The evening world. Newspaper, August 4, 1903, Page 10

"~ . * . ‘| oe THE we EVENING .¢ WORLD'S HOME w& MAGAZINE #& THE ECCENTRIC HUSBAND, - ; ‘ TOLD ABOUT . amavlp Hew YORKERS GinkLeS. VID It EVER HAPPEN TO YOu He fe Sat Panatte the tan Whe Wane a Wite were: ns r freee f ' “ue | Hoppe , ¢ yao | ¥o f : Ay Hoter ehdfietd, wer \ F ° oO arneene ne ’ ; ” ed \ fiw ‘ . we Palen \9 : phyeiw © mete sa fune ‘ * marriee om ; - wf feinie ; oa + one ~ Coen ‘ ‘ “ | a at | CRIA: . ; { : disease : re . aaterint : . | ve © ave I tt enae ve . : | ‘ thereby rer ® ; ee — b ident a aiMetant nat herd ae @ Hastenina the ite t My Abe j Lb t y have him follow chen you met off at your treet We ards cahe Method lars utelbptind umpatent ® 3 a > ton : 8 ier There | ie Restand ae : annie have nad “atanding te | / ; $F oherurew the judament, anye Helen Ot dient to *y towmyet fete laat| + oy ia 3 Lowe, neons >) Z| Chisago Tribune. le afeld in the ' ‘ ' . . * é - = fi x P the reals ile | YAN asvans 404 * 2 ably one of tro tnt perhaps captice that mental impute gears ago i: 9 “ « lhan emaeed alnce Mr. Co eM y one? / AR : Which tokee fo counAel WIEN feRAON, Hut goew Ite own galt, Ahite. | ea ; Yet ine 2 Now lite 3 ( | annoying Z| unneeding and biinily rvenrtioes ot warning, an impwies ‘i wat inte the $ ne! $ which with Hoth exes has apparently more to do with Oe then, | ‘ c 7 materiale S ‘onde t qaneplanks are + te & | cholee of @ companion for life then upon any other occasion, Advance in the rate of ¢ r numerous Often draw While. seared at Would: |? @ | Why tt should do so in ome of the 1 | hew 1 5 Ld 3 tha ne mete but it does, an@ andy Hal princta f nent |be ara atilion the wharves, ¢ reason may be that on sich ooeasion it wakes up in tite } I iia hamuuecrs . 7 e ; uaual strength ing vit Gin titel Arnos ta GeoLeMek jeg: ancaetsln Caprice, unter the guise of fh ' ne t . h je guise of neled Independen ; Beriod of ti ene pe laliet hae risen and | @tam which will find scant favor among | + Jon, frequently Influences able men in all pe ations ied Lei ! flouriehed and waxed 4 ver oa potatively enoee| Tide social tenders, He was taik- | % riage when reinforced by will and by the subtle attraction of 7 i mous as pared with the general practitio a with a Baltimore man whe nad 7 hex it sometimes governs thom altogether, If this be the @harees He hor given us m1 Lasda Adlets t reason, captice {# the cause of many more martinges than ie \ jar given ue Aa plicated jargon of no of Goth + suspec' comen patent only wh i MebuelatUre from the Groek to denianatesvery manifests Taied Ye: Sacereren than oaaval pet apy ted ialaiy, wasn to, Det ee Lg | Gon of, notve weakness from ximple neurasthenia to) Aang lente. | she had greatly im. @ Next to this os the headetrone, almost preposterous E the various forms of paranoin included in the agaro and! bye tales n with that be- self-confidence which makes a man certain In his own cone other phobias. He has made definite progress in ding ie and ‘ sane qu od ey quee- | > reste ts if ie Ch a woman he tinderstands her and will \ ress | -| done concerning her exact social status 10 shape her to his wishes Mosis and discovered new canses of insanity in abun-| “Just what position does she hold | 4 @| Somehow, when a man likes n woman he ta apt to delleve ' dance, but valid new meth of cure, by Dr. White's |'7,the “#7” he inquired at length rs S| enat he knows all about her, and If she ts clever enough te i Mr GancHolACCAl Tells wi waintSirrevektion wlaciuace. $ | | foetee thks Belinea ts, sire: to event ‘Suything: ike CR j Bilure. the neughte. 