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The evening world., 1893-10-07
MARRIED IN SPITE OF FEVER.
A Novel Ending to a Modern Love
Story.

In his era Of disappearing brides or
bridegrooms, and corresponding humil-
iation and grief. disappointed wedding
assemblies and accompanying disagree
able notoriety, Frederick Page Cutting
and Elizabeth Hubert W. set an ex-
ample, according to the story that has
come out to-day
These young people had arranged to
be married Tuesday at the home of the
brides parents, As West Fifty-ninth
street, Invitations had been sent to
numerous friends to come and see the
knot tied. and Rev. DR.. j. Wesley,
Brown. Of St. Thomas's Church. had
been engaged to perform the. ceremony:
Wednesdays newspapers all published
the marriage notice, which said the
wedding took place as per schedule.
Hut now 1t transpires that Mr.. Cutting
was stricken Thursday of last week with
typhoid fever. When Tuesday came he
was very M in bed at the Hotel Beres-
ford. The. bride did not wish to disap,
point her invited guests, however, and
she repaired with DR.. Brown to the bed
side OF the sick bridegroom, and kneel-
ing there, she took the vows OF WIFE
hood.
After that there was a reception, also
as per Schedule. at her mothers home,
al the conclusion of which she returned
to her new husband. She Is there yet,
nursing him to such purpose that ne Is
nearly recovered.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

Miss Eugenia de Forrest, an actress
who makes her home at San Jose, Cal,
has received the sanction of the authorI-
ties OF San Jose to wear mems clothes In
public. and proposes to obtain a legal
right to appear IN the same garb ali over
the country. She made her appearance
on the streets of San Jose q few days
ago In a double-breasted sackcoat and
waistcoat Of dark material. trousers of a
striped pattern n a derby hat of tns
latest style. In her hand she swung an
ebony cane. She says she Is realizing
the dream Of her life. She is tired Of
skirts. and as her stage appearances ars
mostly In male parts she knows the
greater comfort of male attire.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Some New Hots,

This Winters millinery IL such that
amateurs despair OF X a t tina
will look other than homemade. Tor
every bit of headwear. whether large
or small. is Of such peculiar shape that
no n outside Of an artist In such
work can produce the happy effects the
the twists and turns that are given to
the felt-crowned plateaus In felt and
satin.
Double-faced plateaus are the rage.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
usfeioas Btanc G. Manac.

A quarter Of a pound Of loaf sugar.
one quart of milk, n and a halt
ounces OF [ bod ~islnglass. Pour the milk
into a lined saucepan, add the sugar In
powder and the isinglass in small shreds;
then boil gently until the latter in
gredient appears all dissolved. Keep
stirring over the fire for about ten
minutes, taking especial care to prevent
these easily scorched materials from be-
coming so. Strain into a pitcher. and
when nearly cold pour into a mould
oiled with a little of the freshest oil.
When required for use. 1t may be care
fully turned out. Serve with sour apple
or cranberry sauce or bitter msrmalade.
This is food for the sick and . dessert
that men folks will relish and enjoy.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

For more htan A century the breeding
Of canaries has been a thriving Indus
try in parts OF Germany. II 1850 the
German dealers began to ship the birds
to New York, and then to South Amer
lea and Australia. The profits are small,
but the industry Is u godsend to the
poor who make the small wooden Cages.
1t Is estimated that about go. 900 canary
birds arc raised every year in Germany.
The most important market is the
United States, which takes about 100, 90
birds per annum. When the birds are
shipped to this country they are always
accompanied by an attendant. On the
return voyage these attendants take
American birds and animals to Europe.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
A AID FOR MUNClE.
Gov. Natthews Authorizes the Draw.
ina of $1,000 to Fight small.Po o.

Indianapolis. Oct. 7.-Gov. Mat
thews has decided to give the quaran-
tine officials at Muncie $1,000 Monday for
use In preventing the spread of small
pox epidemic from that city. In the
succeeding weeks he will allow the Com
mittee only such amount as are really
needed to pay the expenses Of quaran-
tine.
Secretary Metcalf, Of the State Board
ported a total OF 1870 cases, three having
developed Thursday. There are now In
the hospital there twenty-three cases,
nine OF which are convalescent So far
thirteen deaths have resulted from the
disease.
Apprehension exists because OF the
approach OF cold weather, which does
not tend TO decrease the conditions IA
Sorable to the extension OF the cpl
demic, The last week has shown an In
crease in the number of cases. ..,
The evening world., 1893-10-07
THr. d. MoCRAoY's STATE PLATFORM.

