The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1902, Page 9

{big place, of 1ce myself." Those ‘Are the Words Tillie Bryhn Was Singing| When Ben Todd Came Along. JOST THEN TAE PORCH FELL, ‘MITE HER. | The Girl Was Cripplef for Life, but Boi ‘Stach to Her, and Thy, Were Harried, | BY MARIE DEACON WANSOX Copyright 1902, by Detly Story Pub. Co.) E'S my sweetheart, he's my boy. I'm Mis) Tillie, he’s my joy—" ‘The cléd# voice stopped suddenly. “Suppose Ben heard?’ The singer's red cheeks grew rosier at the thought. ‘Ben had heard, And the message the wong carried to the stalwart Jceman ict from off his wagon as though it had deen a feather-welght, From the alley to thé yard. and up"the steps: to t tecond. flat, the man Anurriet with nes. “Mercy, Mr. Toda! It's & wohder you wouldn't give folks warning yoW are coining.” “And a pair of blue eyes FILLE PLA made him’ sWing a hundred poutias | | @THE BOSS WILL BE APTER YOU FOR WASTING YOUR TIME,” SHB SA feshed educily as ‘the owner finsed bed @ish-oloth and hung it on the stove-bar to ary: P ‘Mister’ Todd?” echoed the man ré- Proachfully. ‘You call me Ben last night, Tillie.” « ‘Miss Bryhn, please," “corrected the gitl with & laughing toss of her head. “It's tof pat to keep you waiting, Mr. Todd. But I'm afraid T gant Nft that "I Wouldn't think’ of letting you, ‘TiI— I mean Miss Bryhn,” Ben declared ear- nestly, Why, I bet it's heavier than you are,” and ‘tis eyes followed admir- ingly, the trim little figure In the neat eee ea een oensh otha | ee ‘ you laughing at? Furthermore, thereof all the children in the public schools] et Gray, for years 2 ntirse in the WEST END THEATRE. SET ERS IMT TE »-MAGAZIN fe ‘Soon We'll Marry’ ( ae HOW TO READ YOVR SWEEGHEART'S TRAITS. THE PORENERD, “BY HARRIET HUBBARD “AYER. hold it there with a great” sigh of ®lad- ness, “We'll ne martie@ noxk'month, Tite” Ben suf prevegtly, with @ fe show Of) iene are three forms of forehoud, daring. “I've been Aaving ver alnce T Daidde Inia getiiral, way... } met you.” are ktown to physiognomists as the projecting, the. receding and the per- an’t be-Teady that soon,” laughed Tiilte, standing on tiptoe In her attempt | Progerner fo reach Bans shelter. There are any number ot combinations d tis : ‘ g ‘You must," Bet insist@, Tookine #0) ang nvixed of blended forme, but befare AN ae i aa . ‘Dig and masterful that Wille -wondered| you attempt to deolplter the latter you P : - how she hed ever kgs 40 tear@) him. | muge best claspify.the forehead as com- “ive had eye on'h cottage this week of the three general Lback. It willbe FAoant to-morrdw. We ; ; buy ‘the finpiiture a4 tings together, The receding forehead is generally at eh, ttre git? once. tabulated by the amateur phys- are of the gnuscular type usually: ‘That to say they are rarely of the highly pe. And Tillie, her coquettish airs and] jognomist as @ sign of-n weak-intollect pee eAstsaneO Rvdnanay lay gftr J ———-——= | person, or of degeneracy, lack of] found on aftistio"people, but very infre- GUES BEN energy and mental incapacity, These | quently on persone of highly emdtional BS ft are the signe of a markedly retreating |anq enthuslaatic temperament. forhead: which are intensified by &/ The nortally receding forehead be- small, weak receding chin, longs to thé subject ponsessed of real @ a forehead with what fervor, A very high atithority recently mai slant, that is to #2¥, | told me in speaking of the physlognomy . Hants ack a little, if the! of the brow that he bitd found the per- a good chin, ahe ie apt to! pendioular forehead often on cold blood- be a atrongly intellectual woman, eD-/ 64 ana sometimes cruel subjects, and ergetic, well-bela and sympathetle. | that where the person with thi brow This