The evening world. Newspaper, June 25, 1902, Page 8

Published by the Press Publishing Company, No. 58 to 63 Park Row, New York. Entered at the Post-Ofice at New York as Second-Class Mall Matter, NO. 14,018. THE BRITISH SUCCESSION, ‘The closing scenes of the life of King Edward VII. fn their contrast between the splendor which was planned and the sadness which wi recall the Iast days of President McKinley mruck down just at the crowning celebration of the Buffalo Bxposition. however, and the succession to the throne will under the circumstances have less effect on the Govirnment of Great Britain than the death of a President has on the Government of the United States. Indeed, the accession of George V. will really make no difference whatever in the British Government, The King reigns, but he does not govern. higher title he has far less authority than our P dent. To give two instances, the King does not choose his Cabinet, and he does not attempt to direct legislation, His Cabinet is chosen for him by Parliament, or by the leader of the majority in Parliament, and in case of an adverse vote he must accept another Cabinet regardles of his preference. The British system VOLUME 42..... the executive departments being responsible to the sov- ereign. As for such a thing as attempting to control or even influence legislation, as President Roosevelt has done, for instance, in the Cuban question, that is simply un- thinkable in England. It is not conceivable that any king would under any circumstances attempt so rash an undertaking. Great Britain is fortunate in the solidity and firm- ness of her well-established Institutions, and the ques tion of the royal power is as well settled as the qu tion of the royal succession, The New Rule,—The New York and New Jorsey Company will pay for tts franchise at the the Pennsylvania Railroad for a similar franchis 19 one of the welcome and « frults ef r Tunnel a rate oh rm, RESULTLESS RAIDING, ‘That Is a stirring story which is told in the morn-| ing papers of the raid made by Capt. Chapman and his} army of twenty-five policemen on “The” Allen's Sixth | avenue pool-room. The secrecy and suddenness of the Movement, the dash with which it was executed, and the use of scaling laders and axes almost remind one of the storming of Stony Point by iad’ Anthon, Wayne during the Revolution. But it is ‘hopeless to expect the New York public to feel any enthusiasm over this display of police the: atricals. They have seen the same spectacle before, not once but many times, and they have grown tired of the inevitable fizzle which ends it, They remember the personally conducted raids of Jerome during the “campaign and the lame and impotent conclusion when i only a few weeks ago Jerome asked to have the cases i arising out of them dismissed. It appears that M ' Allen was found conducting his pool-room yesterday, as he did last year and years before. He is probably Although holding | of government} does not contemplate the possibility of the heads of; « realized painfully | suddenly The death of the King of England, | | i} { Aeon w) Gh JOKES OF OUROWN A COMPROMIS ce neither route brought forward yet The pudlic seems to sult, We now suggest the Nieama Or Panaragua rout Ho. NOT A WAULIFFE ROAD. has rd railroad. je ratlroad started on his rney n't w Indulge 1 COMES HUT SELDOM. ey day in June? Js Just about Yh, what iss of F rare.’ BECONOM. “I see the famous City Hall Park t s been cut down. W pity! Tt was the only th! “in that square that had never cost th + taxpayers anything.’ » BORROWED JOKES. NO JOKE. he Isn't a rhanite de you think he wa time 1 him he has ut his inability to get ho will « more than ubbubs—d What me 1 all Citiman {some st a ant girl © i Sublubs—My dear man, if he were suburbantte he wouldn't joke about that ory al THE W Dooltt—De “that discase : kest spot in the Smartmin—Yes. had the grip tt Diumbus Datiy because when Ja went to his head HOSS AND HOSS. business for you're golng into What line?’ declded yet. I'm ¢ lee import 0 urself? “Haven't ther & Mamonds.— © hn {Baltimore News. lo sell or HORRORS OF THE STRIKE, “What are you fellows beefing about?" sneered the man in the meat we,” howled the man whom the ere trying to hold back,’ ckers have been gullty of so many pulls." Whereupon the bricks ndemontum broke 1008 + bune, an to fly Chica conducting it to-day. What the people of New York want is fewer raids and more convictions. ‘Waking Up.—The news of an application for a_ fifteen- minute ferry service between Staten Island and Manhat- tan encourages the hope that this remote und 1 quarter of Greater New York may eventually be accessible by modern methods of travel. \ | 1 rendered A REAL BOROIA, There may be doubts of the accuracy of the stories} told of the historic poisoners of Italy in the sixteenth | and seventeenth centuries; indeed, historians have arisen and many of them are scientifically incredible. eax be no doubt that the good State of Massachusetts and | the quiet city of Lowell have produced in tae person of Jane Toppan a genuine Borgla, a poisoner whose appal-|~ ya, Ung record of crime has not been equalled by any well-| authenticated case, | Is she insane? Abnormal, perverted, degenerate, per- haps; but is she really insane? This is a question not only interesting but important. Rapid Expansion.