The evening world. Newspaper, January 22, 1902, Page 9

’ YEWSY CHAT FROM EUROPEAN CAPITARS. |TWO MINUTES’ CHAT ABOUT NOTABLES. | a \ a = ) & By Evening World European Correspondents. —_—_— \ Cc | MAN be 1 t fm \ UNITED STATES STUDY. signed a public appeal to Join the move-in the neighborhood During his jour-| | State 1 sf COREA Mt J STATE CONTROL OF TELEGRAPHS | ment, which hopea to bring about a] ney south from Yasnaya Polyana th é epeAET Nea ¢ BPRLIN, Jan, 22—Two Americans are| change by legislation and the estabilsh-] stot was greeted by crowds w brate! his golden wedding a " v. <> 7 now in Be whose presence here at-|Ment of courts of arbitration for ques-|sembled at the railway stations and, 0 i tract erable attention. One ts Lu-| tions of honor, to which appeals can be| im honor At Kharkoff ceperially| yay cx has at hia home at M \ “ , clus Storrs. geologist t | mad *o that dueling may become su-| there was a moving #¢ » . | Ogor ‘ f histor * . “re re r ‘There are several avenues whe: Nor fway, who is study-| perfluous in time imposstb‘e. Students premmed forward to read a 1 Kooft brated No . i - val nay arrtya behind the sootti«: tibet phtfie tedaale jdres to him. His @ ’ {ow fe’ 1a700) RO aD AW rearulaetaraeee oe w w atroducing he) DIFFICULTY OF GATHERING erste the) Teadlec ot) the: “ 1 ritten i en where acting Ww ‘aught (and N R commisstoned by | STATISTICS IN TURKEY, | F041 Dif addrees, go he brok } was A boy h REDE Wor . . se? as 0 profemion J Hi railway king. | 3 . n- r a ‘ shores ot M Proqynent members of my pro- The SOP ot large tracts of |; CRREIN, Jan, 22-—The way the TUTKS) Vonerabie old philonopher ne jo nt ade ‘ i Ara eraduates of such sshools. y ‘ R arge trac Tl teat ins of sanitation ts wren) Brews ithe (Hat Grinintadicaleees | i ¢ perenne paiement a BOOWT COR | by the follow! SomeGerman statie- 1 a pects 7 t res tieaty ¢ > the ta Th 5 Sie Breen reaniclin: slant ve ; van At their) NON-POLY MOKMONS F A‘ " tkety to some to the warfare, and to be Pa t " sh vn | iy n MAKE HEADWAY INGERMANS ‘ ¢ ated. Alac ne im fa! informat m Hag f é ‘ t . i = angngement m 1 and: other: districts through ch} BERLIN, J The M “ d ement pee edad Railway will pass, s cnet tee ‘ est Or apply to some manager. Mane neitend rat ¢ Pashas and other au 21 esi one approaches . lew ich contain right way, are in the te int oh they: were anx: | Anite are constan r ay The Pasha o} . Getting an Bngncement talent. foreover, they are usueRy penser Sesistance | iistric named, sent a} eof ext atoll quick to size up the ood and bed potnts f a are most Cour /iig: of answers which Is noteworthy. [CAUSE Mus 0 succesnful, ; Saale: (si den at aan as cous nthe Fihedkandiinivourl © reeisrar alli ne is a fad, and a. entre They will not offer you te — - now ts 125, all young pew $ seri a ene | part of Jule as «@ starter. You will y ustastic Poly, y ten ¢ memory of it glamour | Pert ‘ MOVEMENT TO CHECK A. It is God's will that all must die; bethany vee Piece oto te es Y i \ na an antrase, | D® fortimato f at first you gu8 @ DUELLING IN AUSTRIA, | some 4 1 some young lahatinence. ¢roai ntoateatinw liquor | ——§ —_—. - x to aot be- | chance te sayt VIPNNA, J ~The barbarous cus-| @ What !s the average annual birth tat feacanaleones. ae ire and) tem- | eee the carriage t bay elf ta lrate? far vegetabl t f ~ 1 ot the| [It may de years before rou Scena : 4 Hy ates \ tos God knows wets peat A FRIEND IN NEED. ee | nea! “chance.” But, in the mean