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The evening world., 1892-02-15
Chicago's Discreet Footpads.

From the Chicago Tnes.l
Chicago footpads show some discrimina-
tion after all. The recent Michigan avenue
robbery occurred in front o! an Aldcrman's
house. sunday night n man was robbed In
front ofthe Desplaines street police station
and street car raided within half a. block
OF the Central station.
The evening world., 1892-02-15

An express train in California dashed
into wedding party. and girl who had
passed from maidenhood to wifehood
within the hour was plunged suddenly
into widowhood. A stianse mingling of
joy and crushing grief have gone into the
warp and woot Of this young woman's
destiny. Fortunately. such weaving is
rare
The evening world., 1892-02-15

Lieut.. ToTTHS read in Saturday nights
aurora confirmation of the heavenly signs
he had already seen of the earth's APP
preaching end. From the roseate hue
assumed by the mysterious lights. it may
be inferred that Fate has begun to paint
things red in view of the approaching
wind mn
The evening world., 1892-02-15

An old fellow in Mnmaroneck. con.
vinced that life was a mistake, hanged
himself at the nge of seventy. He GER
tainly gave this world fair trial in point
of time consumed.
The evening world., 1892-02-15

A policeman who made an excise arrest
yesterday was 80 much intoxicated him
self that the Sergeant to whom he reported
had him locked up. He seems to have been
playing the role of distillery complaining
against saloon. The Commissioners VIII
see that his day of repentance is an early
The evening world., 1892-02-15

complete TO satisfy the poor man whose
coal-bin must be replenished. and who
will find himself paying the extra divi-
dends to the barons the combination
holds together.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
The q. o. P.'s Great Head.

From Puck
Citizen tangrily)-lour tarin laws have
driven the American nag from the ocean.
Great Statesman (unctuonsly)-You now
see the wisdom OF the Republican party.
citizen (wildly)-Eh?
Great Statesman--With all our foreign CON-
plications we have nothing to fear from priva-
tecrS.
The evening world., 1892-02-15

1t is q mistake to put salt on meat while 1t
is cooking. Not only Is the steak or roast
toughened but the Juice is absorbed. In
roasting put enough soup stock or hot water
in the pan to Keep 1t from scorching ana
season the liquic to taste. Broiled steaks,
chops and birds and stcws OF all kinds should
be salted Just before serving
There are various collarcttes, yokes and
shoulder flounces made OF lace, fringe, EN-
broidery and spangled net at the trimming
counters, designed expressly for dresses
cioaks and evening jackets slightly soiled OF
worn about the neck
Miss Louisa 7. Heustia, OF Alabama, ha:
made an application for appointment on the
Jury OF Awards in the Art Department OF the
worlds Fair. Miss Heustia is a really able
artist She studied under Jean Paul Laurens
Robert Henry and the critical Bouguereau.
A portrait OF Pocahontas loaned by H
8. Welcome, Of London, and painted from life
after becoming christian, and resident Of
England, hns Just been secured for the
Womun's Department OF the Worlds Fair.
! 1t would be difIicult to ind more unset
| fsh woman than Miss Adam, OF Chicago, who
manages Hull House, a sort OF Palace OF Dc
light In one OF the worst sections OF that city
Miss Adam gets absolutely nothing for hei
services, and in this nge OF greed and self
glorincation her disinterestCdncss In tht
movement she originated Is almost Christ
like. one OF her schemes for elevating the
masses Is o collection of loan pictures, ex
hlbited to the people Just as often as tht
W ealthy citizens can be persuaded to loaI
their art treasures. Miss Adam first bcgs thu
collection and then begs the money to pay fo
insurance, carriage and hanging. Glass in
struction, lectures, talks, concerts, reading
rooms and circulating library keep tn
wretchcd people OF the street at night, ant
all day the women and children have acccs
to bath, bake. house, diet kitchen, industria
school ana nursery Mt nn expense OF penny
charged not for gain, but as compliment t.
self-respcct.
The evening world., 1892-02-15

"Ice harvest plentiful ana no excuse
for famine prices the coming Summer"
A comforting message, cooling the fever
Of many not-wealthy consumers appre-
hension.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
Missed Fire.


