The evening world. Newspaper, August 21, 1901, Page 7

= MET ILYDNGDODDLIDIOMOLADIGEDEDDOOD DDG LDSD RiGee sore re your here mab eoetrinke words! Twas de: /et t n ter’ and t to nettle the who! ernitit om, noi hy the a writs A ocere wnd a noyour ralag?, Cheisten Yo propos ned siaiement © of 809 anid Fines fee ne \« Ponty 40 of hls mint , er whlea Teed. Men ato y feapre set ve thot? ; | Nee darling folamat Wray wt rrattes of acedant. Ler me a ee Le baying wp all your fa Jawment of a hor- M0 tre whe owlekel Vet there writin oy hin atory 1 Ith sun els to mhaw gureer ‘ since: pur that frat | Helen Wents consignment In her No.3 She sm le + warcastic! anste the frat chapter of ‘s atireing love | Tt seemed A nuughis. mischlev-| nded to Oacaur, wnvthing Ning my’ ( COMEDIAN BROOKS TO WED — PRETTY BOSTON HEIRESS. FOO OOOO OOK whirh charneter | He Will Lead Mi 8 Treworgy to the Altar in November. daughter of W. T. Treworry, a wealthy lumber merchant of Bonton,, } Misa Troworgy Is a girl of exceptiénal talent and is popular in the Hub's so- cial ret. She In a non-professional. The Irving Brooke, a clever young come-| wedding will take place in Bosto ian favorably known In the yaudeville| Mr. Brooka'’s work during the laat two circuits, will take as his bride in No-|reasons has given him an establlehed vember next Miss Bessie Troworgy, the! place ax a comedian. RICH WIDOW 1S SUEDFORS15,000 FORECLOSURE PROCEEDINGS AGAINST MES. WADDINGHAM. sult for $15,000 has been brought by Bernard Bhoninger, President of the Shoninger Plano Company, of this city against Mrs, Mamie Waddingham, of Now York City, on a note for $18,000 that han been running since 1896 and which was payable five years from date. The sult ts returnable to the Supert Court the-first Tuesday in Septémber. Bealdes three pleces of Went Haven real ontate, the security includes thy palatial Waddingham mapsion, which cost $20,000 to build. Thin is one of the many legal tangies left by millionaire Waddingham at his death. Lawyers say It Im the moat dimcult legal problem to settle ever before thy Connecticut courts. Mr, Waddingham died suddenly in New Mexico several years ago. He wan considered a very 3 wealthy man, with immense real estate (Special to The Bvening World.) holdings In the southwest and in Kan- uBW. HAVEN, Aug. L—A Corecloure was City, Ma... Overdue Note the Cause—The Secu- rity for it Includes a $400,000 M1. ne EWE _ THE WoRED ‘LITTLE EAST cai ng Confession Mad! by a 13-Year-Old Girl Cigarette Fiend. “INHALING PARTIES. in Court an Amazine of Smoking Contests Held by Children. | Astonish She Tells | Story Ana y wan mad hy oy girl olgaretie " Vorkvil ire today luther her netzh tttes that dealers continually viola 1 \ compelling them to sel! ctyar patt an vnd h th Hoeks and haw baling ‘ p holding the smoke In the tings the eat collecting a tribute ¢ fanr Ue from eich of the other contestants Nanle Nev ia the nume of thie child, She Lives with rete, Wie ar Most rexpectalle, at 346 East Thir ruostreet over ty a Thint ave and lomt her let wider, The fingers re rtnined a dees rettes 1 her own Hired the Habit, the ner and the consequences, run rils of hold get on BY ANNIE NEFF. Tt never smoked clgarettes until more nea venr ago Ux gitle wanted us ne boys in the kK. but the < tnt ter us unless ake lxarettes, It didn’t take me long to Jearn to mmoke amd Inhale, and whe boys saw that 1 could they let ne swith them. Saved Pennies for Clim etten. 1 oused save up all the pennies 1 get and Suy cigarettes with them We bought them two for a cent, and ‘ould get them in almost any «tore In vorhood, ‘Th Rome cigarettes that you can get four fora cent. They are not as good as the ers, and I never bought them except when I was hort of pennies. After a while I got "o I amoked about day; not every day, of course sometimes T couldn't get more enny or two, Some day« 1 y a couple of cigarett ght couple of puffs, put it again for ike If Tonty had that many I would a cigaretic. take a it out and hide tt and light a couple more smoking again Of course. smoked puffs when I felt my mother never knew 