The evening world. Newspaper, October 21, 1901, Page 9

WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, OUTUBER 21, 1901. | — CREOLE FENCING GIRLS | JI BAUMANN JBAUMANNE BRO. IN A BOUT WITH FOILS. | THIRD AVE. NEAR s4aTtH st. J 3-Piece Rezep- tion Suit, covered in line satin dam. ask; mahogany veneered back; fully worth $18.00; special at Mr, Sykes and 1 entered} to be a singing master?” she said. — 12 75 , the school room on Tuesday Rantese rere ston ren Bray by en b ). ternoon we found tts occupants |‘, VUvk at ie rhear te c you have to he's name ts not La ne at all Nolratort Dorothy Villiers Teady and waiting for us, My daughters | singing Winnle and Mary were playing a duet | airmen ateink.” ealdithe wirl.| CeAnte bp fn x desultory way, and the governess) “you'touid wang it gamer Wymarrsiie : was correcting an exercise at the table. | mc," 1 Mr. Sykes. "Your At the sound of the opening door [Ives would be pleased, too, and th be a Hee SS | A Four-Room Flat Completely Furaished for $125. our warerooms, so that you can see what it will look like in vaUeOR A heirs BEDROOM, PARLOR, she looked up, and, her eyes falling on | MUNANS.MOMEU AR parsiona: Whfle enambilad lor Golde Mr. Sykes's face, an together un-|ly, "1 know e { Table. palr of handsome pletures, tal Rug. 7.44106, DINING-ROOM. Molden Oak 4 oak cane translatable expression crossed her own, | Sot If she had been the kind of woman tinoney. who blu nging may 1 think Miss Lorraine wart you to marry me for love, tahed then. Asche was, “Love!” repeated Miss Lorraine in a at was yet ful not, her small, pale face grew 1f any- 1 Ince: ite Wrei—drinks, and ne end of dim thing a shade paler. Then laid “hia hat him out of ther | handsome “Mr. Sykes—Miss Lorraine,” said 1, #1oves 4 ae an and. hecwure- presenting him, oak here, Dorat hes So with Dore 2 “It ts some time since I had the| couldn't marry me for my money now If |eniy found nur that Pa heed ba you wanted to, for [ve not Rotitt. vel his about twe raths a There Pleasure of ineeting Miss—Lorraine.”’ he pate , Y if lost pretty well everything. [I have—it fald the singing master, in his alry, |donen't much matter haw. T came down 4 well-bred_ manner. | ere to aee whether it wae posmible that /had none of hia own, is : ti you cared a bit for me after all. Tye! had decelved her and’ she T beg your pardon." answered the Jenoueh ta keep myself and you Of ¢ ‘Old Villiers was girl frigidly, “I think you must be | ShOMen to Keep. mistaking me for some one els “You mean you have forgotten me? he rejoined. Iimight have known ru tif you wouldn't have me with the |i r, and told her she ow rotden A handsome range of new design, heavy castings, large oven, ratent fancy Parlor Tables, ¢T4_ shelf, reducion lids, nickelled = id aad eeusea plate oven coor and knobs, with 2 Newest lamps, Pp ypy_ lengths of pipe, on: elbow and | atest designs and Fated, start: lifter, at the unheard-of ing fiom OOC Mitral ste tnmarol G) 4.Q | colorings trom the suburbs of New York, of on neetteut, Out tore can by reached by transfer on all Ines, at our door, THIRD AVE., NEAR 84TH ST. °PS¥,Saruroars A complete tine Mever seen,” said the governess. “Certainly not, sald the master, polltely, “Iam sure you must be right, and I can o#ly bez your par--° J don for iny mistake. “a He turned to where I stood