The evening world. Newspaper, May 2, 1902, Page 11

ora This story of love, peril and mystery is a : mond Lens."’ Its exciting features are soft. ened by a tender and beautiful love interest, Sen ne HEEELERD POG DOH HHH HOS 7 =] =} At evesy atep they took they drove thelr thin] We are lost! The soule have got loose! We aro dead! THE WONDERSMITH'S DEATH) At svay aten they took thas crore enale tain |e age loath The aula Hae. ek Lao Se ink me! Ah! fends of hell!" Jranksn authors of thelr being s) and KIN was thelr mission, and they atabbed | Aroused by these frightful howls, the three gypsiee 1) killed with Incredible fury Apranm alan to et, to find themselves stung wtered on the W {th'e mallow cheeks {loath by tho mantiins at, pleroine ¢ irtion with thelr} They ra y shrieked, they swore, They stag~ ned biades gered round the chamber }Wan put into bia, and in another moment % Palpitating Heart was pressed againal hia own apored word He JON KiaR, an embrace, a few pore rite, e And the haunchbaok and the girl atole softly toward | the door of the chamber In whlen the four aypsles | By FITZ.JAMES 0’ BRIEN. PUY azuared evils HEA HI Hon WtasRanC Meancnin at | Ne Monotonoua rocking of Mme. | the sleepers and " Eitomel's ohalr we the stloned IMiomel'a fat canta wis » with them. Tiinded In the eyes by the ever-stabbing weapons STNOPAIS OF PRECHDING CHAPTERS, the boards with hin hands, which were free from the) gijgn atooped tow it Hie Oye ‘to Che deep Hutt: Ney 1 the Upare Mf Monsieur Ker-] with #he polwon already burning in thetr veins Ike redhot lead—thelr forms swelling and discoloring ‘yin 1 ibly every moment—their howls and attitudes and iat which a red bar of Meh! atolo lito the entry covered Oakemiit's huge form ike a cluster furious gestures made the scene look like a chamber o his foot crushed some to mubatan, ‘Mier Hippe, @ gypsy Duke, living in New York, has a plen| Wrists down, thre to XIN off all but the gypey race by (urning loo on the world! All cle was 8 solidly laced up ae an Indian pap. | Ante did | Q Rost of manikine with polroaet weapons, Into there creatures | Rooge, that lay Juat outside the door, at the auene moment a of | pinot ‘i of y Waa heart to issue from the room | Overcome completely with the fumes of wine, theae | in he! OWA OF SRONY AWN erIee ed beyond endurance, the Wonderemtth, noments awaken the | Ma nalf blind and choking with the venom that had eons Il the blood vessels of his body, seized domen tiny wounds did not for a fow coping wletins, That the awift and deadly pefson Macousha, with | Rested | No has the power to infuse temporary lite, Mo toate thelr | smeetty by turning them loose In a taxidermiat's, where they| Nothing but pride kept him from shrieking aloud, | wienin, Ho the ints, Herr Hippe (who is commonly known | When, on the night of Chrisumas ove, ho heard the! goion atarted: nor did he Know that at ty t Instant | aa "The Wonderemith'') has a beautiful daurhter named Zonels, | hondish Mippe recite the programme of his murder, (he had crushed Into duat M. Kerplonno's supernamoer about whom a myatery clings ‘ La earl Bit LTH 1 ASSTRGGE Ba AHRERUCRETT: GROCER CRERAE \A)BU GFUNKEH whet the Weapons had heen w fendiianly anointed, [of the mantkins and dashed them into the fie, While he was thus watling and gnashing his teeth ves NN t ling them down with hin feet Zonola Joven and te loved by Solon, @ humpback bookseller, aia felt the pang quives through his brain to work. rampling « w 8 i | Me comes to wee her during Herr Hippe'e adaence, The Won- |! darkness and torture, he hoard a faint notwe above | Wie goton peered through the keyhole all in’ the Hore Hippe, stung into sudden life, leaped to hia} "Ye shall die, too, Ht 1 die," he erted, with a roar | deremith, returning, aurprives them, his head. foom was motloniena, | Sie lke that of Uger, “Ye shall burn, if T burn. T gave M4 i yo Ilfe-1 give ye death, Down!—down!—burn!