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P'-'W 4 THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1892.
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Ity I , SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 28.
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jBT Tho Evonlnir World Prlntn Aubo-
jE?1 i cifttod Trosft Nowi.
U I.vi'ry rout of tlio (irinit Monuiiii'iil
Hi Fuiul hliotilil liv 111 liuforu Momliy uiulit.
mv fv Mr. Hi.AiM', li.is hiui Iiih ini'ttirn tiilii'ii
B' 2Ir.llKin.iHON still lins liopcs ol liirmnu
HB la u to ti.u miII.
BBBjR if (incnuo li.ih mou it's tn Kt Kli'Miti'il
KflM it tmiii, '1 lie snnii'v 11 CNpi'i'tvil to mvo tlio ,
BiaVI 'I cit) uuiuit lilt.
Hijfq "ii It ii tiiislut tliut ttiorn 11111 not wiiuiiliH 1
HlaV f i ei.iiucli 111 tin. Iah ot lb'JJ to hit ipiitu till
BuKa ft the otltiiili'is slip out.
t, t-'eii.iloi Ii.i 1 1 u-. uliisl.cn lot 11 ilnu
! mipurtun tv uil'iini; uliM'iit from tliv path
rfVI'j . . I of List niylit's Knusii, cm lime.
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ltt A MimiB I'liii'iiiiuiti (,'irl lins lirtn liiiiitu
BHK it is not
BJBBB4ME3S9 Muttd to I'mo been c 111 tiM, 11 tlicr.
IBBImt J Bi
ijViSJLw Of tuo cx.Sptnl.rts in,!,! .M.iini'. foici.
HKv ot t'litnuistnucjs (oiupils .Mr. Itii.n to
T (1; clioono tho less 1111 imiiit of iioiiiliiioisi.
BBJi' i 'IhM Hiovmisv.IIo 1 'lot. i imivi who ac
BKl , cmiiauliil limn osrai'inj; pilKouiri m
BK J ', their tlijjht lavs hiiuself upon to tho ae.
H ajr. f lUMItlllll ul slifl.m too closoly to lllK
11 I charge.
hi '
Ii t Altiiitii-.v-denirnlMii.i.i iisays. '"Iliein
B,:t P I'M' men tor ulioui u.11 itmuoi Jo
HSI h cumiuli." MckKrs. lUiiniMiN niol Miu.i 11
BI I mil Ik-- Iv.o ol thiiii.
Ki I ' r lit- Itn'fli iiiiuikti-r lutK lu'lpoil nn.
Bli ' otlu-r nun to ilopi. 'I'n the p.nittsnf
IIP ' llict: il in tliu enni this iiiiiv I'ppenr l.ki
HSR' t j cnjins tint -i.lili 11 nilu iiutl frate'iiul
BN ! 1 ll?t! unco to im liiebs.
Hll 1 'llict lVIltp I'o.i il ilnlliusrB lii. J'hik-
BMll IH'ii'l to fiirumli proofs of tlm nl o;oil
B t l.iuu littnecn tho polled iiiul tliv law.
Bi i 1(J' n'.iMK. Now Is tlm Hocior'ii upih.r.
B'S ' (nnii.v. 1 et tho ('oiiuiiiHbiuiieis know tlm
B CnV uirsl.
131' ; '
B at ' B. O'.it in mi 1'runcisi'o n fcllowwho was
B'itS1 I able 10 lal;e un ijH-K) hath 111 climupun-iii) n
Kl I ft-tt .vturoo 1ms jint coiiiiiiltteil siucnli!
Bjafi I 011 nciount of poMrty. II11 o;ilil him
Bwfi . , ihne liettcr nuil licil luiiuer it liti'il utiicli
il: , to unter.
Bff, 'Jhu iiuiiniinci'iiieiit Urit (-'oini.i, "the
BvMi . Fen." Iia litem locHtc'clnud that BtnrtlluB
BV -'V. lerlopiiieuln III thu Cionin rnso atu ex.
Bs'A '' pKlfil bUBRBSts the tliounht thtt Ininiui
K'1 ''' I 0'Kdm.ian'i. ii'tml bemt: iiiiiv have re.
BBk '' r ' tnrue I to tell lali-n.
bbbf: '
BHK, ,i ,' ' He nholiy the ploueli would thriM-
V j hiuiaolf umat eilliei l.o il or ilrhe. '
B1 1 arii.er Cncu heedid the niloe donn m
AOilnnd fVn. nnd in 0110 furrow ho
turned up a clnsri jnr oontninint; nearly
$400 in gold and Riher colli.
Tlio cents and the clollnrn that no into
The I'.M'.Niso Wom.ti'H intid to iiroldii
free, doetoiafor tho hohles of he Aery
poor form rapitnl woll invcntcil. 'I'lioy
will not coma hack to tho iursK, hut
tliny ill Jiehl nhtiudant returut to tho
KPncroi'H henrts of tho donorn.
SOME CURIOUS POLITICAL I'AOTS
'1 ho political niaehlneH elect the. dele.
Kft'eri to political coiiTeiilloiiN. 'i ho
political 1 ousts control tho politli'iil ma.
chines. Hence, thu political boswn can
(mierally dlctsto political noininntloiis.
Hut. aftur all, the people eloct, and polili
cat hoHMjs do not rolitrot thu peoplu.
Kceretaiy Hi.aink hus tlio ftdaiitnun of
tlienupport of tho most prominent mid
active of tlm political liossea in favor o'
his nomination at Minneapolis. Hut
li it power do these bones wield at tho
noils '
Look at tho chlofs ainnni: them
Tlm irrepressible Matthkw S. CJi'at.
of lteptihlicaii I'l'iiiisvltanin, declnns
I Hint tliore is nobody but Hi aim: in tho
1 field for tho nomination Hut nil tho
work Qi'av colli. I do nnd nil tho iiioiiey
he could rniso did not no his I'niididiitn
Hiiamathi, from defeat, for lov tuor
III IHIHI.
