The evening world. Newspaper, February 8, 1905, Page 13

No. 5—Making Neckties wolte of the tact | tat women's taste ) iA mackWeer ts generally condomned, ‘he Woman over in Brooklyn js mak. ee Money supplying New York business Men with acceptable tice he, males them to order trom bite ‘al’ picked up at bargain counters and spacial sales The white lawn bows, i MPR evening wear and the colored “oar ie strings for summer are literally Uke hot cakes in’ boxes of a ; Mine feature of the business {9 | the bleaning, mending and resovating, Jj WA ton cents each, of favorite tien that Gre too good to throw away and which * yet need fixing, & Bottle of cleansing fluld, » @ome prepared chalk and hot frone, Lp Mandi pasted and the ugly hole lopreasion where the stick pin — op ni thalt saleswomen would ni De admitted to the best office ulldings, whe enlisted the services of her brother, & well-groomed, well-mannered chap, ‘who makes the rounds of the offices ‘about once in four weeks with his dress. ee me Packed with samples, sample i large enough to giv @ fair idea of the tle when made ups but hé carries no finished goods, and he takes orders for any atyle of neckwear @estred, from narrow string ties to big ~ Bnglish squares. Oddly enough, the scheme meots with the entire satisfaction of the office- holders, In the first place, the mods of + polictting trade is simple, effective and dignified. Hts letter of Introduction to ® member of a firm or the manager or @uperintenent places ‘him outside the Fanks of book agents or solicttors, After he has finished his }usiness ‘with the man to whom ‘his letter of in- troduction lo addressed, he does not , offer to stop in the other offices unless ‘the head man calle tn his fellow-work- @ra or employees to see the samples, ‘Thig Js often the case, and a man who stumbled into a coal office down near ‘the Battery the other day thought for @ moment he had got into a bargain- Gounter mle by mistake. Bits of silk Were ecattered all over the Pince and the ntire clarical force was Griering tles, The prices are generally a trifle: less “geokwear made in the length to sult @ompe ordering tics am inch longer fegulation length and others fam neh shorter. A good quality of silk te four-in-tand or Ascot style ts sold iy $1-8 conte, or three tles for a a Gomer, ‘The English squares come bighen ‘ “oodiags Peat hguech hie bebgirals the famound to shops. man dislikes” o" have a a arenes Cg Ge ye lot ot fe (ge Iu ith which, i fs not y gatiatiod. ue jan for Het the {nis evidenced DY, tho tae @, orders. rother has bi accused | of ating e @ factory bee cause of the, omers and prompt- » PCfeaneing flulds poe ily obtained, of dell Eel ene riminating imple ye oan Aad A ready re ied ahe eee tact ‘a neckwear, Gisposing of +) ee Ad Astonishing Ege. JAKE a raw egg and empty It by means of pin holes, As soon as the insite of tt {s dry fill it quar- ber full of fine eand, and then with a iMttle wax seal up the holes, It now ( faoks Itke an ordinary egg. ‘The next time you have botled ems Wor brealciast take your prepared eggs and substitute Ht for the one thut Is wiven you. Then you may safely announce that Tour eee is ready to obey your com- mee can place ft ay will in any powl-| 4 tion you Aesire, It will stand on the edge of a knife or on hing rim of @ glass, po matter whether you put it endways or aldeways. In tho Jost, cage you will cause more hecmuse tt will Beem to pass onalnar the laws of Bravity, Fa precutition you need observe ls ie the egg goatly, a0 as to caune the sand it contains to settle each time at the bottom, and Go It will assume any position you fee hice Se ‘What the Spot Was. @horty. dat wasn't a aun ee Ther moon der ‘paper tolled Ghorty—What was it den? + \Albe—I hold it wus a alrshlp dat broke wway, Answer This Question? Why did The World Gain 4,629 Want Advertisements fast week over corresponding week a year agoP Perhaps This Is One Reason: 15,596 Answers received during first week In Febru- ary last year to' World Ads, bearing box number address, i 10,444) Answers, &galn of 8,848, rectived last week, No, ll. “Pandora, of Park Lane, London,” Whom Ail New .York Society Flocks to Have Its Palm Read, and WhoBoasisof More) | or Less Blue Blood. By Mary E. Miles, EETANDORA, of Park Lane, Lon- P don,” sounds —_ aristocratic, doeunt tt? Not, halt so aris- tocratic as iM looks, however. Before the brownstone house at No. — West Forty-fourth street, which an unobtrusive sign in the window bear- ing tho single word ‘Pandora,’ pro- claims to be the American residence of “the world-famed palmist and clair- Yoyant” from No 78 Park street, Lon- don, the