The evening world. Newspaper, December 11, 1905, Page 13

(a 2 1 } \ he Ev aign World's Home Magazine, Monday Evening, December MRS. ‘NAGG AND MR—-- =| MAMMA’S BOY. & cnimneys but Only Finds Troubie, N@ By F. G. Long. By Roy L. McCardell, : BELL) ‘ pe Now ‘YOU ¢ ; APEC , > ape? ‘ i » qm hag “ 4 G0 OVER ANDO i ? she To Ail Tired Out with Chitstmas Shopping, but Much Anylody Carer If She) |) ve XK i N r Yo) WARS AAWHE TELA. POP Pate Vee yoda ; ] y iF Kills Herself Working for Hor Husband and Her Home. rf Your cur Wat) tn Dir ALaind ‘ Lire ust To PLEASE. ¢ Oo ’ H, you got home before I did, Mr, Nags! Well, : Wana t bo c \ THE, MITTLE FEL J\ | HE Hippojrome's Mareeline has « please don’: start to find fault the, moment L put . ¥ (sore SnoPrins,” | . ee } oe | rival In the Metropolitan's Cas M my foot in the bouse, | wasn't cut for my, 9Wwe 7 S 4 are | | ruso, The dovghty tenor gave to "Before and After’ at plasure, I assure you, and as for your,boing Nomp be Contied's lovely ‘now curtain | Manhattan to-morrow night, 16 fore me, it is the first time, und I have @ raging head) ache and Just dying for a cup of tea, and what i pave! i been through with this day is enough »p Kilk@ horse, And) 1@ if you do not want to see me faint you wil) run and Bet) | mea cup of tea! . ’ are you going? I am sorry, Mr, Nagg, that) the sight of mo stars you to running away...) am sure wheh you come\home and I am waiting for you, J at licking on Saturday afternoon, | pont of asking police pro! | When the course of “L'Eislr @'Amore” | péreonal press agent, Hive anything but smooth, Tt was ai} tered from cold and fearne ho, walls” B nf acokdents, the curtain setting a) Po start wit, thie Melidtah example that jnantmate things @én-| proposed that! lieve mynelf Pid over were disposed to follow! ‘Tue| a Broadway ear, andas the ambulan m katie and Sravrich backs | was bearing me away to yh ’ ty Were turned In an Up-stage rush Hear) they speculate upon. wi * " HERES the close of the first act the curtain AG dee doh tne covoron oourtead to, walt. aul seu, 638) () b 9 f subject you will turn out to be speaking, although you never open your mouth but 10 i bil y NueRE the fact that there. waa Wo be lat ake oF baie outed by acm ta l tua : ) on _— v the fact that there was to be a last take Ox ad interript/me, Mr, Nagg, 1 has been on = mad burst when the singers got their bs teigieg, vga ny mind time and I will speak. I have Irept atlent second wind, Sembrieh was the first to \ i have put up with too much, L will suffer no turn and “view with alarm’ che awful bac asin mag Ay longer, Worst of all 1 went downtown to-day without situstion, She wildly waved back the x! Pras erchief, and thors was & ofowd of pushing, jostling women atound curtain, but when she eaw that her {m- | Ret ak wae ho md fhe ad & pale handk what 1 it erlous commands were bell pt ‘ thal erchief bargain counter, for ‘was the use of buying anything: bu fs tt Dont ay : sa ne wasted Qoenr the ges ag @ Liktle cheap cotton ona when I have plenty of linen ones at home? n the ett) alr she sprinted for the footlights and won by a note. Not| "HR This also I declined on so Caruso, who was pluogiug along a| t!v@ grounds. Next he implored me bad second, He failed to “beat it’) Wk through @ near-by powder mill ‘The falling folds caught him at the| #moking @ large perfecto, to show my wire, as It were, mussing up bis hair} @dmirers my fearlessness! But 1 aa! i detnyings @ hundred people! SEEN MY and his technique in a way that made| sured him smoking in @ closed oom And \there was a fat man with a turn-down collar in the lineand he nad a) LITTLE Bo ‘ee him furious, Turning with all the ove mea headache: Ps woman ith him who wore a fur bolero trimmed with braid and Ince and groen f A M wrath of a epolled tenor and the Italian Say, what's the matter \with you) ribbon baws and she wore one of those smart French hats with an eagle feather | 1 < temperament, he pitched into the of- Soy, way?’ he demanded, it was green underneath and a soft gray color above, with a gilt m@bbon on top, feciing ourtain and dealt it several! “Have you any Ideas of your nd it unui have coat $12, although ft didn’t become her in the least, and she had savage blows, He Jikewlse butted te sort of @ private life do you & tan boxchat, with a small stain in front that you couldn't hardly notice! Roe audience got half its money's) the way, you have a poultry fen | So If ever you meet with elther of these two men, the man with the brown Certo soetinued 88 poset Ae te Croton - onthe