The evening world. Newspaper, May 8, 1907, Page 4

4 “attendants were huddled \RICH MEN ONLY MONKEYS, SAYS | TIGER MAHATMA. . **Wise Man Devoid of Evil,’’ Posing as Rein-| 2 tub . toe Is Here to Make the | carnated Krishna, Poor Happy, +o He Declares. MAHATMA'S ROAST OF ANDREW CARNEGIE AND J, D. ROCKEFELLER, A rich man gives 81,000,000 to mm aniversit), and then puts ap the price of vil the poor must buy. “Another gives libraries with bin mame carved over the in stone—but no books! ugh for the poor te r mame! —znalysis by fri Agamya G By Nixoia Groele ‘y-Smith. t Agamya Guru in New York as the wisest man fn India. and be bas come here to make us wiser, He is called, because of his strength | of mind and body, the Tiger Mahatma, and his whole name as you have Just ans “Wise Man Devoid of omatie Preceptar, Highest rend it of Al Go: He is a man of the highest caste, Whd was 2 judge by Eny appotnt- Ment until he left the w nd fed tate tha wwcred forest of Upper India, where, aft nk 4nd com-| munion wits he became «| Mahatma. | Hindoos believe him to be the rein carnation of thelr god Krishna, ant Rajabs of fabulous wealth and absolute Jewer yield to his slightest word. His Middle Syllable is “Hot.” The Mah et gna you pronounce it as If lo were “hot'—ex- | of his name and of | ings to me at the home M. Backman, No. 39 West | be le stay- | of Dr. W. Bighty-second street, whe: I thougnt for @ moment when I/ Joseph Godfrey stumbled over some- Stopped at t ei f saa ia ine cic in's thing as he crossed the thresty f hi into the mic: | home, at No. 1618 Tenth avenue, Brook- by mistake, |iyn. early to-day, The bundle emisted were twined t ly with green leaves|,_ equawk. and Godfrey, in alarm, ‘and potied dais.en were set about at in- tervals in and out of the house, when I gave my n @iately taken rs to the Mahat- I realized that his: honor. powerfully the decorati: The Tiger M Dullt and unui Derbaps sixty, sat in the window, while room by r-colored her on a sofa oppusiie hin. His skin is a light Bronze, and the long, loose robe and the socks and shoes he wore matched Mt in color Lacks I did n Faith in Editors. W what the etiquette tma was. But I too eked the Winest Man © spoke English. ly he began to speak {t,| hour following continued to do so "You have come t > Interview me?" he eeld in an unum penetrating voice. “to print what I have to say? Byt, no! You will write about the color lof my eyes and my nore and my gown and my furban—yes? But of the wisdom I have! ™ come to teach | “Apa why not?" I asked curiously, ish ."" answered the Mahatma tri or will cut it out. I hastened to reas ere will be nothin; iveness on this Man, a Mahatma?” he se, the ponsersior Nothing elne ing, clever | “Woman ia man in thie cou is woman, I te the American v 1 will show her scandal ize it w 1d t T M a Was Using ‘ tcandalia genve Of talking © Has Never Touched Money. “First, Fn C fn soands in mire. ” Money Gannot give ht.” ing t ersiand mu wilnded by the glitter of Rape Cornegie and Rockefeller, | shall pay “COS ANGEL’ "1 replied meekly er me what I have st said the Maha ly and consch umy, of the repetition the Ma- ed his approval aad I my | Beach, ames Departmer James Grimes, a m six years ego, at BRITISH STEAME R “ASHORE VICTORIA, B. C. Georgia of the Canna} is_reported THE EVENING WORLD, , WEUNESUVAT, — CITY EMPLOYEE DIES | OF TUBERCULOSIS, Hf whatever it xtra charge. May 8 ' 489 Fulton St., , BROOKLYN, " t hat 4 mal if tenseane tok, question, “tam | Mexican Steamship Lin Oopostte Abraham & Sree’, here not-for the curtostty seeker, but for the truth-seeker. He or she will al- ways Sind me. 1 know nothing of the Theosophical Society or other societies hey are chatterboxes, I have society of my own. It te called