4 $ able criticam of her from outsiters, and will not even pay ; ; cee Dorp meres GRY GINTIRIDITSUAEE AUS Or heed to cireumatantial evidence, patent to all excepting hime ; Science leads onr medical men through a gorgeous| Now that the famous Jume! manaton | lave tiim purchase a box of chocolates, expecting to make 4.—And at ths stage of the game to mee! “ @ | seit. ee Soni | the hit of his ife with you— ; “2 ga meet your “dear friend,” Billy nderchouse of therapeutic ponsibiiitier, shown them |A%, necome the property of the city the : Conteatdatie thie: Grace! dearvard tocltall’ players. who. Ran\ (ast Galled Rem lanerecere ees monitatiieeseomenntnce Even oe fountains of youth rivalling Ponce de Leon's, curative public will have opportunity to see! > your house to take you to the Island— $ find practical men exhibit this props a feeling as une i RNRrOAIZStn Hauge aetutets, (ne: mieree V0 | for theme what ill thevitaterioe | | reasonable in its way aw the ancient rule of chivalry which | ; ve ghts, s, the mere relation of which | looks like. There {s not « room in that | & @ | obliged each true and doughty knight to fight to the death . t 3 us a glow of eager expectation, But when the, Wal old building, perched upon the 3 | In suppore of his ladylove's claims to pre-eminence in beauty i Greain is over the sober reality of dofinite advance sur-| !0"tY helaht overtooking the Bpestway.| @ fi spatiale ises us by Its 8 e whioh does not bear impress of the rs Perhaps the modern tendency !s a survival of the old @ y maliness. co 7 anya when “Washington Rad a hend- $ | of unreason. At all events, when a man admires a woman ki —— = duattata Wierd, Aid when ba there enters is amour propre rises up in arms in defense of his opinion i A DECLINING INDUSTRY anined Lafayette and other noted men ; and he refuses to believe that she is not the sweetest an@ | It 1s observed with feelings of regret around Trenton, |°f the Revolution. The manston is to B | most lovable of women 7 Suto with lece polenancy *| be converted into = museum for the ex- ‘There ts an inherent vanity in most men, usually kept E ey SNe Bar oe grief elsewhere, that there| nypttion of historical relics. New York down by experience and good sense, as to their own sound _E be beet cline in the distinguishing New| is changing eo fast that if the other Judgment upon points where the world holds accuracy of e sey industry of trust incorporation. For the seven|Places with histortoal ameoctations re- @ | judgment a sign of intellectual power, and when the chotoe / E months just ended the State's receipts from the license | Mining ere ¢0 €e preserved no time can FO re ee ee ae tee arate intriorovanrree Maga Tat ise Gar potallonal ore' siteas'ehaw| 4T6:000( tous be lot. 4 | Otherwise there are marriages which must forever remain , than for the same period of last : @ | entemas— " year, and nearly $275,000 “Which he who solved the Sphinx's would die guessing.” ; less than for the like period of 1901, LETTERS, 2 3 5 etait on ‘ ‘That was a year, 1901, for the E ry = ( | : Bes rie AS Edthieloorporation tts QUESTIONS, @ A WHISTLER MASTERPIECE. ' ‘Vieginla oll well toa aan = Rie ap eens ANSWERS. g EARLY thirty years ago Whistler painted the portrat® liver’ véin’ andl ncttling cioce ortiate in the way, of com: 4 of a famous actor in one of his {mpersonations. It / mercial! engraving ‘was y represented a haughty Spaniard with a pair of long acaba ce MET ehateece eee ie an cor- ‘The Garking Dogs. white Tégs; and when {t hung on a wall in a dim light you i f may allege against the |T» ce mater’ ot The Angel might have mistaken