The evening world. Newspaper, March 26, 1902, Page 10

3 “who were willing to sacrifice their lives for means ot} DOUBLE PAGE. oo } 7 NG, MARCH 26, 1902. THE WORLD:. WEDNESDAY EVE LEE NW IEGINTIUINTGr SAY OirxILJD” ieseseneees 4 re i WibkI€’S EASTER SUIT. Oh, How He Hopes It Won't Rain’ ca \< Ghe Funny Side of Life. Published by the Press Publish s) . Willie's: Easter cait! Park Row, New York. Entered at the Post-Ofice . Sure ite bein teaut! at New York as Second-Class Mall Matter. 2 Artist that ix building it wears goggles on his eyes; = = * e or si A startl FORE so am | {JOKESOF OUROWN) THE POLICE NEED RAPIDTOODLEIZING. {BORROWED Jones. SSIS ieee na a . : Round to be a shock THE ALDERMEN'S COMMENDATION, |. ove tiny un Lacken. SCIENCE AND METAPHOR, © When Willie hits the block The Aldermen add their volce to that of the Citizens'| > 1 . ny “the ney are gol « to have acon. #1 He can hardly sleep at night for thinking of his prise ‘ x nake trivan t t * Expos . ‘to Union in commending The World for its efforts to clear] 7 tat! 6 : posaihte\ tol give FA Cloth of Byany hues: 7 a I i Greene and reds and blues; up the McAuliffe mystery. Mr. Jerome may regard them]? +; . PUN PET at to breathe. > Harmony: in Had suldeca/ats(helaient as among that “class of public officials who strive} svn x ™ . Fiekles! Don't you betteve It. That's 2 Bitnd man heard it coming and had spasms in his fright. only to please the newspapers.” but they would appear| « ix Moh 53) nS Tiel te os win nore the goods to share the now widespread opinion that if newspaper |] 0S PARINENG PAHEr SUCCESS. © necaune ‘he ‘i Neve SatGantTiwarllve and weather'e investigation accomplishes good results at a time when! fj)” ; False ostoe® Wan, Raa poe |S are the Police Department defaults in its plain duty, credit “ ‘ 5 formed upon the Am@ican who re-#) ¢ nent Unreset thorn { Kupnedoerein We epieeveor ireatc ee « should be bestowed where it is due | vr $ | ppfes for treat 9 |S Tivoulenca ! The District-Attorney says that “Mr Partridge is a oveuabiy vou é, | 3. nd the bottom and a mile around oe i : +s. taorough'y « apping trithe «as alo treet he ski good man and the public should give him time. He ' ae an scat. 2] ® Flapping tn thet oer mene the street hi ps. would seem to have had an ample allowance weeks ) 1 Herald $15 Shrunk the waist, have elapsed since the discovery of McAuliffe’s body er © «© Sight makes come unbidden to the lipa @ week since the Commissioner's expressed resolve to PRESERVE 0s Sites Zi Tiope it. doesn't. rain: t . 1 s rs. 8 bie make a belated inquiry into the case. It is intimated lace tha ‘ - it Mrs. Snags >| would cause a pain, . i £ Willie and the folks who want to see 2 | h I returne re. P that Inspector Harley has any quantity of proof that he ; Pee Sees $ armed ates, site $4 a aie Serle alae ed McAuliffe died of accident; any other theory. in Capt AipROr are) Ww ne cure bh to wet my Easter 9! 2 Hope for tote of sun Tituss belief, has “nothing in it But why not a} jem { no! Ge 3 ee) ' ; ng » Be that ev'ry ole —— ou Gut — ot Se fan cele Ma c Wille ts a piece of ace-ner-le, 4 le proof of the accident for public perusal? | ? Aue May n ' ’ ' little specific p'vof of the accident for public peru i , i SRE Dan S| pater One valid particular aMdavit thereon would weigh more! = oe 4 with the public than all the vague general denials so], | °°" Laie! OLD WAN KICK . | ; far given out by the Department 3 Since he 6 1» and Veons Boys r leave the farsi. $ = pat en nly FS RHA ONEn Red. \ (sar Vlyy-Well, well, [1 : : = t 8 mot ady niin My e | 1 REG LSet siecsuy. vara ot wes: Yor bets eee sore aad See lA, VALE OF (WO) MURRS: public purposes includes Mr Billings's legactes ‘ . = . the fara. and now yo him to | to Harvasd and other Institutions. Mr George smitn's| . BUT ONLY IN ot take (hat=1sdia la Nowe ta ADs i on legacy of $4940 to Harvard. Mr Latcienteid's of s19n0m| 2 “We hear a 5 tt ae | And How Their ‘’ Making Friends’ to Brown aad Mr. Humphreys's gift to Stevens. |Z aaaya, but 1 wou : 4 { 2a | It ts only in Ameriea that auch a record ty possible P casei willooalt ; BD fo OEE Captured a Carful of People. r oD - ‘ a ywded, but toe Giri with the