The evening world. Newspaper, May 15, 1905, Page 26

The »#* Scarlet & w& Bat. By'Fergus Hume. Author of “The Mystery of | a tiansom Cab," ‘ 3S, by the National Prew (Coprrieht, 1005, by. th gral SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTPRS. Frank Lancaster toves auldred BH Brera. forvun ich Oday 6 a i} fared Detest are Usout wo thbeckt. Both \ fiewns and Denham have a pcariet bat tut 1 Bead on thats aban Leeper "Tote by Rrank’y ieee maven O cleac up tho myatery ee mam f euvinge man named F loved Mlidred, discovers, Fran ie # rank, Padi aoe XVII. The Sealed Letter. ARMAN was eo astonished at Mil- dred’s communication that ho dropped into a garden seat which Twas fortunately close at baad. It wae wonderful enough to hear that Lancas- ter was concealed in Rove Cuitage, but ill more wonderful to hear that sho Knew who he was, Eustace always thought dt unlikely that sto would have sanything to do With the mun suspect @4 of ‘being her brother's murderer. Yor she admitted the fact boldly and actu- { ally amitled, He recilled the remarks of Darrel, and wondered if there was an , understanding between ber and Lan- easter. “How long thave you known his real) ! ‘amo?"he asked, sternly, “Bince you went away,” replied Mil- Gred, witting beside him, "Don't be ‘fhe iw Lanocent, and when he came to hopes cyad what could I do? Bven if be were guilty 1 could not give bim ‘up." And @he siuddered. | “Does Mrs, Perth know?" “Yom. I had to tell her. But we have ) Kept i secret from Jane,” Eustace nodded. “It's just as well. Whe girl might babble. Low was t ter dared to o here?’ | Rape not Tino wit 19 re Jarman interrup! “1 know Darret ned tien, side ‘oi the mo to-day, And he maid other things, for which 1 Pelt inclined to knock him down. And should 4. have done tow, as you Bay, 9 ia 100, well aware Of the exlet- fate of things,” bares did he my asked AUldred, an i hight in her eyes, ia no need W repeat -his tneo- pot, for I know “Tete certainly is une “well what oo sald, 2 beat Jealoup of pyery one,” aald popsnus Tide chieade "You don't Pak asked Bustace, wish- |) ut, Uke a woman, haying brought the ei agra wana; Sri i, as Pretest end. out wi But sere is Se Sh you fad Mori ‘what I thought.”” Crate taken I think we ry wilence of Dare he was resolved to question rtunity, d looked , Shought the birds of the air might over- "Bo te in the summer-house,” ahe said, There wine mall room at the back, \poraie r fitted i) ®@ kind of mudlo for 1! me ry bed uOeetatnd ly, ‘Then ne old me his st rar Twas hortined Tumember: fi pi fies 70K dellovels dn hy innocenoo, to yi 0, Becre tary he then went for @ lon veame or at night, fg for hiro, and ay hi i t, me 'oéo him,” set Jarman, rising, * ent,! pain Mildred. gitoling ‘tte a ed os Labs find. hi nee His ‘diowulse hes ri he a ere peas t, the che fy im in. the Theat i ent hes asta ehoh | $2 | \ rel \ Rane Jealous pang. He tb Qh, . tlds not {h mournful numbers, {s but an empty dream, wt ‘a host: of worldly. wonders HU oveby World kid are to be uid ae offers thit mean ‘profits; Work dor:all and bargain sales; should cheer'up to know ee Want answers flood the f on the willy a sine fey, som mymier y do saw her it woross oes. moonlight, then knocked sottly sy ‘mean, do hon ner. Darrel ifterent |1 ta ae he ¢3, Nttle sadly, driven’ to Yinks Pd ean talk but “toil me, man, aoe, RG Youle ai iwi a mane sig __ The | Evening World's _ “Home meeatees ANY young women ‘who want to eail thelr own boats this sum- mer have been attending tho New York Nautical Colleme in Water Strect, and by the time it is warm enough to take tho boat out of her dry- dock, dress ter in her fresh cowt of paint and eten her masta anew these feminine sailors will be perfectly oap- able of taking the helm. Some women hold master’s papers and follow the water am a profession. ‘These are women in the Nonthern and ‘Woetern States, To them water craft is @ means to an end; but to the woman whoso hushand belongs to a yacht club it 18 a means to a pleasure. 