The evening world. Newspaper, September 28, 1904, Page 11

THE MISADVENTURES By Robert Louis Stevenson. INO |APTERS. nen eee quiries, the old 1 tt | a mers) and. tollawed his Sn amet coh! to America. ate Mackensio was {n bono e , ju. Wiles wi la Reed a Feten bo th, ig ai &@ mont extraordinary ashok sald old Mr. Nichol- Nicholson, and pu haye been robbed!" oni dead, Into’ Jona's. sir,” returned Alex- wend io ak a Bee, ander. “Ptook all tha money, in case paper—from wilch it the old gen- the servants «hold eet bold cf it, and Weman’s habit to suck | mortification here i the chanee and & nota of my | int eta S', @ decline of nus expenditure, You wera mona tn ded. by his sides paper lay =~ ere, and I did not feel at liberty | ut ogesantly Flore came to Wigs * you up, but I think when you s mto the silence a ee heard the circumstances you wilt | feobealls ty, ganing i seen Sh) oon do me justice. The fact ix, T have ren- Rhene ft was ty: p to the burn- fon to belleve there has bean some itr quostion of day; and in tones a} Areadtuy error atout my brother Zohn. tery sign ake had last made (ea fr | Wha sooner it can ba cleared up the /the prodigal and congratulated Mm on Detter for all parties. It was a vleee his return, And then addressing Mr. of Wustness, sir—and go I took it, a Nicholson, « Vm congratulated ind also decided, on my. own responsibility, to in a menace that defied his bum, send a@ telegram to San Francisco. and t launched Into the tal Sohne fale ‘Thanks to my quickness, we may hear ventures, not without feet rey suppressions. to-night, There appears to be np doubt, ined; between aie, that, John has been abominably | used.” MARGAAET HUBBARD AYER, this article are | not to say contempt. Gradually "Alexander them, whether he would or no, they forced a word or two from Jahn, and stn felt ao tremvlousty and snoke 0 elo pally, 9 a mind oppressed wit read th . Nicholson relented. At contribute! a question and before the meal was at an end all four were talking even freely. Prayers foflowed, with the servants Fyne, at this newcomer whom no one | had admitted: and after prayers there came that moment on the clock which | War the signal for Mr, Nicholson's de- f courts you will Be very careful not to ex- te Marla, if Miss Mackengie thinks It desirable A ‘ou should seo her. Alexander, to speak with you | alone,” when they were both “When did this take place?” asked | the reensecs o¢ tk0 Gwn cote the ft K “Lasi ight, sir, ealeep,”” was the reply. “It's most extraordinary,” said Mr, Nicholson, “Do you mean to aay you have been out all night?’ “All night, as you say, alr, I have teen to the telegraph the police and Mr, Macewen's. Oh, I had hands full,’ sald Alexander. “Very irregulas,” said the father. “You think of ag-one but yourself.” e not.see that I have much to back my cider, Srothe Neneh hy after, you were costumes, "you can your brother, and think it wou'd be respectful to *, K | Uncle Grete, And by th Spoken with a certain—dare we bashf{ulness), “I agree to principle of an allow nd consult with Dr. Durie, who is quite a man of the world and Nag pane of hie my fing herent in ik you,” sald Al r, Before noon a nective nd restore? to John his money, and brought news, | a enough ta init, but perhaps the , ae I had range ite vibe, anos have been quite ie J ype PY py oem his ones ing sarcasm, areasion was not new to him. gtudged you money for See sald Alex- Riot ie Yo ee ce you eS ae the 6 ete you, Janta ighh for (n- could. have wakened me last ae i Interrupted. his father. ‘When Mr, Nicholsan “ that | ainner they Able to pat » Alanateh Oe Rise & inion 4 ‘neat waked the into. hin “John. V.. Siohatann, y evading the point. |. | Randolnh Crescent. | Rdinbreh —Kirk: how 4 you ms adr and nan has disanneared: nolice looking oe ‘asked. ‘ood for him. All yn Keep mind ee 4 2k | ‘he ‘toon tt seems, wf quite paay.