The evening world. Newspaper, June 30, 1902, Page 6

tates certain tribute of life and WA that most of the trouble camo other sections the loss of life fos ‘damage insignificant. It was hard ly aggravated form for Shaler. Yaoht.—The Mayflower, refitted and re- ed, is ead to equal the German Emperor's Hoheu- nduxurlousness, She has been transformed into a ne puince. “‘Nothifig has been left undone to mak. the Mayflower a Nt habitation for the ruler of a’wealthy ‘* This word of praise and this use of “ruler” it to please Senator Hanne mightily. little brush ‘between the two crack steam yachts and Revolution on the way to the boat races at ie is a revelation uf the recent improvement | the speed of vessels. Revolution ts the first e boat built in this country, and vessels of this haye made their forty knots an hour. This is the D limit of Arrow, which is designed simply as a "pleasure yacht, and which ives its owner the pleasure aay “of knowing that he can pass anything on the water. +, Weare entering on a new era of marine development, > Vrpne latest plans for the now ocean passenger steamer ‘‘eontemplate a speed of twenty-five knots an hour or stx files a day, cutting down the passage to Euro to lesa than five days. If the vessels of ten years ago are now obsolete jt is reasonable to assume that the ves- sels of to-day will be obsolete in ten ra from now, ) The ocean steamers, which are now merely big pleasure i eg 4a, but the names of her horsemen stick. a | run, “yachts, may compete with the smaller pleasure yachts “like, Arrow and Revolution and make the trip across the - Allantic at forty knots or within three days. A KENTUCKY HORSEMAN, We may sometimes forget who Kentucky's Goyernor The Jate Capt. 9am Bryant was one who will be embered. The Tatable of this bluff and hearty old-school turfman had sheltered many of the kings of the race track, Proctor Knott among them. | Bryant was a true sportaman to the end. His great- est pride wae that he had contributed a Derby winner to the list of Kentucky thoroughbreds. It was an achieve- ment on which alone his fame might rest. A lacks Policeman.—Patrolman MoCutcheon, of the West ‘Thirty-weventh street #tation, has inherited $75,000. ‘This 4s almost as good as “going into real estate."’ A WET SUNDAY IN TOWN, ‘The philosopher may care to make an inventory of feome good and bad results of yesterday's soaking rain. |There were no racing automobiles abroad on the high- jWays, and the morning papers are barren of news reports of casualties to pedestrians, Baseball was impossible, and there will be no youthful culprits in court-rooms to- (ay to stand tim!4ly “on the bridge" before stern magis- Ayates. It was not a bad day for the golfer; a braw ‘Beotch mist on the links ts all right when there's an abundance of Scotch highballs in the club-house. There Was no collapsing pier at Rockaway or elsewhere, for exoursionists stayed at home, and the cases of boyish folic resulting from over indulgence in peanuts and pink Jemonade were tew indeed. ‘There were substitutes for pink lemonade in town, “hewever. It was a wide-open night in some sections of ‘Mbe elty, as the casual observer could see, Side doors easily on their hinges, and money destined for Island or South Beach found its way into nearby & And there were other methods of diversion less abl ‘than an outing on the water, Satan finds con- ng it for idle hands on a wet Sunday in Bi) 9 j Restion companies in cases of breakdown or | 3 fares OF Issue tickets good for a ride, If well in Chicago it might be tried in whe and delays are more JOKES OF OUROWN THE FIRST AUTO, ‘The first of Hiorselens carriages Is quite 4 famous tale; For Jonah had a three-day ride IN THE ADIRONDACKS. Knicker—How wild Nature is in this region. Bocker—No wonder. There's a sum- art schoo} up here trying to » *bitacaeipimveian UP TO THE CROW. Tourist—How far is it to Pompton, as the crow files’ ry Villager—You'll have to J flown there like a Grow. ‘A humble tailor death had caught Within his clutches grim, Yet by his grave’we stood and thought How much we owed to him, Philadeiohia Press. wn Marra ver. “I wonder {t4¢ will mappen,” says the Inspired: Tdlots 2 To what do you refer?” we ask, of course. “Supposing Plerp Morgan gets an !dea from the Martinique disaster to harness veTcano nd make use of their energy 2for his numerous enterprises?’ —Balti- S more Herald. iy TOUGH LUCK. “On, misery!" cried the editor, hat's the matter now?" “Y just threw @ poet out of the window vand his wife, who was waiting for him 4% below, has presented one of our insur- “ ance coupons at the cashler’s desk, He ) had it on him. Another £100 gone, when * 10 sliillings would have bought not only ‘his poem, but his everlasting gratitude,”’ earson’s Weekly. BESS EOLEDEDOGODEDE HEHE O69, f SOMEBODIES. | BBIDLER, CONGRDSSMAN—of Ohlo, devotes his spare time to his dairy farm, which supplies 4,000 Cleveland familes with milk. CROWNINSHIELD, ADMIRA’ nounces his name “Crunshel Majoribanks !# pronounced banks;"" Beauchamp Cholmondeley, “Chumley,” and Methus cn Mevyn HALL, HARLAN P.—a candidste for Minnesota's Governorship, has at dif- ferent times started five newspa at St. Paul, four of which are success- ful. HAMLI quart aecrets es CG OOD DEDEDEEES F.—has ust completed his tury of serv executtve y at Boston's State-House, HOPKINS, PRESID —of Willams College, was an army chaplain and took out the ambulance corps at the battles of Bull Run and Chantilly MARSH, COL, I. T.~of England, has done more than most men for his coun- try, Bix of his sons hold commissions in the British army, and all #lx have seen active service, TO JUNE, May's a word ‘tis sweet to hear, Laughter of the budding year; Sweet it is to start, and say On May morning, “This is May!" But there alo breathes a tun Hear it,—1n the sound of ‘Jun June's a month, and Junes a name, Never yot hath had its tame, Summer's in the sound of June, Summer and a deepened tune Of the bees, and of the birds, And of llotering lovers’ words, And the brooks that, as they go, Som to think aloud, yet low; And the volce of early he Where the eirth-spun inac And the very co tone Russet now, and fervid grown; All a volce, as .. it apoke Of the brown wood's cottage smoke, And the sun, and bright green oak. © come quickly, show thee soon, Come atumce with ail thy noon, Manly, Joyous, gipsy June. ~James Uenry Leigh Hunt. meet; 1,096,575, To the KAtor of The Bveaing World Kindly inform me what was the po ulation of the elty of Chieago at the make @ practice of riving up m the car to ® lady, At night going to and from an evening's entertainment I always give a lady my seat, hardly gety n lsh women taking up all (he amokere’ in the morning vo open cars at when there are plenty of seats for ward, Although I oecasionally get OR One Of the reer benches, I And mean tt vente coud ing wo tna ee THIS HAS BEEN THE CHILLIEST JUNE ON RECORD. ‘Twas a funny sort of June-tide, for Broadway was cold at noo ‘ile, And the seaside bathing season was too chilly to When in roof gardens we forage And wae wonder how we'll know the change when winter days s:\ in. ALL HE WANTED. Sternphace—Don't you know that you oan't support my daughter until you go to work and earn a salary? Lawrence—Oh, I don't want to sup- port her; I only want to marry her! THE SAW THAT FAILED. Willle-Oh, what's in a name any- how? Nilly-Well, Miss Bankbook has Gebout $2,000,000 in her name, GD POOLE LOHOOE 4 $OHDOHOGH.0062E4:04- D992 DOOOEAL OCOD LOO OE9 | HOOE 44: hw belag fearful that little more consideration for us poor lords of creation I think beth would be much benetited. ‘Trusting dedi ! 4 will take this Into consideration an tng @ “thank you" for the courtesy. I do not mind this, but I do mind a lot of | (haat Vary shedlent servant ene te ve “OPP IN." In it an Omen? ” ‘the Editor of The Breving World; If the gentler sex would show Ghe Funny JS ide i perenne nearer n teens WHAT IS SO RARE AS A DAY IN JUNE? Min) Li GOOD ROADS. As early as 1967 the Improved mac- radamized hl g he ways of France had a total leng:h of 200,061 miles, while the length of unfinished high- Ways was tien stated at 174,367 miles, most of which ts now fin © | ished, BIG ARIZONA. Arizona exceeds in area the follow. ing ten States combined: Rhode Island, Delaware, Connecticut, New Jersey, Massachu- New Hamp- Vermont, C) MORMONS. Mormons claim to have 3,000 misston- arles in the field and to have