The evening world. Newspaper, March 16, 1905, Page 15

ee a dn Hume. Free Calton, drawing tong Breese oy ern ee Ute bens on her. evidence () hog Mother “gute ry well GVEricious fee mia a4 eo CHAPTER cade ae Cutter aie. OPRER GUTTERSNIPE Gi#ink from the broken cup, ‘ind pithering all her @resey’ cards devine fy’ dvsinenslike. way, looked Instaustingly et Calton, with auagee tive feer, ‘tite the future yo want unvelled, Goutie?" whe cronked,’ rapidly. shuffling |! the canta; ‘an’ old mother ‘ull tell’ —- +, "NO, she won't," Interrupted the. di i teottve, sharply, ‘I've come. on bus + ness,” " The’ old woman started at thie and i Jooked keenly at him. trom under her bushy eyebrows, ‘What. 'ave the boys been up to ‘row? ‘she’ asked) harshly, “There ain't ho) swag) ‘ere this time. » Just then the sick woman, who had heen restlemly tossing on the bed, cont- thenced singin « snatch of the quaint ol ballad of “Barbara Allen: Ot Ped Me hx iat my. bet: 1 ‘Alger IRF rue, jove ite for, me to-day, 4 “atin ‘him to ‘up, will you!” yale Mother pe, viclously, “or I'll knock Yer bloomin’ ‘ead orf,” and she scized square bottle as If to carry out her $i But, alteriag her mind, she Poured some of ity contents into the cup ‘and drank it off with avidity, < | Whe woman scems III,” sald Calton, ” , wanting « -sbuddering glance at ths 4 atzetoher, yo ghe are,” growled Mother Gutter- ¢ Snipe, angrily, “Bhe ought to be in Xarver. Bend, she ought, inptead of stop- pin’ ere an’ singin’ them ly things, . which makes my blood run cold, Just ly ‘er, abe said, vidiousty,. as the Pek. women broke out once more: " le aid ia say sredied a oa eheas am Yah", said. the old woman, hastily, ip ra some more gin out of the cup. ‘a allays atalkin’ of dyin’ an’ gal- Yarn, ae if they’ were nice things to dawr about.” “Who was that women who dled hero ‘three oF four weeks ago?” asked Kilsip, eharply, “Ow should I know?" retorted Mother Auttermipo, sullenly, “I didn't kill ‘er, Gla 27 Et were thd: brandy slie! drank, @he was allays drinkin’, was!’ ‘gate you remember the night she fe a heen Pare: Missing. HE next day Kilatp catted ‘wes not reassured, his seat, “where ie she?” “That's just what I want to answered the detestive coolly, and made inquiries about her, @ hallelujah tase, but got tired hers to @ypdney, She carried on they heart about her was that taken up with a Chinaman in the Sydnoy stume, they would make inquiries and know (hé result,” ing his chin, “I wonder why?’ expect,” answered Kilaip, dryty, hunted back to,,the fold.’ “Rather qudden. conversion?” “Yea, But atie edid the death woman on Thureday night ecly fixed up.” oe, T don't,” answered the beldame frankly, “I were drunk-blind drunk— s'elp me." ways drunk,’ else, Good-looking?" ‘Bo-wo,, I, delteve,” shrugging his shoulders, replied "You're al ‘What {¢ I am?! gnarled the woman, q her bottle. “You don't pay fur Yea, I'm drunk. i'm allays drunk, wae Gronk jast nigh: on’ the night n'.I'm a-guin' to git drunk to- Aight''—with an impreselys look at the Jotdenan' to-morrow nigit, and rn i iteap it up Fan 2'm rottin’ in the gra eo #0. full of (ibe was her voice, |G» huda ods aa iDiteseed ‘ the Getevtive: neha shrugged bis fool . you,’ ae sald — briefy, 4 ' oe yeh oa dt es i a Pe ime to see her?" & Question of identifioa! However, if th rom ono thread, and that thread Rawlins." "Wanted to get rid of the army, I straying amb aid pot care about betys startled her that she went straight off to the army to get her religion’ prop- anon effects of fright, no doubt,” said ton, dryly. “I've met a goad. theny, examples of these sudden conyérsiona, but they never last long ag s tulet’s ® case of ‘the devil was stok, the devil & monk would be,’ more than anything @ police capt find her Wwe will put an adventisement tn the, Dapers offering a reward and send out hapdbills to the same effect, She. must found, Brian Fitagerald's life hangs Call m avin firat loose on awit on latch, bezier, staking I sup) bine ae fey a aia money ears a fete ae as Toned We" Oe Lk pa ‘CHAPTER XIX. at Cae ton's office tate in the afternoon, and