The evening world. Newspaper, February 7, 1905, Page 11

elisnibeet erin Work for@¢ of) Weaidbn, By Rita Aj'eéfiey,’ "ou aa Noixg-— Gatering. A 'woihan who Waa bom a cook * Ghlt’ éveryithing In her tavor. (MNS O' ts marvellous, the amount Of Remorted ‘cookery stiff which 1s over to the consumer at Hoaiensen spe, women's ex: Hires ahd dupartment stores which Bake A grocery dopartment, ‘The do- Mand torianything in the line of eat- ‘ebles keeps army of pelf-support> , Women bumy in thelr xitchens, Foadt chickens, turkey, make Candies, jellies, puddings, piee— endtess, fhe ist ts To eeq the well-etocked display cases Qnd counters, one yrouid think thers, was dimoulty In disposing of the Viands Before thoy became stale, ‘The opposite fa trie, Bach morning the cases are Dewly filled, and before night they are @ptted of thetr contenta before tho |. Duying public hes secured all wnat it ‘wanta, + By enrolling at any one of these Plaoes, and by the payment of a small Ha fa ready to begin her e no limit to the demand for attractively gotten-up food ts best for a woman, who | t0 cook for these shops, ftpon some one thing, In fe th Hip especially proficient, and moat of that, Pradiice she becomes time works up a large ® reputation and reg- ‘who always call for sEF-TEL Ey aie Union who sup- ae I P te are thorouehly’ cooled before ite E 3 s z 8 § 5 Hel iyi The Woman in Mauve: cee, Rite, to they are to 0 ppoarently oe CHAPTER 1. A Witness Escapes, ry] RH you quite sure sho te deadt” A Rita asked ay ghp bent her . eamest gaze on the quiet face the ‘woman in mauve. "Why, she as ff she had just\fallen asleep. fee What « peaceful expression she nweare,"” ““T cannot detect any pulse beat,” And he rufsed the that ng have been but @ short time sinoe better 1 /\ geld Rita, firmly. “We nyust have ‘Gdetor here; and at once, But how cat you manage it7"' ‘There ‘is @ telephone, It has been here for years, I understand, Only yes- terday I had it connetted again,” “Then use it at once, Get a doctor and we may save tiis poor creature yet." Thén, as she looked around the room to goo Mf there was not something olse @he could get to help woman, sho noticed a bottle anda partly filled with #ome liquid on the table, Bhe took up the glass, emptied its contents, out of the window and filled the glass from the bottle on the table, She returned to her patient and was About to press the glass to the young wompn's Ups. “Btop! hat are you doing?” asked Karslake, “I don't know what that bottle contains, as I never brought dt hore,” and he picked tt up and stared at the label. “How do you know but that ft may be poisoned?" §35 OPERATORS preci mployment eating Aidvertisements 9 ih 9 Responsible tt waiia Si Perin,. the Man’ of Mystery, and Sir Robert St. Francis, who call up spirits and scrutinize palms for from 50 cents to $5 per person. By Mary H. Miles, T was bargain week at the Man of Myotery's. ‘The Sunday newapapers had con’ tained an Gdvertisement stating that "De, Cari Louie Perin, tip aietlngitaied Palmiat and peyohio, and Bir Robert st. Francia, the ous spirit intenpreter and only. of secret influence in Now York." Gould be consulted daily from 10 tll 6 for. 60 cents, thé regular tee being 85'and up, Intending ‘to it by the I rang the bell at No. to wait the doctor's leleure. There was another women in the Fob, mifdieaged and German, who was wvidently in tie Gi-wat class, and, when @ moment, later, the gregn por- tlerea stamped with the letter “'P,") sure mounted by a coronet, which separated us from the middle room, were parted and a third woman made her appear- ance. @he also was of the 60-cent Just after the German woman, had Olmappeared into the unknown in re- aponee to summons from the Interior I turned to the little colored mala crouch- fng over @ gas stove at one side of the ropm and agked her if ehe coutd tell me the dootor’s charges, “ytty cents for this hee @he an- ewered, confirming the i pnd thed after a very short half dollar ‘Yea, yes, perhape you are right, 4 shouid not have acted ao hastily, but then I felt that I really ought to try and do something for the poor women 4£ there ls any chance she is not dead, You telephoned to a Gooctor?’’ The telephone rang and Karelake an- swered the call, He returned to Rita in @ moment. _ “Rita,” he sald, earnestly, ‘T belleve We are on the threshold of # great mys- tery, Tho man who rang me up just now knows perhaps more than he would care to tell about that woman there,” nodding toward the stent fig- ure in the chadr, ‘He asked but one guestion, ‘Ie all well? Is it over? and could get ss further angwer out of him, though I tried. I believe some wioked business has been done in this house, and there iy the victim," Ho ren to the door, returning ently with @ stout gentleman in tae a San 8 res lack, 1088 ehind fow mo- tack eyes twin! gold-rimmed spectacles, Gy eave me alone a mente,” the said, medicine case on the HIS practical al apron to pro- teot the frock can be made of any = aslmple washable material, Tn the case of the model, however, ‘the fabric 1s Beotoh gingham, findshed with stitched edges, Tho apron ls made with oa amoothly fitted yoke, with front and back, which are gathered at thelr upper edges and attached to the yoke, On the front are aranged two patch pockets, and @ bell serves to confine the fulness at the back, The sleeves are In bishop style, Anish- ed with straight, narrow cuffs, and a little roll-over col lar completes the neck, Material for medium size 8 3 1-2 yards 2, or: 2 5-8 yanis 8 Inches wide, Pattern 490, for children 2, 4, 6 and 8 years of age, Situations ROOD Le fast werk thtdigh he i ‘ ‘Morning World! An average of 76 positions offered dally, ‘will be matled for ten cents, Send money to ‘Cashier, The World, Putty ger Building, New York Oly" wei is off his gloves | Koln, Eventi Will he survive the operdtion and shallI gotohim?” < . “Miss Miles’s simple, unembellisted recital of what the fortune-tellers told her and how they arrived at their conclusions carries its own comment. shrift the German client was permit- ited to depart by another door, and/ I }was told to-enter the inmer room, ‘There I wae met by @ tal thin clean himsott, haven and very well dreased man of studious and even ascetic eppearance, who exclaimed immediately: "You are very nervous! your finger natis! Take off uted rei T obeyed, and selsing my | lant the prognonticatt You bite lon for “Ble peated,” he continued, waving his hand ¢o a table at which two chairs placed facing Bsa aga ee for @ pencil, some ipa o! stationery, a amall brasier which emit- ted a blue flame and a receptacle full ot charred paper, the table waa bare, Gave "You are about Ww be placed Into com- ‘the tall man, alips of paper exactly what you wish munication with epirits,”’ announced “Write on one of those to Jearn, what is your greatest wish, what your occupation ts and eign your name and address,” ‘As I took the penoil in my fingers he walked away and seated himself at a desk at the opposite side of the room, with his back to me. I wrote: “My fiance Is very ill in @ hospital in Loulaville, He will be, operated on Friday. T with to go\to him, but my mother objecta, What shall I do? My gréclest wish Is t know if he loves me better than any other woman, and {f ‘the operation will be eucgessful, 1 fn on the stage." T atgned the inquiry "Mary BH, Miles’ ahd followod it with an eddrems in Bev- enty-seoond street, - For this 1 was sorry afterward, for I dalleve it was the addrews in West Boyenty-eeoond etreet that put me out of the 60-cont clags, “T am ready,” I said, and the tall thin man rove from the desk and ap- proached the table, “Bold the paper,” he paid, “and place {t to your forehead, then give it to me,’ And he seated bimselt at the table on the chair opposite: mine, T placed the and then handed: in his hands for d''moment a04 then, placing It at the end of w stiff wire, ‘aaked me to take tt the flame. “Your paper wii bum and generate spirit’ power,” he auld. burned out, put it im thie receptacle,’ and he motioned to the emai! jar which held the charred remnants of other f® my forehead p him,’ He held it and hold t over “When it fe burm-out spiritual forces, a A New York Mystery. r ‘The little dog must.tave been thrust out by the doctor, for they saw