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The evening world., 1892-08-27
Sadie Sacrificed Her Either.

10 ne Ffitor'
Sadie Tucker, OF 200 South Second street,
Williamsburg, Is a pretty little GIRL nine
years old and a fervent admirer OF rHE EvEN.
ING WoRiD. When she read In IRE EVENING
WORLD OF the suIerings or the babies whose
parents are too poor 10 take them TO the
country, she determined TO help the fund or
cahiIed In their bepaif out OF her slender
store OF pocket money She had tickets printed
Offering as the prize Ira rpll,e her choicest
posSesS'on-a pretty harp 1lihcr. The rams
was brought on last night and the inclosci
80 are the proceeds uI the sale Of tickets.
Miss TucGcr MAS very f0nd OF her other, hut
Is rccouciied To Its loss by the thoughts Of he
good the money VIII do the sick babies.
The evening world., 1892-08-27
But That's Another Story,

lFron hs Boston Covriv.l
Voice from the Atlic--Mrs skinner! Mrs.
Skinner!
Voice from the Basement Well, Mr. Never.
pay, what's the matter now
81 told Katie this morning to put some oil
IN my lamp, and she never did II. ana now rs
pencd."
Wen, thought you liked Mr.. Kip!ing's
nat, In heavens name, have Mr. Kir.
ing stories got 10 do with my lanip:"
""hy' thal ST. he Light That Failed"
The evening world., 1892-08-27
All Under Fifteen,

70 me YdIfOr
An entertainment was given on Monday,
Aug. -, at the Pavilion Io tel, Far Rocka-
way, aud SlO.25 realized, through the effort 4
Of the Undersigned, all under filteen years OF
age:
FRANCIS MCKIM, JOSEPH DOwLISu.
CECILIA MCDAvIrT, MAZIA DOwIINa
JENNIE NCDAvITT, KATIE DOwlISu
EUGENE kIERNAS, MAMIE ScuuCUMA>
Far ROckQWay.
The evening world., 1892-08-27

The point has been reached where. to
the outside public. such recurring stories
as that of the buried miners in Wales lose
their immediate suggestion Of hor-
ror. But 10 the wives and children and
friends who are bereft every time one of
these underground tragedies occurs there
is just as fresh and poignant and awful q
grief as II the same thing had not 80
many times fallen TO the lot OF others.
The evening world., 1892-08-27
C0NEY ISLANDS GHOST,
Policemen Fail to Locate It in the
Haunted Oceanic Hotel.

Policeman Gallagher and Detective Wis
tancc were very vigllant, but they failed to
catch the ghost OF the Oceanic Hotel at West
brighton, ana therefore were unable to carry
out the orders OF Chief OF Police McKane to
"give 1t good clubbing and bring 1t to head
quarters, II you can"
Whether it was the ghost OF the man who
is said 10 have been touliy murdered In room
80 OF the Oceanic, right over the party, or
somebody or something else. guest of the
hosiery insist with Chattering teeth that
something has been stumping about the
In an uncanny fashion Ut all hours OF night.
Chief Mckane Is sceptical, and hence his
order to" dub the ghost II you can catch IL
and bring 1t to Headquarters"
The evening world., 1892-08-27

It is unfortunate that there should be
that story of blackmail on the police boat
Patrol to recall in connection with Capt.
CARPENTERS application for retirement
The Captain is among the most genial Of
men and has done more than twenty
years of good service on the force.
The evening world., 1892-08-27
LIFE in JUDICIAL DEATH.
Legal Technicalities May Let a Muir
derer Go Free.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Aug. 2s.-John Nc
Nulty. who has been In Jail here for four
years under sentence OF death, is - judicially
dead" aud yet he may never have the rope
placed around his neck.
McNulty was to be hanged yesterday, but
the Governors reprieve aid not specify the
time for execution and the prisoner must be
rcsentcnced.
Judge Murphy says: "Tlme OF execution
having pass ed, Men llty. in contemplation OF
the law is Judicially dead. Ny court is done
WI h him. II Judge Murphy adheres TO this
opinion the murderer win be set uce.
The evening world., 1892-08-27
No Wedding CAKE in Heiy.