Kt-CioA. 1'oiunin. of Ohio, dcclnies Ids
intention "titular nuv and all circuiii
stances" to oto for Hi.aisk at Minne-npoll'-.
Hut Koiiakmi m beaten for
iocrnor In his own Itepubllcim Htnto ill
IrW'.lby 11,000 lilillillity.
Thomas ('. i'l apt, of Now York, heads
tho Hliiiuu forces'. Hut 1'i.ut had n cundi.
ilatuof his own crintl.ni for ioernor
Inst enr, who wan defentod by IH.000
plurality, nnd whoso dofent was said to bo
owiiiB to tho fuot that ho inn 1'i.Arr'H
cnnitidnte.
Oi.iymi Ami.', of Mnusncbusutts, lavs
that hisHlato is " nil for Hi.aink like a
pickaninny for a hoccake. " Hut Mr.
Ami.k could not ploct his brother million.
nire, (Jiiaiii.ku II. Ai.ixn, for Ouvcnior
of liopublicnu MnoncJiusctts Inst year,
nor pruvent tho election of tovon Demo.
cralHoutof twolvo Coiicressuioii to tho
I'ifty.Beiond Oouuross.
Ill 111. tv, of "blocks of fivo " repute,
is enthusiastic for the Hecrotnry's nomina
tion. Hut would Dtim.r.Y bo a power nt
the polls in his own Ktnto? Would ho bo
likely to bo found nt tho polls there nt nil '(
Ui-Htnto Scnntor J. H. Fashkti, of Now
York, is ardently for Hlaiuo. Hut Mr.
I'Ai-Hirr lost his own Htnto for (lovcrnor
InBt yenr, nnd roccived a Miialler plurality
in tho ltepubllcau counties than has been
cast for n Republican candidate in
twenty yenrs, eicept iu tho disastrous
l'oluer j ear.
These fncts are presented as curious
political incidents, without prejudice to
any candidate ami without comment.
IUT P01H0H OR A nUBBAND.
' heiu is a llrteen.year-otd i;irl in this
city who won't Kt loft iu tho mntler of
hiishanil. catching, if sho cm help it.
Notwithstanding tho tenderncHK of her
Vinrs, she already lins u voutli in her not,
whom alio is aminos to wait, up to tlio
h.Muencal u.tar and iiiakii liirown. Her
j mother ohji ctH to the youth nnd tho etui,
uioiiv, for lensous that lira cohoreiil and
tot'eiit, hIiu thinks, mid there lins been
trouble iu coiiseiUeue.
I'lie dmiiiliter, disatipolnlud m her de
sire to nun i.v, sat down to a petit simper
of rat poison, and was patiently wmliiii:
for the death anuol to ruin lli door. bell
when 11 doctor eniuo n'oiic with a ivldo.
bote sloiinifh-ptiiupaud ludelluitely )iost.
pnneil the Iiineral. Now the (jtrl Is l'ouik
to ho tin list into 1111 institution and her
.M'ained-lor vouth iiiny fall into the hands
ot soiiiu iiiht'i iiiariia'jc-nimiia'il maid. I
This attempt at self-destruction by a
Ctrl iu her early teens, bocmise she enu-'
not mnrrv shows tliu desperation of tho I
si' to possess themselves of husbands. !
'1 he instinct develops ) otitic and waxes
stioii with 11 ue. It is laudable, of
I nurse, but in the mad, impetuous insli I
foi Mctims a i'irl Nometimes makes a so-1
nous mistake nnd utts hold ot the uroni;
111.1i).
'1 here is a enblcsram in to-day's paper
about 11 New York woman who married
II J-cotchimiu somii.tiuiti iio, mid who lias .
just heeli kicked and beuten ami banned ,
around by himself and a muscular friend
011 hoard her husband's jncht until she is
i.s black and blue as a Skyetomer streaked
with ink, tf this woman's mother had j
interposed to picont her uiarrine nnd '
had driven hir to rat poison tho poor
denture would be better off to-day limn '
she is. Hut poison is 11 aweet coufei linn
'compared with some husbands, and
phut) of 111 ti 1 iu I women will au'iie with
us 111 saving so. I
I'lNAKIHR AND 1'Kr.ll t'lLVER )
The flee e .inaye resolution of Si nator
Moulin enmo up vestcrday iu the Senate
uiidei the tules, but was postponed until
p. l Tin slay. Senator Sin km in sicniiUd
Ins di sire to address the Heii.Uo on tliu
lesoliilion on that dav.
It is i n'v fa r to those Denim ratieseui
tor, who .no eniidiilutis for the 1'resl.
diuliul iiomiiiatioii, mid who have not
yit eiijiijcd an oj norluiiitv to uiako
known to the 1 n ple the position they
1 eiiipv on tii'P iiuuiiiiv, that this imiple
no'iee of u lii'ii on thu Moiau n solution
shoiilil be civeii.
r.x-I'lvsiitint CiniiiMi has n riA ly
b 1 Ian d himself 011 the ipulion. and tu
tliHresiiii't his mi niUsntsiie oer otnor-i
whom mimes huui In ell lucntiuiii d In
lonni'it 011 with thu t'liicigo iioimnation.
It 1. oul fair tint alt si oithl start on
, llII.ll 111 III. Slllll'OIS llll.l., tlDUMAN
nnd t'M.tisir will, of eouise, cladlv
nnil themseheh of the opp irtiinitj uf.
1 fouled at next 'lutmhij's session to make
, kuowu tin 11 iews on Iroe riiinni!t, nnd to
, that end thej will take cure not to hamper
, tUuinilM wi'h "pans" 011 that iiiipur
: taut ittestloii.
j tTKEET-OAR COKDUCTJRJ' 0MF0RM8.
