The evening world. Newspaper, January 14, 1902, Page 10

; +7 erewentmarenae te star Padlishea by the Press Publishing Entered at the F VOLUME 42 Om aage A THE WSs RTO“ Ak ONE Wt ¢riou 1 Galilec rea for a s discovy 1 t 1 a “d ty M Hl f : the practical uses s n h . s ing!s : . Atla read M ma h w : a4 phon 1 ‘ FURTHER EXTENSION OF PUBLICITY, The examp ng ke Ma mm. ridge. t new Ta at he = evasion ry n ar ar Publicity as a pe j ne statement yesterday Mr Nixon sa Ww ny I a \\ announce it to the y ey 4 a There will be no mor ¢ gE h %, = This is very and Wirae 4 y fs not a p van f oy | a ‘ ~ efin pak 4/4 he fulfils his t \ | endeavor tod bia a \ % 2 It is to secresy that the 9 re aw —— well as of wigwarn Inn sad itahe Did y GYMNASIUM WORK AND Oe RK ATHLETIC ». In the Sunday We te Yale gymnasium sa words that wil! bear ve fulness as exercise, of outdoor sports and gymnastur rk air, he says, “athletics, rowing, swimming Band & ih means of physical development than ut sting eymn ne ter category I Include the so-called oft-rep f gymnastic dril These are pleasant words to hear common “ea them that serees with the observations of those who wat i Mt find them short-lived, of ath whot thelr muse pulley weights and other m ap] fur development at the expense of vita vm Of a life spent in meting gymnasium work in tauqua and, for a jum f years past. at Yale incentive behind them, the ser 1 rand the while {mproving the phys 1 gymnasiums in air that is ent fails of its Droper funct Why are ty COMMON In the course of Tegarding the + . " @ay liquor selling Carl Schurz says SENSE AND some advice that tion that € mor and matrimor —than elaewhe 8.1 the rate at r trop exce Letters from the People. Some Long Words Sompany, No. 63 to 63 Park Row, New York. {Office at New York as Second-Class Mat! SUNDAT is singularly free from hype THE — TUESDAY Matter \[iislhe [ajvening £7 ijorlds | USD ween te Phebe LG Rene ot semaine ge meee me have the side front Grtce Diff. e) SS Lilith’ s Daughters. 1 EVENING, JANU. ARY 14, 190: aA f he knowing woman yannaat _ Harriet / hub five Aver™ ‘on How to Be Beautiful. fo estore Gens Mate fo Make Brawn iad uM Voboen Plow. to Dress Well By Mme Louise s . OR HOME TOG DRESSMAKERS. | Mix and Vor Palling Mate, ed LeApenenne THE CHIEF STEPS DOWN. YE (THERE MUCH LEFT {\ } To DRive ! A HINT BY COREY. ISN'T 1 A WHIL vn Tt a GUESS ———__ \ VeL LET Xo U DRIVE FOR —£ NIXON. \RED | A BORROWED ADORNMENT. Suggestion by F. M, Howarth. * | t \ 2 ee, UNDERST Hee Cs MM ania wiye show cat coy World's Lashion Mint. Evening hman and Nat Irawn up near Eliott stands a >| i. eee oo Pee cc Seneoe {sola ea the ma LINN GALE -|SOMETHING NEW IN naker of the Bureau y Hons of this city, | a few words with | has attended © men and politicians in his professional capacity than perhaps any |¢ sictan in the State, Several years| he was a member of the campalgn: | of Gen, Hastings. At Nor party fe fiture Governor's throat { from an atomt Ving spray apray MEDICAL ecame necessary to treat! pe Hy ‘ You can't go up, inawer to “Why ¢ ant lg ed torin’ him.” to Dr, Sho eft kn Blame wind er water into the General, an’ [ white pinkkl worked by a bulb and small rubber tube. |don't know which. TREATMENT. was his invariatte ap? finally demand ow yut he's pumpin’ Anyw ye eant N. A burly countryman with @ broomstick go up.''—Philadelphia Telegraph. 2