found the lawyer eagerly ex-|' pecting filth, The detecttve’s face, how- ever, looked rather dismal, and Calton | “well, he naldy :{rpattently, when Kilelp had closed .the door and taken know,” ‘T went to the Salvation Army headquarters It ap. pears that she had been in the Army as of it in @ week and went off with a friend of her old life of dissipation, but ultimately her friond got sick of her, and the lest thing ehe had one of n I telographed at oncé to Sydney police, and they said let mo “Ah! ehe°has no doubt changed ner name,” sald Calton, thoughtfully strok. ‘ “The! “And when did she join the army?’ “The very day after the murder.” of the had #0 ‘Kilsip, ‘ery ignor- sald Kilsip, | ant—could nelther read nor wre" "That accounts for her not asking for bs dpc when ahe called at the club— © probably did not know whom she had. deen gent for, It will resolve itself into expect, fe Bad "Yea!" assented Kiletp, rubbing ‘this hands together, “Even if Mr, Fiteger- gala, ted Mother Gut-| ald acicnowledges that he was at Moth- te Qunno Aany*!e Guttersnipe's on the might in ques. iveen'?! Hon, ho will have to prove that he { fe oot yy The ‘Queen Waa there, ae no one ‘else saw him,” i fan The vl 10, to. woe, S, a “Are you sure of that? z wo ih tae ai Bloreged “AS sure aa any one can. be in such ringed wan @ caso, It was & late hour when he i in I were too ieee a erery one seems to have Pasa Set janeed at Calton, who 1 wy Me it! the th rd poe ace w Thy a prunes SxPres | the only perasn who ‘oan pokey 4 fe bese’ Centeat ne fo | was mt At the time when mur- re rom Bee, yas being commi in the han- ’ ‘eh 41a. no en the Ren’! Jemian 94 Ladi ‘And Mother G i ef ai jalp, turning again to Fel eave drunk, ane Masknowiedged * gho retorted, “'N3 ca: 4 call tt on ee n'a facing, aaetytm Mo | Usman’ Git call It emtst dave, een tho se We can slup up all night, do Tig pe saree val nfs, 1) 5 abe?” ask ete old wits ram rely ants ee “Wag howled the Py bird of prey, looked ‘the woman on the bed broke ins , Binge the | flowers o' the are igi Wed awa. ia or yor uth ae other Gut. veing a eine, 8 dart at th Gh if choke the life out ye, ip ing! . D'ye want me to murder ye, Fee ath datectee een’ je the detective was talki: Haly to, Mr. Calton sig4 peteon who can prove Mr, m 1 and 3 wag ae here patw a ald, quickly, “Ie Sal Raw: ‘em! a-comin! : Me the further we go. into mors mixed up it seoma to Bet, bee Mother te at Totiean’ ge eral pha nev the Say th ned Pi wal on tbucen fala’ Catton: Bho seams to be at phe renis atair—every jie on ba’ iknow ad, xo0 replt gnoopt gocd- nine, every one else feems to have or asl Ag ehe has joined mA "il go to the bar- Hie thi for find her," about tn the morning #3, answered it F Mothor y hope you' eee 19,163 how she 1 can't fi pump that vlose ae wax, and it's m knows more about ph she chooses to t at and that he seem: acquainted Ags eae wae this wi they oall Inritably, "Mh other onet eypepented Calton, in 4 v ” & puzzled votce, " Pete ts rt |S mek Ai 2) ae ia oe alr of eatonivhment: . ac oliver ay Bs sald, ae sock eo @ in ‘en’ eT Nova ra vi 1080" 1ook like the bn eee hh don't seem Pitnan i, the t hat a had a while to be F Guterenibe Uhid mor of the We take leads 1 about she yee Mens ‘out from Dn, Sydney a “ew months ago, Bea fiutteranine 8 Pieeaee but. she's ha bellef sho woman hat could ano havo tola wits gornld to make him act in thig silly Cyad be Q matt stranger who comes. fom ant nad, and dics ina Melbourne gsiuin, aml es in can't poesiily know. anyaidhg about ’ Mie ect by Mon, Hretidh ot uniess Miss rest wa. o- of one thing. or another aa riod ia Whe, NY alenea to make their home or ° office more complete sought and found sat- isfaction last week through Morning World Wants you could have. filled many of these wants fo your fivaneial betterment. Queen" know retorted Calton, | gored bealdes, yon earth and make an In One of bh f Melbourne? — Ato Then father wanted he miunry ‘bum ghe made su thut he eventually gi h ompagement with Ilia nd Whyte?" and left the houge in ar of, wore wpapery he carried,’ “Oh, arith oi otp, Deven