'J he strict ralliuad sudicuto has put
its 1, R(0 conductor into iitulorin on tho
Hroadttiiv stucco road and other line
which it controls. As the suits the men
are reqtliiml to wear cost ihcm ifljiacli,
niiiio of thu condiiclirs, especially tho'o
wunnic not vet en full work. coiiiilnlii
t in tho expem- 1 hardship to wuioh it
is lujiist to sn e tlioni.
Is this a roa.uunblc complaint? Or.
tainly the poople who use tho street rail
ronds nro entitled to eome e nsidcrntioii,
nnd it would not bo plcasuit to tlitiu to
hao shabbily diessed ntnl not uter
chnuly men tiiishinu in anmiii; them on n .
crowded inr lolloptiiiB faiei. To women ,
this would bo uspienll ubjcctioiinhlo.
A conductor must tlicreforo naturally I
xioct to bo required to bo tltlj nnd clean i
in his diess and mold he elollm hiui-elt
111 any ikcint Milt that would cost less
than fl'i? I or this nmoiiut he obtaiiis a
liltiu cloth, sinulo.brpiistid coat, with
vest nnd piiiila'oons of tho saiim mnterinl
nnd 11 white din k cnp.
'I hero is much to bo nod in favor of
uniformed conductors ,ti surliuc mails,
'Ihev mo lasdv recoi;nlahle. and their
uniform kims them a soil ot authority
tlmy iniclil not otherwise possiss .Stole
over, tliev mnkn n moro sinmlv appear,
anco ami better satisfy tho ttiivellmu pub
1 to. Tliu (ondtietors hnvu no justiaiiso
fr complaint, provide 1 the iinifoiins
thnv u t are worth what tliev eo t, nnd of
this the ('oinpauv 0ll;ut to be nssiind.
THE MONTREAb l'hAO INOIDEST.
A Montrial nowsmpir nurily run.
sores tho silly loinluct or u Canadian
Volunteir nrtillor) eoiiipauy lis onlirinu
down Auiiiiiuin tlav'S wlinli went ills,
plnved on various private buildings In
thiil citv on the (Jueuii's lurllidav. '1 ho
.Moll I real editor calls it u " stupid nre'i
niou," nud ft ais that It mav " unfor
tunately brnis; on compile itions for
which tlio whole country will have to
NtilTcr. "
Nonsense' Limit. -Col. t'oi.i:, com
luamlluu' the garrison to which thiso
diuukin nrtilleryiiiuu hi loin;, iiindo an I
iuimediato ami iimplo atioloy to the.
United Stiitis ('omul for their loinluct,
and that ends the matter. The spirit of
nunoxntion has manifested itself so.
stronply in Canndn H'cently that 1 1 in
flunkies who wear tho Hritish mili
tary liverj, when ill then cups,
are tempted to display their lovalty by all
sorts of ridiculous antics. '1 ho Montreal
newspaper, which culnincndahly ile
nouiipos thu affair, may rest insured that
thu American people, only lnuejint It.
Whou Montrunl is one o( tho cities of
tho Union no one. will object to tho dis
play of a hundred Hritish linns on tho
fourth of duly.
II-3ENAT0R FA8BETT8 5UIT.
Whou Kx-Sountor Tahskit, of Llmirn,
was found at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel vch.
terday luornini; at an early hour, ho told
tho watchful reporters that ho had come
to tlio city to get a new Hint hefoio thu
Minneapolis Convention.
As tho ux-Bouator was not seen to visit
any other tailoring esliibllshment than
tho olio on tho second Moor of tho i'lfth
Avcuiio Hotel, which is just now busily
employed iu trying to ylvo President
Haiiiiison tits, Bomo euriosity is fultns to
tho chnmctcr of Mr. I'tssim's suit. Is it
to be a Cabinet olV.iei's uiilfoiin'r' A
diiilouialie court dress t Or n Collectur of
tho Port's claw hntiituarr
An thu ex-Senator is anxious that his
suit shall ho finished in time for use at
i the Minneapolis Comention, it would
seiui that ho is fully resolved not to bo
put off with tho too common "Hack."
It may bo that tho belief of many apple-
heiisivu people that Home iluv an Llovated
: Hallway train will comn down into thu
, strict will liovor bo unluuil. .Siuionlv
It I" to ho hoped that it nevet may he.
Hut such cnsH as Hint' 'almost" of yister-
diy. when u Ninth avenue tram under
full speed tot alariiiinuly twisted Into the
I the curve towards Sixth avoniui atd'iftj-
llnrd street, do not tend to luissiiro the
public. Trainmen aid siiih a thui
f huln't hnppeuod a iloi u tmiiis siucu thu
loads were built. Hut Isn't even that
I a little frequent? And isn't there n re-
1 spoiisibility which ouht to be idacul in
'time?
A woman in a suburb of Kliaheth
scared away a constable ami escaped a
lev j u declaring Hint her child had
small. pox, List this clever method of
doduini: the proctee.es of law should
prove rntphiiii; tho New .lersey constables
will do well to gut promptly vaccinated
livery victim of moli law in thu South
ol elsewhere would if he could liudouht.
filly join I'losidoiit luitiiisoN iu thu
declaration that " Lviiciducs ato a re.
pioacli." Hut oveiy respecter of leal law
nud order docs so join.
I ArronliiiK to Mi. (Jpav, Mr, Hi.iini
eats too much mw. it tho l'ennsvl
i vauiii Senator is prominent ainoiii: thosu
'who would make the Sucntary swallow
'his own letter of dccliuntinn written a
few shoit weeks no.
Twetitv-one inure women doctors nru
Kindunted. Hut tho nicieiiso in thu
number of phvsleiam. of thu rentier se
is no lonu'er n hitter pill for tho male
i practltioiieis.
Chicnfo waiters thicatin to strike for
udvaui'ed pa, the dav beforu tho Dmno
I cratic Natiomil Convention intets. 'I hey
I must expect a lo! of lmue,ry ilplonntcs.
