The evening world. Newspaper, January 7, 1908, Page 14

The Evening World Daily Magazine, Tuesday, January 7, 1908 Holy Smoke! PEEHESTTBLELS EF CEGELBREOD & ® By Maurice Ketten. '® The Story of the Operas 8 @ By Albert Payson Terhune. Pubtishea Daily Except Sunday by the Press Publishing Company, Nos. §3 to Park Row, New York. se SS powerm PULITZER, Prey 1 Kast 124 Beet J ANGUS SLAW, Soe-Troua, $01 West 119M Biro, @e Entered at the Post-Office at New York as Second-Class Mail Matter, Bubscription Rates to the Canada. For England and the Con- | No. 13.—VERDI’S ‘‘TROVATORE.”’ ve tinent and All Countries Evening Worid for the | vin the International HE old Count df Luna, a Spanish ities One year... 2 8.75 ald Rare oun One year. $2.50 One year. $9.73 | ble, burned at the stake an One month. 130 |] ne month...eceeeeee 60! One month. & \ : sons. In revenge Azuce: urdered we r, stole : of these bani ‘ought him up @s her own, na g ‘ VOLUME 48B.........0csecescasceeeeeteeeceeeessvee NO 16,940, | Sicha RRS SESE WASTE AND WANT. | AYOR M’CLELLAN’S message yes- terday concludes the first ten years of Greater New York. As required by the charter the Mayor transmits | to the Board of Aldermen a state-| ment of the city’s finances. The figures are not pleasing. They tell a story of extravagance, waste and misgovernment. | The city’s gross funded debt is $735,015,765, besides which there are oustanding $53,646,036 revenue bonds and net contract liabilities of » manho stl Hved; and in title of ner forth to me Count di Li also loved Le Leonora came to ‘anrico, $70,766,529, in addition to S16,-| come | Di Luna, , zing the troubadour, chal ned with 202,566 for lands acquired. Leaving her, the two br gariens and, The total is little short of a billion | nelr swords, fought. and, having rat his mercy, hatred and to m. sor foul dollars. The sinking fund about balances | the revenue bonds and contract obli- | “gations. The increase in net bonded debt in two years is $118,650,637, be- sides an increase of $11,549,036 in revenue bonds and a further in- | crease in unpaid bills. | he bonded debt of all the forty-six States just about equals New} York’s floating debt and contract liabilities. All the greenbacks wh the United States Government has outstanding would not pay half the funded debt. And yet, notwith budget is increased thi 6 rebel forces azar nand of the Manrio was m that Leo- id wae ad he recovered when news came that the ¢ ie the re 1. Private word tead, had 80 r yay i WEL LDQ anding this enormous increase in debt, the city’s | year from $130,421,505 to $143,572,266, and, ac- | cording to Mayor McClellan, “in spite of the most rigid economy.” If this increase of St5 tax and $60 debt in one year to each family is “in Spite of the most rigid economy,” what have the people of this city to! expect when the money stringency is over and the c | again able to pour out more revenue bonds and corporate stock ? The taxes are now $ means higher rents because the landlord collects the taxes from the ten-| ants. Already the building of tenement houses shows a reduction of half} because the people cannot afford to pay such high rents. | Why should taxes and bon crease? Not because there are new subways building. The new subway is| only a line on the map. Not because new streets are being opened and| the suburbs made accessible to a crowded population. Such improve-| ments have been checked. | 3 se every muni- a za Wier adier sec ce /'Women Have as Much Right to Smoke as Men, Says Mrs. Jarr, J appropriat Z i J E mine But When Mr. Jarr ielis ier toGoAheadand Smoke, the Won't Dolt train were as- t news of the scene horror Azucena all save her dire ostelior t < her nis camp and ordered Amicena burned. the whereabouts of Despatring of saving him her hand The Count agreed. a final tlt of subtle to bear to the captive the news of ht pardon. re the two iprisoners were confined, discovered ner of fever and M gz for death to ouhadour he waa at liber d. as the delighted th him: waa forced to confess the price she had erty. h reproaches for this seeming Infidelity. In the 4 his wrath to re c by telling him she had n order to avold heroming Luna’s brid ven as she spoke death Luna entered the cell as she breathed her Inst. Secing how he xed, he cummoned the guard and ordered Manrio.'s Inatant execu- While taxpayer tion and is spend- ing more money. t tor j : By Roy L. Mccardell, ple selling their automobiles the HATS all t a . oe rach g more in order that W TES Ree aap eee even minor employees may have . : high-power machines and chauffeurs whose hardest work comes on Sun days and at lobster palaces at night. Where do you see uround this house, and Azucena to the grated window as the hendeman's axe descended Every dollar of these many mill- !¢ you go with th ponte ourtyard outelde the Count shouted Mr. Jarr, “Just Re ne your son t see why tts eaten isenot't at gnsped the rudely awakene’ cvnsy ‘He is your And Trews © bootblacks were 1 noats | ‘men would make remarks and grin and nares oe =“ SomethingNew--ChristianPsychology BRANES By Right Rev. Samuel Fallows, It dweller live here. the tenemer must crowd his family rooms and t in bo: means that the replied Mr The atory of “!