The evening world. Newspaper, March 30, 1906, Page 20

° Mmome Magazine, Friaey Bvenin ~ Back at the Old Stand? ; (The Hadley Investigation Being Over.) . Pornen Press Publishing Company, No. 8 to @ Park Row, New York, ; eR a manera at ike Dee Ora6s Gk New eek: ani weccid-Clabe Wil 30Atter. By J. Campbel y. SENATORS AND RETAINERS. In view of the betrayal of the dity through the amended Elsberg bill it is instructive to recall the jaunty professions of disinterested motives with which the stabs were inflicted. | Senator Grady was especially UKs H vehement in his protestations. He declared that he was “not talking for any retainer” or “arguing in ) any private interest.” Yet how could the Traction Trust have been better represented | than by the Senator who “modified” | the bill along the very Imes on} which it was to the trust’s advantage to have it modified? How could the merger interests have been better served than by (Cooper, whose enthusiastic support of the bill during its first considera- | tion by the Cities Committee underwent a sudden sea change? His! qualms were appeased by the amended bill. | How could the trust have been better served than by the vote of the | old guard—Grady, Martin, Fitzgerald, Cullen, McCarren, Cooper, Gard- ner and Hasenflus—to make its monopoly absolute? | Retainers or none, these Senators performed the services expected | of men under retainer. They voted 2s the tools of a trust are looked to | to vote. What more could paid agents have done to smooth the way | of monopoly than they did? How long is the city to put up with the conporate ownership of Sen-| ators? When shall we have an experiment in municipal ownership at ‘Albany—ownership of Senators by the city for the city, with a whipper- in to keep the pack in fine for the city with a zeal like that of the present | corporation “whip”? : . 12,000 FROM OVER SEA. ‘ Twelve thousand new American citizens from Europe In a day! | , Enough to fill the Hippodrome, the Mefropolitan Opera-House, Carnegie | : Music Hall, together with an overflow audience sufficient to crowd Daly’s. Enough children in the number to fill a modern schoolhouse to its capacity. A new tax on the overcrowded hospitals, on the city’s charity resources, on its jails. ; But on the other hand a new source of revenue, For each of these | new mouths to feed there must be provided in the course of the year $18 | worth of hreadstuffs, $8 worth of meat and $20 worth of dairy and other | foods; $17 worth of clothes. To satisfy all their needs, reckoned at a minimum of $98, will require $1,176,000 annually. i SAY HENRY ~ |}VE BEEN HAVING THE TIME OF MY LIFE | SVE Jou BD. R | a4 LAKEWOOD ° butchers, bakers, farmers and manufacturers, Some of it will be made | in this city, some of it dug out of Pennsylvania mines and Western farms. | But in the end it will be added to the sum total of national wealth. 4 In all estimates as to whether we are swallowing more than we can digest in the matter of European immigration the economic aspect of the prob- lem presented by the newcomers must be borne in mind, 1 LABELS ON MEDICINE BOTTLES. Why should there be opposition to a legislative bifl prescribing that patent medicine bottles containing alcohol or narcotic drugs shall bear | labels to that effect? i | Is it feared that if the public is made aware just how much opium | ~S or cocaine or laudanum it is taking in daily doses it will throw/ them away? | Is it supposed that with a working diagram before fts eyes of the | kN Be Processes by which a headache is quieted “right off” it would prefer to] 4 xattte Girl's Complaint. think any one could be so bad? It wi be one wild To the Biltor of The Fvening World: A Group of Oddities in Picture and Story. HIS ts the latest photograph of the famous Mile. Ladolsita, who hag been causing the Russian police more annoyance than a whole Sroup of hustling Nihilists could stir up. She is here represented in Japan- ese garb and make-up; a detail which, by itself, would scarcely tend to