The evening world. Newspaper, January 3, 1902, Page 10

Published by the Press Publishing “ompa Entered at the Post-Ofm at New Y “VOLUME 12 A RESUINDER Ft The interview at Atvar t fn his most minded views are, in the On on religion.” Sunday “would But if the church they not be for the mora trying our that they must at all h such a calamity THE KILLING OF LI it, ia that by rig the further right of take precedence over ¢ inconveniences hundreds driver, and puts their these steam and elect ality of death, on Fifth avenue, an idea bilist’s amusement When little Joe was killed th Me “with unchecked arriage or & trolley ci menacing the life of every pers the righte of the Individual are in a republic, such reckle a ated tor. i# it tn at tN ' “L don't know, =a rus RECORD-BREAKING PUBLIC GIFTS. . , OUR I eetre tn ena dl athe Slnemer cruice ale | eoLi GAR NiaTietea he : The amounts of money received , ! NUKeUENS te, . t ny *< ‘ rai of | finite re clreumspect than to meet during the year just ed in gifts and beque ate] © ke x ia the vast total of $123. 888,732. It isat nk t lik TKPALE F | Mesa . mi in the preceding year, itself reeo ing, b tt i no PTC AGR Calle | oni see vesilike Ole coincidence by whic latter sum j 1 fr Cn ywn sh ‘ . ' 1 Cc aah the lavish distribution is interesting Aes ! A S In an era of great enterprises a says ‘ sh td SE charity does more 1 h " It ‘ re a bounte of Peabody thro ai pautReniorndlon sean nities sa ‘ | ehh Sarre Se iatieic b fully smal comparison ' nif « Tesnbtl Kadi. mat is a product of republican it 108 ry K 4 ything like The ¢ ‘ ; morning tiling th Merot $s ‘ E 4 ad os) 4 charity in Lo would be ' aft t h iu 2s eg 4 aah wT an nok 4 . 6 t “3 icy MUNICIPAL ECONO. | s eh soul mae estat venir Pe te ce women, vers promise SCISSORED SMILES ENTERTAINED. FP ctiecedeeatiiba eat ae AES AMues ana $1 he He I ( the ‘Ter J caer ' fs bat? m 235 Mi . aa Ue ‘ ee hy Nie seers : mot t Phe Evening World's Daily ia ; waics "7 Resi ar Vashion Mint. stopping leaks and cut oft r t be realize ui aven: if at : THE TBROGUEFUL “Gilet Chant) is clear that an end | th | extravagance Van W : A REAL ACTRESS IN AN UN You ar ‘ A DEATH FROM CIG and d As pie th sti atte British OC hMas Ce 1 fon sae Letters from The Man Who sings SSS. Longfellow tof The F Stammerer’s Plea. of Th c Whe can tell me ihe pew Seores Men Who Keep Seats. To the Editor of The Kvesing Tve read jeiters - BD tatak that be io right. bis pos | = = = letiges me stem oT DfSS WELL HARI HIBGRD AYER, THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 3, 1902. THE EVENING WORT DS KROME DEPARTMEAT~ ! oo i ay $0.00.04-006506064000 5 OOO : “UNWELCOME MRS. HATCH.” As Seen by Kate Carew. No 82 to @ Park Row, New York as 1-Class Mall Matter R — we an By Mme. Louise. The Woes of Lovers. ; ©The Bon ng World pleees at the “EME Laily Doth Protest Toa Mach.” posal of its fe ne readers the an eneared to 0 roteees | t * servievs of u very competent dress- : . naker w t and advise ‘ aking over old ones {iddress all he ' phe! aniwer mules ' é ‘ _" feiters on this top je. Lon 1 abt to bee a , ; Evening World Home Dressmah , stat f re extreme! . © Devar-ment, ir sions ' f = eile | A a 1 1 TILE JOR HENRI : " x x e eld to Forget Vast Differences. ! itor ef b gha rs ‘ I22IDOEPEODE POPS EIOOIDEIDEDD DD DEDEDODMTOODEMMANEDDRARARDEDEO SE RPRTEROOEE PP OHH PTOSO REAL PLAY. SRETTE SMORING the Me ople, s woman from ‘ . grabs her y it we A b mh Nerw Nelo : © Sroy brogue, an ° Miss Emily ; at look my best as T pass t Swe , - erely 100K : : A pa I must look my t is T pass that De Swell man Mies De Swell—Well, I dec! . if that laundry wagon driver hadn't = ieaeila done In RGHArT pk vmed Mi Je fe ¢ fe ¥ the impudence to bow at me 3 4 puritanical young person who is permitted to marry Mrs HH an child. 4 MCOKMACK $j fete : ial ‘ Treeeres Preerereereoeosseseoroooroseressoceoees | Seoceccorooesrosreivoesersesesesieeriernses