16 become fairly proficient in the art angry, Hustace, I agree with you Wet) oe vaviration ono mist not depend Upon the desultory inetruction rece!ved from an amateur yachtsmnan. The women who study in the college decided that this was not the proper course to pur aus. That is why they go three days out of the week to the Water street echool, ‘The Nautical College was founded in 1882 by Capt. Howanl Patterson. Hore- wofore it has given {ts rooms over to gan to think that anaes va hget the boy, seoing ow she blusl of him, Also her voice eteiten seemed embarrassed, almom fest inciined to domand if she loved Lancaster; but re- ing une Lon ot une young mmembering man, and being straid of the wrath of Mildred, uney movi Une. sumuner-nouse, held his longue, In silence | Across Whe lawn and entered At was iduminatod And Humtace Haw gold—| Milo Hauer atuits whoo ed. gtive & Jatt) De | with her Anger apie of the gravaty With the moonugit, men. but for the past two pensons has added @ woman's classroom, In tho seamanship department there la @ most tnteresting collection of rall- ing versels. Here you find fully --ulpped | working models; everything from a cat- bout © a brig nnd ship: and if tho women do not know the “ropes” when. they havo finished thelr course It is Not Pecatuse thero are not anils to work from, ‘Thess models stand some nine feet high and afford an excellent chance to learn the handling and the names of the various parts of the fore-and-aft ‘Vhis room is @ very important portion of the college Unless the yauhts- woman knows her boat thoroughly she aboard to handle parts of the saila that are too heavy for her, wei muddle, | pupils? However, she does not plungo directly | inoorrectly Into studying details from the large mistake. Will not be able to direct the men|crng » tain’ co sail and furling the jib, If this | puplis are directed to do, the cage whe would make nothing stands at a out of a sailing trip but @ yery fine | at the samo time Kpes an eye on the knot is tied (Matai tly. perceives the ‘The entire class 1s stopped in models, In the classroom there is a Its work’and attention directed to the esta boat. With this boat and a) tying of the knot, for the purpose of | ropes” these are a fow of the knots manoeuvres, stance and directa, chart she. learns the names of ropes and salle, this preliminary study saving EU confusion when a class {« called. M Capt. Patterson 4s, indeed, a ma great pationce, for ft is no easy matter |to learn the names of the various ropes slide quickly from low- psatl to reefing a main- AM, this the The Captain and = | better impressing it on their minds, There are knots and knots and still more knota to be learned tn this school, Thero ts a Yepartinent set aside where the plipils are instructed in the art of mariinspiking, Around the sides of this room hang some very viclous-loolting ropes. These have been formed in loops and the ends 80 heavily wired that they Jook like ugly bludgeons. ‘There are also eome very fine weaving and splicing, This forma @ part of one's nautical educa~ tion. To have thoroughly “learned the | dead eyo, splicing in a thimble, wire you must be able to tle and know what thoy are used for: A shroud knot, crown knot, long splices, apiicing in the oplloing and sail etitching, This ts only a very email part of the knot tying that must be tearned, and one must not only bo able to knot @ rope a cortain way once, but ten days later wien the cap- tain calla: “Now, ladies, we will make a crown knot.” You must know inetantly what @ crown knot 