The evening world. Newspaper, September 2, 1904, Page 13

Loeti— oe ne Thé Way a New Yorker at Ostend Secured a Striking Photograph of Happy Old King Leopold. ‘The King and hie coripanion over ; taken and snapshotted. ERE -wo have, ladies and gentlemen and children, two photographs of King Leopold of Belgium, taken at ) dees you have seen photographs of King Leopold before, but never have you seen phe of the King secured under che conditions surrounding the taking ef ] atm, Golden went abroad this summer i arith @ party of strotiers, and in course ‘of time they reached Ostend, the beau- his companions cbfiritts ai i i carriage and went out te jong the beach, enapping the bathing machines and partiovlariy attractive pieces of Geenerm, ls driver, pointing st threa, | H eaded Off.a King? ___; and Got Him to Pose e for His Picture. large and lux.| King. “How Is thie for a pose!” anid the i i if F ™ "You seer to de having a lot of trou- ble with that camera’ he remarked in Sexceltent English. That's what I am,’ I repiled. ‘Tre gt one picture of you, but something Bas happened to the works.’ “The King asked to ace the camera, ——————— i os ait Z THREE PRIZES—$10 for beat anecdote of child child’s (not over 7) story In child's foes language; 95 for best list of werde and thelr English words pointed out afi the places I knew. One was Green- Leald “That is Greenpoint” (to Marguerite, four years ol); after 4 ;] 4nd @ald: ‘I guess you will have to to be in 1 aa” old, Gunday: “The one God, but I ¥ five-year-old boy Nelson when eaked in what suit he wanted his ploture taken sald: rough rider auit, ‘cause when I gr-w up & President The World my picture when I was a Jook like President To-day I placed some powder in the kitchen, Nelson @rying “Minnie (the cat) is awful Y lUttle girl ie three and Bhe goes to school with her aister, ws chil’ens a card and they all had on, eo I guess there's more than Ghe goes out riding quite often papa, While out walking the & wagon passed us with a men life; $10 for best to my little girls “My & hal Gunday. ald lady anid there alo’t guess there is; she papa.” Bhe came in the house yester- day and sald: “Howdy do, Mrs. Man- ning, have you seen my mother?” I told her this morning I didn't know |“ what to do with her, she was getting “tort #0 mischiovious, She looked up at me keep ma” Mra. G, H. MANNING, Leonardville, N. J, "| Dudley’s “Upstairs.” My young son Dudley, five years old, while papa was wasting him, sald in en offhand way, “Wash the upstairs of my back,” meaning up near his neck, * DUDLEY DB WOLFE DIKE, No, % Hawthorne street, Miatbush, “Listen to You Bawiin’!” HE was 4 cute little tot of the Green Mountain State, scarce three years had passed over her wolden head, when on she heard her' little brother of ing at @ great rate, Walking up to him and/ 44) viewing him with @ contemptuous took | sa for & few seconds, she finally sald, “Jean, don't you know that Dod made ou, and Ugten to you bawlin'!" cicada A Ti BRdwNaoR, 0, 48 avenue Edna 1s Ambitious. Y Uttle daughter Edna fe three M years and five months old. She tells thie story: “I know « litte girl whose papa fs so wealthy that he can get anything that he wants, His {ttle girl can go out riding, bathing, fo to the country and do anything that she pleases, She has two little ponies and a carriage, and she takes her little friends out driving, Her mamma has lots of diamonds, lote of servants, and they live ‘fine.’ My little friend dresses ‘swell.’ Why can't we live like her and her papa and mammaf’ Horses are “horseys" with her, and bananas are ik." Cake is “hucke ewys. ‘of and so on, She calls her brother Willie “ye, a Mrs, STILLWELL, No. 68 South Third street, Brooklys. Jackie’s Opinion. ITTL® JACK, aged etx years, and L Biater Dolly, aged four, were play- ing together in a room one Gay. Dolly was busily engaged spilling the ink from the Ink bottle down her dress, at the eame time singing, “Take Me as 1 Am, 0, Lords’ when little Jack Ee marka, taf shins He would bave eS 8 LAWSON, Mra. J. No, @ Dexmiw teak, Brokl: No Angel for Him. One day I heard my seven-year-old daughter ask her brother, ne ee it he ae Lrg & oo a 3 vasa Be op Un ew Rett Not Newry pace, Bayonne, N, A Budding Aristocrat. T was on a summer day, just before | Regina had turned four that the in- eident occurred., Her parents were quite well-to-do, and little Regina wes generally the most tastefully and best dressed child on the square, sithough body was vot in the least bit “stuck- “Wwe lookirig the picture of dainti- otra ati ttt seated on the font steps of her with some epildren of the netgnvorhood playing with her dolla, Suddenly noticed thet one of he laying with one of her Suet uy finmacnlate and little Regina coneluded khe ght te and reaching for her doll, the o3|% feminine ae the youngster the remark, ‘Now you go home, Beal, get on your Bundny. frock and hey can play with my dolile.’ te What made the remark cute was the fact that She nite a been brought up 4 wpeak oy ing German, and her | Eng- ven ind @ very dectied and foLobing AMUSEMENTS. You Have All Day Tomorrow to Supply Holiday Needs. Closed Monday, Labor Day! A ea SEB MORNING SPECIALS AT FOOT, ' The Girls Will Need Fresh Frocks — for School, so here’s # sale of— THREE DOLLAR CASHMERE DRESSES AT 1,98 Ses Ret eee ewe eran AND A "HALF DRESSES AT 2.98 ‘ Siem “the Yovertie Teele pears ne SE SIX DOLLAR SERGE ‘RUSSIAN DRESSES AT 3,98. Extra fine Se trimmings oF Sioingsctaney ‘puttonsefuh Tinea 4p Ft wed : Sale of Boys’ Suits and Knee Pants, A grand assortment New | Lo e Boys’ Double Breast Sults, Boys’ Norfolk Sults, wen MONTH 1 Boys’ Russian Suits, wad rig * 12.98 New Fall Fabrics, | ae rl ia y's pete ae Weel a oe Plain Navy, |} GARRICK pe ray nae Pe sol mM } Biv tere i ¥ ab. Thenew nes Pialds, ‘A y Ural wey. Ages 2 to 1¢ yoars, EDNA M. mat pet wa wns saa to atyle, ; SIO TECe ase || teary a A MNS Wide oe AH rit) “and Hitt Stine amount te buy aloe came — | clsowbere ps To-day, 2S¢., $0¢ i PROCTOR’ 5 Tonight, onl O30. Rakes Sth Ae, 4. 3s, amma TD5th St. Zitat ature WALL AGES Sa’ Sense i +i bes ‘COU iit CHAIRMAN, DREAM * "fit | pn LAND §"3et vaudevtile. At ion te. PASTOR'S oa Ee mute rs aah TROUPE. Luna Park &, Eee Re enn Bim. OPENS i THORTS: Tollorow | MERE, Maze, BVENING, gute dt CHECKERS "2. Prices 25,60,78,81. Mate Wed., Sat. 2. Ey.9.18. ee yom eS Grand sre awn we. too. & Walker, Stamp Companies sear +44 EXTRA MAT. MONDAY (LABOR DAT), peer poppe dgeetingirpehenphn yf pmol ; iste STREET THEATRE, «1 0% AYO 11 cather cues op under tog cape—covaiem ate of calld leather, while amesth fanet ihalags provéat cay ’ Sale of School Supplies » Priees that should bring Our Employees having engaged In A PRIZE CONTEST for dest contwibutions giving REASONS why TRADING STAMPS are poor business for CUSTOMER end MERCHANT. Here are some extracts from the prize winning essaya— thine ter fer ah count ae ad Bins eet ore betoge a, cotiene: and always growing t -——_———__* Boys’ and Girls’ School Shoes ~ Ready with a Great Fall Stock. Dee yo sed tm tw amphi i ites ie Gel cS to maSing-—pa te