The evening world. Newspaper, October 8, 1902, Page 10

r THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 8, 1902. \ ee = a ‘ BLLDDDSODIDOODDOOA DDD IS OOSOEDODODD SOG IDOFTOFIDEGET TE DLOGDADIDIFIDETIDODICDED 999$459-490O0490O00H9EOOO909H1O2G0HO60008 lp ‘ T. "7 $503 +) AFBWREMARKS he Gentle but Desperate Crime of Kissing. al ‘ . . Pe Nya A | ‘The Dove of Peace, which has just @ Company, No. 63 to & It Needs Curbing, as Artist Kahles Shows. settled over the Ninth District, may at the Post-Office : have delayed its advent until after the 8 Mall Matter. | mpaign, fearing lest the “Best Chief’ sia as | present it, as a meal, to some hungry ¢ > Jas = = VOLUME 43. NO. 15,02 Los (Teme cost) ( VERFEctuy voter. R DELAYé Samacs, [YER #507 (Charmin! | Fo at Aren't you a bit off In saying you e; = SL/ oN cH ——- BARBED Genial ones = en't you a bit of ay) HOW MUCH FURTHER DELA - Leacat ) THE LATEST wine | EVENING! (Tarenny Vena Soph ncR us en. tay Pit heeea je operators haying gained their point and the min- APPROVED WAY (a \moRe oF THIS! 7 Jyow lost $20," F g regions being now policed by the entire National OF CALLING Ls \ Soe | 821 ald. Bat 1 borrowed $0 trom a guard of Pennsylyanin, a force ample to assure the ON YOUR GIRL. friend on the way home. lafety alike for mince owner ani striker" asked for, Sil UThevosay tc sOUepue whiskey. ine Jong are we to wait for a general reopening of the ? reakfast ¢ it will cure him yes and a renewal of coal producing? een are tor Uae ae Apparently an indefinite period if the operators ar :landvatt wa Ghia’ wine Crave tices mitted to use their own discretion in the mi cup of coffees you ever made that could vague statement was made yesterday on behalf of} » [equal ny mother owners that “after an effective peac eping | Mrs. Parke—Your husband has been patrolling system has been established the mines will) 3 yi, hasn't he? : ; i | S| Mrs. bane—I never saw him so ill E he able to run to 5 per cent. of their capact Pr A] Why, tor two weeks he never spoke ’ P dent Truesdale made the confident prediction that “in al Dy rhea sm obe te sae Breokly a DIG: ‘few weeks there will be nothing left of the strike.” A}« | About ans aay in tee) october shows . 3 Jus what it could do hose loose generalization, quite consistent with previous ut-| _— . fecal MN ooo utr chose “to inces. b ‘a El fe I] will the police have to face thelr new ” ) Gov. Stone's time limit of ten days within which “the | wear ive Co | Piper's music? ‘operators must prove their ability to open up and work | ¢ BrousnT | * | stots cheated justice, after all.” Ptheir mines” would seem to be a suflicient allowance. | 4 ST IF YOu EXPECT 2) stow? ‘ | $e fe not unduly long, but if with that margin of time To GET IN MUCH 2 | "He wax imprisoned for life, and he the operators cannot make a satisfactory showing of Wakenonn ~ 3 [died before his term was half expired. g ® K OF Al * ——s Pactivity in renewing work, not necessarily to the extent| ® EVENING wie . rst Mouse—You don't. mean to say a v! ptic | .c ie are afraid of women of @ 60 per cent. output but a convincing and energet! BE WELL To Come ‘ : ‘ond Mouse—No, I'm not afrald of endeavor promising a full resumption of mining opera- PREPARED, AS SHOWN, LETS Lock © 2 they ave auch a way, oF F tions later on, then will the Governor be justified in|‘ —» . (oURsewve=IN 3 | ipacts tha completely ston ‘Trane g ixercising the fullest extent of the State's power to} 2 ript, i sompel the production of an adequate fuel supply.” eed way Rae ® ite had a little ‘offiee on the twe "Phe public has waited entirely too long for even this peas AFE Taner fn sven tn the wom be ¢ » < hither elevators br in rood {al resumption of work and is impatient of every day hitiraes CPPER Prect) i) aacainicayatanivare ‘ further delay. And what's law for the miners ought But the eoal strike fimine quickly made be law for the operators. O | the elevator balk, ait ss 2 twenty-seven weary flights the inishment to Fit.