chug-chug of society's auto- mobile and the rumble of Its more con- fervative carriage are dally heard, For Pandora is the most exclusive dealer in the occult on earth, She claims to be the daughter of one Eng- Hah peer and the divorced wife of an- other, and when one year ago she es- tablished her tittle partors in London, All Mayfair flocked to her to have its calm read, Since #he has been in America Now York society thas ‘followed Lomion's the | @xample, and the patwgnage of the women of the 400 has made her the most fashionable dealer in “futures” in town, To Pandora's, therefore, I went with the same talo of a myyhical flance in ig ‘Louisville on the verge of an operation, and @ stern mother In New York who would mot permit me to go to him, that Thad told the day before to the man of mystery, Needless to say I had no sweetheart in Louisville nor, as a mat- ter of fact, anywhere ejse, Further: more, my mother is not living, Pandora has a little mald in white cap and apron to open the door, and, answer- ing my ring, she showed me into the parlor, where another visitor was walt- Ing the conclusion of @ sitting being The Woman in Mauve: * in the papers? It was true that the to live the game frugal life att th young woman was of age and that he had no need of the money that would be hers if she obeyed her. unc He might have sald more if jugt then there had not been pealing ring at SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERA. jecree. Karslake and his diancee, Rita inoryt ao to. inepoot the suburban ‘cottage which they ititend to live, ‘There they iscover a woman who hag just died she Heeosered in mative eitk. A dootor is our moned, who finde tat hes ones Py & hiypode Foti ha ull y Meside the body, They tind a Yorkshire ferrter in the next, room and, fancy he tay provide @ abril hale tlh! the house ene dog leaps from t ne. window ‘and disappears, pasubutarsiel CHAPTER III, The Red Automobile. @ the dog disappeared from view A Karslake and the doctor made a rush for the window, But Karalake was pluoky, and having come ‘so far, he was not ‘going to turn back if thero waa anything to be learned. He struggled on until titrough an open- Ing the trega he caught sight of a muddy road, whose existence he had never suspected. At the same timo he heard not far off a peoullar whirring noise such as some small engine might produce. He broke from the woods on a run and Aashed out on the road, He was just in time to see an automobile with red wheels and black body sweeping away in the distance, and hed a glimpse of the back of a head crowned by a cap oound wity gold lace, As he stood there staring after the vehicle tt dis- appeared uround a bend of the road, Tt was not in the most amiable mood that he began to fight his way back through the trees, He could see now how carefully the tragedy had been planned. The murderer had not failed ‘to employ the most up-to-date methods 60 wecure his escape, Wearing a chauf- four's gogales and visor, he would be sufficiently disguised to escape bserva- tion in an automelile, even If some one hat seen him coming out of the house after the crime was committed, “You seem utterly worn out,” sald Rita, ws she looked at her companton's tumbled hair and perspiring fac and bis soaked and mud-stained clothes, “But your uncle, what wil he say when hoe Jearns of this offalr? He ts not the most Iiheral minded man in|} q the world,” “Far from It, but then I am getting used to his storms and one more or Jess won't matter," He felt not a ttle worrled, becauve old Jacob Henslow, the uncle and guardian of yla flancee, had with dim- culty been won over to his side, and by an arrangement of her father’s wil she could not marry without the uncle's oe sent. What would he say to this unfor. tugmte adventure when tt was blazoned \ In this series of experiences with the fortune-telers of New York Miss Mary I. Miles undertakes to show | what sort of treatment and information concerning the future may he expected by their intending patrons: liliss Miles visited a number of them and to each she propounded the same questions as follows: “\ My fiance is to be operated on in Louisville. \ Will he survive the operation and shall I goto him?” « Miss Miles's simple, unembellished recital of what the fortune:-tellers told: her and how they arrived at ; their conclusions carries its own comment. "Yes, ' baby. . ‘held in the rear room, pretty and very well dressed young matron, smiled as I camo in and I ald: re you waiting to see Pandora?” “T have come to ‘het for a complete reading, I met her at o fatr at tho Waldorf some months ago and she gave me a short