any burning eae Wess ie Se Wa fresh, rtgbt from the maker—ne odda aad ends. co msauiocturer’s BELASCO #24 anne qtr on on foct, but style, aorviee and comfort for GOSH AR ne | feats on Gale, Y het HERE ARE PARTICULARS:— , 5a PROCTOR'S | =. aoe BOYS’ VEAL CALF SHOES GIRLS KAR Ne sHoeSs MAT. TO-MORROW] Capt. Barrington Laced—-ooring, “f Fameus tov Strength, | NMG 'HOLIDAY MAT’ LABOR Date” bag think te 2 re, Hommes 424 8t,, Bway, 7th Av. The Automatic Wonder, ie. 12 Big Var ots and Extraveganse, veg Meh 4 s 'ed., Bat. & Labor ISLE of SPICE th LAST WEEK. Py led Xara BSR” LSLE of SPICE BOYS’ “KNOCKABOUT” SHOES Soeraca biota 129 price to a BE ees a Dick, Idughing. “And Bod bu Fase in earnest sonterence with im this cannemt-wt i C i ae, either, If I win, ier tho Taker apes | fess $wo, companions, Ke ee ‘ a ues BIG BOYS’ KNOCKABOUTS wise ¢o retire upon my To | S008 "t everly have taken the blue ritton of steeple- heapaphabpion | Sirah § testa gust ther Pes eae ars hows Ve Spee chasing will serve to talk about for the Sipe! ban, with 6 slight! hooked nose and & ot nee ‘vide her pretty, green. than’ & ao mn |RRey , te te. cree W remainder of my life; while if I'm | Gregson, phy ; oye 6) Veneee cast is ne $76, cy Aurea rhe t CCH fee FB AAR, 3 weetal enter ™ ‘ fo) . Deaten, I shall come to the conclusion thet, ind ta ts wa s =. tar bo of big ad Tag 1, sey, thie” anid the ie rin if she once ets {RAO the | ee eee meme FONe. . that I'm no good at the business.” |bookimakers, He's been monstrous in-|/8 fat forefinger, "wo want money. |sraight she has & wonderful fine turn | Kew Amsterdam Seen, a oa Bros. | BOYS ‘ARMORED CRUISER’ SHOES , By Hawley Smart. “Nonsense, Dick; but remember, your Quichtive about Teetotum of late, and| That's nothing; mos! ple do, but we | of : HEATRE snuck Very o' as the name implies— GIRL'S “GOODWEAR” SHOES ' Beck isnot our own property now and bragged in his eupe the other night rape mor wave tony and thacl nal'k ie wee har ind ot on ai NEW YORK THEATRE sicictate | Ysigur Call or neary sott Balak | Tac op pe’: it not have it risked any more” bag lkely, pointed to the ma: ite him, “will Liverpool; she has hand ed r Gatemonin ney, tees tee, | Tes, Maty aie of authority abe ax [event he eho venoaeh, tas ‘| fell, you id aot gdark Joung Ton stiy br somebody T take efor Wiiie Tam MAID ‘te Munn | SSD ig perigee 183 SAW 10 Reseesessromereescsess 8 fd e sumed over him was very sweet’ to men ike tr. ston whe ‘wasn't even bya eneeah ro Ey 6.20. A wrwcras oF Galaton, and he went into che howe [Big rte ig" Yhat "Now" ‘atm Jt | Wel,” aid tne comearat| “HIE's vn ntecraplt Rastons LYRIC jj ii Wil Gu ak THE LITTLE “PROTRETOR" $1108 . ere #0 slated by his good fortune that he | ikely iS alte hel ba bat Toul man that's ‘eo one, 1 suppose, I am] “we've got t0 catch the Grogeon | 421 & Bway a wm | BOYS PATENT LEATHER SHOES for the bef! yy bad © vision of being cheered as vietor | 5o0° at a Wot altogether." rejoined thé stout | want him to do” and PY telendly PRINCESS ; 7 shoe, tor al to ride the mare in the Led ag ot ge Alper So "Oh, we! I taxes aa man, who answered to the nam nod to Sam. the twe boo! gack BB TLE Tree tber.390.