te alwaye provided the chin is not} exhibits a fullness in tHe upper portion realiy wedk, and receding. ‘of the forehead he or she would be apt ‘The projecting forehead is oftener seen} to be an ingenious and plausible liar. in men than Women. A forehead’ pro- he amplitude of the forehead,” oays Jects from below her forward in @| Keith, “the expression of the eyebrows, straight line of in @ rounding curve. | the fire ‘atid bHiliancy of the eye, the ‘A projecting forehead in @ grown per-| bold and manly or, the delicate and son does not indicate alertness of facil-| feminine profile of nose, the ‘blush and aoe ity. ‘imple of the gheel, tho witchery of : } ‘ é ; { } semicircle. A narrowness of brow When it projects so that It bulges the) the smile and tH lovely cbntdur of the|impianted in His mokt perfect creptures, NN eit ancends, in #0 fit an it existe, as e tor mental and magual}chin are attribytes of man’é,counte-| 9 car aro thé intellectual faculties Inc va Ldiniian! é panied with aguteness, but nande Xdat are, palpable to ‘evtry o Children often have ‘these projecting | and are tl pelual themés of admira ‘terior, ‘ ee tes 4 ce foundness. The length, or height, 4 4 —_ “The most important thing that re- t : Ye 2 breadth are various and vari i foreheads, which ate in fact called in-| tion, whether of the lover or of the @ards the brow ia (ts manner of rising. a ad a pit 2 portioned.» Breadth indieates, a fantold, but as the inteltecutal facitities | Dhilisopher. ‘The arohing of the head ts peculiar to NU ‘ fe and accuracy. Height pointe to, exten are developed the foreheads modity and| “In attempting to analyze the features | man. A g00d brow ought to continue ‘ peat of mind and case of become more or less harmonious. of the face and deduct therefrom cer-|in a line with ‘the face some space and e, Hence the broad, #hort. brow 46,1! Wheh the forehead 1s very prominent | tain wigns of character we instinctively|then should slowly recede, still rieing abn? ‘ait 2 tive of aceuracy and retention, but. at the top the subject will sometitnes be | commente with the forehead. ‘It Is the]to the vertex, or crown, of the head * “ Aslan i te of comprehension, while the high, wtted, and theoretically, least, he | seat of-thought; @ table on which every| When a brow falls short of this pér- ene rea in legs row brow demontrates extent of will suggest valuable achomes. motions is Impressed.’ ‘As to the rela-|pendiculatity there Is a proportional i Sculptors. Rarely is the man of woman with ative size and form of the forehead, it] want of idea,, thought and comprehen- > tention.” projecting forehéad endowed with the | will be interesting to compare foreheads | sion. strong practical qualities which are re-|one with another, “Excess of forehead fe observable In quired in this work-aeday World to] "The further the "form of the head| some idiots and in chronic hydrocepha- aehieve euccess. (brow) recedes from the perfect com-| lus, but’ In such cases the expresfive ‘Women with perpendictilar foreheads |manding look which the Almighty hastfeatures will ak for themse! Mrs, Ayer’s next article” f When there ts no disease nor idioti#m ir expressing ideas, With respect 10] of? what traits are h vealed pannpany ing a projecting forehead the| the lateral shape, (here are many vatle-|0) Oh eke and tecth Individuat ts slothtul and finds diMoulty{ ties, The etandard of pertection Ia the | the ehteks a Q THIS WILL INTEREST MOTHERS, ies -dinusemnpels Children, aucestely ined by Novy | OS A Vee noe a ow HOBER'S MATH ST, Ip. Letters, Questions and Answers. graces forgotten for" the moment, raid simply: Tt was a week hetore, the wedding and|To the Raitor of, Tho Rvening World are thousands of girls who work