him peeettly, wander in hoartspy and cast- anxious looks back in the direction he room he had just left. Rita took ‘him up in her arms and caressed ¥ “Look, George! Here is a pleoe of a broken chain about his neck, Hoe nvust have broken away nomebody, 4 ny more mysterious than, Tt she was brow ‘woman, from some place or his pregence here is that of here any sinister purpose it would pve been dangerous to have a dog akout, I fig- ure that he was left/chain and broke away and followed her here hie own aocond.”” "There !s the doctor's step,’ as they of heard a sound “Well, doctor, I hope you have good news for us? “This !e hardly a caso for a doctor," | tinig case he sald, slow! for the police!’ ys at home in the room beyond, "It dp rather « "1 don't quite understand,” stammer- “You meant— ed Keralake. "I mean that the youn, been muntered,’’*and the eyes tured from the the young man and. woman has loctor’s sharp oung woman to then back again ag if he were trying to read what was LI he nearest chi rt Fashion Hints. By May Manton. Child’s Checked Apron. on jn their minds. ja a very serious business, ung folks,” he sat Won. der. for $50 bd Oh nd 1 followed the Istructions: Iiterally ‘and watched what purported, to. be my etl! unrend paper shrink and blacken beneath the fi ¥ “Now you are ready to go in to pr. I wanted to.say that T suspected as much @inee there always were two, but 1 refrained. I had not read the ‘ad" through at that time, and 8t, Francis was indeed new to me. He opened the door into a thind room. end I heard @ bluff voice say cordially. “How dy'e do, Miss Mil i, We realize that fully,” Le for want of anyt! “Well, oan you: give ‘an; how ‘thie could have. hapenee TOR the bright eyes sought tho pyes of ye Lady baited Picci Ini moot,” pul arslake, ‘ai Wo ‘should be very much obliged’ te any one who would ‘throw some light on the mystery, ‘This unfortunate womin {s utterly unknown to us both, and we never wet eyes on her until t0-Aa 1 Y, this is astounding!’ ex: ‘laimed the doctor, as he rose excitedly and stumped ‘up ahd ‘down the room, Tt eres anything like it before “Nor, 1," the young iman ‘and I hope I tiever shall again yf eon has bean & victim of fooner f@ the better.” a) Pelle tae Infon exaxtly;"” neburn doctor ik er ia. “It ds High we gretted that you are not In a Position lng Deter te deviitry,, ir ri Y man fo give them’ more éntonmation. knows but the m cy ts at the potion i thiq, black business may fa ‘the nelghbortiood yet?” He whirled around on ‘heel and) cast uneasy dooks about him, ears of that, A who ja icing to t'@.crime ke "5 would trave ‘en precautions to ae Out ot the without Hig Do you Inow, 1 booked Pe ler placid face I could hanily. be- wlolece aie patina been a victim of 80 peacet nt, I tee tt might bo merely a. ‘rane ad some trouble in tracin; cause of her death myself,"* Teplled the fev Tt wes only afters careful ex- {mination that I discovered {t, There m 4 allgbt wound over the heart, it looked mo more than a pin prick, but It had ar. deal Booner nd. shi otlll breathing I should poaiy been ‘able to do anything, But this d is he yours? IT had to Ke him out of the pom erates he Interfered with my “Ho Js quite as much a stranger to Bioneed eoreney pve either have ror her welt at least have known “I should say s0, for he fought 1 catamount when I wed. to ast hunts leave her, Look here, that dog may prove an Invaluable clue to this mys- tery, 80 don't let him get away from you. Tio him up. He might lend the police to this woman's home or to some iad who can give Information about her," “Ho was here a moment ago, Ho} must have returned to the dining room a8 soon asx you opened the door to come In here,” “Find him, then, for If you want to get aftalr, at the root of this sorry take my word for |v that little imp can be of invaluable help.” They all retumed to the room, where the victim of the crime s Was seated with a look of peace on her face, Tho dog was running about her feet whin- Ing. "Go and cateh him while T will try and find a rope,” sald Rita, “But this] belt will Ao, she tened tho girdle about’ her waist, “at least unt we can find