The evening world. Newspaper, February 3, 1902, Page 6

ee] @ IS WISINTN Published by the Press Publishing Company, No. 53 to 63 Park FR Bntered at the Post-Office at New York as Second Class Mal! Matter VOLUME 42. NO, 14,776 MR. WHITNET’S RETIREMENT. As between Lyman J. Gago, sixty years old and chafing at the brief period of enforced idleness following his retirement from the Cabinet and eager to “get back {nto the traces,” and Wi atxty, but preparing to retire from active business—which is the wi man, the sounder philosopher? Tt fs not to be supposed that Mr. Whitne he gives up participation {n business affairs His racing stable, in which he has $1,000,000 invested, his society interests here #14 town and country houses, are suMetant [n themselves to keep most of his time congenially employed. In building up a greet fortune he has not worked with tho single purpose of accumuinting money He has lived « many-eided Iffe, and interested himself in most of the things thnt con cern men. He {s thum at aixty, provided with atsindant resources for enjoyment of » higher kind than that which monay-getting gives and ts ready to begin the last stages, sometimes the best, of a busy career with the serene and complacent appreciation of wealth which good health brings. His way {s better than Gage’s, and he has no reason to fear th: Ike the ex-Secretary of the Treasury, he will be miserable away from his desk. am C. Whitney, alse will be an {dle man when “Battery Dan's” theatre party this evening must not go unmentioned among the important eooiel events of the reason Mr Finn's soctety career, gince his debut with a series of receptions at the Astor House @ering the Seventh District Congressional campaign, has been making wteady progress. A JAIL-BIRD ROMEO. “Ba” Biddle's tender poem about “violets” and ‘true heart from behind prison bars to a little girl who visited him in bis cell, ex- MMbits him in a graphic way es a man of sentiment. “Stone walls do not 8 prison make” for a convict who could compose a pom like this and follow {t with the fervid love tettera he wrote to Mrs Soffel, printed in Sunday's World. The telegraphic ¢espatches about Bridle have furnished a peychologt cal study of a lover such as a novelist might aspire but despair to por tray. They have revenied a burglar and murderer, a “bad man’ gener ally, in @ romantic role that readily explains the fascination he exerte! over women, and makes it credible why « sentimental girl Itke Jessie Bodine snd a mature woman with husband and children. !lke Mrs, Soffel * written should each regard the eacrifice of honor as a slight low for the gain of | hts compantonship ‘The new train between Parts and Calals, which covers 18444 miler in three hours, is probably the fastest in the world [It beats Engiand long-run fast trains, like the “Flying Scotaman.” and quite outelasses our | numerous “limited” flyers Just now, however, we are more concerned with safety than with speed. THE WATTRBURT FIRE. ‘The destruction of Waterbury by fre ts lorally as great a calamity as the burning of Boston. In a night one of the wealthiest of New Eng land manufacturing towns ts wiped ont, with immense monetary lone to the rich and homelewness and muffering for the poor. A town fire ile partment {s fatally handicapped in fighting a blaze fanned by a gale Where « city can concentrate its engines on a threatentne fire and ex- tinguish {t at the start, a town fepartment can deal soceesfully with « Dlaze only in the most favorable circumstances A COLLEGE OIRL OF SIXTY. Tt ts never too late to be a new woman One of the stud Northwestern Academy, tn Evanston, Ml, !6 Mra Virginia Waterman, who is sixty. She expects to take a full college cours, entering Cornell after her graduation at Evanston. Mrs. Waterman is the oldest college girl on record and her sexagenarian search for learning {1 to be com- te nt the New York | THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENENG, FEBRUARY , 1902. —— _ f boo e846 Oe bee ees tee CeCe rts o-68 a@ ON THE MANHATTAN ; HUMAN COMPR I,"’ TRAINS. : By T. E. Powers. 