—it was known that Roosevelt was not 4 only an expansionist but also an expander, but It was not expected that he would grow too big for the White House in Jess than a year after coming Into it 1S; CO-EDUCATION A FAILURE? As far as Chicago University is concerned co-educ tion has been declared a failure. In spite of the protests of the female students and teachers and of the friends of the higher education of woman, the order has gone forth and segregation is hereafter to be the rule. The young women will get the same education as the young men, . but they will get it separately, It might be asked why co-education should be a} failure at Chicago when it is a success at Cornell and! Syracuse and at other colleges. There is no answer,, except that after a fair trial Chicago objects to it. One i influencing cause may be the discontent of the male students over their being outnumbered by the girls. If! : this 's the case co-education is a failure in Chicago 4 because it is too povular, But it is certainly far from being a failure elsewhere. THE BREEZY ROOF GARDENS, ‘The roof garden that blooms hereabouts in early June and sheds its frolicsome fragrance upon metropolitan Joyseckers all through the summer evenings seems to have been considerably too previous in blossoming this year. Four al fresco show places already have thrown Open their doors—or scuttles, to be more correct and are their firmament-domed auditoriums, Only roof patrons with hot alr in their veins are built for the temperature which prevails in these resorts these evenings, and, as the name of these Js not exactly legion, there is plent elbow room on the happy playhouse tops for all comer @re entitled to somebody's «ympathy for the misplaced Jot of fall weather that has been dealt out to the root dens this summer, Thermometers shiver In the bilz- line breezes that blow over the music-and-jokex Mm sodas, and ulsters than lawn blouses; but the Uitle band of regulars face the weather and show with unfinching loyalty, and through chat- instalment of sunstroke tem- | rings} foots, and oi! stoves seem more desirable than ice| fall 1» 10 | eslested | GRE ! I to declare that many of these stories are pure fiction} vest But there} LAURIE “1 Ri i Deena SOMEBODIES. | INF, GEN, F. V.—can now move Into his colonial villa at Newport, from which the work of decorators and re- e Fanny WOULD SEE BOTH. NESDAY EVENING, J UNE 25, 1902, OOo Side of Life. GRASS COMES AIGA IN THE BRONX. 44006 SEE HERE, You, Way ARE TWoSE PEOPLE SITTING ON THE WELL BETWEEN You AN ME LIMINK ITS BECAUSE THERES No SPATE CHAIRS ( UATE ay ly ss, “Get off the grass!" Capt. Gorman begged, that eloquent petitioner. “Get off the Bronx!” retorted our most able Park Commissioner. And now, though Eustis vows no hectic after-talk occurred, That Captain from the region of Bronxitis is transferred. HIS ONLY GAME. SUCH A MISTAKE. % 4 IO . REFORM. (A DISSECTED AND DIVIDED HORSE ’& ©] Iceland, the tem- %| perance — women, « who are known as ©) “white - ribbon- 4.| ers.” have taken 4) to standing at the 2 doors of public houses from 4 P. M. until closing hours, urging men not to enter. PENSION FUND. The Vulean shipbullding yards of Stettin have recently Inangur- ated a pension fund. All em- ployees who re- celve an annual salary of more than 1,50 marks ($857) are eligible to membership hone HORSE CENSUS. The Bulletin des Halles (Paris) es- timates the num- ber of horses in the world at 74,- 600,000, the number ot mules and asses at 12,100,000. HEADSTONE PUZZLE. In the Annapolis National Cemetery are more than 2,00 graves of soldiers, a great many of whom died in the An- napolis Hospttal after the olvil war, There are names upon the headstones from almost every State, both North and South. Among the inscriptions on headstones appears the following: DORNS MORNS, Ills, Surrounded as it was by John Smiths, James Browns and other commo: names, the name “Dorn Morns,’ means "Golden Wall,” looks strange, to say the least. Perhaps the man bur- fed there wished his death to remain unknown, and gave the name to dis- guise his own, WHY RATS GNAW, Some years ago a German stientist began to study rats and mice with the object of ascertaining why they are so fond of gnawing wood, and, Indeed, al- most anything on which their teeth can be employed, and news now comes that his patient researches have at last been crowned with success, He @ayé that these animals, and especially rats, have teeth which grow longer every year, and keep growing longer during their entire life, and that the object of the animals in gnawing. {s to keep them at a length, as otherwise it A noble horse hae been dissected and portions of him divided among the anke mal