The evening world. Newspaper, January 4, 1905, Page 15

Meare fre er nee were YET ee a _desson No. 2 ‘ ‘Double Jitsu Must Be ised In. This. Case, and mi cin Place the Toughest 2 Phereys doer ir ORB ‘serious, thouch frequently not personally eo annoying as ‘the:masher's advances, are the Ae Mattering attentions. of. the plok- ‘You iare Ukely to make his |. pomtnets eptvaintanoa inthe shoonine district, in Harlem ‘ wy 1 i } -@rowied cara. or. loneso plngka, anywhere and everywhere that eta: or many: women may be found, ir toh lige have escaped, his depre- You are lucky Jf you are jemuona the number, But @ooner or later the email vuree stuck {div in the front the mown or the large chatelaing Toosely in a gloved hand will a viotim of one of the light fraternity that infest our ‘What redress have you if you are a ortan? The nearest policeman Generally several blooks away, and atter being robbed, you do actually fm eéarch of him, you are likely to ‘he told that you were not held up on “beat” and that he can do nothing Where meantime is the pick- your purse? ff you are philoanphio iueh to agree with tho Shalespearian who steals vour purse steals ‘t care where, But, gen- that you would have anything on earth to be defend feelf ind your property trom pick- Theee men have eevers! ways of working,” One te to walk quittly past - he worn they Intend to rob, one hand 1% ter pocketbook or handbag, natal it and move on in a way that ‘Guppoee that @uoh & man pasees to tha ‘ight of you, Up goes his left hand to! Copyright, 1002, by Frederick A. Btokes Company. CHAPTER IIL 4 New Peril, 11 Prinde has aT Novodnia and tata Piel to. Paris!" repeated von Alt- Gdaveyed to his mind anything % You, gentlemen," peld he facing} ¥°' 3 E be lat, pips in hand, “betore this— \ enterpiiee of oum goes any further, | f 3 with #0 correct the footing upon which we—upon which I stand, Last evening WMAn’s realize as well a . the thing Implied,.1/ OR: +2. wish you ps ney that there ts to question of money between us, clearly Bo no God knowa the trick we play is low), enough without solling it further, I ‘hand in it because it eecems to me there ts nothing else to be done, Whe trick must be played, but let there Tekught Vor Altdorf's eyes asatching for mine, They were very bright, and he jod Hiv head and smiled, 1 thought jo? his words of the night before, under the awning of the Cafe d'Alencon, ‘when I ihad eald that EF wished -1'4 Whaket® hands with Mallory, “You'll ‘vivh Ahat moro heartily abil! before she Apet card's played, Yonder's « man.” = But our immediate and pressing dan- ger Made everything else aeem of little fomont, \vHAyS, aye, I Papationtly, - pot heard? The Prince 4s comin’ to Waris and can't bo stopped!" )Yoting Mollory dropped suddenly tnto @ obair and his teeth shut with a click. MAM his face wermed to aharpon, whiton, grow in an Instant flerce and ready. I" orled old MacKenste, “The Prince—coming—to Paris?” ho|ns the face sorubbing brueh if the right @ald in @ slow whisper, But presently his lps twitched and ourved from thelr|pet the goat's Ilr one with rather } hard Mino into a smile, and he sprang |short bristles and not too stiff, Soak @ his feet, /\ughing as if somethin, amused him, ‘pnd words, By my fait! ee et the altro” “1A Cure for Dandrutt of us could & tthe altuation, “Why, nowl'’ ‘ried, laughing atti, “why that's mod ke it! Now it's to be a game, by Hea ¥! not just decety- fog @ holpleas girl.” ‘Von Altdort caught jomethin~ of the| ‘one-half ounce; oll thyme, one-half ble to scatter over a carpet bef Sa at Telebman's gallant apitit, “Aye, saia| dram; rosemary