ih wit sarply, rowhny he pated bin, and loves Whe abou d a opa- ne low- Ne tme Wayte, h. he had a row with Mr, Frettlby, » Ho was murdered the same mab for the sake idee!" onda Kul. onarl, Lefteta Shiri HE newssailor “shirt-walst’ hat seen in the iilustration {s of brown Manila, @ fine, soft weave Tesembling Panama. ‘The edge io bound with brown Velvet, with a ruche of flat loops of narrow ribbon velvet and a kmotted twist of croam satin ribbon Jald around the brim in the middle. of the loops, Around the low dome orown is a fold of the web vel- vet, with piping and bow of. the cream ribbon, A pretty ‘white oatrich plume the “eaised back from’ the left, ‘where’ ft is secured under a flat rosette of ‘the velvet centred with @ pearl and #0ld caboohon.' The English raincoat with cape @leeves is of finest wool, in a medium @ray mixtare, It te bullt on the Ins vernoms lines; the fabric is light of welght, the wool treated by 4 new and wonderful process, which renders it ab- solutely. waterproof, yet takes away none of its soft, warm qualities, The pkirt ls wide ‘and! long, covering but hot crushing the dress beneath, whilo performs the same office for leeves, This cost makes an been looking for you?’ usually naughty to-day,” Mamma—Why, dear? drink;--Chicago Nowa, Th little frock 18 slmpto but strike ing. H i of the 4 ' supplied by side plalte under the Made tn blue serge with trimming bands of red or blue chambray with white pique bands, {t will prove very seviceable for general wear, Et may be worn over petticoats, bloomers or knickerbookers, Evening World pattern 36% comes in Mamma (at dinner)—You mustn't s Little Bthel—I'm waiting to seq, him ji Bystis ule: admirable wrap, made of travelling New Mystery w Shirt-Waist Sailor Hat and English Rain Coat i a Hansom ( Cab! —— oe he Nen-SaitorsshiCirenst or motoring Asa matter of fact a thoroughly Eng- Ish style 1s favored now for garments | 0 inproofed fabrics. The coats look thelr’ part; they are distinctly tal- lor-made, and in this respect achieve 4 smartness, a neat, ready-for-anything appearance’ that the more decorative raincoats lack, In the heavier materials they are greatly favored by the lady motorist, They are light. of weight, warm, yet admit of the healthful ventt- lation of the body, precluding the danger of subsequent chills, and they are dust- proof, What more can ono dealve in a handsome, practical garment Lighter-weight cloths, ’ silks and gloring. aro treated to a shower-proof- Ing process sulted to thelr welght, The manufacturers do nat olalm for them absolute waterproot qualities, but that they will sdccesstully withstand the casual summer shower, These light- weight coats are somewhat more dressy tn atyle than the heavier qualities, and fre quite {deal garments for travelling or for summer wear over drwssy cov- i Mr, Smith so, Ethel, drink, mamma, Out of the Mouths of Babes. Tommy," wuld the next-door: neighbor, ‘did woe kffow your mother has The Evening World’s - Daily Fashions. “You bet,” answered Tommy, “That's ry she can't ‘find me," “Johnny,” sald a mother to her fivelyear-old fon, “you Rave been un- A One-Piece Frock tor a Small Person. five gizes, from two. to ten y; Size six years requircs Bi yal yards of #-Inoh material, Price 10 cents, (See coupon.) "I know it’ replied the little fellow, "I was naughty on purpose go I could promise to be better to-morrow." Little Bthel—'Cause papa says he drinks ie a fish and I never saw a fish tumes when the wearer {fs obliged to take a'subyrban. train, the trolley cat or even her own car h By the by, pote. Engle Indy motor Ista have theln caps made of matortal inatching the coat of waterproof olath, They are made double, with thin can- vas hetween, stitched all over and bent up into smart amall shapes, having & flap buttoned up on each aide, which can, in case of necessity, be lowered gad buttoned under the chin, wome of the coats aro supplied: with extra hoods to pull up over the head, ‘The third tiustration shows a taffeta shirt-waist sult, ‘This charming wool tex oult in new blue taffeta gives a) the latest