The evening world. Newspaper, August 11, 1903, Page 8

ruessey event wwe og THE wt EVENING wt WORLD'S »& HOME w MAGAZINE # THE MAN HIGHER OP, >. The Rib emorio |When New Yorkers Gross the Styxe%eNo. i, anpen ww @| the Astrologer and tha Artist Porqeast ‘What ly Qamug to Zome Bad New Yorkers Whan Thay /ao9 Over the River a“ He Teita at Coantion Metiante cod tle Rapeetat Jove of bake Hotton “HH vied . t Pe | | ° VOLUME o Pha —— Toe Anne q THE WHIPPING. POST BARBARITY “* Hutse vn . . Fee Migr Farner “ eile at he efioping | z “3 * per ow Rowe Moraity appeereed o@ it fiw wife | . se hay Beaters Commodore ' few wee vin ak ° » eae at-nie a 1 ihe fallowe tf } Gone Guilty net erie " 7 one senmeaw ) f ae Hae feenret # worte of one of hem vf ; as ; Juear Siemenn ratte f ealecity pl ees ee € and aneoring and Goeth ’ dranied Wy eve se. Owihee 14 A tow youre gant Mmuying . ee ! Renn ee tne Cary Weent % sigh! endo ought 0 inne , . nan whe ehtew set prom 1 ae f ftuania there , : é * pond moen ‘ mpintor F et atatee an te the valet ; on wena al penal efftele ft ihie an aie tartin f Swat SHARKS * tates 4 # e or hing: \ = Deen in Georgia today we wlinewaing an et SHARKS, \r ‘y fe cee ae | Comp there a young git! prisoner of refined anteredenta i” 5 : . . SHOULDNT goed 4 @ had f Rae been iaphed twenty-four times on the hare heck for ; ¢ . t CABBY oie hat ' i “naubordination.” Was |) not an abhorrent ® oO _ < \ \ ¢ BE 5 . muole i the ped weite, the angry bhie diaeole SBA (aes ) . | Fast ph seh Margene: ling . HM epUrtinE streams of purple blood that ave witness to ore. voune) | y 5 |v My oid tady met the wife of a Dutoh doiicatessen drum- } K the full vindication of (he majesty of the Georgia inw? ONE TO MANY . Whee one abi Whe RATER Oh t ADO a plage f by and elated t with professional and, it te averted rey (he: meRntames: fe j with reveng nterest He records that the sufferer t | Underwent (he ordeal well, “her proud apirt) unbroken E But we cannot think that the proud apirit of the } ; State of Georgie came through the orden! as wel The } ; ate’s aeif-reprogeh should tell tr the humiliating truth t that the inffetion of this brutal punishment on a youna! r Girl guilty at worst only of tarceny and charitably sup. 7 posed to be of tinsound mind is a disgrace of deeper dye Ww aan ony the knout has inflicted on Rurata o Rue that wae part went out ¢ HIS WORK UNFINISHED. Capt. Aliaire'’s memotrs should make Interesting read ing. There ta no local history, no munteipal record of more vivid coloring than the chronicles of New York| during the period when Aliaire was in active service on! sarmain stores w tort that he wowne, outing hat, eating gowns and cation Knnwacwhat, beetles sleeve bags and (hinge that would ma Harry Lehr aul! work a “When we rigged up we looked way ahead of the auction the police force. In his career of forty years he eaw and nale« who wear yaohting outfits on Saturday nights t knew well the city of Tweed and Fisk, of Bowery| : ond) Binley a St BAC Oeste creniecl wanralniney( ase “boys” and gangs, and of fire-engine influence in poll-| ’ Hat Hat Ne C me OL alet Se in\the Well, KOGmn OF UiTei AL Acrone a tics. He was part of it all, and his personal recoliec-| ~ be. : CE (S55 Cet tHe Shaft laughing. {didn't are the Joke, but he did, He had \¥ tions. which he was dictating when he died, should i \ “NIPPERS. q Bek colt fi HG eee bette “ee mo laetiees two hundred mi a then we Joxged along 0 \ make racy reading. | The story of Allaire's war on the gangs is of especial | timeliness. He exterminated the “elaughter-house! gang,” which had its rendezvous in James slip: he broke| up the “Dutch mob” of east-side desperadoes, and he. raided resorts of criminals near Chatham Square at! Grave personal risk. To antagonize the numerous and| powerful associations of toughs of that day required ex- ceptional courage in a police official. Remembering Allaire's achievements in that line there were those who regretted that it became necessary to retire him last year. There is etill a field of useful- uess for a gang-baiting police captain, VIGILANCE COMMITTEES. A very suggestive thing is the volunteer police pa- trol of thé Coney leland cars by the members of the Law and Urder League of Brooklyn. Their work as deputy sheriffs on Saturday and Sunday appears to have ner on wheels they called a carry-all for eleven miles more 1? it didn’t start snowing before we were a mile from the Aepot I'ma goat. When we got up to the Lakeview House there waa a giow In the windows from the big fires burning n every room “The pirate who wrote the advertisement about the place was at the door ruhbing his hands in glee. ‘You'll find it real baimy here.” he sald ‘Inside or out?’ T asked. He saw of I was on, and he made his get-away without trying to rub / it into me. if “Te was freezing hard that night, but the dig fires kept aus warm, and T wasn't saying anything, but waiting to let the missus talk, I went out in the crash sult at 9 o'clock in the morning just to show that I felt it was the good old summer time and brought the fishing outfit along. When T got to the lake there was a coating of {ce an inch thick on It—nq there was no fishing, and, honest, the way my teeth chatt F 2 would tart a camp meeting dancing ragtime. Vhen I got back to the hotel the party of the first pait had made up her mind it was d and that we had the gaff pushed into us hard, but she sald nothing, Djever notice how litle a woman can say when she knows she has been done? fer silence would break an armor plate. beer i " around all diy wearing earmuffs and gloves we eee wate Novae Pintbceniadl alice G@tty AP ! bought 17 the country speak-easy, When it came meal time | bei ae lca ate aah ce UE if YEW GIT BEHIND] we aathered ar the table with the rest of the come-ons, and timands. Though they did not make an arrest these THE 5S MILE GAIT it was 4s cheerful as a morgue with the roof off on a rainy { fifty determined men by their presence banished disor- Vu HEVY Yew day. But the old woman wouldn't budge. I could see that ' der from the cars, Pucted. she wouldn't give up. She never does—she's Irish. “And #0 we shivered along. We ate stale meat that wa elaughtered In Chicago three weeks before. The coffee was) \ mede in a wash-boiler and the soup was the kind that mother ) | never made, Whenever the sun would shine it was a sight to see the bunch skin out to the pinaza to try and get tanned. | so as to show something for thelr money, but the files used jj to drive them back. The files in these country places are Yet {s it not odd that this parietal duty should de- volve on @ vigilance committ Is it not a remarkable spectacle to seo a well-policed city dependent even par- tlally on private citizens for its peace and order? It has been pointed out in this column to what an ‘ { } } } } t ' | grew sad anit ¢ the oniy thing lef So 1 ee ot ‘e ' " Remadway and bough: myself a sult of oF grasa of put out fourteen planks for tha . ne up for twenty-one more for a fishing out Y knew ag much about fishing wichiick doen abou FP, ping pong, t poked Roe sommy always told : f ' got through with me 4 ’ 4 been playing a eyndicate'e §f “ ” big enough to fight a Bowery waiter. I remember the ad- aa abe ig depends on “volunteer government. vertisement said ‘No Mosquitoes.’ Sure, there wasn't! A Hs umane les, Gerry societies, societies for the pre- skeeter has no more show against those fies than a ‘fardown’ vention of this and that breach of the peace or of good at a Kerry plentic. ws! morals—we give them ample jurisdiction and powers “when I want a vacation again it'll be litite old Newt? York acroms the board, and so says the party of the fir: part." ‘ “You had a rough deal, sure! said the Cigar Store Man. ‘ ii and look to them as to the regularly constituted author- ities for protection. * But the recent development of a vigilance committes} “That's no ie,’ satd the Man Higher Up, ‘‘and that's on the west side of Manhattan to oppose street railroad Meee eee erat elon onenico( Waren Toes ae @ncroachment and the institution of this new vigilanc» ane “tor Seether Ee 4 committee to maintain order in Brooklyn cars indicate ; f possibilities of progress in volunteer governme: ot yet! Denes oro soveruieent not yer ce EES, Nae ON THE EVENING WORLD PEDESTAL SANS We RIGA Y L\ id 3 MOSQUITO EXTERMINATION. —— eA, Z Mi ‘ FoR CHARGING ExTORTIONATE RATES Mosquito remedies bid fair to become as numerous Josu HAYRICK GETS EVEN FOR THE ti Ss To THEIR VICTIMS WHILE ON EARTH, THE CABBIES ARE 4s consumption cures. Last year kerosene was the thing WAY HE WAS ROBBED IN CENTRAL PARK, ONCE UPON A TIME.| SUBJECTED To THE HOT COIN TREATMENT. a‘ yesterday electric wires attuned to the siren call of court- ‘ ship, a Brookline (Mass.) device, To-day it is the X-| The Pirate Cabman Is condemned, for an unlimited period, to haul his former victims along the Stygian Parkway and to give them the time of their lives at a tariff of $0 per ray, the efficiency of which as an insect exterminator is per hour (minus tips), vouched for by a Newark physician The obnoxious robber-cabby will repent his actions shabby Bt This is putting a great medical discovery to rather When he gets what's coming to him on the merry Stygian shore, ignoble employment. Tho ray that was to cure the world of cancer harnessed for humble domestic service in ridding households of mosquitoes! To such base uses has it come at last! ae Like many great discoveries this is the result of accl- ae Asien. Vela ee | APDISTINGTION: ANYTHINGIBUT TE RIENDS: T POPES | dent. The doctor, finding thirty-two dead mosquitoes in} ENGLAND s MARRIED FOLKS, 3) THREE NATIES TO EXGRT of that emita ® room where his X-ray machine was Installed andj A recently published table of the Mritish census gives the Gaia autiletearshamesives to the three names, Pius, Leo and curiously seeking to deduce the cause from the effect, ob-| respective agen of all the niarried couples in the Kingdom Gregory. If the new Pontiff had elected to Ue atyled Urban, There Ie one husband of ninety-five years who has a wife Keoleletyieal vee . 