4s, ‘Thero are Just aw many color-blind women ns theregsre mon, though tt ts generally belleved that things stand vico vera. In the classroom thers ts a box filled with serns, all in primary colors and yery vivid. | rom this box ‘the genius of discouraxement often rises, for though @ wonian may bo a perfectly good salon, know the ropes, she @udia and use of sextant aol compass, till df she 16 color bind ehe may not watch on deck at night, and would handly dane take a party’ yachting, Should she mistiise one buoy for another serious trouble might rect 1 A grec red, blue, Of the postion ale acemed quite to ene| 4n many waye Brarth wis still a scioooagizl. wom the oper aide of 4 wel sone @ cough, an mice also ry a>: | ured. in. mand before uid say 4 word she was gon ve ant was, timed, the door k looked ‘out, Jarman, wentemen, and Sigpped. alah it was perfectly Prank @tipped Bus ip is the gloom. ‘Tey Galas Frank formed a chair, As he had beet tong darkness, he was better able deo. than darane m #o glad you have come,"' Frank, drawing another chair close to that of his friend, #0 that he could con Verso ina whieper, ni lon, ing for you, You got my letter?’ "You, “And I @m much astonished to find you here," cota tOusht st was the thing 1 ld, do, sald Lanvasler, aster Sou fore ieee, “ natn oat all ee dt. But why did he a you. h, Brank hesitated. He could gman tho reason, and hardly ey But Jarman brought Boon friend to you. you ‘neat ¢ mo 5, onor pe, @ioae ithoat, another Ant nt epow. Ww ot io can Sou epenke to te bn : Bien Hou, seatic a ee a, ty eae ra a . "Heave te sy, has me 01) Frank’ oe broke out Hoty And earnes ia red aide ark Rot, f hi ha atu been in we Lia aad od my, Na but that I Wha. Tow Tre’ und here, ne to niry an O'Ne tine from you ha: The ml hon, it we need discusa he atten no vine ou are fi rom trouble then how did Mil- recelve yout" “sho was horrified 4 ward, when 1 told hor rib atone . hustace, rif in another r way ran longer than I ‘cht "You must remain here,’ anata Jai ou gt 1 cacape Fen knows of asked Prat ig wr] Mba Poay. that, math ow ie telh ae te jt phe hud re oer 4 “But T Weean't.ank, Kare vod mah Both Darrel and re ha tors can't say, om gate down, to fashionable » ues ender costumes or any odd gkirt, and ‘that algo can be made to serve the of a © cout in demand young girls, and Bre exceedingly ¢-shionable =made trom @ variety of materials, THus- trated is one that Is adapted to all iad uses and that shown dn ulorer ave ned — with chiffon, but which would be appro- priate mada from embroMery, tucking and the like, or from any lingerie materi The ‘model is an excep- tionally desirable one, that allows a choice of bishop, puffed or elbow ves, high, or round neck, 80 becoming avaliable for many occasions, When made from | trans- parent material it da at ite beat ined. with chiffon, hg | soli ‘gl ie the outside, bul can bo used over a fitted foundation when: 2, 4 and 6 meer 4 HERERRO MAY MANTON’S Daily Fashions &. CHAUFFEUR Miases’ Bloute or Guimpe—Pattern No, 6026, over klesirable, Material required for medium aise (14 years), js 4 yards M1, 8 7-8 yarda 27 or 17-8 yards 44 inches wide, Pattera 5026 is cut in alzes gor girls of How to Obtain These Patterns. Tpolow> 10 cents tn cain, or atamps sor neh | Pattorn ordered, and -addross Evening World rat Manton Fashions, ‘Comical Egg-Shell Portraits That Are Easily Made white of olange To Remove Hair, Duoy means that dirinctly difterént things He beneath the surface of tho water, and tf you cannot tell an orange trom ‘a red buoy you might better on land, Wonuin tn the Nautleal Colle stop with the more detalia. of salita but sludy navigation tn ile more Int cato forms, Mor ingtanoe, In the ohart- room you will find the women hard at work leaming how to «eep a