re-. garding them in somo bewtllermen:. ‘The time fs getting on, he said "If your daughters are ready shall wee Begin the lesson?" Whereupon I left the room. Now it chances that 1 have become7! of some particulars Soy t od Mousquetaires Noirs and Nina Diva, the) Originator of the Nov-| el Vaudeville Act. | Our Liberal Credit Terma hold goot also nd. in New Jervey or ¢ 1 Raliroat § Twenty-six Dusky Maid- ens Who Are as Agile and Skilful as They Are Pretty. | Amusements. Though the rehearsals of Lea M and when the jatter is challenged to a SRP RRP Eirini tafres Noirs are held ta str duel with the grandee, Juanita, knows ee Blas vet. Mine. Nina Diva, the « ing that her lover has no kil with the 4 Fle Mine Sitti I hd i 4TH STREET THEATRE. ai Poseenelyt | ‘ ire whe trl 1th st, nr. Gth ave. J. Wesley Rose 5 ty Creole girls who ¢ Is her priz Xlakte, BIR MATINEES WED: £ BATOO, + mitted vening World res | is musteal accompaniment ty x he present atone on Sat é wall belng original | A 1. ese i : lly for the varlous . “yo we : nes are handsome, FE) unrourh thelr pa tal iUrely modest. The siage wettitns A FINE PRODUCTION OF SE] formal debut of t2 tt Elizabeth, an Old Spanlsh (ee Malt in NY FUOENE PRESBREY. Det, BN ing her tr er Mme tro- | Real statuary a high order of merit is used. An imme: wate of bronze and iron, thirty feet long and Hen was Cemtzned by Ale roa pupil of the late Mar- NEW ENGLAND FOLKS, a FRANK MORDAUNT, SAM REED, HOFFMAN, WALTER THO ‘a FE iid ee THOMAS. CHAS Th fity snd oxkill of Mme. Diva's urs Pils ts surcy remarkable. ‘There are who had a part in designing the et S + iWon a2 Otis Rina pes cle selae Lae pecull tu teature rot music and PROCTOR'S come ville Shows ; 4.) from more than one hundred camiidates act: is + ortormern'| ro £] trom among th mises Ceealea toe bat two ar a there iathot a aves 195% iSAN bayon HS, he 1 Allare ha me girls, with | + pis te is enor Aas skew | Ler Chase" Vauteville. Laughs, ; iitea and sinvoua grace) thit| \ ance 5 mH ‘ime, Butterty | ngtasco PLAY. sto the race. In Heaton mos! ST-! {Heri sutehenrsalCreamot Variety ANCY & CO." able ty aubu hat It t« Mme, Diva's boast that he Mousquetatres are the only wom the stake wie do fencin real folie, and t , an of Yak Special Invitation to WEARR vs ASE Eh the Sick. The final test of a good piano is | 22 WoLr Horren, LILLIAN RUSSELLy “ 1 FRITZ WILLIAMS, Sie its tone, and by this test you can JON 7. KeLLy, eo Marrison, a -_W > Georee Ail and 2 prove the Waters Planos—they fev"udiwanh ant Greateot Case WEE & FIELDS / ich, de f , and Dus- ravjaciana, wrutsree’ vents HOll (elOll eieemer ‘PLAY, fine singing quality. | MADISON ant CARDEN, performance, am willing: exp have nth “WHY HAVE YOU FOL! Kor HERE?" SHE CLAIM Yo got ext e ‘i mlarencerni th They are also very solid in con- Harel feel t month ; sitet Muster ( New font Puduisrs" crea i Phody. Of ¢ : my wen n expressly for durable, Op:ning This Afternoon, 2o\Clock is sroid as T wt lthelowntwlthtthe ‘ Gilagd Hear Potsdamer marry ars for ins | and awaits Vorld 1 Mo pote In all and hear them or send postal 'apsrsex oad athe for her livin the . he: victor h i jfor catalogue with reduced prices HALDIERSTEAN'S Vv ICTORIA f : 3-year sys- : ee onaTiwaytn address. | a [and terms on our new 3-year sy MATINEES WED. @ SAT 218 | id to yoworkk, | |tem, giving you