oll,’ one-half dram, ROMINENT among tho suggestions| The plan. demands that all cehroua Coneestealba mith originating this | sweeping, ? ore | BELASCO ) THEATRE, iv, hs) if you are out of ¢m: de, “ret Karl como if he likes! Saints | Mix all together with s1x ounces of roxe P offered to Mayor McClellan jn the} traffic (cars, &e.) on Forty-secon: jeme, int a i report of the New York Improve-| street, shall poss through this under-| Another and somewhat almitar sug: For Painted Wood. WARFIELD '"xii& iusto MarR: ployment and are Tooke above! His wife shia'n't woe him till| water, Rub the Walp thoroughly with she's able, if I haved to cary him back | this Preparation unt to Novodnia under my arm’ Denlg Mallory, “Will the Prince come alone or #hall we have a half-dozen to dal with?" "Oh," te'Nl coma alone,” said Von Thug Completely. at Your , A th M4 | be sets his mind upon a thing he’s apt Minpen ih tha padetad ete. serine cyte. and be Ne eens beginning! | ile “As yo, Uke! But have yelam taking orange juloe every morning, 6 irl Can Foil a . Pick poc | LESSONS FOR YOUNG “WOMEN, wow @ ” ewe By NIXOLA GREELEY- SMITH. eaaeTaD oIaTTIOTTTNOND sete hop ntuaunedimaisnanaaana iy natmoiis Atle TOE pOORDTOT HT pores the EHOME | Schur ann eiecatasinatl The Cat and Dog Ra A 95 Prize Won by Georgiana Staff R the past two, menthe Myoning, ng j‘out,, \The tat tai chide’ the World arithmetiolans, | pa baited allsta, have been great oat and de problem, “te the correct solution of which ‘he Hven jing World offered a prise of 06 18 the problem: ‘Tabby and Bport raced a ptake and back to the ts Aadadldl z He Short sprang five feet nb and the cat but three, ‘but springs to Sport's threa did the race result? Many young tothematicians in fng the answer claimed that it have resulted in.@ tle for the: that aa the oat made five bounds dog's three, and at each bound Th 1 one aibeids: Yon “ou hyres feet to the deg’a five, th enya fi, BRGEATY i F con sae , ; haba do not notioe ahat he Ras enacghed | Coun be bie te tt e celebrated heavy- ee ‘ei ‘ ? your pocketbook with his tree hand, and away race, but in weight. posed for this 9 See : j pe ee lA away before you dlscover| steve ¢o the tren and back series of pictures. : puasling polnt of the problem Applying thet @rip with all ydur ailght, wheel about to the right. Back the purse that is in the front of your and outward must, @o hid hand, and the pressure, never elackened during the Jacket. Here te a time to apply the jiteu turn, will bring him to his knees or grip. As his Jef band touches your break his wriet, This is known as the pocketbook bring up both your own double jitsu, and when effectually ap- bands, and with your right aig vour]~ plied never fails to overcome the moat fingers into the flewhy pant of his patni near the outelde, and with your left perslatent thug, does this old Seok Tet bya fleshy part of his palm below bas sonee ot, i ned et the of his thumb’. Drive your thumb ands’ on him, {) frto the back of his hand a iittle below best adly\y bet aad have sig the inucklea and turn his hand outward co a the palm fs uppermost, ‘Then by \ : Net aorrow ts lesson will deal 4 reed AA Lobe press his) yy» this with all your etrensth, and blocks any attempt he may make to; oughly, with several of the methods of Harry—Then Tl) ory and grandma will give re some candy, and f pret Heo Pgh ‘6 la ue a the “me Lime aten forward) bringing brace himaelf with his left and he will] Another plokpocket erick thet ta very | overpowering footpads, which |p #V* Yu 8ty: ; “NS! your lett foot cutelde and slightly be-| fall to the