The evening world. Newspaper, February 7, 1902, Page 10

THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 7, (vz. TE WW ITESINTIONTGr “WAY OoIRR ILD" © VounOwn oreroca,® BY MME. LOUISE. @OB59.0.6.0.0-8:4,9.5:0-0-9. COG 68608555858 BEBE E4 46 05.66.6.90604 85-464 AS4D 696.69 0G6-:06-5.9.005-8 5-.9-6-0-6-6.8-3 The Funny Side of Everyday Life. A RUSH OF ROYALTY TO UNCLE SAM'S DOMAIN. - @udltenes dy the Press Publishing “ompany, No. 63 to 63 Park Mow, New York Entered at the Post-OMice at New York as Second-Class Mali Matter MR. CARNEGIE'’S EPITAPH. : The epitaph which Mr. Carnegie thinks would most succinctly inform = + Sue posterity of his characteristics {s: ‘Here lies a man who knew how to get around him men much cleverer than himself.’ The epitaph was sugse at the formal presentation to the Stevens Institute last night of ow t B in ab ix hes trom the af a engineering laboratory built by his gift of money It was said in Jest, but H hn ott m0 a » have three as frequently happens with eim/lnr jesting remarks, there is much seriou earnestness to it | This policy has been the keynote of Carnegie’s achievements !n fron “| Koval Boanpens | making, as it was of Napoleon's in conquest and is of the success of all | ¢ ni} Faesmcaneaconn a 1 ill be necessary for yous te great captains, whether of war or of industry. Mr Carnegie himself has | GLEE merece ( on numerous occasions harped with seriousness on the ame theme. The | + #45 Dont Bory ability to choose lieutenants or fleld marshals or assistants {s the hall- | ¢ Fj ed mith the appliaue = mark of the kind of genius usually called “executive ability.” It ts a | + ‘ lear coffee. n much better equipment for success in life than “the Infinite capacity for | [| Faom me PumP, manne h you sent a samplo LLG pease ve mer rimming tike RECOIL ein io use! pila taking pains,” which was the old definition of gentus. The painstaker now too frequently becomes a plodder, while the man who knows how to make other men work for him succeeds. It is the new gospel of on deavor, and {t handsomely rewards the men who know how to practise ft, even when they do not preach it, as does Mr. Carnegie IND Fete cn anniow he EACLE Waist ordion platted, I n the top of the It appears that the dinner-table discussion of art topics by Mr. ‘Widener and Mr. Morgan led to the financing of the great traction deal We know from Nick Muller's experience that art and finance are closely related. A LITTLE JOURNEY ABOVE THE CLOUDS. It fs interesting to tool coaches against time with numerous relays of horses across Jersey, in the style of Vanderbilt fils, or to take the I!mited’s locomotive to draw your private car at record-breaking speed, !n the man- ner of Vanderbilt pere. It is I!kewise exhilarating, fn the J. J. Astor style to go into the cab with the engineer and hold the throttle while the train dashes along et a sizty-mile gait. But the palm among exciting episodes fm the pursuit of pleasure in fast motion must be accorded to the Arch riscniwonialiite nething different i trimme duke Leopold of Austria, who yesterday with his wife made a 200-mile ae & a trip throngh the air above the clouds in his new balloon, the Meteor. ai ae as The royal pair made the trip in three hours and a half less than the ie ak >, “4 time taken by an express train to cover the same distance. It was an Sey OR HOME eG tm performance in afr voyaging, as well for the socia} status of whlacrs i portant 6 socia) status mnite DRESSMAKERS, | the aeronacte as for the success of the trip as a demonstration of the science of aeronautics. The Evening World's Daily Fashion Mint. There is « “higher-up” responsibility in the Sheriff Guden case that should be investigated. Who was sponsor for the man who “draws the line at murder end burglary and larceny” {n polities, but 1s a pretty bad lot in spite of this virtuous