—flame! Fiends that ye are, to slay as! Help me, brothers! Nefore we die, let us have our revenge!” On this the other gypetes, themselves maddened by | approaching death, began hurling mantkina by hand: fila Into the fire, The little creatures, being wooden of body, quickly petra Bee eata tatiana vce idaveeea uae Then something aeemed to leap from the celling ond | He had not xaxcd, however for many seconds when | Of an Austen nobleman, Falieht aoftly on the Moor the chair of the fortune-tetlor gave a md\n lurch The Wonderen'th reaoiven to make Solon the Art human vice| He shuddered with terror, Vand the black bottle, almady hinittng dalt ‘tum or th Kins, He and Als fotlow-ayorien get drank | Waa it eome now torture of the Wondersmith’a in- {Wide vooket. Ripped entirely from Ite + And, failing heavily to the groan, whtvered Into frac {while potsoning the manikina awords ventlon? The next moment, he felt some small animal oraw) Mente pee —— , j Ine 0 body, and 0 y ra Thea took place an asontisding epectacia an CHAPTER Vi. Cee ‘Taek See een es | - - Jcanght the flames and an awfcl struggle for itfe toot Fe ° ° I with Jo: place In miniature In the grate. Pai r |) SHonela has sent him iran about the room, blazing, writhing In agony and igniting the curtains and other draperies that hung enauich, Bolon heard every word of th) 119 camo through the ataverpipe hol , flendish talk of the Wondersmith, It was Furbolow, indeed, restored to life by Zonela's For how many days he dad been shut up, | care, and who had come down a narrow tube that no | bound in the terrible net, in that dark closet, he did | human being could have threaded, to console the poor captive, | not kno’ but now he felt that his last hour was rhe monkey nestled closely the hunchback’s come. bosom, and, as he did so, Solon felt something cold His little strength was completely worn out In ef. and hard hanging trom his 1 forts to disentangle himself. Ho i as sharp ; Once a day a door opencd, and Herr Hippo placed a} pay the dim light that struggled through the aper- ‘erust of bread and a cup of water within his reach, | ture high up in the wall he discovered a knife sus On this meagre fare he had aubstated | pended dy a bit of cord. | ! how © blood ¢ © rush > eve! It wana hard life: but, hard ae It was, 1 was better | AD! how the blood came rushing through the velna that ed over and (rough his heart, when lite than the horrible di ath that menaceu him. and Mberty came to him in this bit of rusty steel! His brain reeled with terrer at the prospest of {t } With hit manacted hands he loosened the heaven: Then, where wax Zoneln? Why did she not come to) fent weapon; a few cuts were rapidly mado tn tho ils vescue?. Tit she wan, pariah’, Quad, ining network of cord that enveloped his Hmbs, ant , na ; In a few ho was free!—cramped and fatnt The darkness, too, appalled him. with hunger, but free—free to move, to use the limbs A faint light, when the moon was bright, came at) that God had given him for his preservatton-—( i! and the! fight; to die Aghting, perhaps—vut stil to die free. Ite ran to the door, The bolt was a weak one, for the Wondersmith had joaloulated more surely on his prison of cords than y Jull of stone—and with a few efforts the door around. | Others fought and stabbed one another in the vers core of the fire, Nike combating salamanders. Meantime, the motions of the gypsies grew mere languid and slow, and thelr courses were uttered ft choked guttural tones, The faces of all four were spotted with red an¢ green and violet, like so many egg plants, ‘Their bodies were swollen to a frightful etre, end last they dropped on the floor lke over-ripe ral shaken from the Loughs by the winds of autumn, The chamber was now a sheet of fire. er The flames roared round and round, as ff peeking fo) escape, Iloking every projecting cornice and sil wit | greedy tongues, a8 the serpent licks his prey before hi ~ swallows it : A hot breath came through the keyhole end emote Solon and Zonela tke a wind of death, ‘They each other's hands with @ moan of terror and from the house. - ———————= | The next morning, when Christmas et wiih «dwarf army clinging to his clothes and) yncjosting ttn eves and the happy cinidren ait Coane Hands always @tabbing, #tabbing, stabbing. great city were peeping from their beds into the ned ax they Waved them to] or an instint «look of stupld bewllderment | mysiade of stockings hanging near by, the blue akle ded his f Qien the horrible truth burst Wen! oe heaven shone through a black network of atone ant MB! YING night through a chink far up in the x onty other hole in the camber was an aperture, throurh which, at some former