The evening world. Newspaper, November 17, 1905, Page 18

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Charles Raymond Macauley. ~# af, Aves | THE MANHIGHER UP. | | g By Martin Green, SEE,” said the Cigar Store Man, “that the doctors: out in St. Louls have got out a blacklist of people who owe doctor bills and will boycott them if they are sick hereafter.” ’ “Maybe some of those who have sidestepped thety obligations to the sawbones are lucky at that,” rev marked the Man Higher Up. “It {8 a8 good as an exe | tension of life to be foycotted by some doctors, The profession of medicine {s the only one in which a,practitioner 1s allowed to Spotl a job and put in a bill for it, The average:doctor wouldn't hesttatoa, minute to try to collect for treating a man fora fracture of the skull. by) putting {ce bags on his abdomen, “A lawyer has to make good in open court; he has to deliver the goods, A doctor can deliver the goods to an undertaker:and never a knock will be | registered against him, An artist, an author or an architect has to know ! his business or he don't get the coin, A doctor is justified in looking at @ sick man’s tongue, asking if he sees things at night, making marks on @ prescription blank and drawing down any amount he thinks the patient will stand for, “It might be a good idea for some of the people who are on the M. D.'a blacklist to get out a little Mst of their own entitled, say, ‘Good i free Hee! Published by the Press Publishing Company, No, 0 to 63 Park Row, New Yorks, ' Entered at the Fost-Office at New York ax Second-Class Mali Matter, MOUUUSEH 40 sc5ics vasisn suevasovenne sevsensy NO, 16,189, | -—_—-— _ eect iat AM rr Forty Millions a Year! The income of John D,-Rockefel~) ler for the current year is estimated | at $40,000,000, of which $20,000,-/ THEY'VE ‘AD THE "TAME OF THEIR LIVES, SIR = MY HEYE, YES! 'M GLAD T0 HEAR IT,SIRt: AND WHEN* *)EVER.YOU RETURN’ Tas KEY, 10085} zZ 1) 7 | 000 is derived from Standard Oil} dividends and the rest from holdings ther companies. | Saal | in railway, gas and » three times the his is more th income of the Czar, It is more thar half the entire fortune of England! richest nobleman, the Duke of West-/ minster It repr s the combined @verage wealth of 40,000 American citizens and the average annual a tmulation of 1,000,000, To pay it in $10,000 gold certificates would take nearly half the Government issue, To pay it in gold ingots would require more than baifithe entire annual output of American gold mines. To count it out th bills of the smaller denominations would keep an expert teller busy ‘fora month. ” It is a larger sum than the total deposits in the savings banks of Japan before the war, It is a sum twice as large as the net earnings of the New York Central for a year and three times those of the New York, New Haven and Hartford. Forty millions a year! It would construct a new Subway, pay the running expenses of thirteen universities like Harvard, build gen new Waldorfs, duplicate the combined British and American war squadrons in the North River, endow forty hospitals or buy the City of Utica, To view it in a darker aspect, what legislatures it could corrupt, what Sena- torships it could buy! To run “houses of mirth” in forty State capital would not begin to impair it. Abstractions about the power of wealth assume a peculiarly concrete form in the case of the individual possessor of $40,000,000 a year. To , the man in receipt of this enormous revenue Dives of old was as a Lazarus and Croesus a petty Libyan princeling, The growth of the Rockefeller fortune to its present size was the ‘wonder of the nineteenth century; how great is the twentieth to see it grow? In 1900 it was computed at $400,000,000, or $100,000,000 more tue / (6000 ove,? WOLD SHARP | CRE 4 a (THE JOKE'S 2ON THE HORSPITAL! / h\) OPENED 4 ws —_.- — . By B me . , Plumbers Gone Wrong,’ and including the names of about 50 per cent. of the graduates of the medical schools, The real doctors who know thelr ‘business and love it would furnish the names under cover, It is a peculiar grade of ethics that prohibits one doctor from butting Into another's cases, even though he knows that the other has no more right to be doctoring than he has to be chasing Theodore Roosevelt around the White House with a stuffed club, “The law compels a contractor who {mperi!s life by poor workmanship or material to suffer 1f he makes a bad break. If a child runs tn front of a trolley car apd is killed the motorman fs arrested, But you newer hear of a doctor being prosectited for malpractice unless the case {s #0 flagrant that {t attracts the attention