three years’ time f |on a piano without interest. In the \wew sepacteculay; atusleal Geaseaye ae ee eel ae ua i Svea wczets HORACE WATERS & CO, |p ee RL an ie MISS GRACE BARBER HAS “uate ll ptt | 134 Fifth Ave. nr.18th St, PASTOR ae Norchiwas Aaa ta depata romedy will cure Dys-| tartem Branch (Open E enings), |COSTINCOUS renvoitaaNcr. Ant. MAY te eee eee iota itil fag WON QUICK RECOGNITION, jj Suir hs tos, trim meh open oni) [teeta en tr waleby placer “h did ‘that pa sam! jfrem stomach trouble? Free to cat ‘BHOU DAVID LELASCO Presents) RUSSELL ‘BROS. Villers told that she was nt that ta fut y hie bills bur me that lesson, thereof, h Pwas nota withers ve myself from door again, but} ness rather well, | 4:84-3064 60 -n0.0 800004 Pees eee eee eee sees eae ae for drink whatever vou Ike without any Imput avexdropping, 1 wirh tm) back UH inareedahatchehadtde Gincorcel On celled y ua avers vo I itho WAB p omtate that f heard all 1 know £ ~ Dntyy well y jany ba er wets ae An for Dorothystihe said mei The Rheumaties, too—the people} Amusements. Lord Hilingford recently acau but tntima with In THE AUCTIONEER, nim My Rheu- “T paid with cane er a bald, thundering i! lend of mit adway and 400) BL OUNK, towan more or leva at pauper, and she matt i © relleve | EME THEA: The sing: ete miducted: lowe [1 do—w e «, ep atin. 8 PonWera olumiaveunitenlbeiteent lies sjalbeWiine tie oe raikevie® Harlaugheaiin heer sighinese (ott all rhoumat e fala tn from oni to| sOHN DREW | ie ih GOWMAND. Manhattan Theatre f73% urpriced when the singing mas . . . . . . 5 thor Cons which would have He AACSB te see Siete “| one vial is ine It doesn't put the 5 cont had either of those good gentlemen t BAS Save |, When be COE | Kietan x t reat ~ x 7) ry. 2 Mat cont ner ot Rud Rentemin Hier fe Heeb disease 10 sleep, It drives it out Of) PROUMAS'S 7 wredneaeale 3 ra , ICR isa turned the pupils with his polite nven- (1, a fraud, He yo mnore ale eau 4 ¥ i | [ene alte oe ta a teal HH morea | | know that there woutd tees FAVERSHAM Nin Ail: 2 CASING 4 ald. “I need not Se ee inmulees chee ee (nee Aaoked. Intensely surprised for a} deaths from Bright's dis and 1 eMIVALa | Ev. S18 Mai 4 "young Jadien.” | much honor, Ma na r a the val Acer le other kidne ffections if my kidn 3 b le only, yi Whereat ; Le ert ee neandl ne: bowed rioters didn't 1 tel you no] 4 cure were generally takon Instend of 5 sth roadway | RK took their departure ST See PEER ete sec! re H the dentlitathng drugs that ors usually [CARRIE TH? Gniy ae feuutiay NEW YORK F § \ The singing m ice slowly rearranged | iat AT I! T exclaimed, mente aarlisent ie preser!bed a ciakurs Gre Beards the scattered music, and, taking up his £ ed m ia or (. ‘ Ce lsra there gd aaler an tains) 1 expreos Nol," mld’ Rose, “Then I should like to meet all those who | HAWTREY AMESSAGEPROW MARS Wile oat hat is her” is door, wan the governess suddenly lifted (havesliscomedalenedrrendd Ganatales * Lard Hilllnetord,* eatd | ' th | SMATINEE TO-DAY | rom the French grammar on f : ott PSAVOy THEATIOS 20 st, near Twa) thal taolereoeybees ete wald, the quondam sing. | “What! she exclalmell. Jack, what | couraged throveh nervous or other | Shy Sat igure. Last #ATURDAY MAT “Why have you followed me here?" naively, th merely came nere [do Sou mean? Tt ver auiments, shiloh the family doctor) ATS