very pretty custom vas brought to nv
mind the other day on the receipt OF cards
announcing the marriage OF young Italian
friend. wedding cake Is an unknown guam.
tity In that peninsula, tonbons and commits
taking It's place. These sweets are served at
the en- OF the wedding breakfast or dinner.
and each guest carries away a generous SUP.
ply. The amount destined to bo taken away
The evening world., 1892-08-27

individualizs their pistails or parse red
slip sentence In laundry literature - TO
say Of your own knowledge and belief
from their counterfeit presentment which
Is Hoch Sing and which is Won Lung.
And what difference docs 1t make to any
body anyhow?
The evening world., 1892-08-27
4 Season of Sashes.

sashes Of evcrv description. in soft. rich
tones and faint, cloudy tints, are twisted
about the waist with careless pun behind,
or bound tightly across the hips and knotted
at one side or directly IN front. Many OF the
very delicate sashes are secured like Swiss
girdles and, passing under the arms, are car
ried high up In the centre Of the back, where
huge spread bow gives the finishing touch
to this original design
The evening world., 1892-08-27
A Beast OF Burden.

She didn't know French, and sho didn't know
France
And she wondered oft, In an Innocent way
With q sweet little insouciaut sort Of . glance,
Why mother" " was " mere" aH tho French
people say.
But anon through the French rural districts she
went,
there:
And she thinks now shs knows what tho trits
lAnEL age meant
In deicrioinx . mother as merely mare.
-Chioayo Nail,
The evening world., 1892-08-27
An English Newspaper Woman.

Miss Marie idtlaidc Belloc has a pa,r NJ,
dimples that she found useful in overcom,n,
the continental pref dice to interviewers. ror
Miss Belloc is an LDglish literary woman
who began her career Ly securing for tho
Pail Man Gazette some very valuable inter.
views from prominent European statesmen.
whose exclusiveness, invulnerable to mascu'
line Inquiry, melted before Miss Belloc,
graceful questioning.
The evening world., 1892-08-27
s2ss.Is MORE TO-DAY
Now There Is $l3,485.44 in the
Sick Babies Fund.
The Good Work Of One Little lonq
Island Woman.
Fairs and Entertainments That
Yielded Valuable Results.

All letters containing money for the
sick Rahy Fund shouid be addressed ts
tho Cashier Of the New York World,
Puliixer Building.
Donations Of clOthinx. &C.. should be
ninth street.
The evening world., 1892-08-27

Even poor Yorick's skull never did
such ghastly service a. the craniums Of
the murdered BonpENs will have per.
formed If they aid in establishing the
Fall River police theory OF daughters
awful crime.
The evening world., 1892-08-27
vACRANT VERSES.
Song to the clover.

Song to the clover.
oh, . song to the clover,
That sweet nei ID rovsr,
Which til" bees riot over
Their thirst to stay;
In whose depths the shy plOveF
HES IA hnd cover.
Where maiden aud lover
And children stray.
Oh. the cool, fragrant places
Sttosn with the Hraces
II ths pink and white faces
Breathing perfume;
Where the country wind races,
laden with traces
Of ssept-over spaces
OF clover bloom,
-Hdsls Tornsssd Stanton, IN yep Orleans Timss-
Democrat.
The evening world., 1892-08-27

Is put up in either fancy cardboard box,.
In SILK bags, the bonbons first having bee,
wrapped in oil papers to prevent them from
soiling the dainty souvenir. These bags nre
often very elaborate and expensive and allow
OF great display. They are sometimes made
OF choice bits OF rare old silk ana brocade, but
more often are Of heavy white satin, either
embroidered or painted with the monogram
OF the uniting couple.
The evening world., 1892-08-27
n Nopei Wndow-c/eo1er.

a new wihiow-c!eaner has been suggested
as ah Improvement to the old-rashioned strip
OF rubber, fastened on band OF wood or
metal. The great trouble experienced with
these bands seems to be the dificulty OF ap-
plying water. The new suggestion IL to At.
tach rubber ball for holding water 70 thu
The evening world., 1892-08-27
Tho Money Divided,

To ne Fdiior'
Az an entertainment given at Long Branch
for the Sick Babies Fund and Hebrew SanI-
tarium. the sum OF &ls.25 was realized. Wa
take pleasure In inclosing $9.l3.
BERTRAM RoTHSTEIS, j. ROsENBLUN,
RlyNOND RoTusTEIN, !. LEVINE,
EiIHU CHUCK, !. SHuLMAS
The evening world., 1892-08-27
A er WooinR.

