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The evening world., 1893-09-15
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS.

Several OF the children who have been
passing the Summer ut the Seaside
Hous,, Monticello. are very much i'm
pressed with the work The Evening
World" is doing for the sick babies.
They put their little heads together
and determined that they would aid
1.-THE Evening World" in its efforts to
bring JOY to the hearts of the suffering
little ones.
one OF the Monticello children, pre-
sumably the Secretary OF the Arrange
ment Committee says there were Just
eight of us seven girls and one boy.
We made him ticket-taker because he
was muscular little fellow and better
adapted to take the tickets than us
girls. We held the fair on the grounds
In Monticello, and we had lots of ntce
things. fancy goods. toys, ice-cream and
candles. We thought we could raise so
for the little babies fund, and we came
pretty nea r reaching that amount.
When we counted up after the fair we
were less than 81 short. Mamma made
up the deficiency. and we take great
pleasure In forwarding the money to
you. We worked very hard to make
the fair a success. and ! do not think
the little girls. nor the boy who aided
us. will be angry II ! mention their
names. They are: Alice Adams, Flor
encc Adams. Helen Nevin. Myra Livor,
Alice Irish. Gertrude Irish. Winnie Gay
and Frank Adams.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Foolish Women Keep Dogs.

To the Fdl'or
one writer IN your paper OF last evening re-
fers TO some great men owning dogs. This Is
admitted, but such dogs! Newfoundlands, st.
Bernards, hne.bred greyhounds. These dogs
were useful companions. not womens pets.
may he doubted when say that 80 per cent. Of
sensible men, when they see u chain, with a
woman on one end and a miserable pug on the
other. put the woman down as an old maid or
an insipid fool Sensible married women, with
families, are seldom, II ever seen to be so fool.
ish, they generally find time for more useful
occupations than nursing lap dogs until within
n few moments II hubbys tea time, and then
rush to the ice-boI and snatch piece OF steak
and throw 1t in the frying pan. after petting
and hugging their kuyOodlc with the same
hands. But the little darling is as clean as the
steak, and hubby don't know the difference.
People living in fats are put down as fats when
they go crazy over pet pugs. I. F., Harlem.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Piunkefs.

This is a Philadelphia fancy cake. and
very delicious one it is. Cream half
pound of butter, add gradually half
pound graduated sugar. Separate six
eggs, Beat whites until stiff. beat
yolks. add them to whites, then to but
ter and sugar. Sift together twice six
ounces cornstarch, two ounces corn -four.
one teaspoonful baking-powder, add
gradually to the other mixture, add one
teaspoonful vanilla. Bake in patty pans
fifteen minutes.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
IT DIDN'T WORK.
Woman with the Raspberr Stained
Apron Lacked Sentiment,

Several distinct varieties Of soil chung
to his garments and eloquently pro-
claimed that he had lately walked
through not less than three counties
The woman whom he met and accosted
at the threshold of the lowly cottage
had red raspberry stains on her apron
says the Detroit Tribune.
Madam" he said. II trust you will
wayfarer."
The WON n was silent.
"Madam"-
His voice was tremulous and low,
II was once the happy head Of a
The woman's face softened.
had a beautiful wife. All she"-
Tears were standing In the womans
eyes now.
was to my mind the sweetest and
best of wives. hut the dream was
rudely dispelled when"--
The woman leaned forward and held
her breath.
-"her father lost everything In a
wheat pinch"
The woman gulped down a sob, en-
tered the house. and slammed the door.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Yelping Ours in Flats.

To The EItOr:
John Henry had better go and hide, II APP
pears to me, to escape the storm OF wrath and
ind pnaton his letter has caused He certainly
should after reading Mrs. NJ. C.'s letter, who
writes that her dog gets bath, besides keep
ing the house clean. But think j. II. is per.
fcctly right, as dogs in tenement or at-bouse
are nuisance every was considered. They are
all right on II ship or a farm. but no person who
had any consideration for his neighbors. how
ever respectable outwardly, would bring yelp-
ing cur into the house to disturb folks. not to
mention any other nuisance but barking. 1t
would be better for some women who have no
children to battle TO go and borrow one, In pref
erencc to wasting their precious time In foJling
after q dog. w. l.. :.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
TOMATO Scum.