Game, ( a Hu ceive al mtr tb tha’ cumple: Fe : mhreeiot th = P are mtataien as to|atudy, so that when that chasce-comes ® rir 1 rood ford SaiGae X pe 4 : soon | 79a wil know hew to grasp Don ate : hex, ALN has complained ‘ 1 hat tha votee| Many think repeal ILC : > 1 r eS son ead n exodus : ‘ pce ot | Septing, Mi poetiied come Cee = al rent the sanitary : shee 5 | steele ces srovettinn company, lasses t ! \ va | an peace and ‘ Rnalaverrce ewoomers brain is trained ty hy bili nis le ure | i Pronhatantine mat PIRI) treHO} wiser kerk BS | from the eon| study of a new role each wees end ¢ 1 de et Bi Rites ; a le} where she ts groumted in stage Gaui $ parstedy 7 bie BUDDHIST MANUSCRIPTS a of un- | nigue and te taught | r ‘ A Abt about mia which: ah.| IN AN UNKNOWN TONGTL s { ; . | riage Any of : sea I ate A PEToReAURS ke ‘ | ath of tedy as well as of mind | real saconsa oF 6 ‘ 2 —_—— [atic section of the Ruesian A ' eded far 1 Fours t re r Suiaat a _ ee —$———— ° » COUNT TOLSTOL FEELS Solences has obtained possess | ih w « t AT HOME IN THE | interesting and va’ ie ' 1 Buddhiet ™ —— ec i ST. PETBRSBURG, Jan 2—Count|orieinal Buddhie mang HLS SCHEME WORKED WELL, BUT be ped. ON ee simenltie | have been sent to 8 be . , r 3 tay Kaahear in Chinese Turkesta M i 7 ; well ky, the an 21 “> w woods ‘Altona j ha hat place. The MSS Zi aati bel the Saaskrit and partly a wi ol_ a favo ‘ be known language. 7 — Rience and sparkling wa ne Bay of Yab _ ¢ ¢ See fate from the first century of the Chr K “ i Bintan toed Me lovely | yirchbark Some Sweats aries : pees ses At | iaboring in Chinese Turkest p : BAAS ibe cena eh exquisttely unearthed some wr Confound Here I've ortered another glass of beer. and 1 he som ° the Countess | geo, arte ki ' ped c # of relgn here mu- ; Near find I've no money to pay for it ro Where ote the curs? Oh, yea; there ‘“Good dogs! Now that's what I call R r ‘ especially is Vil giadly Ip you of your dilemma, str; I'll—drink they a Now to test my scheme. training animals to be prompt and use- Janded propr * adored by yeasants and poor people beer! t « He Jo. here, Pont!’ (Whistles) = ful.’ a —————— - > PLAYED AT WALLACK’S |the house enabled me to eee clearly all jhaif a dozen men came running roan’ THE RUSE * hand Nie sudh obstacies y aret THEATRE it the Indder. To my |:he corner of the house, I Jumpet with | = 5 b mission of Longmans, Green & Cy r was fr at his post |h irk . 7 wht, 189% by Stantey Neywan where: br a8, smoiselle as the top of the Jast flight, © mademoiselie's door on the © landing was open, and con- om this that she was up, and art. I entered the room with woirite reinforced by sorninal ait thresholi I stopped, amd ind amazed. At fret I was empty. Then, at I saw Simon let 5 Dentda the bed tp ich the curtain bad ily dragged away. The cur ¢ window had been tern ee at ever B ‘ " turn also, and ¢ id ght of day, , tow was involved 414 pouring in on the ly berenems ef zs | the room, strvek @ chil te my heart A CHAPTER IV ntinued ading 1b | A Neat ane King stool tay over = * ad ss here and that the pres. above it a gray oat, which I had mee “Ay, go tf vou ike. the woman ar e ae j Dad filed every inn noticed, crouched a beam wered dognediy, reading ar h ' tn inproar Laie eared pape’ face Gann car tase ine Dukelee ¥ an th we know of it se had passet through . | * Kine once atarted, heaven help us, for tf he my maddie mi ver have | 1 us more nearly, bow overtakes ue we'll pay dea ! known who struck the blow