ashore from was a knife-! 1oof a broken heart. 1 was left in charge of my uncle, | fn he sy: ‘ 2 sMons far searching In son . but where that pot was it did not reveal. It might be © the Wale wan ubont te aturt up a from ‘tm ty Now, my father's wtll had expressly RAVED THE ID TALS. : sal enjoined, urse, ' ral Its pinea until the to seek the t turned and Lantrig. not burfed on Adam's | injunctions. jin omy hands, thi mine. The diary told how Colliver was a shipmate of my father's, and how, from reach 1 plucke! up courage to tell Jincle | {kine nite at rat, my” father erew to Lovidlay: the story’ of my adventure and dintrust U1 show him the y murdered John ntained many from Iaditos Ate + feat of th Binion Col hiurderer Than a Rock, and that he and Tallte whom, evidently had strong intl Vimy father from tn for what purpase wing my father had s f ry 1K. apparc Merk benotts th Whole ntures In dieat of the rubs It told hi my grandfather's will, nts Ab with my, grand pind, by ihe een 4, a shrine wherein la: wold teenie, rite of thin “buckle, “with "nome | on it, Was will f y fatnern lucy; rhe other halt Waa not, ft he T fancied Colliver had Stary went on to say: is buckle Is formed of two pleces, hound to elther end of at belt rotten Hnen and united by hook ] socket. Tie whole dimensions ae ‘but threa Inches ib by two Inches, but Inside ling ts nonsense.” Wel Pech ail odds and ends togethe knew Colliver and Railton had k , re i tne buekte and that ing Muk tnt r dire lay yomewhere near at mt nd, But tunele and [ looked at the of the clasp was engray with a Hr and beasts, xquinitely st! A 4 4 much romgaer han ra ain enough to a parcn- Seremon mind ment corieeenine the key ned to the great key My: ling. where it had been grandfather's on Le to rs return from father sa mycuncle, bemoaned the nope- sneas of now gaining any je to tne “sh whereabouts, 1 broke in on Hat ia not certain," sald 1. hat is not cert ieee mi aural iacauite ponte amit yqursele tha site tain. You admit yeu ae out beatdes this T would have you rememe LT eae oe ‘THE WORLD: WEDNESD/ DAY E} EVENING, KPrin 3, 1901. c aIGET OUT YOUR CAMERA AND TAKE A SNAPSHOT. oe ole ole ole ole de oe oe ole ob he be be te ce WORLD will pay $2 each for A Call description, giving nan es, locations, &e., oS BeBe S a trongly printed photographs can be used and printed will be + Evening Work TRICK PHOTO pursiied | Cnc that spot was it 9 Just what we ha TET T x ~ Chiffonier of Highly polished, 5 Drawers, one picture are more persen twhee in This one ahows th ‘Ldrew a chair under tne }and mounted it. When first my grandfather re had hung the § njume hero. ever-e tre of n-host of splile | should touch tt enings had she told tm: how that Amos 11 should touch tt, and ‘3 Were numbered now, scarcely to be se Fld thingn hurried tumult 1 The Rahway River Mt emeitns of moving the house such a distance WILD WEST ID A NEW til Battle at Tientsin anal Other Features Added to the Exhibition. wx of Rough Riders a standart with the stall boys and thelr vihers for nearly two de- tnt piers had ween) r buffalo hunt and the expe Annie Gakley John Barker for thrills, brushed away ered thickly with rust, nud eee that something w out aininute T sto, earned ft for’ polintins ft, and t! sing of the Sixth tri there wax writing pen tt two weeks the big show will re- en, The Hoff Cure for Consumption j is given at 45 W. ‘tors of the Medical Council, who : also In charge of the Koch Lung They are the orlg- inal German-American Co., and have offices In most of the large citles in this country, Ato very bitternes For thia was stale, the initt with the date Si) handle to wards, ran on either sid lowing sentence in old Englisa SANDB AND THY HOPES BY A !Cure Company. Consultation y have found after thorough In- Hoff Cure that tho | vestigation of the nuom iife{ treatment should never be given ex- i, cept under the direction of a physi- {clan who is a Consumptive Spectal- and after careful consideration and they have added thig syetem of curo y Ke their various dawtl ououai the head N.Y. < SIRE ES pat Cure a success Ix carried. out. tfents can take one or both treat- ments, as they Ike, but It has been found after careful most wonderful resulta are secured two are taken together. making inerry in hell over hin. grim Je slaughter of his son and his sor Waite with desperate and hurled the a ed ke: study that the room Into the blazing heart (To De Continued.) ted the Union Jack sual rc PRESIDENT ON PIKE’S PEAK. COLORADO SPRINGS, Col., April 3.