The wind went wooing the roses,
For the ross was fair.
How the rough wind won, who knows!
Hut he left her there.
Far away from her pool, he blows.
Does the free md carst
Louise rhdntisr kOuitoa,
The evening world., 1892-08-27

Tho Annexed District people still have
the courts. though tho Mayor and Alder
men have failed them. Fight the trolley
menace there.
The evening world., 1892-08-27
Uncalled For.

From Truhl
Ethel--I had a headache to-day, and ! read
a lot OF your old letters.
George-Did they cure the pain:
Ethei-They did; ] always md relief in
counter-irrltants.
The evening world., 1892-08-27

The injunction against the Reading
Combine does not seem to have any effect
In preventing the Combine from putting
up tho price of coal.
The evening world., 1892-08-27

That cleanliness which Is next to godli-
ness will stand oven nearer the top Of the
list among proventives Of . cholera
epidemic.
The evening world., 1892-08-27
Mabel and Oracle.

10 NE THfof
lnclosed please lind 80 cents for the Sick
Babies Fund, the proceeds OF small fair
held at lialsey street, Brooklyn, by Mabel,
Rose and Oracle Fuller.
MABEL and GRAcIE,
The evening world., 1892-08-27
Rather Hard on H,msolf.

From I'D Hiis.
Said the lecturer: "lhe roads up these
mountains are too steep and rocky for even
donkey to climb; therefore did not attempt
the ascent"
The evening world., 1892-08-27

Nearly . generation has passed away
since President JOHNSON started out on
the famous tour which was immortalized
under the title Of "Swingin' Round the
Sirkl0n
The evening world., 1892-08-27

FREDERICK GAYLORD will not succeed
in convincing anybody that his jump
from High Bridge was meant for leap
into fame rather than into eternity.
The evening world., 1892-08-27
FEVER AMONG CHOIR BOYS
Their Camp Is Broken and a City
Fears an Epidemic.

CEDAR RArips. Ia, Aug. 21.-While Grace
Church choir, sixty-rve in number, was
camping at Decorah one OF the members was
taken down with scarlet fever.
The Health onicer here wired DIR. Green TO
keep the boys by themselves until an insoec-
tion had been made.
For some reason he order was not obeyed
aud inc ucys went To various parts OF the
city. The Health officers are alarmed ri thc
prospect OF an epidemic.
The evening world., 1892-08-27
The Height of Meauness.
tFrom Tid- Bits.

lFrom 7id- BITS.
Well, II that amt mean p exclaimed the
prisoner. EVERY one o. the stories In this
paper they've gimme to read is TO DO con-
tinued.' An me to be hung next wee4l"
The evening world., 1892-08-27

Chicago's beer war is ended and prices
will 90 up to the old figure. But in q
city where the drinking water needs dilut-
ing before taking. the malt product will
doubtless remain still the cheapest bever-
ACE
The evening world., 1892-08-27

The Wilkesbarre married man who has
eloped with milliner doubtless got his
inspiration from bill for his wife's new
bonnet.
The evening world., 1892-08-27

handle Of the window-cleaner. by means a,
whica the winuows may be vivorous,y
sprayed such an arrangement as this would
certainly save trouble. though the averass
hOuse-serv ant prefers chamois to any run
Der win, ~ -cleancr.
The evening world., 1892-08-27
Took 5000. Lett a Block o, Wood


ltsCoLA, Ill, Aug. 2'.-Thrce-card montc
men swinilcd Farmer Ephralm presspacl,
out OF $1,000 or his hard earned money Yes.
i"rday, leaving box containing a block o,
Wood.
The evening world., 1892-08-27

The health officers inspecting the pear
and apple stands for decayed stock are
literally carrying out the old adage: by
their fruits ye shall know them"
The evening world., 1892-08-27
Perhaps.

lbom ITuh,
Mrs. Swayback What Is meant by the
phrase " The church miltant?"
Swayback.-I suppose II has some reference
to the canuns don't you?
The evening world., 1892-08-27

Revolt is unseemly in the Salvation
Army. The warriors should remember
that old church hymn: I'VE are not
divided. all ono army wc."
The evening world., 1892-08-27
Coast Impudence.

