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The evening world., 1892-01-18
Influenza Fears Cause a Change in
the Royal Funeral Plans.

my ASSOCIATED pRESB.l
LONDON, Jan. 18.-The arrangements that
were made for a public and semi-military
procession through London to escort the re-
mains OF the Duke Of Clarence and AvOndale
from the Great Eastern to the Southwestern
Railway station have been changed In conse-
qucnce Of the general epidemic Of influenza
prevailing here.
The authorities made no concealment OF
their fears that the exposure OF the troops
would probably result In general attack Of
influenza, and the Prince OF Wales immedi-
ately gave orders that the projected military
funeral he abandoned.
The Duke Of Cambridge was upon the point
OF leaving Cannes to return to London to at
tend the funeral OF the Duke OF Clarence and
Avondale when he received q telegram from
the Prince OF Wales requesting him not to
leave. as the Prince did not wish him to run
the risk that would be entailed by the change
OF climate.
1t Is deemed that the health Of Prince
George OF Wales Is not sufficiently robust to
allow OF his exposing himself in any way, and
the Prince OF Wales has decided that he will
not be allowed to attend his brothers
funeral.
The evening world., 1892-01-18
A WHOLE SHIPS CREW DESERTS.
Considering the British Victoria an
Unlucky Vessel.

man an "unlucky SHIP" as they call her, the
members OF the crew, about twenty-five men
In all, OF the British steamship Victoria have
deserted their captain and are now In hiding
In this city.
The Victoria arrived In port some days ago
from Hamburg, after an unusually rough
passage and IN q very badly uscd-up condi-
tion. During her trip she was so retarded by
gave out, and in order TO reach port at ali
Capt. Gray was compelled to use a portion OF
his cargo OF sugar TOR fuel. Portions OF the
woodwork OF the vessel were also burned.
Capt. Gray Is hunting for his departed crew
with q view TO having them arrested and put
aboard ship. II he IL unable 10 find the men
he will be forced TO hire an entire new crew
70 take his ship homo
The evening world., 1892-01-18
Lives OF Hundred Miners Saved by
Safety Door.

BY AssoCIATED PRESS
GLASGOW, Jan. ls.-ln the Bailleston mine,
near this city, to-day, a paraf1ine lamp ex-
ploded and set fire to the mine. One hundred
miners were at work at the time OF the acci-
dent and for six hours they were practically
entombed.
As soon as the fire gained dangerous head
way one OF the miners ran to safety door
provided for Just such an emergency and, de-
spite the flames roaring about him, he gal
lantly closed 1t, thus preventing the further
pr ogress OF the fire in that direction.
1t was his action that prevented every one
OF the miners being burned to death. One OF
the miners was caught by the fire and before
he could reach the place OF safety made by
the closing OF the door he was seriously
burned. The others came out uninJured.
The evening world., 1892-01-18

Mayor BooDY, Of Brooklyn. credits
BEN FRAsxLIN with being indirectly the
inventor of the trolley system and wishes
he had.the old sage's advice in the present
trolley dilemma in the City of Churches.
FRANKLIN. rs an electrician and philoso-
pher. was ahead of his own age. II is safe
TO assume that such man would not be
behind this age. II the best results of
progress were promisingiy close at hand,
The evening world., 1892-01-18
Never Answer in Anger.

To ne Editor
The wife ) true mission is, first, to help her
husband In the government and training Of
the family. In no way could she better ad-
minister to her husbands happiness than by
proper regulation OF his household.
WOmans sphere is home, to render II cheer
ful and wei ordered, that when man returns,
wcaricd with the heat ana burden OF the day,
he may nnu his solace III his well-loved
family.
II Is the trucst wisdom OF the wife never TO
reply to her husband In anger, never to ex-
cite his wrath by rcCrimination. Let her
speak gently or be- wisely silent.
Mrs. A. NJ, New Brighton, &. !.
The evening world., 1892-01-18
Those Chilian Torpedoes We're
Meant for Balmaceda's Foes

