The evening world. Newspaper, August 29, 1903, Page 6

. — ‘ “mewn” eM THE ot EVENING w WORLD'S w& HOME .¢ MAGAZINE #& FEO OE ERE ORE ERE E REO WE ART WHAT WE FAT, | e & | A fm Heeun pee fiw a ree a) | etm Free rm pian we a ne oe) | Om hIROR Pennie wt teres coReriiee IF axe Wewe Raw <i fe) cari che Aner nation iF . mi en fw w ite + FuNONINe Aamaene fa Mt fe f DO ay teres Gere ects ae ee ae rviee f/f conan Renee a Fatution fo he oRNrNMIMR OF Fhe eam ww tee “~~ hcleee Wan Warter ; re ae . ’ " . neseonres Artomen eepreneed in ‘ 4 [nimaten « VOLUME 44 NO An ‘ rae THe RAT MOREE In prnTite erring ee os 4 a ‘ THR OO Ting 04 trees 4 ry THE RAGING SPIRIT ' ‘ Hee 3 fi ‘ . f Ameer on fe the @He ae @ cater, tthe Mandy ftoow amer Wanna ae tet a « . ° ‘a4 0 t oo 8 oloew amend, erty hem the Cornaie and howe her the on : a # little men end a halt the Carmen enne ‘ Coreniy fe WeT OP Morena ‘ ‘ ye ane * Tivilnn ret perform, ae ane Having Alnpowed of the Corn “ ' on 1 lane muppiien of manmeont and eonetielene with the farting ya ft wok eet a pamone’) on preaatele Wome River on even terme ’ ° ° woe w oo tribe few in name PUBIe frequentiy hoare heenuae of thelr « . i gc ag ll nde ana: thera: ee. Seen . 5 “having a apientid by on " ant * f meat, but maken Me \ f f Np landing Mr. H.W. Rogers's unteaten atoam yacht risa nen wd fittone, though Re Kanawin. her new rival, Mr Mo oamirhe tn and spring frrm " i t OFF CS ERSRS Mr, W. EK. breda's Noma eneaged inn et ' Pace of half ay hour's duration tery wash Channel M “FIGHTING JOE HOOKER.” fo the Battery, the Kanawha finivhine n leneth + Cen Hookers « rt Fighting Joe Hooker’ te aat@ ahead of the Hawoll. It was a ' rod by Siiney YO he ' have originated a “T've paced this boat for five vers 1 the Kanaaha “ee follows 1 was reodiow the New York Courter Crptain, “but never before have Lhad such aatiMeonion , and Kites A S i ToC hitie: an , ever Cleltan Whether « mon is holding the reins behind a "Sine! ‘ L : ( Sa . and wae Or a “Shakes” or manipulating the lever of a gaeoiine ; ae ther hack Richmond. om ne dexpatche: engine in automobile or Inunch or «tandine on the ; ay " Of a stenm yacht while a rival boat creeps up eh ' s yoer. told of de ehting all alone M: { th ~ tng spirit will : v Suni ‘i at " \ tae f a TY G&AF Bor line Amone his corps mandders len Hooker, who , e facing spirit will out wo Sundays é » r LIVE BUT THE money ] emma bad been pe avel enged among tha excursion boats In the Rast River with the ries 5 A é oN free the lest page form of tie " juirer was made result ef one of them rammed near hor wheel Mt ai i ” #: ’ { watine Tienas ady for t one not . ame in from the frout Such an untoward outcome of there «team-yacht speed vein IL ! eM AP eR sy giving funet RETICHIAEE INE, © bite , hele Exell verted, PéMape tie i eg Hi ont Feattway: « ‘ \ : \ MIONY } mrately sighae vorosa the top trials was happily averted. Perhaps the yacht skippers : ; a Rp a eh LASSI 4 ee v4 iva i Joo Hooke T knew that fre alerter in moments of danger or thelr modern ma t ¢ wee “ . . J , oY | att r r iid be addel to what ehinery is more quickly responsive to the helm Bur t he] s , tor who put it tn type tter, consequently he Joe Hooker. Con- knew about t racing in the crowded seawny Is attended by as grave in colts vehicles aity, boi via how fet the para eae ot be Ai See venice Of alatty: bat oo. cluding that it made 4 headline, let tt go. T realized and is much to be condemned. day. the pubiahe that if a few othe eaders ted the phrase as I did ‘ —————— i rion, Thel Hooker would live die as ‘Fighting Joe Hooker.’ s acted Lkewlse to do the Enough additional proofread: business.” hing from the Pree APARTMENT HOTEL LIFE. ee caahiniehnatne pet ferry he was st 1 prosperous-looking per him as Mr Williams he thought dingustedly tn Now York twenty year 8 fellow thinks he can bunco READ PLAY TO DYING MAN. Senator Edmund W. Pettus, of Alabama, is elghty-two years old. A man called ut his luw office In Selma one day and wanted him ty read a Uirty-page abstract of a will, Senator Pettus said “LT am too old to listen io all that, Tell me in a few words the abstract’s contents, “I prefer to read It to "Ab, said Mr. Fottu You are ilke Barca, the o ing man one day wth a new com said: Another week will see flats and apartments filling up)” for the winter. The tenant har enough to choose from ‘to satisfy his most exacting wishes, provided that his Purse is sufficiently long. The apartment hotels es. pecially appeal for his presence agreeing to shelter and) ™e ‘Then he smiled amiably and 1 plied, “My name ta not Willlams nurture him for a price per month Wut little less than | Pies’) st + staggering to the economical mind. Both in their num-| steanger bets end ir their altitude of ratos they astonish even the| vlanze! May 1 ask what is your old New Yorker who has sought to keep pace with their| “Certainly.” replied Mr. Doubi Kogress Arawing himself up .o his full height; z ‘Lam ‘Tom hamb. * ¥ A man who makes the rounds of the region east and no:th of Long Acre Square and continucs his explora- x ons to upper Broadway and Columbus avenue {: let to LETTERS, wonder if half of New York is not eventually to he! QUESTIONS koused in “two rooms with bath,” high in air? Given , ffty fect on aside street in the forties the architect erccts ANSWERS, @ steel and stone structure which reaches heavenward A capacity for moro families than under the old ar-|suamrook 1. Allowed Columbia _?angement of individual houses would fill the block, 43 Seconds, Tp thls for space not equalling In square area that of an ‘Tu the Editor of The Evening World: _ eld-farhioned parlor the tenant pays an much as an en-| It Was a mistake to say that Colum- tire house of modest dimensions ought to cost him—/ Dit Ave time to Shamrock Il. The fact eer icn ie do Me; a ay ‘is the reverse. Shamrock 11, guve a ves cost in any other American city. | Columbia 43 seconds time allowance and | And for his daily bread as there provided he pays »| lost the final race of the series on tals | coe verful man inststed. have the author's vanity. median. Hartae called on a dy- y. He unrolled it. Ho Let me read this to you. You will laugh.’ “Rut, consider, said the other, ‘Iam a dying man,’ “Barthe, Ignoring that objectiva, smiled and cleared his throat to begin “ ‘Consider,’ the victim resumed. ‘l have only an pour free tote tasenalenn comedy wllifonisieccuny as kale Rens” said Barthe.” FASTING FOR KIDNEYS. Wellington Putnam, formerly instructor in elocution in the departinent of English of Columbla University, has suc- ceeded in going without food for forty days, near Silver City, N. M, The fast was endured to cure a kidney affec- © price frequently exceoding the household expenses of | count. She finished 2 seconds ahead tlon. Karly last May Mr, Putnam left New York for the » an individual dwelling. of Columbia, but the 41 seconds allowed Gila Hot Springs, which are situated about sixty miles i = by the latter boat made Columbia win| northwest of Sliver City. Immediately upon his arrival at But st seems to be what he wants, for every year this by 41 seconds, YACHTSMAN, | his destination the long fast was begun. For the first epartment-hotel population increases beyond expecta- “SMO In an