The evening world. Newspaper, October 4, 1905, Page 14

The Evening World's Home Magazine, Wednesdays Evening, October 4, 1905, 60qr a Qatar es Val 94 _ 99 ea cri The Smile Thiet Won't Come Off, SOEBOES Mariage SVROME 1 « hile That Date from Bible Times 1 Irn am Sill « Che Published by the Press Publiching Company 8 to (3 F isi aataiiaiaiaiamaaiaiie ARATAG , fd \ Autered at the Post-Ofh New York as Second-Cl _ F dd 1 times, A VOLUME 46 Tie Missin ease 18,118, | / LTS ) | Aeabiais, fang mete tools alps —— = | | m~ * THE KICK THAT GOES TO WASTE. = \A\ ; Mey he i | oe sare tiene I . / \ is OF, / ; \ ~\ f i / A\ rd mins 1 ' . yout up all manner The New York Kick goes to > \ N&A {i + Ak a! X Vitae t } tt ‘They my \% Ny, ‘ \ e\ AS ® N i rrleaded aad A ferce but harme aay waste, ON \ ) NO re / A i) sy a fought party taking tae * i epressing exception to > \ hen \ Mi 7 } 4 It is the depressing excep sl aa tOe aa \ =| ; ( $) ‘ ers \ nature’s general rule that no force | in =— 1 © Wits tused pouting women from remg % is absolutely lost. There is a rea bs \ SO aan ee Iai hi snare OF (8a LAER YAS EES son, | | ; and gold over er howl and t swt w of herself ant son, ends belhg drowne ‘ i nd the shouts ; bride hangs may be con- doe she gives ne is lifted burg Dise When the doctors find a case of | whooping cough in the Tenth Ward and another case in the Fourteenth and another in the Twenty-second they do not report an epidemic. umph from the ver the blood of a slat Having: arrived tid peur, ‘They say the cases are sporadic, shols v That is what ails the Kick. It scatters. i The picture going with these lines relates to the general subject only aa aan because it suggests the one day in the year when a consicbrable portion Ay of New York gets up and moves together. = The World said one year that in the event of a new holiday being | & & verely thrown o1 Sought General Moving Day might be selected and called New York Day. | 4 Se meats EN ete That was a humorous first thought, There is a sober second thought merino, the whole headitress belag ni A real New York Day would be not one upon which the city house: | inne mrintn ats stained with henna. Slippers snd & holds should, as by one motion, pack their gods into large vans. | mi the moment that the oMolating priat Sodas AN It would be an occasion which should find the Kick Sporadic turned | “placed pei 4 f is they into the Kick Collective and placed where it would produce the most | 1 fav results, To get various reforms well started and public rights well established the first New York Day of the right kind should have a constructive con- tinuation through about twelve months. By the end of that time local traction managers would cease taking a off trains enough out of rush hours to preserve the balance among strap- ek ck hangers, and other desirable changes would be getting ready to take place, | - i. | : allen : ¥ an 3 oe : There might even be symptoms of haste on such pieces of public keenea eee | x : eG Fr } Fic: fe i: work as the Hall of Records construction, | ez COR fe ¥ F =e No public service corporation or contractor is so dull as not to ap- i ; ye- »Preciate the private pocket value of the Kick Sporadic, “TS Nor is any “practical” politician so dull. KA bed Monday was a record Moving Day. at an upheaval if the individual restlessness of suc ion . ine Indl a Ss such an fould be elevated into the irresistible discontent of a city whose atlones mu be tled 4 the slips is abused! ttn oe UTTERLY UNWORTHY. Pitch The first fruits of the McCarren mastery of Brooklyn are heralded in the announcement that the Long 7 One has selected James W. Ridg | A sum estimated at $36,000,CO0 was received in taxes during the first day Receiver Austin's books were opened. The rush is by no way as his candidate for Borougl: Ree eee ae THE FUDGE IDIOTORIAL. ‘ theatrical } 3 aa a os 7 —s commune a zi — ro eee ee aeniina 7 re, President. * — We wish to serve notice on This oe has teen wontiy vey LAELLE'S from the People .« Answers to Questions. WE WILL Nurphy and Pat Neate ta ever since it w: 4 C. wo Problems. eit 1) not er toa ‘ arth. it would r¢ bit at siand the matter cor Y ol we will NOT run for MAYOR, ‘ in, oe a eine To the Fait : tT “ls "e w in ‘ Ny advise t unless te ad reotly, if ‘hp ane s he + us aM | NOT We will NOT stand up and te each represented the tonilet sok PAVCHA TORING geubieres Alani. B ees Danek. when Te monte ee orawn cowanl (of Ub uld be ho trope | RUN FOR MAYOR. ff counted UNLESS we can do the me Oe TO eee ee tke a ae ta Thirty-one Days’ Savings : ie auinat kok fe A nto of © — a counting OURSELVES! When = nigh the ag servants of the two-fifths mor B. How 4 the ¥ J, nestles Pie US oF | (Copyrot 1905, Planet Pub Co.) M we COUNT we use a Press ) ir People. To go back to the worst days | toes each xet If S were on i i : Where Is the Barth's Axtat ) ke of 1 tt Pet } of the old Willoughby street gang in the selection of the ex-race-track on ne” neni saertt s a ms eal ee on ay District-Attorney is something Brooklyn o} ; site t Run by Steam! This makes it EASY (o KUN up BIG FIGURES ) ig yn ought not to stand, Former An Unenly Daught ‘ } 4 is MORE of US than there Is of anybody els County Judge W. B, Hurd would and should run, He has some strength |? Ur aie ot , aiadtiba nt intl time We know there is MOKE of