time, a stove-))) deen passed. om a Imprivoned within the bottle | ji charred rafters laven If he were free, there would ave been small ital en The villainous ; ri fii Ty WAG waKG RAS Otiare : i sais ‘ork og [He Went cautlously out Into the darkness, with eecan to wank within them | gave a abriok Tike that whi TDuose were ull that remained of the habl hope of escape; but, Inced as tt were Ih A network Of) wirhelow perched on his shoulder pressing hia sold | - hike the Diliputiang, when they found the Ghint | when t Himeelf frtered and surrounded O¥ | ee Hinpo, the Wonderamith, aie ateel, what was to be done? muzzle against hia check, Tho myriads of armed dolls that tay In pilea about | CGuiliver aeleen, thoy scaled In swarm the burly rides | roma s ve carded the alr for miles and erties, (The End) He groaned and writhed upon the floor, and tore atl He had made but @ few steps when atrombling hand! the room became siddeniy. imbued with wetion, —— fof the four eleeving Eypslem | MORRARUN I SerHlonne! lamel) ANSE GN ekt THE CARE OF THE EAR MME, LOUISE’S LESSONS FOR HOME DRESSMAKERS. ie ooh, » Acs ese eR A Slight Injury Means Great Danger,| Tre sustraion hows a mtunning | lining | {down tows ln front and whe tre \ilelene | Mora, Hit) wat ig UaTY, Bere atau comnttaat PU onNeuaRE tHE ANETTA TIE ANE a mithan ts abeH a ? 25) SI. oe es at witht | ha ay(| ME JPEG WOFFINGTON,” Mise pat D. Mr. Bond, the ilk. Siook a, y to remove so-called wax from thelr! navy blue cloth, revealing an underlay| which will poep through the open xeal ell ey ta : ; “RELIABLE " Y ude, 10 Big Acts, Orchest Troubles of the ear are not only a s cars, Ladies @8 a rule use hairpins, | of fancy military brald about the neck, | lone between the at . ROOKLYN yan vea.ava vargianylen fOr ' GREEN CLOTH DRESS. Ts” | IK HANA.” Favorite Stock 4 menace to the function of this organ, While men use tookthpicks and the Ike. | above the waist line, and wrists having kreen y sult Whatever, but wear a mah with 4 {Jacket douse, Fancy sailor collara on Juet jeoats are very mutch inv Dut sometimes they are a menace (| Whoever experienced the wavero 2 ere paln | tho cloth cut ap effec ver the r the life of the aMicted person, write® caused by inflammation of the outer ear | pred nn nt Lt MAP effect: over th Dr. Emil Amberg, In the Chicago Tri-) will agree that the removal of wax, If c is very 5 you “ ‘ e" THR CHERRY PICKERS,” 5, tune, The care of the ear Includes whould be teft to the phesie the Maes lei oaeene: Canine mah 4 prado ti box platia, with inck | way to ena P xrenn cauran cloth Catara ave the amites of nature. Ae sara teense the oare of the none and throat, for the | clan, As a rule the wax finds tts way | white ground Inecrmacen wie ble oat be E Hibben of cream lace nun iad een ein ncne ocd auman | Here they are, as fresh from the, lly Senet 8 tween the plalia, Nol showlng looms as the crocus from the soil, a close |out of the ear witho 1 simple reason that there exists 9 f the eat without assistance, and} gold, ix not common, and therefore ts t yatta. And BUFFALO BILL'S neotion between the nose and throatjonly an accumulation of the same ‘ ‘o. ‘ all on the 1e ct astra is « Sith the ear through the eustachian | should be attended to ony SAnpOR ye. RUE PMAL A/ Ane gut) ntty Veahaped sake amd rallar | eat ant 20-inch walet meaners, 1¢ 10 te net AXMINSTER RUGS. tube. We can say that the ear, the] If foreign bodies enter the car It in ror th . J , Watie Idory. Make the sleeve | Ine re toe much 1 wuld tike <1" 15.00 New \ hose and the throat form practically |the beet policy to leave them entirely | jhyr [nAlances we desire a gown of) | inited the top, pum r the SBE e) eee o> Madison Square Garde t Gene cavity. Btatistics of 100,00 cases | Alone ung a physician can be consult. | (ot Cut the cloth in deep scallops, Pow. an ¢ sive n vok 1] Your gown would look bew chs Twice Dally, 2 sau 315 Fe Compiled by © Wuropean aurist showe!l/ed. Unakilful attempts may drive tho | @2V!"s the strane between them, and do Hot Gare for a shore elves [thy name shade, The cut tl 9x12 FEET, $19.50 Exciting, Novel, Interesting. Gat the Aisensed nove and throat were foreign body decper into the car. If tiv. | Mave the underlay of white cloth with | . WN. The skint has } (reduced from $27.50). '300 Men in