pavement. This movement | often’ tried ia this; You are oaneying ainpl Jeseon, Press (t back and theif outward,! yond his left ¢oot, as in the second fig-| to be of use, must be executed 'very| your purso loodely in yoile lett hand. | "70 je and route, leas Harry, aged tout, woo suxried by the perupiration aripoing from ithe away from him, still keeping up the| ure, As the preséure keeps up he muat| quickly, Practise the stip on some| tHe atep’ up behind you and alips one | Strength than those explained inf of the gardener who, was mowing the devwn, Being unohle to! Gutward pressure, bend to the left, But your left foot! frlend until: you haye mastered # thor-! arm loosely around your waist, as in this ariiole, . to is ops ‘he finally aaked: "Bay, John, what makes your ey Truncavcdadratbeont 1 nee Capea = | aof’—Chicago News. ‘ i 3 Z 5 tae! iii a3 Figure 4. 4 a hl #8 EB Out of the Mouthe of Babes, Johnny—I’'m golng to be a trata fobber when I grow up, 7 Toymy—Are you going to get & Job ap meepingrcar esi: butcher? “Oh, Willie,’ exclaimed his mother, ra, hse hte got a lot of. “ian r clothes. Hew will T ever get /¢ off,” “Walt a minute,” replied Witte "8 “and Pil got papale nee wine" Margie—If you don’t quit teasing Bie I'l eel) mamma, and, and then pape will whtp you Prinoe Kart tts now—or ould be alt- | bef . Rrachine then throws pletures her, Ab, eckpard Baul ‘Tel me, Karl,” aid sha ¢ ting.” “How Aid you happen to want to marry |, Bags het, sf Rae | OW ito) My he ont et it ‘that Set Giiek “The Princens.' me, Karl?" the Princess Ble- geoph arent tearm other women? ie eee oi ‘to the girl shaking 3 I've eae." declared Macicénste. anor, ethirst for Information— It was ig “may be driven mad by the shock of tho third day of thelr meeting, o,. rincess Bleanor's face was hid- neers. Hleanor,” said he, “I learning she has been duped, I'll hot} “I eiw you in a carriage, a victoria, ten in Fae hands, (Her littte ears and | I’ me bg h you fn @ sort Wy) anewer for her ite or reason a the | U7Vving in the ‘cake one: day, the Central| her neck were orimwon em the tong weap | Way, haven't I? to give, you Prince gets epeech mith her at oreeent," | know.” “tis tei qu aufte sage about’ tieps| "Ad, youre ® goddues, ey lady, come Soe "gregdually to eh rag Fa Von Aitdort shook tis head, Paints now: for fo had been pelnstake| down tfom—sumewrbate to maka. god | me-it/you oo aid foe T ake | €9 “You don't know the Prinve, When sey coached by the sesourveful Migs ade @ very, worttless ‘aud. nS | ing desperate ot Nie De amon) ya oddets wet the Jan't easy AMUSEMENT ve eee Be CHE ERS. Bi 2 a Et cF to got {t.”" fess, wondering a’ little, “that's no roa tne | WOR ia fea, “Ho won't get this," eald young Mal-|*) at all, Mon don't want to marry Math haat tg ege rg tna in lory shortly, and this teeth shut again |Its Juat because they've sven them |e Wo We fry " iy i? ea a ‘and Mal- with @ oliok, “Ah, well, I soe nothing | ober cetera aad ee erent #100) | ease ‘vi any past ta fa ibe drank | JPY clung to ier edge of cael for it but simply ¢o refuse to let him] "You're ‘the, most ungp: feet!