The evening world. Newspaper, May 18, 1901, Page 5

& ! ¢ f Whttdren haye talked of nothing else} SUNSHI oi DODOOQODSHDOGAGOOHDOGOHOOSS Lame and Deformed § Little Ones Have 8 Their First Party at]% Their NewTarrytown | ome. ® “You can haye two cream {€ you're’ lam Rravely to his guests Pedro, who Is I old, is one of the pled children to whom yesterday was the greatest day In world. ¥1 terday was the openin: jay of the York Gtate Hoxpital for the Cur Crippled and Deformed Children at Tarrytown, Three hundrel New York guests went up to a Gherry in the attractive grounds ad- joining Helen Gould's summer home, ‘and ten was followed by a programme opened by Bishop Pot meaident of! the institution. é These guests the seventeen small in- mates of the home recetved seated In two rows before the striped tent on the lawn, Each child had one or both Mmbs in steel braces The special train with the 300 guests of the Board of Directors arrived at Tarrytown a the towns in Wer tied the visitors to th home ts the old Angell five acres of ground sloping to the river and filed with frult trees surrounding | ap old Colonial house. | A blue and white tent, {ts platform | eet with ferns and great sheaves of & American Beauty roses, was erected |& near the entrance. ‘The guests had a|@) glimpse of this, and of the w in the trees, and of the rt front of the lawn, and they further. That row of patient little peo- | ® ple with shining faces out In front of |(& the tent eclipsed everything clre, Since | @ the moment they were taken Into the |@ incompleted house six weeks ugo the) @ But yesterda: y Gathering. were in {lttle blue and|/2 white frocks, with bright ribbons, and | @ each neatly dreased little lad had a |G) crimson carnation on his waist. They gave their hands radiantly to the guests \s and told thelr names. There were little Freda Schiller, of New York, and four-year-old Bertha Nybourg, with curls, and Catherine who ts the little mother to and small Margaret, who never her chair, and there was also 10 ® (0G DTG Pea © Every one has some spine, or hip, oF knee disease, and everyone, with the! tt is planned by the Hoard tha careful treatment and the country air, | home shal eg nardK is slowly rej aining health and the use of his or her limbs., But the fact that they und as many Others as the wide white doors can receive are to have health and life itself out there, paled to those ng remarks tent * he said, “two sorts of 5 % 7 eallt: seventeen yesterday before the realltY | humanitarian werk—if you are fond of | ss that term: that for Incurablen and Dr. A. A, Smith’s Appeal. that for the pomible | cures to Be | In his appeal for public support Dr. A, nt first has ‘abandon. hope: | wilt De Alexander Smith, of the University of atoveathe toreally by overing, now fn |, the City of Now’ York, struck the key- | Tiny of the : note of the institution. “Perhaps it does not occur to you who huve always walked about with “sald Dr. Smith, “that there are ten young people out’ there whu have never walked,” may’ stay cure {8 posy to the second we | th “You sald ‘if we wasn't good couldn't come to the party,” sald Pedro aud: y to Dr, Schaffer, the chiet much ae they surgeon, “After now, If we're naughty, | Uo. ihe medical skill, which treats born mh oP Ge t what can't we do?” Then he was carried off to the river re a number of e down among filled, or held som branches. you are asked here,’ His gratification, "therefore, at the fashion in whicn thé guests treated the patients was very great. iy “They were all humanitarians t he sald, “from pure instinct, If 1 more. it 1x Just what I hoped 1 State owes ‘a duty to Its inutitutions that taxation cannot bring about.” 1 Upon the home, which Ix duintliy £ niahed, $5,000 in ‘repairs h pended. This amount wa Vate subscriptions by Dr. surgeon-in-chlef. leased the rounds for five Bush 4 bank by somebody, the other children’ we the violets, both han high on the apple-bi: And little Carrle, whose cane of hip dislocation t# one of the mont rerious of all, rode the bough of a pear tree she never dreamed of reaching. The hearts of the visitors seemed infinitely touched by the suffering they saw, and everybody did his best to make the af-, ternoon what it was to the children: A white stone day they will never forget. rats harke of the and his popular: patients was notte however, NE FOR CHILDREN BORN UNDER CLOUD OF MISFOR consulting staff Venck co Struck balance THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 18, 1902, DR. FITZHUGH. . Pa. May own his dog. § ARRESTED ON TUNE. «en uip” STACE Simonides — Corrigan Had Just Made Exit in Triumph. Cnatle Square | ville Newt ow ond w Te 1s lolerere@ yes formal « erial gos 1§.— and dr #10 EACH FOR JOKES. FOR EACH JOKE, $10. Gi nenonenenen0--0: er TO-DAY’S $10 WINNER. WRITTEN BY J, T. GLEASON, ; soo Bergen Street, Brooklyn. woneee Too MUCH FOR HIM? Brook—Why {a the Twenty-third Regimont ke the batsinen that faco Mathewson, the New Yorks’ pitcher? Lyn—I don't know. Why? Brook—Because both go out on strikes! Every day next week The Evening World will continue to print a $10 joke written by one of its readers. It makes no difference how short the joke is, The Evening World will pay $10 In gold for it. The only condition is that it must be a bright, newsy joke— about something going on in New York—and & must be written in this space: of your body is Name of author............++6 all buwel troubles. a fousnees, bad breath, b mi pains after eatin a y After writing your joke, name and address in the above space, send with this entire announce: it, to "$10 Joke Editor, Evening World, P. 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Get a 50-cent box today, a whole month’s treatment, and if not satisfied get your money back—but you'll see how the cleaning MADE EASY BY ‘Tocun! the GUARANTEED = medicine In the world.‘ ou et mes, Fe Titres: SrekiiSe PABST THEATRE, [-YEAROLD WINS COST $450,000. FROM MINISTER, | | Plans for Structure' Mascot Spoer! Victori- Filed by Architect | ousina Drill at J. H. Duncan. | Arms. . Fullam or- tO prepare for handled hip ritte an the pastor, as serlows as included warmly ap- A medal wae pinned P Mascot there was hundred idder, pastor al Churon, at .of all descriptions, according to the most approved methods and under the usual guarantee. owner of the theatr BODY IN THE RIVER. Alterations and repairs can be made during the Spring and Summer at decided advantage in prices and workmanship. 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