The evening world. Newspaper, January 15, 1902, Page 12

Re oF THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, TES INTIUINI<Gr » 62 Park Row, New York Published by the Press Publishing Entered at the Post-Office at New York as Becond-Class 3! Matter } “VOLUME AQ... MILLIONAIRES SHRUNKEN bisk TUNES. The Tax Board's “tentative assessm shed in t ing’s World, reveal a most extraordinary ag r i supposed to have great ne 1 M pM 4 for example, who 1 : t material possesstor Jown on the tor $ ' What has become of his profits from t Ir C f the Northern Securities Comy an Paci ‘ Ever copper stocks have not ink ‘ b fortune ff estimate of the tax assessor Some of the ‘ ® ou Jan. 1, 1001 from $ 000 to $600,000; William I efe D000 | to FAK 1 000, and Alfred Var wt $5.0 $500,000. Very few of the ve rich at q among the exceptions being the Huntington he y n $3,000,090 is identical with that of last year pA Ip the published list there are numerous names of mer k ¢ Wealth who are assessed f Many 8 va Hl %, received notice that they have beer tasenged an exa a similar amount They are curious to know At process of Ruesswork z the assessor arrived at the result wh nthe rich me 1 “Senator Mason made an eloquent plea yeste for jus to Caby talks of Cuba, ant the cou wishes him yot wer to THE EVOLUTION OF AN ACTRESS. | “f stage for Mrs. Leclin 4 i an ; it identifies anothe ‘ so uu especia cause it puts a tin " lution of uetre It is only few wr M He ' @ence and told of the tria ‘ ‘ nea ‘ physically s wloa wommar actress, barr n cone in beath i 1 where, as graphi relat Telarco. t asped hold of ow h about, and. seizing her Agged her « the stag until the infuriated woman shr or Twill h ere) 40 tress trainer, ‘you are tt oul membering th extra Vin ' tent yneetio with Mre @a ters failure In “An Ugly Duckling 1 Heart of Mary : land.” her signal triur n Za present realization of “Du Barry,” the news which makes her mistress play-house Will be vitally interesting to all young aspirants for stage hono It is unlikely that the son of the man who snubbed Prince w person Brata at the yronation of th kK 1 pom n ad etiquette counts as more than erime AT THE KING'S CORONATIO As the princes born to purple trail through the aisles of aristocrats in ermine robes to make obetsance the figurehead of divine right b watchful spectators may discern Uncle Sam ina rusty clawhammer aly é observing the ceremonies, at which he plays as inconspicuous a part as a ' dead cardinal’: hat in a cathedral Yet there is good reason to belleve that your plain uncle is a larger 3 figure in the world’s affairs than the portly gentleman whose pudgy hand | will then be kissed by princes AIDING EN ENINO WORLD'S CRUSADE. THE One of the gratifying but certainly the most natural feats that have been developed in The Evening World's crusade against the ark are engaged in the business of selling good nthe instalment plan t hearty indorsement and support that has 1 by the well-know and reliable houses who extend the priviles tial payment f tomers } These reputable tradesmen of co me hy a f founded with the outlaws against wt eW crusade, On the contrary, they are , Wiles ‘The Ey World has found, and It hereby acknowledges the a tar t + 4 their hands. POLICEMEN'S CLUBS AND ANARCHY. Recorder Goff took part ir ssion of Anaret Nineteen Century Club and enlivens edings | owing a it hig bwn manufacture into the audience. Recalling the tin 0 yen a squad of policemen broke up 4 meeting of workingmen {n Tompkins Aare, he said ‘They clubbed men, women and children indiscriminately, as New ¥ policemen can. but no attempt wes acrant anybody, becnuse Aw been violated. Now, « ee bhed just because y ut ? standing tn the square f the speakers your way tot tal to Rave your w 1 ould have bee ecstatic about the preser ernme A head made sore remains sensitive lor the physical bruise has he ne “ ed swing of a night st ‘ a crowd of the kind referred eht make an Anarchist fully inclined workingman Letters from the People. Testimony. mimd © mit wened A wha j/t9: tatibele ewe . ely wate to 8 ‘ ; +t A Query for the Matinee Gtel. | othe Pen | erie h i As to the 7 To the