The evening world. Newspaper, April 11, 1902, Page 10

Published ty Park How atN VOLUM JEROME'S Where, New York get the Was the function trict-Attorney ? Instead of prot case and using | which the Corone 5 na it physicians decla. Violence, District-Attorne whole mach t World” for purposes of | Such a reversal of q too absurd to be fously intended. ar strange evasion of duct of the District At ning of this ex 4s not an offer not an a 1 Without the aid 1 The World ha a doubt the fact and t Auliffe, and the of his being taken « on the stre Tt has d Melty fact tha: was not an tent will continu xood fulfilied. 1) 1 ha ; than the first haif has bes STRANGE PROPO sit USN when or he D Dispelted.— Another top that were entertained TRUST. t hardware firm: THE HARDWARE The announcement that the grea the country propose to Join in at smaller concerns and ont snot enuse ness de public mind ha sfon to the tru to form a trus does it, anti The e tion and an Beef Trust has abolish all competition and modities, aud wt with hardware Moreover, is not hardware ay iron and steel, which a coal, which ts also at It tx true that the t the pockets people of the people nothing whatey MLD PILS AND “SHELLIONS, Mr ebildren of He think ULge> springs t wealth The mud After Kim ' . ‘ earth i dirt over millic quaintance off with the Japan to b ters, rep logical ay the you strong by sts Children « mostly very America ently has in football are being we health of the golf, polo and an abut career, 4 WII She Do It!» going to Jecture, and profitable Wil! she a subscribers to t A TENDERLOIN CHESTERFIELD, It is to the Tenderloin, with Nerow i schools and profeese. polite i should naturally k for goo ‘ \ 5 to the standard is the Chests Sia Sheehan. as shown Kelly last night Kelly conducts first street ! front do: for gambling dens {p the proprictor per lattice and said - han?” “I would lik > the Captain. “1 « © fn this place.” tain, Somebody ha men’s club.” And the i tion, deported with Ee Kelly that “if tc by he woutd drive Captain, epting the exp found any up with nd a pat the doors,” 2 fet) This threat was the only blot on the Captain's - itesy. For the rest his conduct was above reproact Ppa We are disposed to belleve his statement. on eae & gentleman, that “the Tenderloin has never wry iter than it Is at present.” 4 ya. Post-Offices.—The motto of A“ seems to be “seventy million: 4 for the New York Poat-Oftice, ‘ r r the lit ng on the und mor ¢ JOKES OF OLR OWN: ; PRUE Fiinesennny { . i ' erons { Way i vvoms pew | H Pwo KaNES OF GOLD CPTO-D APE PON bin ) SINGUEAI. Ver rnin NEE HES VEOTIMS HIST ACCOUNTS Pon UT SOMEBODIES. (j= } s LETIERS FROM THE PEOPLE ON VARIOUS TOPICS. : Pretty Heeleo Giets 2 PAYNE HELSTON Kiek \ Pheateteat tty a certain theat mentary ticket and w ny the usher after the 1 went downstairs to see mp: © to pay the fl mh Mont If ut 1 inight have been tv Rieioxeetea KI A Words for To the Buiter ef The Evening It must gladden the ho show. Mis fate | heart of many a good citizen that the police have at | the | decided to break loowe from the old sys- ‘x0 my mind, a year ago the world) manager and stated the case, He gaid|tem of biackmal! and infamy, and seek << Ghe Funny JS ide oF ‘Life. wt EVERY DAY WILL BE LENT BY AND BY. PEACE OFFERINGS. Nee ns ts advice from one of her | wt as been annoyed In the same man. ner, A young man employed in the same office with me became very familiar in language, and after standing | with astonishment, a {BORROWED JOKES. faerntonthe i i: { { 8-9.0-0.0-9-9.5-9-38OO0OD : PLEASE DISCARD Xe AND PLEASE DR. ALICE, 6% venson, of Chicago, advises sand return to a state of » Doctor Alltec What is this we near of you? ¢ How HE WonKED IT. Surely yo n't advocat triking an advance? @ Please a n't say that you advise that we should v4 shed z y. Dr Allee! é uston almost smo! sus ¢ it be that, as they say, your clarion voke ‘t asserts é. MInTICRO WT That women should appear upon the streets with- Mr Inte I supp e! We're blushing Itke a house afire, States is but a wide expanse of ¢ of wearing no attire except our tem If there's a phase safely thank, tt Is the thought that in the w it vour scheme that we cam vu allow att. “pants; takirte; 1 ttabure SIGN OF warm W w otha THE M'INTYRE FLAT. Some One Lavished Dog on Them Which AKING OF 5 the salt Slowly Turns from a Joy to a Scourge. M4 nia ie OME ONE an enemy in dfgutse—tmaprted a dog to the ey 1o't tuken at ¢ riges at t Show-1f som: sther dow hadn't gotten them Lo He