and I have Aiactples tere. ent of Truth, ra that the poor othing. This ts not hal? of what the Mahat- But it {s ae much wisdom as ] cowld absorb at one time, But be gave me also a typewritten | lesson on wisdom and happiness to take Away with me. It i» repeated here as the Tiger Mahatma 7 ener n | ~ BABY DESERTED. ON DOORSTEP Mother Abandons Little One with Pathetic Appeal. picked it up and found it contained plump baby boy, dressed in cream-col- cored clothes, with pink trimmings and a white-watered silk cap with bows. Godfrey called Policeman Arthur ONeill, of the Fifth avenue station, and as the child seemed fll the police- man called @ surgeon from Beney Hos- pital, thinking the little one was po!- soned. The doctor said the boy was all right end he was turned over to! Mra. 6. 1. Ulrich, the efty ourse, at| No. #2 Rockwell place. | When Mrs. Ulrich undressed the child she found pinned to his clothes this note: “One of God's true angels. God to) give me, I had to do it I hope you will fatl into good hands, as God knows I love you. I shall always try keep watch on you, and tf some yne takes good care of you amd I know bis address I shall send bim enough to give you everything you need. Godt less vour future, darling! “This baby was born of ae nm nts, April 2 (ge America. Here are fabvics of high standard, identical with those used in suits up to $22,590. The fa designs desire, ranging from sma The tailorir m a directed tall ring organi All have ha an tions i Ained coats and turn-b mer vestless wear, The lini interlinings are shrunk li Because the fabrics are from a big Maine mill and season, the saving per Suit: i Excellent Su Values up to Cassimeres in silver grays ani check and stripe effects; lined linen and French haircloth, and the shape. or peaked lapels Hand-Tallored Suits, 3, Values up to $1 Sixteen shades of gray cass ks, overcheck and overplaid Brill styles, ranging from The tailoring is high-grade hand Journeyman-Tallored Suite, . Unusual at less than §/2 5 hands 1own in 25 of the seasor of “se new Brill models. Fabric effects, through club checks, gun ch id are cut on new, © Cable dispatches from Paris report that the Monarch Visible won against all visible writ- ing machines in the En- durance Contest just held. Monarch Visible For pr actical working efficiency—quality and quantity of work and convenience of operation no typewriter’ equals a visible—and as the recent contest proves, no “ visible ™ machine equals the Monarch Visible. Send for our Free [Illustrated Booklet to} The Monarch Typewriter Company, Syracuse, N. Y., or 319 BROADWAY, New York City 5 The Best Scouring Soap Made A Scouring Soap A Metal Polish A Glass Cleaner in botto: rings was $10 its, $15, ex New Brill models, with plain we ex design ng plaids, chalk-line stripes, heavy s gra Weaves are various, inc} ringbone, All the coats are half-1 turm-up bottoms, so that by lea a practical two-piece Summer § UNION SQUARE, 14th St., n’r Broadway 279 BROADWAY, near Chambers St, Bik work uw May Specials This suit sale is a practical demonstration of the value-giving that has made Brill stores the fastest growing clothing stores in rect Brill m: grays paca y tan $12.50 ard finishe Vario Get the Habit. Go Pour € Brothe “a 47 CORTLANDT ST, er Greenwich, 125tn STREET, Stores, cor 3d Avenue, ur glasses y the-hap- ment and that require m glasses that may t examination of our registered ) are oculists, NOT re absolutely free. s as low hs Si—fitted TARR IS SUC “TION CLIP “WACHowis 54 East 23d St., near Fourth Av. 54 West 125th St., near Lenox Av. 442 Columbus Av.. 81st & 82d Sts. | 1907. sfc etal JY NO CONNECTION ANY OTHER STORE HERE are many people who plzy * a piano—but how oftem do you | find a Paderewski or