touches, the fitted upper skirt jwith deep, full-plaited flounce; the dim- iply tucked shirt walst, the lace-trim- med revers opening over @ damty vest of white moupaeline, and a deep, folded le well featherboned holding ti A The sleeve a Ditty y a os tear ry thet bis gl white bi Duttona Ae ae finishing touches no te smart ult, ee Some Novelties’ Seen in Shops. |: UNIQUE Hauor bottle ty made to represent a frog standing up smoking a olgarette, The hat when in position sérves as a stopper, having on the undér side a cork, The imitation olgarette is in reality @ tube, |. out af which the liquor ts poured, A pretty Easter gift ts a miniature Japanese work-basket, divided into two compartments, It. ts' beamifully made with geveral colors of Japanone white} in ti ‘{ plain .linon cotton walst, ‘Jalligator and made in the carriage = “f Lady No, , 6..— Little “ Comven jences That Women Can Make—The.Value of Oil- | cloth—Pigeon Holes for fo re the Kitchen. . PTH ail the teas, large and email, of . hous Ing have’ Deon ‘attended. to and the whole, house or flat is hinting from’ ‘the kitchen, pantry to the front door inexperienced house’ its till o haunting sense of ‘Tired though wtb inevitably it: in ey: {a a wise homdkeeper she will mot reat) uunth she discovers. whet the source) of uneaalneas i, ‘ ‘ Tei to one whe will find #’ MI area of ‘getting things out ot di And this drosd rises from an instit olen number of oonventences, ainly: in the kitdhen, which are not ata tlonary (n the house and .muat be sup. they: plied by the housewita herself after she has once decided what they be, } ‘This article, aside from tions for oonventences nd sugges ‘from wood), In-the first place, if her ‘dbok ‘books are not quite up to date in the way of White otlcloth covers, Jet the housewife | ‘A bag for the kitchen wall # esally made of the white “ficloth and bound) I lower part of the basket ts filed with cotton, in which are nestled three lit- tle (birds. "The npper compartment Is one large and two small bunnies are act of ‘springing ‘from the basket. Ths ‘top ts made ih) three col- ors, red, white and blue, An excellent idea is a plain band collar embroldored in army blue, with a dip hae maid three: ‘tube rtd varying lengtt worked ih solid enter iat the | ediren of the: lower two ary’ embroider, 44 in open evelet work, Flowers of ribbon ‘in conjunotion bd artificial fobuge for. the halr are wns Seite inn carr ty in aus this season, and look well with ' the Vi A handsome parasol t¢ of Th, and covered, closely with shaded a fon, It is ornamented. with Medallions, and hes & fursewood handle white bone tipa and ferrules «+ A pretty favor, fan is made of pigeon feathers, decorated with spangloa and showing » small English apartow nested dnthe feathers, The handles are of whit enameled wood. A handsome bag ts of colored fufted shape, with atif{ leather handle and in- laid metal frame, It i ned witn a indsome pompadour ei, Pho fittings Konner apt psn dlacatuceraye ait wood in the. lattice work effect, The When the Band Plays. ‘By Alice Rohe. sald the Amateur Philosopher, “Tt fits me with patriotis en- ‘thus{asm,”” H v “Wihere have ‘you been" deked the Pexslinist, soeptically. " “I haven't been anywhere,” aald the Philosopher, ‘tbat I never Hear the pa- triotlo airs but what my Geart begins to beat wildly.” "Yes, thove are 4 lot-of people In the same push with you, too,!’ commented the Pessimist, oaustically, “You make “Hs Inspiring that muito ‘ts coupon. — iS World Fashion Evening ...cents in payment for Evening World pcttern To CASHIER of EVENING WORLD: Inclosed find...... BlZ0... . eee e ee rcecccee Address. Weme.....