The evening world. Newspaper, August 4, 1902, Page 8

Published by the Press Publishing Company, No. Park Row, New York. Entered at tho Post-Office at No York as Second-Class Mall Matter. VOLUME 43. NO. . 14,988. THE SITUATION AT SHENANDOAH. Some of the more turbulent and reckless spirits among the strikers at Shenandoah are doing their best to hurt their own cause and to help the enemy by sneak- Ing end cowardly stoning of the militia by night. This is a dangerous pastime which is not like last long, It is an indication, however, that there will be no such egregious folly as an attempt at organized resistance to the militia, It may be taken as a proof that at Shenandoah and elsewhere the nearly unanimons sentiment of the miners supports John Mitchell in his demand that the Jaw shall be respected and order main- tained. Whatever the result of the strike may be it has served a useful purpuse and taught a useful lesson. It has called out un expression of public sentiment on the question of interference with non-union men as part of the programme of a strike and the verdict of public sentiment has been unanimous against it. This is a lesson worth learning and worth heeding. It teaches that strikers who resort to violence need ex- pect no sympathy, that if a strike cannot succeed with- obt lawlessness it can have no hope of success, and that threats, menaces, intimidation and interference with the rights of others as incidents of a strike are finally and forever a thing of the past. MURDERS THAT WILL NOT OUT, The week opens in New York with the ghastly dis- covery of the body of an unknown man murdered and robbed in Central Park near one of the park gates. There are no witnesses, there is no clue to the identit: of the victim, nothing is known of the circumstances under which he met with his death, and the case, we are told, “puzzles” the police. That will probably be the end of it. In the light of detectives to solve this last addition to the rapidly in- creasing list of murder mysteries. Detective skill falls to find a single clue to the murder of Catania in Brook- lyn, the Latimer case is as much of a mystery as ever, the public has probably forgotten all about Georg: Baker, who was shot down and killed in his saloon on July 21, and about Walter E. Hutchinson, found dying in the street from a fractured skull on June 2, This is a depressing record for three months. It does not speak well for the efficiency of our detective staff. Indeed, we may put the case much stronger than in which the police have been able to solve the mystery. RED-LIGHT RESORTS TO GO, Another new broom has begun its work on the east slide and we are promised an Immaculate condition of affairs in a spot never conspicuous for cleanliness, The favored section Is the Eldridge street precinct, the orlg- inal red light region. Capt. 4 has taken charge there, intimated yesterday that he would soon make his precinct blossom like the rose J morally. He does not propose to “make war on the t pushcart men and the petty offenders," that would be like shooting qual! in an antelope country. No such ee small deer for the Captain. Others may fill station- ; house blotters with this kind of game and get credit for a large number of arrests, but Gallagher is after the “big offenders—divekvcepers who do business under a Raines law license,” It is a commendable ambition and New York will Applaud him when it is accomplished. But the promise it before? Was it Price who started out to do a similar Job of cleaning? precinct, had large ideas on this line, too. The spirit 13 frequently willing but somehow the flesh is weak in these matters. But there was that great capture of pushcart women early in the summer. Credit should not es be withheld for that effort toward the moral regenera- ah tion of the enst side. SUNDAY STORMS. An old-fashioned parson would have some difMficulty in interpreting the meaning of the Sunday electrical storm. The regularity with which the heavens open their flood gates and permit a play of celestial artillery &c., on that day of rest would show at first thought ib grave indication of divine displeasure,” as the pulpit phrase might be, “over the desecration of the Sabbath y by outing parties.” But y impartial favor, treating Trojan and Tyrian alike and dropping as the gentle rain from heaven on the just and wnjust, crashed into the pilot-house of a Sound exeur- sion steamer aud demolished the steeples of Coney Isl- re and and Galilee churches. Here was something that RMeither the parson nor the Roman augur could quite | explain satisfactorily. Nor can the meteorologists enlighten us as to why a h hot and humid Sunday |s so inviting an occasion for an electrical storm, Atmospheric conditions are presum- ably