The evening world. Newspaper, November 4, 1902, Page 6

" Pablished by tho Press Publishing Company, No. & to @ Park Row, New York. Entered ut the Post-Office ‘at New York as Second-Class Mall Matter. ——— <—$—$<— VOLUME 458. .NO, 16,060. ee "PRECAUTIONS AGAINST REPEATINO, ‘There Is something theatrical in Commissioner Part- ridgé’s shifting of 1,600 policemen from their regular posts for service to-day in precincts where they are un- known. It is a dramatic feature deserving of applause, for it will do more than any other device to prevent !I- legal voting. A policeman should have no friends on| Election Day. g ‘Tammany men are reported to be indignant at the! Commissioner's high-handed proceeding; they cry “‘in-| { timfdation” and denounce the shifting of 100 patrolmen | ¢ in Murphy’s district as persecution. Yet there is every | » reason to belleve that a voter in the Eighteenth District | % or elsewhere wili be able to cast his ballot with as mutch | safety under the scrutiny of an imported policeman as he would If the bluecoat watching the process were a personal acauaintance, How much repeating there {s in this great city at elections is a matter of conjecture, estimates depending | on the temperament of the estimator. Supt. McCullagh, & who {s somewhat Inclined to pessimism, is assailed by fears of gangs of repeaters recruited in Philadelphia, Newark, Jersey City aad Hoboken for {illicit work here and at Albany. The vigilance which the fears arouse is_ i good thing, for tt results {n just such precautions for wirity at the polls as the wholesale transfers of police which the Commisstoner has ordered. D4 D08209OO9OOOH949OO $2200O0$00000% If Daniel Webster Tried to R_un the Bowery--- kK Few Remarks. os Mostly on the Topics of the Day, Get ready to say: ‘I told you so.” reason for the report of the increased — whiteness of Uncle Dick's capillary ‘The last month of a dull fall will be | crop. ‘ marked by @ dull thud for whole lot of people when the returns come In. Neco Mink! How ARE THE JENANTS UP the gladsome Gotham “That clerk of mine inherits at least| “Henceforth we'll set these tasks, one of his mother’s traits, ‘Never to chat with Gotham cops,’ “I didn't know you knew. his mother.” | Just as Capt. Piper asks!” "I don't. But si woman, And the| _ ,, TES proverb says, "Woman's work fe never ia Corgecoes eon.) said the skiiens don mwrell, a fh ne gj am ea eis St ee ae 0 What a blow to the swoontng &me- fechas? done pretty well novel heroines! ‘Wien Nellie Corcoran, | News. a who had slumbered for thirteen day: “How do you know they're on thelr awoki never‘ once aaked “Wheré| wedding trip?” amt “When he told her, ‘I'll only stay tm the smoker half an hour,’ he was actu. drum major is ® great institu) 111, peck inalde of an hour and three es! But I think he prone @ little | quarters.” Jeffersonian simplicity. urg Dis — pated: After his college education >| Th 1 fomobiiists end St.|He sald: “I'll take a ‘situation’ b! ities ot a But found—with many » painful throb May lead to mighty changes tw prison-| He couldn't even get @ “Job.” house affairs. ‘ "4 usive-| A Boston man has just lost an eye With fatis full of artetoorets, excl playing golf, The full list of sewing ness may yet Lead to forming a clique known as the} Circle casualties is not yet in. ALL RIGHT DAN THERE ALL OISTHARGED 4 Howl 18 THE BUNKER Mikey TN THESE ARE_FRIENOS GACE TRACK ~ or rane Jvoge, aro THEYRE — HARD WORKING FELLERS SEE! | | OOOD MEMORIES. P rich “Btriped Set.”” ar ‘Tho memory performs so many surprising feats that | @ ae ee eS nee ome man who fella ene eftt che te = a 7 to complain if your candidate loses. who says she'd rather be good than pretty, the man who he Sever A To THIS WOMAN) House we shonld not foal sceptical of the testimony of the new| @ witnesses in the Molineux case—the detective who recalls! $ ( that four years ago a mysterious man with a red beard |? boucht bromp-seltzer in Nowark and a day later was!) een coming out of a jewelry store; and the woman| walting In line in the Post-Office who saw a man ahead of her mall a package addressed to Cornish. Porbapa we should award the mnemonic palm to the % detective. Most persons fall to remember whether a) % mian seca only once has whiskers or a smooth face, To: 4 recall both the beard and Its color indicates the posses-| & sion of a faculty