the Saddte the cause of ear affections in @ per cent. |INe Insecta cause annoying symptoms | RAroW Biack and gold brala atitched |): FOULARD GOWN. of the front and clusters of A great variety of designs, suttable Piles, hn ee of the cases. they: may be drowned by pouring some "Then another chic sult would be to i : aoa ae iar tane atita Coan oem eS ‘One of the most frequent affections, | Water into the canal, or by using gome | nnn, 2notN . sami lve -rae. on Theis la earene ‘f REK-PI PARLOR SUIIES 0.00. mn MTT CELE MecrOUee Ghia te etn IGOR model for « pretty outing sult “ i beter mM BCE PAR 3, wths, which more or 1 sa elled ‘adenoid’ sro the drum membrane by the Increased He CAG ESTAS NEEIAS behind the nose less fill up the space Jair pressure, and other Injuries may | ) and exercise detrimental Influcnoe | ME pivmal coli Ae nay DAILY FASHION RINT. and wear no yo Btaehs: dem ik Mare | ofree-colarad: tn The Mounve ns (reduced from $26.00). saan Aras | | Mahe finish, covered in fancy CE ‘ ) damask LONG CREDIT" realizes your home- behead Th furnishing dreams. PASTOR’ S00 CASH oz CREDIT wpo It tx surprising to ace to ; oh NONATANT, — galley nuuanes vere benefted by [Kinds of Fourth of July fireworks, may xy tin injure the ears 1of these growths, Not only | !"¥ , ; , ee nares uimost Invariably hear| | Yanoun. drugs, especially quinine,|For Women Readers of The dort w |r, which ‘ort a to. | ; 5 AVOR & SINCLAI the Detter aficr the simple operation, | Wich unfortunately ts used too much; Evening World. . , ‘OWPERTHWAI TOCHEY 8 LACT. COOK Qh Dut also other disturbances are prevent-| {Mini acid, we are sometimes: n da between IA QO): A REDMOND. EDDY LBONARD, cieea. Parents and educazora| SPonsivie for affections of the hearing Raley | - — 1 oe ey detect the children w ocean are mie have perforated ear | 104. 106 and 108 West 14% St. | wnenes eel in afection, Such'a child|@'Ums Should take care when bathing | a im ed. @ Sat Gutter trom this affec that no water enters the ear, because ar NEAR G'S AY. | SOUVENIRS | Booklyn Sores. Hatbush Av. near Fulton St breathes with the open mouth, umually the water may set up an inflammation i mye, Thee kaa ge As $24 at, gnores at nicht. haw n tiagat pronuncia|¢he sewiimen a peculiar expres: /of the middie ear. There also exists the ; = ¢esreaceees pa Eph isoennsines HowsMillity that water may enter into the BLAUK CREPON JACKET. rand Bene ai sion. cotions of | respiratory organs. A piece of non-ab- "r ton rR ral gen ‘The treatment of the nose and the tt Brevening ear tro gorbe lent t cotton will prevent water from at is exwential in ne into the ear. jos, Also enlarae duction. DARGALN 344) j | i | | | fonaiia require attention, It should be| The piercing of the lobules of the ear | ve une of the | especially If surgical cleantiness ta not | i WRDNEEDA| 2 remembered that oi fMasal douche may affect the ear | iecrved, may lead to bad disturbances fmeortance of preventing Irtitutto | A “running ear’ iw frequently taken the nose and throat a net Ae a matter of course because the ror arent We jlation between the affecte? ear and Manhattan, vote Pty & supply of pur in | j ert know how many poople in this te | serious disturbances escapes the atien- | a Wa ¥, ae KELL SHANNON, . nee. LOKD AND MASTER. r that the | tion of the laity many die of nature can never be violated | ke mension, scarlet fever, &.. the ear ere If |becomes affected. A discharging ear ia | 1 only plop to ¢ ler that the |4 danger not only for the function of @verage number of respirations in ai | the ear, but it frequently leads to un We observe, howe na MNS PIKE on TR AMERIC N Sty See ob unity to the nw MAT DAILY New Moras coors Senter” non edu Je sixteen tn « minute, 9@ in an | wed plication». The hearing | ‘ Retete wisce. tender snes ha eaniet hak nas tence ne, ane ones STUNNING SPRING COSTUME FROM PARIS le Be a Pekar SE | vies MATINEE Toa Frequently painfui irritations of the |found by the aid Of which @ permanent| To out'thls sacdue apron for ® girl of xT, Be, oF Cane! Are produend by people Why! cure can Le achieved in most casas - tas years of nae $18 rte at * terial FOR ALITTLE GIRL. Dr L 's nayor AMELIA BINGHAM. ; \ +1 (No Oh. piece & i Grvesest Mi WHEN IS A WOMAN MOST ATTRACTIVE? |. 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