—Damages to the amount of $12070 hay. 1 was forced co walk ) been awarded J. B, Hughes in the New Jersey courts for | + And as he reached the twenty-fifth, this : injuries received in a runaw wused by Felix Warbu S wish opr h * automodile. Apparently we are progressing ‘fast beyoua| 2 “Would TF could soar t as quick the $10 fine era of automobdiling. ‘The punishment In this | © ope G ense comes near fitting the crime, It was a Jersey court | t THE KISSING } = “also, it should be remembered, which first made death by | ‘2. MICROBE (wicHey IF YOU MUST KISS,THIS SCHEME 1S RECOMMEND! “He is always tr to borrow money {injuries inflicted in a run caused by an automontie | « maacnimen). 67 AS AN EFFECTUAL WAY OF ESCAPING THE MINIONS OF THE LAW. FrRRA RE THDTATIG EEK . Andictable as manslaughtet e 7 “1 don me him © are the rd ° Dhere is no Kiss famine yet, but {f the law keeps on {te mithless course and men are Jailed for the larceny of a kive ur two. as a amton, N. ¥., man was the other day, and sweethearts are fined $19 for the AeaTe Reireintentecnanee luscious smacks bestow upon cach other freely, asa Newark couple were on Monday. ind the kiss microln eat) growin bl HIG Rar DIMOUERURTIINENIIaLGR WHILE UA senrealwa coal THMeAIREMG Anan WIL GeRte| has the faintest ct NO MONEY FOR. ALDERMEN, Officers of the Pennsylvania Railroad announced yes- day that they would pay nothing to expedite the of the tunnel franchise through the Board of it fran probably ten times as much per ton, For a great all-around danger-lurker the modern kiss seems ta lave ty peer, So. ghtis, ie oof the lower remind th rt NOW QUALIFIED. NOT TO BE TRUSTED. RESPECT. THE BETROTHAL. NOT EXACTLY. Jins Idermen. ‘The time for giving up big sums to elty|¢. Ry | SEAR DINE-PONELO arRUenConmy, fé ‘oMicials for franchises that are necessary to the public | ‘ | “Yuukers Shatesm: : t is past now,” said one of the officials, “and the | Raldwin says he 4 King the nsylvania Company will not pay a penny for such a | Pole. Ma tting in : aining for the coming winter in New _ This announcement will effectually crush any cher-|‘” = led Aldermanic hopes of “assisting” to steer the fran- | ‘The most inde jent of the St. L.ouls through. It may seem a bold stand for the road) « } \ oe Oa pte roan ct take in thus antagonizing the honorable Board, but tt Se ea Ea i a is doubtless reckoning on the public's desire to have the “No man ever dared to try to kiss ‘Bigantic project carried out. This desire will lead to a { . — gareful scrutiny of Aldermanic motives in opposing, it. ra RE A a SS SEL : In making their announcement the Pennsylvania offi- Ss threw out hints about a mattor concerning which |< | A widow (affectionate Mrs.) puble would gladly have further information. They | ai elon Sald: “How can I learn what a Kri } Little Theodore etheart sald, “Well, d that it cost $20,000 to secure favorable action , rt ; g “Jude Arena os Lie hat, Miss Peak If you'll vow not 7 ‘On the Rapid Transit Company's application for an ex- Pie : ts ce f a ‘ ure aa s a e Miss Pen No, thank you; but I'll confide to you, dearest, that thrs. St he eubwe: ‘ College ‘Trainer (to new arrival)— Taa—Yes. Tom actually tried to port me In the style to which you're a polite dite man, all. the —— eae acncun ney tarouch) Lenox: avenue: It the What makes you think you ean He-1 wonder why that Mrs. Klis Migs Olde Inst night. 