The evening world. Newspaper, December 24, 1904, Page 10

‘TURDAY EVENTHG, DECEMBER 24, 1904, Company, No. 0) to @ Park Row, New York, ed at the Post-Office ? at New York as Second-Class Mall Matter, “WOLUME 46.........c000 00s —_— » NO. 18,881 Number of columns of advertising in The Evening World during the frst nine months 1904 . Number of columns of advertising in The Evening Weed during the first nine months 1903 .. Inctease...ssseeee++ 25367 No other . morning ot evening, in New York EVER carted ry ar editions in nine Tonelli hake weh 4 yoluine of display etrociing 9 as the Evening World cartied during the first nine months 1904, IN THREE YEARS THE EVENING WORLD HAS MOVED TO THE FIRST PLACE, THE PATTERSON JURIES. : [” Taking into account the flasco of the first jury in the Man as Nan Patterson case, the disagreement and discharge of the second necessitates what will virtually bea third trial a Mere Detail. * rd Of the defendant, The failure of justice thus far serves to Accentuate the contrast between and the Di Pietro case, the trial methods of t Tn the one what seems to have ‘— rd ‘Come On, Kick | —_— ums, LETS = ‘Mary Jane and Kickums Break Their Banks w i: They Do It Literally and Their Good Intentions Go Astray as Christmas Glitter Fills Their Eyes WE MUST | ‘ j 1 LooK AROUND been perfect justice was secured in a three days’ trial of seein Aut RIGHT Buy OUR rene) @ prisoner who had been only ten weeks under arrest = gacud i Get THE A CARISTMAS J , .* By Nixola Greeley-Smith ! HAMMER PRESENT {Now THEY RES M the other the employment of many ex € of d 7 H RAM MES —— OPE yt br MARI), G. day, and particularly the use am 0 Abuse of the » | IN RLEN, Privilege of juror-challenging, has resulted y in pro- } - Jonging the six months’ jail term already undergone by If Water Is Harmtul, How the accused, About the New Year’s The double disappotutment in juries will bring for Ing ‘ Wagon? Dew consideration various moot questions regarding jury eal Verdicts. Would it not further the intorests of justice to SER,” sald the Cigar Store Man, “that several Provide that the incapacity or death of 4 juror should $6 members of the County Medical Soctet neil not make a new panel necessary? Twelve States now at @ meeting hold the other night that we drink have statutes to this effect. W it not improve m tom much water." f ters to empower 4 majority of a jury ty return a verdict? “It's ng to be flerce the way the doctors i Tn fourteen States this change in the law has been made. >| are butting tn," complained the Man Higher Up, “Here f f But particularly the trial raises a question as to the $1 had all arrangements made to go on the water wagon Gdvantage for the defense of selecting jurors for special _ New Year's and now I'm steered off. Far be it from me - e Gues' owt 1 to t Ts ; CTHE —\ Oal ‘ Fe Qualifications—as in the Guest-Lowther alienation su POPS <) 6 WEVE THEY WHAT!) eny that the doctor's know their busin: We'll ) (Mine! LETS YES, W Cost TOO; a to deny g “Iyhich a jury of bachelors was insisted on, and in the ay | Gor ters] fy ONLY Gor) Secu! it od Ge have to cut out high balls, too, because th | fora | PatteFson case, where talesmen were subjected to an Py Iie cnr) cl fy ae sents; | Two $ | mixture of water, and take the sangavee juice straight } analysis of personal traits and physica rar ; , bas $ a ai {DOLLARS * with ginger ale on the side, That combination 1 in } amounting to a phrenological examination nantes bie ieissbie : | awful mussy souse. Does this finical selection of a jury pay? It was not reicviae $ ; hat Just about the time when wa ’ C ’ . . om ulty is mt abo time whe ¥ Recessary in the Di Pietro cave, Somehow a “model” w+ ; : ° ‘The difc ny Is that Jus Eh ae Jury of this kind is more prone to disagree than one of | ‘ lta ag a ¥: ‘ shhh i onl 8 fh it some vate) r nedicine the ¢ ces are that si the ordinary kind, The disagreements tn 4,504 cases in ota ed pig ny a r that beer and booze the higher courts of this judicial division » 1 le . £| other M. D. will cut in : + ought to be sold with a skal-d-eomibones pasted on than 1% per cent. In all but a few of these trials the ’ ‘ | It takes a brave n to satisfy his thi ; dury was chosen by the regular process of watural se ; the mae 1 lakes a brave man to sa nist } lection, t ’ ‘ ' ° ( , nowailays. . " . )OH._ DEA) ‘ __ 1 t ow é rae ) “Pick up @ newspaper and there fs an ad