American, month he lived in a tent and spent all of his time in tbe 7 4 i vay e cont ation iffe tion. The anchorage {s insecure as compared with that | to tne dior of The Evening Worle See eee eee tiie aea molec of the dwelling; the tenant not unlikelysflits from year| Please tell me whother { am truly an| of food and eee Ne ies ate DNA Belleveertbatr iss to year as better attractions present themselves. This |Amerean citizen or not? Am twenty Sea Missin aueclice Kia stad a a tiny years of age, and was born In New | een ely ct aiady ued Saas ie Sr SARE, china closets | york City, but my father, «hough eev- s — — . chafing-dish conveniences” is offered as a lure, eral years in this mtry before I was ‘With each change the so-called “home life” suffers, horn, never took out naturallaation pa RAIN BATH FOR BEAUTY. “ But whether this is for good or evil depends on the eeu Aug ran : etme 2 “The cult of the raln bath" Is oe. bootioal name! given is / view. It makes the wife less of a housewife; she wears pers myself. : > arene eee s Be eae ont ee neeten i f ) better gowns, goes out more, goes to the matinee oftener. A Deakins tin Divorced persons upon presentation of their decrees at the hox-oflice of a local theatre where play ts being presented tn which dl-% good for the complexion, and that fogs and damp weather { { Bhe ia not so apt to have children. To the Editor of Th re mdmitted free, At least that is what the press agent of the show anys. tend to prolong the delicate pink-and-whitenoss of the cheeks, } Opinions may differ as to whether or not the new) “You can foot Hail the new deadheads—the alimony band— the young girls and younger peor at Gee water- i { s the me; you can fool all the peopl Trooping to the box-office court decrees in hand! Z| ing places wre going in for rain baths. ‘That 1s to say, as { Ruecueeeec’ “2 improvement, % soon as a stift snower sets tn, everybody makes off to the some of the time, but you can't foot It only goes w that for a free pass or tw ly goes to show th ree pass ° bathhouses, puts on her bathing toxs and Jolla around on There's naught too bold or shameful for some folks to do. «| the beach. The Idea is to get thoroughly wet ‘efore taking ¢ POPODSOHO OED the final plunge Into the surf. an all the people all the time.” Who orig- LONG-DISTANCE FOOD JOURNEYS, _ |!nated the saying? Av ETA The news that Siberia is shipping beef to Berlin U Seetvieme S's ttvimrieicrsenee| CLAUDE DUVAL OF '95, iy rercus num. AA KNIGHT OF THE ROAD. | on tue evewwe WORKD PEDESTAL = oe HORE ® ter which once supplicd the market now reaches it in of the gravity of the situation to in-) lessly ahead. ; yA situs 0 Ine) less! cad, q t ssed nele we tho: ve ah a 0 \ greatly diminished quantity, The interest here is nearer (err iaiee by- permission of Gs W. |dulge lit mirth, (Ti conddated har,(o the att Mas Making for Pombdery, a village early chi panei nutes EEN Rai. Pace a pee LAlnnonte meta wien { “ea {Mugham Company. carriage outside tho station, and osten-| heath, and” terweey, cetet, Side of the humble and wreiched than this, Chad Nathanlel_Aarons, It was he who Sug: Copyrighted, 1897, by O. W. Dillingham Co.) | tatiously carried the jewel-box so that} fied HOME NANCY SOUNITY Teieye a arctan Mefiocantuseaitoutelt 1d carried’ out. the scheme of Perishable freight now goes enormous distances in ——— Claude Duval's confuderates. it there | % und stift nes of ral HUel i ENlar War TA Wen Coe eAI NENT teas fhateh rela 00d condition, Texas sieers travel to Devonshire,|SYNOPSI8 PRECEDING CHAPTERS.