of the police, There is no penalty provided in the case my friend Joe Klien tells about of the man who went to a hospital for treatment and was sent home In a box labelled ‘Opened by mistake,’ * ‘Many a doctor has died @ martyr to his work,” asserted the Clgap * than the combined fortunes of the Rothschilds of London, Paris and! Btore Mas AeuEitaniEbah OR fees , 4, ns : 5, * * “Sure,” agree: ne a to “and ma y § nt nt Ss gone Menna, Since that time Standard Oil dividends have increased it by} AMS LULE TORUS OER AGERE SEER Tete) DRONES Nearly $100,000,000, and income from other sources added half as much, | — f , eS By a conservative estimate it is now at least half a billion, Will it “$b em yee oe pass the billion mark during the next decade? Its accretion of $40,000,- Boycott and Moon Cakes. 4 000 this year if left to compound at 31-2 per cent. would reach $1,240,- W RITES a Canton correspon ‘Wwithi oe * The Astor Which the poyeott has eiven rise, hae now entered the epnere of religion 000,000 within a century. The Astor and cerned ttself with ceremonial observances, Everybody in Ghing “eon etn om Mt pers ime wit Letters from the People ~* % Answers to Questions smn: er tam'tt senna tat a lent of the China Mall: The flerce struggle to represents t i repamtion of a pecullar species of moon cakes which are very popular with all aration of these cakes for many yenrs the finest quality of out division or alienation the nation will have by the middle of the t An “1 Road Grievance, pe A, M he) jump ts 14 feet 9 es, made (wiih | is four-leaf clover? The as been used. It has now been decided by the ladies of Canton, eth century a monetary dynas ver of which the world pre- 1 \ Frew aaa pander iw er ; in to atiend to these matters, that they will not buy any cakes oe i : Wh , 3 : erye Ol jour, b I] content themselves with fried rlee cake . vious to this generation never conceived Aes I had t er tare ping she ‘ de | of riends ne it xk, : ; wane mee» tied tice cakes instead . get into a Sy stlbrates | : 94 den: Others s Mr. EB ver, regard to the cakes usually presented to the servants, it has been In France to-day there are only ten persons possessing fortunes of One Hundr ; . decided chat money shall be given instead, Indeed, through the medium of the A Weird pt the t Evening World " Fi ; It is cutrag eer —e —_ 19,000,000 or more. In England only twenty persons have incomes, UR ATHLETE to change, above $250,000, With us the amassing of millions has proceeded at such | walt in the cold a planchette, the far-famed god of war has 1 AMAT - riper je known his will in the matter and Selnee, Bares asd Ghes | The Highest Staircase, Has warned all to keep from the orthodox juxury or they will incur his flerce 5 displeas In addition to this most importati: decision, it has been decided 1 bitte ef . Pairty-ffth street for readers a Palitor ne Evening World OR the ascent of Mt, Omi, on the a . mea @ pace as to make fortunes of this size too numerous to excite comment. —jooal, Why eannot t th aves | brave tf he Society owne the town , F borderiand — bet 7 ; s dings and such i itous eocasions the same rule shall apply. I have ig tatty here Fa oe atae HNWltie TARA PARE ; : One Hundred and. dispute about { The the Prince, the gown— China and the n 3. only touche t ringe of the subject here, for the naitive accounts cover It is in the Rockefeller master-fortune that the chief public interest epee Ae Mal LAE Sess srg eeu n wit " 1 on the hum! | chere fs an artificial « wwe of what shall not be eaten if any American flour ie used, And oo tt Tes, and the main yncern, as well, as to its ultimate destiny. Will the the mmtter wid ef tw take bh w ‘ 2 ; ‘y is oe of 2.000 steps, cut In s wil be found that this problem will solve itself, for the owners of cake shops iT} i it? Ww ’ race ‘ Bt She anew, r ed as to what y shoul ¢ a Rockefeller billion be a menace to the national welfare or a benefit? working man SLL faa ‘ “ And only the ebrysanthemum We sie we xed as to w ela should do were they ¢o boycott American flour, ‘ . te . . 