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The evening world., 1893-11-21

Is not the drift with women all the
other way? Are we not leaving home
and becoming reckless under the idea
OF being hidden from the public eye? a
writer asks. Women seek the reporter.
to make sure that even their apparel
Is described In the daily papers, AT the
present rate of change we shall soon
have possession OF n majority OF the
Post-Omces. Four or more denomina-
tons have ordained women preachers.
We do nine-tenths OF the public schoo
teaching. Clerks and office boys have
given way to our ambition. No profess
sion Is shut against us. At Washington
the most determined ofice-seekers are
women. The worst c%ollapses among pub
lie speakers and platform orators have
befallen women who crayed notorlety.
on the other hand, such names as Eliza
beth Cady Stanton and Mrs. Livermore
cannot be mentioned without reverence
and a conviction that they did not mis-.
take their duty, 1t must not be for.
gotten that homes are no, longer so Ut
terly retired as formerly. They are con-
nected by telephones and look out OH
railroads, n the daily press invades
them. Woman. to live q true home life
Is no longer secluded. Factories nave
taken away mos. OF our home avo% In
I'VE are robbed even NJ our r"''
The evening world., 1893-11-21

1t is usually considered a noteworthy
circumstance for a man or a woman to
be married three times, but in olden
times the number would have been little
thought of. st. Jerome mentions Q
widow who married her twenty-second
husband, who in his turn had been mar.
ried to twenty-five wives. A o
named Elizabeth Mast. who died Of
Florence in 176s. had been married to
seven husbands, all of whom she out
lived. She married the last of the seven
Mt the age of seventy. When on her
~death-bed she recalled the good and bad
points OF each of her husbands, ana
having impartialiy weighed them In tho
balance. she singled out her fifth spouse
as the favorite, and desired her remain
might be inferred near his.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
THE GREAT STORM IN EUROPE.
Vessels Wrecked, Streets Flooded
and Many People Drowned.
LEY Associated PressN

HAMBURG, Nov. 2l.-Fourteen mem
bers Of the crew and thirteen passengers
of the Wilson line steamer Electro have
been landed al this port The vessel had
~foundered and the passengers and crew
took to the boats. from which they were
Afterwards rescued.
BERLIN, Nov. 1.-THE gale was
severely felt in North Germany and
along the Baltic. The lower streets In
Kiel were flooded and several bridges
were destroyed. Steamer traffic has been
entirely abandoned, and the tramway
,rafic Is partially interrupted. At Flens-
burg, Rostock md Warnemunde the
river overfiowed It's banks and much dam
age was done. AT Warnemunde the piers
were submerged and the promenade had
to be protected by the piling up of sand
bags.
CALAIS, France, Nov. q. Twelve
bodies have been washed ashore near
here. The gale affected the whole coast
of France and extended to the Algerian
coast.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-Telegrams received
to-day show that the terrible gale which
has ragged here since Friday last has
subsidized. Traffic has been resumed in
the English Channel. Crews of arriving
yes sels all tell terrible tales of their ex'
perience. and It seems that many sailors
have been washed overheard. The life
boats continue to arrive at their sta
lions, bringing men rescued from thu
higgins Of wrecked vessels or picked
up in drifting boats.
The evening world., 1893-11-21