popu- farize her just now in Russia; nor ts that the worst of her offenses. Mile. Ladoiska appeared at a recent carnival ball In a dress covered with allegorical pictures of a political nature, Secret detectives tmmediately escorted her home, and the dress was confscated. On the following evening she wore an- other costume, which repeated the of- fense. Thig wes sized also. ‘The “Egyptian” cigarette Is made of Turkleh tobacco and paper manufac- tured In France or Austria and is rolled by Greets. Patagonian lamas live for years without tasting water, and a breed of cows near Losere, France, and noted for the richness of the milk, takes it very rarely, Thread made from the spider's web im lighter and stronger than that whtch comes from the skworm. In France b there is @ factory used only for the manufacture of spider thread. : An automobile bed) of: the. @mbuc ambulance with jance is seen prow woman surgeon :: trudine through the the latest tree rear doors. wonder of London. The car, which | not greatly unitke those of the sort 1 vogue here, de- plcted in the ac- ff } inches long, which oompanying 111 us- en was used in the tration with — the ; 1 early yart of the fair surgeon on the last century to rear steps, Her un!- : ii summon the people form 1s a long dark 4s to church instead of caned olpak — with J od Jee church bells. It was brase buttons and i 5 *', also formerly used motor cap. The bits eae ee by the choir leader white stretcher or during service. Twelve million elx hundred thousand Is the estimate of the number af the ‘ At Bray brooke Chureh, England, is still to be we a monster trumpet, 66 . famous Rocky Font centaloupes shipped from the Rocky Ford district in Color » rado last seanon. Seven hundred curs were sent out, as agains: {82 carloads the previous year, 187" Canny Sins eee ‘ ND be ey eee Woe Ee eenin These pictures show the evoluiion of the corset during the past three cen turles. Perhaps, in the twenty-second century A. D. our own present-day “straight-front” and “girdle creations will look as old-fashioned and ridicue lous as do the models shown here. os THE MOCK ORANGE BRIDGE WHIST CLUB. By Grinnan Barrett. (SCENE—A table during a meeting of the Mock Orange (N, J.) Bridge Whist Club, with Mra. Becstinger. Playing—Mrs. Oliver Quiver, Mrs, Bod Darrow, ira, Lowlymeek and Mys, Beestinger, the hostess. Mra. Beestinger has dealt.) RS. BOB DARROW—Your make, Mrs, Beestinger. Mrs. Beestinger (absent-mindedly)—Yes, it is very cool for March. (To © herself, invardiy)—I have a horrible presentiment that I forgot to put any sherry in the whipped cream! Mrs. Oliver Quiver—On, yes, indeed, he was terribly iI! for a while We of them Ged In the Home. Do you | make a change, My tea at present '8/ enought he was going into pneumonia, but after the doctor came— 1 Rdy end hive wisi, | ' tke wp farm Mfe, preferring to lo-/ “Mire, Bob Darrow (Aside)—Great Heavens, to hear the woman talk you'd my grandmother. T think he !s a tid| cate somewhere im the State of New) think her husband was the only man in the world that ever hada pain, (Aloud jane Dope Srey H. 8. | Jersey. What I desire to know from) ana emphatically)—As I have aleady remarked twice, Mrs. Beestinger, it 19 yous Wants a Rural Life. your tural readers is, Can a man by| make. hari and intelligent labor make a oom- Mrs, Lowlymeek—Once my husband was taken— Iam a man thirty-six years of age| ‘ortable living at farming? What branch) . Mra. Beestinger (suddenly waking up)—Oh! I beg your pardon! I make ff and have been engaged in a clerical| o farming {s the most profitable, and| whipped cre— capacity for a great many years. My| which {s the best county In witch to lo-| » Mrs, Bob Darrow--What? ; think of « father that went away and in N Sn getererion to ool, seat r 7 {t React, gtin and bear the ache? To the Balter of mp Rreniog World: left, three children. end. my” mother| Neelth, however, fee beogme euch that 00 5° Net oy eat reaultet Tile La fname saber int roel ntenes al ue. eight y Probably not. And