it for two pillars of stone in some ieaadirpcan' MsoK ecetguay, wolatouialat least secoralve | comaescieet ot Crrsiletred eins Egyptian ruin. It always reminded me of the painter tp ; Bhe debt the art of engraving as now practised owes to it nolee evil in this olty fe aN right so far| > Murger's “Vie de Boheme,” who used to send the Salon . ‘This decline in 001 as it goes, but why did the writer stop | BL And to sae |thia gay. llitle nashor boy 2 aa every year, ina different guise, the picture which was alwaye j fe ie testis ts eypcnlicn fees will be seriously felt |at compiaining at steam wbteties and er boy do thejabove atunt?) DID IT EVER? rejected, First it was the “Passage of the Red Sea;:' next 5 eee: ere {t will serve as an indi-|peddlers, that annoy us only in the day- GAUGORITIALC See ICN Year it was “Napoleon Crossing the Alps.", Finally the ; gation spreed of popular suspicion of boom finan.| me? The aulsance af doge barking in 3 HIS SUMMER CHOICE. WALA artist made it “The Por: of Marseilles.” and sold it to @ i idal/toathodsl so iden eeera to'be guiziing eround| that (eaesrares at ree om mmmoty more grocer, who hung it outside tis shop as a sign. It was loudly i’ fhe yellow ink that glistens on a stock certifi ‘sertous matter. @ome pertions of the applauded by the whole street, and the painter,’ who was_ ; sah me ck certificate {a not] west side ere becoming fairly infested pasuing at the time, thoughtfully observed. “The voice of the ' Sirrays gold that knowledge {8 discouraging to the|Y!th nocturnal barking curs, which ren- people is the voice of God!" Whistler might have turned hie Bromoter, der sleep impossitie to pervons in poor Spanish portrait with equal facility into archaeological re~ ' ‘ pe mains. It t painted ire vi ; ! ne, It was not painted as a cammission, and when the ; THE T actor casually asked the price, and was told 700 guineas, he = = TROEreY, PATRIOTS. talked of something else. Not long after he happened to f ‘The revolt trolley passengers against the in-|™°" humanity HUMANTTARIAN. call on a picture dealer and noticed under a heap of, uncon- i pasion of thetr rights makos progress. Broadway saw ere septs 3)(1006) | sidered trifles in a corner the protrusion of a pair.of lege g Meo Bunker Hil of this interesting war and SAR RAtarTee eas ea | that seemed familiar. “What is the masterplece you have ‘ rest densterdam | “pissse te Lesa there?” he asked. “That!” sald the dealer; “oh,” that’ ' evenme (or was it Columbus?) th: let me know exactly the age of f; ry ; zor umbust) the Lexington and Oon-|3. 3. Corbett, ex-chamapion of the world nothing at all. Let me show you now a work which ts really the “car ahead.” Then followed a Valley Forge an worthy of your attention.” But the actor insisted that the ‘a @me about transfers, ending in what might be Auemetal waste! Togs should be extricated from the iheap, and he bought them SG MeseeN he wha Ieee caatmalesrver SAC GSR ea TOA there and then for twenty pounds. Is Yesttown rapes Sere ‘A bonfire in the rutns of the ¥, M. C. ones ce = ‘Business Men's eee pad Flat- x Baliding; rreenty thee ienees et . On THE EVENING WORLD PEDESTAL. 