--+--2+++ Send te Cashier of Evening World, Pulitzer Building, W. Y. Clty. Robberstown!!! —~——— That Is What a Waterloo Man Thinks Hie Exper- jiences Here Justify Him in Christening Little / Old New York.” To the Rdltor of The Hvening World: HAT an amusing city your Ittle W old New York is! What with a pickpocket on every car, & bunco: mah on every corner, hold-up men, burglars, snatch-thieves, sand- + |bag men and 4 thousand. other varie- tlea, @ stranger cannot but be enter- tained, and if that ts not, enough, one must suffer quiet robbery and slick blackbal! from: barbers, porters, wait: ers, drivers and every plngle worker one comes in contact with, I have been In every capital of, Yh world almost and have never seen such 4 condition of affairs as prevatia in this one, Every time I come here I run into & new petty thief, ‘as, for Instance: I went to a theatre and asked for two tlekets, front yow, 80 and 50, Yos, he could give them to me, “How much?” °"Tvo dollars, please."; On the wall hung a@ sign, “Our ces Never Vary. Always the Same,” Two dollars waa just double the price marked on the bills, and so I read the “Our Prices Never Vary" to him, and he replied, ainlly; "Oh, that means ordinary days; this, you know, is a holiday." I ttave been in Robbers-}, town too often to kick, so I pald the price and found, some hours afterward, when. we came 0 the performance, t I had been given seats four rows back |~~~ of whore I had bought! I had been swindled twice In one », which Is a unfque experience for ‘s usually in this town L only get d but once by each pbraon I doal witl That young man will make a rare alderman or water or gas commis- sioner for this community when he Is a little older, He has all the, ear- to «ateh, ma Weary with your. patriotte exubet- ance, “Surely you would not have the heart to attack, patriotiam? party Phi- ine Tosopher, “Why, just sco how everybody tn the cafe le in« splred by those noble atralns,"* “Well,” “aneered the "1 Wouldn't quite put It thet way, I would | 200th hardly lay the blame on ‘the noble strane,” “Wy don't you stand up? inquired the Philosopher guddenly, “They, are Playing "Tho Star Spangled Banner,’ Tiverybody 1s standing up.’ ' “Yes, and a fine Sunsh it te, too!" aneered the Pessimist, “Just let your eye roam over the excessive patriots, Just atudy the faced of the enthualante | Who ate! overcome with patriotiem ‘add the spirit of free America,"’ “I'm ooking," sald the Philogopher, “Wall, What do you eee? I know one thing tha’ you don't see, though, and that, te an American-born face. These bubbling patriots don’t know, halt of|; them, what, the United States moans, aside trom being @ land of graft. Pa- triotiam, indeed,” continued the Pesal- mist, “Old Dr. Johnson was’ ahout tight when he sald ‘Patriotiem is the last refuge of @ wooundrel,' ” “Oh, you talk abominably,” protested the Philosopher. “Tt dsn’t true patriotism I am scoftig at, my boy," pall the Pesalmist, ‘It 1s this slushy etuff thet turns itself louse in public places, Why, you could screech the ‘Star-Spangled Banner’ into a man’s ears with a brass band all day| ® when te was alone and the only sign); you would get out of bim would be a string of cuss words, “Put your faith in ths, the real down in thelr hearts patriots are mot the nolgy ones, remember that. Noise is] p, the proper synonym of patriotism now- adays, You grown-ups are ca bad as the smalt boy on Nourth of July. ‘The and the greater the public fon the better the patriotic oration.” 1 don't § » how you can keep from * gald the Philosopher, triotic,” said the Pessimist, | t have to tell everybody and | ary for me to get half full notice It. CASTORIA | For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought | 3 also filled with cotton, out of whtoh| trimmed ,with pink silk, tasagl, and |: 5 i i i ie Hi < = a i Ei z 53 = HunyadiJa STIPATION C9 COLONIAL Eeace Beano i a ae scr ieers bys iit fe | sens MORE rei EXTRA MATINEE TO-1 Grand:Ma sree |e puma eT ET team Fe bei a, eee ‘WOODLAND COHGLKT, Nxt Wh—Fraa Wh—Francly Wilson iN—GRAND Whisom ' in ‘Counin Billy, aaatok 1420 st, & 9 BY NON Nat Wk. Selmi Pr in in Weddes FE te ‘ i | AMPHIO. Sid Dan MoAto; Biaht oy AWERICAN Sunday Night, TE BROADWAY) ‘Teoatre, Eves. 8, HERTZ ii sk, SRR Viveprwheret Th (ity Poll, Pott, abon fenvit hen” eh ry the nant? Wty MADIAON | a eae ee Bears the marks ¢¢ a real, true Now Yorker. All the pose uy ot” town wil) patronise te Red V ah tany. Visit Naw York, ‘No: 4 ftand a avenue, Watatioo, Ne, Bn Siren: (Mat.