'the Methodist 1'iolestaut Church Iiih
stileki ii the word " obey " frointhe iiiiir
I iace service. Keirlv every wife iu tho
hind did the siiuio thine; lonj; a.'o.
An Attor Tliotictiit.
l. UM oui.i
"I ili n I li'lleve t li.it duU' will ever c an
tuck," t.llil V.is. Nn.iti, ntlcr the bird lie
tlevin en ur sljlit.
"then wliv Iu ruoiliipssitliln't you senj t tu
p iimivr" said .Mr. Ne.ili. "o cmilil uavi
spaicil It.'
A PEEP AT TUB ALLEY.
One of tlio Wretched Homos tho
Sick BabieV Fund Will Reach.
" Little DcfendBr3" Rallying to Hu
manity's Cause.
Contrltintl'itis for " Tlio Kvenlnp;
World" Corps or Free I'hyslclnna.
TKE SUGSCRIPTIONS.
1 ur I- vtninii Wnnl n fl00.no
I'lrilnnalr Ai.kliov.li-.lai.it 1,445. CO
W All SIM i.l. 21)110
IIh nn Hlio lnsllin lliliKi ft. 00
Mli-lsn.l I..IU ... . I 00
I). 11. I. . .. .... 1.00
Uaalf .J5
Alxi Ciililltr . VII
Wlllln lliinlmll .10
I' 1'. .. .10
"LITTLE DEFENDERS" RALLY.
Tho Army of Tiny Humanitarians
Will Doom tlio Fund.
All linl
llerearu tie llttlo HcfcnderV
ilooralil
.Sow km reaily to see the f u ml for tho sick
lial les run up like u Miry palace In the nlglit.
I his nr.inil army nt little humanitarians
lias In en a Iiuik time cumins', hut wo knew It
would POMP.
A fair jouiik Uatik'hter of tlio llrookljn
KUlliieiil Uads tlie van, ainl the babies are
t-'lau ot licnrt, the Huui Is hnpolul and even
buil) Isluppj.
Miss l.nilly Williams, nf 131 Kiftrentli
street, MrouM)ii, says Iu this llrat letter 'iota
llio Sockty that she "Icels sorry for tlio
babies," and liulosts !, wlileU blio collected
Irom trlciiUs. utio hupes it will reach tliu
Huui sufcl),"niia avTcctly "wishes It weiu
inure."
Son, then, that's Rood. It's very Bond. It
Istiio keyiiotu to nuciss it Is n lesson tu
every mcuibtr ut tlio noblest aud iniml beau
tltul orK.'iiilatlon In clubdom.
Miiiposliu; that 10(1,000 I.lttto Defenders
wiiitc a letter tu the editor wltu an ex pros
slim ol sympathy for tho babies, good-will for
tliecatiso andtl for tho fund collected from
friends I Why, all ttin news would have to
bo lift out It li air tho letters were printed
nud tlu.ro would bo (100,000 In tho cashier's
hands. My stars, what a bIoiIoiis fund that
would hoi Why, It would build nnd eipilp n
Miminer "irndle-nesl " In llattory Park and
welcome ovcry poor sick child In tho Ktntu to
come and get will and have a tood tltno. It
each Hi rendei colleettid one dime Irom friends
there would be $10,000 In glltterliis silver,
enough to closo tho fund at unco and begin
the piosccutloti ot disease, want and distress
U each mcuiher collected Just one cent the
total would he an even 1 1,000, ami that
would bo the Jolllcsl kind or a subscription.
.."(iiiia such harvest ot good Is going to bo
' garnered by the Defenders. HoyH and girls
who li.no lent protection to all the dogs and
csls In tliecotiimuiilty and given usslstanco
to ever) iliimbaiiliii.il in distress are not likely
to torget tho liable. 'I hey nre never want
lug In a good muse, and tlili one could not bo
letlir.
I'le.ise huny, I.lttlo Doteudeis. Make up
join broad minds wliiiDuu Intend tu do. It
Jim are Miy small nnd can't collect ns much
as I'.iall) w llllauis did, a great ileal less will
do. Post or send whatever sum you can ralsu
or sp.uo to the hick lubles rund now nud lot
l us call upon j on again tor tho toys )ouaro
tin d or, tho books )ou know by heart and
, lliu(lothlng)0ii have outgrown.
Here Hone or man) Interesting letters that
' the big and llttlo rcadi is may care lopeiuso'
j le IA .((,
1 Would) mi phase mall lo mo the nddress of
seme pour little gins, as 1 luivo sume clothes
nnd tu)s 1 should like to bring to them ni)-
1 seir. l'lcnsu add this half dollar to jour
I mid. Iti'Tii Nkniifku.
sweet, smili yainiirltnii: uu aro Just tho
Utile girt we havo been looking tot 1 The
1 Mi) thought or j our tojs and clothes Is a
idillght. And jour deslie to bistnw them
voillselt Isa tapltal hit a The trip will do
. Jim good. Il win bo an obJ"i't lesson, ns they
I say In siheol, only Instead or the geometrical
loriiisor hits ut still lite juu will have a
I iliaticu lo study the tonus of humaiicre.itures
I who light toi oier) cubic Inch ot nlr they
, breathe and every ciuuib that holds body and
soul together.
liojou know whern Tub Alloy 1st
Will It) on go to Tub Mley any one will ill-
rei l )uii tiMhe hlluit mini's liun.e. tils vvtro
illiilab.ait tour. vearsngn, leaving him alono
In the endless nlglit o( an uiiaeen vvoild, with
llvechildien to beg tm. Tho joungest girl
Is not ipilte live ) ears ot a'e; there Is a bov ot
n'v en who leads his sightless father through
the streets to get n living; another a jcar
oldei who gathers cinders, coko and coal
along the i alliuad tracks in l.lcventh avenue,
mid a ghl ngid thlitceii, who stajs at homo
'and minds her sisters baby, 'llio joung
iiiiitherlsonl) a ghlherseir, being less than
I ilglilipii j ears ol age. she married a youth
I about her own age and Instead ot being a
lumlort tu hei lather Is a drawback, having
developul Into a good tor nothing.
