The evening world. Newspaper, August 20, 1902, Page 8

U2 SALUD hector ea RRO Published by the Press Publishing Company, No. 6 Park Row, New York. Entered at the Post-OMmec a@t New York as Second-Class Mail M e .NO VOLUME 48. WORSE AND WORSE. | Yesterday was a satisfactory day for the Coal Trust magnates. After meeting and comparing notes over th situation they felt encouraged to make a public declara- tion of their attitude and intentions. There will be no settlement of the atrike. ‘There will be no conference, no meeting with the men, no listening to any proposition from anybody, no arvitration, no in- terference by outside politicians, nothing but uncondi- « tional surrender. If the men will abandon their unions A MAXIM EXPLAINED. > JOKES OF OUR eS and return to work as {ndividual employees they may be £! pus hea Ghai ALLE permitted to do so, but they must not ask for any con- 3), Purhins we men mas dnd ditions. They must take any terms the Coal Trust con- yut . of mind sents to make. = The public also must accept the terms laid down by EIU UTS EIN: the criminal Coal Trust, These include the prohibitory, § ‘Phe small boys used ty coast down wholesale price of §11 0 ton here in New York and loss QGP MAN ail last winter, but weve and disaster to industry all over the country. In Pitts f ee cone ihe This ——" yast-deferises, eh? burg 50,000 men are threatened with loss of employment t through lack of coal, in Washington the public huildings will be out of coal within three weeks, public schools in) various parts of the country are reported as unprovided with coal; the only interest which can safely depend on} an ordinary coal supply is the railroads in the Coal Trust whose thrifty managers are peddling out an un- reported store at ruling prices. A BETTER NAME. our class at college or of Arts we Whi degree of Bache s-dinner I should rather eall it a tps ND WINS, The Coal Barons have evidently determined to make itis s What goes up must come down things worse before they get better, and to test their 2 sycs, y notice whenever T slip up on power over a necessary public commodity to the utmost ‘i peel 1 alwaya sit down very Nothing can be done to them, although out in West Vir- ginta they find no difficalty in clapping ordinary miners into jail for consp’ nd contempt of court To the cha BORROWED JOKEs. SHE KNEW. of extravar the We Think In Billio Billion-Dollar Congress will probably reply that this isa D 1 inow anything about hyp: piilion-dollar country, If you doubt ask Morgan or Hil! lism?” Asked the girl in the pink waist or Gates, or any of thos» fellows; but task the under: | {othe Mufty-haired maid, ts miners paid anthra iy her left hand to dis 2 : to better advan | 4 3 yourself THE AMERICAN DUCHESS, Tie home-voming of the Duchess of Marlborough is! an event of us great personal interest to the many] SURELY NOT Side of RETIRED-LONG AGO! Life. Asoum—Don interesting to erbs were fest used? Well, 1 Hike to know who nated you think it would be ad when our ‘Americans who will not see her ax to the fow intimates hy whom she will be entertained. She is a national pos session. @Every American wife and mother knows he story by heart and thinks of her with plc sure as of one Aaiob was cwh: whose carcer bears great resemblance to that of the late to mend princess of a fairy tale for “grown ups.” {Q Ascum—why? Of the American girls who have married British titles Bungle—Vil bet he never put on a : hired bathing sult and didn't dts Consuelo Vanderbilt is not the prettiest nor the cleverest. 2 tin he or inte the surf that tt wae She may be the richest. But she is the one who reflects credit on her native land because of her simplicity ¢ manner and unspoiled and unaffected nature. Add to), this an engaging girlishness not gone after seven years of matrimony and ideals of womanhood not charactert tic of the smart set, and the combination is one in which the American wite and mother aforesaid can feel a par- donable pride. tipped —Philadelphia way $ TOMMY. Jonnn Mother Jones Men of Do-Morraw PROBABLY, The Union troliey line will prov. | The Brake that Failed. if old Gov. Schenck’s opinion js to hold g | Will you plens » know wher A r, 4. good, the ou please Jet ene know where the| you can seldom paay throu om has invaded the personal rights of his om-| Cort! Union int Miss M.D. reerertymierystert through that share | ¢ An Ohio statesman could not have made such ae Van ‘Rot oven 9 Hayes, [0 the Raiior of The byening Wows putin a wl unless It happ: jfeaemble your {Musrlous na a machine syate tho! passenger leaves the oar the conduothy | B