—Aunt to eepsiein of that Fe nie. at in Tegent’s errified butt instend of mo! to Morningside man, It a} An 1830 Style, they are both Leading Literary Lights and renowned for the way they dres themselves and the characters {a thelr novela, | the old mentlemon tonk down the eallar kev and | departed for two bottles of the 10 Dia you: seep A he’ end nf Apri! aan Ee ats age or, oe mare denen} ptive, ‘Havine hed this expinined to btm. Fea AR Fan led John ar. if tian th that mav be! as tn he: cated whi LIGHT—Oi, ah, yes, you know braid oc po the drawl ar as ‘Muckensie wall na room aneinien ‘nM Mr. ‘Nicholson's [is TT shia. winter! You must have i 5 v. Durte 7 1 y @reatly daring, he open be the beaweberad & i Bs Hy braid down the sides. SECOND L. L. L.—.ll wrong there, men's priest, My friend Book has just , i a a sSrraereh, Pepetrons # ‘THE END. old fellow! QGP TARERE are no old Indies tn, our| her limit for drinking, 1¢ she wants to I family any more,” said the! drink she oan drink between meals, pretty girl sadly, “Once I had) In her dieting the middle-aged woman the field all to myself, But now there; can eat warm breads and she can eat| and If you do not see how you can get are rivals at home. vegetables. But she must not eat siged to look sixty, but she has learned | Rew to keep young, and now she looks not a day over twenty-five. That sounds Uke aif. But you ought to see Aunt | May Manton’s Fashions. a = 2 j g ! a fel i j $ i tt “Aatter that atmdoss the rotary mé- e @ons, To. do the rotary motions you But, both your hips, bend i ey By Margaret Hubbard Ayer; (The illustrations, os, ery hgnens ny | T'S a deeply rootel notion that we women adore clothes, and men look | upon our follies with eupertority— The following conversation will give & general idea of why man has as- sumed thie air of condescention and pity when speaking of woman's vanity, He has had to, poor dear! for there are certain neat little foibles hidden in whioh he and his fellowemen under- stand and share, but which tt wouldn't do to let women know too much about, Some timely suggestions may be also found for the masculine shopper ‘who is | bent on laying in @ supply of autumn Neediess to say that the two speak- ers’ taste cannot be questionéd, since FIRST LDADING LITERARY) ——- ‘ braid this season. FIRST L, L. L—Oh, Well, anything from Pool’ the “dorntey cri in fashion: ah, really 1 feconsidered. Rever been near London), corded silk—I must remémber that. with plenty of room in but nippy, you know, quité nippy fn thi good figger! True figger!* And the akiri ‘was cut aulte bell know, and very full wall order If you cannot take up mission work) more comfortable than the gymnasium and cannot canvass for & book, i these! quit, and you can do all sorts of stunts Is no garden in whioh you can work, | in them, The pajyna woman néarly al: meat} out of doors anyway, do the next best/gets thin. and she whe takes play be "In our heuse there are three ol maid) more than twice a day, and ale must| thing. Take nightly exercise. Get a pal? at night ts pretty sure to. be rewarded aynts, Aunt Josephine ts forty-six, She | not toad up on gravies and aweet stuff. | of pajamas and go to work. They arejby a trim, pretty little figure, Light ‘2001 le best for exercising, and next to x one silk, But cotton will do tt une ker elas. Exercise, however, vi §.