The evening world. Newspaper, December 12, 1901, Page 11

BY CLARENCE L. right, 1901, by 1 N SOCK hearth a melanch Ageln ay ns the rly deep and loo th 1 hour, for then. with an « disgust, he lutd up @ ta puffs at the resistless pi self an his cot and s * minutes later ¢ the door of the little sot softly In. Lighting the the violin lying Wun Sock left o cork out Chip In drew nous tune, even his predecessor On hour, forty minutes, with an execration, he reped actions, throwing himself the cot next to his worthy contempor- y, while that gentleman emitted a snort which may have signified displeasure at the confusion aroused by Chip In, or intense confuston at | § some hallucination —superinduced the pipe. While Wun Soc! cohet stalked Sip Gin, 4 wavering of his h een a partake: the cup that inevriates but d inevitably cheer. unsteadlly over of the street lamp, and 1 & pleared sort of way touching e violin with h tultively recalling “a for; Mon, ne took up the instru he drew the bow across the Jong he held the monot the tenactous with some others. Sip the ald of & tinued to the hole was muttert ceptibly as a movement sabre, he droppe and grabbed the re head. With a “ite ip In, of the with Sip's 4 nearly Carried bajance. Alix regained his compatriots uttered Intense gratification at although somewhat Inebr In his rake the » flattened out, ri pack of which were marks; and. the. brownish |GERMAN PRIME DONNE BOYCOTT AMERICAN. SWIFT TROLLEY MAINS TWO MIN, /EIGHTH AVENUE CAR RUNS DOWN LABORERS ON ERRAND © KOCH & (CO. 125th St, W. HOLIDAY GIFTS. FRIDAY and SATURDAY— vely matchless values that demonstrate our leadership—these items merely hint of the big economies in every one of our 64 departments: UMBRELLAS. MEN'S PURE SILK UMBRELLAS, 26 rted handles of pearl, horn or nat- trimmed (initials engraved 2. 49 t Seventh SPECIALS [Marts Gre Sgatnst the Other and moving Figath avenue FANCY APRONS. ap RONS of Swiss or fine lawn, prettily and ribbon, some with embroider NURSES’ or W VIR! SS Ys; ina variety of styl ADIES' FAN BOYS’ OVERCOATS. Ovt RC OATS ot Gry Oxford Frieze or Cheviots, yoke pockets, turnover cuffs, 310.16 years, reg. 5.00... 2... 006 ” 3.49 MEN'S GLOVES. DOGSKIN GLOVES—tan en's Gray Suede Gloves; reg. 1.59.. 79c LADIES’ NECKWEAR. 2RTY SILK STOCKS WITH 98c¢ sand colors, reg. 1.25. ish the motorman saw the t slacken the cee: eecoceocsuasee: Coe ecoocescocecocceso02 When tt was too late z velvet ‘collar, SOOOSOOO IMPORTED eg Was broken a broken collars CHIFFON OR TAKE OLD SCIENCE CAN’T MOTHER HEN’S JOB AWAY. SATIN PIN CUSHIONS. » large size, hand-p. COs lace trimmed, r — a ns TOILET ARTICLES. HAIR RECEIVERS ef quadruple silver plate, bright finish, Teg. 65¢ The Evening World received the following telegram to 2VEPORT, New York World Publishing Company, Can hen's eggs be produced b. Asa result of its investi: swer to Mr. 2 2 means? ning World SEP AP SAAAAAASODS DAOASE H. ZEITZ & TARSHIS. CREDIT TO ALL EASY REBEL ett one DIAMONDS, WATCHES & JEWELRY Rings, Ear Screws, Coll Pins, ns, Gold and Silver Link Buttons, » Brooches and all kinds of suitab}e Sterling Silver Gitts. We tet Diamonds while you walt. All of these goods may be had on our tiberal credit systems. $1 OneDollar Per Week $1 Our Jewelry Headquarters: 32 Maiden Lane, N.Y. ONG FLIGHT UP, Our Clothing Stores: 431 8th Ave, N.Y. 535 Fulton St., Brooklyn. $468 