staring you H Abbe Firew,— Keep a * a ‘ ! : SHOPPING!) in the face informing you that coffee puts an ossification \ r * lig “you t | ‘ sandblas' ildn't take off. Everye able to indulge in tb x t anh , J on the brain that a sandblast couldn uk Y y fl lights in place of ties b q ‘ body knows that tea puts the nervous system Into ree } of fires from this » rn | there w th ; € aft me semblance to a platter of spaghetti, Anything with aleo- | bil picperis toy 19.000 AY $ yy hol for a base is under the kibosh of sclence, although f nl pi Pe ¥ ; Lbs . have known a doctor to make a long speech on the beaue Cm a ee rr gtr : ar tles of temperance and ten minutes later he would be ia MIS 15 ————__—., . ¢ r 5 THEY iN i slugger of booze tha ould call for FOR A DIVIDED WHEEL TRAFFIC, FINE SGivE US Two Wate FILL agin ye es a -~ af - - pete ye a . f ) F vel ne a chaser, § eems to be the y liqui From a mere restriction of traffic on Fifth avenue so \ BOXES OF | NEXT Aye ' ‘- ‘ 1 Si rah hed by the health fe i ls. | * that ha een scratched by the hea stewar f @s to exclude trucking in certain hours and seasons the CANDY, QUIKKY \ na cea eae " i i Instead of going on the waier wagon hereafter rummies & city highway question has broadened to a propo: to ” 3 with a reforua bug will have to climb into the tureen. * Secure a free passenger thoroughfare from ¢ Park | 1 v _ i “Qh, I guess water never killed anybody,” remarked i Ot least to the City Hall. A sensible ooss truckman how the Cigar Sture Man allowed himself to be quoted in favor of such a separa 1 and = | saad: py Mt laox tio, Fi tion of trafic, “It would be a queerly run railroad,” he ! e fe w | “It didn't?” asked the an Higher Up, “Lock at all gays very aptly, “that mixed up its frelebt and passenger ‘ aiden | the people It bus drowned k business so that a slow train held up an expres am | a _— f At Its full length the new scheme appears Viopian.. M : Torture and Luxury, et if it should be put into effect New York would butt ,| doing tardily what the great cities of Euro 1 1 é . 70 eat pate de Det 40 erepare Hae Gate early as a matter of municip itse, Certainly a be Ol onthe ot te sidered svary bee { Simving might and should be made 8 ) \ ® | fore its liver ft suMek be ketable, ‘The } benefit, by fixing the Fifth avenue traff t 4 2 | towis are fed to replett and. by this | bas been several (imes suggested means the liver Is in es . r weight ¢ ae if 2 ne to the 5 or even three pe 1 he chiet } Those are enemies to the people | 4 Dd ® | places of manuta a al hune } posing as friends to the truekmen in particular * | dred thousand dot | Ditherto denounced and defeats Li e proposed rest avis = —— eames) § ordinance as “class” jegisiation—which ‘t ts not \ The 12 oes t _ eae M ste w ow By Louis Tracey THE GLEN ISLAND DISCLOSURES. r ¥' ry ouls ira Ls Except for the December dar those who have k (Published by RP. F. Fenno & Co } Jean. 8 acht betng Winted at coast, then she clapped her hands with of ”, smile, end tadiog ted } followed the investigation into the burning of the Glen t , Copyright, 1904, by R. F, ie sbout: { vt | ys ated without Fairholme The schoolgirl delight. tent ure thats Sauls recover 18 & { } t salen Fenno & Co.) , m ht 1 uvy friend on the had no idea." she cried, i le I I cer} | Island might fancy them kK int mime nie | k Marseilles wae half so beautiful, i p a | reading of jen. I ‘ ie ’ ' who ace | 1 1 chap; are you fixed up is a wonderful place. | have always ot on the roof before he 4 Ing of the loss of the Gen. Slocum 6YNOPSIS. OF PRECEDING cHarrens. ss bole to A n | Ple I, champagne read about it bone hot and pia ea ‘e i e boat's officer ads if . popta : “ q 3 and At sof i js untidy, but to was i The testimony of the boat's officers keat - : 1 ito t irens’ would take away all the ro “2 © told tale of laxity of discipline and lovse { respon * That's all cg se we may | mans! As for the climate being ho! matter?" she i SiiSiy a mate tight yea aiid state Hlue- Bell tor a imo 9 Wat Imagine a day like this In the mid- Mr, Daubeney only hurried & b / eight year ry : oF ; she ts,” said Daubemy, "Pit | dle pvember. Can you possibly too fast, that ia @ . i. ‘ ’ nd do y think what the sensation would be if Fairholme dropped vol ti Beaeeerervers removed: atier I ra os you were plunged into aT ondon fog at | whisper, ume SrmpOne hie Water: tp ' tna this fom nt, Mr. Daubeney ? * ead soatts Att | @upty or frozen and + } ay nH have hafdiy ever semn'pne," he re: | gy OK," he sald. indicating with hie At ready at hand ins 1 to these res that ‘ f and Ht | ke mighty good care to h f@lowed his glance, and in A ry from my beloved country he , of a watch so inefficient t} t has bee as\h r 1g aeason.”” os oy Assit isi he cars 9 ot s wpe ry ep Daubeney hearty quest “What ft Is to bea man 4“ . Bs fearn where the fire started, and the ¢ a : that they should spect the yacht. | and to'be able to roam about the ‘world Ppoly, tae Temores ' “ anid an a ny ame. i vats the were 7 Daubeney. Recognize ax ( i a {a to be wished ¢ HINTS TO GOLFFRS . ovared that the YOU got say’ slaiers, Mise Tal tes h rt ‘ 1 sttite tt HINTS J GOL r s home. He ough, a this was an old and nota “Bocey” o r the : Was ne from her, and ey all laughed at t inconsequent mae pas i id an al ay a e s i" s the n tion, Was impossible to resis! She ins t difference to safety precou: “ Mate boht Hobri jes ry the Daubeney’s buoyant good nature, and | must c to in the y 3 , , ; Noe Golden Hor Eaivh felt certain that in half an hour | gulse of ordinary tourists, In this ree ‘ eit a Has the ghastly lesson of the Masi River} “Treing c Ma coal supply she was the would be calling him “Jimmy. Spect the presence of Dauherey was Bvailed to instill ordinary care and cautior ’ ' rye Fit andrew up alosanias | coeur & naturally could not ne 88 2 . week wie ul crew up alongside guers the ¢ y of interest be- 4nd masters of passeng arry e 1 t p and age tween hls aristo nds and the ai . 7 ; ‘ ht plins an all-the. taotley group in THE PERFECT Fore ' tia oe follow up ‘ « smack I Y ua | h ateamer rung at Inery tn aed hep woman * « y: r eC ell Shek " hot. help at thelr strange er- 1 fed between {t and the Inner h CHAPT. According .o Miss Catharine Joy pe x aL < $ ! ou " iy ‘ ° ¢ » M ht eventuate ina good {oll #, fe “ per “ ans t ‘ q $ He would ) ‘ ‘ ¢, whgtner Marreiilala of visitees Mobly planned, should be 5 fect § inches tall, with a Fours { The Turks RKeappear, " Brett will Mes Suing ihe ‘tore tearing aarursicee ast | we the ‘short marine excuraion an ieeeegure of 38; the span of ber waist s 1 be 25 ine? +f Inve’? of » World a curs ing for half hour about the BEE TGhd she should weigh 154 pounds. ‘These are Misa Joy Links a a . famous oes 4 the: Piee"un ep Pefaora) proportions, and tie possession of es tgs | Shen ie tells dates Tenures Stewie ; at twenty-two, a cuperior cloak mode Brassy : i mas and shows them the apie betwee A Is tt two Ww The Venus of Milo, who lived before corsets, had a vi BW waist. in Dust measure she was halt » | Putting’ ant Liss 7 Finghing, light-hearted Froneh. slants wm than Miss Joyce and she was thre ar t | ‘ih 1 el with laughter, — oTier. Wa dered Poinnd écrowd Maller. The .'oak mode's veleht inds in | “Clubs” hk eWiNd w oki at this dite aoe | Mau) bal @f the insurance average for a woman of ger ays 1 you know, I have ; a beck to the She is somewhat Amazonian by comparison with Ce Pe Ai} SlcOmpate Chat will putt You will come with us, B Chicago girl” of & feet 8, 34 busi, 22 waist It comes to 9 addition to that, speaking. likeness, 1 1 to a tiny steam launch ran, Bec. Deven and ; 118 pounds who was chosen to represent an The id'a daily \ at the St. Louis Fair, A Broadway “show girl” es ; in height and weighs 120 pounds. “Drive” Serpeins are, those in a girl of twenty-two hints at ness Opportunities” selvtabe, t forty and a fight coe tee Peeking You can “ani girl's ideal, Agure, Pages of Want ce found Bus! Hotel, I at for the next few hours you must be content with the inferior cooking and sccommodation of the Jolies Femmes If you will come out with me now I will get you rigged up in a sree French sult. That, and a supply regret to inform you dad cigarettes, will provide a sut- on wuld lor your py peat, De know the color of ‘albot “gut nl ohne unguest! by, the Blue-Bell ur hair, your eyes, 1» I could not be mis- Mr. Daubeney im famished with expeotat! answered the irrepresaible Jimm before we go away you to climb to the lea whi Hith had not noticed before, and without further do the party feated themselves. They sped rapidly down the harbor and out throug’ narrow entrance between the al t+ fo sooner aid Edith behold the \- Pe oct: th ¥ etely abroud vation. Else t astute gentleman might have not ier involuntary stert of surpri shabby-l Frene! tower aff hman aight to be