The evening world. Newspaper, October 3, 1902, Page 12

- * cates of frarleseness. Published by the Press Publishing Company, No. 83 to 6] (7 Park Row, New York. Entered at the Post-Office ® at New York as Second-Class Mail Matter. * ¢ Yous€ «ips VOLUME 43.... -NO. 16,018. | + AIEEE No. é LICENSE TER NATIONAL MINE OWNERSHIP. ° Tt has remzined .for the Democratic party of the richest and most conservative State in the Union to In- sert in its platform a plank that would excite comment As a radical measure if favored by a Populist conven- tion of Kansas or the Dakotas. This plank, adopted at Saratoza by and with the advice and consent of the convention's master, Senator Hill, advocates “the na- tional ownership and operation of the anthracite coal) mines by the exercise of the right of eminent domain.” The most extreme expression of Republican centraliza- tion or Populistic socialism could not go further. Ts it meant in all seriousness or is it a device of cam- paign thunder to rattle momentarily in the ears of the unthinking while the evils of the coal strike are upper- nos; ‘in their minds? 1f so it is an unworthy appeal to unreasoning prejudice. It cannot be thought that Demo- cratic orators will be directed to give countenance to it on the stump. Its advocacy would be wholly contrary to Democratic vrecedent and subversive of Democratic principles. As the handiwork of a shrewd and experi- penced party manager and platform constructor the plank must be viewed as an extraordinary piece of un- | ‘ skilful carpentry. | PLAY MUMBLN PEG MLt RUN YEZ IN! A State's rights go wholly by the board if Federal] authority can interfere thus to selze a private industry. | ® A next logical step might be, if occasion demanded, to] + lay hold of the Pennsylvania stee] mills and oi) wells} on the same theory and with equal injustice. ° MIDWAY INDECENCY. ¢ The St. Louis World's Fair Board of Lady Managers,| «: at the suggestion, it is said, of Miss Helen Gould, have | % requested that there be “no indecent dances in the mid-|~, ways” of the exposition. It is a timely rebuke of a|® tendency which even persons not strait-laced in their notions have been loath to approve. . ‘The idea seems first to have gained vogue at Chicago that a midway should be a place where visitors could momentarily lay asido thef# moral scruples to see and hear certain forms and exprespions of “spiciness,” otherwise plain nastiness, which they would not tol- erate elsewhere. it was a seductive idea and gained many votaries, but it has since gone to lengths not to be sanctioned. AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS. A big racing automobile in Central Park yesterday fMashed a runabout and hurt Miss Elizabeth Wood so sericusly that she may dle. ® The circumstances of the accident were such as have long since become familiar: The automobile came up quickly behind the runabout, its puffing frightening the horse, which jumped to one side, reared and then ran to the middle of the road directly in front of the ma: Naine. It will be found by the chauffeur's testimony, if the case ever gets into court, that the automobile was moy- HE MEANT WELL. Voiunr ing within the restricted speed of eight miles an hour. | « Nevertheless the force of the impact was sufficiently | Sea ieig : ‘ . tale. : ra. Miftvadd—A man is as old as severe to demolish the other vehicle completely Bf Soteeleenut lan wainan: tem Oil as The accident was doubtless unavoidable, but as auto-} 2 sie look» a motfles are now met in such large numbers on all roads| Mr. Oldbeau—Roally, madam, that fi dcsenen that thevonly eratiart i ® doesn't apply to your ease, I'm sure. it would acem that the only recourse of drivers desiring | ,.2.¢.6.