ih {suffering with a contagious eye disease | Children's Home in New York, Cure er#ut’ the article |#hops and are in the same circumstances | should warn the public in genetal and! yy e oe baci Oespend nth dag: Fullfe had stepped ous to the porch to] T/read with much inera tnink tt [as you, “Laugher:" and eth ineit ac: [eepcciain otter ee cn aeenetat And Keverishness, Bad Stomach,,. Teeth- | READY FOR PUBLIC Watoh-for-Ben. hs wore the pink lawn] “In. Pesise of lsnocker parties could | tions are to be admired. They Mauigelin the future, ing Disorders, move and regulate the POSITIVELY nat her white) would te Mvulay on eimilar ines tO) in reading an intereating negwpaper, or it can be mately stated that a iarge{Bowels and destroy Worms... They be. fic., 1” vee Ee ce ae epi aan HB. ja conversation with an” oocasional per cent. of the children now suffering| AT sO Dleasant to the taste andj “YW ‘TO- NIGHT. te - ane oe leh to B be fe abate jaugh at the proper time, bit to not} with trachoma contracted It by all dry-| harmless as milk, Childven like 1 over the rail. make a holy show of themselves. ing tho face-on the swe to’ them. Over 10,000 testimbniais of oe, Ben was coming down the alley. She | To the Editor of The Evening World: J.0.™M blue glagham dress. velghed ninety-five aut to Fernside lunday,'’ Tillie volunteered, stop- ping to turn ther sleeves back and dl playlig® twp round white arms above het wrists, “That's where you went ‘with Sam Dibb,” Ben replied gloomily, “He's no man for you, Tillle, “Who.said I avanted him or any other man?" demanded the girl, reaching for 4 patl from beneath the sink and filling Mt wittswater. “Then you didh't mean anything, by |i what you sald last night?’ Ben asked miterably, “thd bows will be after you for wast- om Your time," she said, her Ups run- over with laughter, i datted past ‘the Locka thing the kittHen. fhe knew Ben wouldtoliow. He had done ‘no betore But “the 61 in waited a @noment with a bist Took’ inotie Bonest yee, then! turned), ob? and weg steps. ¢ ‘Tiille . nd and ¢¢ ‘waiting, her lips pitrtea Re pecs 4288 anive away, Ae Tike, kneing “ba of the short muslin ourtaih watching him, shook the hot, nted tears from her cheeks and |, oriedh ‘ “IT fust meant to tease him: © I ‘go want him. Oh, Ben!" In. the. -evesting He chided” her ress For the dink 1a; said Ae ad ed saan, rot] a8 "and went out cS hl porch, Naaoe Ben wit® she thure murgd td horsblt, then Urew shyly. bash | ” ihto ake shadow. foot oh the top atép he: stopped” He had changed his heavy lupe jersey for a coat. and fade wasired and stiny, ‘thigt -you, “Wr, Toda?” Tille'a ed ‘surprise, ‘ass called to say goody.” The offered me a. job in another ays jen. began in dull tones, sa you like to come close ean ‘talk ensiep?' "Tillte Ste eaeur choking sameshing Duele For a ti Teaned against the paroh looked pumsrathy pasaa ‘ ‘Don't gWay, Uttle bine vata, leaned hat, walking with two fe~ B REESE, cures. They never fail, Sold by ail waved fivntek as peau eget ae eer ehould walk in the Firat Produced at Herald Suuare Thirty-seven, srusgiete, 25c. Ask to-day. Sample T0e: > up with a smile and Tillie called gayly:|cenjer. K_ claims he should walk pat Theatre. fs 770 the Raltor of The Evening World: ee ogre ae 8, Olmeted, | FISCHER “There's another present come, B'——|outside, Which ts right? INQUIRER. ae RAltor of The Evening Worl Kin Le Roy, N. Y le k ° Md oe Yank tate, | eee == $00 MRS. JACK | The words were cut short. ‘There. was A Brooklyn Nuisi om o rtee end, as of 8 bredbing Board |y ene wattr of The Rishine Worl: {ST em ete it wan produced at Weanneon Sere RARE Amusements CHURS. DARA MATING |e jt cous, Mtartled cry, Then silence, isten to @ wail from roo! a a ne * aaa When Ben reached ‘Tillie she was ly- ine ‘norning at, about 7 o'clock an| the Herald Square Bheeice Bee THE SENATOR WHO SINGS.