Hudson? That derby hat and the fat man with the turndown collar, {t wilt show how little you equal ‘te of laughter and applause. sounds to mo like a Prohibition care for mo if you do not ask chem how dare they act as they did! Caruso's next achievement was almost | ¢state dealer rubbing it in’ What do l.care how. many peowe were waiting? I had some change, but the to tip himself off a bench, and he for. “Tl have @ poultry farm, yom, with a $5 bill, was the handiest| and I wasn't golng away without counting my change, sae fy aauetes ear Cy Beh : 8,000 fowls scratching the any m but some people are so inconsiderate, and especially some men, thax ty are just Nemorino's bottle of love dope over his | Mfested soll,’ T proudly replied. 8 bad as thowe Subway guards, who shout “Step lively! Step ively?’ when you unlucky head, If there had heen four| taken five prises, and T—a.) 2. have been walting ten minutes for a train, and, as I said to one of them with a Lag ‘of Varet, pate Ge Work, ako “'Tl go up, there and hatch red face, if they'd only run thelr trains Mvely tt would be better than to shout ably have gone hon In am ambubance, + Hale scheme,’ he Interrupted, At people to step lively, and me that tired out thet I could hardly walk and the! ‘ car so jammed that the platform man had «he audacity to try to keep me from) Ithough much thanks I get for being economical, and then coming home in it rush and the way men act in the cars {s something frightful, and simply 1 stopped to count my change at the ticket window of the Subway-and | oes Ho's up there now, nd he O offset the cold snap, the Pro-| that he will shortly pull off make him famo gressive Stage @ociety ts offer-| that will / ped don't like the idea of ‘a They getting on! ing ‘The Right to Love,” by had Why can't some people have @ little patience and walt for another train? ae Gta, you knowiiet the! Berle eo well with an ad adh ied ny gts But here I am jus: dying for a cup of tea, and asked you to get it; and much attention you paid to my asking, and my head splitting Ike ns ff tt were gving © burst, and me shopping all this day—not for myself, Mr. Nagg, but for others, > and nothing but trash in the stores, although I did see a lovely smoking table for $4.08 that I ordered home C. O. D, for’you, and you will spoil all my Christmas by showing you don't care for euch things! And that's all a man cares when @ woman does her best and sacrificed her health in-going from store to store getting mobbed by trading-stamp women, just to save & few pennies! | Oh, how my head aches! Where !s my oup of teat Luncheon Talks with the Boss...” By Mark Madigan, of ON’T think that because the head of the department doesn't compliment you all the time your work js not giving sat-| f % ley Lyceum, Icicles wil continue to HP Actors’ Society Iayphi drop From the eaves'/of Sherry's and [is for a ity nae | “Del'e” ornighe and po-morrow night, {ts publication. that the contributors will be mer and stir well) tells me he has raine, Mary Shaw, George: completed ‘The Revolution of 1910," which ends wittr a band of 8o- grin ftanen, Roadone clallsts marching up from the Bowery | Burbeck, Charles Mackay and to the Metropolitan Opera-House and | Pitt, Pe APR on 4 killing off our front families, Mr, D's fab Panasahe Pt Hairy, Scorching in Bearville # # #8, «& By Rob Thompson) sick uta? tee") [) "aha nt, Son ie aay pm juce ; ‘“ ir Henle 4 ea on) GM SAY) TDN] | asada! very coolotio Riselon peters | Sooiuitbe” of GE. Yeu tae nn T Guess €H? HATE TO who first appeared gt the Hernld| special, matinees | wil ne LEAVE JUST é T: Terrible ‘Theodore (add Kre- | the latter part of this Square ‘Theatre tn’T%he Chosen | AEM PIAS, and amor ; ‘| People” are feeling the blight that has fot Londons oe } fallen on the Innd of the! Czar, Tt.js An pe a {staction. It, frequently occurs that when the hend of the NOW ! he department is complimenting one man and getting him @ when they/give benefit performances for ICKETS to this weok'a Uttle hoost in salary he is only using the complimented one / sufferers from the Russian outrages that pearian performances ‘by 4 @ means to iritate somo one he fs envioug of. No head of a department Mikes to see any man develop too great a fs filled, ‘“T must foregd the theatre um= capacity for achieving personal advancement, The natural eon s RY] y ti the trouble {» oyer,'t.aid one Rus- envy in man will catise him to fear that the man with the WAL, EF THEY sian woman when the subject came up, tendency to get there all the time