log; they know how to a sall by chart; to caleu- lato distances and to make allowances for a deviation from the aitiling courye, ‘They learn, too, how to adjust and use the quadrant and sextant; to observe altitudes and to ovtain @ latitude by a meridian observation of the sun, All this tha woman who, would sail her, hushand’a yacht must ienov, women who On to ‘enone Yethe Orn or nothing ot of arithmetio, Many women cannot tell whether the change they receive in a store is cor- rect or not. bik lh Ret eas tae ce great ignorance, but a lack Tathemation mind. tt will never £98 way Mat til you can count without the ald of your fin. were the ay with ne en ea Jenow) gained that may. Be of sg, 'to her other seasons "i tae’ of yachting. Save Clothes, Labor , and Time by using MILLER’S SOAP ‘(ade with Naptha) 5? Grocare New York’ sFairest Face 'Habbard Ayer Dear Mise Ayer: Kindly give me «simple bist effictent remedy for a stubborn growth ot ber on the face and arms, ¥ N. WAGNBR) Bp Pumlce-stone treatment which, T give you in to be used on arms only, as it would prove 4 {rritating to the face, And X give @ depilatory for the face which z prove effective, Get an ordinaty. five- cent cake of pumice stone. ‘This ts not pumice-soap, but the regular old-faah- joned pumice stone, To remove.she-hely — Tub tho skin afflicted, with the super fiuous growth and the pumicewtene will wear the halr.of, Be careful sotrta foo herofo and drritate the alin, ¥ cave the arma are mado red by thie treatment use @ Mitle cold cream, ; The ; F Pumice stone te best used at night he fore retiring, ‘ The Depilatory—Gulphide, of y thim, 2 dramas; oxide of sinc, & powdered starch, 8 drams, Mix! tog. Ri uughly and keep dry in well-corked!bote . tles until wanted for use, ‘Teake'enoumtt , to make a paste and add werm) water to it watil the proper conalgtency' la ase | oured, Spread over the hajry surface, and allow to remain from ome to five | minutes, according to the nature of the growth and the sveceptibility om the akin, It. should, by removed,, i every case with a depliatory, woes burning sensation is produced. long contact with the skin shoud % avoided, and immediately after the Hale has beon removed the denwled ourfeoe should be gently washed with warm | water and a cold cream or a bland ofl Applied to prevent irritation, ! Face Blotches, | Dear Misa Ayer Please give me a recipe for red blotches on the face, My forehesd always evens to be scaly, Mrs. B. & ably oonreot ‘the condition you re- fer to, Molt together 6 ounces pure lard end 2% ounces white wax; Lo bee peal enreegs hea Mas p14 Degins to cool atir in % ounce acid, The addition of balsam of fir to this bahcogheeat Bh corrects the Rinrondtry odor of able sitgnuy aaneatve, -whion to deawraole, © EEE T': formule I give you will prob- { AMUSEMENTS, AMMERSTEIN’S RE SAE ea pe (ae Ae Ce RLaICHLE. rd ollie and the Rollicking Girls, Edwin Stevens, Willy Zimmerman. Haines & Vidoeq. % rs oy Trio, * lox & Prouty. a us uhh ANNIE & JENNIE YEAMANS. | * MATINEE EVERY DAY, INCL. SUNDAY, 25c 50c HIPPODROME ATYROLEANW Graduating D OTHPRS of eine who will grad- M uate from school next month will be interested in :leamning how the very pretty graduating gown shown tn the flustration oan be made for $360. The material is white cash- mere and! the following tablo gives the ‘cost in detail: Bight yards cashmere, at % cents, ..$2.00 ‘Three yards ribbon for sash, at 19 cents . Mortar-board cap . Lace for bertha an TOME cr ecccressssersrereecereseers Of course, the gown wit! tnve to be made at home, but it ls simply mato and will have an added value in the @irt’a eyes because made by her own mother, The bodioe is in shirt-watet ef- mith a berthe and four rows of lace. 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