IN, ~ mJOhhO1 o slhlb ohh'
The Democratic platform adopted at
Saratoga yesterday Is bold In its claims
for the past and free In its promises for
the future.
There is certainly ground for the boast
fulness of good accomplished. Democ-
ricy has secured compliance with the
constitutional requirement for a census
OF the State, the reconstruction or the
Senate districts, and the reap~portiontnent
of the members of Assembly, n duty
which was neglected by the Republicans
for seven years. And 1t has obeyed the
will of the people, for years dcfied by the
Republicans, in calling a constitutional
convention.
BY the first of these acts the Democ-
racy has given the people of the State
fair and equal representation in the
Legislature, and has put n stop to the
abuse of a self-pcrpetuating Republican
Legislature, chosen on a fraudulent ap-
portionment. misrepresenting for seven
years a Democratic State. BY the Sec
ond 1t has laid the groundwork for max
ing all such abuses impossible In the
future and for fitting tho funda.
mental law to the increased necessities
and new conditions Of the State.
Through these achievements the Do
mocracy for the first time in many
years has held control of the Executive
and OF both branches of the Legislature.
II can claim credit for all that vas good
in the legislation of the sessions of 1897
and 1893. 1t must zeal censure for any
thing that was bad.
1t would have been better II the Dem.
ocratic Legislatures had been more truly
Democratic than they were. and less
subject to the arbitrary dictation Of au-
tocratc leaders. The same may prob
ably be said OF yesterdays Democratic
Convention. PEE
The pledges Of the platform for the III.
ture embrace simple. honest n frugal
administration, which ought to apply to
city as well as to State government; an
elevation of standards In the Civil Ser
vice, which Is certainly as desirable In
the cities as In the State: tax revision.
fair elections. the protection Of labor.
the suppression Of monopolies and oppo-
sitlon to sumptuary legislation.
This Is an acceptable programme. VIII
success in this years Senatorial and
Assembly elections afford the Democ-
racy an opportunity of carrying 1t out ?
The platform Endorsed uncondi-
tionally the National Administration of
Grover Cleveland and the State Admin
istration of Roswell p. Flower, and en-
p~hatically declared In favor OF the I'M
conditional repeal OF the Silver Purchas-
ing law.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Answers to Questions.

A Readsr.-Thes is no low In New York
against dancing on Sunday. =
Constant Readsr-Piteher Nichols. 1t
the eoaton Baseball Club. makes his home N
Kansas city.
Rent-Payss.-H your paid-up lot has any
vain, A will be easy for you to house build on
mortgage by any Of the building associations.
X s.-There are several teachers OF acting
IN New York. You will ind their addresses IN
IN. advertising columns Of The Sunday World"
i. Geo. Edwards Brooklyn. F~itssimmoas
TONIGHT At i5i pounds: Dempsey At Ia Ia pounds.
Il &. F.-feiesraphy Ia taught free at the
Cooper Union
Tom.-ro become . real estate lawyer you will
have te study Law and pass an examination for
ths mar: then make q speciality OF real sstats
law. II you simply want to know how to Nil out
icr,l blanks, which IL only clerical work. am
lawyer can teach you that in a few lessons
Mrs. Julia Vaughan, $40 Union street. Brook.
iyn. who has an invalid cousin; Ray Cohen. !
orchard street, and 8. c.. Campbell. In behalf
OF the West Side Industrial School and Library
iss West rortisth street express, thslr ass,r'
iSr World OF Oct. s. Also II. shielding. ~
Central avenue. Brooklyn, Whose husband Il
peralykvoa
The evening world., 1893-10-07
rHE PROPOSED DIX IMPROVEMENT

At a rlcent meeting Of the Sinking
'prd Cofpniss!on Mayor Gilroy exhib-
~. singGar irritation because the
Io.ptrollerAN MIL. Myers, declined to vote
lo' ,e adopNon OF the Dock Commits
van otdock Improvement from
GharIeINreeth Twenty-third street un
I'll ne nj NOR. closely examined the
es,l,na,es Gd stlsned himself OF the
necessity N thew The estimates
81 lne eos' the work were widely
apart nose 0 the &ck Commissioners
being 100000 nd tiYse OF the Roar
Of Trade expertsselnt SEQ. oOo. 900.
The law require the .m-mst,v. vo,.
Of the Comptroller . elsDls ths c,,v 70
Issue bonds for such cork II, I. n.,.e
provision. and has svera - 49,
;ectsi the city from unfairabSs ex.
p~endltures. The comptr+er would hox,,
been as rnuch TO blame ineNha 80
for the heavy outlay until 'uryT, go
Of It's propriety aad necessiy ssINayn,
Gllroy would have beer II HI hah 49,
ported the Dock boards planNkn6SIn,
/; TO b. only a contractors Job.
There a no justification II q,
Mayors display OF irritation, the.for,
because the Comptroller's vote os,
poncd action than there would l.,
been for anger on the part OF I
Comptroller ct the Mayors afirmati
vote.
But the Mayor has called upon c.
poration Counsel Clark for an opini
The evening world., 1893-10-07
A Very intelligent Parrot.