| were any About, could sce that there waa | WY} of ail three or four gravel’ pits, horses from my early girlish “but Oe: ih, 90d. 80: Mri . hich were simple death tr Ds. nt by him I soon becan clety, meet with such low ‘fence? Forrest going to a house party| no deceptlo og beef to Birmingham, Foul Africa peaches reach | 4; Walden Towers is “stopped on the} ve faa 7 the Fifth avenue restaurant refrigerat . in| Moor and robbed of her sapphires by a igerator and furnish, in masked highwayman, Reginald Dav-|'0Wn, and turned down a side strect, I heard leginald's voice halloo in the | plished rijer Sam—that T went to his shop In Pimlico to paw ered the outskirts of the! distance and knew tha tgagyeras coming | Droiher’s name—became the stud groom | Jewels, for Mra. Whitecomb and myset up at a slapping pace. ous to ctp- | of a travelling circus. and, wearted of| were nearly at the end of our resources their season, tho dearest item on the bill of fare. Our|ners is in love with Hetty Crauford,| where Cay ‘\ Taf, She Bighwayman alone if possible |My Wretched home, T went with him. | There t cognized mi * ° 0 ; ord, pI. Forrest awalted his wife. |1 did not spare Black Beauty. He was | We travelled all over the three king:| 2xo di . , oy: h A ° ith Hs f fe Blac He elle’ e N ; : own California peachor cross the Atlantic, materially |inim’ ne wil have her cement to are | Bue for W moment we stopped the| oMly a short distance ane wens Mate | dome wad Te Meee Heth RIES | jaw Stella Whitecomb, or as the Fly } reducing the price of what was an absurdly costly fruit| marré when he finds her sapphires, | %OUgham and Mrs, Forrest jumped out|2P8¢, 4nd rider disappear. A troupe. In those days 1 was profes ‘As both. He had seen me int y Davners's friend, Valentine Belter, an | {nto the arms of her husband, who drew | hand ot ough the air, and by pulling | slo Known as the “Fiving Am&-/as tho firat and in the country: si { f Z | im Paris. The refrigerator car and the cold-storage| amateur dejective, undertakes to caten| ler hastily into the shade, ‘Then, Aith- | fom following the iMgnwasiman hive'n | vi temember the name.” said Dayner he asked ine inte hie rear and okered , . } iY: e] . omt ade, A n= ety ENTS y an 9 @ asl m, J * f ship's hold have made a seeming impossibility a com- Latter Bee cept: | olit a word on elther slde, we drove off gravel pit. The next instant Tw Hoe ee react daenre youl per corn ta) Aupply "me with money itt cactied ; is %. Ss : ane some way or another, ome ‘eight years 4 ever f : monplace of transportation. Bee he Rehan et gaten, tne Rianway-| high the empty carriage, So far all|say how. l accamoled dowhe ihe Kates | Facogniaed you when te'mer in sovlely Or nts teat niche y pao oe tenant af moor. Jericho. is thelr leader, Belter| one had seen. ‘Mrs, tenet fink any Repo tie ate Malled Rim oot the | taint smile, “As the Hsing Amazon | Stvle Would baftle the pollce—there were : Tene no pale eI VRE: KNOWN |e ad made chee ne ieM road whenco the was elther dead ‘or ineensiblecs Hic] my, halt was dyed w bright wolden hue, | Plenty of [asta lniacen petnsen/ tab way, NEWPORT AT CONEY ISLAND. to the gypsies as Starlight Nell, Ne] NY had made that momentary deviation. | masks i y \ i mentary de i had y 0. | arid T used oth to change my ap ‘near au i discovers that the highwayman is aided] [When (ho lights of the town wore leli |ment the moon enans oat niet wih | pemraneee Veen ee onda saver coke Proughams could be stopped and jewels v lant young iglishwoman, who has spent the|by Jericho and Nathaniel Aarons, a ent * cry of astonishment [ recognized the| nected Stella Whitecomb, the Ameri-| chowine how: Lvcoulacatewutselnmynelt: . AREA CUT REN ‘ i complete darkness, 1. became nervoue a : ’ Satter, the SPensop at Newport, is soon to sail for home, but betora| Viexing up none Oe ee a ENE hot trom fear, but lest ae eel cumppeyman Tt wan Stella” White-| $n, nelnens. with Marearat Suite ine/and now T could ride, cre tRouse. It She goes “many of the society swells are coming to New Mrs, Forrest's a, ould fail. With the greatest care we carried her |My hair I changed so completely that/ Would be safer if I did the robbery, on | Work for the purpose of giving her a notable day’s out- Hkh I began to think that the adv. : és account of the way in which 2 could recovere ) Dros adventure a f ; one knew me. y In which < cou! fered and Davnera's sult prospers. | was over, when at the embery ana oieed Saree rnatuca Beene wate long in America?” coal my sex. ° — Me over when cat of rer placed | i long not | "80. You consented? ing at Coney Island. CHAPTER VI denly leaped out of the gloom rival and waaiege ey roared at the te Prcnnacl chen Ram ahienT In Eines of | . T was absolutely penniless, and Rival showmen are apt to be curfous about each Siaude evel. at; wnat: tidden stoppages nd ‘the iene oe ins | MUTE 08 the: poor ‘rentleman, aa me Tyan loft nimost penniless In (ne Wests Pie nteally. On, what others’ “show,” and it {s not surprising that Newport AMAPRS and I arranged that} carriage lamps showed usa Ulack horse | 0 childrensin ihe Tense are hating | ern Slaten, an T found it hard’ ti Est | wolutd you? Thad to’ do. as thingn dtd “should want to see Coney. There is a monkey per- Mee oresst i vaasionce at mreverer : with ita rider pointing Tediaar aah Che laborers for the doctor employment in. other olreuses. they me, 40 T told mre ‘hitecomb, ani Hormance there that will attract the visitore; o - : ing) “Stop! Hand out the Jewel. case!” he| eratulte, Mrs, Whitecomb,” She took. @ great) "Surely not! Mrs, Whitecomb?” for ; One of the he hi er i ; 0 her sapphires. She told many of| sang out in a hoarse voice, “No waiting: | "I have to thank you bath ¢ fancy to me, told me that 1 was bea T see you are astonished. 1 td not ; simians {s sald to have exceptional tabte manners, There [her intended Journey. and that now Na-| or iil send « bullet apiece (iroush Your | Kingagas” 6° AMAPE, FOU, both for your] faney to me, told me, that J Wet nge, Speak iL of Mire. Whitecomb, aot .|thaniel was in fail she did not te ‘ sl00d by her bedeide ete tae eneeNS [thet the cehoula Inte. men ie | who has been kind to me, but you must 45 an infant incubator which they will probably pass by Mateaees Jail she did not fear the Reginald puted the horses back on|me that T Nee Nee neti oecectelllandidsiaie erenntei far menwith ‘a rich | know. Mr. Relter, that she Is a bad old, pushout'an expression of curiosity. There are features| tady Warden had sent ~over the| (ly naunenem And the next He Batic | eee ae Well Undo What evil T have done | Man. oF a titled one If procurable Nana nlel a lee ee neeaeel ener 08 2 y ‘aré ove ng ih r 0. bull Dy mz YOU my sto it is 5 olk |i y ) to which Newport offers no parallel—the bicyele loop-|brougham as usual, with conchman and PRS wharply past che ighway man | strange Che your may euees Trott L eSSIVedOiTN CReRRRETIE Tr fhom and my own desperate situation iD the ; ‘ ect san Wana Nany Mterteneit ie eee ne him, aud he fired In re-| present clecumstance, “Confers P and advised me consen nd became ehevrity = Mhe-loop, the trip to the moon and the journey 20,000 fet he rtablen Whorey One mo eat| LUTR. Aleo without’ success, ‘The moon|elter, that you never use ee Tas | Fees dint yacvined me. to) be man xou caf the second Dick Turpin. Agegues under the sea. There are vaudeviile entertain- | *!