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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22

Lltt,e Johnny Mckever and his friends
netted si5.oJ frr the s'clI Babies Fund by
an entertainment given on that great
storm nigat Oh the Sound, Wedresq
last, At Won Liehns Ray View hot Il,
city lalahd. The Weather wa ~ bad
that nott Of the good folks up a. City
itlhrd wouldn't varttirs out bit ell Of
Eus' Won Liahn'e glests gathered In The
h'E hailruo'n g. fae The youngest nah-
eyer IN the business run a his Rrst-cisss
SLOW There rss Miss LEO poI.set. ten
years old hui'a McCurkis, eight;
charming 'rne May, In catching sUhgs
aud 1nnc"s; Charles I. lGld,idGe, Allie
hasiii. thirteen Years old Irene Dalton
ami Lillian Bsrtram, tarcy dancers,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22
ROSkOPS ACCUSED.
Visited "a Girt In n Flat House and
x6W sRtd a. he d Thief.

Louis Roskops, alias Roth, twenty five
YEARS ola. VITO lives with his parents
ut q West one Hundred and Nine
teenth street was reminded at the Har-
lem Police Court this morning, charged
with having stolen 1900 worth Of cloth
Ing and jewelry from the fat-house at
70 One Hundred and Fifteenth street.
Last Thursday while all Of the occu-
pants of the nat We're out, II Is said
hat Roskops gained entrance and car
ried of the property.
Ward Detective Mooney, Of the East
One hundred and Fourth street station.
who arrested Roskors last night said
that the prisoner had been visiting Miss
The Aet, and In this way ,obtainea ,knesi-
tdse q the premises. The detective ssid
that Roskops stole from Miss Bohne
and save the plumber TO another sirl.
None Of the property has yet Been re-
covered
Among the jewelry stolen we're several
rinss.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22
SNAKE BITE CgRrD WHILE YOU WAIT.

The snakes, but not the snake must
go Prof Boyer, OF Tulane University
Museum. New orleans, l. fixing things
go that the makes occupation VIII soon
y" gone, and then they win have TO hrd
Some other lrsiUv, beside, frightening
corN'ie8reui Uhhksy drlukcr- T." deati
fh" Professor houay'. that N, 4usl,s's
l"'r AN 30 rendered Harmless, Nv the
rr'.Jpla inorulstiou with snakes poison
n tho person bitten. he red h'2 orn
llrtl' dnl to = young rattlcsrako yes.
lerGyy. and viii take a bigger snake
u"Nt lime and give II sometime bigger
to bite, ana so keen no"ulatIrs himself
unul he can let the biggest kind ~ u
srak" h.a him without resultant m
JD..
" Prot B.'cr succeeds iu tom sticqt-
ing the sunFr 30 III" Jersey mosquito
has b-"u com, stirat.d, lie win confer a
bouu. II be takes the sting out of the
real snake, the snake u magma ton
will likewise be subdued Then II won
matter what kind OF liquor n man
drinks, the snakes he sees won't phase
him, Prof. Beyer's experiments, though,
dc not cover green bugs and blue mon
keys, which sometimes poster a man
lettering on the rear end of a jag.
Opponents OF the income tax, who
have been wildly shrekine that Vt was
munarehistic and Popuiistic innoy a
| ton, attempted this morning to console
themselves with the discovery that no
appropriation had been made to meet
the expenses of the new tax. For a
great grief this is small solace, and as
a sensation II Is somewhat OF a mares
nest II there Is no money immediately
available. there will be money aVaiiabl,
next december, at the latest, and the
tax will be IN good working order. Lei
10 one delude himself with the false be
lief thai the income tax Is not here Z
stay.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22
Oranges ana Uglinesa.

ugllness Is III health. As soon as a
patient begins TO get well she at once
commences to be better looking and
sWeetdr tempered. Getting well IA
simply becoming more beautiful In body
and mind Water never was intended
Ter food. 1t Is a medicine. The water
nature serves the flowers and plants is
sort warm and distilled. a dose of lee
water from mans table would give a
horse cramps ana a rubbe.' piar. shllls.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22
To Beautify the Complexion.