something ‘better,’ Icarslake the little t W advancing to pick up r, calling to him means while In @ soothing volee, when a shrill! whistle thrice » coming from} reir of the house, repeat Eel. By Etnest De Lancey Pierson Said Make the Man In , the Case the Slave For. ever and Ever ‘Then the door closed behind me and Twas alone with the Man of Mystery, He. does not look. yery mysterious, Dr. Carl Louls Porln tg/tall and stout with clean-shaven featured of decidedly Hebraic tould. In more senses than one he ts of ‘very imposing appearance, pin 10 will be @ plece of soft pine teé inches long, half an Inch thick and two Inches or more wide, The next thing te :@ opllection of ordinary’ tollet pins of ‘different longths, Draw A ne down the centre of the wood from one end to the other and drive in the pins along’ the line, being careful to huve them a@ quarter of an inch apart, Drive/some of ‘the shorter ping deep: into the wood and the larger! ones only Meop enough to etand firmly,’ having’ ail at different heights, Now, your "pin plano” is complete and oan be played on. Take ® big, strong pin.and with {t rap one of the ping in the board, It will give out/a musical note, Draw your "“pick-pin’ along the whole row slowly, and, if you have any ear at all to distinguish different tones, you will notice that each pin gives forth a different sound, It ie a yery siniple thing to plok out your tune after becoming @ccumtomed to the notes by hitting just the ones thar In thia series of experiences with the fortune-tellers of New. York Miss Mary. FR. Miles undertakes to show what sort of treatment and information concerning the future may be expected by their intending patrons Mise Milee visited a number of thein and to each she propounded the same questions as follows: ‘* My fiance ia to be operated.onin Louisville. “Bit oes he love me better than any woman on earth? down, Mies Miles, your mother is right,” he repeated, while I endeay: ored to look property surprised of hia Knowledge of the name and question t had burned up unread, "Your flanoe will not dle,"” he cons Then With "Yen, tinued, “But let me tell you yours ts & very complicated case, You must have @ complete reading, A cheap read: Heine won't do, can you pay st te will {| cont you that.” Would) with ome reluctance J admitted that T could, and Dr, Perin emiled and, seat: int himself mt the desk took up two connecting glass tubes ending in hollow &lass balls, the whole Milled with a red Maula, Holding this paraphernalia on a Ine with his eyes, the waged into its Man of Mystery ruby doptts, he said after an awésome al- lence: “Of course, he loves you the best, Ho ts thinking of you at this very moment, But he has other girls besides you, Did you know that?!’ h I admitted that I had suspected mich, but had never bo- fore had any confirmation of my doubts, | "continued Dr, Perin, “he hag others, He Is very eusceptible, But If you marry him you will be intensely happy"'—there, was & whole French novel in (a throbbing phrase—"pro- vided," and hee I came down to earth again, for I knew the answer by this ‘time, “you let me arrange. things, But M will coat you something,’ ' “How. much?" I inquired faintly, “Well, Misa Miles, I Mke you very, “For “Borever!"* tory. "For! happiness forever.”’ much, You area very @ood and beau- titul” girl and I want to help you. ¥ will make the.man your slave, bind him to vour slightest wish, make him wor- ahtp you madly, passionately. tor $60." $07. For tow ‘tong?’ Teplied the Man of Mys- $0 I will guarantee your /Then, ag I still hesitated, he took up the colored glass tubs again and peered into ite depths, “There are some evil influences work: What the Pin Plano Look Like When Finished. HD fret thing needed to make <| compose that air, and in this I several familiar nurmery songe Played. Now you can ad further by making an your ‘Moet play iteelf, Drive @ pin ond of @ now board and touch " t ” ing agalnst your fance,"" he announced A Piano Made of Pins, "pin piano,’ wo that s will your pick: ft will give. plok along. the row and your ‘eel off the tune to the very last ote, quite ‘as ‘glibly as te Dest a the