1 tho been accustomed? same White on an automobile trip State Sen- road fill furnish particulars as to facts and names any football? . Virshe tins from a cow? I don't he had more respect You shatt dri Just Little Th No, ‘taint that stor dames KK Mich., . ‘Feasonable favor it may ask will be willingly granted tt Texas Agpirant—Well, once I fell kuews the cow would eat her Mary—1 thought so, too, dear, and Vanderbilt 1 just wanted to get the hatpin ta ‘nash fr 5 ' down in a stampede and the herd Sha-Well, you can't tell, She's a ees iadmive so much a speak no. fairertn Me ace Pomene at ee mush frie ‘im return by a grateful public. Valid data about the ex- Fab innwesbuienet aleieny wna. eavestR Aine an Ub RU FR Istence of boodling among municipal officials are of vital], , é a 5.6.3.0.5.000% Importance to the community and insinuations about} - 5 rican notables who were and for speeding in &§ mobile wouild have Annoyance ey haa , Porsessing them should not be lightly made. LOOK AT THE OPERA? 0)" ‘Thomas Lipto red th. HOW'D SHE The we Wolk an tribes in) Be: consplouons for the nen of the 1 Larka 1 are f , : Grout Also Heard It—Comptroller Grout, too, has “heard i repeatedly that those interested in getting the Lenox ave- fF nue change passed by the Aldermen wore forced to pay © $20,000 yor the grant.” Only a rumor, perhaps. But t | Pennsylvania officials heard $t and Grout heard tt. Now f another can be found who has heard it the basis of an investigation may be had. If “what I tell you three times is tr there om soon be occasion to hunt this snark. A VETERAN POLICEMAN. rldu Varlety and From Liorary in the maret massiveness of the face and haiv ora ments—plates, bane spins, chains ng, the Gat- eorifle shots were rat Mog guns were gall | ‘The cavalry and cannon dashed o'er Vietims through the fray, rrings, nese ving’ and Hp rings of gol, Police Capt. Allaire, who retires at seventy-three, has aL ROE OS Fein straneate enaya tng Ad a career rich enough in incident to make a not unin- thon pearts, the wh | ‘This patuetd the image of the rush often welghing as mug@h as thirt pounds! Yet th roadwa _ rresting novel. Ueginning life as a volunteer fireman, | the regulation way of amibtious youth in old New _ York, he became assistant foreman of an engine com- | “how's on I Mr Kreegue-What 1s use ornament pany that was the rival of Tweed’s “Big Six.” Next on tlon is designed and | are Dealer Two the force as a policeman. Then, the war breaking out, worn with Mi. Kreezs—U)_ take . captain of volunteers, major, lieutenant-colonel, brevet taste, lis o ‘a BENGALESE HEADDRESS. Masag At bn the Flor ptt willl deve heaps ) drigadier-general. Then back on the force, not as now HEA cUnel beanie ofl thertavenstather thanitoldnaste theree:|eeune aan ‘for military men as commissioner or deputy, but in the solder i Kisses haye becn appraised in 5 as patrolman. This was in 1865. Allaire became Love of excessive ornament ts world-wide, but geod taste ark at $10 per And not on account of Is not 89 common | their searelty, elther » @ sergeant soon afterward and captain in 1867. tires now because of defective eyesight. The captain gors into private life with a fortune of Af, ag 42 LEOPOLD Hh, KISG OF TIME DELGIANR, ORATOR ALA: THE HUSSIAS note Anillion, most of it acquired, as in the case of some other Snake t } Police fortunes, in “real estate; but in this Instance the ) Baid real estate was not ‘corner lots in Japan,” but an- Bete nd Maseal women of Bast Afviea wear from nds of beads, iron eh: necks, waists, a The Mealta twenty to thirty 7 ML, KING OF TTALY. | wound arcund thelr he {a father with grotesque effcet. In r ys and wire | The “hot ait’! engendered by confer ms ani less | ences, appeals, mass-meetings and proe- highly civilized communities |jamattons has not set the