IU stands on the street corner wlthhis bauds
' Hi his pockets and a clgaiette In Ids inouili;
iili'l leives the support or Ills vv he mid child
. to Hie helpless mall wliolusonlv memory to
tell him or the beauty ot spring, sL),cailh
I ai.d Hie doings ot Ids fellow -Is lugs. Delias
aevu even seen tho laces or his little chll-
ilien. iiit vet he Is patient and brave, and
miiieiliiies ho is merrj and sings hi grand-
i child til sti iy.
j lummy know, perhaps, th.P nam, pilvn-
lion and iic.'leit nro not apt P'Uiveloptho
-wei l side or human nature. Hie ghl mother
lsiiiii.iln.ijsl.inil. Mip dues nut alw a)s ue
end .uinj teinis In sjn-aklng to her little
In ol hers; ullen sho Is reckless in the uu or
her hinds, and many blows .in given toher
j ine and milium nurso which she does not uc-
'sirve. Ir big sister knew better, If sho had
' hat mm pilvlleges, It she had leen born
1 uiiilir h ippler Urcuiiistatni'a sho would have
been koidi r
Annie, vv ho ugN her delicate had) round
I all day, who runs crran Is anj docs most of
Royal Baking Powder ,
Leads All
The Secret of its marvelous success (its
j sale being greater than that of all other cream of tartar baking i
powders combined) lies in the wholesome, deliciotts food its use
insures ; in its uniform, perfect, never failing work, and in its '
satisfactory use for a quarter of a century which has won for it I
t the implicit contidence of the pubi.e.
the housework, takes the hanging, ear-box-log,
tongiiedasbtBg and brow-besting tho
only favors sho ever gets In abundance as a
matter of course. Sho seems to havo gotten
used to abuse, and It Is avery.rcry hard blow
that looens nr hold on good-nature.
(io and see tucso llttlo girls, (let acquainted
with the tlve-jear-jear old Bister; give her
any dull you may havo ntil watch tho beauty
ot happiness shlno and gleam In her pali,
llttlo face, If jcur old shoes tit htr sho will
bu transported with delight, and It you wero
to give her a driss that had all tho buttons
on the w-nlsl nnd no holes or patches In the
skirt, I actually believe that Joy would maito
her cry.
Don't lie surprised II jou nnd poor, patient
Annie ss black as n coal-heaver. And don't
mako siiv remarks about the baby's head. It
Is always that way. bomclltnos the sores
disappear for a week or so, but they nlvvnvs
leliirn and bring others with them, llio At)
cents has boon added to thu Mck Ilabli-i'
Kund, and a bright red credit mark has been
placid alter jour name.
Just as loon a there Is money pnough to
milium n tho lrce physicians for duty onu ot
them will to sent up to the alley tosie what
can be doiin for theso halt-lid, hall-clad and
more I linn halt ekk children.
l.inrn a lesson from Ituth, and hi ynur
kindness hasten their roller. Tho blind man
does not expect tho leiurn or his sight. Ills
mil) hojes nro In his rhlldren. Ile want
them to grow In health, knowing that II they
live and are nblo to work ho will escape, the
piiorhniiso.
W luil do) ou say to giving his children a
euunce to gel strong! Km I. Nki son.
It Urines Comfort.
T lA. r.lor
Inelosul please Ilnd if."i ror tho Mck HablrV
1 I mid We hope thnt II will arford a llttlo
rnmlnrt to some suffering balie. We also In
clubu our best vv Ishes tor your success.
I Tiiosk Woo Luvi. 1UK llAi'irs.
Horo's Truo Oonoroslty.
To A r.lllor
I Inclose BB cents for tho Sick Il.ibles' Tund.
1 take Hits out or thu money I w as saving tor
an artificial leg, I hnvlng had the inlstortuno
or losing my It g one ) enr ago.
Alixaniikh Com itz, eleven years old,
141 sixth avenue.
Hor Flret Earnings.
rill' FrlllOT-
1 am a young girl and received to-day my
first earnings, 7',' cents. 1 send you MS cents
of 11 tor tho Blck babies. May Uod bless It
and your noblo work. Miuuir.
Tho Dimes Help.
r IA Fililnr
Please accept 10 cents for the sick babies In
New York. 1. P.
Willie Earnod Ton Cents.
To thr ftHtnr
1 Bend my week's money which my papa
gavo mo fur kieping my hands out or my
pOCketS. LITTI.B Wll LIE ItUKCIl AI L,
71 Uoratlo street.
THE GLEANER.
Tho news that Minister R, nurd flrubb Is
coming homo Irom Hpaln without his luxuri
ant whiskers Is worth more than a passing
reflection. " Illow, j o winds ot the morning,"
again and again, but never again can they
wander wlnspmcly through tho splendid
hirsute growth ot this home-coming (leneral.
Well may tho icpujrs coustder themselves
bereft.
I nbservo that I.rlo l'utlcr has translated
her serpentine daneo Into Cermaii nnd trans
terrcd It to Amberg's Theatre. Hut It must
still rctnln something nt the French accent.
a
Mis. A. ltcartwetl Magrathls a recent ad
dition to local literary elides. Mio publishes
a monthly entllled FaiuloH ami t'am-v,
which was established In M. I.ouls tour years
ago, but Is now Issued In this city. Mrs
Magrath Is a fine French scholar and has
dene abundnut excellent literary work".
James Wcllbrcgg, put down In the cablo di
spatches as an American, killed himself nt
Montu Carlo because he lost C'O.OOO. It
passed out ot the hands ot the croupier Into
thoso of the croque-mort.
WORLDLINCS.
A lilAtorlo collection of railroad tlilteta wilt ba
odd o( tha ihibita at tba Worltl'a Fair.