¢.96-06.466-4-846-90660.046.00 reasonable safety will be to drive only horses educated 10, {PING-PONG ‘The Ohio Legistature has dectded,‘o place ping-pong under municipal regulat “does not go unchecked, and that a proper legislative bridle is put on menacing mumble-the-peg and home-wrecking hi-spy, have to be duly Hcensed or go out of busines: REG Artist Kahles Answers the Question Pictorially. o o MUMBLY' LICENSES PARCHES) LICENSES. THis witt BE a COMMON® “re f AGEs) TRACE! sig B = — Z5 ; (EAG n>) FER PLAYIN CHESS : WIDOUT A LICENSE! B SIDES. YER MAKIN’ TOQ MUCH NOISE! LINING UP TO GET LICENSES. Dont Soak ME HARD TO AVOID ANNOYANCE KEEP YOUR LICENSE IN A PROMINENT PLACE, A> ABOVE. + You've ween (Y PLAYING HOOKEY! desperate ..ng-pong, W perhaps, some other State will see (hat the villainous game of chess ‘The artist has pletured some of the beautifel prospects when all the pure and innocent games will throughout the State—sinful, danger ous VERY STILL. PA’S EXPLANATION, . STUCK UP. BOLD ROBBER. eer 5 Bruin—He is t proudest bear 4 FRCL E WE Rei e ain i tn the woods, wun—There goes a man who % Neen tous i Mrs. Bruin— 1 noticed that he stole $100,000 from me. ° POAtiin iprabanlelnismlentae ims ms Vell you hus been putting on a great many Bixby—Did you get it back? 4 aaeana stint any ate ‘ in would you airs. What is It all about? Slowun—No. You see, he eloped & sient. Tike acon a“ mAKs . Mr. Bruin—He was shot at and with the heiress that I wasengaged © Tramp-—Ohb, Vd do as still life issed Db eddy Roosevelt, Jr. to. bas : ee ee GODS PFHIGISITSFOSDONG BE IFIDDGODEE LOLI GE OBE DVHGHHIGHOOOHAGHS to the sight of the puM™ng machines and given certifi- CUT DOWN TOO SOON, The career of a promising young Napoleon of finance has been rudely cut short by the arrest for forgery of American exponents: girls of best new and are that Ronald F. Brennan, of Brooklyn. Brepnan is twenty- “instep” work, | her feet two years old. ‘Vhree years ago he was a $5 a week toe dancing, but clerk, He is now president of the “Brooklyn Bond and let masters do not It Is acrobatte tn per a rigorous Mortgage Title Company,” th a capital of $100,900, Distriet-Attorney Clarke. King that Brennan's bail be placed at as Ligh a figure as $20,000 This is a most remarkable young man.” rt w in a said . mt le process Is at fl We are inclined to agree with the District-Attorney’s f great ph; 1 pain. The estimate and to regret that the law has got hold of him. s first exercised until ts state of profus A boy who can do at twenty-two what Brennan has done i ie f i , ut thirty a magnate of finance to Jay Gould ar might have becom whom Mr. Morgan would be as a Lazarus twenty-two was selling mouse and John D. Rocke- feller was seeking “) as a ‘longshoreman. It is one of Fate's cruellest tricks that Brennan's budding great ness is nipped by an untime frost MR, BURBRIDOE'S FURNITURE The fall mos eason ha tt f loads of furnitu: Thirty-third a8 observed by Details are not given us, but we know without enlightenment Focaco, In keer: jan bronze acting connoisseu wh will sere We ot @xamples of glance Virx! ings of nouveau approve in househ But prodad selection Ball and the the draw passer furnit is ve magnificent m ackn J + Views Mabian >y ow . . mn , re of equa Amd 2% for tha: > ea ae : ite Mr. Pope, «bo od ous ae rn omen tn the ausuco Am Were BO precedent fe Lk Reve? to act & | 2 - — & qieatina came up na ® & warty of ten her body movements, 2» 2» TIMELY LETTERS FYROM THE PEOPLE. 2 - LS AS ACROBATIC DANCER. 5° | DARWIN AND SPENCER. ‘Throughout his life Darwin was a great sufferer from ill- health, and spent a not inconsiderable part of his time in hydropathic institutions and treatment, says American Medi clue. As a vague cure-all for vague compiaints these institu- UL_ATED BY L_AW?. @ELL! WELL! WHAG NEXGH i A PEW REMARKS. ngland and Mr. Morgan have made a shipping pact. Sngland's flag shall fy from En; land's ships, they top enact, The reason he allows this In’ his bid for English trade Is said to be because the Morgan flag is not yet made. That “I've only been ping-ponging,” eaid Devery. And whén he had finished hey wouldn't even let him take his If the Morrisania burglar had taken the trouble to learn football, a mere bagatelle like a ton or so of policemen piled all over him would not have ham- pered his ese: When women run for President what a title “From Convent to Convention” will be for the story of candidates’ careers! Mrs, Dashing—How can you posstbly find fauit with my own bathing cos- tume? It's certainly a revelation. Dashing—Yes, and it's the revelation that I object to.