Eight large tomatoes, a small bunch
of herbs. two allspce. one onion, salt
and peppep. one quart stock, stale
bread. Cut the tomatoes in half,
put them in a saucepan with the herbs
and onions stuck with two cloves, add
salt and pepper and just cover with
water. Put the saucepan on the fire,
stirring the contents occasionally. When
the tomatoes are thoroughly cooked turn
them out on a hair sieve. remove the
herbs and onions, work the tomatoes
through the sieve, make the stock boil
ing hot, stir the tomato pulp into 1t, put
squares Of toasted bread in the tureen
and pour the sauce over.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
No Use for Pug Dogs.

To the Editor:
Respecting the dog controversy I wish to say
that Bob" and IF. V. r. are in my esti.
nation very poor c1ponents Of the good qualities
Of the dog. Any woman who keeps pug dog
in her house and disgusts the ncighbors with Its
ugliness. which all pug dogs possess, deserves
all the crit which Harlem" gave her and
her dog. admire the Newfoundland for Its
beauty and true friendship to its master, and
watchdog for its usefulness but to own OF
keep n pug is beyond my doing. I think that
IF. V. IT," and Bob meant well regarding
decent dogs, but when they uphold anything
regarding a pug l feel that they should take tn,
advice OF "A stranger and let up. L. s.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
HOUSE AND HOME,
Aisation Bore aud Don fev's Ears.

The Alsatian bow promises to be quite
fad this Winter, and the style of
couture to go with 1t will undoubtedly
be two braids turned UP at the back and
ending with the bow on the top of the
head.
The little stiff loops known as don
keys ears" are much affected for
women who do not care for profuson
of ribbon, and they add touch of grace
and jauntiness that is indescribable.
Parted locks do not lend themselves
readily to fanciful adornment. therefore
the Priscilla couture is, as a rule, made
beautiful merely by the glory of the
locks in their shiny lustre.
The evening world., 1893-09-15

1t IL but just to John Bull that Amer
ica's sporting spirit should openly rccog-
nIze the fairness and sense OF justice
evinced in the rendering OF the final
decision on the race for the Brentons
Reef Cup. Had the decision stood
against Navahoe It would have been
quickly questioned on this side of the
water. Az 1t was given the other way
after n most conscientious inquiry
the Regatta Committees evident square.
ness should be as quickly acknowledged
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Matrim onial Item.

ITrnW TChhs NIfIlngs,l
Mfr. Morris Parke-How are you and
your wife coming on?
Mr.. Westslde-I can't stand 1t much
longer. She Is the boss.
We'll. my wife only demands three
things"
What are the. ?"
"She insists on having the money, the
latchkey and the last word"
The evening world., 1893-09-15
A Protracted Stay.

Belle passay-lm tired of being pur-
sued for my money I'm going to the
country and pose as poor girl, and
wait for the first man who offers him
self.
Blanche Innit-Well. you can stand
the country in summer well enough
but you'll find the Winters Just horrid
The evening world., 1893-09-15
LETTERS.

tTns column 10 FOR the oensat OF everybody
Dho has a complaint to make, a grievance 10
Ynttidte, tnJormation to give. a question %
ask or a putitc serpise 10 acknowledge. ana
pho can put the tdea into less than 100 nords
Long letters cannot be prfnted.l
The evening world., 1893-09-15

Cherokee Strip boomers are on their
last day OF suffering outside the lines.
Tomorrow they may rush In where
some "sooners'' have not feared to
tread beforehand But too many OF them
may find that their troubles have only
Just begun when they get into the
promised land" 1t IL not exactly like
a pleasure excursion. this running intu
an undcvelopcd country to found new
region OF homes.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
For Sofa Pttiotrs.

A beautiful sofa pillow may be worked
now in the old-fashioned filling stitch
on canvas and with worsteds. II q
pretty and artistic pattern is chosen of
some conventional figures, the whole
will look, when closely done, to cover the
entire surface like fine old piece of
tapestry.
The evening world., 1893-09-15

Instead OF being out OF existence, II
appears that the Vaudeville club Is
again In trouble The members will find
the deuce to pay II they don't pay the
treasurer. There Is a growing doubt
whether the Club itself pays. Hence the
difficulty
The evening world., 1893-09-15
The Little French Bornst.