that by this time should have ranked | 3 tho Jetretive at the top of his profession. Whereas in i S — oye { Bven if Borough President Bwanstrom | before heard the old story youve dust) had a wet gn example by selling his} told him and the election forecaster auto, the baby-cerriage would doubtless |@ré a quartet of lars whom society, have continued to rule as Brooklyn's | really forgives. favorite form of horseless vehicle. ance Gee praise One merely economising im! oe e@ The melancholy days have come, And when such days are warm, — Up through the radiator pipes the steam| floor Walker—Anything I can @how doth rush and storm. you, alr? i ee loom ana ths | EO cee ease pete icicle doth gleam, ths r it two State Journal. The janitor sprains both his wrists in He said time would vindtoste him." shutting of all steam. ray a judge gave him of te your son gifted in any wayt"| jp .7a {Be Jndew ae — enhPemouid guy ‘he 1g" answered Mra Cornto: “About everything he has | You may talk of the outburst of gentua yan giveh hint by “us—-Washington | In tho toasts when the wine pasee® tar, free, A Kentucky man named “Pleasant” But the welcomest speaker among is fas jurt kilied his son, What's in a| 16 the man who says: ‘This is on ma’ ? wae name. we} The Chicago bartender who wus “Johnny, I put six plecéa of cake on|idcked in the refrigerator by thieves this plate for you six children; and, just | had plenty of time, while there, to look because you're the biggest, you've eaten | UP Some of the many checks that had it all.” been “put on Ice, “Please, mamma, I was just giving is ase my dear iittle brothers and sisters an pea ied coer ta ee baile tion of what the word eee Oaisker Wrsaledion Mal Ce FESIEDSTO-3- 99 9GO9S-TOO the cave of the woman her natural feminine curlosity not only stamped the name on the package indelibly on her memory, but aided and abetted by her imagination | % was chlo tc build an entire romance on the name before | & she left the Post-Office, It Is a recognized feminine fac-| ¢ Sty Men ulty. full many a Marie Corelll lives on mute and In-| omine Cor. glorious, Incking merely the opportunity for the public) g HM To WORK exerviro of her talents, & One is lod to wonder, however, why these prodigious |}, memories have been allowed to lie dormant for four) ES Jong yerrs. 1¢ cannot be that they had not heard of the |; ‘hg Molineux trial; is there any remote recess of civilization G unreached by its fame? Jt must have been that the particular brain cells containing this valuable informa- tion have not been in working order. They were off duty and inactive till the touch of some vanished asso-| 2 as) 3 rom Kennebunk, Me., | Without, the gambler bars with stedh heart tried to ge. ‘To keep the cops away. clation of idea aroused them to action. At least we ° ie gia coswian (os aes Withiscuardive cesbueelinel Bae ee cont pelY, supp oee Bo 2 \\ is < Of the tails of ‘his coat, For the “sucker” born each day. ‘ hd We) ‘And hé fled with words almost profe. — A COLONEL’S SOCIAL STATUS. |? Q s ANUS ) wisks ota he tealy Gn ieulabes * Gol. Georg? R. Dyer, commanding the Twelfth Regt-| 2 » SSS It Richard Croker had received as| “Unlucky? Why his luck’s so bad that t of the New York National Ga rd, f ale 3 cu Se many recent alabe of hard luck as has breaking a looking-glass is like @ red- hss oe, ORm enone Goer; 18 reported 60 |. Artist Powers here shows some of the things the immortal Daniel Webster would haye to do were he to come back to earth and try to run the Bowery, ‘Tim {|his plucky nephew there'd be lots more | letter day to him’ have caid renee: “The officers ane Twelfth Resi § Sullivan has sald that Danis! couldn't begin to represent the district as well as he does,and those who have read about Dan and know about Timwil!, no doubt, ea are tian ne important positions in the city's ¢ readily agree with him. A Bowery-running contest between Dan and Tim is, of course, out of the question, Dan being now where even Bowery heelers cannot touca stirs) aranot on the samo social status with the men|% him, and the nearest approath to a Dante! Webster that the famous lar: has at present being William Henry Sulzer, who only looks like Henry Clay, So it will of the regiment and have nothing to do with them out-| © probably be best to take ‘lim’s word and let it go at that. A ROMANCE OF THE