—Chicago Dally News. “Beauty is only skin deep.” “Never mind, dear; there are lots of good dermatologists ‘The Collector of the Port of Philadel- phia has barred the mongoose out of his country. Maybe because there were more than one of these rodents in the Invoice end he could not decide whether to write the plural as “‘mongooses” or “mongeese."" “Helen has improved her game won- derfully since she has been playing with Jack. “How do you know? Why, she's got so how that she plays entirely without a caddie. '—Detroit Fre Press “t hear he is homely “E shou.. say so. Why, his auto gos- gles are actually becoming to him!" “Did you see the Pyrannees W hile you were in Europe?" “No; we called, but they had measles in x family and weren't able to see any one.” Didn't Devery “overlook a bet" in failing to invite Hill to one of last sum- mer's chowders? “If you please, ma‘am,” exclaimed the nursemaid in’ great excitement, “I cin't keep the baby from going to the scuttle and trying to eat coal: “Dear me!” exclaimed Mrs. Languid. “that child is going to takes after his [father for extravagance." —Washington Star. Nebuchadnezzar, in Bible times, was condemned to eat grass." “Poor man! I suppose he put a fancy name on it and called it a health food.” Corporations on the street Oft may count thelr wealth In roll But can't “stand on their own fest,” For “corporations have no soles.” Irate Father (starting for the parlor)— Maria. that young Spoonamore has been hanging around this house long enough! Mother of the Family—What are you ng to do. John? © Father—I'm going to tell Besste to let him drop—Chicago Tribune, “How warm and comfortable Scribble looks in ‘spite of the coal famine!’ “No wonder. He has tons of rejected manuscripts to burn.” “T hear Von Setemup won that $5,000 Job in a canter.” “Yes, and lost decanter it a week later, in a upon the lasteps ef her feet In) to loarn sometimes as e: as four rong and flexible rhe . Rev cbaibliationaropthel wank Ranvetonnd We anHTE TEES CGR LAee UREN the erate tione at this time had a great vogue, and at first Darwin | Wiak—As painter do vou think he rtinat for the girl, | cesmntly, they are not ready f turn upon the had a more profound faith in the eMfcacy of the “treatment | seit? ie ny this time have oecome hard stage until they are i eee than facts warranted, Waes—He ought to. You see, he's a uenia pol ‘The proprietor of hie favorite establishment. however, | su painter —Philadelphia Record, Thea it tw tine ¢ made his diagnosis by means of “clairvoyants’’ or ‘“‘me- te ae. C n t@ learn to stand upon) {ums and his inedical treatment of the patients, so far} Morgane plan for merging Southern as water, baths, “packs,” &c., were not all-eficactous, were | * Hroads is to have received a thetr For that purpose cach toe Js wrapped separate:s obton, toes. by means of mesmerism and “infinitesimal doses.” eminently inductive and careful mindgwas not swung from In the ends of the leg feet akle as easily as the hand the wrist 7 the chi! i pox. on the ground that the vaccine interferes with the or tf, etanding on their to ltt- * ing fret one leg, then the other, | 40° Of nature and must produce “other effects,” c: g., meas heen sauna lt Ins, influenza, dec. A dowe of castor oll, as sumgests our o¢ cht angies with the| temporary, the British Medical Journal, also causes “an Interference with the order of nature CHLOROFORMED FLOWERS. An original plan has been hit upon by a woman thief 'n tng them In their ine with} ‘The gentloman remarked the beauty of the flowers and the aple soon got into conversation, The young woman hand ie oe 10: or ss holdotled the bouquet to hee new acWwaintance that he might ud cend® °t}@mell the beautiful Rowers required pos!ior Soon after he felt languor stealing over him and almose ———- bat once went to sleep. emins w AMINE. When he awakened by the station