yet has not the public a right to know? 1 Sina Title "ei Yen sare old. 1] without a loat of bread. And my Larrea [ouerraal aerate twat scoala PA Mrs. Bob Dasrow (bilterly)—Kindly let us temporarily suspend this syme AAV TASeeee nanan eerennennennnnneeannnennesenneneeeennnnenens mens AULA U AR AA AMAUAAS OLAS RMAC ASEAN , oanee || copia ot syeiptoms Iatles, end play Brides) swnlle: 1 FE ont en eee here to attend a pulmonary clinic. ae ‘ (Half a minute af play. Trumps being exhausted, Mrs. Beestinger, with her #, Warn Mend Roby to kill de] vind on the whipped cream, leade the best spade out of the dummy hand.) an 7“ want (6 tee role kaa ae Mrs. Beestinger ((rying desperately to be cheerful)--Well, it might have been : Heattquasters with | wo-ne. A Romance of Monhettan my oo, Men he new de Warm | "atta Bob Darrow (with fealing)—I'm sted you think, so _ would go. We knew every move eny- Mrs. Lowlymeek—With the most harrible cramps, and | was eo— body made. Our plana were complete.| Mrs, Oliver Quiver (off on a new tack)—I declare, I did see the dearest had We have not even begun. ‘The mere | downtown to-day. One of those darling little Frenci shapes, cocked down in front \\ kdiling of a few men is nothing, The| and wp tn the back, wNh an enormous bandeau on it and loads of tulle and \ overthrow of a government, the actual | three of the mast delicious little ostrich tips—— stealing of a nation, 4s something.” Mra. Lowlymeek (determined to be heard)—Horrible cramps and I was #8 “Yes, it would seem 50," said Lenox. frightened. I thought he was poisoned because he had~—— ane you #ee the work must be car- Mrs. Bob Darrow (in a resigned but slightly strained voioe)—Of course if you . ri on in Paris. Here you bave the | are going to introdure a millinery opening in connection with the Bureau of Vitad STNOPRS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS, |tion of gteamers then crossing ie best of us, I do not know what you | Statistics I presume I can stand It, but I would like to play this hand out fmt, Pa Lanox, «New, York Waom,te aus Ocenn In one direction or another. will do with me. I do not cura We | Kindly lead, Mrs, Beestinger, if you please! mand froin @ hotel fire. Con nae cease at the bell. us ; are all roaey to die for our cause,” Mrs, Beestinger (with a pronounced start)—Excuse me, my dear. (To herself) ieee “atvatecious source, ee esta) Der ey eee ne ged i canoe eMex at am atiil pus | Now, I'm aure of It-I aid 1 the sherry out. (She leads a losing olub. The ee eect pNee wove om the Wert | Louse, , wae ebone in the Hi ¢ause. What is your cause? “DY | second hand, taking advantage of the self-evident weakness of the dummy, likes and Ip" rovelver of wiclen ganda, Her | COUR ne = Hil i Gwnle do you regresent? What is there | wise takes the trick and leads back her parnef’s mult. They take the rest of + ired'by “sntnowa’ ‘perscas to dil AB*1 ye gate to goto the dour? Was It ea aL aieteers & man like Foby 2 the tricks, discarding spades and bringing the club gult in down to the deues.) Bifoby and hie wife lure Lenox and Annie! Foby? Was fe his eit “ tl town. His mame is not, Fony. Never Mrs, Lowlymeek (cheerfully)--Three for us on hearta! As I wae saying, F fo grained hovel nese tne, Witny as | The boll rang again. This time there SE ee a ced oly ny | CEIMEE ba,waa,pelvoned Because bad been eating lobeer auied aud the loddtep Ma Dy g » Garvin, a firemen, | yw: (5 fons."* Seine se vondeance aeuinat ety. Oo" | "ahs ane tuoe lost ite anxiety, and oNShy about Ge primciole?’ We. re ‘Mrs. Bob Darrow (In iced eccents)—There’s only one consolation. You 40 Fee een ora atussian plot whose | he went to the door, Gent the absolute “abolishing of every. | change partners at each table. ; promoters are, Mn New work. te, ,, ordered “Helio, have you--what"— tablishing o trey, tierce and es- Mrs. Beastinger (sotto voce)—I know that whipped cream {s going to be per £0 tre ey nto Is. the cofepirators® agent, He tricd to slam the door, A strong tion of the wont, want Will be Muxope, | feotly tasteless. * 3 ye investigation Js, made at the yequer'| foot was in the way, and a powerful You witn your mililonalres and your Mrs, Lowlymeek (triumphantly taking advantage of the lull)—And the lobster etre: RuNNIRR! SLCIRI Cea esionte and | axed swine back the door, Baty PO are as bad as we in Rus- | was canned, and of course I thought of ptomaine poisoning. But tt wasn't that # by attacks and woun'#) “Gossleveky, you are my prisoner," people rules: “8M Wway and let the | at all, He'd taken a milk punch with his lobster! - 4 ig again ofiered to cap-| said the calm voloe of Lenox, as he “But there must be a head, <3 ed ot clive a wound, puts| 2d Garvin forced themselves into the body must rule, Somebody must have - 4 Raha nitiog im. rand, pte | and Garvin fread ecastren into, he tment Fu ALL-TO-THE-MERRYVILLE ° } Tice Moe nee" won ‘by eeformer Taarringe | non and we've Bot Poby, and now we've power, "We, the promoters Gr diay athe | eee Bey ANT ot the way ance) got you, Don't fight." scheme for humanity, You will eff cs By Charles R. Barnes. \ Tanox and Garvin hunt Up the vor. who| ‘Tho ian called Gosstewiky started srent aay, Yeu wii be of the dust o y i if wae ty living temporarily 9 y apie alt in h ii ere and chorus-girl ith ; Ber aun tata tua tive ieee enc’ aatal cares eee easel ee toa oe “You need not take me to Jail. 1! will be dead In three minutes!” angtien Your*prineipie: wilt be 1 Biaces.’,| CTING on a bd to she etot that Sgntere ang shorus-air thoneaphe ong Site i cSt Sige Sate | face, ls en wore hae abut with ‘ 4 quatreled and ne asked | Mgcient ae MiBpiEenoety oauw ac | [4 mmenee ty yoo | SCR REM RZ AN sapere is Smt ar wucceed in the ettempt and, later, | @ffors te hide his emotion, heerd. 1 want to talk to you.” while we are sitting together, If La. and she had quarrelled and he aske qebercn ent of things worse than the acteristics is buried tn the woods/ the up-State wilderness, and as the agren the man who attengted, the murder’! “What do you want?” he asked, pant-| “1 am not Huaeten."* answer (ruthfully it will help you later.” |her to go to reassure her. It was a/Piiiint one” | somewhere near West Point, The Even-| barber, without 9 hacked atte ewe da tiar th 8 Lecebant, working secretly | inety, “{ say you are, Don't fight, Don't] ‘What do you watt to know?" good scheme, Then he was to turn her| his head, | chuckled ana 09k ling World eent out an exploring expe- WEA bie, ecleaoes read'a copy of Mamrough the prisoners help Lenox captures| “We want you,” sald Lenox. show a gun, I will shoot you in an| ‘What relation !s Annie to you?’ over to Koby. Foby wes to drop her] ‘‘Come,”’ sat: L ‘We must go." | dition to discover ft, *| the items, ante ‘are piven bar TY Foby. Gosslevsky turned and slowly led the] instant if you try a trick. Take off, "She is my nilece.” cer tin the niver, But Foby is a fool,” He rose froth Meena pads furnish, & few aids Nghia oa’ this, tam Rest - way upstairs, He went into the same|the beard.” | “Why did you wish to er’ “Well, who is Krobb?” at Lenox and Garvin, andtur “We call it All-To-The-Merryville,* | “thi, ’norning there came ni i | CHAPTER XXIII, room Wiare he had been studying, ‘There was a moment of silence. It] “She knew too much. She was | The man’a face paled. table tn the room on’ whieh lay his hut {explained the conductor of a trolley car | ‘mast regroctable, catastror gl ha 4 ‘ No. 15 Hisky Street “Gentlemen,” he said, “pardon my | Was such a silence as Js usually called| menace to me, { tell you I had the} “iKpobh—4is my son,” ee police tenner nea mise pra Meal PR nay ey wig suport eee) : SkY otreet. | orary rudoness. I @id not expect | ikense. ‘The man was cornered and | empire of the world in my hands, With] wren you and Heckhoss and Krobb, | coat, on the hat and took up the! of the town, “There ts hot water all Coanding @ train at Goodfellow X HE house at No, 15 Hisky street | te Z he knew ie. 1a few more removals of the nich who] wih shelly Deraroisy caxoraul |S cedhion|| or i e y Is a guard said "Step lively, please,” Faas ate Rennes | visitors, and wo be told at this hour of e] with your aosassin vs a3 watching him ctosely,|the time in every house.’ a hard, coarse, imperative vol Binge, Waist teat hone tree aee|the morning that Vawas @ prisoner was| He suddenly laughed pleasantly, (were suppivine maney for te people of |who formed the New York end of this|TGidy {0 shoot, | ih ¥)i'The car was towling along through | stantly’ a hundred “passengers. sfo1 iM sh 8 | Rance ¥ “T seo it is all up. I know you. ‘ou | Russia wo shoul plot?” had had ren minutes Buasten ded with Harlem, | about him, remonstrating and at upper window. Gis:oncerting, I shall consider ft @} io nan on post. You knew ime. | impotent to defend themselves that our | fad had to realize his position his brain | Section that correspon aotvally threatening. ‘The fellow, ‘There was a man sitting tn this room, |f4Vor If vou tell me what you want. vou are eee, carried Annie | Party could overthrow the government,| “Yes. We are strong fo Paris, In) giv)! Helbrareanomete The bionial Monona ieee paras pened hee Fee meee R ty aaa hasrteet iat Working, though the hour was now| “It will not take Jong to tell,” said) oo pasttck fre.” sweep out those who own the land, and |London we have many. It la new If] thirstiness of his plane. He thrust gis | WESens heaped with Mata wberriest ed eed ote eee @lmost 4 o'clock in the morning. Lenox. ‘To begin, let me ag you to] Ty ts i Become ourselves the rullng people.” |New York. We had not feared ‘New| Hand Into, his cout pocket, ‘and hecare | Mishty barnyard chorus eer te tN alae ee tesauer alt be canary He was a gray bearded man. His|*emove that beurd.” “You arc also the man who shot} “Let me ask this,” sald Lenox, “It|York, but with the money being poured a pill. stop had swallowed | Cabbage!” etc., was net u peal! the Reed Transit face was ono that showed thougnt,| “Remove my beam? You mesa to] recchons,” St wes Heokhoss I shot that night, why /out for the Jews in Russia and for) | “I have changed soy, miffa," he eaig,| “When the hucksters # beige per the G ‘Jury, as eager determination, and an unscrupu- | shave?” “Well, it that was hia name, I am |4id he take Annie to the theatre and|those who received this help our|/You mond aot take me to jal, Iwill Ak ORE PRONE AS Oe tha berets ee aR ee om yo Jous devotion to bls plans "No, I do not mean to shave. I mean| peng." then to the restaurant {f he was going |chances deorensed. We want Russia] “and’he was Langx int for an am- ee ee ioed.of thaceatven anf they, fg $5,400,000, from the ‘All-to-tive: He read a litter from Party and|tako it off. It is a false beard.” “T know." to kill her?” impoverished. We want to see the peo- puranse vay when it arrived Buasten eve oer paiva yea Conran, was taken. to \wrlied. He did not have a pleasant] "Ab, nv, You mistake me for some] Wien another Iaugh, half desperate,| “It wes my plan,” gail the med plo atamving. We want to see the Cear) "Ww have reached a stopped ANCe, . Rees, tentinry this moyning ‘begin Eetgmile. His face, when be smiled, was|ono else.” half amured, the man tore his beard |man, rubbing his hands, “It wae aland the Grand Dukes killed. We will ghapters® onld Sain aa he tino A oA ic ist aslo Matar Co gee oa ON ee >) qardonio—almost insane. “Bor that matter, you are some one| from his face, good plan. Annie was afraid, Ghe had|ses ft; But you have ended my uso-| {t/ehds stood over the doa tly aris he replied, and with fine ygsterday snd Foor prety Sah | fe @tudied maps. He looked over sea|eler, You are Buasten, who Hved on| “I know you now as Buasten,” eaid|heard us @peak and knew too much,|fulners. However, others will take up| was tied cut Smit Oe, ie out whet proved, tol 5 cents & hundred pounds, to 3 (RO WOT. a —retenrnt epee (To Be Concluded.) +» Do Prine Fume 4, 190 nnn iene serienre He marked the probable hooa-!Fifty-second street. Take off your| Lenox. “Now tell me a few things |¥es, ehe knew too much, Heckhope