5 . : ao . : 3 i en aah litle Aa Sn and now the people themselves have deck ” Making full allowance for the universities and libraries that are te Tore Up the Transter, 8. L, ( E, MAB 8. ‘ cece “ oes ee come from it, the hospitals, parks, lyceums and public henefactions of all 7% the Paltor of The Evening Worla Figures Wrong Somewheret Part of Greater New York . Be: ’ t a 3 a w ba I o g W 7 . ar be ' is To the BAltor of The Evening Wo kinds, this immense aggregation of wealth wielded by one man as an au town ded Poor walke @ knows of A) “Te Long Island City @ part Strange Street Paving, rat cannot fail to constitute a peril to republican institutions, In it ve ; Be ee ee we A ROC E Nem Yor oF LM ® CIby by HERE Is @ street in Gwandu, Africa, which Is a place of skulls, ‘The town, | be ae ed and at i wv : athne be © most sinister i Be ar Ak enim ee egal LINDSTROM, oval In shape, Nas round & a ring of poles, every one of which ts crowned “2% Mllioe centred: and embodied a) power Sb Gt MENS RIUSEE I My pee te the : For 0 Four-Lent Clover for buck, with a human skull. There are six gates to the town, and each Is ape & fluences and necessarily arousing benevolent the! t ister , ‘ ne 8 ‘i Weilie or ene ‘eWorld | i thete noached by a pavement of skulls, o: which sometiving like 12,000 were used, Thig r j j ist , decile for me ff It t 1 the sitine, | pavement fs snowy white, motives of its administrator may be made to appear, git to be nding lo some ae OF i / ’ ey ee , : poe, ankintie | pAAAARAARADAADDADAN PNA , i Lore) Wo Thrilling ADVENTURES in the Unknown Land of the Yaquis, with FIERCE FIGHTING -»—«— The Canyon Ol Gold M —» <~ Against INDIANS, and LOVE as the HERO'S Splendid inspiration.—By Arthur Rochefort. very slowly that seelng how noble) "You will change your 6YNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS d make a pre wae g sou aud the captiin ave been to the | vironment.) bila tis 3-4 and, a young New Yorker, ius soe - . 7 ; . 7 ; wead tpan and his daughter, this is! "l hope so," replied Laey quietly, Care ee Men lke Alaba living prot eur My 4 Sid To a js { . n Ciristauelike. But d want time | “And vou are giad—you are rt © e gainat the theory that His ae IA % a § Perhaps jt might be better | "I lope to-morvow will be the be & Bin ne J SHOGE eg At ” : a * {Wo was to marry, for he's | @inningsof happiness,” she sald, 4 Frank ‘ gO eee Heald f es very poor; but till she's | "Ab, you area brave, noble ait, ‘The i PAE WOE ARMOR ts , 4 } viger it'd be eruel to say any: | prize’ was well worth fAghting for. i Vu! Mountalns til he had rescued his k 4 4 rt about such things, Don't Goodby-au revoir, rather—ti (O-mor+ : self that he was ks row. And Mantell walked ow! ¢ Aftor wheeziig a good deal, and re-|dark face aglow with triumph, ge} it beating how very sorry he was for Dr.) The eastbound train ‘ucson + W t whethe Moore's conduct, and what a truly sai at midoight and on this Mantell had are 1 were r id, the ¥ ly man Captaih Mantell was, ranges to go to New York with Lucy, c 1 of his 7 greed to postpone all action for @ W He came to the boarding-house will by tine, it was thought, Luey) Gore at 11 and was surprised to fi the Y might be to ppeak for herself that Luey had not on her hat 1 be increased Mrs Fleming did not trouble the sick] “| think,” aaid Mantel, looking & . t Into the {eirl by @ repetition of matters which | nie maton ; wal ities NE t quite sure Gore had told) Me t . ie scolded on her plans, and| “ey ‘a minute,” Peming, t al loneliness Mantell now called at the | WhO had Just come some the # auencn nse {Wo oe Lines times a. Bentlemen’ here who want to feo the Colonel and the Captain.” As she spoke always late at nigt she flutg open the door and four how Lucy was, and he fresh flowers and the rar to learn HARK het resolute men, thelr pistol belte outside Of which Myre. Wiemtt et ith | Chel coats, strode into the room. effusive expressions uf gratitude for | ,,0M¢ glance at these men and) Mans Mantel felt that he had matters now |‘ ‘ , Strong enough, sie must wither consent | Lotlerlng Gore was treated In the same fo an immediate marriage, or, &8 he) rhe four me: pefore 108 7 y ie n were officers from Cal- {tite Betors proposed, she would allow) irornia and the Territory, who . hed | Mrs, Fleming appeared to|/CO™e for these accomplices who were # rencued nm benutit ening, and ie capt en mportant Aa te ' be more gracious, and she no| Wanted in Sacramento to answer the CHAPTER VIII . 1 lo ‘offered objections to the adVies ohare of murder and a score of minor 4 7 . wt ne re and of Gore or io the plans of the Captain, #o that both Were becoming quite sure|, They were taken away, and in time that they had misjudged her; and the | felt the vengeance of the law, but. be- Coloner luughingly declared ' that he! fore they left the boarding house Mre, jwas himself falling in love with the| Fleming aprang another surprise, jbuxom widow and had quite made up| “Come in, boys! Come in!" she call» his mind to cut Pike out, | ed, through an open door, Of Inte Mrs, Fleming had taken to| Comin’! roared Alabam; and he ene sitting in the dark after her usual hours | tered beside Frank Rand, and was fole |for retiring On