not different then from those prevailing on week! i. days, But the Sunday excursionist, picknicker or! Dicyelist or pedestrian will affirm the statement that such storms this summer have been frequent and violent beyond precedent. S DEVERY'S LORD HIGH ALMONER, Devery has attached to him a Commissioner of Chart greater care, and that the free ice and food goes only into the mouths and ice-boxes of the faithful, Some of it et has been diverted into the homes of the enemy without Prospect of definite return on the investment. What is the source of this rivulet of free cash which ¥ P makes such a Niagara of a noise in the Ninth? Is it The Population Prebiem, jother night, not caring how he aquan- D)) fair to infer that it comes from Devery’s own pockets? “yi, Auer of The Evening Woria 1| serra bis mnoney, he denperatety tny | If it does many an unhappy victim of police blackmall SERENE EPL TE PSUT OEP HEE ooo couloaal HL) will fect a belated satisfaction to think that money sup- bachelors than epinxters SU ROCICLEN are |) posedly gone “to the bad” is accomplishing some good pw can that be accounted for? | Ampatient for More Open “L! Ca | ih relieving distress. But the big man used to keep his ine iatement ts true. but I can't) to ihe kati of The Xvening World » oll securely hidden from view, Its present “easy-go"’ ete wae Well when are we golng to have open qualities 1ea¢ to the supposition that it has come more MOORE, dR. SLT! Buel sieigy ee ane easily than Devery's own money is generally believed to ken Dadger, | |\bs AGAR roads a cemate te come, Who Is “putting up" to elect the big fellow? iy od Eater ™ rening Me “i | Give us cool, open smoking cara in there |right hero that this 1 : a 0 ask readers’ opinions than Their Teach ‘Dhe hundreds of little chil- y vole i a: aucation, “What is the best thing in the world?” ing. “Wihy, money, of course,” slave Ff 53 to 63 recent experience it would be idle to look to the police | that. In the long list of murders of the current year}? there is not one having any element of mystery about it! Jarney” Gallagher, who | . has a familiar sound; haven't we heard something like| Churchill, in the adjoining Fifth street | sterday the lightning with! % tles, as he calis him—really a Lord High Almoner, as fe the usage was of ancient kings—to distribute his royal ae bounty. The new official will be very helpful to the ex-| 4 cy Best Chief in seeing that his charity is dispensed with ft the Ocean Grove Bunday-school who answered by | party al very : an tetany, Reali rity site on & stoop every night with nin the Bunday-school, but they would | American obiidren if they had not|cream saloon is ver THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 4, 190: OO-O644.00000 oat 1s 4 ‘ 1% : , : JOKES OF OUROWN (3 FORGIVING. jé They say that quarreling and spats * Are actors’ for sin 2 Yet they're so loving they “make up’ 2 Rerore the show begi He ls Nees » you this nickel, my poor I. what will you do with it? {2 “Well, mum, 1 see that Southern Pa- Loific and Amalgamated Copper and | Pstocks lke them ain't what they was is Investments, so 1 guess [il look aroun for about four fingers of United Liquor Dealers’ stock.” BOXIN “1 see Inspector Cross has been ex: led." command of the on and entered at his heels ic In you to do murmured Brutus @ Caesar, with an nd toward his pris- Caesar, Senate Re ort wi his, Jule,” against th crossed the Rubi | 1 airy wave of the } «# oner. “You see I have my Gaul with * me, eve tlme.” And from that moment Brutus neve | @ ceased to meditate on the Ides of M planes BORROWED JOKEs. F| 2-2-2-: There was an old man of Cheefoo Who wanted to cateh the 2.02, When he got to the gate He sald: “Am I late? “Oh, no," said the porter, “Just sit down and wait It's a minute or two to 2.0 —Princeton Tiger FROM A WARM MATE. ny message from my poor Ked the widow of the me- ‘Ie t husband the medium, “and —Atlanta Constitue here Is," te hot stuft, fon. repile too. NOT TO BE BLUE “Twill lave to have thr uta werk, and receive my piled the mistress of the you not to push me too m to forget that 1 belong } 17 —CIn, f ns 0934096 © nnn i i someBopies. } KELVIN, LORD—recelves royalties on fourteen patent appliances used on the latest Japanese battleship, | MILES, GEN.