From Puck.
Miss Budd (wishing to impress her youth
fulness upon her listcner)-My mother looks
young for nifty, does she not9 She married at
thirty.
Her Listcner-Er-wasth that her-er-second
marriagof
The evening world., 1892-02-15
ODD BITS OF CONTEMPORARY HVH0R
The Jury Had Agreed, but Not on q
Verdict

verdict.
man was on trial In Southwestern state
for very grave offense, says an exchange.
The jury was slow In coming to an agreement
and many people We're waiting about to know
the verdict. AT this stage of affairs colorcd
bailiH came out OF the lury-room and
hastened down one OF the corridors.
Hold on | held on !" called out man who
was waiting. Have the jury agreed -
"Yis. dey done agreed" said the bailifr,
grinning.
What's the verdict2"
"Well, boss" said tho bailiff, "ye see
twas dis erway Dey was some on 'em
wanted sandwiches an some on EN- wanted
pie. an bum by dey done greed dey'd hat
some crackers N cheese an dey SEN me out
fer to IotCh en-"
The evening world., 1892-02-15
A Riddle.

Jones-what always has its nose In n
bottle, never takes a drink ana yet is never
straight?
Smith-Giye II up.
JoneS-A Corkscrew.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
LOOK OUT FOR This DANGER SIGNAL.
One Of the Most Annoying symptoms Of
Cntnrrh Fully Described.

A very annoying symptom Of catarrh is q constant
desire to clear the throat of somethng that s
stnntly Accumulating there and which, on being
hawk ed up. consists of tough, Shiny mucus. This
sense Of fulness or of . foreign substance in the
membrane lining the throat becoming congested
and inlamed by catarrh. and In which condition
they sec rete large quantity Of tough mucus. This
efforts of the patient to rid himself of the annoying
presence in the throat cause disaRreeGble habit OF
Constantly hawking, so characteristic Of catarrh.
II left alone the voice changes becomes hoarse, and
in some cases Ia almost lost else becomes rough
and rasping in sound. It's often tho forerunner Of
consumption. .
Do-tors Mccoy and widman make specially Of
the treatment Of. all chronic diseases. including
catarrh They furnish all medicines free. and their
charges for treatment are SO moderate that they
are within the reach Of all.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
Good Patriots OF Upland.

Iron the Chester (Pa.) NsHs.
Upland is very busy Just now. Several
good citizens are endeavoring to convince the
people that things will surely go to smash II
they are not elected to ONCE.
The evening world., 1892-02-15

Buildings yet to come must be fire.
proof. Buildings that now stand must
be guarded ns strongly as possible against
fires sudden assault.
The evening world., 1892-02-15

: Perhaps the coal barons in the new
Reading combine have struck snag,
after all The wreckage cannot be TOO
The evening world., 1892-02-15
W atches and j WsIry

Delivered at once. Terms. s5. 90 down aud 81 90
weekly. Diamonds, Jewery and SilverwATs on
men, col!eetors and oanvassefs introducing our
sood, NAL sTdsIs promptly stssndsd 70. -
The evening world., 1892-02-15

Alma Tndema, the famous English artist,
whs first attracted by his wire's Titan red
hair The color and beauty OF the young
lady's tresses charmed his artistic sight and
he asked to be presented later her merit
charmed his soul, he asked her to be his wife,
and she said :. very WE'LL" so the story goes.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
AppearanCes.

lie was ca llsd a Writ 1850,
Though his laying wa, but Bo-so.
And they all dccl AIRED LIS music something rare;
lie was spoken OF as - striking"
and the secret of their hAing
Was discovered IN the way he wore his hair.
Hasht
The evening world., 1892-02-15