WhiteS#o A QUESTION OF DA‘AGLS, é — = Tigi Ene EI dicate i bevihe lage rently ] a wided thei teinw teil While the evicted Park avenue property-owners ara] 2 DOUBLE TREATMENT . Hi Ha pcorrec? them. ? ; ind herimed twenty cross, entitled to sympathy, it ix denied that they are entitled|© Theres m woman outside, toctor ye eee OU) shan USStrays i Fi were beau- to damages. Before the echo of thetr suddenly demot-| |} ¥° pe shee ot ‘but fj timty new and fa her i fa tor mae SD ae what 4 a ‘ sh biewn. no nd wan evidently a ished dwellings had died away expert testimony unani TAN paTaeh GLA Kea sotian Bice pia Dela in mously declared that the disaster was not preventable. Tie absolutely necessary poor ants | tf) wae Deweves. that muff was evidently the According to the engineers the only way to determine el] her to go back (9 work and stop ang! ef joy and pride She smootned tts moth-eaten that a tunnel ex nis unsafe is to drop a block of |p thinking about hersel! ner | fare and curtively petted the bend and claws tat hung Ump- | . , —— hey mit brown-stone dwellings down into it The prevention ACECD, | Tanta po her ielight in it to hersett, she of the landslide was as wholly beyond human power us $ SEES # | glanced si sly about the crowded tee w many people the Park aveuve tunnel collision, or the Park avenue | ete Peary A dateclad aetalaae ts euseey Ged S| were admiring t casure Ax she dt #0, her eves fell for if © d amateu Pom—T ys aay ME este i 1 wil ne Wo Furs. subway explosion, or the k Avenue Hotel fire. it) 2 workmanship” Y : % he on i ' pestis a aA Hy ‘ ther brow was what the country lawy described as being “an = $ ss the white chiffon hat, the big act of God or other public enemy A WASTED KISS. $ ful Lare- nigh «4 i the pateh of ye low From this wise premise it naturally follows that the “L kissed the stamp your rose-leat lips her at the Jocket’s ne ee < fee no My ow stow as mec the face above the violets as It de owners are not entitled to uny damages, neither from had pr i 7 ; ss pene We be . Sarnia f whit Tas, HIGHT CRSE the State or city, nor from contractor or sub-contractor.| + | wrote te her 8h vier WHAT THEY sPHING From. collar out of witch taat Face looked, and more ‘There is not even a lowly and inconspicuous Wisker to) Quick came the answer that my sou pee They say: that money) ts | ipl aiaae seal oe i ee ri 7 ‘ ae ae i too, were the head and claws of a fo} og held to account. From the property-owners'’ point of Be meen ener civayal alamen ea itcinialearthe | 1 lovked wistfully for a moment at the other's view this may look like a hardsbip, but, on the other { tay letters. fam rees 1 ¢ big brown eyes of the waite fox and at Its flerce hand, what right had they to build their houses over HAR n her s travelled back to her own beloved : re ees Pern eicrt te tet ae SaAleRTeaBeay ite the tunnel” Perhaps they are lable for damages to tne | th al * . i agans ale ked ond car ese lt ansy pose - ~ rs = =} ey, s if to atone ‘¢ er momentary admi. fon of contractor for letting their houses slide into the sulway,| eS 5 siligoeey 8: stoi bland Shae SSS | rs | ople on the oar noted the by-piay, and began to pay ‘The Time to Arbitrate.—The first real test of the work: | SOMEBODIES. } : ae FOOTLIGHTS. { | more heed to the Child and leas to the delinquencies of the Ng efficiency of the Civic Federation ts furnished by the | 4 + fous! lspraction: Compass ‘ppeal made to it in the difference betwean the antora- | HELMONT, MRS. OH. P.—will leave] © Odette Trier and ser husband, Robert en a new and utterly delight{ul blea occurred to tte +e miners and the operators The best time to a New York soon for her country house) f° “LT would be pleased to see ¢ Partridge he 2} were coming out of the Hof: | ex ig. Why should not the two foxes be ads? trate @ strike is before tt takes place at Hemwpatead) tat face into Police Headquarters. at No. 3 Mu ® J) man House when T me: them the other| ‘ghe peeped eayly att rf. but the Istter, apparently ae lCOCKRELL. FM —was the frat native) missioners room openes “Bolt the to ed $ | morning The Metwans rece a pipeea f was not looking The Child very slowly raised her muff te . | Mingourtan to de elected