Do 1 iced to take oul naturalisation| Captain Lf you succeed im dnding|can close the seat by the use of a he pie which is right, , KO#EDR, n A pase DOOD SODOHOOC Oot OoDp!ITY CORNRR. a aan’ THE PERSIAN PEARL DIVERS. In the large picture the various kinds of perils which sea holds for pearl divers in the Perslun Gulf are shown, in No. the r jiation of @ diver who has remained under water over two minutes is depicted, His compan- jons ru and knead him until he re- vives. In No. 3 the simple outfit of a pearl lisher is exhiblted, It consists of a rope with a weight at the end and a basket in which the pearl-yielding mol- lusks ate collected and carried to the surface. THE SYHINX WABBLY.- v So ma: v relics of antiquartan interest | Appear to be in danger of destruction that It comes with no great surprise They Are Not Color 1 by Impudent hood: | senger would drop Ip a nickel at back of | To the EAlior of The Krening World Ws that you closely | peat, The seat would open up, When the | A ays that black and white axe mot) most beautiful, says they are, Kindly In- when we hear that the Great Sphinx at the foot of the P at are several reasons forvicoming for the —-® insecure state of this monument. The jInvestigations of Eeyptologiste, to say nothing of the treasure-seckers, have probably done more toward rendering the colossai figure unsteady than any- thing else. It is said that the frequent rains, a result of the changed vondivone due to the operations of the great dam. at Assouan, may haye their effect on the cen fold stone work. The nd, which once completely covered forepaws, has been rewoved that jtors might better see the shape of ably have eight or more damage sults as the result of last SSCL Se tal Meht a ic he iigure whlatha a night's derailment of one of its « re hwenty-a ; ; the figure, while the stomach has been It would have been cheaper to have in ss ane ef Wasn't recelpted From out his mansion (park bench 12) the meditative Raggles broken open and an nous hole gapes. spected before the TUNE Volees the thought that through his brain with new insistence straggles oe i “Whitney and Schwab's retired from work. ‘Twas no new stunt they did. INSPECTION BY FIRE. - It’s nothin’ more than I've done ever since T was a kid!” Ps 7 : In the absence of a more regular and effective system | } of tenement-house {uspection existing conditions in the SOMEBODIES. { SUPERSTITION. A SLEUTH: LIKE A FAN. = a a ca a ek vn by! T 7 porous CP EEE ae eecealonall made Know lis’ pisHOp GOURTLAND IRIN LDhas na: ‘THE BOWERY GIRL’S WREATH an instructive tenement-bouse fire such as the one in) cended Mount Everett In his twelve e Essex street yesterday which cost five lives an@ came} horse power automobile. ‘This is the near causing a loss of a dozen more. dinek Mien Cue Aten” na cE Vn Rese Owen Kildare Is Sent on an Errand ‘The fire informs us of the unchecked and unnotteed | PuMhels and kos 1) show that autos of (Condolence by “The Party? existence of every condition which might lead to a con-| LEE ie rh ealio: saxploter u, Me > ( flagration and make it fatal. There was an inflam-| been ennobled by Sweden, despite Listen! . mabie paint shop on the ground floor separated from the} the protests of many friends that pene te PINS BOUL Wet Temi oing ite: tell You adjoining inflammable olicloth store by a mere board) MIsHt better have seolved a enoney anybody else excepting The Party ; . ' | compe 1 for hia discove: 0 arty. partition, the fire-escapes were cluttered with rubbi Bee U at roncuntcee hottie (aneraln In the first place, you know how a fellow hates to get sent 4 Oe and finally the safety scuttle on the roof was secur explorations Age ereane oF, Co .earryH bungled, ane eqecballycrlien|} Sle 5 nailed down to prevent escape by the roof. | LEDOCHOWSKI, CARDINAL—who has 8" mn th iy na . ee an gay what like, but—at ) It required a fire and an attendant loss of life to in-| just dle, at Rome, directed that hi Sab Geet UEhEOU aon ce Inte cosine batvarn form us of these facts. Would it not be cheaper on the| rred at Home, but that his the different nationalities, and it's only around election Ume whole to have our closely packed tenement-houses in- De SSIES Oo ain ne ae )j when we're “all fellow-citlzens" and make believe we love have carried ul 7 Pfacied hy gome aiken acthoet | _¥ : each other like brothers; and this case where The Party sont 2 - MESDAG, TACO—The famous Duteh ne was a dago funeral. and a kid at that. Aue Usual Way,-According to a prominent Phitageipuin |_ Palter, la dond, : I don't know how she got acquainted with the woman, but wyer the Pennsylvania Arbitration law ts ood law, | ]-EISH, MRS.