The evening world. Newspaper, July 6, 1901, Page 8

ORR i a ea TO EE THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 6, 1901, : ; BRIDGE OUTRAGE REMAINS NOW DROPS = /PREPARE LITTLE MAIDS TO . — | OA DOOOOOODUDO OD} Wl o @| District - Attorne ill Retrenchment on the’: ip a ae fo] ; ve () ¢ Oo rosecute e Part of the Company |: = ¥ Captain. (i at Fault for the Sys-|; tem Under Which the): Se rnitintentasciniee j S tnte Capt. Dia- Public Sufiers So. de ae aay . witnesses in W Viswert'y case. : Thin was announced to-day at Mr, Pail- -——— . Din'e oMce, O Deputy Assistant District-Attorney Tat. th : ana rald this morning that proceedings may be : agalnat the Cap er really 9 directors : gun, We satd that it would not be Oe ait R 9 necersary to have Justice Jerome return 3 Q retrer 3 city to have further hearings tn 3 culminatio : je Rissert case 2 cafls jot) the 5 Briefs in this case were submitted to 3 Rave its re * )| Recorder Goff this morning, Q ‘through r : Police Commisstc rphy was ask- & tan the compan 9 ed to-day cone letter nent to fay e tract with = him py the D complain- ® by, further H Q ing of the cd ¢ Diamond separation’: (ore and the oMcers of the East Fitth street Sod |tusrs % deopardized its right to Ation in placing obstactes in the way @ the structure. i @loe the District-Attorney's office In its OOS g Through Thnins Abn @| prosecution of De: ve Bisset. Indict- % Not only has the a lea tor brivery Vacation Schools 8 doned the plan of tows | Murphy sald he had : @ trains over the bride: mail [but would not make t tea] Where 3 They Learn 2 when the contract was signed, bt @| “rve writ Diamond and Marketing, Cooking, |: oe also has cu ‘ r (gj told him to assist the District-Attorney : ns 3) operated @|and not to interfere with him. 1 told Housekeeping and g @\ him te s hs duty to assist the Dis- . . { inet-Attornes, and that he waa expects] Sanitation. 3 ed to do this, dinate oMfe 5 law, I cold him {f Bissert was ee sees ral G 8 a that {t was his duty to assist ¢. At eleven vacation cooking schools a District-Attorney in bringing about nis| opened to-day In various Ceserted : conviction.” school-h: several hundred chilazen! @ E waited Commissioner Murphy was asked {f/ hegan learning to bake and brew. The|/ : ing ont }| this letter was In the nature of a repri- § road. ey classes are one of the real successes of . eehiine 1 OF a he wald: “1 wouldn't call tt a the vacation school movement in New ‘ er;rcrossedt , ‘ © | reprimand would rather call ita let-| ¥, Sr “ 7 i 9) inger, crossed the 2 retin ! ; Nona t think hate wit | YOFK City. eine are supervised by eas ter destroyed f ; 5 f . : ‘apt. Diamond to assist the Dis- | 3 ary E. ams, of Pleasant ce ind it ts a. better way Y., and they are located as fol- forth strongly ferred to ; . 7 ‘th neal Dinmond to the office J * t in iastoner of | and ta ng to De 4 He y dont c Comm has toversi|sssees Public Schoo! No. 1. Henry, Oltver and Aires ‘Mr. Greatsinger w the Evening World | Catherine streeta; No. 42, Hester, Or- miientauantiin ‘. . a@ promise uf h x chard and Ludlow streets; No. through roasis 5 Meavalietoticie br F awa y shall be the judge! hardks ne value of clean table f J eA eae of what is adequate train service and in West Forty-third street; No. 9, lessons are pra on the table, a vase <; : seventy-two perso the “Interests of the travelling public first street and Avenue A; No, 1 4s made possi - isestot’ : ried when it Y any ket and Monroe streets; No. 3 the rooms. — ‘I a of datntily, Bee ures al 3 Eighty-seventh treet; No. Prables, a Ittle gas irerved a ettily garnished * known Thirty-seventh street; every chair. The dishes cs are told ia ; that run nue, between Sth and . jenten by the class. sson. The re= { tervice= ireedy eal Bee oues Hlisdred andl Ninoteent Dividing Up the Work. eachera say, etockhoiders 8 > and jon avenue, and No. Tt St} One member of the clase ts buyer “homes of the vai eons Crosh on the Bridge cara between & WRercise of hia, authority a MEBs MeCN Rane, the week, and o sUatitherrnent R howl hi 3 V"the Brooklyn Rapld y-seventh and One Hundred | a of the vacation ? engineer. the local and through crowda, o 1 the exhibition which ‘hth streets. Jishes and swe c ‘J rixined, This : that on Eee Thom iil oH publ y 5 : In marketing and genera! housekeeping | 3 were a patural out- 3 (Sketched from life.) | bron yatem into pubile con-| Many B. and O. Pas ecenG Manoa Thinas? ia edavuieads r flemandn “for “ad. : ’ oreenee EERE sengers Injured in The classes are really achools in prac-| Caring for children is another branch ‘ Teheoledaringiine ( SEC ad tical housekeeping. Cooking 1s the chief] the teachers have introduced th pupils, who : ry complaint HEM RMW WH WH MY OH eH ERE OHIO ORE HKENERERMRERR ES Wreck. branch taught, and is so well taught] ittte girls, upon : Soptnctthis : dolng the best wel} Fi IT IS oe