DAY'S NEWS. LOVE CAUGHT IN A CORNER, - DIOPIBIELODIG OOOH F9.6599-35-9895529998950900000O0 side of reeimental drills.” The statement was made to| 6 ~~~. —-— the Bonrd of Armory Commissioners in a plea for tho | % HE SAW THROUGH IT, HIS CLASS. TOO LATE. IMPOSSIBLE. oie ff { oy im the intervals of peace he thinks his social status en- a W. Gates’s Louisville and Nashville Deal. i dansered by asseciation with his war-time comrades-in- | ‘ arma let him by all means be provided with exclustye | : quarters where this precious possession may be preserved | 3 unspotied from the world. It may incidentally inspire | some of the rank and file to fight the harder for their| > country and their colonel. 3 OVE came to Samuel Edgar late in regret for the long loveless years of| Ife. The inscrutable little god his early had not Altted along the uphin| After a brief honeymoon the couple re~ ros of toll which the ambitious rall-| turned to Louisville, The raflroad presly, rond man had travelled to success ilia-| dent did not allow his new found hap- minating the darkest pieces with his | piness to Interefero with his wort. I wwill-o'-the-wisp splendor as he does in| deed, he took up the routine life of the the lives of most men and women. railroad office with a new zest. The: He had stationed nienselt torch in|,gcotning sameness of his Gp ery hand, near the end of the course, and] evenings at home with he young quiet every nerve of the man’s body, every | Ynnen came the oreah, tue Coa Ki) finely wrought fibra of bis mind, a4) wos soarcely over when isha jbanion! Arsines fo reach the distant point of fl- engineered his famous deal to gain con- 4 famuel Egar was | 0),0f the Louleville and Nashville Rail- seem over fitty when Bis] At Af @ reault the reed passed out of| vanbition was |{2® bands of the Belmonts tito those, of the Chicago plunger, and with the; change Bamuel Edgar lost his position, ‘The man who had worked all hla life to reach the ttle eminence whence O20 THE INDULGED CRIMINAL, 4 In the suburts of Boston two women have been mur-| > dered and five others murderously assaulted apparently hy the same criminal. The assaults have been marked hy a peculiar atrocity which points to a maniac as their perpetrator, A man of social prominence known to his| ‘ friends as possessed of a murderous mania {s suspected | © of being the culprit and an effort will be made to-day to put him under arrest. But mean time the hope {s pub- Uely expressed by his family and friends that he will Vanish and avoid the disgrace of arrest. & h, g'wan. Youse want yerself as quick as I drop It 06890604 3640 naughty boy! Throw away that Scooter—Is your wife ever short in her accounts? Dumly—Not much! You'd just ought to hear her try to tell a story, $O06@ No. Spent my last dollar on an ad- misslon ticket to Central Park.” 0 rab it Egbert—Is your dorg a ratter? Edmund—Naw. He’ SeOOd In this land of democracy we show an indul i gence to! ¢ 6 22OSOSOLOOLOG DHOGISIPHEDOS é 2696 the rich or socially prominent offender which by com- ® SO99OOS: 2OOo® POLE PDHDHOGLGDHHHHOOHHHOHHOHHO he had been ruthiessly removed, wi issn: with th stunned by the extent of hts misfortune, | Parizon e manner in which England treats him Ce ee ii fs * He had been In the employ of the 5 is greatly to our discredit. A peer suspected of an of- | M™. Judi Hel H D CARE OF THE HAIR. : ” for over twenty years, The best part fonse has the ofiicers of the law on his track as savagely me. Judice Helps Home Dressmakers. || _ worn ener cnarm ts ver nair, demanding the most NA of his Mte had been stven to tte. Som = he. were, a costermonger. A London society man | \apusenssens ssa | Cee acention: It {swell to lay the! follndation ofa draught atl oases en t igs a clergyman's son were cent. ; good head of hair in infancy, keeping the ends clipped, hair.) ‘ rasa atitchd secterday tor Seale rabeipe ten years’ penal , back of the walst Is made plain and the ends of the surpiice. Make your, thoroughly brushed every day and the roots carefully washed - b ie the cup had been ahettersa in his! } ich they had been|] Mme. Judice, who Is connected} closes invisibly in the centre. The deep black taffeta drop skirt similar to a with topld water, says the Pilgrim. One of the best recipes a, The man's health collapacd = Maiscovered that the @er the strain. Even the tender ayme. expeditiously found guilty. No sentiment was wasted|] with one of the leading dress} CW 88d pointed stock collar are of petticoat. with deep, full plaiting all| to prevent the hair from turning gray 1s moderation tn Iv. omthem. 