1 I used to smoke tn the rooma woman In our hot She and used to give me cigar- d to hide my’ clgarettes under the * mot. but one Aight It rained and spolled two packages T had hidden ther Us girls ‘in uned to go down mn the dock nuke every day. We had inha Whoever could in- hale the a cigarette from everybody won lots of cigar- that raved Them In the Hoaptt: When my arm was cut off and 1 went et to the pital, of course, [couldn't have any clearettes, Just’ wished for cigarettes all the time L was there, and ithe tirat one I smoked after [ got out— Gee, but tt was good! ‘nis spring I went to the countr: wo weeks. Hefore I went I saved" up a couple of hundred ctgarettes, 1 used to sneak off In the woods and emoke. ‘Them farmers would have dropped ead If they knew. About a month ago my throat got bad nd 1 went jellevue Dispennars., ‘they told my mother Twas nm eigarette ‘ind and the throat. would atny had If 1 dtdn’'t ste 1 could have stopped ail right, but was pleanant amoke, vad Posaid, “What's the use?’ Tam golng to stop now and be a good xirl, but Em not the only girl that amokea in New York, All the girls on Gur. block “amoke cigaretten, every gifl 'n school used moke, 1 guess. The bo: tor. That is all of Annie Neftn ator: lunrette he was allowed to Ro home with her mother. Gerry Agent Moore will cep wateh to see that she does not k her word. He will alao Investl- wate her statement that her neigh! heod {4a neat of young cigarette flenda —— CAR HITS PATROL WAGON. Woman Prisoner and Two Muae- conta Thrown Out, but Not Hurt. The patrol wagon attached to the Leonard street station wan run into by a north-bound Madivon avenue enr at Centre and Franklin streets to-day. ‘The wagon was in charge of Driver Fitzgerald and Guard) File O'Brien. They were taking a woman prisoner to the Eliaabeth-atreet | tion rald, O'Brien and the woman sae Into the street, but escaped The horses were hurt alightly —<—<—— HONORS FOR DEAD DIPLOMAT Guard Uniteg Staten Soldiers W Senor Vieana’s Body, BUFFALO, N, ¥., Aug. 31.—The body of Benor Don Carlos Moria Vicuna, the Inte Ohillan Mintater, will reat in Bt. Jonoph'n Cathedral, guarded by a de- tachment of United States soldiers until to-morrow evening, when, escorted by nment troopy. it will be carried 5 Ivanin Railroad station ken to Washington tn a special ear ttached to the 8.0 P.M. train, After fu I wervices there it will be ‘hit for interment, -——— Saltide on the Ocennte, On the White Star line Oceanic, which sal Prince and Princeas Hatafeldt, Dr. mund #. F. Arnold, T. G. Blackstock, Mr. and Mra. J. Mitchell Clark, Lorne C. Currie, Mr and Mra, J. de Danielson, Mrs, H. F. Hadden, Mr, and Mrs. Henry 8. Kerr, J.P. D. Lanter, F. W. Levering, “SIE BRLS IL SMOKE. Capt, 1. Philips, “Maj. Reed, Mr, and Mm, Longatreet ith, Dr, Dudley C. Trott, ‘odd Vider and J, Newton’ WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUS7 we: ' meet @ core eel {90t. ITALIAN ARTIST'S CHOICE OF TYPE OF AMERICAN BEAUTY. Represent All of Uncle Sam's Daughters. MS na son friendly rivairs sligh Hebes tn het the admiration admiring ens indlaputed don of the to aK ye. and they charming in calico as wou suet KENNELL THE HOMELIEST MAN IN NORTH HUDSON. Unique Distinction At- tained by a Jersey) Tax Assessor, Who! May Have Been So Dubbed Because He; Performed His Duties |% Without Fearor Favor | —He Says It's © ani? ve) Honor. 8 “Joe" Kennel!, North Rergen’x Tax} Ansestor and champlon clam eate woke up this morning with a new ti! Kererererer In A popular voting contest held at New Durham, N. J., to determine who ts the | homeleat man in North Hudson, the | reault was a victory for Aswessor Ken nell, of Homestead, North Bergen | Township, Hudson C Kennell polled 55) votes, George Smith 190, Recorder Edward Pullis 45° and Philip Wickes 1. ‘The prize for the homelirst_ man con- slated of a bottle of super Jersey i Jack, and the contents of that will be draincd a few evenings when Kennell meets his sup, celebrate his recent victory tory thle same honor certainly eyen of Kennell and his fri In the first place, Kennel is anything but