The close-fitting French bonnet. natty
and elegant comes again with usual
regularity. Nothing in a dress head
covering can quite take its place, It IL
too ladylike and becoming: X finishes an
elegant toilet as no other bonnet does.
and is. therefore, altogether too desira-
bic shape and style not to be retained
in fashions first rank. -,--,.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Musical Item.
From Texas siftinGsl

MIR. Morris Parke called at the house
OF MIR. Hudson Rivers and they were
having a Quietc hat together. when a
peculiar noise was heard,
What Is that noise l hear" asked
Mr.. Morris Parkc.
Now you've got me-" replied Rivers
1T Is either my wife singing or the
dog bowling In the back yard. am
always getting myself into trouble by
mistaking one for the other"
The evening world., 1893-09-15

The trotting world has n new wonder
IN fve-year AK. 1t also has II new
record for "A mile tiotted In II race. The
figures are now POI a. In making them
So Alix also tied the mile record for
trotters of her age. made by Kremlin
last Fall. at Nashville. 1t seems that
wonders on the track are n long way
from ceasing.
The evening world., 1893-09-15

zeal in guarding against contagious
disease. This was shown yesterday In
that case OF chicken-pox on Cherry
street, which was diagnosed as leprosy
because there were a great many Chinese
living In that part of Cherry street.
The evening world., 1893-09-15

The report that emigrants are coming
to this country from Grimsby should
serve as "A warning to the health author
tiles to keep sharp lookout for all
such arrivals and to keep them at
safe distance.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
FOR LITTLE LIVES.
The Sick Babies Fund Has Re-
ceived $ll,0l0.27.
Every Penny Of This Will Do Good
for Poor Children.
Young Friends OF tho Fund Still
Doing Good Work.

Al letters ronisininG money for the
Sick Babies Fund should be addressed
to cashier Of WORLD. Pulitzer Buiid-
ing, New York city"
Donations Of clothing, &c., should be
fsurtA street.
The evening world., 1893-09-15

II does seem a little queer that the
A1uidaban and Republica. 80 lately WIS.,
iting New York as representatives of
Brazil and rs expressing the fricndli-
ness OF the South American Republic
for this Government. should to-day be
engaged In an cfrort to knock the spots
out of their National Capital.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
MUNClE SEEKS STATE AID.
Epidemic OF SIN all Pox Drives Many
from the Town.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept l5.-The small
pox epidemic has assumed such threat
ening aspects In Muncie and the country
adjacent that the local health authori-
ties. AZ a last resort. have called upon
Gov. Matthews to contribute money to
prevent It's spread from the fund appro-
priated by the last Legislature for fight
Ing cholera. This appropriation amounts
to $4,000
Word was received at the office of the
state Board OF Health stating many
of the inhabitants Of the plague st ken
town are deserving their homes and flee
| ing to the country.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Susie Collected o..

To tho Editor:
IncioSed please hnd 81 for the Sick Babies
Fund. which I have collected from my friends
Tor that fund. hoping II win do some child good
am eleven years. and wish II was ten times
that much. with good wishes for the chill.
lrcn am Susie II. lnl tmnnn,
BOZ East EIGHTY third street.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
He Wouldn't Whip This Girl.

10 tne fblIor:
I have read Of John Carlton beating his
daughter, and now l say that II was his
daughter. I would get up party Of young
ladies', and give him good, sound horse whip
ping A man like that don't deserve any pity.
Why d. men get married II they intend to beat
and use their children like dogs?
Miss & SMITH
The evening world., 1893-09-15

teeming with tempting bargains OF all
kinds. Wives must be UP and doing
ard husbands who sleep late have to
tie their money under their chins II
they do not want to wake up insolvent.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Giving Him Away.
From Judge. !

Infant Terrible-Pop. do men ever
have wings?
Father-That's foolish question !;
why do you six It?
Infant Terrlble-Cause I heard ma
telling Mrs. Tattle you used to be a
high flyer.
The evening world., 1893-09-15

Now let Navahoe get the Cape
May Cup. Then let Vigilant success
fully defend the Americas Cup And
next season let the Britishers come
over and try to take all the trophies,
What a yachting carnival that would
bat
The evening world., 1893-09-15
CITY FATHER HELD FOR BRIBERY
Serious Charge Against Councilman
Knox, OF spokane.