THE WORLD wiI not, und'rany Circumstances.
hold Itself responsible Jcr the return or safe
kesping Of any rejected manuscripts OF pictures,
Of whatsoever character or ralne. No exceptions
u,n be made to this rule NTH regard TO ethGr
letters or enclosures. Nor wii the editor enter
into cor co'respondence concerning unavailable
manuscripts.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
Could Not Breathe

with any comfort. Something suggested to me
10 try Hood sarsar aiiila. Before the hrst bot
tie was goae Lad quite an arreti,e. which In
creased until ! could cat we'll without any dis
tress or disturbance afterwards. / have taken
SIX bottles. the co.or has come back 20 my face.
have no fits, can breathe well when lying down
and am Perfectly we'll. am more than thank
ful for
The evening world., 1892-02-15
Coming Events.

The twsnty.ninth anniversary reception and bal
tho state Of New York, Will take place In the LsI-
ington Avenue Opsu-Hcute nett Thursday even
ing.
Olympic Lodge No. SO. X. OF p, will hold its
annual reception tomorrow evening In the Central
Turn Verein Opera House.
Tomorrow evening the employees Of Mcfarland
a O'FiAherty will hold their annual reoe ption in
the Lyceum Opera House.
The annual invitation ball Of the Associated
Knights Of PythiAs, OF New York Oity will be hsld
IN Central Turn vsTsin Hall on Feb. i.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
Hoods SarsapariIIa

HOODS PILLS The best liver invigora-
tor and gentle cathartic. Gentle, sfiacisut.
The evening world., 1892-02-15
DOCTORS Mccoy and WILDMAN,

OFFICES. S EAST 42O STREET. NEW YORK, AND
1877 MONTAGUE STREET, BROOKLYN.
where all Curabie Casos are Treated with Success.
II you live at distance write for symptom blank.
CONSULTATION At OFFICE OR BY MAIL FREE.
Address all mail to 3 East 42d st. Office hours
to II A. NJ, 2to4P. NJ, to9P. M. Sunday4
o to II A, N
The evening world., 1892-02-15
VAGRkNT VERSES.
Unresisted Arrest.

within INV heart rrisoncd her,
Yet no compliant made she;
In fact II quite -nrAptured her
That ner guard should be.
And that with more security
might retaiu her there.
Nith hnr own hands ahr gave to me
A lock of golden hair. --rct,
The evening world., 1892-02-15

tF-BRANCH OFFICES:
WORLD UPTOWN oFFICE-l267 BROADWAY
between 3lst and 32d sts., New York.
BROOKLYN-3O9 WARRINGTON ST. HARLEM
News Department, l59 EAST 1251HsT. Adver-
tiseinents at 237 EAST 1l5rH 81.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.-LEpaEG BUILDING, ll2
souIH 9TH st. wASHINGTON-6l0 14rH ST.
LONDON OFFICE-32 CocKsPuR ST., TRAFAL-
GAR SQUARE.
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Only Metaphorical.
IFrop! Puck.

Little Tot-Mamma, let US do out and spend
our money.
MAmma-No, dear; it's raining.
Little Tot-But didn't you say We should
save up Tor rainy dayf ,
The evening world., 1892-02-15

The bout between Hugh O'Neil, OF the
Scots, and NJ. Sheriden, OF the Waynes, vii
be the feature OF the boxing stag to be giveI
by the scottish. American Athletic club al
It's rooms tonight. The programme contain.
the names OF some twenty contestants.
The evening world., 1892-02-15

of Labor has issued an appeal in ai OF the striking
Makers Union No. 5,Oa2, of Geneva, N, Y: who
"ns ~ nts 'i s ama ,ne me- en- m
regard to the core-makers; Having been ccrsan.
benefit from any source, They and their families
are in sore need Of the necessaries of life. ana
once, so thst they may be enabled to maintain
their manhood, their honor and their principles Of
unonism and secure victory for the union iron
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-07