—wife of ir Ambassador | anyway, on the way to the shop she bought a wreath, jollied at there 18 no method provided for enforcing its Turkey, baw had the honor of re me Into buying a bunch, too, and then I had to promise to cisions. celving the Sultan's autograph serib Pane ee ; , arry it over to Bacigalup!'s myself, a _ RatubATiaa eat : rats Hy you Py hat you doin You know they dic pretty often down our way, and Bac! —- —- aroun rt oy? ; a MeGINNIS, MAJON-GEN:—of Indian. AS MART Fey) ona galupi's little mortuary chapel, back of the office, Js never oy 4 COSTLY KINDLING WOOD. [ROA is BATE AE Ne=et Tana ee eel shone shvioel LM empty; the minute one silent guest departs another is ready It is fortunate that it was a Jersey Central locomotive | in battle nage to New York to be dea EU iles DST HLT ESHE for the place of honor; #o I meant to just leave the flo which crashed into the rear of a Pennsylyanta train in in chicken Ohiet-er-erser what ah saw and get away as quick.as 1 could from the mournful crowd Jast night's tall-end collision at Belmar, N. J., whereby = prowlln’! aroun? wheah of different groups. & kal POS But Baclgalupi is about as decent an Italian as one could only the rear Pennsylvania car and the two forward LONG DINNER y . - wish (o meet, and when he asked me to step over and | Central cars were converted into kindling wood, A Chinese official tn Shanghai recently a _ vi saa we oe bene: iy A FINANCIER, syaytnyeg meters at the kid Jald out [ did not wish to refuse. , sguided friend? Stubb Je 4 always : Had it been the other way, had a Pennaylvania loco-|°!tertained a number of @reign oMciais |{E "elamey—tan ter wictim of de uns About himself, and although hat of @|. Well, it was a yellowish litte thing, fearfully ugly even in motive crashed Into the rear of a Jersey Central train, |". * {MPer of 18 courses k it le untrue, we can't trip him up, {ts lust festal robe; still it was the child beloved by tts par- made up of its fearful and wonderful relics of early rail-| Pat How's that? Penta? “He auat Re eS Ge ee ne Teer tien | rohan rn ONE ed Fi Mite’ tata tow: lone awe! : tallan had courted a git] who was as poor as road days, every car would have been converted into!) EXCEPT HIS MOTHER. g° THTBEe! ABH ani himself. ‘Their courtshtp had ween so absorbing that they kindling wood with a corresponding loss of life. 1kw all called him no account VISIONS. had forgotten all about the practical things. meuaateit tens (aeriermse Cecteiliy cunattuarartellt stat, HIRI Tee cee eta meal lRe IMMUNE ‘There was a streak of the poet in the fellow and a longing AND HIS CIGARETTE, ane apatoaanaribe cainaliaahwilaw to ? i aS | u for romance in the girl, and they had mat in Mulberry Tend -- D by la send Its antiquated epee L = Park and had babbled about the poets of thetr 1 about equipment ‘to the junk heap and provide for th 1)|| Bag hentayer would: aspetint | ! ELBO! it ap and provide for the safety of ne ahr eRersth by the emptiness behind them, the happiness before them. Its passengers by furnishing modern steel-framed cars. | | and wharer he wight onan, Well, after they got hitched things went bad from the scaiaaiaicaria aie ee ecammaat pee ' tart. ‘There was s , Jobs of work and genera fo Mis Lite @ Fatlure.—Why not tell the truth about poor 2 they vow rae rst nee ee mold a RBA AUPE ‘ unhappy Bulcide Remington? His life was a failure be i Next came the bab; 5 coming | * cause he had been unable to make his way Into the My All ee) It fee thett tot for mane sls Saas Waa: She. paants charmed circle of the 400 after the manner of Mr. Harry | | TH ‘ ' he manner of Mr, Marry | | ‘Til @ sudden crisis came He braced up once more, and even the young mother— bs dees and of young Mr, Collier. | Sacrifice and courage testing about nineteen—began to look ag of old. — —— Leaped to lips a hero's name, : ‘The vaby lasied just three months, ‘Then they had to come DOWN ON DRAW POKER. || Laud trom e'en the coldest wreat:| | ‘ to Bacigulup!, whose motto is: “Not one of my country: Secretary Shaw te renorted to have “emphasized his! | ang ie on Davai will voulan dcitigltacoallt amt tamse aaa HDA Will go to the Nameless Acre lft know of | @isapproval” of poker playing by Government clerks.