4 Bonitace, Renedict, Adrian, Maroellus, Innocent, served that as the insects came within range of the ray) or twenty-one, while three husbands ranging in age from pevetlot Adrian Maroallial 2noneth ) ne they fell to the floor; the ray had passed through them! eignty-fve to ninety-five have secured wives of twenty-five | Ma choice would have been welcomed by lovers of a little with fatal force. Recalling the ray's influence on the] Fideriy wives and youthful husbands are rarer, and the | i Now, however, there is a rea) Pius X., instead of human tissue we may infer that {t penetrated their|krentest disparity in this direction {s between a wite sixty- | maginary one drawn by Hall Caine én rts eeiaene! bodies, 7 five yenrs and her husband of twenty, City." Fourteen Popes took the title of Clement. Tho last dried up the arteries, hardened the nds, ‘The oldent couple in the list are aged one hundred Jof the Clementine Pontiffs, who reigned from 170 to 1774, Coagulated the blood and put them permanently out of! ninety-fye years, respectively, while the youngest palz hay earned the unique nickname of the ‘Protestant Pope" by business forthwith. only numbered sixteen and fifteen summery respectively. suppressing the Jesults in every land, Numerically John Next summer should see an X-ray machine in every} - bas been the most popular title with the Popes, twenty- Jersey home. It is a beneficent invent Though it! | three of them choosing it. No Pope has been or ever will be y vention, Though | 2 presumptuous enough to call himself Peter IL, but there) @ame into existence for a higher purpose {ts present PENNY-IN-THE-SLOT STAMP, have been five Pauls: humble mission !s one of great usefulness. He'll have cause to be afraid he’s struck no sinecure in Hades When his victims get together to wipe out their ancient score, Tid (LUMO Wit “lie I i One of the Iateat applications of the penny-in-the-slot —~ eeayuauina inciple 4 ted f1 Australi In th t-omm of AUTOMOBILE EXPLOSIONS the commonwealth, f time and opportunity does not permit Softieigh — I—aw—met youah ALL GOOD AMERICANS. The sponta. i ; . the prompt purchase of a stamp, the person in a hurry ts fwiend Mrs. Gabbleton on the— The following items from the Celina (O.) Democrat baja pontaneously combustible and explosive auto-|able to drop his letter into one orifice of a machine and his Mrs. Goodun—If you really were| aw—beach yestahday, She—aw} | What a welrd collection of names we Americans can claim: Mobile becomes more a feature of the news as touring) peiny into the other, and when thin process is completed | {delicate and weak | wouldn't hesi-| —eald evewybody at the hotel} | Willlam Bastian called on V. Fast Batuntay evening v] ] "Or y 14" wlll be c 51 velope Harvey Swallow, Arnold Sbingledecker and the Misses ears increase in numbers. The cylinders in which the Ase PORN ORie a pentouny Hie ned_on the envelone | State to give you some of my cook-| imagines you and | are bwother$|Aima and Eva Grosnickle spent Sunday evening at Mendon ive vapor detonations oceur which form the ve- Ing. and sistah,+donche know. Rey. Betts and family took dinner with Freemy Deal and Aicle's motive power are now so strongly constructed as are Sandy Pikes—Well, if dat was Miss Cutting—Well, if Mrs. Gab-} | family on Sunday. di Tuemay. to reduce the dzeger of serious explosion to a minimum, e wit’ me, lady, I'd be de| bleton said that she Eda Acad delet see tae sine ad “ rs) dec no friend of . Vint @treet called on Mrs. Frank Vesper Sunday af- in the storage tank there seems ever to reside the NO “HATS OFF FOR THEM! one to do de hesitatin’ mine, pte SSO Ao Goldia Grim te on the sick list, racation and who relinquished contrat Upon our Pedestal of & blow-up following the chance ignition of gaso-| Taian womanhood has asserted {iself In a quite: unex- Children! lin 7 pected quarter. In Verona, the city of gentle Jullet, the Bavella Staeger spent Sunday with Minpie and Goldia Tegan’ i women have declined to remove their hats at the Ristori Grim. ig Horr) Woatetn: next 's seen. the case of the steam boiler knowiedge has become | Theatre, though requested to do so by no less a person than ONE THING SURE. HOPELESS CASE. Murlle Ruck end wife spent Gundey afternoon with the When Greene went a-vacationing et that any approach of explosive conditions con the prefect of the town. Their stubbornness and selffshness| “gay, what does ‘Scot free’ mean,| ‘Why don't you make bay walle the |latter's mother, Pbstein became the real thing, a » Q nthe rebela being led from the play-| Well, trom my know! t] “Huhl if I tried to do that it'd ive 3 a os that Dame the most assiduous house vy the police, amid the Jeers of the male voruion of the| me Boot se dosen't mean free wite his| be my luck to get eunatruck."Piues| Dana and adie Hole called oa Nelle Shively lest Gatur-} core the, ing