'BY ASSOCIATED PREss.l
WAsHISGToN, Jan. lS.-GeOrge Asta-Bur-
uaga, Charge d'Andircs OF the Gillian Lcga-
tion IN Washington during Balmacdas ad-
ministration, gives some interesting iniorma-
tion In regard to that lot OF torpcdoes shipped
to Chill which Admiral Walker cablcd from
Montevdco were on the way TO their dcStlna-
tion. The heavy shipment OF torpcdocs was
generally taken as an indication OF ChtliS
Preparations for war and as an evidence that
she Is getting ready to tight the United
States.
Mr. Asta-Buruaga asserts positively that
these torpedOcS were ordered by Balmaceda
during his supremacy and paid FOR by money
shipped from Chill in u British man-Of-war.
They were intended for operations against
the insurgents, and not against the United
States.
The FORMER Charge dAnairea knows whereof
he speaks, as he was cOgniLant OF the nego-
tiations FOR the tUrpcdoes when they We're
unIer way.
While he dcprccates war; he says that the
Chillans viii fight 10 the last extremity II
hOStilitlcs are once begun. " But we are only
three millions" he satu, significantly. Eng
lish and German influence, he thinks, win De
brought strongly to bear ON Chili In the inter-
csts or peace.
The evening world., 1892-01-18
Men Cannot Be Driven.

To The Editor:
Be us polite ana attentive TO your husband
Ms In the courtship days. Always look your
prcttiest and be your wittiest In his presence.
Don't vent irritability, caused BY household
worries, &c, upon him.
Make yourself the light OF his life, but don't
Kill him with kindness. Remember that no
one ever yet thrivcd on sugar. so when nec-
essary, mix little spice with the ingredients
OF life, and you will finh him vastly Improved.
Don't talk OF your rights, and remember
you can not drive men, but that you accom-
plish more by ten minutes common sense
talk than you could by ten hours' TRADE.
FRANK's WIFE,
The evening world., 1892-01-18

Vault!ng Am mbition.
Ifr,m Puck.
"Was he hurt by failing at the hurdler r
"lcs but he hopes to get over It,"
The evening world., 1892-01-18

An East Eleventh street woman found
and read her husbands. &. diary and straight
way scented case Of another woman" "
Now there is trouble in the family. and
from the incident comes at least the
moral that q husband should beware the
deadly diary.
The evening world., 1892-01-18

THE WORLD wtu not, under any circumstances.
hold itself responsibls for the vetsrn or safe
keeping Of any rejected manuseyipts or pictures.
Of WAatsosVer character or rolus. No exceptions
Uin bs made to this rule with regard 10 eithSr
lstters or Enclosures. Nor win the editor enter
sAto correspondence concerning Unavailable
manuscripts.
The evening world., 1892-01-18
The Baltimore to Sail southwerd Oh
Wednesday,.

NFhV0TN
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan. lS.-The CulE
tLis morning states that the cruiser Balti-
more. now at Mare Island Nayy-Y Yard, has re-
ceiyed orders to leave on Wednesday, for the
South she Will go direct to Acapulco or
Callao without Il stop.
capt. Schlcy and all the officers Of the
asked % be reassigncd 10 the snp, On the
understanding that trouble win occur with
chill. Nearly all the time-eNpired sailors on
the cruiser have also re-enlisluu Oh similar
under standing.
1t Is also stated that the MohiCaH, q wooden
vessel, has been ordered 10 leave IN day or
two for Panama. The Mohican Is now at
Mare Island nearly ready .or sea.
The evening world., 1892-01-18

News comes from Philadelphia that
convicted ex- -City Treasurer BARDsLEY Is
Weakening in his prison cell and may
presently tell everything. The fact that
up to this time ne has told nothing has
probably kept several Of his old bank and
treasury associates from retirement to
the Eastern Penitentory. The present
tidinRs will furnish food for pleasant re-
Election to these individuals.
The evening world., 1892-01-18

The American people are capable Of
making history whenever imperatively
required TO do 30. They do not need to
bo forced unwillingly into an unnecessary
war to prove their patriotism and valor.
The Administration will do we'll to re-
member this in connection with its con-
duct of the Chilian affair.
The evening world., 1892-01-18
PREPARING FOR A GALA TIME.
Foresters to Drill and Dance In
Madison Square Garden.