next note, than ‘the first one drive the pin deeper into the board until when touched it gives out éxactly the right sound. Bor lower notes experiment by driving in the pins less deeply, for the longer the pin above the board the lower the note Go ail’ through the tune im -this way, driving @ pin just deep enough to reproduce each successive note, When you have finished all you will have to do will be to draw your note, “planol Te thin one is aeentcnetet Small Boy--Dunno, Small Boy—Freckles, Mamma~I stippose so, my dear. about’ = * @ s-sealskin sacque and It c-came outa to count my toes, too,"-Chicago News, CASTORIA For Infants and Children, | Tho Kind You Have Always Bought Boars tho Bignature of t ‘Whe dog, too, heard It, and stood still, and his whimpering faded away. Then before any one ood head him off. he had leaped through the open window and was gone, §%0 Be Continued, THEATRE WAY & 60°" CHEVALIER aI uy low & Wiles Out of the Mouths of Babes. ‘Teachor—What letter comes after H? ‘oacher—What have I on each eido of my nose? Little Bisle—Mamma, when good people dle dothey climb the golden stalra? Little Elsle~Why don't they patronize the elevater? “And why,’ asked the Sunday-achool teacher, “should we respect old age?’ “Cause it's mostly the old people what has money,” answered the small boy who was unable to think of a better remson. "Why, Margie," sald a mother to her ttle daughter, “what are you crying “O—onuse,”” sobbed the tearful littlo miss, "T s-atarted to m-make my dolly alleo wrapper," ‘what in the world are you doing with your shoes and stockings off this cold morning?” asked the mother of a bright youngater aged six, t “gtudyin’ my leasoa,” answered tho Mttle fellow, “This old book wants to know how many four times five is, and as I ain't got enough fingers I've got U Mail, 60th BTR Meketa and boxes AMUSEMENTS, Arion Masquerade Ball MA DISON SQUARE GARDEN, 10th, 1005, A TURES: AL CORSO, DE BALLS A- HOUSE, for sale now at Arion Park ay. and at. all NEW. RIL E, 1 BY CO! 1 St, and principal hotela and Theatre Ticket Agents. PA nr, ST oR aes | ATLANTIC car Ca a Lures, OR'S regu’ Keith's a bis Great. idea ot oversfastidious New tro-gotme publi hay," humor, and you hear yor : Ing ebont sure never to tal)" “What te 131” apked th “hy you Ought to kridw, to the theatre enough? ‘wei T went 10 8 “That'a ae et the | Pe "You've .airnck ‘the i wees golng to ous play’ that 5 warted bo be ati , pate ylloeld ny r ot the different characters; Well) why ie tt? aiked ‘ooher, 4 Baye tee Sorrowtully. "He lls \auftering great pain, Vor $60 1, will ease he and wuarantee your happiness, inte of bls tortures!" jee "Yes," I gai, for the moment almost believing tu the ‘of the pror th valid in Loulaville "Z. would. love’ to, —s * It to my doctor, and I promised 0 pey him this it i Ng “But think!" protested tho Men of Myatery, "think how the man you jove te nuffering, Save'him from agony and ms the dostor watt” But I shook my [rWeul," he std, somewtint doterully, ot your ag Tam glad to nee you area, word, But you are in Milew, You ‘must have. saved some. money. Bring me the 60 \to-morro' and I will make evetiylitigg ahd rigtit.:’ 1 ooneenthd,, paid my $6 for tor’a advion and the sett “Bee all the great Nef fhelbed,” said the doctor es be. wal ibis hand toward the wal ‘theatrical photographs, “Tam still w 1 To-morrow M: Miles wills “panderay trom Perk Ww, BRSTRIN'S Bre 1, Bonita Mus shy 2 Holiday pte BI paibadbatab Maardosshttat tied on I98 $i alld PROCTOR'S “BIG FO fol}. na SPN GRAND Rowers Bros ‘GRAND in Paris. rattan ry, ie et ae | RS. CHER Kleschna COLONIAL opi etna Being [aan Ares S a, Mae ed Stat RALPH STUART WEBER Hehaesea | F Stuart, the Malo Patt!; SHAR (i's, Wht Ma Se owOK” WURRAT AF Fe ie Ay BHOU Aim umnLARaretete | WARFIELD 8 a jo | Mate. Tuse., & Mon,, Feb. | B ‘Bat. HILL MUSIC MASTER, | AMER CAN eR | BELASCO "yeep Besateyste 6 tt LESLIE CARTE RP Whe Nw trays ADISON ADRBA, HEATRE, SQUARE A + & Biwi | its, | 'TEMCLE'S 'T “KMATH'S NHLO ‘talk of New Yor Prices 250 and “PAUL REVERE 0, Bway and ith ORKVE Yours & Lax, A Mat. 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