These are skin whiteners: Yellow
cOrnmeal boiled, brcii,d the next day
on quick fire and eaten with green
grape sauce or stewed apples. Sweet
otrn roasted, cut from the cob maze
into cakes and eaten with Cocoanut
MIX or any tart !narmalade of seed
fruits. Steam cooked rice with butter
and stewed peaches. These cures are to
form the entire breakfast every third
morning. The cereals contain the nour-
ishment, the fruits will carry off i'm
purities
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22

Care of the body Is the beginning d
good manners
In the street cars, at churches and
theatres, the vast numbers OF unwashei
persons make themselves odieus to thel
neishbors: often well-dressed man o.
woman is quite as disgusting as thos.
whose outward garb SHOWS their low grad,
of life. Every one washes the face and
hands when dressing in the morning
Then why not sponge over with watsr
the whole surface of the skin, which
will keep its innumerable glands and
pores In an active and healthy stat.
and increase the vigor Of every organ Q!
the body? One can do this without /
bath-tub. yet 1t is more easily accom-
plished with one but with a two-quan
basin a thorough cleansing Of the bod
can be given.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22
Good Work for the babies

To the Editor:
Enclosed please md check for '2S5' the pro.
ce.ds a a fair held At the home Of MIS- Eus
Dannsfals.r, ~ Esst one Hundred snd Teeltth
street. Tor the beneft Of The STICK Bables' Funi
We Nerc al worn only nyc days, but tho girls
worked very hSrd and We had sand time. The
Vhdy bo1tN va pte'ided over h, Mis- lrlH Tey-
Tor; lemonade and cake booth Miss Adenr KIM
pol toy booth. M,Sr Rosie trubs and the fancy
tabl, b. Nitr Eta Dnnnef.ssr, who Mas Daisy
Hanit acted AZ iltssnrer and rnhier With tho as-
his'lhrs Of Master Mile Trcnmol, y,hO quo.
ceeitd with The Yirl- ln securing irsny don2tiont
tn. ednpsoh wee cent. witch pst gladly paid
by the boys nnd eirs on on block, and ~ 4
o'clock NJ. va WERE entirely sod out. Hoping our
work viii help some u the poor babies We are
your trIl..
Fts Damn fsissr. witt Trsmrie
Rosie lf1iug, UHisg irnit
hdeune kcmpai, Lulu Tsyior.
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re ,ieion saved Him.
70 III. Fdit5ti

TO The Edltbf'
in answer to Cigarette Fi.nd' Of Saturday
hltht. in Sh,eh he asht soma to tell hin,
tSw 10 stop Cigarette smoking. couldn't help
but take notice. thd thought would relate my
experience AND hope IL ali, help him and any
others. 1t 10 this: was a very hard cigarette
smoker. but on a visit .rera home WA converted
and experienced a eernpiets change o. heart, and
then asked my Lord and Maste: to take away
the desire for smoking And he did. ! Ia emf
smoked or haven't any astirt to SMOKE tlnes
that. and ists Of my old and very hard sins went
teGethef ONE WHO HAS EXPERIENCED.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22
Bia 4. and pink

AT the New York roof garden theatres
many Of the song and dance girls wear
pink, with ruliies round the neck and
skirt Of black lace. The combination is
Frenchy ana fetchy. Most OF the per-
formers have no voice and no conception
of the beauty of art, but It is remark
able how much the pink and black tot
lettes do IN the way of entertainment.
Fine dressing is a great art.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22

prise.hshtine by lodging around between
the States OF Iowa, Nebraska and south
Dakota. 1t is barely possible that their
plan may succeed. but II lie also barely
possible that the untutored West may
not take kindly to the intended honor
OF It's selection for prizs ring purposes
and may make It jncxpcdient for the
champions to test the efficiency of the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22