—is a brilliant French | scholar despite the fact that he did | not take up the study of the language until late in Hfe, He studied it to fill extra Ume while In the West | ODELL, GOV,—1s a skilful chess player | And spends most of his spare evenings | at the game. | SWIFT, PROF, LEWiS—the astronomer, who has discovered fifteen comets and 1,342 new nebulae, has just celebrated his elghty-second birthday, Most of his astronomical work was done at Rochester, N.Y | VERN "WE DID Nor KNow WE 2 HAD LickeoYou 1 So BADLY" Botha, De Wet and De La Rey called to see England's sovereign; And what they viewed sent new ideas throughout their craniums hoverin’. ‘They sized up his much-battered state and nudged each other sadly, Remarking: “Ed, we never knew we'd hammered you 60 badly.” a SO HEARTLESS. | » JULES—has received « gold } headed walking stick from the Boys’ Fanpire League of England. He hax) Wife—It is my ambition to leave my | written about ef; ks in forty ‘ootprints on the sands of time, years. * Husband—A laudable embition, my | SanEEEeeseneenen T dear, but do you think there is room —— Serres 9 |e enoush? H SCIENCE. | j | Setence, child of pale Phit j | Whose clear-cut features, t : rect for Art, Je I itintprasitimes played Medusa toj {++ the heart \? | |Of budding Fancy; fair and wild ana! | Thou, who are yet the queen of Lib- | erty | Je For whose hay white favors sages oft 1 ; | On whose broad piain brave men} | | have tolled and died, 3 Btriving through mists of hope thy | | 4 face to see ¢ Thou, whose bright touch, like sun- Hight, doth divi |The heavy ol uda which long haye| Who, grandly careless of a world's | Dost search, untiring, earth anal heavens wide | Shall we yet tind in thy calm, dear, | | cold eyes } The fatth thy feet have seemed to trample down Agnes M. Matthews in Success | - TIMELY LETTERS FRO? THE PEOPLE. 3,000,000 Girls are always of @ young man who will ask a fellow troduced to or never ku The same w but never thinks of treating, The joe madre than & stone Saye some girls and enjoys thelr company,| To the Rdier of The MONEY TO BURN. him a c Hongs @ hor time POOOO8D 0460080400804 Ghe Funny JSide of Life. DIDN'T KNOW THEY LICKED HIM SO BADLY. OuGHT To KoPIE ee ee Ooo Shoup é OUR RUGGED UP-TO-DATE. Mr. Burger—Do they set a good table up at Country Side Inn? Miss Citybred—Yes, indeed, they do! All their milk and cream and butter and eggs are sent out fresh from the clty every day. WEATHER NOTE, “It is getting very close." FO0Ge PDDDODDD1GDODDHDHS-O08OOO10HHO >O-D aaa ease rrr HOPE You WILL SOON HAVE VELOT WELL ENOUGH To TREK R . HOPE HE 15 BETTE ONCE GOOGEPTDCDIGIDHHOHGHGOTIODI0OH- apt! summer man.” free of cost. The offer is open to ail within the free scholarships. ROOSTER IN HARNESS. A Minnesota paper tells of a giant buff cochin rooster, owned by a Mr. Youth's Comparion, “which has beea >| trained to trot in harness, pulling a tiny: cart In which rides the baby son of lis owner, Golden Duke Is the name of this strangest of fowls, and it is a prize- winner in Its class as well as a freak, The big bird was broken to harress by tne boys of the Plumason household, and now seems to enjoy its work. It wears a little harness and is gul/ei ly reins, which {t carries in its bill Lf: ls MERELY THAT. * the master of several gaits, and at tft word of command given ty the smal child who Is driving it will walk, run, : }trot or come to A standstill. At hom» in the country the big rooster often pulls the cart and Its occupant for half a mile or more without stopping.” < A EARLIEST HUMAN BEING. Recent speculation rezarding the or- {gin of the human race hag led to more careful study of some of the earliest known remains, Including the so-called “man of spy," the Neauderthal skeleton and the creature—human or sem!-haman —some of whose bones were discovered several years ago in Java, Two Ger- man anatomists, who have given much attention to the subject, are confident, says Success, that the first-mentioned skeletons must be ascribed to a distinct specien of man which they have named Homo Neauderthallenals, ‘The Javanene whicl skeleton, {te discoverer calls x ee dow! ‘ey the Cholly Clerker—What? Did she re-'6 direct ancestor of both, who may be re= turn my gift of flowers? 4 Messenger—Aw, no! ast me please would I wear ‘em for your 4 lived, y think, a Pliocene period of geological time. Plumas6n, of Luverne, Minn., syys the pithecanthropus (monkey-man), Is lower the earliest man. must have far back as the DRAWING age limit. use of an ordinary pert. sake, dat’s all. TRUTHFUL JAMES. Midland Beach, The car had struck open country and thing lke a mile a second. Passengers At one end of a+ forward seat were Rarents, The child was of the Emmy 1 be. shiny tin pall, It was a red, blue and wag incidentally the Desire of her Hea: shovel attached, and had served to remove wholesale quan- titles of sand from the brink of Father Ocean that day: A TOUCH OF NATURE. And What It Did to a Hundred Trolley Pas.engers, : It was on the 9 P. M. Bt. George trolley car coming from was going at some- filled the szats with all the roomy comfort of sardines in an unopened tin box. a little girl and her vou type and perhaps four years old, She didn't care how crowded the car migiit She had eyes for only one thing, and that was a very silvery pail, with a It rt. ?] Gazing cautiously about to see no one was looking she | shyly kissed the glittering tn and then looked ashamed, ‘A sudden lurch and the pall handle escaped the soft baby The Farmer—Howdy, friend, Youg.