made NOT SINGULAR. He—One swallo Summer, they say She—Noeither does one engagement down here at the shore FOOLISH. doesn't make @ Ghe-Did you buy that $150 Pan- ama hat you thought of getting? He—No; I decided to get a porter: house steak instead. TIMELY LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. myself sandwiched betwee aforesaid females. ny pleasure, smoke is not agreeable to them, and two of they @ wedding ning, which I have now in my | some great hallucingtion. s away all the Dosspesion. Being somewhat supersti- ous | would like readers to te'l me what that would portend, Is it ao omen us of 100, GEORGE W, MICHTER, therefore T often throw away @ good| of any sort? “i An 010 Man Testi clgar. Sometimes 1 ask, “Does the : To the Editor of The Kvening Word smoke annoy yout’ and the reply is a Advi Handsome,” Although @ man of seventy. lona-drawn-out "No," as if she did not| Te the Pilior of Te Wreuing World: “Sarcasm or Idiocy?" ta the title of an apiicie recently written by a person sening himeelf “Handsome.” | should say after becoming acquainted with the tenor of his story, that he is elther Joking oF else he seeks notoriety, or, more than thees, thet he is partially domented. How unfortunate it is that ‘he te "90 good looking thet he cannot home without some younk lady we awith him.” He must be OF elve he de laboring ‘ve the feoling of cold siorase WA ee :WAVAVAVANGNCA Ve WA 20,000 converts last year. © NEWS IN JAPAN, There are 900 new. now apers in Japan. Thirty years ago there was only one, 632 YEARS iN BUILDING Persons who are disposed to grumble bat the Jengeh of time required to finish public buildings should take heart fro @jthe example of the Cathedral of § That structure was ing, It was and was pronounced compl Tho great Cathedral of Mil: in 1856 and was not ars later. ‘all, took ninet build, and one-third of that >}employed in excavating for the founda Yon, The late Lord Bute engaged for over twenty years in buliding his } | Breat palace in the Isle of Bute, and his successor is still at work on it, Th palace of the Dukes of Athoil, in &¢ land, has been building sinee 1 and the work is gtlil going on. ‘cases of the other bulldings a: however, the uroney for thelr construc: uon did not come entirely out of the Pockets of the taxpayers, which, after Gyo. makes a considerable difference as @|to the matter of looking at it —_—$———e—__— JUNE BIRDLINGS. But if the number of new nes found {s limited the bird student } the most delightful and fa tions of his etudy before leafy, Mowery month—the bird home Ife. 1880, begun o}untli 1865419 2] castle, In Cory ar AS : ot Day by day in June he » | will make the round of the nests already found in May to watch ihe growth of nestlings, to make notes of the f brought them, of their individual ch pj acteristios and traits of char. thelr education, of the habits, vision of labor and she plexities which enter into [life of the pargnt birds, Life in Americ’, At no time can they *| be so closely observed as when witn @j young in the nest continually clamoring ®| to be fed. Indeed, they soon come ts ® | know that you mean n no harm, and $) ae, wome will mi tolerate ‘your q présence, others wi n allow you Lo Summer Resorter—What will vou ® | become estaolisted on a friendly footing take for this remnant of white duck? 4 Country — Blorekeeper—Wal, ” I'd § ruther have th cugh, but ef yew Ain't got it handy f cui'late id swap It fer a peck o' new taters: ftdeatias SERIES |. VEGETARIAN WINS, A vegetarian, Karl Mann, has Just won | the International pedesirian match from Berlin to Dresden, a distan of WS miles, by Ing a beef-eater nearly two hours. By the wi Nancy Hanks, Star Polnter and the other fast ones are not beaf-eaters either, oH o CORRECTED. ° by y, The Abbot, 6 Mee ODp!TY CORNER. OI OS s do not own Bi to which cing the secured pern ed a permit to e: TROLLEYS DO NOT OWN BERLIN. as they do New York, The {llustration a trolicy company 1s put by the authori- enue, Unter den Linden, The lay {ts rails across the avenue, et poles or wires. So now they A GOOD HEART PUZZLE. Cut a piece ¢f th gram, and heving perforated St as above, d Salah, ia the politic: f the roup of 0} A CHICAGO TRAGEDY. Marry