New England maids are chillisr,
Tho southern iassies tAwnier,
Chicago inAiu,ns sillier,
rhau girls Of California.
San fTahrisco Ss,rs Lsttrr,
The evening world., 1892-08-27
Tile Record Per Day.

TEE WORLD sofH moi, under any cfrcun,-
stances, hold tseU UresLonsfble for the return
cv sats-teeptno Of any rejected manuscripts
or Dtotures, Of Whatsoerer character or value.
No exceptions soRI be made TO this rule spfth
.sepsrd to either letters or Enclosures. Nor
sclH ne editor enter into correspondence con-
ossrstno unavailable manuscripts.
The evening world., 1892-08-27
At a vestry Meeting.

Iron It'd Bh.I
The Chairman-Tne Chair will not dispute
the point with Mr.. Carter.
Mr.. Carter--The Chair had better not I'm.
less he takes his coat on.
The Chair did not.
The evening world., 1892-08-27
Two Little Sympathizers.

We are two little girls aged eleven. We
sympathike so much with the poor babies We
Thought we would try and add mite 10
their aid. so We held small lair and send
81, the proceeds. We wish II had been more.
Harlem. llama and MINNIE.
The evening world., 1892-08-27
Myra's Pennies.


TO me fdtfori
lnclosed please md money order for 81, the
amount saved by Myra Harmon, aged nye
years. She has saved her pennies Tor two
months.
The evening world., 1892-08-27
For Fair or Dark Women.

The pretty young lady in evening attire
wears gown Of pale blue satin, trimmed
with yellow roses and bands OF the same
shade, and frill Of ecru lace around the top
The evening world., 1892-08-27

London appears TO have extended an
invitation to the cholera to pay visi.
and these invitations are always accepted.
The evening world., 1892-08-27
Three Girls, OF Brooklyn.

10 Us ku'or'
Inelosed please md sao for the Sick Babies
Fund, the proceeds OF an entertainment ana
fair given by three little girls, Clara Giles
pie, Eta Peck and Cassie johnson, assisted
oy their friends, and held AZ 22 Douglas
street, Bro0klyh
The evening world., 1892-08-27

A great many men will find to-day that
they have bought wrong futures ON the
Futurity.
The evening world., 1892-08-27

Nobody wants tho cholera; yet the
health officials will be on the keen Jump
to locate II. II 1t comes.
The evening world., 1892-08-27

Fatal yachting accidents are making a
fair place for themselves in the list of
marine casualties.
The evening world., 1892-08-27

Chicago takes to new steam motor for
Its North Side surface railway rather than
the trolley to its streets.
The evening world., 1892-08-27
When viii This Be e

When the sparrow has toothache
ANA the bluerird tears her gown,
And the rJbla falls 10 soobin'
II a chipmunk tumbles down,
That day mole and a bat may see
A COW Jump over dried-apple tree.
--Touth's Compamioa
The evening world., 1892-08-27
Gov. Eagle Has a Chance for Life.