Triers Ira boiildiir In tli Olark Mountain no
itftnelj cliarffiitt with magnetism that a knife
ilror-psit to tlio ground ulna teat away will lis at
tractail toil.
Hit raid that an Italian bandit never buja a
tllclto. lie inakts one for lilmealt, anil howovsr
criidel It mar bv faetiioucd it la alwaya an inntru.
niunt tiiat ho can relj ou.
A Herman Protaiaor, Dr, Sander, baa producad,
alter a labor ot thirty rears, a (lerraan ihctinnar
eo vuliitnlnoua that ha cannot tinil a iulilialitr tor
It.
Schubert lived to tie nnlj thirty-one jean old, yet
tturlne; that brief lime lie aet to mtielc more than
fed poem. Me sometimes virote tcur or ttveol hta
rauiiius soogs iu a single day.
esse i
VAGRANT VERSES
Tbe Difference,
A lltHf re-1 farn
Wtlhhutt. wruiklftl kin,
A little nub not
Anil we liut'karAit cbla,
A llttl tKi id.
Two writ, tirjr jf,
TurtJ, touthlr. iiuint
'1 hat tif) jtiutta. mhn lie cries,
Two thin, littl liniid.
That ir olutrhhitz the air,
A final! frrlful olc
That dcuianiU tointant rare.
Itint watth way h lookrrl to mo
N hen I called. hr lint-bora ion to aee
Hut slit falil with pride I hope that h
1 ouka a pretty toyuu aa he does to me I
4C.t'lc.
Htn nownrd.
llittmuf lit two elitr-dollar nultt.
Kipfiisive, a tt nutf
tot a twenty tl.uatid dollar nirl
la what the Irllow $oi
i l hit at' furn(htr.
Comlnt7 Kventfl.
Oppa't Sevenlli Helment Hand will cive a con
tert tu t eutral I'ftrk tu tiunro.. aftenitkon,
VetetatiM of the Nntfty ninth Ittclment, New
York Mato Voluiiteer. wtll t are their auuiTertar
rnninn and t'Mit'Uft tt Mjjthi iu the Hotel Vianu,
J't 1 at l.lghteeuthatrcft
l(ohrt T ldncoln Camp, Nona of Vrterann, will
hold a reception to-nuht m Huppiucer Hall, TU
l.at 1 uurth atiert
A ttrawhrrrv frittral nnd proinenndo concert "IU
'! irmti In Ih It-noi, (. futn to-night Vj the
Ycuutf .Meu'e Hehtew Asaoi laiiou.
Irititnonlal to 1 J IUiini her, Initructor Iticl-
in enifii (ijintiAraiuui, Ineitth Iteriuient Armory,
to n!tit.
'I he Star rieauure 1 it will hare Ita firkt month'y
i tiiin at Hanuouy 1'ark iiratKinom ,tatlon, h I ,
M'.inUj, Ira. vi tin unth I erry at 8 45 a m
I The third yU-nU ai d ganu n of tht Suierlntend
etitn and t'lerki' Anltiou nf thn No York Toat
O.ev.ill fo held 1 1 duller a Hariem UlTerl'ark
on 1'rlda), .tune .1
i 1 he t aledonian ("In fit came an I ptonlo will he
KtTrn tn Jdo'i 1'ark Mondi, afteruoou neit.
a , M - -
Her Hih Standard,
j Urofti Ha- Hofton Air )
i Mr. roinja)-.ln'i tint fictrt-sE0t'8"nt
i teeth?
Mrn. ropinJi -Ain't she? They're Jest as
1 good as faUooncs,
1 Very Cnroleso.
rrti fufX.J
i Mr. llowitz ouMituc liilo the ofllfp) Hey!
te' here, them's Htinthlnj; wrontf atom this
j draft you cae we. It h&i been returntd
Ihl5 ranrnluif !
Fflir Tyn writer tinnocntly-()h, inaia
t"iinil! It t Air lurdup l. ,-,(. h i.'Hrtit si
uidU, loa, vciy tricu hlsurulta coiuu Uacu.
GOING AHEAD.
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ii.
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III.
IV.
V.
M.
MI.
VIII.
IX.
X.
X'l.
Monday, May 30, " THE
EVENING WOELD" will bo
printed on Blue Paper in honor
toi Memorial Day.
NOTES IN FASHION'S WORLD.
Pretty Patterns in Lawn and
Oambrio Dresses.
Tntto In L'liilirellas Use of I. mo
Corselets,
simple lawn and cambric drcssa havo tho
white ground woven llko rtrawn-work Iu
crossbatB, and ore strewn with colored (frcek
squire or else with blossoms blue corn
flowers, pink roses or orchitis of pale violet
hues. These aro niado over a low-necked nt
ted lining ul white lawn or cambric, with n
foundation skirt ot tho satno gatheicd to a
deep joke and sloped la tho buck scam, then
trimmed with a fool of plaiting of the figured
lawn ii.f erted at tho end of tho hem or facing.
The high lawn wolst. Is cut ns a itusshm
h'.ousedf very slmplo shape, buttoaed down
the left slJe, or else It has a yoke of open-patterned
white embroidery.
Special orders for umbrellss havo como to
be regarded asatradoby Itseir. Many women
arc democratic enough to make one umbrella
do lor sun and rain. 1 he stick Is generally
some light bamboo, with nn ornamented
handle ot lino china; and tho cover Is a
twilled silk, tho color ti " go with every
thing." Blue Is popular, deep red Is another,
nnd dark brown Is also a favorite.
Tho lato Dr. Amelia 11. Fdwards be
queathed her valuable library to Oxford, at
tho sauio tltno endowing a chair ot Kgypt
ology. Courses of instruction in games nre to bo
held tor women teachers in llcrlln and Uruns.
wick. Kach courso will last a week, and Is
free. The objector tho course Is to interest
women teachers In school games, to glvo
them opportunities of practlslngihesegnmes,
and of siu.ljlng the came as carried on In tho
chief public schools tor girls.