waa. TE REN KLOOE. DEWEY} DAINTY DUCHESS CO. 5 elatmes - governens,”* As go ald ‘hos seemed unable to cure, for | know | Clana LIPMAN inteat iacciacred 4 Vauderitt “Ar. Sykex stood still half way between Sehe a fraud verily bell that i Nsoages |Next Man. —Caas, Frohman PY eee ul G abd Vaueeea fone ph and the door. vener a uthe bevond fr nee that most diseases ACADESTY tC. J4th 8t_@ Irving Place: tibeg your pardon,” he said suavely, thiy Vanities-myselt ufc yield readily to my new system, and | ygpisos ee. rcaTue Nita Wednesday A lent of « corch(olineople ls tvesinesh s 1 thing you must be mistaking me ‘that we are curing oF} Your Lordship doubtless came here j re ARIZONA. or ‘hp sometxedy’ else. to tell her anilyeikercaran aval KLAW & The wici'a eray exes flashed, ed Ps “OW, Jack!" she dally prominy phyate fT nt 75, $1. Mate. Wed, & Sat “Yer” she raid, I think {once mis-] he repited. think it's poseib do vou think nw York have proaotinced inewr- | rRathanorns togk Sou for a aensiom an.) 5 use, Winnt bie, TIN na Mallon sald Mr. Sykes, 1 geet You atm afraid.” sald 1. ‘1 nave not yet sald 1. decielvely, “I'm. afraid Towart any suff (TORTS DORE ee ee ae ee oursete itee think’ thon, that’ | hava‘lowered. myself | quite eeped tie cetiia tion Sian dee [nore may dene cates Peesling alee ; ¢ RE KIN " TAKAVADSER, Sroat o to come ant) SOTHERN I'S {tin my Life Chamber ten minutes M ro 4 to see how quickly ite med!- ented vapors will soothe the inflamed |parts and permit. breathine to be done natural 1 free T belleve that chamber will do more for aptives thay any other known iO KING dy tho professtoy 1 hu e adopted?" | eat You that vou promised just now sKracefully prett ho smile i 10 enlighten me “Phat girl!" ex: : His amile seemed to madden my wife's * sald ne with what sound “WIN soon be Coun beautiful coverness. frather'like an effort, "I suppose | owe | said LL-H. M. Sha “How dare you come here pretending zou that.” Tribune, Wed Mat.25.50 KNICKERHOCKER fy RY IRVING, TSS ELL NTEKRY. 2 | HURTIG & SEAMON’S {22 Ss: CHikLES ae Williams & Walker Co. ae Merchant oop MK nice. eS "HACKETT (tara IRISH EDITOR LEAVES JAIL. | Rate RenmeAnal Nery pla te Lord Mayor of Dublin Leads in aes arilinenBneireneatral bsuaaraey Welcome to I also invite those who are chronic from swollen or etiff Jo'nts who fear paralysis or nervot MeHugh, ee trlek Meltug City, advanced the inoney to het a N, Oct. 21.—Patrick A. McHugh, | hotel bills in Trenton and them Member of Parliament for the North to his house, where they played last ® Division of Leitrim, who was sentences | week, Business was poor and no an-/ a Apri 121 to #ix months’ Imprisonment as @ houncement was made abor E PHILIPP'S iene ee a ation—to coma nd fee! the EPUBLIC eit ti ete ul rejuvenating {nfluence ae k 3 every Rives a first-class misdemeant, for publish- One of the actors, Mr, Made Her Debut Two Month Hack: febler & Co Jor my improved electrical tre B THEAT Muattiges hte " SCAT, ing in his paper, ‘The Sligo Champton, Manager Leavitt for hin Ago, and Now Has an Me isyrle Bellows come) A trial treatment free, No disr | JH. Sted ‘att in The Bonnie Brier Bush. EDE WAT OG RAPT ; as a i é MUSEE 1) BERTHA GALLAND, ee . ompany in vi THEA | THE | YCE UMS WREST LOVERS." wy AY To-Day, CritNA TOWN. | no shocks, but an exhflaratin prlication of this life