10-cent fares and Gunday nigh ! Teee here! t's Divouac of fitteen | est Right, and 1 was amazed to find a i, ere, | thought you sald : ‘women and chi! ~ very large amount of wood di INL Bon Inne If I'd give you a meal you'd go to i es tren in a side-tracked Brooklyn] purned which could have Heated nes sen you wouldn't have “Why. does Parker look so bad?” } work with a shovel?” ‘ i ee i sresaes viotory. This bivouac fol-| excellent use by many poor people. Wyou. telk lke a 91,08 (phone- He went up against the break: | “Well, mum, dat aln't de kind of & pay an extra fare. y i shovel | use,’ é : - tare a 2 ©. It Insted until | Why were the laborers not allowed to] @ graph. The train pulled out while ‘Out in the surf, eh?” Indeed! What kind d y—Oh, my tad, aren't 4 Pelock morning. carry the same away, or to vend thelr| $1 was trying to translate the time “No; In a pok H jo you } you ashamed of that cigar? ‘ ‘Ao toteresting thing about al: wives and children for it if they wer ” 4 ‘pokerroom, He met } wish? Tuffy Tuck y ; Sanding of corporat! all this persistent with: | {oo laay or tired? Anyway, {t struck some gambling iehars A enow shovel,” LOAvngo tn rec ik oration encroachment {s the spirit wh! : h de OESOSOTOO Oe 06O00SOdOH900% ( 4 ich | me as a shameful waste in the midst of é = ° DPODOOSS 4 the sufferer from a grievance real or fancied to| 8 ™uch dine poverty. 3 jok up for his rights and resist on principle; the nickel TRAN TREY ROUGH: : reared figures only as the catise of provocation. Per No. 42 East Twenty-third street. | Some of the Best { e relationship between Moll Pitch : ehaiLatieesis Correct { } er, who manned 12 x Phe gun at Monmouth, and th To the Bator of The Evening We a i ¢ girl who rode back Byte okes of t : Batte ete ck to the| A claima this sentence, ‘I have ate + @ Yay. | Batty inn Browns ar rater than anne to car] ger ser am A PRIVATE TELEGRAPH LINE. ¥ \ ad is rather tenuous and thin. B claims “I have eaten my dinner” is| ‘The telegraph insir t here de- F if But at least we should tee! proud of the clviiization| on ne C.R. [scrived tsa 3-ohm m mHIGH com 16.1 FIG FIG.3, OR AN ICE PICK. ¢ Py that produces this kind of lon On Side Nearest Curb. $225, But an old instrament from some : Hinky—I think Iam making an {m- sir] and that kind of f who participated in the Brooklyn div of women| ro thy xéiter of The Evening World telegraph office will do as well, Ut Pression on that Boston girl’ \ : nt yn divouac, Mee eae catlemen'e position, wiien | #Aculd be fastencd toa bench or tabte.| ieee anak are 7c An i‘ he accompanies two or more ladies on| 7° make two gravity t tongaterOnelees Garette) 4 e THE CANNIBAL MOSQUITO. the street? a preserve jar wich {s about 3 or 31-2 FIG4 FICS PROGRESSIVE. i awrsicomies [roi bouton vee the’dies wean Inches in diameter and about 7 inches A “So they'll only sell li } fess mosquito of iarge size and of oneal 8 sting | For cualesher a anti emaica rari fal nett Ou foes the) ness Now asl NE MACHINE country tee henuiabies iis auels (Ce instincts which feeds yoraciously on bis kind d-cannibal| “on what day did March 18, 1881, tall? [{mohes long, 2 conpee) ee fee va rug stores are pretty progressive?!’ } ? seem to furnish the most hope! ad ieiwould oF linentintene Cut a alot in the © eet) x ppoale SLs Vinny) fone of then ) h st hopeful augury we have had Kishineff va. Lynching. h § $s BATTERIES) | tenn s trained snake;to, bite: roulany | : d \tor of The Rvening World At together, as in figure 3. | ] Hee Take away the kerotone can sewn can be eaveg| (2 tbly to Mr. John Henry, who sux-| After you have fitted them topes FIC.6 ony without it. What 1s ueeded in its place avoavedl gaits tine (ha scomtnert ciacsrove ren caatant a eoverea cadval(s one: end oF : AS TO HEIGHT. {neubator which will hatch ont Place {8 an Insect | \it on a par with Amertean lynchings, | this—the wire to reach out of | polMBBRs Bes) Nepeierei a MIAKeeLeAl ay MCaeanA exigtuinaiive vi on millions of this protece |! ual remark that he doen not aeem to fas In figure 4 . |!ngs, 1 thought