TO the Euft0r'
A gentleman residing in Harlem 10 the owner
OF an exceptionally bright parrot. Some Ave years
ago this bird was presented to him by a friend In
South America, and when II only could talk in
the Spanish language. patiently he taught the
parrot the usual parrot talks. and In order that
the bird might hear the street noises and the
various street 'cries," II was placed on q cage
In the window. He quickly picked up several OF
the cries. the most Interesting OF which is the
correct way in which he initiates the newsboys
selling THE Evening worid'' Extra. He perehes
himself upon the bar In his cage. cocks his head
and yells out, at the top Of his voice: ''EItrs!
Extral Read The Evening World Extrai'
y. Y 4
The evening world., 1893-10-07

Sick people prefer roasted potatoes 70
any other way Of cooking them. To set
a couple Of choice mealy ones. bake
half a dozen; have a hot oven or field
Of red Goals; select the vegetables with
the few est eyes and clean them with q
little brush; throw them in the hot oven
wet, and the skin will bake like q
shell and the inside will be mealy. Never
put a knife near . hot potato. Prick
with a silver fork, drop a lump Of butter
in the slit and serve hot.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
A Brooklyn Poliosma, In Danger.

To the Editor:
Tho other evening . young lady friend and my
self were standing on the corner Of clinton and
Union streets. watching q parade 60 by. Hardly
had It passed when two young men acquaintances
OF ours stopped and talked with us. Soon q
policeman passed. ana I saw him stop and talk
with two women. However. We paid no attention
To that, a. It was none Of our business. But
imagine our surprise when he came up to u
and said in . brutal way: Here. you've been
hummins around here long enough. Now sit!"
or course my friend and ! quietly walked away,
not wishing . scene. and left the young men
standing there. 10 that the way respectable
Brooklynites are to be treated! All four Of US
could make It very disagreeabis for that police
man II We wished. a. our fathers have something
to say in this ward. or course. this copper only
wanted us out Of tks way 30 that we could not
hear what he was saying to his dear friends.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

suit Nowhere cise would 20 much
money be spent In seeing the race; no
whore else would such applause and
fame reward the victor. New York is
the worlds great yachting centre. and
has n certain natural claim to the troph-
les of supremacy In yachting.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

There 10 a new queen OF the ocean
neetA. The Lucania has broken the
westward record from Queenstown TO
New York. 30 long held by the Paris.
II n not likely. however. that the Ameri-
can hne will yield the supremacy for
good and all without a struggle. There
are interesting times ahead in the
contest for Atlantic transi1. honors.
The appearance of the new American
built boats. to u with the Paris, the
New York ct al. unde the Stars and
5tripes. will be awaited with a lively,
interest.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

The Uay s,e.r-s stand ty,,r.

Sleeves don't stand w any more, but
they do stand out-away out. Some are
twelve inches away from the shoulder.
It is not uncommon to use a piece Of
cloth thirty inches wide in each sleeve.
To get the graceful droop and swell a
plating of cross-bar crinoline is set In
the sleeve head, between h lining and
the stuff. The effect of this Is to make
the look only half al big round
the waist as she really 10.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Eleven Live on 80 cents Day.

To the Editor:
II J.. G. Lloyd wants 10 know how q married
man with a big family and q small salary gets
along l am willing to impart tho secret to him.
I am married fourteen years now and have nine
children. I make but 81 a week and pay 80
monthly for my apartments l do my own mar
keting. and naturally am very economical. I
spend no more than 30 cents a day for the wholc
family coffee, cents three loaves
OF bread. IL cents: two pounds OF oatmeal. s
cents. All my children seem to wax big and
strong on oatmeal. although SOME people remark
that It Is only At to be dished ont to pigs or
swine. Our Sunday meals are generally a peg
better than our weekday mess. We manage to
keep our apartments neat and tidy looking. l &C.
cupy two nice rooms In a cosy Nat on Fifth ave-
nue South. and I tell you no one enjoys life
more thoroughly than yours truly.
A HAPPY FATHER.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Lacs Wrfsffefs.