or how nar- | inn, almost running | - a that M. de Rosny, ound and saw me Hie ‘The girl did not speak herself, but 1t row had been my escape kelists whom w Pee ars 1 waa to place mate | was enough. The noise at the door tn F n ly the knowledge did come | door ready away, creased each second began to be ne in time, and defore he freed his |in a quick perem@t u st oT ed with angry appeals to Fan- blade; and it nerved my hand. To draw | horse, and was eA to see th ft De t ¢ to open, and with th incase omy blade at such quarters was | obey without demur or word of Pres . fed two | 'T took layed. I cut the matter short by | impossible, but, dropp! the bag which |In another minute, with a «rea Gi . her your hing up one of the saddle-bare 1 saved my life, 1 dashed my hilt | of hoofs, we sprang clear of the har | ahd, wh ain untfl rere tile | enoas ana the other we left behind—and flung back twice in his face with such violence |jet. and were well on the road to Mel 1 erie ny four inaves |, te isl koees| anal cess the curtain which covered the window. | that he fell backward and lay on the| with Poltlers some thirteen leagues be - : ehitt fi ° ng hired an @x-| said 1 , At the same time the woman dashed out | turf, a dark atain growing and spread-| fore us. I looked back, and thought agen SVs Nese et UiLriel Hell ew ETA named Simon Fietx| Gon [fzgitimed,“Tmnpomatblet the leht—a timely precautton—and, | ing on hts upturned face. discerned Mehts moving tn the direct! Aa? ARTE AND GAYE THEM FEN for my Ie yaie i ago. Whither—I do not throwing open the casement, I stepped was scarcely done before the|of the chateau; but the dawn was still ~~~ = — iol weal much permasion| know on to the balcony, the others following | women reached the foot of the ladder | two hours off, and the moonlight left me fight from Chise I experienced a poin-| the very ground; which ted fe to take! into the ring of awords a on sella to await De| me closely and stood bealde me. “Quick!” I cried |tn doubt whether these were real or the ful excttement. an alarm, a fever! ery sound borne te us on the wind of m tito re ‘The moon had risen high and flooding |to chem, “or they will be upon us ass ires of my own fearful fs anxiety forwardilwhichl waainaw| (or) inal sound fell pucecttlltcanet . he ere with light the amall open space about Seizing mademolselle's hand, just During the first few hours of our to me emaed my spirite © clang of a hammer o: * hie wever, I ” ieeniant “PETITE MIGNON” NICHOLS AN ANGEb CHIED. Amusements Amusements Amusements ements Amusements __ aa 5 A later 10TID. Rar - , : , A 1 Big Vaudeville. Big Comedy. ———_ When Mra Pat looked her over on a SADISON SQ, THEATRE, | 24h or & twas STAR i ‘Vi x dierat aya BROADWAY 3 ‘ . ne PROCTOR’S she, ; 5 first presenta re wan n moment \ «oo SWEET AND TWENTY ANAMERICAN GENTLEMAN Neer CHATGniertin rai ee Ne 99 fle Manager Liebler Picked Her At moepenmenl Ih eran Jikal the tam see stadia OTH) Heese isemea NEXT SUNDAY . is A} t i ¥ from Handreds of Applicants, { New 0 9 sofas by Sarat le EMPIRE THEATRE AT 3 P.M THE G ‘AUTY ADNHAUSER fh d She Is the Only American hardt THDas cea tee tie ; thave she andte Aeiehe. Only Ameri eran Traci daia entre iFrae we FIRE THEATRE 6 * end sat TL ar Matinee Conve L AND THE BEAST end . ‘ in Mra. Campbe ompany. jtoake frien nt 0) HE WILDERNESS BIJOU, ® way ated ot my © 27 Ma Bar ; Aodhaycae 5 th St Brixton Burglary And fo the Amertoan mem —LAst WHER . ‘ VUt “ < ¥ ies ‘ LYCEUM THEATRE rT ae , a anak l Vv , <a ro A wad Cah A the nit ° o Did you ever meet an “angel child?” 