P F-T.s silver dollar .. the United States is
isTa! is':s' - sLy aa.gr'.
4 H-Ttsrs are iarss Counties on Long Isl.
ari-KirFs GIsenh ana aIN-4k.
X 1T 10 Necessary 10 have an Internal reve-
t.= !i.sas4 te!s-s yya car deal In cigars or to-
y VIA, &, the best way for m. TO get
r.ney ~ re- b. friends In jamaican Employ
? T. There is no "on,..s.ek.r.' Guide
- p La' M value. or which would be worth
to y:.,= u sDlH cost.
= K -Ts9r "f.s,o cent may be worth 10
re-" - even = '"au Those who tell you II is
Sa0a ~ u rs Do not know What they are talk
h The money contribution sent in your
"-r D. ne and id.ie and Robb!e's names Tor
'ar so.'a".n Relief Fund and for Harvey il.
L~4rh have teen r. "t''l and applied rs directed.
hsy ne tIhils u ~c!otElng.
7 e P-"I have been offered a position in
u lar -.rs - tnH -four Is made ana II you
,'l 'e'l M, .hrr.TH your Paper l wlll be thank
loan ~, hg,,nc.a practically.
',,r By Ha,gra'ls9tion become a
Toms 20 my native land Your relations Ia
}rr native lana have been severed. Your
N ! ro'urn 10 England after my naturalization
an relieved from the duties and responsible,
prot"n'iGa, N England Of the United States Gov
ernmont:' Yea. That Is what the Irish sub,
Jecta OF Queen Victoria have often done. Thu
American Minilt'r hos often been called upon
10 use his good Offices with the Queen Of Ire.
land for the protection ~ her naturaliscd Irish
subjects. You must not forget that an American
citizen In q foreign country IL subject to the
same laws OF that foreign country that a citI,
zen or subject OF that country Is subjected to-
All subjects OF foreign countries In this coun
try must obey tho laws and perform the duti-,
and obligations TO ths Government undo ~
they live the same as natlve-horn cltiIel \
Government protects iS citizens abroad ont fron
oppression. u does not protect thsm from puniAh
msnt for crimes committed or from obilEatloni
imposed on all alike.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
A Letter to Letter. Writers.

To the Editor:
Whether you publish this or not, I cannot help
expressing my opinion on the class OF letters
published in your Letter Column" How can
people with any common sense carry on q dis
cussioa to such Length on such foolish and un-
interesting subjects as the Dog plano"
"SuIky Wheel and other similar questions,
which can be Of no earthly interest to your
readers with the exception OF a few people who
delight to see their letters in print-in other
words, Letter ranks" For those Of your
readers who are anxious to dispose OF their
stamps. tor the cake Of your educated readers,
and they are legion, let them select sensible
subjects to debate. and those which would prove
interesting reading matter. l take the liberty
OF suggesting; The Foremost New York Paper"
"Our Finest" THE Real Cause OF Depression
OF Business and many others, l an sure would
prove q boon. III PLAY.
Wall street, New York.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Women and Cigarettes.

To the Editor:
/ would like to make a protest against ladies
smoking cigarettes. Men love to respect women,
and a good woman loves the respect OF men. but
no man respects a woman that smokes tobacco.
although tho great majority OF men haven't the
moral courage to tell them so. especially to a
woman WHO Is addicted to the manly habit
l have talked to a great many gentlemen on the
subject. ard have failed 10 end one that did not
believe that a woman who smokes cigarettes will
drink to excess aad be otherwise careless In her
conduct. There are some exceptions a. to the
latter. I hope. but l have failed to End a single
lady that smokes who did not fairly Jump at the
chance to get respectfully - tight Do the la.
dies Who are SO weak as TO get into the habit
know that the women that FIRST take to the Gig
arctic are the fallen wonen' That almost
every such woman IN the country smokes tobacco
EDWARD EDWARDY.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
StIk Meshed Net

All gowns are to be developed in silk
meshed net this season. And such exqui-
site net as it Is! One piece, which sells
at $40 for a fiounce, Is hand embroidered
in velvet beads. Imagine this over n
white silk dress with vlolet velvet sleeyes
Another new net, less expensive, for II
sells for s2.75 a yard, Is In white, en-
broidered in tiny green beads. Still an
other design shown as a late novelty In
Of ecru net with q border Of inserted
black gauze four-leaf cloyers.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
BISHOP THoRBURN ON OPIUM.
Says that Most Cast Indians Favor
Its Suppression.

LONDON. Nov. GA despatch TO the
Times from Calcutta says hat Bishop
Thorburn. OF the American Methodist
Episcopal Church. stated to the Opium
Commission that the idea that opium
was n preventive against fever was a
popular delusion. He said that while
favored by about a million persons be-
longing to the higher classes. twenty to
thirty million of the lowest classes OF
the Indian people desired the closing OF
the opium shops.
Bishop. Thorburn suggested that to-
enue to that derived from opium, and
he denied that the anti-opium agitation
was the work OF the missionaries alone.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Married and Doesn't Know 1t.