may some dad be alt- (png "Tt Le msg ae to fa to a place of} on the instalment p! vancing Into the job be himself holds, It 1s this play of Aint E¥-CEED aye rene ieee pate A aa best plan vet avy and the ambitions of men that protect the employer and get results out ~IN' TH! SPEED ; LIMIT.MY) @fimen that he would not receive if the man moved along in a pertectly satistieu PEN RSA NE PT 9 AT, thy NAME AINT Wigte wa| |KUBELIK PLAYS WITH THE ! NEW YORK SYMPHONY BAND, Walter Damrosoh’s experiment of «iv-\ heard for the first time in orchestrel ing the New York Symphony Orchestra | form, cave Mr, Damrosch's men another oowerts on Sunday afternoons seems to | chance to show their musicl and be guceasstnl. At the thind, of the series; She «rowing imoertance of, the in Cnrherfe Hall vesterday there waa| tlon in the mrusteal world.’ It ts a, thelr ttle theatre In Bast ‘Third street B. Mantel and | get compliment that fe unconsclously paid by disinterested persons in work ‘well done is far more entisfactory than any the head ‘of the department can pay| | ad «for you. His compliment ts apt to be for @ purpose, end unless you are self. hypnotized by vanity {t won't mean much to you. F ‘Work ie an automatic for. vaylty, It doe br pel “3 repul adequate return in way of establish that is sure to get its reward sooner or later, Avdrew Carnpgio when he was a telegraph operator knew that no matter! how hard be worked he had little chance to achieve any great fame as such, and! worked tn his off houre studying the practical bap tote ink Vb of 4 Fe geo aos mee jawend kicking about os an oveflowing house, \ bit of Workmanshtn, full of ofa com 3 peering Reb porrie a Gbude't get w rales of bly Whee tre 19H Kubelik wn the ‘solotst, and his sella and with no small melodie inves, | ho was equipped to move into a job with an tren works, where te miwing Gower. coduesnombe, ‘bit heen are ‘ poodipdanye money fe thought he. was fntitied to, ‘ the real music-loving quality of tie| ubelilk chose Bruch’s @coton fantasy |) ‘When he got on that fob be didn't do anything but work, eat and ateep,ana| 7 Sha ere fenner nays ogee ra vate Ayana Carers rm ory. stiows that Camegie's auccesa is no exception to the rule of qusceed af Ue Koh ho msise tention to the symphony and the intellty | Medium for the display of frig: esyta yl : went appreciation of Its worth, vellous mastery of the violin, Ir ‘Work aad work and after that work. “~v That ok bavile horse of this, the | 48 in Sarasate’s evnsy tunes, his sex Tschatkowsky No, 6 was Mr, Dam-} offering, he was at his very rosch’s selection, and he led the aad,| was recalled again and aegin,| 4 beautiful, barbaric, soulful work of the| body would leave the hall Russian composer with loving devotion |\plaved once more. and action so magnetic as to cause the} The concert will he repeated 0- dishevelment of his batr, Tt was read | ow sroning: the tout -talleed and played with superb swing and | hort Suntey, ‘inom sreadth, toate Of A Rane Pree An Itallan serenade by H. Wolff.! first New York appearance, His Finish, The Owl's Howls, ~ In the Name of the Law. By Albert Payson Terhune, (Judge Gates, , Clty, refuses to| And, acting tes’ precedent, fore @ man to pay for ilk ‘wuirt | Ane oF ie ponens by the that hie jews When the Lawyer's Eloquence Failed. but loud-; to @ into the thicket and bray and frigtnten the animals out, while the Iton Was to lle In walt and kill the fugitives as fost'as they appeared. The ass sought the darkest part of the jungle, 4nd, lifting up bis awful. voice, brayed 6. y i inttare wit we the een ‘The courts can't make us pay a cent. ieee not wear such SKIS }“at thet when by such almple life Tt edie? ‘We'd emptied all the stores, HE Maj-With-the-Ingrowing-Brain |I hunted up a Judge whose wite / : 4 and brayed and brave’, The ass was Perusdd Judge Gates’ decision, Can't bear to lve indoors. face sak quite intoxicated wit uproar, 1 Then chortled loud tn joy--"'Tis)7 yought a handsome house. And, say! tel? A pt ought bed return and wee he Ao plain That kind Judge wouldn't make me To “Revive” Meat, A Unique Sauce, » Hon thougst ef It, With a light heart T win by that provieton! ye fe Pay! OILED meat used in making soups | (TEWED prunes, pitted. spiced to he went back and found the lion look- truck a plan that cannot fil” lor toursl @ Judge whose wite doth hate B ls often tasteless and dry, If teft| \) taste with viregar, cinnamon and” | ing doubtéully about him, Bip wed (Mew be tale ¢ ; Oute!de Now. York. to stay; tn the soup over night the jutces| cloves, uwestened and aooked #6 the, | “What do you think of that? nald “I sent my wife to buy\herself 1 bought an out-of-town estate, will return to It and te meat will thus|right gongistency, make m deliclousi) Wy A coat and muff of seal. His Judglets says!