The Ancient order OF Forcsters of America
Association is making great preparations for
the annual ball and competitive grill OF Sir
knights OF Sherwood Forest, to be held at
the Madison square Garden Amphitheatre,
Tuesday evening, Jan. ~
The various conclaves OF this and adjacent
cities are In constant practice for tho coming
contest for a handsomely engraved and gold
mounted Sir Knights sword and scabbard.
Several well-known military gentlemen Will
onictate as Judges OF the drill. Tho Supreme
Officers OF the order win attend In body, and
also numbers or Forestcrs from Boston, Fail
River, lioiyoke, Providence, Newport, New
Haven, New Jersey and Brooklyn.
There Will be TWO bands OF muSic-one for
the dance ana one for the promenade.
The evening world., 1892-01-18
OUR INDOOR RULERS.
American Wives Who Manage
Their Husbands and Homes.
They Compare Notes in the Columns
Of 1.-The Evening World"
Interesting Solutions ofan Important
Domestic Problem.

"American women have very well defined
ideas of the art Of husband-mnnaging," was
the comment of reader of the letters pub
lished In this column. The letters grow In
interest, showing that the subject Is close TO
the feminine heart.
Hundreds Of contributions are received
daily, from which It IL only possible to select
a few for publication. All, however. will be
considered In awarding the prize The con-
test Is governed by the following:
CONDITIONS
The evening world., 1892-01-18
Archduke Charles Salvador Dies of
Influenza.
lRy ASSOCIATED rREss.l

IBY AssOCiATED pREssl
VIENNA, Jan. lS.-The Archduke Charles
brother OF Grand Duke Ferdinand
". OF Tuscany, died to-day from an attack OF
influenza.
Archduke Charles Salvador was born In
Florence April 80, 1889, and married in Rome
Sept. 10, 1861. Marie lmmaculee Clementine,
Princess OF Bourbon and the two Sicilies He
is Field Marshal OF the Austrian Army, and
among his many decorations Is that OF the
Austrian order OF the Golden Fleece.
The evening world., 1892-01-18
Make Yourself Necessary to Him.

Tb a. Editor,
Let the wife first learn how to manage her
SELF Let her ain TO impress her husband
with the happy conviction that she Is Just the
kind OF IA woman he took her TO be. she
should never give him reason to suspect that
those qualities by which she first impressed
him and won his love, were only affected ;
that the real woman, and quite different
woman, was concealed beneath the mask or
cOurtship.
Let her remember that q husbands love for
bis wife comes as IA natural sequence 10 the
qualities he secs III her TO love. I.et her cul-
tivate those qualities and study " be noble
and womanly In all things.
Let her not forget that every life Is the re-
nectiOn OF Its environment: that she Is the
nrst environment In her husbands life; that
he can love her only as sequence; thnt love
Is the emotion or perfect satisfaction.
Attract your husband to you, ana you Will
fnd him, consciously or uncOnsciously, yield
Ing to your every wish, and often anticlpat-
ing II and he Will reflect your virtues.
Mrs. j. ii. i.
The evening world., 1892-01-18

xntsred At the Post-ofce at New York - second
class matter.
The evening world., 1892-01-18
While We Are Very Much Alive.

ITroBs fAs CtNcinndU Up,es- NiaV.l
Sir Edwin Arnold likes the Americans more
and more, and now says We remind him OF
the ancient Greeks The Greeks OF old were
lively and aesthetic collection OF seven by
nine communities, but there is one objection
TO be urged against them. They are extinct
The evening world., 1892-01-18

Two downtown thugs. arrested for
highway robbery, got of with six
months sentence each tor assault yester-
day because the stranger they held up
couldn't stay in town long enough to
carry out proceedings on the other charge.
Some way to spoil the luck Of such fel.
lows should be promptly devised.
The evening world., 1892-01-18

South African miners propose to exhibit
100, 600 ounces Of gold at the World's Fair.
It will make All attractive exhibit and.
counting with its cash value tho interest
that 1t won't be earning while at the Fair,
II will also be an expensive one.
The evening world., 1892-01-18
100000 Fire at Kansas City.

Inv ASSOCIATED PRgNs.I
KANSAS CITY, Jan. la-Firc last night de-
stroycd the Dcardorf Building and all OF It's
contents, causing loss OF SljO,0OO. The
building Is situated at llOl, 1908 ani ll05
Main street, the very centre OF the retail
quarter.
The evening world., 1892-01-18
CONDITIONS.