* \ bit 50 | THOS, or ‘ROSS |, (50 | 202 her, to tell him she's in too dan- tial rude: ShalGod starts rented ein hee tet eoaees, ot, soddeegt ey hee bat ny Maer time, ay: ” fost THOS. ROSS People serous a state to clak @ shock. It's @| Sou! hands th t coven " pom | hoor excuse and a bold one, but, curse | thrill "ot ferers, ged tale shut ae ee 7 ey hy ‘woman line) i a ‘ee siren ‘pon't RAND—Lu u Glaser Nt, y Cte worment Sunt " ra queer nature to be: ad, G Pulbd Co eat Aaa alo What Weve OMe Break OF Gy (ook waa thetee toes | (oes hor heart, throb me pa regal dl ral me fal va 90 "A MADCAP PRINOESS, . Perhaps some dette: fn PN bento dnisahrenie sh Se plan will tune up meanwhile. We amust Pere hs tw ssa | who's starving tle for mY Tove a ONLY THIS WEEK 9 trust something to the cards as they're | auppose 0, ut, Z But ais n't take ye Caeitres PRG. wep we milg ht do worse than | Of heard them or thought © thee singe olay y jr Tn wee mt Prince, kidnap and him back to Fimet you, I've aeon nothing but snae | Ro. na foroet fd pe tn (] in a, a n ‘Alta rt here says,| eyes and. your smile and the ashen ina have 3 dover" 2, ve eat CHa Shay aamnng | oe a ee Mt yt [eh Po, ee egg ot kee te a ad bo tals 0 me,’ aring ‘von 1 Audort, ya from morning tl! iH A rnornl z. My 50 me | tnd, aes eh al i cei Darine Lake Tafler=not it, Retna ey ‘never really cared, for ears always ake a) lite Rat sanity ates ne the io | fue but ei AMEN fy a et a you won ote na ke wae ta os se it orn ito ue wall aod Sak IY see wears SHR. 3S no other ‘thing, till my brain's @ never t0 say a fy Bria! ar Ls ey on we Iexcig : Se nit re the bi Making New York More Beautiful. |gescciens ree excnmat ons, aad cy Lg <1 when Wo saw eae eine aad % aa the white our’ and an fhe BRA the Sail ae Bloey apt oe ae get he Betore the fie few eatiels | in Paria at avora-wlay, if 1 as he go that forved oul chtatiee te hb Triahman’ on a the bi n on hands ext ar terooca end 8 In on the thl thts feet and facing them 7, ssa pores mt fine f ase fy Meiied to her tn ‘the warden na (To Be Continued.) WEBER WARE ins {PEA WEBER & ZIEGFELD. iis CoA Seto — | MAJESTIC 2,5 rs BABES IN’ OVLAND. Housetorfe's Cy clopaedia tell (DMN, ie int ne Mai.To aya K, of the King, Dusting and Cleansing. ra Photograph may be etaned CIDGLE Ea nor eh y belng spon, with cold water and dWed by laying them face sROCTe . i \ i noNTaUR downward on 4 \soft cloth and pressing the backs with the palm of the hand, ! : The mounts should previously be rubbed ee a Tee od va fran, sna i with crumbs of stale bread, When dusting use a slightly damp * ari iar. ae ie nelle wather up and hold a FIELDS Fah fland| rey is i F. 6 dust far better than a dry one, This Bthe however, should not be followod 3th, tt Happened in ord and Seat Salo Whur jan, 5.) in the case of blaok polished furniture, he damp ofoth frequently gives it a MAY IRWIN Sits BIO BiJOU| KE smeared appearance, yaw, at Saturday, 2.20, Tea for Cleaning, itt ho ee Lek old tea leaves guther for a few 9 MTR Quy, then souk in water {na tin pail PASTOR'S ante ri Rtg for halt-an hour, strain through @}vonpy DEANB & CO, badge yes elevo and use Mquor for cleaning var'-| Leroy & Woodford iat Finglas & _Pindlay. & Burke, nlsied paint, It males tt look like cine ; ve U5. add fj 3 right ‘plies for alain ee Leah Kies RICH people to ve, but fA Margaret i Hubbard Ayer For Blackheads, Dear Miss Ayer: I AM clgateen and have a clear com- plexion, but have trouble with blackheads and pimples which sum round my forehead, nose and chin, but it does not seem to improve my face, Bhould I keop on taking i? It not, please let me know of something which Js better for that purpose, ALS. Nothing 80 soon removes blackheads kind is secured, In making a selection in warm water before applying to the face, 1—The following 1s an exvcel- D lent remedy for dandruff; Mne- ° ture of cantharides, one ounce; But do not use on unvarnished paint, liquid ammonia, one dram; glycerine, | Suggested Changes at Fifth Avenue and Forty.second Street, Ti phen endows, inistore, Abe. olor BERNELEY LYCEUN ESP Ai att at o] ns for wad, Yo eee 1 no further evl- ment Commiselon are the following! ground portion, Tho remaining halt of gestion of the Commtsaton's to alloviate| When the valnted woods ef the in- “And now to business,” interrupted Moist Hands, conditions at the Fifth ayenue and For-| tho traife moving to and from Forty-} 8lng the centre, instead of one side, of | met & plate of very good whiting, It . Dear Miss Ayer: fy-seoond street shag: seoond street and Fifth avenue Itaelf.