11 1s the British theory that when men commit |] making Fear aay white satin, pannd, trimmed with the around the foot, This will give @ pretty | Ine and frequent wash!ngs in cold water. Constant worry erlmes they are on the same level regardless of thelr city, has been secured by The ee yen }Ovaisiaai tea Sine sapiel Gea tao, ES 1 bs " 70 CLE: : trons, long kept up, alo hastens the ravages of time, Man rank in life. Ard it is a good theory in the disregard of Evening World, and will con- ACERANGE OB TIBRES. persons make the sad mistake of ane: prenatailone ie haa} Psthy of his young. SAMUBL H. EDGAR. tlumination he Wite-'cowle nl seen at the end of his task, was the light {n @ young woman's eyes. jana ‘ ab eel Catharine Stenhouso was bdeautiful,! ie haa atriven wo ff Dear Mme. Judice: fi which we t °1 ! oo frequently err, duct this department, in which Please let me know how to clean « voftening the hair containing oils or greasy substances, This| with the fine healthy beauty of the Ken-| jong to attain. RHEeDOUGT home dressmakers will be given pair of tan colored portleres. M. gs. | ‘8 Steat error, as they only obstruct the pores, preventing |tucky gitl. @he was rather serious for ny BAOS, helpful advice. Questions re Although your request is a jittle out} {% STowth, the olls gathering every little particle of dust,|her years and liked the strong, sendible thereby clogging the pores of the scalp. Too frequent sham-|rafiroad man who, from the evening of my Ine, I will gladly do all I can to help you, Naphtha, purchased at any paint store, 1s @n excellent cleanser, but great care must be exercised in its . Keep away from fire—as It Is very explosive. Four or five gallons in 4 washtub—enough to cover the por- | eres—and allowed to soak a few mo- ments so as to thoroughly penetrate oe material, will help a great deal, | Then rub very gently on @ washboard, | 2.” | working the naptha into the goods with | nothing. And ‘the handa at same time. Run through { a wri made extra loose and hang \In open alr to dry, stretched full length n & clothesline. If spotted use a rush dipped in naphtha, ‘The amount of current funds put in the ha: . nds of|} ing to dressmaking will be an- Tammany captains for distribution to-day and for use|} swered by Mme. Judice. » where it will do most good {s estimated at $100,000. The | ad! Republican allowance for similar: purposes is Perhaps | pear Mme. Judice: one-quarter as large, Ke tell mo how to make a pooing the hair or washing it with soap and water le very|they first met, had honored her with destructive, Soap, If often used, changes the color and tends| conspicuous attention. And the middle- {o fade It, although ordinary yellow kitchen soap keeps|nged man centred in her all the high blond hair from having the usual dingy appearance, A fine|{deala and untried feelings of whieh, way to remove dust or oll from the hair is to dissolve a| had he had time to love, he might have ern uae of wiite soap in spirits of wine, rinsing well| been bankrupt before thirty. with tepid water. The hair should always be perfectly dried t eloquent. ‘THe blunt and well brushed. Fanning thoroughly separates the halr,| eT *S Staines, ite were all his| Welshed, heavily up- rendering it soft and pliable, iH Of the words that are heart|0n him and his hope- a Hose gl intonations that are kisses lesa Jonging for tis old desk m. the; vooabulary. he icnew| ‘usty rallroad office filled his days and eteaader ah y| ‘drned them slowly,| 2hts. Ul-health returned and in dee $3 SOMEBODIES. Gel }|aietaty.’ns «use chia mishe te] prmtion be went to she Oui Mul sunt 4 tudiments of a foreign tongue. filo Parnell aes But his dis- | GOULD, KINGDON—the fourteen-year-old son of George! pyt, when, in his vlunt commonplace | Sna the physicians shook nye Core Gould, fs one of ‘America's Gnest polo players, easily out-| manner, he avked the berutiful Ken- | over the case when th thelr heads | classing his father at the latter's favorite game, tucky girl to marry him, sie consented. | 165 motancholy into eM dpeet the hope- | | SMARTENING WINTER. BLOUSES. GRISWOLD, 8, M.