THE EvESiNa WORLD NH gre a go'd double
enyie 10 TIE uOI,,dn 'rho sho'rs best
"IIow 10 MANAGE A HusBAND.' The plan
must be contained IN uro hundred tpOrds,
written on one side Of TIE paper, haze the
Briter'S name ana address Uot necessarily
ror pubiicdtiO,), dnd be directed to HUSBAND
EDITOR, EVENING WORLD, PULITZER BtiLDIsd.
The evening world., 1892-01-18
Good Advice.
Iron yudOs.

Actress-Tve elopcd, had lny diamonds
stolen, had one hundred thousand dollars
left me by a relative, secured o divorce,
played In several popular pieces, and yet l
am not famous What can ! do to become
POPULAR
Friend-Retire from the stage.
The evening world., 1892-01-18
Scarcely Sympathetic.

TTTom Kt JtNtNers' WttEIV.
Miss Leitover-For more than twenty years
this golden circlct with its spark OF living
light had been a bud OF promise. 1t Will yet
blossom and bear rich fruit.
Mrs. De Witt-lndeed: l should think the
frosts OF SO many Winters would have blasted
its
The evening world., 1892-01-18
w anted q Pointer.
lfrom Truth.

Mr.. Beastly-Say, old chap, i have thor
oughbred fox terrier; you may have him II
you like.
Mr.. Grandstand-No, thanks, old fellow;
don't like the breed. However, am going to
the races Tomorrow, and, II you choose, you
can give me pointer"
The evening world., 1892-01-18
Few Are Above Suspicion,

IFvom ne kansa. Cny Starl
Everybody who has visited Mexico will be
anxious TO know how the police tell " sus-
picious looking characters" from anybody
else. American orficers down In that coun-
try would arrest nine-tenlhs OF the popula-
tiOn,
The evening world., 1892-01-18
The Quakers Are Jealous.

TFTo" ne FhtTddeIphla FHN.I
A New Yorker getting the House restau-
rant suggests that just now, between taking
what II wants and getting what II asks for.
that state has sort OF bulge on pretty
nearly everything that's going.
The evening world., 1892-01-18
The C2arina Has Recovered from
Her Attack OF Influenza.

fIy IRFCCiATTD PREss.I
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. lS.-Thc CEallha has
entirely recovered from the attack OF in-
iiucnza from which she has been suffering.
She to-day attended the annual ceremony Of
blessing the River Ncva.
The evening world., 1892-01-18

he could hardly advise taking anything
less for what would prove long period.
He would probably sustain Mayor BoopY's
previous veto OF tie trolley.
The evening world., 1892-01-18
Unhappy Error.
IFrom TsIus SUtings.l

TFTOW 7fIus NUfIhDs.J
"what In thunder did you put In that glass
OF sodaf" he gasped
whisEcy," replied the clerk. "You
winked."
~ winked2 My young friend, one OF my
eyes are made OF glass. I'm temperance
apostle"
The evening world., 1892-01-18
THE WAYS OF WOMAN FAIR.
Fads, Fancies and Fashions That
Delight the Gentler SEX
Charming Dress for Blonde Little
Giris-Evoiution OF the Um-
brelia-IInts, Fans and Rugs
OF Peacock Piumage--
Birthday Cruets OF
Gold and Silver.

A charming dress for little blonde OF eight
years Is OF French gray cloth made with a
Tapped front, bishop sleeves and gathered
skirt. Guimpe OF dark green bengaline, with
mink cdging on wrists, heck and opening.
one OF tan cloth has the gumpe OF golden
brown surah and a velvet of the same shade
for Guns, reycrs around the low neck and 4
girdle belt. old rose cloth Is lovely with
black or golden brown velvet. ana turquoise
blue.
The evening world., 1892-01-18
Servia Ravaged by Diphtherla-Two
Children of a Minister Dead.

fBY ASSOCIATED PREss.l
BELGRADE, Jan. lS,-Servia is ravaged by
diptheria. Two children OF one OF the Minis
ters died in one night. All the schools OF this
city are closed In consequence OF the cpl
demic
The evening world., 1892-01-18

lie was born IN 1914 and having catered
the Chamboriaiu'S once, attained the chief
clcrkship In 1892. He resigned thi. unice In
1888, and founded the EaDk OF London, 10
which he WAS secretary unli the death OF
Sir John Key In 1865, when n was unani-
mously elected To I he of1lce OF Chamberlain.
He took an active part In education, and In
1881 founded the WUrkingnen'S Educational
Union. He published number of works.
The evening world., 1892-01-18
A Homely Comparison.