had a pedt- ve that stretched back te Noun a5 ; ry ft inet the ritle 5 house to keen it sulam the Janitor f mitting him . Hist-WeeMuat-Dissemt ama in ord r tenants from learning of his preser tor little de tyres change rhe was a very « but the Met 1 Cameron in the flat wae Md take him to walk, on Id see a cat an chain. They seo New KS EAPLAN ATION, turn about ried and Mo- ‘ eure, Tf expausted mass of dust and 1 ‘ s int % eae ul times, But soon a new era eet in. “ . t wl to eat A ‘vet’ was Bal ret i lecared the beast had haemoplegic 2] whe knows anything about a dog will Wier TOMMY KNEW. 5 und at ag tow seribuss this 1h), Teel Vets lett i ‘ t only cured Simon Cameron, but « toree Persian rugs to y out onto the etatrway, sp to the roof, tright- ries and bit the Blepto- st the Mointyres $700 in damages innncrthasnouse his hatr. It decorated ed especially among tho Simon Cameron was bald. w morse and drove the en tuble where he held her be- The Metntyres tried to explain It nis playfulness, but the cook resignea e's boin began to work. about the neighborhood that fe haa ore) Halrless Dog, fer whicn n be toek to walking abroad leaving the dog aleme out- i ROOTUIGHTS: ve daon first day Simon Cameron ses od a trt phant. among us. 8h uskel Mri MeIntrywa, He i Ie is * yop on the elther side of that place,” 4 OW si M ‘i tyre t gripping his Reart. ’ we'll trade at a butcher . . . eks You know T never Lomet Mine De tt n they're alle? pera Madan void AP TERHUNE. she we * a | The Secrets of Beauty Revealed for ; | Evening World Readers by an Expert. ea oes -erestity oar All ‘Take ‘Vartar Of the Teeth, ' t t pomething that will take a green tartar off MAMIE. red pumice stone, an oranges Sharpen the stick to a flat point, the stick Into the lemon Juice rub over the green Ino between the teeth. toup]| Bir times with warm water. Pumice batters {and lemon will remove the tartar and all discolora- i tlons except those caused by decay You should not resort t top stone often. If y will injure the enamel of the teeth nen ye vir teeth are clean tt will be your own fault tf you pot keep them so. The teeth should be brushed twice a at leat, moming and night © you a imple, but very halk, four ounces mphor, on wholesome tenth powder: powdered orris root, etght ounce. Reshuce the eamphor ning it with a very Nttle Mix thoroughly and sift xion Distresses Her, “THINGS” IN A WILL. Aver f Wille Mabry ul vise me For the last wo months my tongue has . during which time I have tried salts and bitter waters for a disordered stomach, to no avail. Have been to her daughter, | tte dowtor, who gave me some kind of a bitter medicine, iy | with the same result. Have no : face ta whiny and and directed that all ean sao toltme elie (one ples and blackt since Twas sixteen (I'm rnd 1 feet alte very (iscouraged and mis- KATE. the proper sort, Have moetimes a simple coastul, Take it vf soda in a ginas sour before brenke Mrs he tended that eant ¢ Realor ¢ ther tainly need medteal advic you tried taking phosphate y of thle sort will be remarkably su: wa: A teaspoonful of phoaphate er, as hot aw you ean ¢ Re meant that all her uded, except the $1 Realor, was | of soda? Hose — | fast, and the same vt nie » bed | try this te imp’ acid, 15 drops; bornx, (grains ( tuld dame 20 ralnes 1 flute rose water, 21-2 fuld ounces. Mix and dissolve. Apply night and mor it for some time fhe i dbt mot d at TH w rut thin made him treahe wer 1| WILD ANIMALS ON THE OCEAN up my cou A difficult thing to adjust for animale on an ocean voyage tters to matter of temperature, The rhinoceros. whe eam Atri, writes ‘T. Wallace Thorne In Lesile's jal room built him and heated with i a atove, part of t © the animals which impose on you but stle were accustomed to the Japanese b your rights, BROOKT,| the fox, and red-faned vr monkeys, who Hve In The Road to Beauty. the snow In Japan, rode on deck, thetr 8 being placed Most of the on vegetables, To the Biltor of The Evening World In the open afr «Mt South Brooklyn is the place where youl and rlee was thelr stap at meat, Mke the can see all the pretty girls that you | Japanese foxes, . &c., were given email would ever care to me. Take the ele: | fowl, sometimes raw and sometimes cooked, Although the vated at the Bridge and ride to Sixty fifth atreet and you will open your PREDDIE. wild animal tn captivity has the sad fate of a man in $a the beasts have one «reat advantage over the humam race on an ocean voyage. The animals are never senate,