Ruf1es OF lace are sewed in the ur!
Of the sleeves and allowed to fall over
tho knuckles. This fashion Is a. old a.
royalty. Kings. queens and princes
affected It centuries ago. Now sweet
old ladies' have their precious wrinkled
little hands playing hide and seek in the
meshes of black and cream ruffes, and
pert girls OF the period walk up and
down Murray Hill with dosskin gloves
and poetic lace frills on their dainty
hands,
The evening world., 1893-10-07
4 Martin for Baraatn- Hunts-.

Women who 90 bargain hunting. ex-
pectins to get ever so many pretty
things for little or nothing, should heed
Enerson's maxim for enterprising tour
lists (:
He who would bring back the wealth
Of the Indies u take with him the
wealth of the Indies. You cannot secure
value without cost"
The evening world., 1893-10-07

,iumes and the other adornments q
Winter hats.
,ther evening was Of gray velvet with
ne rim cut into four or five squares.
each one edged with spangles Of Jet
The vassar crown was also 81 jet, n
the only decorations were two Jet quilla
and a bunch Of magenta velvet roses.
Though the millinery OF this season 10
very beautiful. off the head. 1t must be
admitted II Is very trying TO all faces
that have not the beauty Of youth or
some piauante attraction Of their own
that finds odd shapes and curious color
inss in keeping with their wv pleasing
looks.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
HOME FOR CITY F0UADL|AGs.
Its Oath Birthday to Be Csle-
brated in a Few Days
What This Institution Docs for tho
Handicapped Tots.

The New York Founding Hospital will
be twenty-four years old Oct. II.
sister NJ. Irene, founder and general
director Of his noble institution, has
completed arrangements for the anniver-
snry celebrations. Owing to her pres
ent III health she will not be able to
participate in the festivities.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
WE NAY YET HAVE oRIME ON TIE TYP.

The police OF Amsterdam are going to
try hypnotism or a prisoner who re-
fuses to reveal anything concerning his
mysteriously missing wife. He got rid
this wife In some way so hat he
might take another. and the suspicion
exists that a crime has been committed.
Two eminent hypnotists have been en-
gagged by the Amsterdam authorities, and
they are expected to yank his secret
from the prisoner while he Is in the
mesmeric state!
There you are. Supt. Byrnes! There's
an idea for you. Buy each OF your de-
tectives a yacht and send him cruising
whithersoe'er he will. Hire n lot OF
hypnotizers and send them to scour the
town for crime and criminals. When
ever any violation OF law occurs In a
neighborhood let our corps of hypnotiz-
ers descend upon 1t and dose every
tism until his jaws are open a yard wide
and his bones are suffused with the
stupor. And keep this up until the mys-
terry Is unveiled. 1t ought to work as
we'll as a machine detective anyhow.
But there Is nothing new In his thing
Of finding out sin from a ~hypnotized sin
ner. Ask my of the many men who
have got into trouble by talking loud
In their sleep while their wives had a
weather ear pen to catch the remarks
and he will tell you that hypnotism as
a crime detector Is a chestnut with ele
CANT long hair on 1t.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

It L. expected that on Moh,,, ,,,,
country will know whether Co.'S p,na
will consent to surrender Weeks g.,
with the chances strongly In favor ot.pbn
latter alternative. In this event It .nr
be very dif1cult for Uncle Sam to mai.
tain q digniied attitude.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Ntcesf Tird o| Prrfum ~rv,

The incest kind of perfume a girl can
ave is the imperceptfble but unmistak-
able scent of soap and water. A BATH
tub is better han a bottle Of perfumery.
Clean people don't need satchet powder
or scented waters.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Elastic Absomtnsl cors.ss.

Corset-makers are selling a fat wo-
mans corset that may supply a long
felt want. u differs from the regular
corset, in having attached to the bot
tom an elastic belt, warranted not to
wrinkle or become displaced, and de-
The evening world., 1893-10-07

There Is an element Of completeness
about the fashion In which a band of
train robbers has been disposed of
BY { combination Of sherifs' posses in
q fastness OF Montana. Three
OF the bandit were killed outright,
while two were reserved for probable
iynching. This leaves little to be said
In further pursuance OF the subject.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

Evidently 4 higher sts,,r. ., ..u'
nation is required for k.o,n,n,on, -.
inspectress in the Custon,Iaus. go
Tor election a. United States w
The evening world., 1893-10-07

aik." remarks the Boston
49," - gentlemen Of the United
$3.50 nNt. Not until the minority
s1s 'aAeh from them.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Ne,c king Coat.

All the new coats are long and tight
WASTED, with a very full skirt to ham
gracefully over the clumsy dresses. Some
button UP the front and others fasten on
the side like this one. Taste differs
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Six Live on 90 so q Week.