Tfonl Ike JsHsTI<Ts' WtsEIV.
Jeweller-rhis watch don't require key.
You wind II by turning the stem, 50.
Jason un high glee)-Just like q burned
calf, amt itf Twist Its tail an away II goes.
The evening world., 1892-01-18
UnpOetiCal.


IRON the Rider and Drirer.
~ can't understand these poets. Here's
this Shakespeare fellow talking about stones
preaching sermons"
"There's nothing remarkable about It.
Why, every wagon has O tongue."
The evening world., 1892-01-18
Butter, 3oc. per pound,
Sugar, sc. " +"
Flour, sc. 4" I"
Eggs, 3Oc. 4" dozen,

all wasted, if by the use of soma
cheap, inferior baking powder the
cake is spoiled. Always use the
Royal" and good luck will at
tend every baking, with light,
sweet, wholesome and delicious
cake and pastry, and no good
materials wasted in spoiled, un-
eatable food.
The evening world., 1892-01-18
White House Road Block system.

tFros. hs CAfeago 7fms,.l
The block system is in force on the Repub-
lican narrow-gaugo line TO the White House.
and Mr.. Blaine is requested 10 notice that
one b. Harrison Is stul In the section before
him.
The evening world., 1892-01-18
Benjamin Scott, Chamberlain
London Since 1853, IL Dead.

HFsOV
LONDON. Jan. lG.-Bcnjamin Scott, Fellow
OF the Royal Astronomical Society and Chan.-
berlain OF London, died to-day.
The evening world., 1892-01-18

When umbrellas were first introduced into
England the courageous man who carried the
new-langled invention was followed and
jeered at by legion OF small boys ana
mobbcd by crowd OF hackney coachmen,
who accused him OF desiring to destroy their
business. And the difference between the
original unwleldy fabric OF canvas and whale
bone and the present style OF umbrella! We
have gradually been improving and en-
deavoring to obtain the neatcst possible
appearance, combined with the greatest
strength, and the very latest Invention
is made with light but decidedly
strong steel tube, which is nuted on four
sides, thus enabling the ribs, when closed, TO
mt In flush with the " Stick so that the um-
brella can literally be rolled up within the
compass OF an ordinary stick. Tailors as
well Us modistcs now furnish an umbrella the
same color or tone us the suit or costume
ordered.
The editor OF the Edgerly MAI, a Dakota
daily, bears the bewitching name OF Miss
Winnie Hall, Miss Winnie, 1t is said, keeps u
manicure set in her desk and rubs up the
half moons In the pink nails OF her pretty
fingers while giving the boys their assign
ments All the same she is hustler, and
can set type and make up the forms like
lightning when there Is prairie on fire or a
stampede IN II neighbor's cattle yard.
The birthday cruets for salt and pepper are
| made OF coin silver and provided with r.
| carat gold top. 1t is good to think, however,
| that the salt does not lose It's SAVIOR when
kept In a platedIbottlc or 25-cent creation
| In mottled glass.
Mrs. Russell sage Is much more liberal
and appreciative employer than her famous
husband. The other day n new dress came
from her dreSsmaker, and 1t was so well made
and such good ut that she expressed her
delight by sending hc artistic big mince
pie Madame was good enough to ask the
fitters to help her eat It, and eight cases OF
nightmare were reported the next day.
The evening world., 1892-01-18
The following letter addressed to 1.-The
Cleaner" Is sell-eX planatory:
Popular With All Parties,

Prom the Chicago Postl
The most popular brand OF American "tin"
Is that which Is being Issued from the SUB
Treasury and which bears the date 1892.
The evening world., 1892-01-18
Valuable Paintings and Jewelry De-
stroyed by Fire in Rome.

IBY ASSOCIATED rRRssl
RoMR, Jan. lS.-A serious fire occurred
yesterday in house In Piazza Spagno oc.
cupied by Countess Paduska, the celebrated
painter Corrodi and others. Some valuable
pictures, curios and Jewelry were destroyed,
The inmates narrowly escaped with their
lives.
The evening world., 1892-01-18
Fixing Things.
I FROM Comic.

