The evening world. Newspaper, August 24, 1906, Page 8

aes - . The Evening World's Daily Magazine, Friday, August 24, 19067 pi , | “The Fool and His Money.” The FIFTY GREATEST Batered at the Port-Omce at New York as Second-Ciase Mail Matter, .. NO 16,480, By Albert Payson Terhune No. I8-TAMERLANE, and the Conqnest of the Raat. : he LAME ma tor t aod magnificent of attire, steed eM Sare & | a chariot wot ther Hehina tty riot, trundting adh Co. Sor t had « Mone He lashed the five * | s Rost And the men Ww Jrew i. ‘ t were kings wham he j “ti ed wv yunttion he had subdued. The man ty the cage waa A $ imiit f Tor . ry of He the forewoing way M it a nant sare ght up more as a student than ® wat t ew " ting 4, Inherited from ie arent @ Genghis 1 m threw his scrolls and q H es s vealent pertection now iT . ot character, thereto by the S! and t t - Tamerlane and The Stock £ Joing a t ie mere chnen a ont rare Business than ev tA ures , melt woe Hut this by no méane The lambs v lost over $20,000,000, ter \ World ee sy sal icc epics geil Sealine cost syst J or t. plan f barlema *fimes as much as Mr. A ps lost, The pt \ i] Namectascs nen fue pelilike pronssied 45) earve 1 gembling affects not onl all the legitir TALK ABourT \ 2 the map of the wor th the Southwest and R Doman at how anging the sem{-navage lawlessness of his on pee Sour ham ft VE e firm ve w of am facturer and consumer In all YouR Lo = Meath htc gb “ei =~ / t k 1 that newry every ar eharges and passenger : " SYNDICATES / 1 ‘ the Tartar, chose that powerful It will be recalled that M 1 asa y goal of tia ments. Tamertale #Wép (made his start in life as a railroad pe wate i ee ae ita frakeman, an honorable, hc Tieered by hin easy victory over a courtty so much stronger than his own, imar * riod ved A) Asia and carried his con- ation. Mr. Harriman began as a un ‘ f China to Morsow. Mad he been a Buropean hie mallroad clerk, also .an h joa Would doubtions have been t r Purone, and he would have left Ania seemed the moet ¥ of ‘Tamerian’e@ ot eatin ond reserved for *honest occupation. The Ju Sentenced Mr Adams to ealled him “the meanest in New York.” No one ! lad Mr “Harriman either the gr or any other kind of criminal, because blind pools and gambling in the Stock am Here te Gxchange are not crimes. For Mr. The Turks. Learning of this and J (Adams to take the pennies of the very poor was crimina Harriman to use the assets of the Equitable Life Assurance blind pools “is high finance The lambs who are robbed in bucket shops are of intermediate de ree to the polity lambs and the Stock Exchange lambs. A policy seller | will take nickels and pennies, A bucket s will not take less than ¢ two-dollar bet. A Wall street broker will ra t less than a $50: bet, and usvaiiy he imsists on a $1,000 “margin.” The Stock Exchange fhas the same social superiority over a bucket shop that Canfield had over & Bleecker street game with ten-cent chips. Curiously, the punishment for gambling is in inverse ratio to the size £™ stakes. For penny gambling Mr. Adams was sent to State prison running the biggest roulette game in New York Mr. Canfield was let ‘off with a $1,000 fine. For achieving the Union Pacific coup Mr. Har siman receives the Jaudation-of the ee for his financia genius and is envied by the Wall street brok just as Kelly and Ull- man envied Canfield. Society inh ~~ Bajazet and Hie Iron Cage. Rear’ : nese campmign, Ae have been lees fare an also a patron of oad. an muthor tions” By forwarding . he left an indelipie mark on ad the Onent THE ORDER OF THE THE MEN in THE NEWS- Straight | Talks to Them— By Nixo'a Greeley- ey Smith,| | | a | ably bad as mas The City Magistrate Who Drinks Forty Beers } J ts hiveiais thotwands of applications i » ‘ Ke rom all over our lapa la Day May Blow the Foam Off This. A pits one Reber By ‘ t MAC DA ¥ b ~ re the Wall atreet brokers. Y a i “ee * : e one of the main #eeda in the t Dui e can write your own i . . om } i : hyp ; ie r fe atx = « 1 ae There is no difference in the results of gan’ . t Sus t ctures of the ambien