reading, T don't’ live in. New York, but 1 made up my mind that the noxt timo I came here I would consult her, She told me wonderful things. She sald my mother- in-law bad recently had a stroke of that was true~and she look- yetal ball and sald she sar my husband ‘a long way off and that he had his hat on, He was actually in Caisfornia, and 1 wrote him the time and asked him if he had his hat on then and he repited that he had.” As this testimontal of Pandor €78 conoluded the sliding doors us from the redr room opened and Pan- dora herself stood within them, "I hope you're not frightencd," said, with the most exquisite Maylair accent''T've been in @ tra-ance!!” In a trailing white silk teaggwn with Insertions of Vace and pale blue I saw 4t once that Pandoru |s a vision of love- lness, the particular brand of joveliness that ts rather plump, has a milk-white skin, blue eyes and gvideti-red hair, My! How Baby's Grown paralysis, ed ine she confided, BRE is 4 elmple bit of nonsense H which will cause no. end of {it upon your head and hold as shown |¢ the doorbell. “That must be the police,” sald the “Pardon me it I go and open the door for them," He returned presently, followed by a young man in blue uniform, with a pro- fusion of ‘gal buttons, Standing in the doorway was another man—a stout in- dividual, clad the same as his save for the amount of brass about him, “My name is James,” remarked tho more gorgeous of the pair, get the particulars of this murder,” “You. knog me, James,” sald the doctor, interrupting the scrutiny, "Come with me and I can put you in possesion of ail the. dpots,'’ and without anore. ado he dinked hig_anm In that of the officer and led him reluctantly in the’ direo- tion of the dining-room, “That degtor is a brick!" exclaimed Karelake, after they had gone. never saw ithe man before, seams to be trying to save ug @ lot of annoyance," dear, gvhat will they do to us? Did you see how that policeman glared at me, aa {f he thought I had something I thought he would never take hig eyes off of me,’ said Rita, in a walling voloe. “Of course he couldn't take his eyes off of you, when you are the most charming object Inview. Don't worry, They won't That young man. doesn't seem half a bad sort, though unduly Impressed wih the Importance of his business, Here they are, coming back." doctor, "Oh, to do eat us, a me to The pollee ofticer was the doctor, and he paused for a moment In the middle of the floor and stared at Karslake In silence, “but 1 and St was, vou that with the crime? ret it a lot,” the station, body, ‘There!”” raising bis hand warn-| old been gathering | questioning what ho should do. "1 am , 'don't make any statement, cr f. th Sf age, uncle, I have tried ince I was It will he vised agaliot you. i y well, 1 “replted Rita | jn oure to behave ag a dutiful “And what about me?” Rita had} meekly 1 thought you would | i} 1. Tt was not alwaye easy, Jumped up despite Kuralake's attompt | like to hear my version of the stors to quiet her, ¥I was with dim; i-| I had hoped to get down here and) e to ¢ el 0 tereil the house tofether.. L saw thls| (etl you about it. before. you had 4} and orive *, onan our Rte woman about the same tine hey « yok at ithe paper, but Tl ining for mo but to go tool" d. self, Really, 1 don't think | For a moment the old man. coud only “Oh, why did you speak out!" mur-| we sluil suffer much notoriety over| stare at her. He opened his lips mured Karslake, In an agonized whis-} the affalr, ‘This paper has, of course, | mmoak, tut no words came from t | ves serated a thing, We] put when he saw the determina tic “Well, because'--with int amile went With the policeman to! her face, the finm, set lips and flashing I'm going to stand my share of the| the etntion, webe. dovalived oniy a s, he shook his fist at her ageres- trouble, sort. time ‘and came away | slyely, The young offic his chin} would p told you last ni Out of my sieht! Qut of my. Sait thoughtfully, and seemed disturbed In| had not found that vou had retired for | th he roared, "And mind, when I got here,” “Well, I'm @ovry, I have to do my| “Well, what are the molice coming ome. George, sald the young wom- duty, TH hove duke You, young Indy, |to when thay let that miscreant off?) an, calmly, touching Karglake on the to come, alon, ni, bated Beadry) ‘atge oar ‘enty, ‘The latter, a in advance of ho said, at length, | have to aak you to accompany This ts first’ found the i rubbed pleasant things that the future had in store for me that I began to realite that, unlike the original Pandora—who jet all the blessings Intended for man- It took the California matron quite an hoitr