'uhNNl MhIN'F W ChhHACIFN.
twelve ears: Alma Bcrtrarl and Iottie
l2,i.co a;sh; ,<,rs IA, a., 49, -,
D''"'S' ISL atdiS Siu' M'ss MANU- cry
son aud Mis- Edue Bnrtcn In varieties
'rha farce "NIcA.l al g., wa. " x,., ,,,,Ar
ny Joseph Mck.Fer. T.. E. Eldri6gk.
Annie Nav IA, Nur.ay Ava Ma
-, u 'iHul
brysoh, but chief of all WAS Johnnie Nc
Kaver. with his violin and ana HE sins
a., 80. ~ suns
ihs VI tine character 'ohE, The Starv-
ing Tots appeal " written for him nv !,
r. raryson -, u,,,,. 49,, ~,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22
Yarmouth BIonters.

Tie best way to cook these IL to max
incisions in the skin across the fisl
because they do not then require to
so long on the fire, and will be far bette
than when cut open. The hard 10
makes a nice relish by pounding 1t
mortar with a little anchovy an
spreading 1t oil toast
If very dry, soak in warm water ON
hour before dressing.
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s==----H7--7-=-==--
IiJy-Whlte DOughnuts IL.

Make a sauce of sour apples ana
prures. Select small, old doughnuts'
bore a hole in the top. and place eacn
on saucer; cover the cake with ths
sauce: flavor with lemon or vanilla
fill the saucer with whipped cream
and brown in the oven. This dessert
is good, and goes a long way.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22
4 small Fair.


Ic the cdhor
tneloSta plsA!s And 81 the proceeds OF a small
tsir heid A. The tesidenes o. Mics Nettie and
Master John GillisG 2ss Penn street. assisted
by friends Tor the bsnsnt o. the slek babieL
lohn LapSstr, Aarcslla Hsadcn,
CHARLES LAuisei Jepnls Rickards
Albert kenek. Edna pehyte
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rrosress's Picnic To-sisht.

IAe grand annual Skinner. nishvs tsssvel 81.
FrosseSs Lodge, Ne. =, order Of True rlieads,
viii take place at sglstrs Harlem River P.rk
ts-nisaa II viii be a grand Gaair. by which
The Sick easloG Fund VIII be greatly tsnsatsa.
fEs 0nss.t o. tas Progress Ledge are; essrxs
Brooks Prssldsnli James J. sissin. yles-Pfssl-
Atat; lanes Bskt. ReouralnA sssfSliry; ueorkt
X. sintahkasi, SECRETARY; rS.St Nssfitb, Tfksf,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22
Never Waken sieepins Pa,ien,

When a patient sleeps, never under
any circumstances let him be awakened,
unless you have the sanction OF the ply
sieiah sick PERSON who has been
asleep but a little while, and Is then
awakened, very seldom can go to sleep
again; while, had he slept a few hours,
and then been aroused, he might have
fallen asleep again in a very few min
utes with little effort
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22
Manic. Annie nua nny.

20 me Eull1r
Incosod hHd sos tho proceeds Ut a 'sir held
on the street and collected from friends
MAMIE RYAN. sss E.st TUen'l.,h street
ANNIE and MAY GEOGhES. .S' East .Oth st.
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made over a frame OF chip. The ono
Illustrated Is black linen, over pisaA
straw, Trimmed with a scarf OF whl's
chiffon ard two black quilts. ihese
hats are intended for morning, 10 "
with the duck and linen dresses Ihss
are ugly enough. II might be added 70
go with the first ras-dealer who passeo
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22
Linen Hats.

Trust the English women for design
in millinery that no other race Of
women can be induced to wear. A sen
sation just out is a linen hat. 1t Is Dc
scribsd in the following terms: TIM
new and charming hat is to be seen II
blue, pink. green, white and black linen
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cave n Harden trr.,

To the Editor
lnc5.'i please Mad ia lev tho Sic" ss5isaFund
tie rrocceGs Of IA S.ri'n party hzI a. he rssl-
dtm" Of Ms. Merriam. a." EHss u,gul, fourth
strte, nty Vera ant AT uudeg tho auspices
81 ,hG ltio~ mentioned iittr Girls and boyr:
l.u,inde 7 s'airott7, Adei, iIolthu3en
Bella Muyct. Ely NOran
Benj; i: flsrretts IT,, iH,Gard Hothuseu
FrAfk hulvsy,
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Proceeds Of Lemonade stana.