ugly, In fact, he ts good-looking In the second place, the ht for the title of homeliest. man wasn't de mined by looks, but was only another | im: is in the ite Arbury Park's eleventh anny stimps parade and children’s fentive dr rt) The evning Thoants Pretec rn Usual thrange to the Jersey: shore nival to the enitdren in ri to-day, and ali tre toddiers are and he anainted by a) fa high carnival WiLL iat rpunte: the pprheen t ‘ The parade formed tn the Auditortian east seria eae Alt and proceeded along Ocean "tol xo stu rivet sje | tin RAS armieerenee a NO SLUMPS, BUT DAILY, REGU | | The Baptiat os Arig of Brook LARLY, month in and month out in with Gen, A.C. Kenyon in command in] New ‘ork «City selrenlation | The A full uniform, headed each division, and] World maintains a lead of Tens of flat the Brigade Hand led the procession, matter The Ocean Grove Cade! yin full unde y) CU A Gy vodrich Letwe | two Jerre Thousands over any other paper. Men bunch tke wlth her tle delight of the mintature wrtitant coquettish ty Edna Goodrich, who has a typical American beauty DOO OODOD! _ JOSE PH W New Durham n hamlets bar mile apart T Ike th "sald Agvenae an?’ | form, and numbering #. & maren, thes ARMY OF BABIES Gee: Mie arate (of York was Tit . a tries, and Jher maids of honor were Florence M | Broadbent f Phitad ‘ | Dickerson, of New York: uth Jbanth, of Puehio, Col; Haze! BE. On terkondy, of Kingmton, N.Y. Inte Qo: Philips, of Cleveland, and Mabel Parks ASBURY PARK'S YEARLY PA-|\ Palintelphig i ties RADE DRAWS BIG CROWDS. |,,,.° 7" meen Oe ? ‘ There were several hundred fubies in! u | folatcen Prizes were qiven for tie bes Who Are Atte bon Jin the baby coach and | Gra of Fairies, and for the beat allege al tous Nal prizes were Chm tinted try Mau ar authori KENN a Neopolitan artist he fair women wer Elsher clans ries. feta ot his bo owld can anfely be aw Mise Goode! vauffeuse and go Park nearly every dna Goodrich Selected by Cosmopolitan Painter of Fair Women her an one and a man who from which to to 1 glory in it—eimply, 3! ‘ung ofve: to 3 oon OOS terererere) ste Ocon % » fo} who has of nearly every aa an his an enthue mobiling fello Imp pnven. POLITICIAN HELD FOR STAMP LOSS FRED KRISTELLA CHARGED| | baths for annoying Inflammations WITH 82.000 THEFT. Kristel. Iertatet! dls address, iw under entyet THE TUNNEL! L Amusements. _ Te |PMANHATTAN BEACH 3%). rm. SOUSA tig BAND this ms { WARIN calNe | FS A ROYAL DEANGELIS) ROGUE. .ihay,, “PARADISE? Drastic eee to Be Taken in Park Avenue Matter. \ DENS. Ane rected TO- NIGHT rut: SV ENGALIS ‘DEMAND FOR PURE AIR, !4ttt st. curse ees. Wan BE i TO-DAY seifeies Satpal Matinee, Health Commissioner Cosby Sends THE MOR. MON WIFE Homespun, Sy mpa a Warning to the New 5B York Central PROCTOR St 7 ANT. 4 $ of ental 23d St. fie UStaeay VAUDEVILLE. 5th i ) YOUN MRS. WINTHROP, by Bronson WE.) toma: Ine Vaudertte Stoek: Co. 8s RT DD FRUI ne = Phevive wot to eet oxymen into that | 125thSt. | reine fe Stock > }tanne n't how they do tt. SSCSUGUAITRIG | che with horses or PASTOR'S mow. earn t AND. CRN are b Gis MG Y PASTOR, FAVOR ‘& BINCLAIR, re Andi Us cot ito beacons: MUSICAL COLAYR, BRLLE STRWART, > rheht away ROBERTS. HAYES. & ROBERTS, WESTON Thus spoke John T) Cosby, Commla- ALLEN AND THR BLONDELIS. a t igh : SoS sioner of Health, to a reporter for The A a. 2D ey Bvening World to-day, in diacussing the Matiaces To- rocbay Satan, tunnel problem of the New York Cen- URE 0 i HISON a! and ifudson River Ratlroad Com- CAST. ge KNICKERBOCKER Fra 5.15. res w“ td Tle Up Trafic. AL. HAYMAN & CO.. & 0. “LAST 2. WEEKS: T dont want une dmatio measures, FRANCIS WILSON at 100. In Geo. W. eeerw to tothe railroad oMfeinix must provide lon Nixon’ / Zimmerman. <cThe Strollers. but thy ratiromd of! puust pro} : [ror the ralth af the public BERGEN BEACH) how that omer ts 5 meant every werd of it whe ule at Hawt might, and determi af 3 every detail of it shall be carried out & AUG. 24 What would you do if the ratiroad of- ee Jeet comedys THUMM AY GIRL Acne Bunn seq, ‘ {tountt they have refused y ode not obey them well tle up An the tunnel. The law. nitows FLOATING ROOF-GARDEN Health Department reat latitude tn [Samer GHAND RATUDLIC Reaned Veuterilit, ealth Dep nt great latitude xD MEU BLT arrying out ite rules, We are authore Steinar yLanding.) P.M. Thekets.60es of Look A bredee Lots Vika red to Ko a Kreat ways If we believe that the public health t< menaced. We have almost ‘niimited latitude, 1 am firmly of the opinion that the tunnel of the NYC. RR. In the greatest menace ACADEMY OF TUaIC. 