to the Senate | 7 A tnto i 2» Howly snakes 7 t [thelr season and came North for # el with the other and ed the moth-caten nose ol WHEN IT IS WISE 10 BE IGNORANT. | He ts known as the Dean of St a ° you," sald the Rap/4rode f|Mtle change and recreation, and inci- tthe snowy, black-tipped nozsle of tne weite ‘The sudden loss of memory by Policeman Reid, aleo,| cratic aide of that dody i bulla up force The Rapiitoodieum scat yut stern & jaent pas 9 took out for a new play a es ate Caos elaaey 3 y| Miss Tyler saym it must be something | ree had the kiss been consummated when, glancing is interesting. ac soetz's |DOUGHERTY, RPV F 2 on to n 1 Fa tharour 2] fe had the kiss been a oteaee tia ie fue pacegeone nies Burke {nto Goetz'’s| 1 Fathers of San Fra | & mothe: Titus, who w wear seasilet imotern as the classic dram. all very | hold drew back her muff with a little gasp of fear ~ saloon in search of a non-existent burglar one) be appointed a chaplain in tne) @ toodleum . erthe Towa . th on j beautiful but it will not draw the multi: | or the eyes of the Girl were on hit Sunday, was served with drinks and put the saloon- United Sta Army Zs helmet ¢ Dlue and send me our awa , 1 saw him fret Fa men and }rude. They have cone! ‘to do Shake- For a second the opinions of about forty people wavered keeper under arrest tor violation of the liquor law. The | DUNPSE. JOHN-of Syracuse who is} ¢ draw your rena apidtoodiel fone Vil a Inn th sim) mellow e of in speare up tn lavender: and lay hice AWAY | uneertainiy concerning the Gir), Then there was a general ¢ iticto. 4 a railway gine é ¢ at apoke-the r err’ street D lin the ce et. or at the bottom of] sigh of retlef and n car-wide smite policemen are now on trial before Commissione art | Norweg athe firs: Amertoan| f RK the harpoontng ‘ King (ol. Partr ja packing for the present. He is} oe the Girl had grave A me of the white paws of ridge for ettempting to extort blackmail. It is alleged wnirector to constrict a railroad tn} 6 we ansfer ’ , t a hixu have decided to 40) the fox on he~ own muff a ya Jit politely in a hand- that they offered to “fix things” for the saloon-keeper | Note | leum in wetting hia work Mutserr nom i" How - | siake toward the mangy brown t Brown caw and white for a proper “shakedown.” Reld was reported to have rea eet Ae Hees ens Sarees Tie | fa these dave of Umiemt marriages 1 FRR ee ‘ pele seri a ARE Seleniitiie said that he ‘would stand for a fine, but if criminally | te ene Fournier Automon 3 SO MONOTONOUS, YOU KNOW. divorces walle vou walt” Want Itt carer the Gir! with the White Fox Furs, “Say, mise. i% prosecuted he would squeal MEREDITH REV DR Kk Pe en nee nunca that. the same | Rvees there aint many folks that has such’ fasn'nable furs It was when asked about this report yesterday by Nfl-knows Hrookisa ci ; | Se hough for him for | 9® ours. In there?” A. P. TERHONE. j ; reported dying x : : : Mr. Jerome that Reid's memory went back on him. oT sala Miclant ; . Sf veur Mr a Mra. cha . ‘tor er s a ¥ ‘ 4 $ J ot oun journey na remember saying anything of the kind.” said he ' C 4 in Moxica y is together awne back in the sixtt te CULLINGS FROM CONEY. “Will you say that you didn't say that in substance?” de! PH ETY; 8 IRAE HA SE Oe ‘ ened ier they still jog along in hand as foony SECRE ¢ the Na i 5 z manded the District-Attorney. “I can't remember, «ata | as NY Pe bemany + eee ele hapry and Jeaeccouly | Prosoests for the Com.nz Season. dn't you n 7 . . r . | be fou They are ar nothes ur eate 2 \} Reid. “Didn't you make such a statemen demanded Anest inw libraries 54 honor their calling and a shining | heutaaar Hei re peeoe a the District-Attorney again. “I don’t remember BASEMENT TAR : example to all who follow ft, and to he | enhe mer, the py ‘ ‘ ? i i" t Santringham, « . mankind as well, ‘The Walcots | or of the leading carousel, In giving his wooden Wise bo iceman A little knowledge is a dangerous! « yy 0) . $ ie Lhe tency Miller to ¢ oat of paint. While in Bayreuth for the thing—where know Au harm somebody:| ail aanw . 