nge, in a bucket sh The lamb Lif ‘4 ¢ f o t tw ! * wn? Who know ¢ * iiroada add other in- Excha aa - * " steih : ' stocks since Mr Harriman and Else how could the yachts ry) t but Id w what might haps an! oM row le y * - A riviened “Ten Per Cent’ with divieend _be paid for é se ny ay wand the enith bet * the wenk that . ' ne Asc outing public bad been passing hire and special wires ct w door ‘ sh tha bulls pod bears of the 3 E ; ; : Twent5 pale ‘ : P r - ie ot atrophy of the bankroll me ; ‘ xt Ww 4 Wu . . made plain that there are two ways ; Professional ¢ me 1 | y a . the ® * q ¥ an al, Rep m the outside mien of (he Wall etneet L thi eater th 1 Some d ie Taw will pul , ~ ] ning Joints were to the effect thal Investor ried alum in the pocket with Bame the greater : : ! shui Layne you < bod forty beers a 4 vr H Mr eir @xcess money the bucket shop, the pool-room and the Stock Exc ge Me SAME] put at's 4 Maxint I 4 t might ¢ | all other vies But when the Lemon Atr Bhip “Ten Per Cent” went up last Friday it wee category. barrage you alize that the a a before you had nm > re'a to y May you live tong and pre yeen from the Atlantic to the Pacific, It waa hypnotising sight. With one ee "TS ay [ET te es EEC ella ORIN apr Vin ro anemic ee rd the public loosened up, | 4 for the nearest telegraph offee and wired brokers to buy, Aa as they TENEMENT ROOF-GA “HARDENS, LETTERS FROM Funny, the Difference a Few Hours Make! By E. F. re eka) bought all that the Wall street wite guys ape of Wemone will be banded out in whole | nate quantities t A correspondent of The Worl Lemon. who have Joined through aevt e peters ye Leme , 7 ne | of th nt-house law as sh se THE PEOPLE lore Ar the Ice Trust are hereby called upon for Eigen nes CONEY s:Ano! ox W overt {to Ice Trust Prast “ iar “ ‘on n pument to lee Tru - hereafter. “If Want THAy ‘) a , a | J Dulld a monument ¢o him, and There. wor AND TARE us _ | ‘The monumer Juror aqueesing @ lemon tnte | tne Toma force the propose: lords who should pr law there could be It is fram obsers buildings of New Y to his plea, Were his plan prac arguinents than are presented nightly by school roofs. The air is free in those | i the heat of the streets. It b E pe-brizbtens young But the miracles of nine root |? Tk many. It is pitif. a to note t f the school tops are full; pit ‘TWO-MINUTE TALKS . WITH NEW YORKERS, By T. O. McGill. NVRRING Home p s been moved by no be phetogmpha with youl) have t or it that our party with double rows intamaly® monkeys 630 eM BHowimG Buy 1) bluefish WILL SAT? BY GeonGE!~ " © pounds; D , AMX MUNGRY? | tht Lana! - breezy play places aloft 5 ig a cRORIR Rind have tbe ~ bi multe y- | their tenement dwe! with « trawt Abounding tener for the city’s poverty in play fs, T rm f ‘ 4 Tey aa bi w " ) je handed Hoys and girls from the moral and r } f T pepe va ¥ @rinks. 7 ke, for t ts y t w ? door treat . ee cc. lea poaveemievad 1Are! to weaken | €. > “Thremauarters. Of ® ipl . “d h ec began ( play him te f y: ext of the crowd th the conitio - wk a tarpon by the splanh n the fer we hed Worked @n wat fellow for Just one hour and twen- fof the 18,928 ing en ded Him with the ald ng HOOK, he wel f pounds, E Noally the Sunday of] 5 1nd then everything opens ap Poughing be Coins. Two Captains {0 Eech Ship, It In oa near a cane of ‘every May Is fundny’ AR nny one could wish for|ing af atest on the line, r Dry Creek, North Qardling, are WTRAMEEEP company in beginning (0 foilrw the plas at having two fap nnd avery one seoma Watlatind, jof tree or four feet fi b mice of tre oresk Copper plows bearing teins for each large steamer, The oxine cost is more than countertml- |": 4adeq to that they have the grand apd ey a, tnnane eo ow found, And oo the north side enced by the diminivhad Mabllity to accidents, which Lind ineurance com of Ragland. panies recogniae by granting lower relan + eof George Waatilr ot Mabing of the varias ponate that | | wie cotce tnearthed bear the names of kit ‘ og Aor any, No, & to @ Park Row, New Tork By J: Ihab pal eerrs EVENTS in HISTORY and comet.