Customer dn restaurant).-see here, MI
Proprietor. this steak is SO tough l car
scarcely cut II.
Proprietor-well make that all right, SIR.
Here, waiter, Just bring this gentleman an
other kntfei"
The evening world., 1892-01-18
Let Him Think He's Not Managed

To he Editor
The best way OF managing husband Is TO
do so without his knowing 1t. Give him your
ideas, bat never coax or persuade him, for
then he Will want his own way and become
stubborn. Men, as n rule, do not want to he
" bossed," as they call II.
study his ways and tastes and try and do
everything to please him. Keep well posted
on current topics and use good Judgment in
all your actions, and he Will come u the con
c,ision that by consulting you he Will not be
the loser.
Don't be selfish, but allow him some free
dom after business hours, and II he IL man
who can appreciate II good wife he Will al
ways say there Is no place like home"
EYpruIHSCRD
The evening world., 1892-01-18
II the Cap Fits.

from Conic.
Girl tat plano, just been singing)-Man's
coming round to tune the piano, tomorrow"
Friend-Hm! Pity that he can't tune
voices"
The evening world., 1892-01-18
The Same, but Sma aller.

iFron the Rider asd DvirsT.l
"What beautiful carriage that si'
"Oh, i've owned many OF them In my
time"
Had big st able and coach-house, chr"
"Oh no-had fourteen children T.
The evening world., 1892-01-18

Is Chilian squadron coming1" Not
unless unwisely invited by way Of Wash.
inptop,
The evening world., 1892-01-18
THE CLEANER

- .
"A' "ntuian, see' nus "o i"i 'e.o'e'.u
!'om h's 'eceh' n'saon y. pneuhhoh'u ''iA' no
10 "o'o w o.. w !" oea "nu 'e"u '"o h'"'
pApe's. ho nn' D..one Ao,e .nev,,u'' ,. an.
eAp'esses aeS'ie u i'e' us "i,' oe sina
'luinsA W 'no in'"' "''"o' VI 'n' soou
ss1' poo''
.,o,,or -.cora ,or ,,o v,,,o s,.r,,,,
rho o,,.,,,. ..orov ,r.,nh, .,oo,nsh,n T.nr,c mr.
r,,on ,ror, I,v.rnno, you,o,ooy hoy,nn com
p'e'eu 'oyuse III "'h' ua'" anu 'e'
u'o' NV e.'ui 'ei' 'o"s ''"'' N'io u"'' ""'
Son'iueieu qo''N "'p ''' " p"''ens'' 'Ss"n'
ship
Two friends OF the Cleaner, members OF u
strict prohibition family, were playing some
n..u,a., .,.,., en-. o,n., .,,,,n,, s.,,,n
harniicss game the o'ne' evening" having
agreed privately beforehand that the loser
was 10 stand a small bottle. At its concl,-
a,s A., 49,. ...,, =, u,.u ,,,u 49,.
bioh 'he iosei fehatAeu' "eh' VIII nave
to buy the watermelon" The terrible small
boy, who had been an unobseryed listener to
The evening world., 1892-01-18
Sound Logic.
E.... I.l,.

hummer Petc-Now, Brl, you can't deny
dat Mr.. Depcw Is great after-dinner
speaker.
rramping Bill-But | claim dcre is en-
bryonic talent dat can knock him silly. NOW,
fer instance, you or me might be able TO DO
him II WE could only get chance AT de
dinner. tell you, Pete, opportunity makes
de man.
The evening world., 1892-01-18
Repented in Haste.

tFro~ Duh.l
He-They married In haste.
she-And repented at leisure, supposef
He-No, their repentance was quite as hasty
as their marriage.
The evening world., 1892-01-18
A Fitting Response.

tTroR Comie.l
Smith (beyond)-Hullol there's Jones; he
wanted that new suit badly.
brown--yes; and ne'9 got II badly"
The evening world., 1892-01-18

Tho Evening World Prints Asso-
eiated Press News.
The evening world., 1892-01-18

Hats, fans, nuns and mirror rugs are made
OF peacock plunage and they are most beau
tiful studies In color.