4h oe | Winter Mr. Kixenhe purchased the scrotis for two new higher To know ne as little as Mine | RIS ADELAIDE oe ogreat ttat-| 25 ceador: | tunes to fit his organorium fonsire Gaies-4n oa Fla “ . married Mfe w She) rates sl g ° v ee jnier-4no ist's missing § ( . to be appearing) 4 school of mermalde was wen Inst Saturday awimening: 0,000-—that is the best 1 alth e} that actress vere, althoumh One! nop nopweet in fatitude as 2-4. HIN business mana- ate ne 5 teshe made fast #a-| gee of the new Ladies’ Aquarium, w unat brent ave more TRAN) from our midst at the time or he would have made an ef- c Chas FOR uals CUB ae: BheaNqan tne be pollte the: enterced) da > get them with a seine It would have been a great On May 20 the United State and militar | 4 , ork. Miss Ras catch, Hills Asda! 6 A most domeatls Ittle woman ty a A evacuate Cuba and rn th t 8 Me Well Vit Bot be preety aie ’ , 6 to be pinardiny eanessinore: (on. ner and A new bank {ny process of erection here, wateh will ft pen Mer alike Ail the Ne a es nan for a ouS the stage ©0031 4 jong-felt want, Much ill-feellag has been engendered in This 1 " abs : WAEADI AN SRE RRL AS ONE am the con] the paat by the practise whioh our lending citizens had ac~ doctrine { the people thi pavers PS tinues to appear defore omiientel quired of robbing each other. Now everybody's money will err AP fee ed eer IN THE PATCH 4 jahe says she prays she n eam safe ae the bank A suit of armor has been bought i “a enPOUrAR CR that the Sr jpeuvered stepe pr the paying tetler and he will shoot on # ion. Bank- people of the island of Manhattan may some day be ra . iw hours will be from 6 PM. t A.M. The bank building placed on the same level of freedom as people of . hould ‘ever to be fastened to the rocks with heavy girders of wrought al t should e« appear) a Cuba, and that their right to govern themselves may be is likely that the steel: Puithe Tipe: HAL It:mnay Utne) Deco me: A eer re emai equally recognized hy the whiskered solons at Albany orchestra would be privately tnatructed | stitution . . l who now hold sway over us iY by the Bit up the | rye oil painting of oR Ingersoll in Hades.” whteh Ci aa ay hene aaeae are caused #uca a sensation in art circles here Inst season, has ; : . ‘ $ Pilko NOK" been freshened up with turpentine and brought up to date, THE CASE OF THE FIREMEN. mites penta barat sei fer | A mustache has been addet to the face of the late free In speaking to an interviewe: harles P. rs en enwarement, offering, nis Aervicee AL! chinker,- and: ii tire is now called “District-Attorney heavy Fekete: ra ee es Mirghe Pepiades a $900 a week. He received a double-bar-| Jerome in Had: We hope it wil continue, in its new i ya eae nave companies ls relled snub for his pains He was In-| ang improved appearance. to enjoy its due meed of popur Quoted as saying: It is useless to talk about the present) formed that he waa barred from that) jarity system in the Fire Department as unjurt or as over-| cireult, Recently Mr. Dockstader was . 4 1 working the firemen when there is such a multifold ap- eters ’ or ah i a ne mans We had the pleasure to-day of meeting Mrs. Margaret a agement a : orn! oy Flaherty, 9: que A, New York City, wh e Plication for a chance to endure that ‘infustice inate west actarwaratnee: aherty, of Avenue A, New York City 0 In here pte. Is that a just reason for disregarding the appeal of the sufferers” Not many years ago every factory in the Btate was beseiged by crowds of children under twelve years of age who sought employment: there were “multi- fold applications” for employment on the public works when twelve or fourteen hours constituted a day's jabor and for a chance to risk life in unsanitary flre-traps and i at starvation wages. But the State did not consider the| willingness of human beings to endure these conditions @ sufficient reason for permitting them to do so. Pater- Bal laws came to the relief, perhaps saivation, of thore a orary support. The State owes this paternalism to, people, and that spirit was as much the motive of b existing Eleht-Hour law as anything else. By right nen are included in the meaning of that law, but Commissioner desires the decision of a court to his duty to him. and haute paratory to putting her tent In order for the coming seagon. ke Daskam rtiat to re-! to