The evening world. Newspaper, January 4, 1902, Page 11

THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVEN |: | : I: NG, JANUARY 4, 1902. eee eRen eee See ee eee 2801 ORM-6-9-0-0- NOT EXACTLY IN THEIR LINE. Suggestion by F. M. Howarth. Podlished by the Press P Entered at the Po: VOLUME lishing Company, No. S2 to @3 Park Row, New York. at Now ¥ 1-Class t AN EXCELLENT ENAMPLE OF PUBLICITY. Mr. Low’s 2 Great > pork $nteresting and importar nt 1 ¢ ry ‘ “ x i “| feasions in favor of Put : : j : ; 4 @lected on the Fuston ticket 1 ‘ organization, he at om t rumors, and the « pertain will find {t exped commendable reversal of dealing with such an « The con nite rumors” reached yt » Jou ean the mus extension of these pow tard 4 Dreary Diggins—See, Ragsey re comes a kid wid a dundl y, dat ere bundle’s too heavy for you ter carry. somethin’ waluable in {t, too, by the way she’s carrying it. We'll We'll just relieve you of it. What's in !t, anyway? swipe { The Little Girl—Oh, sir, me father’s a tailor and—— “Van Fivebar spemia all his spare time riding to t "Yes, I heard he was going to the dogs. yen: @ tableapoonful * and the damsel hiret to preside over Ked surprised, range provided what ¢ s awed to term “‘falr erud ne mtorm-and-atress periods between dey mrbsisted aa best they t and var THE POLICE COURT WAR IN BROOKLTIN. ican fervor is mging when the viands were then her apesoh A merry war with many features of Centra! 4 imped UNQUESTIONABLY. i PEACEABLE NOW. > $ among Brooklyn Police Justices. The points at ‘esue wh have caused the . ¢ Van Wyck appointees to prevent s to which contentions rise ont of the a er from taking t the Justices who were elected last Nov they consider themselves entitled by the decision 0: e he polls. Last night one corps of the contending os rested alertly on their arms in barricaded court-rooms pret the besteging forces made themselves rendy with Supreme C vaston of the my, while red tc PREAKS : unt decisions ooking was to take aalmon out of the and other munitions of war to charge on the beleagured fortresses of the fee delicacies lay on the kitch- e and she was ready @art for foe to-day * aaaet a Are | Magistrate Dooley, in the t Adams Street Court-room, alleged eee with a targe and most discour : * fn explanation of his course 2Ahdell Theavest ‘clea? Uneley Jonni af “Justice Marean ruled that the election of the Aunt Margaret are that the law touct 5 er same opinion, and rien : our duty was to ying a other fellows wou r ho that neigh- our rights from attack Similar sentiments were expremed oy Magistrate Furlong behind the — and o ed since the made Jones—Ves fused elght prop potham in his Lae Avenue Gates Avenue barricade and by Magistrate Higgi tes are disposed to maintain their rights with “SE , mikery goode wouldn't It's some work! ! !" fortress. The elected Mag equal strenuousness and the chances are good for a confit. she atghed.. “But j apples ym GAVE HIM AWAY. | In the ‘The poltceman on our deat had his photo taken, but i was apotied by being hel@ too long to the ilent “They might have me gave cut amd the but the hands 4 too much exposure.” own a po AN AVOIRDUPOLS ESTIMATE OF LOVE, ee ee + The Chicago court’ Henning, a rich contractor awaited with interest. When Henning married the other gtrl Mt pined away until she had los! to make htm pay for p flesh at $10,000. This {s at the rate of $332.23 a Deloved in the sarly stages of courtship (‘not dear. Yet the avotrdupots |" estimate leaves something to be (desired At sic charmer of normal we'ght. say 160 pounds, wo: excessive figure. But how are accounts to be average! so that a coy Ittle| creature of 95 pounds will be worth es mu whose embonpoint tips the cales at 1807 law will be found lacking 4 need to hurry!) © er Sunday?" | % 1 warn- f, but als 1 and he escorted dectston in the case of Lizzie Miller, who sues H. J. nine of marringe, will he breach of pr Miller | o 4a told me Io} ner?™ Grac = stimates this lost eta cece 6: vere Gi you rat the head of the ho pon howled at the a king ple, | It? store not al-| { martyre were| stor 1, and at ‘e's valuation of t fo, oooking-sahoo! finished Mra. George 1 a rating of the rex a pave your ite’ liend aed be worth $60,000, not an Zi 1 a8 8 more TObuKt sweetheart | outingency that the The Crowa—"'Bay, mister, yer forgot one of yer 19 pouna- Strong Man—"'This crord o! yanoos {s too stingy. Ther ers.” font seem to think its any t hold out a hundred-pound weight. I'll move on.” “He dert b for the markets “Lives above bis income, eh Pee ene ed COURTESY AT THE DISTRICT-ATTORNET’S OFFIC In his homily to his staff yesterday District-Attorney Jerome ald: | want to impress upon you the patience and courtesy you should manifest at | all times to the public. It ts necessary to the succems of this office that we huve the public support, and to attain tt we must be very careful how we |r Skles gow treat the public.” With publicity the wa quarters and courtesy con an acl! or caustic alkalt, fa [oat when one attempts a oscir qui disfiguring lish may be the fe- | . | word tn the Mayor's offien and at Police Head: | aes ARRIET HUBBARD AYER. i By Mune. Louise. | ; oA oe How to Be Beautiful. | ‘The best wa | tive manners and methods have chonged migh move a mole Is by : : bh. if prop per- The luckiest hero of the present time ts Capt. St , Bere leeteh ita : | 1 a Wella Walla. After by ct k Ar air ey Seaiitad SaIia The Evening World 1a places at the| noM je. waist Ht} v ext to > thi roa SEC eC hip, he rose to the surface and wus rescued He te . 