Tbf NktOtIAILD FRLks
LOUISVILLE, ky., Aug. 27.-Di. +. Stuckey,
who has just returned from the bedside OF
Gov. Ragle, at Richmond, says that the Gov.
ernor's condition Is critical, but that lie has
chance Tor recovery.
The evening world., 1892-08-27
THE CLEANER

Twas much amused last evening BY q dia-
logue chanced to overhear on the Warren
street station platform OF the Ninth avenue
Elevated railroad. The speakers were two
young women. "This talk about men giving
up their seats in crowded cars to girls Just
because they arc pretty Is all bosh," said one.
" I'm not bit good-looking, and know n,
but I've had seats offered 10 me when here
were half dozen prcttier women standing
up in the same aisle. It's all in knowing how
10 play upon the sympathies Of the men,
wish to goodness you'd let me into tho Sc
cret, them" said the other. wcarily, "for
have had to stand up on the train night after
night" "rll do IT," said the other. "lou
Just watch me-"
The train came along and they were swept
with tho stream OF humanity into q car In
which there was hardly elbow room. ] man.
aged to get In Just behind them, so as to mako
mental note OF tho proceedings. When
fairly in the car the girl VINO had nrst spoken
heaved prodigious sigh, rolled up her eyes,
pressed one hand to her bosom and staggered
30 that thought she was about to fail In a
faint, and invoiuntarlly put out my hands to
catch her. She rewarded me with smile
that seemed inexpressibly SAD Two men
who witnessed the performance sprang to
their feet and made tender Of their seats.
The young woman gave each the same sad
sort Of smile she had bestowed upon me and
dropped into one Of the seats, while her COM
pauion took the other. "My, but It works
like CHARM heard No 2 whisper in tone
OF admiration as turned away to hide q
grin.
Horace J. Colvin, New England Passenger
Agent OF the Canadian Pacific Railroad, is a
frequent visitor In this city, and few railroad
men have morv friends In the fraternity.
The evening world., 1892-08-27

Although Miss Be'loc rsjoices In a career,r
she is but Just past twenty. She possesses
an advantage over most writer's in that she Is
equally at home in both French and English;
in fact, some Of her best stories, those OF a
piquancy more appreciated in France than 10
England, have appeared in Partisan maga.
zines.
The evening world., 1892-08-27

OF the bodice. The fan is yellow. This CON,
bination is equally becoming to fair or dark
women. III the prettiest dresses worn by
yo urg wcarers just now are Of satin or surah
or watered silk with line-stripes.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-09-03
DE MoREs, DUEL.
Tho Ex-Dakoeiaa on Trial for Rillins

Tie Ex-Dskoeian ON Trial for Rilliag
an Adversary.
PARrs. Aus. &.-Marquis de Mores was
put on trial to-day on the charge of man
slaughter in having killed Capt. Mayer, of
the French army, last June in a duel. De
Mores was trained for the French army at
St. Cyr. but soon threw up his profession
and went off New York. There he married
the daughter of a rich German banker, aud
set out for Dakota. He built a hotel, a
villa and q couple of large abattoirs and
proposed to supply the Eastern market
with dressed beet. The scheme soon came
to grieS. He is said to have been shot al
eighteen times in q very few months.
and during that time he was robbed right
and lett, the cattle thieves rebranding his
own steers and selling them to him
over and over again. Although unfit to
run q ranch he was q splendid shot, a tried
sportsman and a glutton for adventure. His
wife stuck by him during all these stormy
scenes; but was heartily glad when he
Europe. In Paris he developed into . pro-
nouHced socialist and anti-Semite. and he
became associated with Drumont, of the
Libre Parole, who printed an article attack
ing the Hebrew officers in the French
army. Drumont was challenged by Capt.
reMle FOa. In the duel that was fought
Drumont was wounded in the face. De
Mores was one of.Drumont's seconds. Capt.
Mayer also took up the charge made by
DruWont, and De Moves, who expressed
full sympathy with Drumont's utterxnces,
met Capt. Mayer in the field. with the fatal
result stated. At the hearing to-day the
o seconds present at the duel were ar
S1i.seed.on the charge of completely. De
lsnlInA 3-gspeesh which lasted thirty min
us6, related his life in America and in
Tonquin, alter which the court adjourned.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-09-03
Lee,ons Of Anoestors,