7 to the health of New York sevdThomet ey Pawst Pri ‘2 ARIZONA? Wed fb San, 2 Bren, BIB ata BLOSSON GROVE, 2822," ag ‘avers. Perfarmance rain or shines” AND _EUROPRAN NOVELTIES. elty. Dangero of agy public 5 np my mind that some- thing must be done at once. It In dan- to delny thie matter for a single ite day. Refore | entered upon a personal — Babed bev len aca Investigation of the tunnel T did not KEITH'S 7 nn Acie See realize the frightful condition it was in. Teh st.) PRICES, Be. In the Inat two or three weeks To have E WORLD IN WAX. New Orel Ween astounded at the thinge t have| &D | ROP Oe To seon and the information [ have ob-] “US BK. {And special _Auractions Te-Day. tained ca thin wubject, eek It Im not a cawe of the mere con- ae, Yentence of the pu It ypons ers {helt health. It means life and death to them, | = > Yall you Lowill brook no delay tn thin BRIGHTON BEACH Wate Matter, Iam thorowsnly a used on the Tay aAGIH Dally Buala7eKech dros oes eeiDee Subject, Of course. T reall ene | ee oe Cee a mity of the danger_to the! public. The | sivehoock Opera, Cos Hesenmery ) and Stag sanitary Condition im the only one 1 am nd, conatdering. To be sure, it will cost a great deal 9 ney to Carry OUt Inege saggeations Ihave made to the Pre hi York Central ie a ri ed nillions of ew it haw to haul God's Excursions, Armuseroant ond Education Combined, THin nk akon’ es hs DIANS. ahmcre TBe word ura of the New York wn River Railroad, action he would tal tunnel, was by's letter of That Twill sayin te 1 wilt say what the Mane of the company: are Chel Enaineer Wilgus, of the Com- pany. alan. refused to ray anything yREy. “ne mitt o aU tes beer ee esis ee Dinners a le carte. “Klein Dentachy Boating, bathing, Aahingy land."' Phe Dalry. bowling, bilian Excursion Routes to the LONG. ISLAND RAILRQAD. Nee York and Rockaway Beach MANHATIAN,, net LOVE MIT GBT: JT “ Saye 5.40, 0, 4) Saturdays ; “Been. 6 0, 7.10, at Blast New York 25 minutes afte WHTTEHALL TON. YL. va gah gt Rerieaese) connecting with team faice. Laing leland i fon week daya, Beare Hin} AW, 12.00 nota, aa tom tuo. every forty minutes te iw Po FXCURSION FARE, «0 CRNTA. ROCKAWAY, BEACH, aa Re Me BRANCH AND HACK, 50s. RY PARK AND BACK, Se. PATTEN LINE. THRO’ NEW GOVERNMENT CHANN CHANNEL, 9.00 O'CLOCK BOAT PASSENGERS ONLY, r 9.0) & 911.00 ay Me 240 P.M ALGO A. St 908 Assisted by Cyticura Olntment, the Great Skin Cure, for presery ing. urifying, and beautifying the skin, Mo tor Highla i for cleansing the scalp of crusts, Wort fend. Allenhurst scales, and dandruff, and the stop- ping of falling halr, for goltentog?|| whitening,and soothing red, roug! and sore hands, for baby rashes itchings, and chafings, and for all the purpases of the toilet, bath, and | | | Ae baggage any offen, ROCKAWAY BEACH 3 GRAN L_ SLOCUM ree REPUBLIC nursery. Milfions of Women usc CUTICURA SOAP in the form of | and irfitations, or too free or offen- | alve perspirations, In the form of washes for ulcerative weaknesses, and for many sanative, antiseptic purposes which readily suggest themselves to women, especially mothers. No amount of pert uasion can Induce those who hay? once used these great skin purijiers and | beautiflers to use any others, CUTICURA SOAP combine: ONE)} falas SOAP st ONE PRICE, the BEST skin |, and complexion soap, the BEST toi- | ———— let and baby soap Iu the wort. | | Camptete Treat x in position” nil t t cops in battle, INTMY | Port £0, Tt ‘5 ary Trdlanwinat te ivi poate | equaily important in the hate eT AS thie vii | ite. World the world. Reith Depot F. Ne of stvategical porns i. Coa Osis Frey Bowioas Us Bede | them