1 patel akampdeil’a eS + Tureen 4 MAY IRWIN Tits agen, rata. te UP YORK STATE iDAth t At the White Hors Tavern ‘There 1s one in Mrs. Patrick Campbell's to play a boys pa ANNIE RUSSELL “5 MONDAY ANT: ‘ . 4 E - iiStan Yoder Uletts company, the only American in It, by peeatee tela Mogham Co. Lady Morgeret Mr, Chauncey Olcott NEWARK 2 the way, and Liebler & Co. are pre pepe tanied eerce GARDEN THEATRE, s - ~ apa ' Sontinuous red to quarantes that f ia the reni| eeramirsie are : AMERICAN #2. 4 me D RIS tern brand. She !# Mignon Nichols mamma 1 VIRGINIA HARNED ° NEV FLORODORA AQ | Show, 20¢ & 30c "ago girl © yeara old, and she ey weent aid Mariam us Whe YORK t 1 t TRAY “wo engaged when Mra, Campbell : i HALL OF PAME is LED ASTRAY. camed her manager to provide an “an- ine NEW SAVOY THBATRE WEBER FIELDS’ ® ats MATINEE TO-DATE gel child” for one of her pinys. Er iikin Pale = , i WV TITY ae Tees = = CASINO Ar\ Breese Fie Ci The order for an “angel child" “ the omy, trouble Henry Mil DHK HOWLY- TOT , THE CUKL $s: t Manhatton Cheatre DEWE } CITY SPORTS. hard to fill. Mr. Liebler tackled it by | Pinkie ts aiwass |- | | Nearsals, Yo ; | THEATRE DEMMANIA THEA, gtr ot..nr i way . : ’ rae + Content sending out a general alarm in theatri hehe ‘acest: Mien 8 CARRIER “ DER TEUFEL Si LOR! MRS, F SKI : cal circles. Within twenty-four hours. ithe it.’ | HAWT AM 14 ‘ . “0 . OS g a 2 Brooklyn Amuser: he had+inapected 00 alleged ange! chil- | ‘ i — poe a 1 Ad PriltppeN ¥ WA dren. Some of them had freckles an} OREECE’S ROYAL POET.!/- 4 way & 44th yy way @ TUBATRERS Ny : M AUK ie dress Morinlers Wem naakcomun rent ease aerate a og | CRITERION sears DALY'S tacit ie MRS. PATRICK CAMPBELL ans MONTAUK ae | ® ranks | , MARTER ia De ‘ MESSE z , of them had golden hair; but none of royal Mterari is Prince Nicholas, t Borie LESLIE CARTER Rhy | - P with JAS T. POWERS. them came up to the mark. Finally won of King George, of Gre: simaren (KBITASS) asses | MID ATIDTCTITAN = = Mr. Liebler’a secretary thought. of a young author, who is not yet ICKERBOCKER , Jah ot “ vi WAttack’S VWERTE BELLEW | two THE CHRISTIAN. | LEENA small girl who played a couple of sea- won the prize at the recent dramatk ENINGS 81h MATINFIN SATURDA =Nwo 3 Hee SUES, - | SKATING RINK, sons with the Dearborn stock company competition at Athens with a comedy iF RA N Cc | S WILSON EDE! Vroan entlemen of France . tae s in Chicago. PETITE MIGNON. in oI x verae led “Pho Meformers MUSEL “ BATRONA ‘ = ; . ela Th DMI “Maybe she'd do," he suggested mousty, the judges awarding. the. prix AND COMPANY OF 120 | wom ae in re GRAND Wii} \ \0 iN 5S 2 f OU SCONT S “Has she got freckles?” satd Liebler] “On the contrary, just a nice, well- mithoui avin the Slghiest’ know IN GRDKOE EOWA Retos | METROPOLIS, }25 7) 48D 3 Aye \ MT & WAS OTIS SKINNER °o\ SELL YOUR SECOND-HAND PHO- reminiscently, rained, intelligent baby.” of the royal authors identity. I aN eK. OAL - rH VI POST ASTED : ; Fe s | nograpt. advertise it in the Game y r r MAT J EAMOD so they telegraphed to Petite Stienone] Sativa att Ses tcc wie" s| THLE, TOREA DOR | waitsimere tes turers recite, sone| 33° HURTIO.& SEANON'S 5. | | ge eee ‘Ia ghe too awufily pert and chipper?’ | mamma and got @ favorable answer. sketch Bue, never leughed, Thea,,aih bow asta 10a, DAY. Ruseeli Dros, Mr @ Mra Chas Lilla Bte | HOU of @ group of Grevk soldiers.