self-repreasion? THE PENNSYLVANIA'S PENSION FUND. Corporations are not supposed, either in Inw or tn popular estimation to have soule, but the figures about the Pennsylvania's pension system give | an inkling of thie existence of such a possession on that railway’s part Within two years the road has paid out $500,000 to {ts retired or super- emnuated employees. In so doing {t has set a fine example of corporation philanthropy, one concrete return for which {!s found !n the increased , loyalty of its employees, who make an army of 100,000 man At the fiftieth anniversary of the road's incorporation the President q attributed the company’s prosperity and the splendid condition of its prop erties to this loyalty which has been fostered tn part by the establishment Hi of a penéion fund A FLOOD OF NEW LIGHT ON THE SUBJECT 4 to proselyte among cURNESS, SIR CHRISTOPHER, MP, | a > wha ts [physique as » ' Mrs. Dowling, who on her death-bed chose her suoressor in her hus- for a ohtk ; band’s affections, left an interesting legacy of love. It was a rare act of es ee { feminine consideration—one worthy of Ruskin, who gave up a wife toa a ' ea | 4 (riend. _ Lo = Remodel your gown by making the) “¥ 4 A MILLIONAIRE’S STABLE. : Bauer pamlnaieaty COM eo S : Mr. Haggin’s new stable. on Bast Sixty-third street, just around the flare’ atthe bane : corner from Fifth avenue, will cost $750,000. A mililonatre’s horses are BES SORELLE Bow better housed and surrounded hy more luxury than kings were 1 enn = | NES Were a cen Sahar andlor tha tunnel WEIGH Was A BRIDE'S WEDDING COAT tury ago. A Socialist might draw unfavorable comparisons with the cond | aes 1 A { tion of the poor in east side tenements. But some part of this lavish ex _—_—_—_~ ARR ESOSAN A APACS IRMA Sanne A | wished ” Aa | Wished» t new animal t penditure wiil reach tenement dwellers in the way of wages 5 POINT OF NIEW,. H HIS MISFORTUNE, FLATTERY. 8O-AS to pr for dinner ; money 1s thereby put to a hetter use than most of Mr Sages. which ia H Soguestion by F. M. Howarth, a7 ~ [ataneothis BOON DERE. wel ; i $ *: sk nt ¢ j locked up in safe-deposit vaults awaiting a currency atringencr in Wall } ; =~ Sy Ee ' la apeceit street, but ts at present idle and useless The spending millionaire ts more | ¢ i nae | BIORNSON PJORNSTIENNE, when |! germ antl the 3 " i, recently asked to write an autow © really seems to have bee + : Deeful to society than the one who hoard t $ owraphy, wrote "I was born in 162, | achieved . certain wizard of the ' 1 a i lama : } : and have heen Killed many times, Ut} needle and the shears. The novel com” f ‘The Japanese brewer who has come acUalen\ Staten cottearateon |i { amimol aultexcesd fection la a picturesque wrap, ar cloak ‘ ap 7 » 4 CURRIE, CHARLES EARLE, of Lout® | in w 4 riven ts Ps make beer will become a great missionary { Uiration when he returns |? } ville, Ky., haa been knighted by the lise onupe i3 oe Maas Ay frome home. We khow from the testimony of Milwaukee brewers. firat in the ° i King of Denmark, in honor of his ef- |The wintry weather inapired tne ia CTA . ‘ : y forta to promote trade relations be-lor thir jatest « , Geld in the Philippines, tha: beer is an unexcelled agent of ctytlization ; tween that country and the Unlted|¢amitiaae tesuse Rane tet It quite surpasses the Medford rum with which we tise . : States. Th t Geuth African savages a national strike of mi against any in: sugrests Proposals for peace between England and the Roers enme with Brace from Holland and t Luner . Chiped ‘and fants se Goi ai dr. sentiment should Incline her to wish + 1 the desolation of the ‘Trans ria to jon Yaal. If they avall, Willielmina will get 9 greater glory from the w m “ay than any other part 2: ave torreon M you I zr $ WWASHENESS 3 Husky Her yy don't have no Juck wid dese suburban 3. 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