Yesterdays tragedies az Homestead
we're pEscipst4ted by the vanLon at
tsmpLs OF hateful spies, smbcldeaec ~
ts2natoEy authority, 70 lntlmidats tie
locked-oet ironsoskers who mad gwen
notice that Elnkexton's mInloEs
would no. Be allowed 70 land
on what 10 them Is as sacred
- . workingn2n's hOns can De.
1t viii anEwer no good purpose To
multiply adjeetUes IA describing the
appalling catastrophe. In tie fierce
ness OF The bfawny Iaea Who iougnt Tor
their homes, there . an object lesson
that VII serve as a Warning 10 al OPP
Ire.sors OF labor. Before their passions
were aroused the men, through their
leaders. gave notice that they would
protect the property OF their former
employers with their lives II necessary.
They also declared that they would
protect thslr homes aud the mills from
INVASION by araied guards At the same
price. The men are determined IN
their cause and the deplorabie
war, attended by grievous loss OF
life, which was begun yesterday
will excite a general as well AS a
merited sympathy for them There il
. limit 10 the aggresssons OF organized
capital. When II seeks 10 supjugate
with Wineheslers free American work,
men who peacsably assert their rights,
IL oversteps that limit and calls down
upon It the righteous condemnation OF
ALL The unhoIy Datchery Of yesterday
viii go down INTO history rs the black
es. chapter since the war of the rebel
hon closed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-07
CRUEL ANp uNJusr.

Machine organs dlstort the palpable
truths appearing in other papers not
controlled by the machine and hurI
vile and cruel epithets At the friends OF
Mayor Pingree, At the same time de-
nouncing ss unrepublican the m ms
which their disordered farcies coniure
into realities They build . mountain
out Of fog and then proceed to snnihi-
late it with . battering ram OF billings
gate. They seem to think il is sin
against the Holy Ghost for . pa
triotlc republican newspaper, abreast
OF the modern demand for i'm
partial and independent uttersnce,
20 say that in its opinion one
man - strong and another weak as a
guberratorlal candidate-snd yet by
spec,ous InGendo and cowardly indi.
rsction they exert themselves to 10 the
very thing that in spiteful and mere
tricious language they so stoutly con-
denim IN others. 10 - the belief OF
many good republicans that Mr.. Pin.
gree is the strongest man IN the field
and that belief implies that Mr.. Rich
is weak. II ttie friends Of Mr.. Pingree
shall be disappointed in the coming
convention, they will not sulk nor
Withhold their support from the nomi-
nee, but will DO found in line fighting
she common enemy without throwing
stones at their fellows.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-07
ROSE HOME
She Relates Her Half Of the
Story
AND cRITlcIsEs THE MENU
Judge Buslingams SusPends Sentence IN
Order 70 Investigate Her Case
Other Court News

Rose Johnson appeared IN TIE
superior court yesterday on charge Of
larceny from = dwelling IA the day
time. Rose 10 Q widow with one child
living with ner parents 1T Fife Lake.
She came TO this city sone time ago
and mas been working out by the day.
She fell BY the wayslde Aud WAS taken
TO the Emerson home to recoperste.
While there she stole some wearing
apparel from one OF the inmates and
was hauled up short for II. She
pleaded guilty TO tho charge yester-
day aud SAID she did %
TO get out Of the home.
Sentence in her case Was postponed un-
I'll 10 O'Clock today in order that Judge
Burlinyame might have time TO inves-
tlgate Der case. According TO her
story Roses path Of late has been
thick with thorns. She was taken 10
the home against her will and has not
been q docile inmate since she went
there. She says tho menu u
not luxurious, IN fact, be-
ing monotonous repetition
of bread and butter, cottee, tee
and potatoes At intervals. she says the
women, when not at work. are kept
alone and not allowed 20 see anyone.
Tho management of the home on the
other hand say that no woman need
stay 1t the home any longer than che
wishes and that though the menu may
not equal that of the Morton, 1t u really
wholesome and ample.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-07