US than there Is of anybody else. and character, *! *y and we are SATISFIED with this kncow-edge! As for Murphy resident's offi pee ; abe ~ and Pat we do not care What THEY think! We do not KNOW The Borough President's oflice controls the public works of the /Ore 20s Ot wil is se fas : te in that they CAN think! cage athe oe et honest and dishonest. It should te filed mis aa eae Hae ia rst le i x Anan Walking Some day when our BRAIN fs not not tired we will TELL} ee al la ll fored ti ‘hla, Hawt i } f va NSE wate ve 80" hat we think of Murphy and PAT! ig sb gier rll Dele Ah ae ese tee ' ; GHE FVRGHER HISOCORY OF a wf Fr) a e a a * s BY H. RIDER HA GGARD A Y E S H A e ut us She-Who-Must-Be-Obeyed Author of “She,” “Allan Quatermain,” “King ® ; ; Solomon's Mines,” ete, herself upon him, but ¢ Copyrinnted In ar Pnited St iritatn 1 Hawesrsy'™®|!magined that tt must be preliminary | tO some socrifice or offering. It was ecration, ‘Then ike a wave r UD agin, haling I sav syNOPsIs ary Leo Vince ® fragment of a nightmare pre ire, while all the Wend inssstan oe senses tn ail its wily auvporedly nimor ie ow round ese savages drew nis sword Best leave the beasts alone,” Tan awered, doubtfully Dhood was boilin Whether know, for th Leo rushing t the Khan's sw ¢ open apace, where celebrat! \p, of whatever {t might be, ran mu you leave the cat t Kim in fdjotie ree bra id Fone t ere about Nl about six feet in » in which wall was a gateway this we advanced quite unse Woon, | for upon our side of the wall grow m stunted pines, ‘Dor tide led us, till in the t je fow yards from the @ little to the my own 0 ux ital hands ind T fell + where T lay form qui wus our wlio palntes igantic, red-beard- © was ho longer’ | ed to us to stop. 1 she Wont to a low place tu the} “re, ay though she wero seene beyond, It seemed 18, Indeed, that she siw what she! this way and that od, for at first Ft us for apparitions, ‘Thus, Leo on foot and I gailoping after him Wwe came ty the place executioners and thelr victim! « T the fire now—w very kreat fire of resinous pt t ina pit * that measured ab Close to It sat the watdaing the scene wi and rewarding the cat wit bets of raw moat, that he N pollen at bis stde, in which he was so deeply he never saw us unt we w o hha Paouting | blackgu cuttoners, and with a his sword severed } tiem Wao evipped the ted, and was thereby per- | - | plexed, or angered | Presently she appeared to make up her} A, for again she motioned to us to n wiere we were, enjoining silence nus by placing her swathed hand| the mask that hid her face, Next nt she was gone. How elie went, | or whither, I cannot say; ai! we knew| ‘at she was no ‘onger there, 1 {1 we do now? whispered | Stav where we are tll she con al trying back again or something happens,” 1! toward the | answered I So there being nothing else to he done | 1, with Aman with a monte f t reat was clothed in. @ smile, was addressing the ind | understood somes t. soaking tn) | that vet waa ale neaat-worship= 1 about to do to the jehty mother of the mw this that vou and! been spared 80 | mu have anythine: | for vour tim ve her wo rushed wer, If Answer ale 4 sn of fear the great fellow, | Lipen hie knees, not to the head priest whn ¢ setioned him, but ‘he. fore the auly shape of our guide tor power pul up half-artionlate prayers for more rs Mung himae priest, “she ts nd the sword and the volee, Fou about to CHAPTER XXYI, The Sorcerer's Doom. run inte the darkry seemed to lift its paws and 1 f W the witch-doctor sprin wer " ft a ve tray 1 hich tae hom you were com: Anything 1 < $ i 1} wou ang t tray uy whieh hv tpteaply, into yous ‘ if ed aloud, a te Was altt! d heard p | Pantost!>, thor t yor saved the vlothm | sty ait now’ that ie T saw Ita sno! scene, 1 and aw wert } you, whe Hest m that v Lopes i sos on tho it Jong’? $38 to withers, MS y » by the Noles wretch writhed before Ah 7 FOWL | ‘ ' Pe r , sr Ns thc its meal, aprang | tt ‘i wid howled for mercy, Bene red-haired att be ; eign, t st Ach ed (I am tor|o" He appeared 10 auld the high. priest, tewomen. ¢ th his left. haad, the power goes, Declare thy n n. t 3 atrength dashed it t Sowhere it lay welthing and \ her Nand slowly aor Then, as Hows Pl Me f+) and painted ts Bt sacs ihe se by het trooped, pleked the ¢ man turned ghastly w 7 prisoner wis was etandiog by her. teethougne. Me TOetePand nuried it fell back, as 1 think, quite dead, alain vid wijom we rightly guessed to bo her | HH8s GSI UNe WM Ae ee, tor hie was | by hy BP Natl sqeband, ted to project her, but hl | iad with rage and Knew not what he Now many tHe nani tad ih Foal ma being pousd, poor fellow, he could some a4 ful eacril i who, Wore Warhite cat, th Ofte claws, wave ) tho take a part | PAeMaholy chant ond Fall helper to m pressive. This struck un t moved tot ¢ held it before ME j : ' pave ante 11 co onl! he came to | 4 e “pyouns Woman of an)pld man and a woman wath a tall a wooden tray to we rede vty i af Now the es: 0 nothing, One of the oxecut dNnandsome figure, who appeared tol who was seated on a stool the woke froat uf (ick, wuloa he dit devoval the dea.hitke stitiness we could hear ft |knoeked him dawn we be qWjte young, scarcely more than ® cat upon his knees, whither we had seen times, at euch turn drawing a little spitting and growling. At length it moment his wife as ready, anda