The corselet made ot lace Is ono ot the con
fectlons of the toilet never Intended to Iu
put on a cloth dress or worn on thubttect.
Mrs. Amelia II. I.tizarus ana Miss rmlllo
I.araius, the widow and daughter ot.IucoD II.
I.azarus, tho portrait painter, havo given to
the Metropolitan .Museum of Art -'4,()00 as
an endowment fund, the Interest of which,
about 81, '-'00, Is to be awarded to tho must
piotlclent male student in tho class or paint
ing organized by thoAitbchoolof the Museum
lor tho purpose ot competing tor this prize, to
bu called tho Jacob II. I.azaius Travelling
Scholarship. 1 he ramous I'rlx de Home, cov
eted by nil French students at thu lleaux
Aits In Paris, lsuulys.oo.
At the ribbon Bales enttrprlstng drcss
mnkers buv up all thu pieces or two and inrco
Inch watered and gros grain ilbbon In popular
shades and use them tor the plaits and
runiesonsllk and Imported cotton dresses.
I'suallytwo rows are applied to tho hem.
The ilulsh Is pretty and easily made.
lllack satin nocktle, an Inch wide, with
slid bow, lIKe those worn by men with even
ing suits, aie worn with standing collars or
linen.
When tablecloths and napkins begin to
break away in many places, It Is wnstcd time
to try to repair them to nnv extent. Iho
economical treatment Is to take the corners
and other parts that aro still Mr in. and make
them Into napkins ror nursery or emergency
use.or Into towels to wlpo tho bab)-. Hut the
wear of toblo linen can bo somewhat in
creased by runuleg tho tiny spots where a
thread has broken. Tho ordinary hard
twilled spool cotton does not adapt Itself to
this uso as well as tho sort tambour cotton or
linen floss. These match more nearly tho
threads of the linen, and press smoothly In
tho laundering, blzc 7 In the tambourcotton,
and l or A A In tho linen noss nro well sulttd
to the ordinary grades or damask. The same
thread should be used In mending dnmask
towels, and in coarser number for tho crash
used for dish or hand towels for the kitchen.
Woman's Way.
lfom 1'nrK J
Husband I am not ready to goout walking
jet.
Wire Hut I am, and wo must go im
mediately. Husband Hut, my dear, jour hat Is not on
all night.
W no-Hear mel Isn't It: Walt a mlnuto
till I go to my loom and IU It. (t-Ml wlto lor
halt an hour, and her shrewd husband com
pletes his wulk.)
Tho Centrnl Parle Wood Soed.
IJr.ili7Wt I
"Aie you sowing jour lawns with fresh
seed this jesr?"
"No. It's t(.o expensive."
"seed Isn't expensive."
"Nu; but It costs money tn employ a man
to pull up thu tlilugs that sprout Horn It."
I For men who work and B
women who worry jj
HORNBY'S
H-0
OAT-MEAL
Means tonic rccupera- i
.ive energy. I
A royal summer dish ! fl
A DEAF MAII HADE TO HEArT ,.
UK II .IN AS HKAI- AS A 1'OAV HI
MAW rt.AUS j 1. I(
sit ih
Intnrt 1 tilamtne'm Uvmttvfitt StY Ml m
1nrr Lmt Hi l.'rrtrtttv
tioir It llffe HeBturtftJ.trhta f
(Snr Atatn M
Hernia the remetkahle tMory of k man. 4.6 t a n
old, who wan deaf tn both eara itnce he wan In. 1 i
M eaia, wlto can now hoar aa well aa anihodr I
l-rani'l Iitllatnmfl III en at fiul t Wd at on tiiJ
tiuitliwnrt corner of 11th are He la a a hip rajikejl
a and a man of lanilly luarl
tortcrheeald I wai ,Wj
both par from the time
ti J. 14 yeara old, an I&0.1
ehort timeaito, and now I .,
4(1 yea m old, tnat'a .12 j 4i A
) 'there waa a burlna i raJ
I AP Ztf "SM llke ,n0 arlnc ot J ,
,ZT t ""rlall. I waa er dfrj D
W " ( "n hear an ordlnirl, li
'' i louerjation ai well a anji ,
T body. Auhody cau underitaTflvV
y )sa.wh1 ft I'ocultar enoatlonA A w
SH, I ' eiperlente.1 When I foun'M
v .siy A could hear again ai goo I ttc '
l'- i7 v nhody. It u tike li' .,
j) TK ' V wraailn like lllti WW ti
V i imw world. My deaf ne. ftreL'a
V V S from catarrh 1 went t "
rN& I'ter'a Hoapltal In teU 1
" and to a dlxpeiiiarr tht ,frn'
I .UaM It laUotried hly'a Cream ut" v
t,AH,lMI' and other alleged o . pill lU
cures, luil n tmndil me any Rood. Sly thri. n(
wan nore and rny 'tomaon vis liad My atomic 4
waa weak nnd tliero was a titiming aniatlon iu v
both my Honnicli ami my throat. My note wu A
pttiffrd nn and in nens dropped down tntomythroit "
I had had heailacheo a
" I tinally wnnt to Hoctora McCoy and Wtldman .
ati'l after 1 had befn under treatment for sii week '
I (oiumem.Al to kr in In health, f.y hearing begati ii
tn cut hettpr Jnw 1 can hear an ordloarr con-
vraatifn 1 haven't had a, heaJat hurnnce nnortl 01
nfter 1 began treatment with Ooctora MrO ni
tVildman. My head s aa clear aa awhlatt J1
lien I tt up tn the niarult.c now I feel tv
ennary bird. 1 teel a" nood now aa I ever did tn .