To the Editor:
A man takes a young lady to a ministers domi-
cls and requests that they be married. The
names, addresses, ages, birthplaces, ct cetera. OF
the participants are entered In the dominIe's pH-
vate book. Then. Joining hands, the pastor recites
the marriage laws and pronounces them man and
wife. There are two witnesses. one Of whom. upon
the parties leaving. hands the dominic IN en-
velope. expressing regret for the necessity OF ask
ing him to walt for his fee. Shortly afterwards
the man is taken sick. remains so for a year. and
the dominic Is yet unpaid. The certificate was to
be called for the next evening. but neither party
has been there for II yet.
Now, this Is my case. Am I a married man. or
am l at liberty to marry asother7 No certificate
was issued. I am DESTROYS Of marrying again a
better and nohler woman. How do | stand? Must
l get 4 divorce. or. ~ unmarried. can | go ahead
without tear o! the trst woman1
GEORGE GODFREY.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
MILLIoNAIREs ARE POORLY PAID.

Who ever dreamt that m~Illionaires led
such "A miserable hand-to-mouth exist
ence as the pluteous Mr.. Carnegie de-
scribed II, his remarks at the st. Denis
Hotel last night? He said the com
munity gave them only board and lodg-
ing. Isn't that awful? Why, u hired
girl gets several dollars "A month more
than that, and she doesn't come within
several policy slips OF being a million
alre yet.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
1hot 1pprnstno Aroma.

1t may be pleasant and appetizins %
smell the coffee brewing In the mornihs
and catch the aroma of the dinner soup
when hungry for tina meal but II y
now known that these heralding havo"
mean a distinct loss to the article wneh
served. The preservation Of all gases y
one of the chief points of several nc"
ovens and Cooking methods now ",
ing advocated, and a test OF the 1000
prepared under such protection empn@
sizes its value.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
ANARCHIST PLOT DISCOVERED.
Police Guarding the E~ucharistic
CongreNs IN Valen cha.

VALENCIA, Nov. I.-At the Euchar-
is,lc Congress yesterday church dIgni-
tarIes present included Il Pppal Nuncio,
a Cardinal. an Archbishop ana twenty
six Bishops. The police are protecting
the church and the residences OF the
various dignitaries against an AnarchIstic
plot, which, it IL alleged, has been dis
covered.
Two large petarls were exploded on
Saturday and damaged houses near the
Hotel Paris and in the Gale de la Paz.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
A Widow Caught by the Game.

TO the EC1tOT!
I am a poor widow looking for employment:
would take once cleaning or any such work. l
saw an advertisement to learn necktie making
in West Fourteenth street for the sum OF s.,
and be furnished with plenty OF work after learn
ing. They have kept me going down there for
eight weeks. I have got hve dozen ties at 10
cents a dozen. and have spent many times that
amount In cartare and time. l I'm discourag ed.
MRS. 8.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
PLOT AGAINST THE FREE STATE.
Letters Show thai the Arabs Mean
to Destroy Congo Influence.
nv Assocllttd Pret

10Y Nb5JCTUTFJ TTtHTT
LONDON. Nov. "A Brussels de-
spatch to the Times says a courier has
brought fresh news from the Congo
country. 1t says that Capt. Dhanis's
party, after defeating the Arabs at Ka-
songo, found letters which proved the
existence OF a plot among the Arab
chiefs TO destroy the influence OF the
Congo Free State.
II was also stated that Capt Pouth!er,
after taking Kibundu. pursued the re-
treating enemy - their camp at Ontla.
or Iona, ana took sou prisoners. Hus-
the towns are being repopulated.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
T0fU.