| 2c te suenagea eater Be ie isit PRocTOR'S bier 1B ynconsciovs on a pile of debris in ar standg at the corner of the yard, twenty feet below the porch: tratiaed. avent a Grand atneety At the hospital doctors, grave‘ and|into which passengérs are forbidden to Kindly looked into Ben's ungulshad toe. |step. After a walt of ten or fifteen “She atruck something projecting that} minutes a crowded car comes alone forced? the. whoie weight: of “her falt|‘the empty ‘tar, is eWitched off and the " 1 is said that Senator Clark, the ye A An Unraly Boy. ica cop: pcs tat. & Brgad pti ‘To tho Bilitor of The Evening wii per king Senator, is very tor@ of sing- BROAD WAY roti ‘yar Wed ae i jist. © ‘What can be dope with a Voy mearly [28 *8¥e the Cleveland Pinin Dealer, | Bi . Bieko He has a miid parlor tenor, and people | 5 : [lhe Ehiidaa di od af vou UTR rown, Who absolutely refuses either to * eon! —n " iD to school or to oor and who, if}W2° have heard tt say they ike it.! ¥ 1 d. Miahoats tntest myaiont Seley, t ay. oe Boalind: Favorite ‘ Scenic. Rett . When he warbitm I'm dreaming, & i Tae ampane between her shoulder, Slades she: has| people who waa to ast 20 the Green| 8 position 4 obtained for iy tires {ilareaiting, as the nisht.crdouk its Iny,” | 4 ‘ eyares [a Ms Silver Slipper 68th at. 3 6. Btired ecertctnon’ Tee ene et | Deak eae we lores ti + og it 1s claimed that the Hstener# even g0| 4M: ed lips, in nufsance. His totter has ,no control | "4," Waat an exquisite metnod!’ whatever over him afd he keops her in|, 1% the sams way, tov, when ne j T HURTIG 8 SEATON reseh Reo ary arias ‘K ca me ; e throws back hfs head and tackles Ben turned away with a groan, Hin|” “In some éities there are chitap wintor| fonsiant fear leat be may disgrace the “sho's lett me in the glouming, when Blan EME Tilile @ cripple? God tor-| concerts and oheap winter opera. BOtN) “ay "a nooishiy st. Mary's has d ne the summer nights were young)". with a Digit fare, excellent In quality, Now, New] nich for unruly paye.. Its dock dg” ts Uitiaoadensh on the’ ietbaieitng He overaijon iy Which It was hoped | yorKers can enjoy muslo a8 MUCH AB] 1. Got of Wnast Twenty. third pe o and a sostenuto trill on the “young.” Tillie's life might be saved took place | any other town can. Yet here It costs 7 And yet it can acarcely be admitted Latst las. dam Succes, Rod fe ss | Bor three day# af-| too much, and only the well-to-do can ah Tidaiel Pascoe that the by wre Senator has put’ his ‘ward she Hovered very close et us hdve good cheap mu- the Baitor of Thedvening World; «* ‘talents to aff tonest test. Let him dis- norderiand,.On the “faeth any: thm age sais in wintor, It will pay| Will you kindly give the definition ofi|puine Mimeelt. and, casting his millions THE CHILDREN BrAVG faced ot the doctors relaxed, They/its promoters, It will please 4 milllton} the spanish words Jedrambay and is | behind him, gd a-troubadouring where told Ben that Mule would ily: ie il Peeedact ‘ AMATEUR, | bleu?’ a. De he isn't kfewn. "Nhen he'll soon find out | day Ben‘ returned t “Parbleu'’ |i not Spanien, but Prone ust whefe-he stands as a vocalist and et ‘slde aftetea vhort needed reat Muséum of Natural History. “Carampa" entertainer, Site ‘mays but she will always be a Munle Too Mxvensive. ait fro the Miditor ot The Breaing Worlds PASTOR’ So Murioal Curtys, saat ale Maydus, the Lon OF KINGS. th ote ek e; Murphy & 44th Street ; ae CTRL PALACE steitos Avene. Bynses 4.00. | KU, LIEB To-day, Now York Day, ef Pt | BAND | © A tenoon and Evening i 1" now tile 5) :. She apyeared.t0 be aecping, and he | ro tne sttior of The Rvening