—the bank president and former StatelFor ahe loved him. had fallen, Sag FARES | 1 me Leann bomever, to more mun- eaurae a” . outs coment Balke century of vervice as| They had met on one of those pee Mr. Edgar died last week gt the sant-| # and to be practical this} Usher In mow! urch, Brooklyn, Southern évenings when the senses Of | tarigm, Literally, the loss of his poote | 1 { +4 There will thus be ahout $125,000 to be disbursed in| [\ {Rey (but neat evening dress, of \3a8 nearly thousan: Ha cach, N Jaap Precincts, an average of| taffeta. I would like to have a yoke, . Ya iad t amount, but like a drop of of] on | something of white, so as not to have 1: @ creaking hinge a dollar does so much good it properly|@it_ in black. I don't want anything i The distribution of the $125,000 is to th low cut, I am 5& feet 6 inches in heigh:, jon what Secretary Shaw’ @ politi-| and 38 bust and 26 waist. peer ink ¥ aw’s ampler relief con- M. B., Brooklyn, N. ¥ i Ons are to Wall street. It stimulates business and| The accompanying sketch will tilus ei feates things generally. A good deal of it will find| tT? t° You @ very new dea for a flow- eventually i a ered lace dress made over taffeta. It Is y into the bartender’s <il1 when he re-|fancy yet neat, ae you desire, and T ous, some into restaurants and theatres, A littie will| think will answer all your require- m: to the butcher and a little, perhaps, into the family | ments. Shirring is the newest of new nd against a rainy day. models In trimming for this winter in and axe wise soft, dressy materials, and will t i eeet be regarded sx wholly beneficent in its| artistic in lace. Ths’ top of the sleeve Hon. «It will exercise a tonic effect on every one| and yoke of the skirt are treated in it, Like th i aivin e quality of mercy it will be twice | this manner, allowing the lower part tu cold weather, flannel blouses can have | LODGE, G. C.—gon of Senator Lodge, has blossomed forth as|tht flowers sleep and those of women | ion haa killed him, and , G. Cy nown bend! th that a word or two, Simplicity should gov- 4 novelist and poet, instead of following his father's poll! aber, ADA at) oe Pantie ge Ae aelles Ke ti wn) ern the make of thesy, but there 1s no| cal carcer. fairy had touched her eyes with the | jan who had given his youth to the magic juice of the little purple flower. | a irogd and his middle age to fer, had Tedownding to the credit of those who fall full and gracefully, The yoke and reason why they should not be amart. | spencer, STANIMY—the fying- smnniYésaes Qse'who nartake of the provender, aud ve wi | front of the bodice Is of white satin ilk collars, strapping of ailk and bits| *"Sny yy nis acronautie tastes, Hla father and prandtatner | “Teve:in-Llleness makes, 8 | found rea We need| panne, with ehoulder strappings of pale of gold embroidery done in flourishing | " ther| nan or woman madly dote upon the Doint and serutinize too critically the ul- “es thread, trical wore -balloontsts,and both tle baothers ate skilled esto Uoaywas >. aampavayas ly the ul-|biue velvet finished off on the -points aN Net Tae EY , olear, geome! designs, not} iauts. next Hye creature that {t sees.” Cathar- ONE DIPFERENOE. Wes of thoee who provide. Sufficient for the| with flat white pearl “ #4 THE NOW SUIARINO', TRIMMING. too elaborate, repay the labor of em- : ine Stenhouse renlly loved the middle-} oo gin ame i brol tly to ind TEN EYCK, BDWARD-—the famous oarsnan, 9 the fou Dosiness tean, and ‘hie, partnership of saat Lessaation that t makes many a manty|*urplice on the waist arte from under! neadn” ‘The crush girdle te of the bive protgers. § MEuZ «$2, atlioe oan 28 | NT amacent! ati bositasnly; toenakaie topaietion aoeeetic: [ov gehen m raan, and Joviog Mat #8 | tage te just ke any “i aia being the rectptont of portion bse 4 ek Bowered et and is made with deep points in| sorink the hed past one's His grandfather and great-grandfather were ferry-men,| They were married. Gamue) Edgar felt Pace : lace, It 1a tled carelessly at the bust back, top and bottom, and brotight down | 222%, b i: and the Lotingr,, Sota Barly wleney, ott wears: S: Bow Riea baat be Med sramned se, ee be ia ae and the ends allowed to hang free. The, in @ narsew point to eentre front under ‘our blouse ba press stir lanes hier tt . Tegioss end tunel auaceas, 0nd 0. ine met sb other x * i %