{% gees, | "g tk i yi a bath (% peers) m Wibel inson ee et bared nt for ans 3 down RBLAIR,” | a a hepato of th Yi Sinegar | Rae ANDES. in Taaveiie tnd feat on opel eng in pel This FY tor bho hips an mh a0 mt _ Vaud jones up ti0 skin and 3 AS *nandeae mas. pier i ie stncetiene 4 who understan Pe et nd ies Fone te to Fem Samaed Seater ts not goad tor Gold in Your Garret Hundreds of housewives who never dye anything, who think they can’t dye, or Imagine it (s 4 task, are losing the good of castaway fabrics that could be made new with DIAMOND DYES], Mt it an extremely easy process to color with Diamond Dyes, and the cost Is but a trifle. They are for home use and home economy. Oanend Oy Calor Anybgay Caer | ————— LLL SS AMUSEMENTS. atlas cry, BECKY wah We eat TIS ce ead ‘GRAN MAJESTIC, (LBOPSPIGk Math Rotines ‘Tectiey. | Popular Prices, | MOT. 10-1 sa ABR MAD aii That Bel-Shaped Affalr of Skryten's. had a pair sent him from Pool's—no je would be SECOND L. L. LI was moing to | RAV the waistcoat of mv evening toms | made of pique, with brass buttons, but FIRST L, L, L.—Oh, my dear, fellow, brags buttons are quite outre, And pique, too, Have heavy pilk made quile/ plain te whow the Mgger (the geatio-) First L. I. L.-Are you going? Well, they say ne weare— man was from Massachupetta and hed) SECOND L, L. L.—Oh, really now,| FIRGT L. L. L.—By the way, I saw Skryteh, the playwright, un the ave- nue to-day. Skrytch always has the very latest things trom” Lohddn. you kwow! To-day he had a Bunning coat vienty- Waist, and well “ut on the shoulders— se 1p 1s enron. And _ THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY. ‘EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1904 What Poor, Dear Stylian Man is Wearing “« Nippy, You Know, Quite Nippy in the Waist.”’ Skryich, the Playwright’s Coat, the ‘‘dernige cri” from Pool’s, London, you know, has delleshaped skirts, and OF JOH N NICHOLSO N e is very 1830, if you please, and other stunning winter fashions for men as deseribed in a conversation between two New York literary lights and faithfully reported by Miss MARGARET HUBBARD AYER. First J. genias. hat quite ke Edward's gray one. 1! thall have to get myst one ef those) | bate—they're to be quite the thing this season. Second L, L. 1.—Do you care for the cord on this walstcoat? I think it’s net | bad; just came } Pics te Le LSbwalipoo We wear good, but I think walstcoate without braid are’ newer—yes, decidedly newer. Second lL. L. L.-¥ou don't say, Tl have this changed at once. T might as well go, to. Let @ ge. coat. Did you get it on this side? h L. Quite “Nippy” in the Waist. | Second TL. L. L—Certainiys Mle rrepjesched—hee tallor on the avenue, and » bargain, tne i |my dear fellow—oniy #73. L.—What? Mdress; or am 1 trespassing? then you can wear anything. You've aprons and Truly $6? Why, my dear boy. your tailor is a| Gard Wide White Cambrics Do you mind giving me his! Bleached and finished by the Lonsdale But Ornamental Top Coat for 1906. ff Garam, ah pleat wt Nig ae 2.98 such a §ne figure, like Book's, but uy | Second L. Le L.—Oh, 06, never; tt'e |topeoats, By jove! that's @ stupning physical culture, exercise, my dear fel-/ All Linen H. S. Handk'fs low, that gives one a good walst-line, AMUSEMENTS, PROCTOR'S agi Robeon, Vinglia’s Moraes, ames “Richwwond Glenroy. { xi Din 8h {is OM $l { THE at __ MATINEE TO-DAY, HUD N) ee THERE a Wear, WI, FAVERSHAM oe > erica OLE WU tent | SAVOY te | ten 4 es Daveabort Ran ¢ od many there sao aie ATE "ie ex hao, a, Daiiy | Pra Soeetnty's | ese = sik (ai Ra Hurtig & Se fama 8 th" Dally obettk Ri 1 MA The J ASMMERSTBLY’S ¥ MAT. bYeuY DAY, mihre fi... nang cn Ch HEC n KE aR 4 hehe H L hy | ome seit aaron fet ‘Guhers perce _Matings Saturday. | Caneel “TETTY Bee [hig near Bway. Wisds fe cibsTt Pitt Ystore wl enremee DENM ANT reac Hanes 55S woken 58 yyy Rea alk ear ill || mse adaT wily 8 vt Ee comeemepeess = aria ve PASTOR'S “ssvigesey + |j broom” ie sera fasint, eo! eek, id & THR op HOM paTRAD, nony Cones sic. RS Arying wh nibs * 4 Mareniog | Waen Jo "Wed. fs one CROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS. et dally 2 1a; 415, ‘ Corie be iba Orpher fhe Goan Ne maT. 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