I'fc, anl m th 7th dny of dune my time U up an "'
1 will he dianhait;"d ae thoroughly cured.'1 $t
Dortori McL'oy and Wtldman make aipeclaHyol
thn trcaltiie'it of all chronic dlseanea Incluaint
(Htarrh 'I hey furaM) all tnedicloa free, anJ
th)r chargri fr treatment are eo moderate that
they are withlu the reach of all. 0
DOCTORS MCCOY-AND WILDMW I1
Olncos, 0 East 42d Btroet. New Y S V
nhero all curable cases are treated with an A V.
II ynu lire at a tii.tancewritetnr eymptoinl u
( nii.altatloa at olnce or by mall free of oh. Tr Y
Address all mail tor, Kaat 4id elrcel, Nenl n
(lilleo hoars -0 to 11 A, M.. 2Ui 4 f. A). w. In
0 1'. M. nunitais, '.) to 13 A. M. j JJ .
ODD BITS OF QuTEHPOBM HI 1
Tho Witty Boss. """'m.
They had tern down thoold one-story hi. iKt T ,
hullulngaud were beginning excavations to; ti
a bascmem structure, t-cveral peoplo stood h
watching the bedy or laborers at work, and oc J1,
c.islouall) one ot the curiously Inclined woun: ti
address a ((ucstlon to tho man In cr' ; '
i olvva)sto rc'CeHuagrufr and surly ar '?4','
says tho Chicago .cte.. pl5 'b
AttershoveU and picks had been lnd lurc'.t
ously piled lor some time and tho dlr n
being piled high up on tho sldcsot tin lors t
irenehmcnt a modest young man w enacd I '" t
wa) thrmuh the crowd nnd In a mild, ge a
Iiunnly tono or voice nddressoa tho atoi lCca" r
boss:
i:cuso me, sir, but Is this Mr. J , i
property'" ?
It ain't no one else's," was the '''
, Amoi Ii
rt'"ly- hur I
I "lhank j-ou. Arc you In charge o '""' t
workr lr 'I
That's what I am, and I don't wat Vullt )
help bossli.' thu job." Da' ;
"I had no Intention ot Intimating thr let01 1
did, sir. Mr. Mnlth, my emplovcr, unde f0!i
! that there was to bo some excavating " ' l
i hcie and sent ii.i down to see jou " J
I Well, If your e)cs aro good there s
In' to ircveiit )our seclu.' mo all you r
I I lease."
I Tho fellow turned uround as II expecting t: ,
hear a shout or laughter greet thu supposed!; C
',ttly Hiteiiuptlon.
I -It jou will listen a minute, sir, I'll mab i
my errand plain lo you," continued the I" (
speaker. "Mr. Ismllh wished me to a3i , "J
"(Questions, I suppose," brokolnthec J i
"Mj good man, Mr. smith wants" J
"The earth, I reckon," howled the bo?
i "TualM It exactly," said tho moek ) v
man. " He wants some ror grautng pur N
and sent mo lo Ilnd out If he could buy '
luad-." Vj j
,
Holplni? the Needy. "-,
llo was hard up and wanted mono) so
tint he llnally concluded todepo-,lta
I some diamond i lug In the hock bhop, sa
Detroit fife Ifruf. I
"Can I borrow J100 here on a dl jl
worth iJ'J.IO'r" he said lo tho propilolor. 1 In te
" I.cmmo seo thn stone," demiudo '.tsun
mono-lender. II was handed over ai "alks
iimlntd. :ndH
" cll:"lniiulrod the applicant. Hie
" I guess yuu can have tt." i Use
Thnnks. What nre ycur rates?" "ilk
"Ten per cent, a month In ndvnnce. ""Isa
is, I tuseoiit tho interest and give ) ange
balance." ' AD0
"I don't care how you doltj all Is.' heh.
the money."
i on say you want tlOO."
" Yes."
How long?"
" Ulamcd It I know, but a long while ' .
should think." :l"
Tor a) car J" nat c
"No, not that long; say about ten mo At '
and tho applicant hummed "I want a L"'
Hon" In a low key as tho inonej -lende. was
making his calculation on a sheet ol wrapping-paper.
"That's all right,' llnally said tho money
lender. "You can get tho Hng when you call
with the money."
"Hut wheie's my hundred?" asked the
astonished applicant.
"Iho Intel est has obsoroed It," resi 'tided
the inonej -lender with a placid smile. ''Ten
mouths, you know, at lo per ccnl. In advance
Didn't you lay ) on wanted a hundred for tec
months? 1 think )0u did. There's your
ticket. Ihanks. Call again, please. Wo an
always glad to assist the needy."
Tho applicant was dazed for almost seven
minutes, then ho walked out and hunted up
n policeman.
Limitations of Hlffh Art.
7Vn,u tht Afip I'urh H'eeWil J
Manager I am greatly disappointed In
your acting, sir. You hav o completely ruined
toj new play by your cold and wooden per
! lounance in the lovo scones.
! Leading Man (angrily) I hen whylnthun
del do )uil luvu a leaQU'g lady who can
I enlouol
Tho Rubicund Feature.
ljio. . )
old otard This wlno always has an ci
qulsltu U mpiut.
1 doling Hyson l should judge so from tht
una. ga) Il has given jou.
! Wsves Mountain High
Or at'trewlut lesh-lluojtf u, during a itarni. to
1 cntull the tonturoja Tojscrr on the teinptaUoai
Altai tic. hLinctluiea he la torn with deep dPh
at uct. a jui tuie. aumelrare ho la rather el J
lit. 'llio Uiter iundltlon of mind obtalue when h
la aeatlck. The diabolical qualm, which he hi
! undertone, and wlno1, ary mw aggrarated tanfaH
1 t'. tho pllchniff of theehip, render hhn lnanil
tire Indifferent to hta late ThU picture I icatoalf
j eiaggeralbd, at poople who have been Tlo'et1)'
' aeaalck will avure you. Tmelleri and tourUU W
tra anid laud rh ,'d nMave 1 e nroildod with lh
tettm'a Mumiili U'tler ua a mean ol coiintara'i-
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