mer= mente are reckoned by pounds, not avolrdupols, bui|eury of lowered con gula's 1 to have worn on one o« 00,000 worth of peatis and emeralds, and at acu ntly given by the Due vonsiil dressers Dankrupt The dullest of a ad Ironfeal allusion | sterling | cxsion tums ball r an r of Babel? > the linguag, nd pleture The he of the French Govern vy “You say you What did she do then mesit has suddenly swooped down on ‘eestral property at Corlears Hook. It may be saic nae: Abilshercor minion, ’ Meo New York mililonalres of the ol y Me aati ofl anata Fe deel ed MU and the Sultan, t Viady who impersonated ¢ ra was om head to) “oghe scratched me six times, mamma, ie millionaires of the old time that “thetr| a series artoon po: rds minich, tures of the King ly and fect with diamonds, the value of which was estimated at algo L told her the truth when T sald: Krug The latt seemed to be arter of dollars, This s least offensive of ail the y was sed ow tape et MUMMIES MAKE PAINT. ative expecesipn7 lout to,taurn\ tsi tant It 1, however, in DP to burn,” e million and aq farm was their fortune,” and in a lesser degree this ap-|housn vleveriy drawn und of a hu morous charac are alleged to hold } Piles to Allaire, It is to other pollce captains that alsome of t Lo heads of 1 ‘young patrolman must look for incentives to be thrifty |p to rid the stock In trade } and eave his salary. of these ca h were in possess of the publisher at the tlme were con- anking hurts me more than It Kitty" | does wres, but it] 3 whi that] ot many persons are aware of the fact that the best replacing “money = —— much more offens: if not such nUs= | 7 | a4 i A Pavia Wass z ; bro \ sed by artists Is made f human bodies. ~ THE CORONERS’ COMPLAINT. lesan ah da ss ws Bee oo eee eee iat ia aide (oteremuclen taken outcoe the lg “'Phe Coroners think they have just cause for com-| ii wel |, bal the strect# a) er stan mausoleums, eays Biray Stories: | i! ‘ pt against the District-Attorney and the police | M ie) fonteabcor) thal “orenatve Bale ee aa | When a person died In the Bast a c¢ ontwo By Cc) he| SOMEBODIES. pfause their time-honored function of taking the first | Pote! cards which had gone Hamid and the Emperor of Austria hi was: preserved in’ the finest bitumen, 1 om y yiew of a corpse 1s invaded and {nterfered with n wig alsa often: her nasted’’ by the ively [body treated thus fn th Tee Wipe pany th: W. H—intonts re especially vexed at a or in Pa French caricaturists, with no attempt; present an appearan t-cola 1 leather | ire the United States Mhey are especially vexed at the precipitate haste of the| ‘The suppressed cards tnoluded cartea- FIR CTT ‘The bitumvh and the } are ground down| Army, where he has served for over ilice in cases of suicide by inhaling gas. “Very often, "| tts of Mmperer William wearlus 3 Emperor Wiillam {s sald| Dy machinery, and turned Into a beautiful brown Nautd| forty years: Coroner Jackson yesterday, “the police open the i ae ah Sha HWE EMPEROR OF DAB MR. KRUGER ughed h ty when shown at she eulaht of all astittas ; , Paice LISHOP—should 1 mune one of the m= , Saves - pet A DERE Ord voR himnael whit ‘The big color dealers generally keep a mummy locked | . dows and let the gas out, thereby destroying the most Who ds enlidd “The Worde, of Austela- Tange ba ame Into be th padtAl Cara oe aCe Wet ne ee | trom eont-famine alscomfort, it any milevidence,”” 7 eee Eanes “ Fe ____selleagues 1 placed on the black lst, away In an airtight case for use when - nea he fiie Uschi preaphine att ioe the Arctie regions for over forty GAELIC, years, with only two or three v elle is the| to civilized lands. ~flve fe must regard the point as well taken and the con-| 4 on as amply sustained. or lool