| Was “ine lacy nat ae ener! | ia Woreehtanesdie Re nae the atory,.qnd uate it: wae dniabed in came the o6 WI ese " Wee palpate put relder, dtd the J. Meirpont Por ant 0 parents, Treasury employees whose losses led them to mortgage! Then the ¢ ill surprised ON a BeLEpOH OKEAN, OAS 3, ary I heard afterward he had been a soldier in the Italian their salaries have been informed that a repetition of the| | (Tat Is " ther) | Ns dra Se ee jmamed dat Car @larmy; he walked as wtraight as a die, making a fearful Which shows what it means to place at the head of MODm) po ay aiiltey Nera 1 the chapel Poa aoa t0 Bil 4p:head of] + | enenaosauen oll, they left them alone in the chapel until one of the - aereaRs BORER at the Gone rnm¢ A aor one not} ea aa ek 7 as « EES ibis assistants came to the boas and sald, “Here comes the next,” r born, lowa 1s a great State, an inland and then went Inside to do the last of bis work. ' H 4 D1 Bit on the Moor, plac « fmpire of sise and consequence, It is alao-n moral com TIM TTE MT He came out shorty with the ite while box in hie arm, [between the ay, ne yr Koeww and munity. There are households on a thousand prairie! E RS RO H \s 1S TARAS, simon hiding it with her embrace, the husband | support them on the elbows. quarter sections still unprofaned by indulgence in SOCIETY HO Yee! 608: CRN NCLINN er 'S9 AULAt Ags er Ve id games eof Philip Wa | Papers? 1 was born in this State twens! Chambers and ayold the ther ” olf 5s | ” v0 his State humbers street and ‘old the usual or other means, The conduetor would be] # of cards. The Secretary as a representative Jowan ro |To the Hidlior of The Evening World ty-two year d have ya resis) holdeups, t owe your appearan thus carried on the car to assist passen-| I was watching him, because he bad me guessing, and I SOME BIRD SURGERY. Mects this moral attitude, But Hf such Sunday-school| Rifertiie tw The sary comoerntng | font hero aver since 1 voted is @ millionaire. Chambers strect|yera on and off tho cur and ton Dosin to think he didn't care anything for the kid: but Just [ye rent obaervations concern Pemotions are to prevail in the national Govorniment Waste | ill! Wie, | think tt te a ahame that | ton, my ot i ae my Wout annay you Mf thes thiak | change for passengers desirous of using | then the assistant had got to the door, and there was a sud: |i piney aimica! treatment of wounda J Bicarks will feel that ther have fallea, an ambitious youth like this should be fi a ee t mucho The man! the seats. 8. Nyacl den transformation, eerie * recently made by a Owlea bes N ‘ On eVil deprived of making a lying while other ; with t sand te dog and t + With a wound a eross between @ moan and a mcream he|rarualzt: The moat Intereating oxy - , No excitement, no makeshift of amusement, only Vaarante are wiowed to romp around Chambers Street Beanarn 4, wllom you referred to ax an pnts Cure fer Conca! sprang forward and snatched the box to his breast, Down [anne ae that of a snipe, both of Phe dull treadmill of existence through six weary hours {!!e,'" niton ik patd to| To the Kalter of The dvening World wile chap ti hie partieular cordiality to | 7? the flier of The Rvening World on the floor he went, and though T could not understand it ecg lena he ad unfortunately broken sat the Jong day with no little game in the evening io Hula i alhcekely hope | ar aR ot a (has Or Ween gous Ry Je IAbOHAE under the IDFA | welt to be of areat impatient {know what he wae aaying whilo ho waa laying his face lit the ‘fullowing, dane i rena os ar Re say y c why, beRK: ) Chambera! sion that you are a member of Uh self to reat portans ret (ie ee ‘ollowing day, when things uv. ate Vorewt in this jad’ | Undountediy J. Holm op | Profemslon R fo make himself agreewble, but di igninat that little wilke esfalr, that the peo mhen fe found ; ; | welfare ry Holmes'a letter wrecuble, but doow not] “Ins gunny how we were all looking imto corners and poor bird had contrived to aps ©) They will be looking for (amily prayers noxt and a atc . referred ty Chambers street in New| A Slot-Machine Car. succeed an a where excepting at the father, until he eprane up end nemo ee arenas of down from other para Saturday night of a time for hilarity, And| 1» We sar ot : [Yorks AF you wit come scrasn the | ane Brrning World any at ane readers help me to cure BM) 6 shake hands with we : Drang UD and came jos ite body. faptened by congeuled loo ver, Mr, Chupman, you nd + of phis YORKVILLE, . M splint ol H . you will find that) | suggest with regard to surface cars RKVILLE, | Weil, when 1 met The Party to report, 1 had come to the |eathera to both ifmba: % 'Mermeven eeatniimennaemneeeel ‘EBONIZED Ps Add ihe beat CHERRY, peerless ‘ ba oo! ane t ean only be detected conclusion Uvat, dago or no dago, « father is ¢ father, and no matter how homely the ba'vy, it is hie, and therefore the 1 got the Senator to get him @ job, ®