The evening world. Newspaper, April 15, 1902, Page 9

Love, humor, adventure and pathos are oddly yet ex- quisitely blended in this excerpt from Stevenson's “Dyna. miter.’ It is thought by many to be the best story in the book. It will be tollowed to-morrow by ‘*The Fair Cuban’s Story,” by the same author. natural deeive to keep the fires of my philanthropy 4 trom | align! and myaelf by an evocable oath 1| gee ‘ » the butlers pan inarsherahip) iniahallenciety “ ose and was still refused. f have fled: ay, and for the CHAPTER IV time « vo Preached Paris. Oh! what a The Contesston. terval 0} that N some sort, I believe, 1 was prepared for the specs} MY meabetal 3s Ls I teeeeneat ] tacle that met eyes, I was propared, that 1s. | i the villain dead, but the rude details of| Les , eu violent sutcide to was ur to endur x hou! fs ‘ : prince, unshaken by horror as nad rem * ve a life which 2 r shaken by alarm, assisted me with the most r nd ob Geek UL bth Cal) Woe yout ful gallantry to regain the dining-room conceive, to tue Paris agency of the society There we found our patient, still, indeed. teadly | which [ served. | Pale, but vastly recovered and already peated 1] My submission was accepted. 1 took up once more chair. He held out both his hands with a most|the hated burden of that life. once more I was at 1 the sabe wt nterference you that solemne t another tere - o : plead your cause toe ae : ; . thdrew, The young mam, to thinking ¢ z . « departed by himself to seelt att by 5 . tive gailan lent me his sumed the F c . k t note! ‘The next day the Sana Sitest siwauKd = elled: nor from that hour to this b t overhangs . tT) ugh sometimes regretting my engagement, have B as 1 this house & es tor HE END pitiful cesture of interrogation the call of ed and hated, while You (eracatt he ig LATES iy MODES FOR MEN. He is dead,” sald the Prince yer le u _ . | 2 =z made this scasem “Alar!” cried the young nome wns the " ‘ { Wack goo@ntiill Whar ¢ 1a tous linger MN t ain them @ grace), wille my sur Ug. r s also true « : vie from the same. He Fe fe : t t ‘ + weare hater of | rf ath fr ye years m 4 i! et xh 5 Ht * NE beaded te blood boiled against heaven when I beheld th jon i " s ! s ’TI 3 w lew “ . ‘ f i x “ h lore, howd and ag Awhen T altnessed the sorrows of 1 > - —- = _ 5 . shih Se ES, re t Inpel, and {: ehowss) iain poor Al yur Highness, in surely no ungenerous| der that.vou were a maa Ae t saw the 1 gq exre nt of ¢ ! 1 1 cout nt oP ‘ Meee a tee aaa Trond ceancants enrollee ssiehanione: telenemles be meh eCN oral egonlen untelasemia when, at last. | my eri "4 t 1 hack from s Haile sie Ea lee ‘ Neath obi “= = r thir unjust and doomed society; in surely no un !we heard the slamming of the door which ann eat t t toy 1 not ! ‘ sxinle 1 1 ) “te et His Hie aid tha he dress coat. zu ea oA ea bi . MAKE YOUR OWN DRESS ME Sieigos aaa s UTILITY LESSON NO. VII. & ning back from rs ant lone after, when the : See wera So “HOW TO DO YOUR OWN GARPENTERING. Seti oes i P k t t th Lowe back to thelr own i AI CONTIR MATION, SUIT. : pee 7 ty I he climate was no longee Teen raslaniic be eeabrmeali ee. prone iptay wo ald be ‘ ome na 4 1) be-mild and warm the tesire ta 1 would sags [foolaty Fave and how to vse No. |. How to E’ectric Wire a House x set oy 9 cold winter, They had ee ee a 28h | diem. Elementary descrip ora Flat wart ely reired thelr young before they a pinin, weletttted, seven-rored | Mon of Low to make a joint No, 2. How to Build a Boat | know t Period,” |g sagehcteoloraaee as the Httia ne well at the base with tunen and mortise No. 3. H P. * “ t s wer cough to etand the and the bottom wit! Information of ho. to make No. 3. How to Paper a Room. i . ik Journey they all flew away to tial soe and Pa hat rack, mend a eliair, No. 4. How to Make a Dynam>. Ins sot) Hut they never forget where Nalesenethee leet make curtain poles and put No. S$ How to Start a Vegetable mn real domes are. Wvery satay sea ; in book slielves. Garden, iS ade the Wace tack and make thel pene ae born. They eame No. 6, How to Build an Engines. ‘ He z No. 7. How to Do Your Own’ Car —_ ~ ~ ee Fi — ; pentering. musements. : N 6 Pi 5; n °Q Big Vaud Hespinetia ait taxes 8, How to Start a Fiower Gar PROCTOR'S e.o"% 4 them all y 230 STS STH AVE. | belle? and trimmed wt siares at the bottom. the tad with darts, hav No. 9. How to Mend a Clock. No. 10, How to do Your Own Plumb- Cainer Se alee dean ceranibetath *) SBTH ST. ae Sat eee eee o Bey. TO MAKE OVER SKIRT. BROADWAY Tues os uous selling, TON a wora GAL COEAITY. " , ULASSES AY LOW AS | sets were a OO: Mate Wei ulists) Gpticians eer Practice 8 . E- her-lei-cch & Sons, sovveniis! 