Sth Ave.. Brook! | eevovss svvevseusessesees. Continu su y|pesec eee eeeee see eeeeevesy inuous, z PASTOR’ S 20 and 30 Cts, following telegraphic an- CeocccopeeooDCoDoee cececcececonceceauasc NEW VORK, A. J. Ahlum, Shreveport, No artificial eggs with white, yolk and shell complete have ever been produced. THE NEW YORK EVENING WORLD. WHAT NEW YORK CHEMISTS SAY. using chemical means to VICOVIVIS SS: For the purpose of getting the best) albumen; ve matter, 314 expert testimony obta’ ct an Evening Wor! ble on the sub-! reporter to-day| 8 submitted heres) es 0.64 to O68. of eggs vefore yrtion of tnorgantc The mineral c peceescnseseee PRPSESORSSOASOSS OD F Chandler, Professor of | y of Columbia C ect never heard of any serioua in yo! } VIOLIN CONTINUED TO WAIL AN! HOI RHISIO: Chet Chemiat for FUVEVIDTT THOUS ESHMSSOISOSIOOSOOOIV rt called inixture that Sraattcalls contains| constituents of the hen's egg, +> far ag the artificlal production of In yolk ses with shells and constituent parts ts} oncerned, that I gonsider tmposslble. < has been done, 1 must confess 1 have! + r heard of it. e1 y literature on the sub}: “AIL attempts in that dl soe etlon are on) c nthe efforts of the old Phos sichemiste to produce the or with more rhonate of cate ! have to continue getting| var eggs in the old-fashioned way.” xpert Chemist for | AAgarneaneenss of a Luneh » West Hroadeway, u. L. Murray, PU IV VT VICV ET TVS TIOVON 0. ent times I have seen random sts have succeeded in| Pry z% by chemical process. ot a moment believed Axa matted | horaughly outs | Uterature on the ~ Procior’s: an egg are easily » form these LOSS WAS HEAVY IN BROADWAY FIRE DAMAGE OF $150,000 IN AN EARLY MORNING BLAZE. } minutes | fell in Defective Switch-Dox Starts BL in the Dennison Bullding. that operates the clectric Dennison Manufacturing * Company | was avert MISS LENDEROTH A BRIDE. |," building, No. 193 Broadway, started @ fire there at 1.9 o'clock this mornin that caused a damage of alarms were sent out In rapid suc sion, as, on account of the inflammable materials in the building and its imity.to Hegeman's drug store, [p 195, It was feared that the entire block between Fulton and John streets would 50. R. W. Thotnpson, a colored porter In Hegeman’s, firat smelled the smoke and | then found Patrolman Lanser, of the Old Slip station, who turned In the alarm. It w only when Battalion Chief Cruger. who responded, | broke down a number of fences on Jo street that covered up an alley rur ning along the rear of the Broudway building that the flames were discov: ered. The second and third alarms followed. t.. Clarke, of Eugine No. 6, the hero of thy Ho{<! Royal fire, forced an en- a) ‘trance through the Broadway side of the r different proposi- pullslents and managed to reach the s tx of his men form a seed or a , in addition to album yf fat, glucose, extractive mat- “ HOTEL GUESTS FORCED 10 JUMP. nkmio tie streets by ONE MAN MISSING AND A NUMBER INJURED. See “THE CYCLE-WHIRL,” | Great BICYCLE NOVELTY Be AY DOWN EAST SENSATION OF THE HOUR. . PROCTOR’S 230 ST. Pare Faway to the well at Then the well acted as a ‘nh which the Nickles found traces o es in varlous quantites are | y of water varies the quantlty of mbination with the third Noor. ham, the Man Who Makes , Chemiat and Expert {ron S2 to $$ per cent. . 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