a Hof. mann? How often do you find | a performer who can satisfy the cultivated musical taste—can render the clas- sical selections with the proper feeling and execution? With a Simplex you can play the very highest - class of mitsic and render it with all the delicacy of touch, exquisite technique, and correctness of interpretation of the professional artist. And You Don’t Have to Know | One Note From Another. j The Simplex is superior to any other instru. | ment of its kind on the market—it is easier to operate, has less stops and levers to learn, and uses the standard music rolls, which cover the entire field of music. If you will come in we will show you how easy 1t is to play the Simplex—and demonstrate to you why it is preferable to any other player. piano that is made. Sold on Easy Terms, When Desired (Siege! Cooper Store, Fitth Floor, Center. Lord & Taylor Men’s Underwear Morley's Enghsh India Gauze Shirts long or short sleeves and sleeveless; sizes 34 to 44 46 to 50 75C. $1.00 Drawers to match, with regular, short inseam or knee length; sizes 28 to 44 46 to 50 ONeill-Adams Co. Store Occupying Two “gy 5, _Sixth Ave., 20th to 22d St., Nets Special Sales for. Thursday Full Particulars in the “Evening Journal,” | O'NEILL BUILDING ADAMS BUILDING) Women's Silk Lisle Thread Hose, | Go-Carts, the folding kind, regularly (1 the 25¢. kind, reduced to 44¢. per | 658. closing-out price $1.25. en's Gibson Ties and Slippers, ail at S9c per Great underpriced sale of Women's Night Gowns, Drawers, Petticoats ete. Ties, Women's Waists of Batiste ed Sitk Mulls, very cho and ee, at | Blue Fla | Cooking Stoves, 2 =x 1 3d Fioor| —— A Special Sale of Women’s Coats \ for Spring. Two Hundred New Spring Coats, Consisting of Covert Cloth - Coats, Broadcloth Coats, yy Silk and Voile Coats Note these important price reductic $8.50 Covert Cloth Box Coats. $12.00 Covert Cloth Box Coats $15.00 Broadcloth Box Coats. $25.00 ‘Voile Coats $30.00 Lace Coats $30.00 Long Voile Coats .. at $2.76 FILL BUILDING Ns 3 Important Sale of Untrimmed Hats At Half Manufacturers’ Prices. We will offer toemorrow (Thursday) 250 dozen Women's Untrimmed Hats, the productions of several of our leading manufacturers, which we secured at about half regular wholesale cost. They are made of Fancy Italian Braids, in 45c' '45¢ burnt, black and black and white mixtures, To-morrow’s special price. $1.00 $1.25 Morley's Enckish Balbriggan Shirts with long or short sleeves; Shirts, 34 to 42 Drawers, 28 to 36 85. $1.00 Medium Weight Gray WorstedShirts, long or short sleeves and Drawers to match, $1.00 garment Morley's English Bleached Lisle Thread Shirts, long or short sleeves and sleeveless and Drawers to match, $1.50 garment , Broadway & aoth St; sth Ave; 19th St. / Bedroom Furniture. We direct attention to the following items which include exceptional opportunities in stylish and substantial Furniture for City or Country House. 50 Dressers value $46.00,....,..., for $30.00 each 50 Chiffoniers 40.00 , “" 38.50 | in Golden Oak and Mahogany, and Bird's-eye Maple and Natural Os for $27.50 each 26.00 Dressers value $60.00 o Chiffoniers “ 87.60 ......50. in Golden Oak and Mahogany 3° 3° Dressers value $2500,,,, » Ch in Gol 40 for $17.50 each ! niers “ 25,00 197.40 | Jak, Birch, Natural Oak and Mahogany Finish + 4 for $12.75 each 12.75 Mahogany Finish. Dressers value $17-50.......0. 17,50 Natural Oak and 60 60 Chifloniers in Golden Oak |. Bord & Tayler Broadway and goth St.; sth Ave.; roth St. THE EXPOSITION Cry. 4 A series of beautiful reproductions of Water | Color Paintings show- ing the Jamestown Ex- position, at Norfolk, are being given Free with the Sunday World. Get next Sunday’s picture. \Plate paper, 1oxt5. Of Great Historic Value.