i JP TI O YOI J, ” 5 that the Ilttle maids finish the course] yolves the c: ; % Bs as quite experienced housekeeper! are shown how t = MOUNT PLEASANT, Pa, Jnly ¢- besides: cooking; an phe Pranchesin a of them, put the a | 7 : ie COMMISSIONER SHEA, F ‘The Raitimore and Ohio accommodation pet aE Nae a eclentific house inary qua less BD Alanyjiet cheat § Ing it# best It is doing the; t%@ dally “rush-hour’ spectacle of men. | it train from Connellsville, Pa., crashed oe sheeslsteyHanaliphvaloiseyiand a oe vi ena ae a aie na panes At Wife's Music ‘Veacher—Jury. _ best it can to make mohey for its stock | NPMen and children In a mad struggle | i n engine on a aiding near here laet 5 ne hen Lace eth (CG eo Co) Dae Doean’e tnltet, ’ b> holders. > their homes, {9 witnessed at] i¢ The following isa clause in the contract between the city S$ night and was wrecked. Many passen-|PD¥sics and botany of cooking are dis-| This is often really a blessing, because | : " rs Manhattan’ greatest oxit door x less injured, but |CUeed and Instruction given in each. otherwise an average of two or three The “Separation” Pilon The Nemedy te at Hand. gand the Brooklyn Rapid Trausit Railroad whereby that com- petit hhh Aaa aor BEDE From an original intention .to opea! could not attend the lesson, | Ea hem fatally. 3 4 ; ‘The contract entered into between the | ¢ pany is empowered to operate bridge ears: Bl emcees Haba pecigin iplnartec: the vacation cooking elasses simply to| ‘There 1s also a regular course 1 Jelty and the Brooklyn Rapid rehab y “The Commissioner (of Bridges) shall be the fudge of what) ste. Victor” Woodward, Lancaster, |teach. children how to cook simple, nu-| cleanliness, the care of kitcher K money-#ave and that! ois adequate train service, and in the inte 8 of the travelling = ; eut about the head and face ana|'fitlve dishes, there have developed) sheds and water pipes being ©: has mainta shall ie | 3 , 4 ods! schools for the training of girls whol the value of fresh air and 9 don 4) ire ¢ public may require Chat the present faci tl not be cur- % | bruised about the body. soe é 8 NE mpany complies | i | Engineer Ridenour, bruised by Jump- [Shall make excellent housewlven, Gulia OLY » for| she te “Jaith neither af these. provisions, tailedion.dimints é ling from the engine of the passenger| The cooking classes give instruction | general sanitary The svalue | ies x “The Commissioner shall persefially or by appointees x | | thy 1 firat in everything pertaining to the buy-! of pure water Is expla ieaten Rees i inspect and supervise the operation of the ‘local road? and 4 Samuel Fish, Lowell, Mass; bruised |!P« era ueaeuisealienetine Onin [ip tees tolnya A what sorts cmeeelel pany provides a $ q n m ys "to Gi » pro d nctitnelhead . a 0 Be ons pare 4 Mopolauiekerine Toriclavnted pies | antesithatiit ‘Jo all promiaat. iaiv h directions tp relation thereto as will insure propery meee aa sauaed by an open| Nd purposes and deslrabillty of cuts of | The puptia y not to waste| NEW HAV sengers. Shen Has the Power. | H service to the public, a vcars. did not. leave the | Meat a various animals, and the chotce| materials and how to make over dishes! A in Vegetables, cereats and fruits ts con-] the second day. Of course. prin wt that for the enforce- Sar en race ee oa yee eee | tr; Tho absolute pow How to Put on Constitution vs. *"O'e.cu. a Life-Preserver. American 1901 Boat Compared with Her A LESSON FOR WOMEN Predecessors by JOHN R. SPEARS, the by Harriet Hubbard Ayer, Great Yachting Fxpert. Terry McGovern, | | “All. Aboard, 7 7 99 Physical Instructor to Boys Who All Ashare ! Want to Know Full Page ‘in Four Colors. How to Be Strong. &&& Scene on a New York Pier : Just Before the Sailing of He Answers All Questions. an Ocean Steamer. A Picture to Frame. s | “Hamlet” Cruellest Womaninthe to a Finish. World Killed by Her Bea Illustrated Descrip- | tion of the Strang- Lover. A Tragic Incident in Real Life. | est Duel Ever ae Strange Quartet Tallest Woman : sauen Bey , | suction”! | Of Deaths. lin the World. toa New i vork Gi 2 Who She Is. How She Lives, Evolution of the York Git How Four People Who Have Ac ho) se ia ow stents | 66 we? | by the companied aRich New York Woman Photographs.) | Bank Wreckers Mc avenly Nl ee Pau| ih | Cee KOU ERE A STASI i = : ; | Yarmouth Pardoned by Two Remarkable Young Women Wha | Create a Sensation with Their Cos- [ McKinley. mes. eves as They Do, : 3 Pathetic Ending = | of the Romance ae BS 4 “How to What Strange Fatality Follows Her? [| TT : : The New Woman GOlf Has Made.| | of Adele Grant. | | Farmer Bricktop’s By | Great Comic An Interesting Topic Discussed by the Beautiful American Who Section. ‘ PRESIDENT OF SOROSIS. Became Countess of Es- OUTING SECTION. &2 fromtier Dreams of Hap | T. E. | a” Summer Visitors. Powers. ee ne | 88 Comte Secon, || (Se from Her Dreams of Hap- piness.