Ralph stone. who has jusf opened q
law Office IN The widdicomb building. IL
. graduate OF the University Of Mschi-
gan law department. While at the
university Mr.. Stone VS. prominently
identified WITH the management of ath
letscs and was actively interested N col.
l~ge journalism. tie vss manager Of
his years. bsse hall team, the conQuer-
ore Of Yale. add sac the organiser sad
fsfst president 81 he b q ntor-eosssg ate
athletic league % TEE west. oon.stiag
Of TIE universities ~ Nirhtgsn. Msnas
sofs. Ns~onsa aad Worth western As
q ecissrs Journalists, - AS nasnsESag
sd cor of TIE tnivefaty Of Nlchigsn
daily, atssnixss and for s~a years efes.
ileus o. the Western College, fFr~s ass
seests1n snd az present, together wlfh
~ -. 1s~sl, 81 tas ls~ nfm of Hatch
. Jswsli, i s<ist.nx tie Alsala aa Lsw
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-07
OUT ON A JAUNT.
A Party of Prominent Chicago Citizens
Go to Alma.


Go to Alma.
A party of prominent journalists and
citizens of Chicago passed through the
city yesterday on their way to Alma.
The party was made up as follows:
K. NJ. McClsugErey, chief of the Chi
csgo police; John Z. Wilson, editor Chi
cago Evening Journal; James II. Pear
son, retired lumberman and director in
three banks; Webster Batchelder, real
estate dealer; o. ID. Wetherei, president
of the Globe National bank; the Hon.
Carter Harrison, ex-mayor of Chicago
and editor of The Times; Sam Clover.
represen tative of The Herald; Frank
3. Hereth, Wholesale druggist; +. VIII
Ils Rice, editor OF the National Hotel
Reporter; Horace Rubber, editor Mill
waukee Sentinel; Melville r.. Stone
founder of the Chicago News; j. X.
Chapman, cashIer American Trust and
Savings bank; the Hon. Moses v.
Handy. chief of the bureau of publici-
ty aud promotion of the Worlds fair.
II. p. Murphy, lumbermsn; A. w. Hes
ter, insurance agent; Herbert Stuart.
Stone, son of Melville r. stone. ant j.
II. Lancashire, of saginaw.
They were met at the depot by
George DeHsven and taken to the
Peninsulsr club for breakfast. after
which they continued their journey TO
Alma, accompanied by Mr.. Deffaven
and the Hon. q. c. KImbasl.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-07
VETO BY THEMAYOR
The Sherman Street improve
ment Will Stand.
A SUPREME COURT DECISION
Sustains Him in the Point Of Order Raises
At TUESDAY Nights Session OF
the Council.


Mayor Stuart yesterday filed his first
veto since taking Office. II dealt with
the action OF the council IN voting TO
reconsider the resolution for the grad
ing and graveiing OF sherman street,
from East street to the east city limits.
The resolution was passed February 10.
1892. At the session OF the council
Tuesday evening Alderman Hauser
moved TO reconsider the resolution on
the ground that sewer was being
built in Sherman street, and that the
property owners along the line OF
the proposed improvement wished
it postponed until next year. Alder
man Dregge said that 1t was not true
that majority of the frontage wished
the Improvement postponed. Alder
man Gllden said that It would make
taxes on property owners IN the vicin-
ity too heavy if the improvements
were not postponed. A vote resulted
IN . majority for reconsideration. The
mayor took the ground that as five
sixth vote was required by the charter
TO pass the resolution, five-sixth vote
would be necessary for reconsidera-
ton. Today he found that
the supreme court has tw'ce
passed upon such cases, and
has declared just SO many
votes necessary to carry motion for
the consideration of . resolution as Is
absolutely necessary for passing the
resolution itself. The cases Ia question
are found in 47th Michigan, 226, and IN
Goth Michigan, 100.
Roberts Rules of Order, which is
quoted by the aldermen not sustaining
the mayor, says that only majority Is
necessary to reconsider, but the council
must govern itself first of ali by the
declslons of the supreme court. The
mayor gives as his reason for the veto
his belief that many of the aldermen
acted under . mlsappreheusion OF the
Law. and he considers the veto the
quickest way Of bringing the ma tier
before the council fsr final settlem ent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-07
Woods Benefit Tonight.