Work expressive o| i ee iarttrick Lanabsldee and 1th St. “Theatre, ca ote “eosar, | Reeertod Sean now, a oat ta ‘Pleaso tot me know what days In the trang: Streeter Te iy A rear “ole i fr week the Museum of Natural ee, Ne@ York Girls Not Im It with Amusements, fendered BP aa Ruane Oreh NEW. PLAY. ; ts dpen for ffve inapéction. = J. i} mpewkty xe, lth Rlaborals -cene a cont “lold ti Limerick aed ba a 4 " ‘ Salant! aatonane tien Seed erat Bins] 7 stn aH ce nl War: "Toenights btarpe Mate’ Mat. Re teosto sea So Election Day Hfatinee o-itorto fe ‘0 je New Yo ‘eliow who claime AM i RORRLOCK Del day. trom 1.194 B. Mi. holidays and] 0) We NYS gine ure tho prettier Weed ai GISUBTTE PRINCESS, Tuesday agd Sattirday evenings: Young maa, excuse mé, but you must] Ss Mt A ls Rishi take & back peat, Your.New York giris | EMPIRE THEATRE: To the EAMot of The Brentng World: cannot comeup to our Brooklyn girls, o MATINGRS THIS W ri TO: baie fi eT eae rot and SATURD, ri wets that a Catholic cin be Pres: | Thefsare gawky, homely, and worst of 880 Matinee 2p United States if elected; By all, ‘ifs id A Brooklyn girl tor | THe MUMMY. AND re” ae hag be cannot. Kindly decide. | ming pir ah They ares not only JouN DREW], HUNTING ‘bi Fane his eyen, * KATHRYN TRAVIS. Ea Ad dey oe the veseat figures, onrniCh Hit hen pa le ones N. ¥. pecially the atenographors, with thetr TO-NIG, WLVELY. aparegte known ‘ wie | winning smiles. GEORGE. aah ees His’ W Seat Pha Humming Birds & Onions. ‘A Play Full of Human tnterest.""—HERALD, 14th Bt, & Irving Pt Mat. ‘To dia. dwonka fw edvtto: Weedon Otommlthiaco,,The Night of the I ICTORIA, 421 st, Dag rm‘ w (Tose Ey. EPs Suthers 15 NORA Thur W, AY. ann dkrenpar. ‘ <oe | THe a TODAY. bs f ’ ‘Wants to'Care Stammeting. MARI oy doen STUBLODRNNESS 5. Mats. To. Sal is east’ ie a9 i ar a Hd |apaty"aan thom’ caret, | we bor sre rae Wor puch Sr aALDIN Pabacet ce Sctieke “ae =e nity TROCADERO BORLESQUERS OUP viniing]| #073 (4, sew them" Is correct, Which nis ieee Special Mat, T0-Morrow (Elect on Day) Veda a We ! rs ing ‘a tis? B, 8. | cured of stammering. v. A. H, To-MOWUON, Wao lacy epr titi ata cen XS ave. bet ry pees Tw & 4 Ben! «T's difterent |" ‘A BBS to Note. Stammering Is usually cnused by no sireaaae a Matinees at Every Sunday Nighi E CONCERT . ee vousness. ‘Chires have been effected by ry COUNTRY OUse, B wINT MAT, DAILY, WANS EEN hay NAT Y'G WCOUNTRY GIRL. oe ai fay i¢a%se Adm, 500 as 8 i FESCULPTURE| —~ Brookim Amusement. yes Sh ON | “ea CROSMAN WJ I si ‘for a time with extreme slowness and 1th mt < Srna efends girly who laugh HEECTION RETURNS. Wi wi 4 Mtle girl. ee ec eat Ce trian H bs Spada pascal E. Ail it ies , i it Enow rey 1 ot Aino: ye ments. dhgusaig ie Pore ‘For, bet Her, “Or pide aaa ae Bueeald) (hb OL'” tihine | ry ise ‘plat of EM Rrentne Werte: wr ered i oeanines, She defends hersclt by pro-|. The public generally have titeral MVsih Mite iat no idea of the number and variety o atch Now let tnd, tell you, eye defects and eye discases, and as STAR j ARIZONA. noe tack” can be cémeequence are extremély negligent it JO¥ or ae a ie otner 8a ntay,.0 b regard to thelr eyes and culpably so 18 “nov. 10 sels 4 bijou. DODSON- A tee |The Sword of the Kia . 27 | regard to thelr children's. Bight is th ose rere Ry. $10, Mate lig AN ATIGKICAN IN SION — Inestimatie <, nt blessings; bling | VADIS. sg. Ti THMAT IB 218 oF Wes t valet, To-morrow.” | New rw York. five,& Weise Sit Mais. ipo o co E: UM BI a7 ; fein ct apie | Mes Se THE TWO stiiebis STRAUS. A RUM LE S32, [HARES AN USE Taser at ney Ext . world: | Beg «| glow ies with fatten Mee wae] 9 ‘ rier i MLaughore’ etter, in} building ap\the nerves and by speaking BARTHORE B lorecsied by, “CARROT! KEITH’ Si pan Be Cores EDEN