to take her five-doNa hplunge into the unknown, and {n the mean time a pretty and henylly-velled young woman in’ black accompanied by a large and strenuous older woman, who looked as if she might be a physical culture artist, alighted from an automobile and ent tered, “Won't you come in?” sald Pan- cwra'e rich contralto to me, and I fol- towed her Into the inner sanctum, ‘}atrong as you are hoalthy, But you- ‘Take off your ‘gloves, please,” she) don't you suffer from headaches?” #ald, and then, @etting immediately; ‘No, 1 sald, “I've never had more Gown to business—"Do you know my) than one or two in my life," fee?" ‘ “Strange!” ehe murmured, “ZT ee “No,” T replied, headaches and neuralgia, It must be “A complete reading is $5. But I have|#ome one in your family, Does your ‘a shorter one for $2, 1 made that special] mother suffer from them?” price for nurses who come to consult] Fur a moment I thought of telling hor me about their casea two and three times @ week.’ “Which would you advise me to have?” I asked. And then Pandora's superior finesse asserted itself. "Oh," she said, “I can't advice you without appearing mercenary.” And profiting by the small but anmés- takablo hint, I elected to take the $3 reading, She took both my palms in her two very white hands, and after examining them carefully, gazing the while into a small crystal ball, told me so many gods ‘had confided to her case—her mod- crn prototype hed them ail safely house, and was retailing them at #% to @ny lucky mortal with ene price, “You Will live long; you are not #0 oto., I nodded, “That's {tl exclaimed Pandora tri- umiphantly. “You will bo very happy in Jove,” cons tinued the dispenser of bleveings, You Mt the evil, I see one young man, tall, athletic with fine barhog ss Ki eoms—why, he Begs 9 be an Bngtbbman,’ Now, this wan, in fact, a 08 ciee ond reece fh i and looked pleas But I hhought the moment fi open aoe been awalting an operatic oa sigh TI told her my me Pa an. ‘The onération w entirely succossful, What js the Tater yi eh gue ir Aance? No, don't answer nd on he, Ret at fae the oryatal Be Hy Press Aiotis?”” T reflected thet no fonadle Malet appendia 50 T ni Harper Jeon pe would give me ‘pre: gooial helghts and wh ford to have al pon delete, toa tv ete of Myn' desire to aso my, waver ‘oain my T asked Picton i oie erat Met Ing eat the wd ane sald frankly, "oh no! ‘sing let'mé tell you you a ee ene as You Paeehh Na in ye hh re ie wi ‘nove sya rm ae Sei be pont fe 5 Pit ate will ie! You will marey him th that my mother died when 1 was o| i! baby. But remembering the alck flance, band Hoes he love me better thau any wonian on earth? very, ver y, ‘pote Deano the stage—'‘for you will three year "with pared I T wala Mt in London ‘one-ant Us yevdey. fie heres iat ha ae h ort jae bi! he Sahai Sorte contra will diways be ou kind escape from the box whioh the| thi these wonls to an end, WN I to lea 1 Pando: HO talk to tof going fa Tote 4 ay ch Teg? fon. 5 You will not give up. I had told her f was have a to rl But wey woeseful every: the % Camo pald my Hp cry pre- ra, “atny a little, ee I have tage, it 20) ‘tic Witt be I've A Meal Taked to tage, but I don't bese vory we Fa lew. ite than ont ndom, pad I exchanged dont. have «reat power over men for good or ee ‘oak 8 rani Nght yn ont We Re ] te nae etater ‘thts same of | be it to me to ask fink "mes te ba performances," t fered ane $200 1908, ‘Thon Pandora, made a valiant effort | to tell me the name. ing aliy the rel sho had tw, ate one named Tran and, there is Bob, and Jack Who |i Bit at each of these unknown names A ‘said Pandora, "t nee, a name of this man it Uae . Nah in wy in for hat his fold de Put the wrapper on baby and then set amusement and laughter for bothjin first picture, 4 young ang old, All the paraphernalia | Complete the make-up in @ #lde-room required 1s'an ‘old house wrapper or a junknown to your audience and appear) |W thie inatoe’” fi plece of drapery, and, of corse, the |@s in second picture, Mt Boston. Lawaon'e eerolatione, . “You will marry ¢hia man and A New York Mystery. oe Cd EE ” om: ther oA an pte firmly when he was a clerk, The ik pire en pave bigger on Washington ‘square ing which Be had moved after his marriage was stl his home, and even the furniture resembled that of thirty years Bee, A man of violent temper, yet often gullty of making secret gl to charl- ties, he was not the easiest man to get along with, as Rita Hmory discovered when she came to live in the old brick ‘house on her father’s death. Such was the etate of affairs when, on the morning after the strange tt iy in Parkville, Jacob Himory came D> ing