To the Editor:
can show you how cheaply a poor man can
live. I have a wife and four children. My wages
are 81 . wselt. but as l am working on half time
I get only $3.50. We eat nothing but bread
aod soup with the soup meat and sometimes .
little this coffee. All the balance goes for rent.
II I could only earn - = week T would think
1 was IL heaven. CARL vossMAN.
uroolIvu
The evening world., 1893-10-07

.,,2rnell University is twenty-five years
s~>o.day. Columbia University 10 yet
Sse from the foundations solidly
Columbia College.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

Next Wednesday will be an interesting
day in the Senate, II Mr.. Voorhees, sticks
to his text. 1t will mark the opening
OF the majority In the upper chamber
Mt Washington. The minority has beer
on top longer than even a strained sense
of courtesy could Justify. The pro.
cess OF Hopping them will gain in dig,
nifty according to its east of prompt
ness.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

.nnIvar..1 ~rse the twenty-see,nd
ing. But nobody Rss.es,ss 1871
Y the fre fiend's da,,, ,hs MI
The evening world., 1893-10-07

One good reason for wishing success
to vigilant IL that a cup contest is ap-
preciated only in American waters. No
where liz h world except in New York
would such q feet be gathered as the one
which saiied u to-day TO see the con-
test. Nowhere else would 20 many peo-
pie take . psrsonal interest IN the re-
The evening world., 1893-10-07

Mingle some good work for the
/" Greater New York" Judiciously with
your other campaign efforts.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

The news from Brazil belongs to '-The
Morning WORLD as naturally al the
news from the yacht races belongs to
"The Evening World"
The evening world., 1893-10-07
SICK BABIES FUND.
Three Dollars Moro Added Co the
summer Charity's Exchequer.

Another subscription for the Sick Ba-
bles Fund has been received. 1t is from
a glver who modestly signs herself
"Bcatrix." The Fund now stands as
follows:
Previously acknowledged ,...........'.sil.6t'so
Beatrlx 400
The evening world., 1893-10-07

visilant drawing away from vaikyrie
will draw . pretty picture for the
American eye.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

Ths Broadway cable was not dSd,
but Numbering.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

The good die young. It was not per-
mitted for the anu-Plattites to survive
long at Syracuse.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

A great many questions were put TO
Emma Goldman yesterday about her
opinions. Are we to understand that she
Is on trial for her opinions?
The evening world., 1893-10-07
An Experiences with Lady Bosrders.

printed.
An Experiences with Lady Bosrdere.
To tho Editor:
One Of your female correspondents complained OF
the conduct Of her male ioieers. and proposes
renting her rooms to women only In future. Let
me. who havs done what she proposes doing, give
my experience. My house was full of women.
A week after 1t was full Of them 1t was full
OF hair. Hair. hair. everywhere! I could not
keep a window open for Ave minutes: they
seemed to have n horror Of fresh air. Not an
hour passed but some one or othev OF them was
bother,ns me for some littis thing or other
= Gat-iron or a curling-iron. a pack OF cards
or a stamp. Although they were all on kissing
terms with each other. there was not = woman
In the house who had a rag OF reputation after
che had been kissed by the others for 4 week.
One young girl. a very dear friend and school,
mate Of mine. came to New York on a visit to
mo; her brother also came. but as the house was
full l could not Accommodate him. The day after
the girls arrival her brother called. The parlor
was occupied so I sent him upstairs TO his sis.
ter'r room. About half 40 hour afterwards I went
upstairs to have = chat with my two old friends.
On reaching the landing Of their floor
I was Surprised to sec about half OF my
lady dodgers standing about whispering among
themselves; some tryiag to look shocked. others
not making that prefase. but all evidently ex-
cited over something and enjoying their excite
ment: whats the matter - I asked. 'Oh!'
replied one OF them. q. the same time withdrawing
her eye from the keyhole Of my friends door.
There's . man In Miss so-and-so's room. -
.Indeed.' I replied. well. ladies, I'm sorry to
trouble you. but II shall want oil your rooms
next Monday. I have known that lady and gen.
tleman all my life. They are brother and sister
From that time 10 this 1 have had none but male
dodgers. A. X, brooklyn.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

This Americas Cup race affair will
soon blow over-if the wind holds good.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

Two more revolts against the bosses
urO over.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Hsvs q Motive IN Lifs.


What makes life dreary Is the want Of
mottve.-George Eliot.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

signed to Improve the figure by holding
down a high stomach and reducing ths
circumference of broad hips. There are
three little straps in front. and the belt
car be buckled as close as comfort and
corpulency permit. The prices vary
from n to SIS. according to the material
used.