2A : ‘ 217 UROADWAY — Astor Hous 223 SIATHAVENUE rear toh St. 13.45 BROADWAY—near seth st P Ali Opi non Dale ‘Meme. iRAN UCHESSE, a he Ae 2d ot "FOR ROME DRESSMAKERS. ieee “the i Aiea ere ee oe ay Boer ng te ag 14> not ksow how [ft woul SLU Lh) The Evening World's Daily |" ‘ : x anid in « ai : . amusements CASINO ° LAPAYETTR eit | Fashion _Hint. | thi ar ihesnee . 2 seen! : i. 4 ‘ = GIRCUS MAD.SO.GARDEN}!. hoa, co. OF MERRY tA ARERR m i * : i Rides ‘ . pet ee : LS ONLY OG bDays Ot a rte ‘ : Great 4-PAW |iiti:| AMELIA BG geleren ea nara ik wi mnt ; j Gatkue lene » SELLS BROS 0." A Modern Magdalen, The front gc Srined ow 1 ‘ ated erent c i (ian aednate: Bown lot wht ’ Z , of the brask a © Manhattan ribbon where they meet [ - The watet is tucked all over. yoke {s of clusters of tucks ant tion, The bertha is made iike flounce. The sash is 0 fen. This is the style o r M. requested, and 1 hope she can copy thie one, :00. | TAILOR-MADE WAIST. Dear Leutee: lke to bave ab KELCEY i : MATINEE TO-MORROW, 25-50c.) | 18 MATINEE TO-DAY. i ANS rata 20TH CENTURY MAIDS, Be Wray At Mata Tow 4 $19 ned Bake ‘The int ipa THe GOVERNOES S08 INTINUOU caeenre PASTOR’ 5 se 2c. and 3 WALLA CRS: baat i rea ite : : : Satie Peat eae \ ACADEMY ol at sees | } eSTAR SAE 5 ar ) : UNDER 7 FLAGS "82%" onty'g es SAN TOY SAVED BY SMALL-POX. To cut this fancy waist in medium kind and the u D ates” DALY = SA George Welsh had degenerated into a. aise S$ yards finches wide } ie tw Fe elabora | ' ay | Bes 7 hobo, dirty, ragged, homeless and in- $3 inches wide or 17-5 yar artis ronnie eG THEATRE ren ere KEITH'S. “ Gifferent to his fate. chen wide will be required, w nine is ty. : Prene wine atetee , ! Passing from jail to jail, he » © for collar « ' SE-D0x CBROAAY CO ETN OOK NEST [ME TROPOL is toot 4 ot Ave at a aflort teem tor smraner In Mount Holly, Her boc or i f CARRICK TABATRE ; THE RAYS—AHOT OLD TIME mys a ‘elegraph, and yarda TT) i i} M Evgs. 81 Mat atarax ag 2) SKY FARM thik” fr when released drifted to Camiten, where} wide, or 11-3 yards 44 inches wide TH nose, ELSIEGWO LE £ THe wom, he applied for a night's lodging in the| bolero, with 41-3 “tramp cellar’ at the city ‘The doorman noticed sizes T2 to 10 oe * NEW SAVOY THEATRE vay | Ree r the hobo's face. He ; ier. World, | Ms } OL DIERS <'you" tae tr eqail-pox,in the Mount Holly jail. He| putter "fultding. New Yorke vty . ———> ROBERT E DESON , POR TUNE. Te NEW < Male Wed. @ Oot at was hurried to Camden's isolation hos- ————— ! at} Kaichertocker Theatre ‘ = NEW \0 HALL. OF FAME. pital. j wil Ka of at ; as It proved to be a light case, and A DOUBLE TEAM. ninpiy pare oft | | ERANCS WLSON in THE TOREADOR: Epp « ; oy get Welsh was soon set at work serving the| A man who was bicycling In southern |tennon fite easily to. the ehouid Mon aaTliaT Re . BDEK Ae warat other patients. He was obliging and| France ts pu his 4a un ‘1 tise A” | » it ae Nae Py 1 ER bert \ wet willing to work, and afte cons|#teep hill when he overtook a pexsan and tennon and a wooten 4 WILLIAM COLL'ES rit eRaLin 9g sie oa & valescence the medical inapector em-| With a donkey cart d into it. When th ani ‘ ‘ PPLOMST | LULU GLASER © Dolly Varden ployed him at a week ava taborer, | ‘The benevolent cycllat, putting his 1 are small t hut may be ® cra ERIUN , ; saat ? 4 gfleft hand against the back of the cart, | y glueing lof pe Ww R Gambler's abtar. Geena ty nine fapasth aN pushed #0 hard that ihe donkey. taking | f . DAVID nel asco “LESL IE CARTER Dau palary list, several weeks ago Sree) puted Bie ioad dl gusaee| 4 DU DARRY | HUBER’S “les “T want to stay here aa long ae I var i R | can," be says, “Thie |e the firet ateady| When the summit was reached theltennons to fi: into a douvld sauiNen, Ww AMERICAN : Brooklyn Amusemonta, job T've had In years, Small-pox has |P2asant burst into thanks to his bene- fr pieces are bevelled and mitred : [Mat Dally Eheaush the fireskers.) ‘ookly juseme deen the making of me. I'm through] factor. alved t at right anal i . “, MONTAUK, SY — mith tbe life oF avaareet® mensigur! he prot Sry be soearatitn ar ie ri seashl apnured Al ILANTIC AN ORNY Mawstys Bir PARA IS I Lia in WHE welsh is nto the centre of the angle with «luc Bhs Hara N : Paar pe FR ulboera at Uc antag dean dlhy clam 8] never in the world ha The dove-tail Joint, as shown in the : tae sides Just abo ma acia! The Hichioes MARLOWE! xP 523m, angodtal, ith gay isl Ulustration, revembies the joint de] -—--s FIND THE OLD SOLDIER'S DAUGHTER, Beat areata Orem ‘ \ ; s