you sala he was @ te tive breed. Feed them well | realize that ba everenite i | miniature artist. » Bivelyyy homen| Next get a flat ploce of zine and cut ‘enn—I' y \ isn the hve fd Ihwvn, and belroon and pat nike [Anched about nine of them ware probe! it mio dhe shape of figure 6 aad bend frst Giap oH AMIE RA AU Ts Ohad e away In the pttic. Likewise tear u SOULS Jthat the |i Hke figure 6. ‘This zy ay st %—Chieago Daily News. Inprovyement Asseciation’s subscription paper and ieee the Govern : ne by | be quite 6 your =; UN ANS eRe RE } don'the comnrenensive plans for draining’ the marehea|PoPUace KERnOR. etre, wae stammetona tis 185 TOUS, ALAA Lee BE te) Oe t Neer ta pf the universe er the marehes | gimpiy a co atlas ov was| Shout onehalt ene a Well, John, sousknow swe: can't be Th : en ena ahildran an men, wom | Glameter of the da ts too careful what we eat during dog aeaael fale msec , ren for nv crime whatever. | Place the copper cr ‘ va" % make thelr appearance alTHe. police, liisie othe copper cross in the bottom | {ittle late. The swarms of stinging insects on wh. wl victima, not eine ecw the | blue vitr CE eon aD oante R nou Welly snokony could entteia f See Cresd a co hue na je] wetima, not onty allowed aieh act to Nextt the an inthe gu A pod ‘hen It can't hurt» you, John." — ME ease we iecieutaite in accurece a mien ot eee eee aye, eid torthavesearticls| taming) @ hone wire (ot iva) ae veland Plain Dealer. Ratha! GemaC et hEGiAT. Wheres a ee | thes aitarente? eee \ Teleay Aaae SUPPOSE! iknow about; whither h hence he comes we The G : a Use covered )A Joop should be made in the wire just “Pshaw!" exchaimed litth M 3 fr hO goes in an undisclosed ureters © Goose Welghed 20 Pountta. fy the wire with [before it enters. the house, to allow the ittle Margie, | (George DB. McClellan, whom Croker favors fos Mayor and whe, é i pa Valery,||oitea! pallor stltuel mvehlag- Wark wheaper Way 18|witter to drip off, aut ny se ig he story of Adam and | cording to Tammany men, 1s also Murphy's candidate.) Weeorhouse Band Music.—A band concert for the Bi. ‘A farmer ‘ought a goose. W! Varingrandientaaalliine mplete the aint you thou ive, ‘that old serpent couldn't have * walle Tsland paupera! A new thing in chariiy nud one in| Meked Ite welent he did not know meal Hive or where you fae ground ne. the Felurn tempted me with an apple, "‘eause 1 Children! Upon our-Pedestai ; le ing with the enlightened methods of the Cosmain | Re 00K It to a professor of algenra Case i atterles and two [ri 6 Ls Ue a Son aie ap iae At George McOsollan peer! fm making life in the “City Home" less rigorous| Mesred tt and handed It back with the ETE ICO R Aa ar OTA aE a Vire| "But," suggested small Else, “s'pose ‘The breeze from Wantage now doth b Mgorous Apts faste < oh) per adout two ft somebody had told y: x4 A on iy gg feproach for the unfortunates of f statement: "Tals bird weighs 10 pounds fasten the copper of the first two fest and place it in, the ground a) told Zou! NOL tO\ene ape This d! ; Of fale con-|isine ene dvalt or ite owe waiete aR ogles brnckere. 1 to zine of the next wattery, and ieee Ie 18 damp to the Yepth. bt tivo | Ples?”—Chicago Dally News. z je bit of rarefied hot air: “« : 416 the gopne weight Bal Wal eet eee caren 8 shown toy to, fasten the wire | will mate « elreuls, ‘If sourde not have BUMANINATURE, MACAN the only mien. T care ! " peies, but upon tre AL the world hates @ good example, To see hold dowa the job of Mayor!” » and to he Ad f0 out, A chins. |taucn, power you ted Deter use CWO] oy Ori ; eh a3 ae tt ell OBiab tag eS he 2 lat ls Sat a mE os aici