Kingdom. Cut out the shaded parts of the various animals, put them togethd and resiore the horse. A TRIAL OF STRENGTH. Here 1s a feat of strength which you may try with amus | ¥7/) /' ing results, A strong twine Is attached to the centre of @ piece of rope. Two people hold the ends and strain the rope as tightly as possible, but however hard they pull it is Impossible to prevent any one from drawing the rope out! of a straight line by pulling the piece of twine attached. Is IT MALACHI’S COLLAR. pairers has for two years barred ‘aim, proper would be Impossible for them to grasp 1ENRY, PRINCE—ot Prussi or chew any food, s ted for London to att SS ——_—_— at dio's coronation, Me will GOLD IN QUILLS. Saag ae According to Le Roux, @ French ex- PIASPALBATLAPOER BSN i plorer, the natives of Abyssinia have a queer way of carrying to market the PROF.—of Edinburgh, ts gold that they find In the beds of here making a tour of investigation of streams, They find it as dust and as American schools, small nuggets, and put It Into large Old Man—What did you shoot to- AS SACO R SRD UCLUTId day, my little man? . quills as transparent as glass tubes. The has publicly advised all boys | pies 3 brokers who buy it work {t up into the to retrain from ig mayors when |. a | form of circles of the size of oH oral they grow up, and all girls to refuse | nary finger ring, but without closing the ave to become wives of mayors, Some at] ||, . NATURALLY. circle, for the purchaser always insis:s ‘6 Inaat of hin audience will follow tis |, 7-02" mused the Chleago damsel, on twisting it to see that It does not advice, Deen ied aa ra an) contain any adulteration, Experieaced ¢ coronation ry him f *B EN. > “lice : fingers can tell at once whether the PEAL | GEN. ISAAC—the Boer] ¢ promises to take me to France, and yielding metal has the exact malleabil- envoy to the United States, has an-|%Tom says he will give me a’ trip ity of pure gold. nounced his intention of becoming an| 4 through this country, with a week “Millicent Gottrocks 1s not going SS American citizen previous to return- | “at the seaside if 1 will be his." to: the: coronation, after all’? aald@ LeMANIBRE, REV 8.—of her face bright Why," answered the second de-%| growing power of mushrooms was un- Washington, was born on the same ie i , voted acquaintance, “she told me®|earthed recently at Stockton, Utah, day of the same year as way Pree {G: "1 Baye. sibs dlare: 2 Will that her papa had bought her a no-2| nen two large specimens of the fungi ident Roosevelt 1 Ack and see the coronation, bleman this spring, just in order that 0 vy Sund tell the other. two that th 8 , were found growing through a heavy ; D, D. C—the Wall street magnate, | must walt unui after Phave had my she might have the pleasure of go-® | concrete floor. The owner of the build- The Famous Collar in the Limavaddy Find, n Ife as a gro errand. bay. | (ydiverces ing. ing noticed that the concrete and bitu-| An inestimably precious collection of Celtic ornaments of Sanding sugar may in time lead to a "I know, but Mr. Gottrocks is 80@]men floor was belng forced upward in| rich gold rests in the British Museum at this present mo- * watering #rock IN TOUGHLAND. Subbubs—Having house-cleaning at 3 ignorant, and he bought a Rueslan?| the shape of two hillocks. He could| ment, Whence they came living man knows not; whither our house and 1 haven't slept for } nobleman, thinking all the time hew®|not account for the change in the|they will go has to be decided, The Britlsh Museum pald POTTER, welcoming the warmer-blooded class of New Yorkers to| ~ yot |r The Panama-hat young man and his shirt-walst girl of ‘mutter prayers for an early eruption of sun Fo the Haitor of The Evening World hecommary Lo porfect| Paris BISHOP. after witnessing will travel through Norway the corona- tion. — THE MIDDAY NAP. When the sun ts shinin’ bright By de ol’ barn do’, ything seems nearly right, Doesn't fret 1a mo’ White folks goes an’ hunts de shade, Warm as dey kin be. Reckon dat's de way dey's made, Sunshine ple Freckles don't skeer mea bit; Ain't afraid o' tan inburn ian! gwine Dis eullud man. have to wait foh night hit ae When to sleep 1 ge Maud 8,—Say Wante de sun a-shinin’ bright cort me dows iby de ol’ barn do a swing wid Washington Star, TIMELY drown a few Sarcasm or Idiocy? Find the bank the Bdltor of The # 4 World: a A Ue eta that tinter ee par nk, hime Hurtig rush hours register his fares; with two jadies? On the outside of ‘ he U ed Jin, OUR & crowded ¢ ‘all out, at y Ww. }d command a Ko0d walury. My 101" This te the way it read, and Tj the top of hie volee, "Karese please!” | MARY WARD. one great ha p ie that 1 am ex-| Would ike to know If It can be a |feveral thmes before “you, as good und|_ The Fireoraeks nce, y hands 1nd cannot ride 4g FU 2aL-ED BCHOOLBOY, Vou are, would part with chat {T,t Bator of The Bvening World home without some young lady trying Pity the Con . 