| Angers, A flasn of Nght, the sound of look like a real sport. & The Other—Yes, I'm the champion? Nghtweight The farmer—Lightweight? The Other~Yes, I'm in the coal and | the darkness and then buried her head ple lap and began to cry very softly and She didn't howl, as ts the custom of the ice business. GL GY OMG IS PEDUGLE CHODIDG OVOP DODADIOHOSOOOE mpany wake up and gly WEST NiINETIETH struck, ‘More Trees than People,)? vealng Worid the query: 1 read ted| people in New York alone, | to contradict this? torrid August days, We need them; we |My friends are all PAY enough to Warrant our having them. |One or two for @ cigarette whom he never was in-| Let the to us kles, there are but there be 90,000,000 trees in the Adiron- dack forests, And so on, everywhere. neider the thousands of miles of for- est Where not a human being can be found, Is any one foollsh enough te try A, 8. G. than people. True, must A Loveless Youth, To the Editor of The Evening World: Tam 4 young man of twenty-six and have never been in love, Let me say ter isn't @ Joke, aged or married. Yet ‘en divorced. them |never In all my life have 1 seen one{ times? |woman who could make my heart beat | one fota faster or whom I wished to Why js this? I am anxious to fall | bo “Are there more|in love, aa I am already laughed at ay not| trees or people in the world?” I un- jan ol bachelor. I am not unattractive throw away, Zhe! hesitetingly say there are more trees!and not stingy and can afford to marry, as one whom the unbellevably horrible There was a moment's hurh In the bi a man, far back In the rear seats, softly, A girl with a great deal of hat, a ah. very straight bang», leaned forward, ' | and thrust a box of candy into the baby “L wish the kid emoked,” growied a kind {Attentive to me. and fall in love with them, but somehow I Will readers counsel me? Shail moet the right girl some day? 1 Vieiwss. ing doubttully over at her. Fer Sh Kntriact | To the Rdltor of The Evening World | IT want to complain of the length of [time between acts at a theatre, With the mechanical devices now in vogue and the big force of atage hands, dre lors, &c., It ought to be possible to have| while her escort, with as Hite osten |the curtain down no longer than two] gliver-gilt watch charm beside It minutes at most, Then why must we al i ; BU SHA (as tao taelva Walnttas neat Mamie,” grumbled the baby's at his now smiling offspriny was in droppin’ that nlee ten you @ gross of ‘em when we reach thei all right!" nt pall 06 none every half an Jaw, fingering a cigar case—his only avatlab! “If there's a pail to be bought at the fer teered a fat man in a Jarge-checked sult, “I'm grinding tin under- neath swift-fAying wheels—and the twisted remnant of what had erstwhile been an ornate and glorious pall lay somewhere beside the track, adout half a mile behind. The baby gave one awed and horror-atricken look out into in her mother's am- very heart-brokenly. young, but hopelessly has befallen. uzz of taik, and then began to wwear very rll] foulard dress and loughing awkwardly, * volun ' to met You're re, little girl. ‘A girl on the seat In front #iamefacedly detached a gaudy ribbon from her dress and dropped it into the weeper's lap, tation, lald a flashy ather, scowling across ‘when I saw how eareless you |, I'd @ g001 mind to “Sketch in the “Pantopathy" ts the latest cure for dis pricking the skin with pins in such a way as to releasé the impurities of blood. Needles, as a matter of fact, are'used for making such abrasions, as blood poison might follow the The practice is In yosue-in Chicago, where four women, pantopaths are kept busy! ‘One of the quartet, Miss Alice M. Butterworth, ts especially ex. ODpITY CORNER. THREE FREE SCHOLARSHIPS IN CARICATURE. 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KISSING THE WALL. face should be drawn for faces where they. have the girl's face to be a typical Am ‘ . ? | 4 xf It consists in Lean back as here shown untilyou can touch the wall with your This strengthens the abdominal clei ————__- TASK IN LIFTING, sticks of wood and a Show five pleces of straw or five thin : on, and ask the “It you had, my friend," observed a deep volce from tho! audience to try and lift them together face. mus- id bé Gono | back platform, ‘there'd have been section# of you scattered| in such a way that the performer belie ail along the road fr7 thres males back, Bee?" only 0) of the pleces of wiraw ee & B TORHUND, "yy bis hand am