\* Sree eRe en QUE Roteen | came OU Crain. behind tie sipuge and | tmeenenmavman so often discussed ‘be- | Suppose she suggented this to hide my |" yr,that WT |Ments In which there may be suggestions for the “wom-|jorpor, whe hat bec, taken Anio one horses plunged and kicked. The robber| “I never dreamed for a moment, Mfien|Anement: end sti lear eduration ey ee | 3 p Goctor hurriedly rose auinstrel" performance at Baroness de Seliliere's din-| confidence, turned out his_men, and [ani agsin pond hig resol, eee gravelpiee'r Yaily | gencended into the, we cams to Burope, and at frat vepnee proved inemtectal. "aha nerse i . inted f put Regi- | = necte . pt-—at Paris, Vier 4 ? F Bept. 4. with hie ald we harneared our two hunt-| Bald) throwing down the ‘reins, ‘Aung Seriehors | Poke horse nya { Home. 4nd cher vinces, "There wo mot | ABR, Aemin:, the, death amony was on jg) Altogether the day's outing on Coney's sand cannot | °"* erhagh A tere eee el one of the, mania hand and’ arove (q/had nothing else todo with the geatttte | epread about by Mrs, Whllacome tits Sie ang Soy et the leat moment aid BMeietcsiarcaatle to eich: could be easily set free, and hoth of us| Sut, *0 the MighWayman, eel ¢ hue was |no further Ai DEN] timeaity’"to “get into ‘rood. nociaty | tnenzeyaecncanse Jone and appeal, He ; had sharp Knives to cut the traces in| horse and bolted into tie wemidarknest | rat’ gO Part Of the plunder, at any |>1*#e4 for her Aauehter ns vou Know, wavering in his faith to Hetty. cut ot ”, case of need. Wo could rot put saddies| The next mstant Davners was on Fiving | gain’ f malas ee the one yee the, bars | Mr. Belter, and my publte life you are | sheer pity for the poor dying crectuce | (Thomag F. Smith, Secretary of Tammany Hall, mate s ih “The Bubstitute,” copyrighted| n* i the heath, |that ‘hiding-place und a ' 1 ey her in silence and slowly left the room. | banner-raising on Thursday night.) & Brothers and published by th r picion, 80 We prepared to ride bare-| ‘The moon was stil! showing a faint |{2at.,hiding-place under the Blasted Cy. ey alt, Dohvate Meee T sald | stella. amiled -with great contentment, 4 y their courtesy. | hacked, Trea? quietl; ‘I know nothing of that. Why, | and dled in a few ‘momenta. ‘Woman See, Children, on the Pedestal, tute” Jas enjoyed a wide summer-hotel-| In due time th DER Hing Ahead mee ee nae | ce was. lenorant of alli” replieal a the; mane ce meets e aie eee ba Me Rin a Tara anata) character of footman, Mrs, Forrest | strides” Hig tag eas ata tien NeEY | You can judge mo as you think ne dl marriage, yOu" were Heed ond straired, |8h° Was dead—mith hee story undniehed. He says “Big Bill” is not 9 much, mx him a moral “substitute,” It h Tay an ours, in American by birth, she be-|and yer: y "END, . of Pidtersst. Th ed caught my eye as she descended from|and {it looked as though he would be you have no doubt guessed| I can guese t you are going ¢. And Tammany's proud and spotless scutch- of great interes e publication| ihe carriage, and had much udo to k 4 beyond all Shanes) ot: Dural The wind hi. My real name fo Mar-| say, Mr. Bolter.” ahe Interruptes fave. | othe sane mente by Will N, Fier. ‘ian’ from laughing, but 1 e and I was born in Beat but Mrs. ben, wil . ‘e » Bon coulfn't stand the sspirching touch i Pat t was top conscious sldae Of lack Beaty and aot Mer eck: fown beside the Quse,, fy Darenta were Came to'an ent Yale was sti tae'Worta, io Moneere Sr : Of Devery, qnd_his Pump, ; oe bee eed oR Pe" Behe atiash ie ee Rica enka wi Xe