One-halr pint of salt water, three
ounces of butter, one-half t~easpoonful
of lemon juice, two t~easpoonfuls Of
vanilla, one and one-half pounds Of
sugar (confectioners' AZ. Stir the water
and sugar over the fire until the sugar
is dissolved, and then boil until 1t ar
rives at the ball stage; that Is, when q
small quantity cooled In water and rolled
between the thumb and finger forms .
soft ball. Now add the butter and
lemon juice and boil to the crack"
that Is. when it hardens quickly when
dropped into cold water and will not
stick to the teeth. Add the vanilla and
turn out in creased shallow pans to
cool,
The evening world., 1893-11-21
LIVES LOST BY EARTHQUAKE.
Teheran Still Shaken heshed
and Kuchan Destroyed.
Peace in the irish Party-GensSal
News By Cable.
Cpy Associated Press

LONDON. Nov. "A despatch TO the
Times from Teheran says that mild
earthquake shocks continue to be felt
there. while Neshed and kuchan are de-
clared to be totally destroyed, with great
loss Of life and property.
The supply Of God and water is ex'
hausted. and most OF the survivors have
fed to the mountains.
LONDON. Nov. 2l.-An Odessa de
spatch to The Times says: IAN earth
quake at Samarcand. Asiatic Russia,
lasted for two minute and caused much
damage"
The evening world., 1893-11-21

Brazilian advices state that Mello Is
tied up In the harbor at Rio. brazilian
expectations are that he viii presently
Oc blown up in about the same place.
But there may yet be a slip. The Me
theroy and her dynamite terror are both
untried In war. What they can accom-
plish must remain an absolutely I'M
known quantity until It is accomplished.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
CreaHsu Saece

one-half cup Of butter. one-half Gin
Of powdered sugar, one-quarter Gun a.
cream. juice and rind of one lemon
Beat the butter TO a cream. add thu
sugar gradually, beating all the whila
When very light and creamy. add the
cream a little at a time. Now plaea
the bow in a basin Of boiling water, ana
stir until the sauce Is smooth ana
creamy. no longer. 1t will only take a
few minutes. Add lemon, and serve.
The evening world., 1893-11-21

In spite Of the hardships OF mIllionaIr-
ism, az truthfully depicted by the emil
nent and able millionaire, Carnegie. we
do not observe that any large numbers
of TnilliOnalres I'm New York are getting
rid OF their troublesome millions by pub
lie benefsCtions. Yet there IS Columbia
College. which offers a magnificent OPP
%purtunity for the disposal Of surplus
wealth.
The evening world., 1893-11-21

The Lehigh Valley strikers. Ike all
other strikers. should remember that
their grievance. whatever 1t is, is not
against the travelling public nor against
the Of the country.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
A Girl in Hard Luck.

To TIE Editor:
u a position, slch a. cleaning oniees. or to learn
any rsts. ! have Inserted advertisements and
tasS.rei them, al! 70 no avail. I have an invalid
tAth.r to support, ard am At a loss to know what
,o 60. TS there no society in Brooklyn or New
York where ! nay apply
A DISCOURAGED GIRL. Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
DON CARLOS ON kNARCHIsm.
Says Il. Spread Is Due TO federation
to Press and Speech.
ODy Associatci Pres,l7

MADRID. Nov. G.-ThG Carlist paper,
Correo Espanol, publishes an interview
with Don Carlos, in which he attributes
the spread OF Anarchism to the excess
slve liberation granted to the press and
to public speakers.
lie criticises the Melllla campaign afS
versely. and says that he has given d
the men wounded in the campaign ~
funds collected by the CarlistS fol =
monument to his wife ~
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Pineapple Jelly.

Soak half a box OF gelatine an hour in
a cup of cold water and stir in a cup
of sugar. Add n little more h Ia half a
cup of the liquor drained from a can OF
pineapple and half a pint of boiling water
Strain. stir in a cupful of the pineapple
chopped fine; urn into a mould and set
on lea
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Zeal Cakes.

Stew the meat tender. chop n season;
mix raw egg with mashed potato and
sprinkle with -four; cut into cakes;
lay o. each a spoonful of meat, cover
with another cake, press edges together
and fry in deep lard.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Sorry for Poor Children.