two occasions a man| lowed by Pedro and Ma jactually crept to the window of her) That wonderful West is a land of sur- room, and after ecchanging letters with) prises, a place to which the tend ese ost, im her, vanished inte the darkness \¢his case, come back to delight r nee to Mra. Flem Af this mysterious postman had | friends and confound their enemi@, 1 | e thougat Your and ood friends, Mrs. S$ fone, Mra Fleming would lisht her) A year and six monthé haye. makina ® | Blessing, god we've Goth, § crust, mace Miyy [femp read over a crumpled sheet and | since we parted from Gore and 36 The End of the Hunt, ITHOUT changing his manner, eager that the walls should not continued The light returned to her eyes, the color to her cheeks. | "Your father meant to do what was Ment, I am sure of that, and ff be did a wrong it was when desperation fad mad WANE, “What wrong did he do but to him- elt” asked Lucy “He paid his last assessment wit is note for two thousand five hundre Salone jore's charge against the) on your mind I could tell Miss Moore." | - h crushing blow @ hesitated, a puzzled expression x . a red-rimmed eyer, then he = ——— a friend, | friends of the young Indy and the ven carry another crumpled wheet to) and Frank and his wife and Mit way reflect on Al Cretan ne Lucy's room, and after. mare reading| Mrs, ‘Tom Colby are in New York on MBUE Where. doae the ‘Capit come the two women would embrace, cry al thelr honeymoon, nue. ‘ Hed litle, but not from sorrow, and then| If the reader should meet them, Frank @oliace.”” parton wer Tit explain anid Gore, lxo th hed and sleep as peacetully an tol Rand may tel how the Yagut “But what of that?’ Vel iitting ap red hand to restrain jthose who, after much suffering, find| with Zalone at their head, pleaded suas “Only thy, my dear young Ind h | tapullve widow, | Gore’ thing else at suddenly that the pain rst gone. coasfully with the chlefs for his Captain Mantet! the Indorser Sgt Caner echt aay atlar Nowy: ob tte Srianakthy moment and showed length Licy was able to ‘sit up.|/ hey would have him. tive with aptain Mantell's name as the indorser 4 : NNER aR t« t . told how generous King hey ch. covered even more ranitly thaalbut when they learned that a heey to the dead man; and ith startling abruptness, he told dead man had abused Mar Ty, fier had declined. The light recurned|the north a woman whom Gore, retlect her eyes, the color to her cheeks | awaited him, the counell met of that note, was a forgery. Hush! he way! Waat way?’ asked Mrs./and the Captain noted with pleasure this council Frank Sgateened rt Make no ontery! I have not made this matter public: I have not even told the viter putting her to hed, a doctor, who enjoined in &@ Way out,” sald the ve hi of P ’ nin) that there was a glad ring in her volze| ery of the Canyon Doro, Captain, 1 know how preciowm you aro the clatter of many he H the Lllowing day Gore calles ° onfidence by forging his in Vie sue eaptain. joves the git | When she net hi : “yen ft wae Aecldea “at } : nd 1 do not w old oety Manuel Wes : rou | ei a great sorrow jemen r ‘ any mo- | Mantell had ww er to drive with! He freed and given alk i fo him, and 1 do not want a cloud to r ea!" orle und us: do vour| egiin, a great sorrow ‘ " 1 | and ts ready to marry her at any mo-| Mantel ® wi MAME Vakiroen, You." ‘Cero sose nd | Alngece ne ie eareaneeee hie cad w Rack Bo HED eae Medel By may Want to saye the girl's name." \inent, If she was iis wife hed be|him, but this she deciiied on the plea| god on condition that has { rates " feaped to the mouth of the cave, by Ihe went down to the borae-| "There te so much the young lady|Gore continued, “but I cannot forget | more willing to hush the whole matter \that no matter her desire to please her|thelr secret and never again. fooked at bis wntch ih," Ge Raped, | epee Mexican obeved ‘the somenana, | se should know at once," he sald to Mra.| that a# a reputable member of the! up and 1 ie 1 could get the courts | friend, it would hardly Water than I thought. Will call to-l aie wnat were two rifles a inat the Be 48 to seek pleasure while . Fleming. par I also owe a duty to pe law, tol ty gully Morrow afternoon, and talk matters Ah ia of two hundred majnted Ya- Wile Lie, Bioérs ootit | nots Sting She wikowe hur ie ou sons ng? it id dates eae ’ * herset to, beltevo that her father, no plied the widow, “but if you could ‘Mm Fleming?” @rer, Good night" And before Lucy quis by f ree to such an ari suc Ss matter the temptation, wes a forger, let me know what it is that is pressing fice, Fleming did not- understand aay, hat do you say, sat, he aca aeprte e Canyon,