call {na massage Mre. O'Flaherty Watermelon is our most prominent gypsy fortune-tetler, Magazine or 15) tn sleep, sh] SORATY OO Nock of the at 8 watch it baby, of the nigger man'll get you Axe aeres might became! chronic. Bhe tells us that quotations on the future will not vary @ JANE | WUKRUON, FROM THE PEOPLE ON VARIOUS TOPICS. great deal from what they have been in the past. Rates on prophecies speedy marriages for malden indies turned thirty-five will cont nue to command a premium. . . . LETTERS The sea serpent wan observed about half a mile from shore. yesterday in the ocean ‘This is the first time that the A Moving Bridge SN the firemen from the provisions of thi to class them as worthy of less consider: heen married twenty. | had not mreatly decreased would ympanies, When I asked a couple! accepted one of the seats and sank into| Coney Isiand sea serpent has ever been seen in the water. 7 Eatior Th are and never once has my wife have taken me a full two hour to ‘tera who Were reclining on invalid it, she sata, In a lower tone, to her com-| it is his general custom later in the season to parade the 1 have a brider \ tor he Commissioners Hundreds of sist me they laughed at me. panton: "I never yet knew that dodze| streets and to look in at the various resorts. He Is arways ng bride the simply y same predicament ke to the head porter about | to fait”” Mre.C. R.A. | accompanied at these times by his large apd aotive family, eatator augh! If you do, you ty kl ' nee.) it sald he wanted no talk from me. | and they are visible only to the favored few We atneerely are the same man, who thirty yeare aga Don't you think it is time now a 40, Hut he was willing to take my money, || Saye They Are Geod Husbands. | hope they have not deserted ua We have frequently met would have lauvhed at the Idea of oper. '"* Easter hat joke F > \ Myneif. supp EXPRERBMAN, | 1 patter of The Rrening World them personally, More anon FRED NY ating fostteet cars with a rope The 7. ' many, others’ Will be unable ‘8 nw he Gell ter Maat: See eee eee eee Raye — —— (a steet cable) running over a drum. a. 44, ps, The Rrening Worl? Hime from our work to mwear OM +, 44. sitar ot The Kevening Wertd : is te tae ri oaalere An engineer could enaliy estimate the) My 'ne wi" © Tes Rrening Wort TREC MCN AAMAS HET itty Saal Ml nae ustes Ua lbh oa teeny RE Piola sdiloaosetar sie crap pautaih 45-INCH LIGHTNING. fie A and Dp) ling power necessary! eo swear off my taxen I am a An Expressman's Plaint. lanw the folowing scene: A lady Ooarded|| endier- tor: tour years. We have been] The Inrgeat Induction coll, which produces the longest for a moving lrtdiKe. I'l) bet we'll have | ‘Only'my brief noat hour! qw.the'Réker of The ierealne World, the car and to her companion said aloud | married thirty-six years, A better man| spark for service in wireless telegranhy, in said to be the Che siopersten Galore SAV ane ten more | 1 to do this. | found a line of 1 had a lot of parcela to deliver for a for all to hear: “I have travelled on jin every respect could not be found. | one which was recently made for Mashing messages between What! Sh. perhaps twenty men ahead of me. The fair at 4 fasi we hotel «It ts |New York cars for three y the coast of Japan and Corea. It can produce, in. fact. 4 ud *f | optimtstle old gray-hatred policeman in| tomary for the porters of this hotel to never yet have men proved so ungentle-|army. ‘The advice I give to you mintature streak of lghining 45 inches in length, capable To the Kéitor of The Rvening World: | gharge said I'd only have to wait) assist expreasmen in delivecing their|manly as to allow me to stand, I won-|Do not marry a man who drinas, for) killing any number of persons who might keghad in ite way The Paster hat joke is getting 019 | twenty minutes. I waited the bert part| merchandise, but I am a poor express der if this time fs the exception?” In-| that is where the trouble commences. | and when In operniion sends out something like @humde: and feeble. Besides, it is not based| of an hour, and in that time the iine| company, not affiliated with any of the wing. AB she a bes eon ‘The entire apparatus rretate elfen: 500 pounas,