Algernon “Marry me," he pleaded. “No, I cannot,” The answer was not spoken words were uttered softly, almost regretfu Aigernon Montmorency Fitz-Maurice, sys nal. Me gazed out the window Into the wan peaceful and still. It was on just suc! first dlacovered his love for the beautiful Everything came bac! again, He remembered how » | poured forth to make up called. ‘twixt soulfi Benevolent Old Genticwan—How old are you, little girl? Ethel-Don't you knew it ithent proper for @ ntiemen to athk a lady her age? her llfe~if life such a pitiful made is blood boll and brought anger to pouled wretch that would fr: Montmorency Fita-Mayric tection an@ cherish her a ‘opportunity had come, when Says that he likes the Resiee Piyered the memory of peaee sata) ante saree tex. but that on he ie not & marsying |? tures Fram me winder, man he fears it he does not pay them all attention their hearts will breay. 1 do not really think “Hundseme'’ sho: rues bie 7 it to ride home en the cars: he should by all mea that the young Indies sala ‘niet nity hia any Fe a i ai pome’ “whould dwell a Hot do state malning th with Hot nearly as angelic a8 hf, Vor Continental Hotel Proprieter, ‘To the Biter othe Kvening Worlds wi ape ay 2th ge on a Paton 8 dain 1 4 full elgnificance of his words, ‘phate what 1 sald. you What you ean do''—th Fegrettul of hie hasty w He'd marry you; I think ‘the sterlit night, It {9 said French artiste are end given 100 years ago for painting with chee: covered thet the Indians used milk to dilu And Why Kathleen Would Not in tones of anger; nay, the ik to him as if he were living it all o the long chain of sorrowful events Fram that day the very mention of D'Aroy McCoy's name thought, if aught should ever happen to that bla preter yelp the tender Kathleen trom his rannica) eu; aught that would enable him, Algernon Hi} fears to take her under his loving pro- such as she were meant to be sy would then be his, And now, when al it—""No, T eanno’ ‘Yau-oannot-marry me?” he asked again, this time with glow deliberation, as though to Impress moge deeply the ‘This time the answer came sharply. ‘Algernon Montmorenoy Bitz-Maurice pasked out into TO PAINT WITH CHEESE, Montmorency- ully, 1t seemed to the Chicago Jour- stariit night. All ha night that he Kathleen McCoy. ‘ul sobs she had that had gone existence can be his heart, Ah, udely in his ears, minister spoke ~'you might try revive @ rexipe where Franc entire Louat re tombs of Mussulman pr , of which it Is the chief, comprises some 50 square miles covered with millions of date palms, with @ population of £00,000 inhabitants. hin wood the shape indledted by the dla- a piece of string, with a smaller heart attached at the through No. 1, ass It behind, and bring {t through No. 2 before, and» through No. 3, and so on to 6, hen a loop must be made 30 as to Inclose that part of the string which Tuns from 2 to 3. The puzzle Is to re- moye the string from the 1 heart alto- gether, without unfas- tening the loop. Care should be taken to avold twisting or entangling the string. The length of the string should be pro- portioned to the eize of the heart; if you make the heart two inches and a half high, { the string when doubled should be about nine inches dong, THE KEY OF THE SAHARA, in 100 took possession of the Sa- al and commeresal capital, so to speak, », and contains the picturesque « shown in the fIlustration, ‘The A DOG PUZZLE, The dogs are, by placing two lines upon them, to be suddenly aroused to fe and made to run. Query, How and where should these nes be placed, and what should be the forms of them? ——————— ROOSEVELT’S “SiG.” Streas of business and the dearth of time will lead to a change in President Roosevelt's signature. He hag been acewwtomed to write owt his fret pame in full, but he finds thet kt will save him about # per cent. of time and troyble to make it simply T. Roosevelt, Where a man has to sign his name about 1,0M Umes a day it makes a big differ. ence. There iy a man in the Suditor for, the Fost.Oiine who, ft Is ‘sild, owes D'Arcet dis- te thelr colors ‘| wells of thelr cabins, and he evolved @ 8 mask. 0 largely to the fact that bis contains but five letters, He Deputy Auditor N but Lame bows 4