— Western trip will Inolude a two-days’ stay at Colorado Springs. The Young Men's Christian As- * soctation and the Chamber of Com- merce have worked Indefatigably for weeks past to secure this result. are now planning the detatis of the re- Prealdent McKinley ception. Drives to famous acente environs, with an ascent of Piko's Penk on the cog road and a visit to copes Creek, will be features of the rec ptior The Young ‘Men's C! Christian Associa ton hus arranged for the Trenident Ay] rae, corner-stone of thet 000 building, The President rand party, which will include various members of Cabinet, are expecta to arrived May make Bomes comfort- §. Roebuck, 172 Ful- Manbawan agd Brookiyo NOT YET 19, 1ST LIEUTENANT WASHINGTON, April 3. —Tudolf Smyser, of York, Pa., enlisted ax a pri- vate inn Pennsylvania reglinent when war was declared against Spain, He was then under sixteen years of age, but he made such an excellent record and became so popular that he was it vecond-Heufenant when his regiment was mustered out at the close of the war. Lieut, Bmyser then went to the Philip- pines with Che Forty-weventh Volunteers, He-has made a recont there and Presl- dent McKinley has just appointed him, despite his youth, a first Meutenant, This commission will expire June 30 and Senator Penrose is trying to have him made a Heutenant In the regular army, —— HACKETT TOUR CANCELLED. "The Pride of Jennico," in which James K. Hackett played the leading role, will close its season in New Orleans , April 13. The tour te the coast has been Miss Bertha Galland, x) next season, owar Shoe | For Children. Somo people’ ney morrow whattl ey can putom till nd produce tt In San Francisco. Henry B, Stanford, who ts Sir Irving's, leading Tho 20th Century Court Plaster, | | Sense leading man for Miss Galland make her debut as a star ai the Lyceum | next'September, suffering from -prostration and was forced to deave the company In Cincinnatl. CASTORIA .; For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought | fihleddt TRAOE MARK or put off till to. WATERPROOF Liguip a PN TISERTIC AMMARIONS, ell, w Tut how about the littl tender fe et actually suffering TO. actly the protection and supp Coward Good Sense Shoe was made Plaster fo ete. aegis, wtih brush, and ang a \tansparent. colorless oF Dovstas Mfg. Co., 107 Fi Also for Ad for Adults, JAMES 8S. S. COWARD, 268-272 Greenwich St., noarWarren8t., N.Y, LAOS As, nd varicose veins, ure, Nooprration. BOOK FREK CHAPMAN, 107 &. 233 [Pilesmes - a ss ahs Wie aan anywhere: or buck DAY and SATURDAY. THE “C sale THE of any $1.50 glove elsewhere... 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Choice assortment in unlimited quantities—the mo.erateness of each price a pleasant surprise. Easter Gloves. Every style approved by Dame Fashion is here in all the correct colors and sizes. We contine our announcement to one remark- able specia} and three of the best regular values to be found Pop. Price. Seata now on sal 1,500 PAIRS LADIES’ 2-CLASP GLACE KID GLOVES, in tan, red, gray, mode, white not sold elsewhere for less than $1.00, for THURSDAY, FRI- in kid of suede, 2or 3 Clasp—tecognized as the greatest $1.00 value ever brought from France. The wonderful success attained by thes: g¢ at this astonishing price is attested ey the phenomenal growth in’ their lasp kid—a distinctly high-gra: G between Lenox ¥ and 7th Aves. Amusements PROCTOR’: Ss satan To Have & fo Hold. a1 Si. | torn de H wens Brother Officers ? are jee sa CAPT. JINKS ane ) GREAT WHITE i Ts PROGRAM | KOSTER & HES LA * cane atin PASI. 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HOUSE) A EASTER SUN. NIGHT: Second Popular Concert. Seats on Bale To-Morrow, BROADWAY TUPATRE, dist, aT. & Erne SEATS FOUR. W rete NO Ki 268, SO, 7s. she, Great London and New York Success, THB PRICE OF PEACE. tien fterd seus Os 75,91 Sew etee WEBER ELD LAST THREE WEEKS, De OLY, HOPPER, DAVID WANEIDED.. DAVID WAR ant WEBER & FIE runs FIDDLF-DE-DEE nsrieen In addition to Durlesq: PASTOR'S Evel 12.90 TO 11 P. DAY Yate 12.90 70 1 wt JOSIE & WILLE 7 1 KEITH S MLEAMINGTR MURPHY. ERNEST HOGAN, JAS, RICHMOND al . Big Spectacular Production. ACADEALY OF MUSIC 142 a 4 Leving plaam a TOMS SU ata, Wed Sours, April 9 AMERICAN & D aT. AND 8TH AVE. KOS 15, Te. .350. WO MAT DAILY | MONTE See Brooklyn Amusements,” A ORPHEUM ea 7 | The Girl with the Auburn Hair, Sean 4 Warregy ie Jona De Owe GRAND | cores OHOYNNIS ot nonce ae SHRP Werk He EELS MINISTER W MARTINS mae, We TMS. NE ON TH | Hearne with EDNA MAY « in an eistoraie omduction of HAMLET, SS ARE YOU ANXIOUS TO_SELT your piano? 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