| fun finish— ip 148 hee if tm the event delle amidst jure bo harm | In th ir departure, jack’s ju! ey ie get 4 rahe of the crowd, "NO," sald ‘As for Sam Gregeon, he remained N. A pte at q 8 —<——— oor ‘Mall order , oon : CHAPTER IL ‘When Kitty told hor parente of her |Re! tty to int fete at we want YoU to do, Bam, Is. 16 as pe Stakes. “Chatnoter fp bad et cam AR = =e ut what you'll have to ‘efter ts , tthe Love and Craft. (mgagement abe received most ebarac- jinterference in the race tf you look at nas, pe is Lé yao JoUnE | none to lose, and was willing at any we a PADSR of come seconds, and then | ‘istic féllcttations trom both of them. [all like winning’ 01 aa a ‘the wen Lae time to Fil hi, neck, for & nth, of the | MER, A © Utue hand stole inte Dick's, |, consratulate you with ay my new. tn the race? | mateh ove reat Une arse Keep the hone WHITE eA M NIN G SALES. and Mitty replied: Jaag,” sald Joe Bourton, “You've done and youll pave! ratle Tie ete oh et ten the whe een ea |" * % think, Mr, Colaton, f could well out of the busin: de eontin- Ry 4 a earch ere on him—he ts pe a knock over anything oF th * aire rt ant scene [ae one“, Fn fe Bro? rower nd wngre "at 6 al) RS ae (KEITH Si Sea” eee, Saturday, until I p. me = ue landed & husband out of it, ond what's]’ Weld on gaye for Kitty, al: that's It, Sam, that’s it ex: sas hd Peat tibetan law BE 5 5 Aa ? p. wah fen, ae eek vor more, a better fellow never drew on] though at times she wan madly \roubled claimed tie Reutiens, thats the || AMUSEMENTS. Sk Py Ma Taw ” rg gloom: ec pane he Sa. pe tet A AE ‘wrong to ast you; if anything happens be yy aban " ee egge taything should fappen, & her lover in'of Catamor and you'll gad that sel BEACH | THE STROLLERS. Nt Wh—Louise Boa Boys’ Cheviot Knee Pants , to you, I shall never forgive myself.” suppose I ought to conpratulate the race she would never forgive her- Catamoune had taken care o you PA 9G OTHAVE. & M you, Kitty," said Mrs, Boarton; “but {rel But for her Testotum would never| coon as the right's" pronounced a a ae Bn Fie WINER $ EG it THEATRES. ade of Short Ends of materials used though you're engaged, it's like you'll ;PAave, heen sent steeplechasing at all, and t ce Ta Main oe fence as r. Desire the Great ti eet de hy cent Troussre— be wedded, I'll kt but ie he her | Dick Dick pertainty never woukl| Moore?” luguired Ccogime vaaderend: RT A ‘THUR — iss iS oon at OS wakes never ua hoartily, till, her] “It's as well to sda: l~ Por cont, Gey my dear, when this tal Iovap ales deem asthe’ tO ride st cheery view| ing on theae little pointe, let | ri p-|] Reiveted buttoneseut full and was in your shoas f y atthe pa ana’al' nef cd enthue| “two Wiiguired it tt comes, of, Gam onli de Bite Canxivar, ie | | Toomer So 8 yonee-. 27 wasma a Teale eo “pelleved ‘im-| replied Mr, Moore, slowly, “to be wala SATURDAY, SEPT. 3. BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS. rie piieltty both in, Bick and Teetotum. | to you the evening of the Face." 2 Grand Piceworks To-ntght RRR RRA ANN Tt need scarecel: sald that Dick wo hundred if Catamount wins, | Decatur and Gran Brighton } Helen Bertram. Ainon & Paris, Colaton y (t ethos } no word to Kitty that 4 good enough.” replied Gregson; Lewis Children’s Black Stockings of what cousin had told him. Could} “you can depend upon me, Mr. Moore, Fine and heavy rit— he have looked into the bar parior of a those steanforer bg, Pe stein Rt on the outskirts have seen that warrant for what thered round far, that at all events, one of his moat dan- Kerous antagonists will be out of it, but can't watch ‘em all.” “No, no, Sam," replied the book. maker, “we shall know at the las what we're most afraid of and you its keop your eye Now Bast 14th 8t, |“ONE TI 125th et. & 4 ar. | ane Gay Widow mr GOTHAN Rasa TO-DAT. ey & Hent ty c MON BABEL 8 TAUK HECHT, PROP. j eeGGv.nm BARis.!: fast black—double heels ond toes—all ain stout hose for se 9