At Smiths opera house tonight IN
entertainment for the masses, consist
ing Of sparring, wrestling and vaude.
vile, will be the attraction, contributed
by the following: The Little Nugget
trio, Charles II. Smith, of Smith 4
Campbell; James Green and Miss Lillie
Durham; Thomas z. Giiligan, Kittie
Quinn. C. E. Wilson. ''Tne Stewards"
Charles and Jennie; Chris Green, the
Austins, May Clifton, the Palmers,
Edith Madden, Frank Haney; Lon
Haskell, Miss Ottie Haskell; Ed c.
Smith, j. w. Wardell, Edwin Handy,
Charlie Fallon, Jack Donohue, Tim
Qusley, Augustin, Corenzo and Beppo
Milando, and the great rope contest.
The sparring and wrestling bouts will
be under the immediate supervision of
Tom UDonnell, and it u promised that
this entertainment 10 far superior to
anything in the vaudeville line here IN
some time. This strong bill, together
with the popularity of the beneficiary,
Mr.. Wood, will doubtless insure q
crowded house.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-07

With . unsnlmitv singulsriy sugges.
Gss Of previous arrangement. the or
ssns hostile "a dissemination OF Mayor
Psngree attack Tx HERALD and other
papers and in che voice declare thsl
Their policy in the present preliminary
campaign = controlled BY other then
patriotic motives To al Il these -
snnlls THs Hse&hD has but one reply
70 MAKE. and mat e that Tsx HsssLr
has said nothlng but the truth.
IA has ret been Subsidized. nos
purchased ~ snyhody Ter sny
purpose aud Il csnaot "a. Il = Z
sorry commentary On the pstriotlsni
ana honesty u these snti-Pingree or.
rams % sad them Al rsuglns the sssas
fel.e and cowsraig charges ~ The ssnas
rrne. rux Hsskke will not beIlttis
sssess = rssors that snese osssns ere N
spsrsa rv consideration n hand auly
paid, bas Il aas the figns 70 beilsvs shsl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-07

Mrs. L. w. Treat. principal Of the
kindergarten training school, has re-
turned from q months work in Oregon
and Minnesota. She will remain here
until the opening of the summer school.
July 10, which will be conducted under
her supervision by the Kindergarten
association at the Western Michigan
college. She will leave July IL for Bay
View to take charge of the kindergar.
ten work there, returning to this city
in August for the work OF the summer
training school and to act as one of the
instructors At the state teachers' insti.
tute.
Miss Maria Barker, who will have
charge of the summer kindergarten 81
the college, 10 enjoying . few weeks va
cation 1T Lamont.
Miss Bessie E. Goodrich will return
from White Lake Friday to take charge
of the kindergarten ct the Baptist mis-
sion on College avenue.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-07
STOLE A BICYCLE.
Case Langl2nd, Hart Citizen. Gets Into
Trouble


Trouble
A party Of bacyclists rode to North
Park last night, and when they were
ready to return Z. w. Halls bicycle
was missing. When returning tue
party saw q man leaning against =
bicycle on Canal street near the
new orlel factory, and they recog-
nized the wheel As The one ridden
by Hall. They surrounded him anu
held hlm = prisoner until the police
we're informed. He made big effort
~ escape. but Was held aud placed
under arrest He gave his name As
Case Langiaad, and taking package
OF papers from his pocket, ssked the
boys 10 destroy them, as he wanted 10
shield nis identity. He holds an agency
Tor the e. & w. NJ. al Hart and receipts
Tor ms daily remittances 10 A. j. BOVINE
were among the papers. He also had =
check book on the Hart Savings bank
and membership in the Fidelity
Savings aud Loan association. Hlf
family lives at Hart and he
was nearly crazy when he found him
self under arrest. He said he had
been drinking al day and took the
bicycle without realizing what he was
dong. When taken TO Jail ne asked
for u pair OF scissors with which 70 Gu!
on mis- mustache SO bis acquaintance:
about town could not recognize him.