The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-10-10

bHlelueu or attempted 10 Snlelu crime.
There's the case Of Roundsman Mat
thew F. Daley. who criminaily assau ltcd
Mamie Hannah; he has been acquitted.
of course. but he might never have been
brought to trial had It not been for
The Evening World 1t exposed and
put a stop to the impositions and ex-
tortion practised at Gouvcrneur Hospi-
tai by DR.. Donovan, who forced the
friends OF injured persons to pay money
before they would be admitted to the
wards. 1t has always opposed the troll
ley. and It denounced the Sugar Trust
and the Vanderbilt grab Of the Harlem
River. 1t even extended its beneficent
attention to Brooklyn. and did what
everybody over there thought was i'm
possible-secured cleaner cars and bet
ter service on the IL" roads. These
are only some of the fruits of It's vic
tories. though. I haven't mentioned
It's charities It's Sick Babies Fund.
which has been In existence Ave years.
and has saved thousands Of the little
ones OF the tenements from the grave.
and its Christmas-Tree Fund. which
makes glad $1,000 to 1000 poor children
every yule-time: or Its furnishing Mrs.
DRESSER with legs. or saving Mrs. Hem
ming and others from death by starva-
ton. perhaps. OF the street. These are
the acts ard performances that have
made The Evening World a popular
idol. 1t has always lived up to it's
motto: Above all the News! Beyond
all the Peoples Friend""
The white wings are shining now in
Popularity Channel. and all eyes are
turned upon them. for It is near the
starting time for the race. A good
breeze is blowing. All the yachts are
manoeuvring except 1.-The Evening
World" which. unwilling to take nd
vantage Of her competitors. holds her
self at easy distance from the line. ready
to cross with them. but not before.
In a moment the whir OF the presses
is heard. This is the signal The race
Is on. With mainsail. topsail and fore
staysail set they go away together
THE Evening World" rides the waves
like swan. In a short time she pokes
her nose ahead of the others. and from
that moment on 1t is all day with them
a brisk news wind is coming from the
Islands of Incident. 1t grows as It goes
and before the vessels reach the Idcs of
November 1t has the pace of Orpheus's
team. Oh. but it blows It's a wonder
all the outspread sails in that channel
do not I'LL with the wind and f!t before
it like sun-glints chasing each other
through the clouds, but they dJnt. The
canvas that fills and carries LIS cutter
with 1t like an arrow belongs TO Even
ing World" alone, The wind Is now
laden with Election Returns-the news
0: the result OF the great National cam
paign by which Presidents are made and
unmade. THE Evening World" gets the
first. the best, the fullest OF these re-
turns. and. without adding a shred OF
canvas. speeds on. leaving its COM
petitors far astern. The first news OF
the death of the Duke OF Marlborough
also reaches. and. more important still
to waiting world. the first news OF
the passing away OF the Plumed
Knight. James g. Blaine All
these forces reach the others, but not
50 soon and not in such fulness as
they reach The Evening World SO
they vainly run up spinnaker and set
balloon jib and stretch all the canvas at
their command in an attempt to over
take the queen.
The breeze stifrens, still from the same
direction OF the Islands OF Incident. and
1.-THE Evening world' competitors
struggle bravely to catch their quota Of