| Porty;second stroet to allow the. sur- | will cost only atew stet Dip a plece NDS Mais, To-day @ Sat. where Lie PPHA'! can I do for excessive pers| That a provision be made whereby @! At present the dense crowd of ear- face caiw to page under Fifth avenue, /of flannel into Aiagt Map ebliey dibs! THE | CHILD WIFE supreme, Wl he W piring of tha. hands? I. have| lateral half of Forty-second street, both |riages dhronging Figth avenue tn the| leaving the remainder of Forty-second {nearly dry and dip it into the whiting, Guimia tab ee positions for’all, old been troubled this way for some! fram north and south approaches tol afternoon crosses the procession of| Street for other surface tram™o to cross Phen ron Pe ae de re Sterne Keith’s Y vay ‘(et hentioare young, and where Aitdort, "Nover you fear—though, for |time, Is there any remedy? M, g, | Fifth avenue, be graded In such a way|cans, trucks, @,, traversing Forty-/ Pifth avenue at grade. Bae dnd the vaint will look like new, Sia thous workers seek # ll thint, tt wouldn't surprise mo if half] Tho following recipe will help you to| that a portion of the street level at that] second strost, ‘Tho result ts almost| Both plans contemplate throwing part) no matter how dellcate, AMERICAN, Ev. true level & donen should toHow to apy out whatlovercome the trouble, This iw often|oint shail pasa under Fifth avenue, at] hopeless congostion, By running the hhe’e doing.” “And they'll be"'?—— queried Matloty, “They'll be enemies, Russian jackals, | formula also that I give you for the Csar'a playthnigs, curse them!” | fuse AS pepeplration ot ithe, hands) anarted Von Altdort, ‘only waiting thelr! OF sing’ cusven bust over the hence to seat thele Grorse wher fice of the sidewalls of Forty-second street To Flavor Baked Beans SHADO near Fue vente rth the wonawey, 80 i peer) ed we to make a “olrcle’’ at that point, A small quantity of ordinary clder This) according to engineers’ oplitona, | vinegar (in the proportion of one table- METROPOLIS can be done without great ‘tall to these sidewalks. BNetther ‘scheme spoonful (o a quart, added to Roston 142d St, 84 ay. eaused by nervous excitement, Try to} @ depth suMcient to permit the pare “through —traffte’ of) Forty-second keop calm and pelf-contained, vsing tho} of cars, trucks, &e,, under the “bridge! | strec: under (instead of across) Fifth |v. 8.15, Mat, Wed. @iat, THe RAMS tn _| DOWN SHE FIRB. thus formed by tho latter thoroughfare, | avenue, ‘this dally jam would be largely In other words, to make a part of For-} obviated, y-second strect dip under Fifth avenue} Carrere & Hastings, architects of the | which ia too far imderground at that|oven Will be found to give an improved ff sort of abort tunnel, Public Library, axe credited’ by the polat to he affented. i aayor | Biway & 41st at, \ OND OFF AREER HES HOCH: plans for ameliorating the congested( Forty-second wtreet would be left : crush at tho game cfossing {# to| terlor of the house are solled or spotted would interfere with the subway tunnel, | baked beans before putting them In the BROAD WA' a BA, Bv, 820. 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