attendants, any dis: | seditious Ibel#, was released from Kil- that Leavitt whipped mainhatn jall to-day. Mr. Mettugh, who /SARBEAU'S COMPANY SHORT [hig gecured a warrant toe looked remarkably well, was accorded | OF FUNDS. frost, ‘The warrant has not nowerved | | fu) tenile by my expert If you are sufferin Important Part. an enthustastie reception by a large hesaued Mr. Leavitt left Jersey Clty ———— | at y Taleiit crowd of people, the Lord Mayor of hurriedly. vferse whatever, or if you would Itke 3 ALY’ S's Brooklyn Amusements, Dublin, Sir Thomas D, Pile, leading |Tealmer oe 4 Mpa Wittt Morne of! atten Jurvea hag also left Jersey: city. allan Gra Uarber ct sioner exnrainalionts a selled re y NOEN NOVA ~ velcome. ‘artary Makes n The other membe Sompanpare |e hoo} ep | }sleinn, ¢ 63 oa s Bs Cons ese erruphii wlll anil tor New vores Demand. Rac f te company. are | Ai Eine linvitation, Make tise of my. estab- ICAN Ska MONTAUK wettt. ” @vith John Redmond and John O'Donnell, the Plaza Hotel y Will come across | Returns the distinct! anil nae a lishment whenever you have an ache cree THE ROGERS BROTHERS IN WASH COLUMBIA AF, BAILY aking part tn the aul Ee Rta cot or pain, No charge for examination cord, Milas Barber's debut “ ~ and advice, on the White Star Line steamer Ma- the river to New York as soon ue they |!" #F Jestic, which leaves Liverpool Wednes- Vernona Jarbeau and her company of] Ket car fare. time on New w ay. touching at Queenstown the follow-T yy ory wre stranded Ia Serer Chey, ahd cco alll awe se na an My remedies aro for sale at all ‘BRAND Geo. W, Monroe, | COLUNS" ing day. girl in » mostly at 25c. a bottle. “Mrs. B,O' Shaughnessy - == thejr effects, Including the equine play-] Samael Peek, Garde MY PAIUPYER, Judge Thomas C, Faller Dena, Ing the star part of the Wild Horse of} NEWPORT, Oct A ae ith physici i Sa My offices, with physicians in| RAT IMPISTG 21, Samuel 7 RALEIGH, NOC, Oct. 2. — Judge | parprary , der| one of Newport's oldest gardeners, dled , ; 1th ‘Other Thomas C. Fuller, aged 70, a native ef Yartary in zeppa," are held under onsiof N rule saath fil aatloneraie vid, af For Infants and Children, ing. Sundays trom 9 AM tot M: u North Carolina, ana Associate Justice | an attachment tasusd by Magistrate Le- al ylasti pl eater 5 nthe Al Boueht | N2,mere punlielty than there wou . hk of the United States Court of Private] nang in favor of Henry C. Wilson, Wile | 2%. lectrle car, und way seized with] cellar of No. 17 Forsyth street by Frank | Tho Kind You Have Ways = {| be in your own home. Fuk, : face Land Clulm, dled yesterday, He way y b heart trouble im the car. For the past] Staftno yoster The body was taken Loa <= | Patsce Iecn, Day Line sleaineny a member of the Confederate qoauress | son trained and coached the Wild Horse} thirty years he had teen head gardener] to the Morgue, where It was ead the | Boars tho MUNYON, in pees 8AS, alata Wad k Sat fa | 2 Albany’ from ee Pee ae te fi wy tand for his service demands 47.65, | at Marietta villa, owned by the heirs of ' ; . | Senature Viola Allen‘in the Palace Replies Houns of Reprosentatives Immediaieiy man had been dead n week. Death re 3 26th St. | after the | civil’ wary Dut waa nov seated, whlch haa not’ been pald. the Jute Mrs. Maran Stevens, sulted from expomre, e oA de Cor. Broadway and . Sats oe j