1 of five cents. Now. dear read. |_.8¥ the police allowing the celebration to flirt with me. I lke the soclety of To the Kaltor of The Kvening World every time you “do” the company, (9% the Fourth of duly all the year the flr nex, but 1am afraid they will| Dear readers, are you ever patrons of ‘4 think, you are taking this m. found 8 horse was caused to run away with me, and that will |t face cars? If you are, and you| Wages away from him and 9 on Sunday last, The runaway caused a surely break their hearts as 1 am not |have a kind feeling for other human} 4 thief. If this cond watchman to be badly injured and a a marrying Will your readers |Delngs, please ehow each conductor you te OB ia patengers of this rt pollc # well. It is not safe to ease advise? HANDSOME, |come in contact with that you hw OUL of his hard-earned wanes. whatever | eid own dooryard, for fear of a pica. OME y ave @! out Of his hard-earned Wax buray bullet frm. a pletol or bel biown {little feeling for An Kxample im Disco Fs worked men in our recent examination we had an|easy i Is to ride free? Are you aware | thiet, which the instructor said waalof the fact that ti Js moe) Sp Jans his poor, Hi-treated to |company out of a nickel and think how Wicenductor has to he colleuts three whole days Townley—What do you do? Subbubs—I sleep at nights. DECORATED, Tim a Was getting an English one." SWINDLED, LETTERS FROIM THE PEOPLE. GOLD UNNERVES HII. I TIM I have visited the mints of three countries.” remarked i | | “5 ° , nf ; dical man, according to the Chicago Tribune, Chucklets, will yer re reat ror) Tiearanie | aaa. Pescon! Reith Vrankly: may tried: TPS cere ail the official guides in them broken ] tu) do splol and’ have sae nett have you been doing } F don't believe a word of your story! | sown in nerves and victims of insomnia, Every one of these | i mo? After dat we'll Patrick mum; this ts Decor} Far er edae a vite ae gt Pelé Z] omciats is required to give bonds, not only ¢or his own hon- | ] hpane ration Day it? a Eade ae ite aT BIE MAL) omy, but to cover theft by visitors whom he conducts over SI 1i1OEOOdnH dS poo eabesgsentecencnet ee ee ®| ihe place. It is customary to hand money about among the a | 1OSPOODD9OEESOF999 99900098 | visitors to show the colns in their different stages of develop- i ment. If the party be a numerous one the nerves of the i i you! from him. Now to make both ends meot he may be tempted to steal che “aafo” niokela; and the result ity, be hla diacharag, Branded ae & 5 mit 1 ‘To the Baitor of The Brening World: Om the Outside, Please jet the: id ill-treated, over- stoal the up by & cannon firecracker, you remedy? Cc, M, Diekineo: ever "do" QUERY, ring up the fares be- | To the them? 1 bave seen) W: Is there no £50) for them to a Belfast antiquary, and prior to that they, had been brought to light by the fortuitous ald of a plough- share driven »y a laborer over the soll of his native Lima- vaddy, which is in the northwest of Ireland. But how they came to be in a potato fleld there, which must have beon thelr hiding place for something like eighteen hundred years, | none can authoritatively tell. ‘The Royal Irish Academy of | Dubin has sued the British Museum for them: This may be the collar mentic ned in the verse: Let Brin remember the days of old, Bre her falthless ¢ons betrayed her, ‘When Malach! wore the collar of gold Which he won from the proud invader, BALANCING FEAT, smooth surface for several days until the bitumen split open and two mush- rooms forced their way upward into the fresh air. By actual measurement they mushrooms grew through four Inches of solid concrete and two inches of bitumen, and there was not a sign of a crack in the floor before they came through. eo AN INVISIBLE EDITOR. A Russian journal runs a daily column which Is alleged to be edited by an ‘“nvisible assistant’ from the other world, 1 guide are strung to such & pitch thet at the Hotel de la Monnate, in Paris, the man confessed that the sight of coined Iver was odious to him, and that he had come to look upon every one who visited the mint as 4 possible robber, “Besides the effect upon the nerves, in nearly every case it has affected the eyesight. One of the guides told me that thirty-two yeara of continual gazing upon gold and allyer had affected his sight so that he is unable to @istingulsh certain oyjects unless they possess pecullar iridescent quallt VALUABLE MANUSCRIPTS. ‘The two greatest manuscripts in America, according to the Bookman, are the manuscript of the Declaration of Inde- pendence, which le in the Government achives and which has become Ilegibl d the life of Benjamin Franklin, written by himself (the only manuscript entirely in his own hand- writing), which changed hands a few week# ago and was added to « private collection in New York City, says Public Opinion, ‘The Franklin manuscript was discovered In France the powmession of the descendants of M. #54 =i i 8 ‘ wil COA AU The tlustration shows how the con+ tents of a box of dominos can be sup ported upon one of their number, —— | NEW MILK. New milk aire 2 sees h Adamant Sa | | | Ul iy — p §