down the stairs to the dining-room to his frugal breakfast, After he had slowly and palntully emntied his bowl of oatmeal, he picked up the newspaper and glanced over the front page. He was looking for some particularly startling article to give zest to the Test of the breakfast that was to follow, when something on the sheet drew forth from hia a howl of dismay, He looked at it again with bulging eyes and his voice rose to & ron. len he etumibled to this Soot, 5 0 he his chair ‘over backward and, utterin strange, por fete cries, art ed to ‘tows She oor led into tho hall, "he bawled ait the top of ‘thie een ‘here cr] once! Come here oe at ont mean to marry fart my future Huband’ ited aon names, I cob atumbled to his feet, gasp. tn ‘ame by this sudden will, he bellowed. "hm 1 to nay nothtg when tle Lelio irae your name tt hrough’ the dirt my hi i ag 8 unt 0, for her cheek und. a. new. ight dashing from her brown eyes. "Your own house it Js, but I need not hear the man T love abused here, As tong as I re- all sae Rais mas ene i or e with respect, For once Jacob Hmory did not have an answer ready, his counter attack was #0 unexpected that ft Het him scoects less. Before he could wires sta bl feo. the gurtalns that divided the din. e-room from the parlor were thrus! Ny “Why, I never expected to find Rasy at breakfast as late as this, 1 I don't disturb you,” sald a ol ey ‘vole, and George Karslake ente Then he for it Vas say for him bo see uperior, "I come to ni no immediate reply to ths 'y Dry ‘tacen he ore him that T | yeblin cling, an #0 he repeated é in the/aomething unusual had canspired, Old but he tame Sigh Jacob could only glare at the neweomer, for his breath was spent, while waved his arms as if to repel the un- welcome visitor, “Good morning, Géorge; I'm afraid you have dropped in at an inopportune time, for we were just discussing the trouble," the flush still on her cheeks, “That was one of my reasons for coming,” ho eald eagerly, as he found her hand and prepsed it, "I thought some explanation wag due your unole “Don't want aay! Don't want an: growled old Jacob, “I've got my own opinions of the matter and you couldn't change ‘em. You can please me best by golng away and remaining way.” “Really, I hardly ‘thought vou would take this so seriously,” Kansiake etam- mered out at length, “Never mind what you think! Your Intercourse with my niece, has fone far “ enough, ould never hav 1 don't seo why this shouia | rouery, Bt shown’ ne RN feelings for) day,” nodding head in tho dlrec- tion of the door “One moment,” interrupted Rita, ax the young man looked at her ag if ald you you call moe, uncle?" asked @ ns volee from the tt { the stairs, “What does this mean?” he bellowed, thumping. the paper he. held In his hand clously, "1 knew pmetaine, would happen when you took up wit! that young rogue, Karsiake, Here the pair of you are pictured together, and fiat) a full account of your doings sterday,” “Oh, do let me gee, uncle, What do they say about us?” and she reached out her hand to take the paper, He was so dumfounded by her composure that he allowed her to take it. “You shan't marry him! I'll see him first! T have no doubt that he that woman there and munered e Hoe js & monster, and quite capable of anything! And you tell me caimly in face of all this that you mean to him?" y “Really, make any change In my George,” “Don't. manth th your house, that monster's name exclaimed the and Jac mory looked imploringly to- | sleeve, joy, uncle. And they ward the celling while he raised his} passed out thro ratiins. honda Im noteayy, fn the no i Gestion, MSL tr hy could summon up enough “You will oblige me, breath to art a B WARSIOg Ouese at them, ba eostusa you will not rebar to ui Hal ke ry Pads halts di ai é iad h the curtains hell, ~ H ERD is an-experiment that will be a the sure to surprise every one who, Aleve. th ‘witnesses Ati Place two piles’ ot ay. books on a table, about 'three-tuarters' sald, with ‘altho “Alvord ine a not fonts, home to sald: end ‘ont ait for the seeaiegt low pour w s|Of & yard epart, and Jay @ moderately| 1m: stout stick across other, alcohol ta) Got or make ae ott of handle rer the nah box wi that the paper immediately ov ‘he he! th of" should On the table under the middle nt ‘ped+|of the sttok put a pats, ‘and nie’ dt on a out of att paper, ote shail be about five] ht two adjusted so from one pile to the cs the bottom In tlie next artiole age aites|® will tell about May Mohawk, the Indian fortune teller, :| The Paper Box Doesn't Burn Faber. me x Te 4 hve irmy Sold eres tinh the) paper. 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