SPOKANE. WASH, Sept. 15.-City
Councilman Charles y. Knox, charged
with hrib Try. was arrested yesterday
and released on a 5000 bond. He is
accused of accepting a bride OF 500,
only S25 Of which vas paid
Papers are ready for the arrest OF
four councilmen and some other city
officials. on deals which involve nearly
go
The evening world., 1893-09-15
A Swell.

From Texas Siftings)
Clara-What Is the matter. Mr.. Dude
ly A.? You are actually lame.
Dudely-Y-a-as, Miss Clara, you see
my feet are sweled.
Clara-It is very strange that you
should be swelled at both ends at once
The evening world., 1893-09-15

To be thoroughly popular. Senator
Faulkner's scheme for the retirement
OF small bills should provide for doing
away also with those little bills that
the tradesmen bring around quarterly.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
DossOh for CoOkisa

Old-fashioned housekeepers say that
the dough for cookies or gingerbread is
much more easily handled and rolled
and stamped the day after it is made
than on the same day. In cool weather
1t should be set where 1t will not be-
come hard.
The evening world., 1893-09-15

Senator Stewart did not return the
compliment by whispering magic
something in Senator Daniels ear, But
then, the Nirginian did not try to talk
three days, and he seems to have made
"A real speech, though on the wrong
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Only the Two Skies Count.

To The Editor:
bets i in throwing poker dice that II he
throws three skies, and then In the next
throw knocks one over the failed to take them
away, 80 1t shows four, that only the two
remaining skies count; In other words, the six
that has been turn ID to four does not count
n six. Please give answer and oblige.
CONSTANT READER
Mount Vernon, n. Y.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Great Truth.


II never shut up until I'm licked"
said the envelope.
Nonsense! I'm on to you" replied
the postage-stamp. you're ready to
The evening world., 1893-09-15
R0u-BonS.

Nice little candies for a bon-bon dish
are those that come in every color, and
are about the size and shape OF a
fattened pea. They should be put on a
small round dish on lace paper of the
tint chosen for the candies. Lavender
IS always pretty and delicate looking.
or pink is desirable with some table
decora lions
The evening world., 1893-09-15
It Ia N OF.
To tho Editor:

To the Editor:
VIII YOU kindly let me know II It Is improper
for two young ladies to appear on the street
after dark without gentleman esoTt?
LEX Ell.
The evening world., 1893-09-15

on the latest nomination from the
White House the guessers We're again
all wrong. This was the naming Of
Baby Esther.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Three F7ounces on the Hips.

Here Is new design which cannot fail
to appeal to the tastes of my readers,
VINO know how valuable all perfectly
made gowns are. The charming skirt
has triple founces on the hips, the bodice
The evening world., 1893-09-15

There Is but one standard at the mint
of time. Only golden minutes are coined
there. And the Senate is throwing them
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Lottis and Mamie Have a Fair.

To the Editor:
Tncloscd please md 81 for tho Sick Babies
Fund. tn" result Of a fair held by Lttie Tay.
Tor and Mamie Rciestedt. Mt h35 East Eighty.
NTH street Yours respectfully.
LATHE Taylor.
Mamie Reiestedt.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Men. See What This Boy Says.

To THt FIIITW'
Inclosed nnd postal note for 81 for the
Sick Babies Fund heard my mamma read
ing rom THE Evening World about the rspr
suffering babies In your city, and have taken
~ from my bank, which | send to you to
help them I am n mn. hoy six years old. II
l was u man I would send more.
Howard e. Murray. Herkimer, n. Y
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Fast Enough.

u ulul JUuAt.I
Woman-Is this fast color
Clerk-Yes. maam; It's warranted to
The evening world., 1893-09-15

Valkyrie will get rousing we
come when she does come.
The evening world., 1893-09-15

Typhoid is the most unwelcom,
sooner" at the Cherokee Strip.
The evening world., 1893-09-15

Letters from contributors TO the Fund
omitted to-day will be printed tomorrow.
The evening world., 1893-09-15

Well. Navahoe did go over for some
thing.
The evening world., 1893-09-15

81 never imagined that art and beer
would go we'll together" said Manager
Oscar Hammerstein yesterday. II was
mistaken. I never had such audiences
at the Manhattan before we adopted the
vaudeville scheme But ] have not
reached the goal of my ambition. Do not
think 1t. Do you suppose l have nc
other aspirations beyond variety? Just
wait and see."
The evening world., 1893-09-15