To the Editor:
l an a little girl. eleven years old. I feel very
sorry for the poor children. who will not have any
Christmas presents unless some charitable people
provide for them. | would like to help a little
and inclose 81. hoping It will help a little.
C. Mount Vernon, n. Y.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
4 Last Year Friend.

To the Editor:
The inclosed 90 cents will help the good cause
along, Last year. when | was in poor circum-
stances, your blessed fund helped my poor children
to a pleasant Christmas, which but for the fund
they would have had to go without.
Mrs. EUGENE EDWARDS. Mulberry street
The evening world., 1893-11-21

The New York public has heard too
much about the mysterious capitalists
who are yearning to give us rapid tran
sit. and yet who shrink from the pub
hclty of having their names knOwn. The
New York public is slightly weary Of
this little game.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Four Good Little Girls.

To The EdItor'
to me about the poor children The Evening
World" tells about that I decided to let her and
her little friends hold a fair, They held one
on Friday. and surprised me by. gathering t75,
which you will hnd inclosed. She and the other
llttls girls send best love to the poor children.
and wish them a Merry Christmas The little
girls are:
.-r May Culver,
Annie Carnot
Jennie Deans.
Carrie Eldrdga
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Troubling an old Friend.

One OF The Ll.e9ln traln robbers IA an 81
convict recently ~pardgu"f ~ GOV A''g.,i u'
courS. the Governor viii pardon him sEa'n hgt
be ought not 10 Oh, bis old irlcnd 10 ~ murh
trouble Chicago Mail.
The evening world., 1893-11-21

zach year. II you haven't helped MI
them n other season. help this time
II you did your share towards loading
down the branches last Christmas, you
know from experience that you'll be
glad 10 do II again.
The evening world., 1893-11-21

Too many milllonaires are in arrears
for that board and lodgings which Mr..
Carnegie declared last night to be all
that the community affords TO gentle
men afflicted with wealth.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
LETTERS

I'M, column 10 for ne beseti OF evzyoodv sAo
hos a complaint TO maxi, a oIerdnos 10 uent1dte.
Information 10 0ite, a question 10 ak or a pubtto
er,ice TO acknowledge, and Vho can put he idea
into les than I0V u0rdk Long letters cannot be
,riniel
The evening world., 1893-11-21

The Canadian young men caught In a
plot to blow up the Nelson Monument in
Montreal will probably find about their
consequent notoriety no flavor Of that
fame which rewarded the aspiring youth
who fired the Ephesiau dome. There
r. n good deal OF stern reality and but
very little romance OF patriotism in the
matter Of a prison term mot exceeding
fourteen years
The evening world., 1893-11-21

Indications regarding the coming dis
tribution Of State patronage under re-
established Republican auspice' point TO
the conclusion that the enter?rising boss
n still a-bossing.
The evening world., 1893-11-21

"RicKane TO attack his foes!" Mr..
McKane's foes are the friends OF good
order. of pure elections and OF the rights
OF citizens. 1t Is nothing new for hin to
attack them. The novelty lies in the
fact that McKane is about TO be pun
A.haI
The evening world., 1893-11-21
A Dollars Worth OF Sunshine.

TO ne FuTTOTI
know your Fund for the poor chiltren's Christ
mas Tree needs every little subscription It may
receive. May the inclosed 81 bring sunshine 10
the hearts OF some unfo-tpnate child.
WILLIAM J.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
In a Political Vein.

It IL Just when the things are going to
thunder that the candidate il afraid the light
nlng won't strike him. . Models OF the
Mckinley boom are not genuine unlsss the words
30, 600 plurality are blOvu.in the b~ottlt-PhilA-
dSlphiA TimsA
The evening world., 1893-11-21
91!G|

needles. The world has come into on,
gardens and to our doorsteps. 1t 4, i'm
possible to be rs far from all the wor,a
as formerly. but I am not sure that n.
cannot all the time find our ambition N
home life. To be loved by our chlldr.c
Is grander than to be admired by m.
crowd.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Read This Santa Claus.