/ Africaine’ will be publish what's right! if you had le: yIw aid y ¢ your shoes shined wat n You can i raw women th : Reece ‘: ze a ee ie s WOULDN'T agree to cure crip wi assistance of a physt- i atiads Gr ind his wife 1 didn't lo Interested In those 7 rath 5 ana. last wint vox nd his wif ineeeveeraneee: When you see me making! Ja HERO DS Ue sen cone aieat (Oumake, make over the childre: It 4 (rendia aang te Oi @ (dee gered Oe will know It? aM that Tox pects Lonw ele a zy BLS ANSE siving toward curing the disease and , however, I would do mu sald Mr. Jarr. garette cave as a gift, then? asked Mr, you good su have as m t want a dainty means that every-grocer and butch- ér must charge more for food Every necessity of life is il T go about putting my theortes to prac ure’ Bo: I shall address myse e to be cured, and v ] use? As ts being to the subconsctous i give them s suggestidns ae “No, T do not!" sald Mrs, Jarr, "Tf you have useful, something women do men ma’ aout 'N ‘work in that a few thou. hen : t I get you? asked Mr, Jarr., 2 v9 GHA. RETEST roehen Wast want are twin: POO y nityaloxeay wl theaa mints I i wast thods, The fl is to seek for the ¢ yn SS gle S © 2 vo eate ed le a Mrs. Jarr. “I alw is Hoot iofithe) cm — = seer ee ee iz saletiee oe gu di a a espe If that is removable tt should i} iT e remov is L ti, f th : s @ second method Is to give such 18 aS will lodep themselves In etters from the People. Miss Lonely Still Pursues Mr. Man > ate Pele ean Ba apr edi era . Aen andumorelt ul plane, ‘There are thousands of cases which would be —_—_ wond n this manner, A Polleeman's Unhappy Wife. | reason there tor | TAKE MY). TAKE MY PAPER I See) ~ eZ] CHAYVE A BONBON?) i ailment of the mind, ts the commonest and worst disenas To the ¢ the posit vi | SEAT.SIR, > | f f (You HAVEN'T GoTS eee — Tee (Tou Look HUNT of the present day. It 1s a di nly cin be cred by this means, Te Tie 5 I DON \ \ Z , 2 ONE 6 CGR S & Sa is being done tn Boston ever: be done ten years acd MIND OE Ey : dee &: WRG Cane 3 years old. My | | STANDING AN | my: ra S => | Writi Is Risk the force four | Martin Van Buren, Tue SM f Aes } fe ‘ pod 69,0 Play- riting S) IS y more ing ¢ ') to the The Evening World URED 2 vie 4 Ce. ‘ i 1 kin abusive lar | "Who was the frst President ot the | Poo Iek7 WEA) SET as Reaieeb end UntteeeSr Rien cele eat ar eaee Te RITING plays ts risky business,"’ sald David Belasco tn Harpor's Weekty, ta actions. He Ainerican flag? oy IN ap, hy “past triumphs don't count. He who has written twenty superb pieces week and expects me to keep up the Matteawan, N. ¥. {s Just as Hkely to be damned on his twenty-first plece as any tyro. | “There was once a playwright who sat In the front row at the first | night of a plece of his own, This plecp falled, It failed dreadfully. | “Aas the playwright sat, pale and sad, amid the hisses, a woman behind him liewned forward and said | 4excuse me, sir; but, knowing you to be the author of this play, I took the | liberty at the beginning of the performance of snipping off a lock of your hair, ‘Allow me now to return tt to you’ eo urs and A mM = Ie Wiliams, Nd bikec Roe Se Mmere) ee) Gy,.|| The Greatest Show on Earth. : = CAS YOU FRE, ae OT eee By William George. QUESTION whioh travellers often ask each other in various parts of the world ts, ‘What is really the grentest natural wonder on earth?" It is easy to answer now, since the stupendous Falls of th» Zr alee. River have been discovered, writes William George tn 1 Tra\ el Magazine. Devid Livingstone cnlled the mein fall ‘the mi wonderf., alight I had visited in Africa,’ And when ono tmagines the spectacle of one of Nest) about men smoking In the oMces | m, we muitor of The E w 1 1M « b the world's mightiest rivers, two miles wide, falling sheer 420 feet, it #s not hard in which women are employed. They! why dooan't the city Imo \ | yp »S ‘ . it ‘o> \o agree with one of the greatest travellers and misstonartes that ever lived. @howld have known if they were going on the Chambers f | ; Bars : weoowG’, Our own uiearS) is snnale @ mile wide and 188 feet high, ao that It figures 2 GEL PO, ag a mere cascade compartaon. to take the places of young men they | moming I cor HER ——$—$+$>—_____ me late ‘must ane ee sumone of the | are jammed. Before th» poor horses | Place to ohanged on thelr account. | drag the car to Park Row, going from | A ola ' n °L” Funeral Car. A FUNERAL car operating on an elevated railway is something of an ingoves house with tha wise reader } Will some { ‘The American flag was adopted in se me? ALR. + Buren, born 1782, was Origin, ent born under that To the FAltor of The Evening World: My Where did Wall street get its name? {ty-Mfle Walk. Evening World from Jamaica to Pat- In colonial days the northern wal stockade, of the city was situated there, |Chogue, a distance of about fifty mile giving the street !ts name. [via Merrick roa a 1,048 MU |minutes. We w |burg, Brooklyn, Town sew (12 1 hour and 41 minutes, distanc How many miles ts it New g ee oe ot [should judge, about eight and a half ARTHUR HommstTEap, (Mle. What can expert walkers say | about this? | ‘Do the Paitor of The Evening W: Smoking in OfMicen, WILLIAM KER: Wo the Faltor of The Prening Work: A. ANITP. B I see the girls are making great pro- Chambersicecticens R, JR, AND J. JES | @re very much bolkler and more exact- | to the pavemant. le are forced | than those of former years, for | to ride, on the Fen end of the car ani acems no dustness péaition they |*me fall off. The cars ought to be improved before the bi Yooking for. and te tg pe the dig gnowsalte com Tt seems to me the women of to-day | east to west, they seem nearly to fa’ tion, for all that surface lines have long had such cars in service, A Chie cago “L" line has put in use @ funeral car, however. and finds ft in cam - |