So0sSss0
Did you ever stop to think how
many male and female ancestors
were required to bring you into the
world? Let US reason together on
this subject and see if we prove
it to be q most curious and interest
ing theme to write and talk about.
First, it was very necessary that you
should have q father and a mother
that makes two human beings. Each
of them had g father and a mother
that makes four more human beings.
Then, again, each of these four had
a father and a mother, making eight
more representatives of Gods great
est handiwork. So we go on back to
the birth of Christ, or through fifty
six generations in all. The result of
such a calculation, which can be made
in q few minutes by any school child,
will show that 139, 7,489, 1884,
976 births must have taken place in
order to bring you into this world.
Yes, you who read these lines. All
this, too, since the beginning of tho
Christian area, not since the begin
ing of the Christian era, not since the
beginning of time, by any means.
According to Proctor, if from a single
pair for 5000 years each husband
and wife had married at 81 years of
age and there had been no deaths,
the population of the earth would now
be 2,l99, 915, followed by LA
Verify, the human mind shrinks from
contemplating such immense numbers.
-Giobe-D Democrat.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-09-03
JSoWRioNr IGNl

Ought to be smaller
the great, gripping, old-fashioned
pill. There's too much unpleasant
ness for the money. Ought to be
better, too. They're big enough.
and make trouble enough, to do
more good.
That's just what Dr.. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets do,-more good.
Instead Of weakening the system,
they renovate it instead Of up
setting, they cleanse and regulate
it-mildly, gently, and naturally.
They're the original Little Liver Pills
the smallest but most effective.
purely vegetable, perfectly harmless.
and easiest to take. Only one
little Pellet for a gentle laxative
three for a cathartic. Sick Head
ache, Bilious Headache, Constipa-
ton, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks,
and all arrangements of the Liver,
Stomach and Bowels are promptly
relieved and permanently cured.
They're the cheapest pills you can
buy, for they're guaranteed to give
satisfaction, or your money is re.
turned. You pay only for the good
you get. It's a plan peculiar to DR..
Pierce's medicines.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-09-03
A NARROW ESCAPE

Frightful Experience Of Gilbert q. Rice
in h Hands of Tennessee Minors.
New YORK. Aug. 30.-Gilbert G. Rice,
whose suffering at the hands of o mob of
Tennessee miners did so much in the re-
cent strike strike to turn sentiment against
the strikers, was seen at the Grand Central
depot yesterday. He says:
was IN that country during the trouble IN
piece Of forest between the North Carolina & g..
Louis railroad and Elk river. While looking
the land over l lost my way and WAS captured
By miners. l was searched, and having no
papers In my possession, WAS taken tor u spy.
A meeting WAS held, aud q most painful and ig-
nimonious death was discussed. The meeting
was held near an old freight car that had been
stde.tracked over q steep incline. and Its pres
ence offered a suggestion that was quickly acted
on. One of the miners had brought q strong
lariat Of cowhide. 1t was decided to tie me by
the neck by Que end OF the lariat aud fasten the
other; end to the car. and Sc. the car rolling
down the grade.
The decision was quickly. carried out. Tho
moose was drawn about my neck and the brakes
loosened. i soon felt myself flying through
space, AS ! swung around on q curve the isriat
WAS u sharp report as the lariat parted and the
car went OH. It was hours before l revived.
The flesh about my loins was torn into shreds
ever since. Ny weight has fallen from 205
pounds to $50 in three weeks and the shock has
turned my hair white.
GOAL CREEK, Tenn, Aug. 0.-Not q day
pass SEES over Coal Creek without its sensa-
ton. While the boys in blue were gath
cred upon a hillside yesterday listening to
a rmo by Rev. d.. Ramsey Of Murtrees-
boro and enjoying y g .orious Sabbath day,
the services were broken in upon by the
sharp crack OF a rifle or the mountain side
above II the sping of several bullets as
they passed close to the heads Of the crowd.
Col. Clark at once dispatched N order to
Capt. Roach. of the First regiment, to send
q volunteer scout alter the sharpshooter.
The captain himself hurried up the mount
ain side and soon sighted the man., but he
was then disappearing away up on the
mountain, and three shots from the cap
taip.x gun. allied to bring him down. :.
It has been decided to transfer several
companies to Gin on. the county seat,
where all the trials will take place during
the first week in September. There is still
q scouting squad at Oliver Springs captur-
ing prisoners.