master some miles a Yes, we are having the bi | further an he found that Rin wateh his money were gons ° - ‘ and tm nive on ae aino tha Deantiful young | Whats that On examining the Bouquet, whieh tad Deen left deaind, it = : we oxp » receive all our} wae found that half the flowers had bees with t . . . . The rien stranger had bee ‘aie : ~ nm hind Pte " ee ee wa =e OO | + ae 6o a oo » . brace, _ e'8 whowkk tink @ “Your thigh Whey the se te Vere te the » . oe . ne me Wing ‘ ie «very wel a ve . vegins - “we — we EE NaiNatoN U Ce ee leawet Rr GOOD TRADE. i OD UROADW A the tate vb Bapeess Agate, | aint more cotati oy v cana) 2 the Genie © SHARE OB V ORNS) vhe numner of ‘ . . Sam Phew be Pack ee ee te te Peenemnced “Sheek,” oe ae . e : a © detaxe om the NiMth Qvenue | ise Gitte af The Hresing Warts ed Prunainn Vaneenee of work, anaedy I ‘ ' expres tae hike om hose ome) Mindiy empiain tow vo pronounce ihe) Ragman in Imh Was nk bie te 0 see Wak Ce le Windsor Terraga, whton states now ded‘ grenm 2d we Gen © eoktom were “chia « . Darwin's Russia | eou On the Dorpat to St. Petersburg line the other day a well- a week krown gentioman was travelling, A Seauttful and welt- To dance on the toes} dressed young woman got Into his compartment soon after 1st b@ In} leaving Dorpat. She was carrying a fine bouquet of flowers check, The amount is not named. Beef Magnate Cudahy has started a foperaver aay the | [tS conservative balance by the folderol, and despite the pil al ere career vue (Bir failure of hydropathy, or any other pathy, to cure him, he|new rubber combine. A blend of the he feet always turned out.{" indulged in any antl-medical dogmatisms and preju-| (Wo industries will find vast favor tn they lean their hands on al @ LOS ORE DORN AE House kee pay hale Back, OF auch aup-| 1 bis last book, “Facts and Comments,” as great a think- - uct and tise slowly apa thefer and sclentist as any one may admit Rim to be, Mr. Her-| ote you awear that way.” sald Rev. lips of the toon. Th moet goon] bert Spencer exhibits tke vice which some claim dogs the Goodman. reprovingiy, “you won't get i ore are horizontal] footsteps of his entire system of philosophy—that of the Gatcive mollracietter chances thew Spuaalet [essentially deductive mind, the conviction as to a theory | most people, replied the hard case. amt at mane three rast} before thorough consultation of the facts, and consequent:y | "I'll bet the general scarcity of skilled neue he does great violence—at least in his last hook—to the facts |'#b9r wi! pull me through | ira moet of the in-| bout which he writes, In musical and in a number of other «: I'm an export harp tuner.”— se Is done Sule pra..| Matters he also “has his fling” at the world, but in a way | Philatelphia Press a Galle: side prac-| that the world #miies sadly at the auitor ultra crepldam. her dais Sve tno] The “xanttary clase,”” the military class, the state clergy. | ‘There was once an old Woman Dr. Ir al are all a dad lot, all thelr acts being motived on self-Inter-| Whose patients bad language oct @hr. dozen or] eat of the lowest possible kind. He is against many things] ‘Though she always would Inugh peas little gira in ftutty| Medical, but chiefly against vaccination. parently regard. At their malice and chaugh. athens aula) chfae tae ha| lea of facts, and even if It does produce Immunity to small-|And sakt that she cared not who kne, game leg. the Prestiont | eed in Kicking the coal rom its tigh pedesta plain ma 7 Glasgow has @ iaumhter, io make }_ Looking agat mirror she drew * long ath 1 joined: “He muat Turning out better work lately, Ia " yeah Ave | — | | De BNL, PROP of Kanese code ant speaks Muently seven= anguages r ation Commalaalone st sunset claew at 2 A Me and damm at af hin day's work before te | wocld at large haa brenkinated KURORMNIEN, LORD when aaked: te oe) nia 4 Dn retuned, sage “a: Ke YOUP OWM wie ‘arapn worklh TOmeening, = Mine@ worth notaing PRWEN, BLAME one | Rage Wirtginston | Mase. Care aL KEE Yorks © en tesetn owae the q the worth while am bof Durker © he pesneamee we