3 oe ee (terns 5 disposal of tts feminine readers the eye tran aanty | DME Mrs Hf ec AT ARV HRGE aterel mataihantcnoel cout her wagita : : | i can yg) Serviees of a very competent dresse| 3 ' ace, An! yyping a +10 be tou edith the fortune ares Wear itiss . vn | maker u ssist and advise) \ kil enters oneae ReIALIER ia scab willit |iat : dlaeod i | mit inning nei dresses ant) ‘ f 119] lee pes ike ied hatin it which and remove Golfclinksere-dolne bh tos e G K making over od ones. Adaress ail! * : ' ge, 3-4 ounce: gly Uk \ . i ne keep exp r tf sis ' \ | ‘ | . *. carbonate of potash, 3- To Care Catarrh, If he keeps on experie & ‘ ziit gf and guttir ar, ox \ letters on this ¢ “Mme. Louise, | * ‘ na dey . ate preety ; ae piyroled: thai Bos ‘ : : * | aan Evening Worid Home Dressmah #4 yunces. Dissalve the carbonate of| wii oa please telt mea cure tor catarrht | ‘ MISS MK. i en reat n t tr r I . “ t | tash the roee ad eo tand a week Tell me cour pertonal address and refer to this letter, ore « Powder the ink and gum urate small quantitles of the » the roe water until you Most Unsocinhte ee! S ounc nd jpowder Ww To cut this out a,dotl 18 ineheq In height, 7-3 yard of material 27 inched Tammany, With tte sources of » tall 47 se ~ i$ wl : “ eid pers or u rice en rank Nor saeaceres|S . OR HOME te tra that Ieavermiuiie rl DRESSMAKERS, . Posed eran b: the) £Oe “pikes Lak f ceri vagie ot oars "| phe Evening Worki's Dally pee aume i lor ® . ? = «ts arene soe oe Hl , . re are cal exercises: which Fashion Hint. 4 : pita Rane 4 oe | « e ks tt Siow the fulness are called stretching exercises, and.are I i yi rts ening si stl 1 ‘ t rease growth. If tt ts pos etters fr om the I eople. ile sete eae 10 a ae eV ie “ ° ¢ Ba i } i are . i 4 nile fold | 4 keep out of doors os mee Chit te Prowonneed ots fen with | * n . ‘ en piping 4 in order to get all the BOnee: Of THe Be ening nee . . ie ita | . " « your | » Fat plenty of nour- xis ‘Ab «me ies ie sal t have a natty Uttle ase | a Hisoing, wholegome food, avold atimulants of the wr : bo Ohwnee for a Cota [9 eronnt . No ntaaa | t? wear wit a ‘ ly of land ex et long hours of sleep ; = « worte AOE. w y [in a well ventilated room and conform 45 States, 7 Territorion . a ie er n used e al nae Se atleait “ ari 4 f strictly to the rules of hygtene. Fo the Piitor of The Kren . 4 et e . wore res her a tg | " n Kindly ip * ice eons T , o any a eart, herd Fy einen skirt bende; the * A Harmless mremrow: Binin: terine 2 * ‘ ‘ fi t Ndartesassd | ——| © ‘ What ts the heet formula for @ sacceasftul and a 7. . “be 4 neat v4 harmiens evebrow and eyelash dye? A. ZW, gue DOC HORS S FATA FR INANESS. | : eee Spain ute ‘rhe best eyebrow and eye!auh dye is me a hia | = | y MME. LOUISE 2 i a good hair stain. The Orfentals use a ~ Yeare De falewhood a preparation called kohol, made as fo . 4 woman, se) SAE ows Eyelash Stain—Gum arable, 1 4 . ' < - J yie black ato shirt tesa j dram; India ink, 1-2 dram; rose water e| : ; , fi ward | A wide or 3-4 yard 4 Inches wide will b¢ " ¢ t ‘ attion f . et a uniform black Hquid in a powder, x aye ; 1 would advise ‘ combine moire! then add the remainder of the rese|feauired for the frock, with 1-4 yard aa t Ai F ‘ U | water to It, It enould be appiied with |for bertha: 1 yard 36 inches wide fos oy e i what kind moire foun y wkirt it will |. very tiny camel's halr brush, the underclothing; 1-4 yard 36 inched 1 Retell f \ ” but as you é au tly t f wide and 1-8 yard of lace 18 inches widt teben to sew up bis cuts, Ile is 4 oF ripe ta} iy luster ‘To Remove Moles. for gulmpe. < I there no way to keep : Bau Kirt made with 4! above the four Dear Mra Ayer: Te pattern (No, 4002, alzen 14, 18 and and to keep people from throwing May Gelclibidats ube wa. hones ee W Russian lace {insertion down) tucks have circles of the pels This How can I remove :noles and freckles? 22 inches) will be ment for 10 cents. it elgre te Greater Xow % guixo, sx. I dor und don't wish to make the trip “Lovlstile Timer utd the centre front, with a cluster of! witt make your skirt st tiah and ua. H. | Bend money to “Cashier, we e © trip —Loulaville Times. © plaits each aide of it would Le very date E. Louis a You can remove the moles by the Pulituer Building, New York City." nese