1 2 GATE Man é \+ é le 3 lg ‘| | : . | ‘ The Parron Md of the ne, why do you fight the Child of the Y 9a pity yer hadnt bet 7 Do you not know that perdition stares you in the face? | manners ’ NOTHING HAPPENS. 4 REVERSE SCARE. TRAINMEN HAVE BEEN ORDERED TO USE REDOUBLED EFFORTS TO JAM | P THE PASSENGERS DURING RUSH HOURS. Cn ee ce ee ey i ‘ ; Y ¢ =) a ATOR DEPEW. |r | | THRE ¢ RAILROAD STORIES BY S¥I FORBES ANDO HIS WATCHES. THE KEYNOTE OF SUCCESS { TURNING DOWN A SHARPER, « rience ae @ rallroa am often asked } ° never met why was a at tent of + ‘ Aisctpiinarta s 4. I'l te t as he ° ae the tly t . Wa ry all E . an struggling ry W ked i 1 was ace one 1 wa c 3 fepartment, g nl of one Ra t : ‘me k yy and ho! n elon t i r ' ei! you an ineifent that rat ‘ ~ ' maint 1 his dts sal raliroad # | muppiied wit : | | month a 1 mn reat be { Salaried electricis z 4 ands « pes as maim And sees his own shadow’ — ‘ ——— JEROME'S POSSIBLE JOB. mended. * f K 1 | Of college «trie in genera! e mean university professor ears: Ld Meet and talk with the classes of young women which have gone our from C ‘ mprehend.” ad: Vassar, Smith, Bryn Mawr, Wellesley, &©. and you will discover eel te ated than tf they had attended the avernes adler’ | RY II A eanedl © pleasant, Intelligent. fot 4 piris, just abour as ‘ t sof ‘ for a dance, a ame and marriage as tf they had Iploma. | and tmproving his Tt {e fair to infer that the autho: of these slanderous remarka was |. °% Pairheven, Mans hood . 1, ny, ROOSEVELT, PRESIDE - soured !n early men’ by @ college girl's “No | fs spine Lr SAL aN livers ae weet irri ENCYCLOPEDIA _ —--- — Prewitar Jumbia fs inate New hut passed his . Arbitration {e now in progress tn Virginia to settle the claim of the | sot uae Tiss : RAR ete ay eres : Rey. W. P. Hines against the Norfolk and Western Railway Company for ° ~ r ey ayedl fire y the loas of a satchel full of sermons. The foss of the sermons t= not dented | . Op ney ae a C 1 . |x ' “ py the railroad, which merely contests the valuation placed on hie mann- | awe Goninitiee toireosi¢e imalinies . | Neaor seript by the reverend gentleman. Such property may fluctuate in value ee ‘i as Bes eel nawliene ! ; fas much as copper stocks, and the Hoart’s problem ta a delicate one he fr tobac ie alive inevrance to. 378 < ——— hewel one pound a wel for $704.3 ) eee Ones hia] rot, Jules Ma F by. It 49 expected that more than 200,000 German-born citizens of New York . ' “ df ° f RIC, says et ms Hs it was Mime: Joruise will welcome Prince Henry when he arrives. Many an Important State in | sign tn a dro A sa tid mak sah | atrioke: mn Auatpalt Bae the German Expire has a smaller population Saxe-Coburg-Gotha.w a gee nrades Lau » interfere w tucks and trimmed around the ia A aS eS, zI with the steel ornaments vo | 160 square miles, haa less; Meckienburg-Strelitx, with 1,131 square miles water ea ee Polite teres Aad ths has less than half as many Tae . LE ; Upper sleeve tucker the tr eat ey THE NEXT STEP SCISSORED, LUMOE i ! i below the elhuw in «bet —_— —--— — wal ~ wiW2 ateel ornaments and have . ty you suppose i ta M u the lower sleeve of ehirred btack aig etters from the People. axe che Conte cena | oe: | bay tater te bee : 3b LO une f the handa y y e a good skirt. 