The Germania Theatre opened its doors
last night with a production Of "Arme
Madchen," by the late Guy de Maupas-
SAINT The Germania was formerly
known as Poole's, and is in Eighth street,
near Fourth avenue. The play was not
very brilliantly acted, but the audience
was exceedingly enthusiastic.
The evening world., 1893-09-15

That sweet old moss-covered drama
The Two Orphans has been dragged
forth from Its shelf by Kate Claxton
liar. She tries new melodrama, retires
into seclusion, and just as people are
beginning to forget her she hobs ur
again with The Two Orphans" She
six weeks.
The evening world., 1893-09-15

THE Algerians' is now being rehears-
ed every day at the Standard Theatre.
and the opera will first be heard In Phila.
delphia a week from next Monday. Miss
Tempest is an indefatigable worker, and
no prima- donna clouds have as yet dark
ened Mr.. Hills managerial horizon.
The evening world., 1893-09-15

Your play is bad. Change the piece.
telegraphed Daniel Sullys manager tc
change the company replied Suily, ant
thereupon he returned to the metropolis
The evening world., 1893-09-15

A huge, glossy silk hat adorned the
head of the quaint young man known
as Robert Grau yesterday. He bought
the silk hat, 1t is said. because that
form of head-gear is very popular in
London. whittier Mr.. Grau goes to-mor-
row
The evening world., 1893-09-15

The Majestic will bring the Kendals to
this country. and managerial preparation
Is now being made for their coming tour.
scenery, and as their plays call for little
more than a clean drawing-room set
with a few bits of bric-a-brac and pair
Of portieres. 1t will be interesting to
know with what scenic effects they are
burdening themselves.
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THE HAWAIIAN CONSPIR-
ACY.
The N. Y. Herald, Spreckels and
Nordhoff False Prophets.

Minister Blount has returned
from Honolulu. He brings good
news from the Sandwich islands.
The Provisional government is
getting on comfortably, people are
contentedly paying their taxes and
all is quiet and peace. Mr.. Blount
saws that he never saw a more
peaceful people. Everybody sleeps
with open doors and windows, and
crime and violence are practically
unknown. He knew of no society
to murder royalists and saw no
evidence of anything of the kind.
This is at variance with the
awful tales put into circulation by
Nordhoff and Spreckels. To judge
by the reports the islands were all
about ready to rise and restore the
yellow queen. Spreckels declared
a month ago that the Provisional
government was doomed. He pro-
nounced it bankrupt. Nordhotf
Endorsed all he said, and added 90
per cent. of woe and defamation:
AS a matter of fact an awful
amount of lying has been INDUCED
in by the enemies of free govern
menS in Hawaii. 1t has been sys-
tematic and persistent. The con-
spiracy to prevent Hawaii from
Joining it's fortunes with the United
States has been shrewdly organ
lied and it has had the backing OF
Spreckels, the millionaire sugar
king. The facts will all be under
stood in due time and some people
who have been fishing for praise
will be held up to public execra-
tion.-N. Y. Morn. Adv.
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Massage.

MRS. PRAY WOULD ANNOUNCE
WI that she will attend a limited num-
Der of patients. Address at II. NJ.
Whitney's, King ST.; Bell Telephone 70.
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Artificial ivory is made from
compressed skim milk.
Emperor William paid $125,OOo
for a toy fort.
Send q copy of this weeks HA-
wA1IAN GAZETTE with your foreign
letter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-03-30

EAsuvILLE, Tenn, March "a. "A cy-
r,une OF death and destruction swept Ten
nossoe last night, aud only this morning
could anything definite be learned. Half of
the big State rente ntiary, which covers 80
acres Of ground, was torn to pisces, entail
ing an enormous loss. The convicts, 500 in
number, had just moved out of the mess
1al when tho building collapsed.
a two story brick building in
North Nashville was blown down,
killing Alexander and Eugene Drum
right outright and horribly smashing
T. Bradford who was fatally hurt. W.
Il, Right, his wife aud two children who
were in the building were buried in the
1etris and were more or less wounded.
Out al Derden, a suburban town, the en-
tire place was obliterated by the storm and
fire. The damage to Nashville property
Slone IS over 100000. The cyclone
ploughe1 its way down the Cumberland
valley ard destroyed property aud life but
wires are down and nothing definite can be
learned