I I'm a little girl four yeaS old. Ny papa
wrote this. because I can't write, but I told him
what TO say. Papa told me there were little girls
whom Santa Claus would not rome and see. %
| inolose 26 cents. so that Santa Claus will 60
and See them. ELE GLEASON.
Bayonne, n. J.
The evening world., 1893-11-21

Weeks. tie e-bez,isr. got ,sn years vLHs a
Main. youth % s'.-.n C., h',sSn ysars Tor seal
.nE so. IT,. PtHs Tree stAts vii n'~s' have a
Little SsgDis1n OF F.raG4a.-Erssstsr rott-ET-
The evening world., 1893-11-21

Hasn't 1t happened TO strike the Rapid
Transit Commissioners that Hsrlem rains
can't be run on mere double-tracked pro-
posals?
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Progressive Left Party Decides Upon
a Programme.

LONDON. Nov, "A Paris despatch
to The Times says that the party led
by NJ. Pelletan, n styling Itself the
Progressive Left, has agreed upon a pro-
gramme which comprises the abolition
OF the Senate and the Presidency, and
the separation Of Church n State.
The evening world., 1893-11-21

Ex-Minister Stevens. Of Hawaiian fame,
follows the example OF John Y. McKane
in declaring himself a martyr. The army
of martyrs this year is unusually large.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Send Their Saved Pennies.

10 70" t2I'NTs
We are two little girls eve yea- old, ana have
saved our pennies for two weeks &C that some
other ll'tlR children may have a Christmas as
Joyous as ours. lnrlOFed Ind 10 cents.
Marie Duryea's.
kitty Thorne
The evening world., 1893-11-21

Among the novelties for evening wea,
are collarettes OF black footing"
edged with white inserting. They an
about ten inches deep with double rus
fies around the neck.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
One for III. Church salem.

EVsyboty kn9~s 'sat th. sTnsLr.,a pan Ia,
failed Dr. Ealn''.us may usp tai Bat 20
II 10, better 70 ri u thaE n '.-.r.. lifting
ones head asI.nst a E'ans VsI' It mar ~,
fall -CalcEg0 Pat
The evening world., 1893-11-21
h May Fellow.

Now that the Bark OF England has los, on a
wildcat Investment. perhaps Johnny HUH will
Eto? turning up his nose at our American man,
nr OF hnancisrinE. -wAshington Post
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Hebrews % EmigrAts from Russia
to South America.

ny Associated Press)
ODESSA. Nov. 2l.-The Emigration
IL arranging for an extensive
emigration OF Hebrews from Bessarabla
to the Argentine Republic next Spring.
The evening world., 1893-11-21

Every idea seems to have come to the
Rapid Transit Commission except that !,
was created to bring about rapid transit
The evening world., 1893-11-21
EDITORS AS THEY WRITE.
fearful R.proof for Lillian.

II L'll!sn Russell wanted a divorce Their. vas no
good rsAEon FOR refusing It to her. ~, &, iDysS
a Eood deal ike a t~rasnp,!ng on home irigs,rei
for a ChicASD.ooru E,r. ~ she is, % 20 To $su
York 20 get it-CticAEo Nail.
The evening world., 1893-11-21

Apologists for the Hawaiian Provisional
conspiracy are n bit crushed by the weight
Of the Blount report.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Wish You Could.
To h = Edit

TO the Editor:
Accept IS cents to your C~hnstmas-Tres Fund.
Wish I could orer enough to MI one OF your trees
LITTLE FALLS. N. J.
The evening world., 1893-11-21

The best possible tenders are needed
In the cable cars as defenders from the
cable cars.
The evening world., 1893-11-21

There is only one thing slower than
rapid trans in New York and that Is
the Rapid Transit Commission.
The evening world., 1893-11-21

The Hawaiian revolution Is about the
smallest business the United States ever
took a hand In.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Eighty Suspected NihnIsts Arrested
in Warsaw.
tBy Associated Press }

WARSAW, Nov. 2l.-Eighty students
and persons engaged I'm literary pursuits
have been arrested and lodged In the
citadel. on suspicion OF being engaged In
a Nihilist plot.
The evening world., 1893-11-21

As to the Rapid Transit Commission.
mummy's still the word.