you! When th _ chemist, to know that the density of the at- Tees! | 3 i)0k0) by Y442 in-| has imbited Ameriesn ‘finance ‘Was sufiicient to cause the death of the corpse? y to Hoth Questions, o 1d cover habitants of Gal-| to the extent of organiang a Steel i : " Tron Company, eapltalized at i To the Ealtor of The Eventne World EWantgH ial y, 2488 of} and 3 ou further! If a poliren: tie he s yy TC1S 2,000,000. Th w concern, which look y policonzan tnrn off the| can a President te a catholic, or can Re Coico: aU Tate tal ONT nUaTORDISeUI|TD) secauineere | disappeared FRANCIS whom are pbe-| 00 Hoh i from iene ; 7 j “iil be operated in Chi ofvom which the gas 1s escaping how is the Coro-] he legally run ¢ sient more than About Harlem Maxhers. ie wivem mothers and slsters: Vi Ie telly avout J How Can He ' tween three and] Meee eevee merchant 2 whether the corpse turned it on with sui-| Wer? My cre) nil Moses living watered the sh To the Falltor of The Fvening Wortd celghteen a of y bY i ee ape wets ek pi PORCH NG (en Fam eleven 1 wish readers who have had loy tea. it or by accident? And look you wza Tf} sro the traitor A! Werld Eas pie i ; ‘ ; “ Cy Advines Merey, rs old, AARON LEMER. | ctairs would give me some sort of b MNAMEE, MAYOR-of can do these things unvestrained how is a} Are there oo TaN jewmen tn Now | states of Teaen eae 1 the Fsening World A Strange Dre how Tecan tell if a girl is in love We Uving, tal anleulnteccnelate: be certain whether the corps cisco, e distance on a dleyele | to all intents and appe: re table, ‘The police should mase me to y who ever ri nee eminently Jasks, "Do sheep drink wate then blessing us both together, 1 was then crying loudly, whereupon mother | wa Pork! 4 5 d about a Mttle boy arreste To the Edllor of The ¥ World me or not, In novels it tells how COAL. : i York yard (roe ane fidingh ro read e olne’s. to" « " e local poor ¢ was not lying} ¥" BWALE. ling shame stealing bread ‘because he was hansry.| Can nome kind reader Interpret Unis) Hee,ceuds Lhe Neromes, favecuecter th Sai ereet ata ha riNeakee instead of on his side when he breathed | _ it ts PAS RALSA Ul ante quod aes Thal down iene GU wecNGe] ot the policeman have moved him? To the Editor of The Evening Wor Hundred and Twenty-Atth street wita- | tenced, for we need those sentences for ther died I dreamed we were Bak eet tell are iy Se dcoking Be me thut, allowing a bulla Referring to the person who says hej out being a target for the Insuiting leers, | those who are raising prices above the in Romo and were going to attend| whether she is turning on a love Hight} yearly output of that it is to be hoped| Broadway to Wall street in twenty | of well-dremsed toughs and scoundrel: y *& FRENCH LADY. silpping up over the back of my collar.| stock of anthra-| Rajputana, {3 about to become @ i A and celebrated by the Pope!- 1 do not) won't Ht a line how ve ; salutes, To tailey (he enade-a, malatake, lA number of. mes my atiantion disk|)/Qnates /Anelemt) Ausharitsen ,. |remesanen ohicciee a caveten carek goloe tA all Seat me? Don't get| cite in Pennsy! the University of Call- said one and one-half) been called to one of these thugs fol-| To the Of The Evening World: on or not. But aftenwani the i u : i Inks It Impossible, | wartiet or single, ca valk on One| Well, 1 hope that he will not be sen- m? About five weeks after my be-| teadii« at ‘the ‘night school 1 went to. Tk is pne to rusk: {a where it should he|can, walk from Nineteenth street and|¢Mcious glances and insinua: ‘tus smiles | reach of the poor people. some funeral mags held in St, Peter's| OF Je merely bothe to wee my. tie} 60,000,000 tons, the} ROLO, PRINCE—son of the Muree of lowing or otherwise annoying a women, |