RAttor rene ; wt This controversy relative . ‘ ita tt. | oof ‘Tle will help them trom silpping en OR yee request the Legislature to jase the iow ae NB Wa? ee * BP eer ae SAY OLR IL JSS Ieee ape TS. ee JANUARY 15, 1902. Pare earerrererer ar array were Sir reo Ce 2008 — -. omg is ee DON'T DROP PAPER INTHE STREETS. i eee, Dh yard Aaa : BY T. E. POWERS. Grace Difffe Bay lay on : ao ‘ z 1 2 Si « exc : x é Sieh. ests <7 Laugpter: : go Panis ecenieaaants HA 1 ted t & ta : $ « . s home fol! sie 4 tex f : ¢, i ¢ ; : : 3 cs : : . t ss own to make |} 3 x « hem ee very unpopular by so little! « t 1 a) in ssa sneer ata pet story. Many| * | n ‘ s because t a Th t i to his downfall in the ! general thing »| re tae of wh he has gud-| 6 A a dlagra e t . t . wom who does this| + o n 4 ‘ re will feel} ft 53 ‘ leans a nan wh bto fit “ ‘he teh hevnugeler : “Tam called upon every day to cart away tons of waste newspapers that citizens deposit in : | See ieen tel | 2 the streets,” says Dr. Woodbury, Commissioner of Street Cleaning. 3 | yest —~ —— 3 oe, aap a ee wal: AFTER LITTLE WILLIE’S VISIT TO THE ZOO. f senna syste Hauitietcarny earners ouuana tierce bieseesenesaenes] | SUEGERORIONEE L SE HOWARTH 3 ’ Dy . £ lan rrieceSt, hubbard A 3 3 i \ \ Points on Psiquerce: ‘ ed Point. are is My gana Susu er reuasent He wished that he had a trunk like the elephant. so That he was a ferocious lion; then he could get evem ear Mrs 4 : : e i nai : six Sinouid. ats he could reach anything on the tatie with Bully Jones. - med) : oped i ae sis i si Poe all ine i Ninignaaiutesee Vaeerraa. a lvarimteing meliworat tir . LI Speaking, No. led tu . fe . bye i ve ting ~~ f hart t the" . aeiaasl TT ae _ : That he was as swift as an ostrich; then no copper That he had wings like an on then he could get E o | 2 could catch alm his best kite, h caught on the top of the chures . i steeple. How_to Dress Well — Mine L mises a me Ours SS « : entre back aways adds grace to the $ ‘ seep. Have the seama under the arm . ¥ alf fitted. the boleno will hold the en | re ¢ Kown in “1 shape, and ts newer i ' a ribbons, arting at A ei ty . ens What fun he would have swimming {f he was only a Tf he could only tump Ifke a kangaroa Phew! nls i ee darerett duck wouldn't the other fellers be Jealous! . Soe AT BOARDING SCHOOL. OR HOME any a tatlor-can A, MME LOUISE | The Evening World's Fashion Hint. DRESSMAKERS. Daily Young Lady Pupil (to her visitor)— Bo glad to see you, but-— “Don't ‘magine for a minute that We are permitted to receive ntie- men callers unless chaperons"-— “Are present!” WITH MILITARY PRECISION. hay Fe ae “Draw cartridge! o >. W Waggles—An, To sleep in dis dere'eanice warm cold weather.” Artillery OMcer Prepare to fire a salute. “Ram cartridge!” sesereorssey grerieosenssesesetes PET PTP9F-9990100000 69094-00004 juarte fi - ‘ DISTRUST! } PROCEEDED TO GET OUT. w npmaen Se 5 oi “1f you @hould ever meet aman who) “When we come to the big depoo,”| Smart society favora flower names, x ind titenisica in 41-2 yards 4 Inches wile [seemed to be your Ideal you would con-| narrated Uncle Zeph after his return Ty ae rear at mary Cairns, Lady T Please atvive what 2 Inches wile will be re-|sent to marry him, wayldn't your" | home, “the conductor hollered ‘Chicago Pe ack ; quired, when the flounce ts used; 5-8 fidential girl AN out I dunno how it was with the ss little girl is Lady Irie Make the upper: part of! yours Jara A Apes on write Ora veraa eg inches |asked the confidential gir pther, passengers, but he wag right s|\ ly Arfgela Forbes's ehild te t k . ae RON TA wide tt the a pla. vo, 4,"" answered Mins Cayenne. | fur as T was concern mut alled Marigold, fy mhort bolero, trimmed with black] |The ae te fit coe 10) $8 cic ee nett at uarrg um eat tices | foe been, thar wo, hour fenton ‘iNtahtet han” the esrct Louise ace and black French knots; have the) Waist) will be wen canta. PROG, Stow'a ie of the id “Cashier, . 90 as to keep the filusion from] +; vie to make « velroiera wk, Che ahiet with back very full-a dlas spam dowg the! pulllzer Dullding, New York Clty’? [being depelled.”-{Weshlagton stan, oe ets ee i, punsnnaon ‘Game ot eae i | re