—Don't pay!’ bag @xultant ass, “Don’t you think I \ “em? rd “ ‘Seared ‘em? repeated the ton, In 40 agitated tone. "Why, you'é ‘a’ scared Ar me if I didn't know you were a jack- GDH ana!” “Oh, sing to us, owl, we hegeock! bo rendered both palatable and nutri-| spiced sauce to serve with éhidken, tam | tious. key or veal, oe BP eT) May Manton’s Daily Fashions;*— + ‘D) Then, vowing I was shy on pelf, 1 went back on the deal, I found a Judge whofe wite does not ‘Wear furs. I won out on the spot, .|"80 day by day my wife cofftrives One Judge's wife rich gems abhors, Bo I've cleaned out the jewelry stereo. "And thus I dodge all legal strife And sidestep each repievin. But now I seek a Judge whose wife ‘The strangest thing ever was done ‘Tho fury laughed, tho effect of the Te fish notes you burély can To bu 1 ag By an African ape’s eldest son, z's) eee 1) Though ill at her ease 0 RY, Sapanerve. coathing Has gone to live in Heaven. ’ LOUSE walets : tnmryer ggonorpua eloquence was. Viaibi.'- The ewl ariel (g pleats, Ot sorta for which the Judge's wives [yor ob! ‘twill pause me endiesd mirth fg cg Bs at bre a But ali she could do was’ to / entertain @ loathing. To purchase (without pay) the Barth," | So now the young couple are one. similar iimy ae vials are greatly in vogue this winter and are always | cliarm- ing and attractive, “t is one that ts eminent eilmple and tha. guits all these materials edmir. ably well, while also, is adapted to sille to wool, so that its — posstbilities are almost, / without Imit, In ¢he © Mlustration, however, It ts mevle of white Brus sels not with. trimming of Cluny lace, the two materia's combining to a nicety, The broad shouldered effect pro- duced by the yoke ts exceedingly attractive and quite novel, while the arrangement of the trimming gives excep+ tionally becoming Sinew to the figure, In addl- tion to the lace there are almost innumerable bandings that can be used if preferred. antity of ma te required for the netunt size 1s 4 yards M, 91-2 yards: Mtr or 218 yards 44 Inches wide, with $o4 yards of wide banding, and 41-4 yards of narnow, Pattern 6214 le out in sizes for a 3, 3% 28 and 40 Inch bust meae Corre = (OL Nora cntesenTh _HONEYMO ( BETTY'S BALM FOR LOVERS, | Beauty nurs By Nixola Greeley-Smith, ete pincer be alwaye takte her to) Fis: Margaret Hubbard Ayer | Y 4\ the park. don't think he has given you any ' bean f2" Mutton en Casserole. , Very positive proyts of devotion. Don't! Ttohing Scblp. UT wome moderately thick aloes from a cooked Jeg ot\ mutton, re- Move all fat and wkin and plekle, Wry togebher for fifteen minutes one and @ half ounces of butter, @ sliced onlon, tomato, a few pieces of celery, a aia oan ae tt J of flour 4 ai (rut preventive, and if tt does not i allay also the itch: |’ daly anything tO him about his people on ‘ P]}ing use the second him. 0 you} ANY accbunt. There ts no impropriety In the owing: ‘or not} walking in the park at any time, but I ‘ tonica: ‘Tineture of ai ita should think you might find it rather pantharidos, 1 cold, ‘gad She Won't Believe Him. ‘ } it a boy and J love a’ gir! , ‘one yeas younger very nud, by it all ther with six ounces of seems to With t “nt A ore 't, believe me. Seiihaad tok ir os gare dendrutt is noticed, Hore Fey. him. (of. costae, ev to ike her she gays sho takes | is the tonle for falling halr; Phento tied h coh donag ot c TU drums’ uneture. of” red einchon ‘love ipaipatt ae \ } %. grams) ‘tincture of cantharides, ‘will , Dow great |) “on. Hie rosemary ill, map ahh J vod a9 matin tn oie ry Eg grag; tincture of nux vomics ‘4 i 10 «grams; amveet mond oil, rams, * ’ Apply te the roots of the balr with « sort nge once or twice a day. This Tatton ts iateclany good for very dry utr, A Depilatory. A. B.-OF the many good depile- Blovo> \/aot—-Pattern No, 5214, sure, Merles on the market, you should a be wble to find one to sult your)? wow , ‘yi ut send by mail to THT EVENING WORLD MAY LT) would’ sumsest tho plaster! $ gueg;, TON FASILUN BURBAU, No, 21 West Twenty-third street, Thene 2 LOTK deh ten conte tn ootm of wtampe for each pattern LAPORTANT--Write your name and address plainly, and al- sant temporery revedy, Nothing Patter» Ways specity sixe the eleotric needle will destroy ghe ab the simplest ond least |