1h = = are . andr them h On ret ate » hips and take a t ¥ ty. But an ounce AC ielsoaaa fo which is bled | pound of cur secordien-plating - Sta | blsck th bund i lear! ‘The cook saya amenie guage, wee realy ford them, what they eal () * CORNELL So 18 Trenaucy Departmen, | wilter 8 Sidi abe’ ad you inlaw ? Put this question of @ea8ey | CanduetarsDatlen n eines ake your skirt with a flounce not » 1 aerat a anata wd rand re Ma. | over elxhe Inehre deep In front, gradu- = mS AN ‘ eRe nibh a 1 dumb, Soutdawars eAll geal A eratthe tack, Finish the bot pe] QUERIES AND ANSWERS, | 1 additional holiday | the new. Coroner, hin] 2 eu never will -| fom of the flounce witha two-inch heen, . ovonine | ents at eighteen Italian . hy didn't you Jake sarvanis. | Way: any mother once! with two rows of black oeau de sole w pipes wdieh are | UThE End Crowne the Work.” Yes, ple | ch \e maither than having a atral@ht! You could repiace thi i —_—- aati canal line where the Mounce Joins the| with an allover black chante ee : at tue] Tee FOL following the example of POINTED PARAGRAPHS, se aulEre kirt, Have the top of the ounce outle wide chantilly lace insertion Joine, “ Me in irage the ioe A In seallops a wo narrow | jong:nwise ” lon tam the bridge over the Harlem erupiprry, | Winter touriat businers fering Bete] Crooked wayn lead t ; ae What Is her reas] ¢oida of peau de aole, with two mmalll je tine era arrom clusters of tieky a tee One Hundred ond Thisty-<hird strest ota Awarioa: Ne Acheron to wtralte cirales over each point between the sri flan. ‘This te a camy wurve (S-ahaped), ant “dere " pny ittad |e teen tat cng et, Ane ays when a wed - ee plattorm or guardrails If 4 car jumped ws of ploughs tn stat we 1 me mae bi Shades Pgh ds mere ap You at Jat a " tampion of America? te a long racetrack that doesn’ f w new book —Ban Francisco : a Gaal Kewetoo Fate a fool from hie co! Cie Body gt TRS Walay teeeen Ja te nee! * Choral Union, fare) The undertow of self a may not| Then the de * Aaa a a Eee Te =r —___—~ a tventan Worle wat] be visitle in the but it's | po steal) ratte nen AN UNCERTAIN GAME, TAKING THEIR CHANCES, je ciroumatances, ‘ovi- | there Just the ean , ink Tm a py nl — pest mt time] Many a ma cr attaining | show you [amt Wakil long the 1 t dl ay oo It cultivates ning a high alking along the Hine of the subway] “T nae ; ysition forgeta a ot of the p ; oe." sald Baumeister, of The Evening Worl Mr 8. A rene Minis Justioa proposes aon eT ieee tee es the | alwaye reminds me of sitting Ina lively! teaacn man, “that th Hediste + intorm me which one works the Prononnced Like to Feform the nacre legal phraseology, | STAVitY until It ix everiastingly 100 late erage taeare, aereerea | oe ‘ 5 he Knighta of gy rier, the rich man with hie oraine or the poor | To ine & Been orae were Ja Erance. than: fh] Imitation may be the sincerest fat-| yusband 4 women never acem t Smith cela mee Haward) Patrick are getting up a reception for rain or the poor | To the Réiior of Rvening Wo: ti dQ substitute plato, straight: | tery, but the proprieto : dusband—You, women never asem | to - is Paik © proprietor of 4 patent | know just what you want when you Kol “Why eat’ queried Julius Smith, eo Henry, work WORKINOMAN, men with bis arms and body doing laborious | Kindly print 2 minis tences whieh the moi ts 4 Latter . mont never flatter opping proseuaciatin of Mr." uncultured people Will be able (o uuuer> Urugmiat | afterw momethiog “Just ‘as | WitecOt course we don't, if we aia] “Because,” replied Edward, “there is came KO 6 “Chicago Dally Newa it wouldn't be shopping. always & change of getting Tis #0," annented Kelly the plumber, “They're takin; (or = a chance om potting Kyrie Deliew's t ee