To the EIttot:
Please and lSeosei ..Os in aid Of the s,sk
Babies Fund. II s small and So are we toui
little girls, ase from eisht to twelvo
Maude r nrcoks, 10; Anna r. Btooks 3;
Mary sehuTr. IL; Lena sehnrr IL
All OF sol East one Hundrei ana First street
p. s.-lou viii hear ftom us again after thu
IitDE +. BRooRs
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22
NiliSnsids of Germpnr

There's little romance abou' NE milk
maids Of Germany. They cover miles OF
territory. work from A. NJ. until r. NJ.
and make little more than q living. In
imperial Berlin these trains Of women,
dogs. carts ard milk tins abound. They
come and go before the city is awake In
Dresden. Leirsc and Augsburg they en-
JOY more freedom. and In lazy,
l.,eN Old NuremberR The yellow
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22

Civilized men don't drink water. m,
women and children should not. Tn,
inner natures require wine. and IN
best Is the pure white and red juics
in oranges. sropss. grape fruit, berrIs,
piums and melons. Any girl who WI
quit drinking water and eat fruit n
the liquid food. will be surprised in
season at her own coneliness.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22

10 w" NlT-NN-
'naly'sa please hht :, so rom a .a,r rslt Oh
the rerihd. 81 Nrs d. HGyst. Bay SeSeht.ehth
shseL uesr Benton s'enuc Bath nes.h. Brook
lyn, 'or the berent Of tho SicE rspIo- Fund
Herring T win NEW THIN. and tiat next year
We VIII d. better W all remain.
Hannah HhytE, selma Iiinfiermenn
ElOrance HlmmctMenh. Mss. Y alter Nicksoh
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Prime Peach Pie.

Line a pie-tin with puff-paste' ~
with pared peaches in halves or quarters,
we'll covered with sugar; put on upper
crust AMI bake or make as above WIFI
out Upper crust, bake Until done, re-
move from the oven. snd cover win
riieringue made OF the whites OF wv
eggs, beaten TO stiff troth with two
tablespoons powdered sugar; return "
oven and brown slightly. Canneu
peaches may be used in the same ""'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22

TO NJ EITTOI"
flnGlg md Enclosed :ios. collected for til,
Eict Eabe, Fare y"
tleron.e eri-fs o NJ, lCa & ilstr "a.
luli. st',ttr T. ,.ri 10 !. ira .
S,lniiin komnictsr u yr'., ~ L.. ,pGtN 81
Maels statt.r VI "t,. TO r ii7'h &.
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To the Editor
Julia and Gertie Did Wen.


10 ina Editor;
we rad iitslt stand Is -, .trt.t near cur
home and sold toys ami fancy artciet, We
rortet Eealcusy Tor one Nesk aud realized 81 90
We send II to you hoping it VIII help symS pJor
babies.
Ir'a sth.r.aE. ,crtic sllbsrs'ein,
ieo East one l'rnir.a INA t';h street,
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From Five Piayhste..
IA IhA nal,r

TO The Batqf.
Incesci please nnd o. the resell Of 1 fair hsld
b. eve lH.is slrls On fhI'd Avenue and SIXTY
third street Ter the sick battles Fana
Ntgs,s Koran, Msry MeCermae.
Pieftnet shuTe. May Marta
iCslS Koran
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Laurel Hills Kins's Daughters.

To the Bditct;
ineiOssd please and - from Nsishboriy Circle
Of Kings Daughters and Sons Of Laurel MI.
Queens County, for Sice BABIES Fund
MISS l.. CLOCK. TteAsuter, Laurel Hill, N. Y
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straw nats with Princess Tins.

The hat of the moment is a broad
brimmed, soft straw, trimmed with three
or six tips Of the Prince of Wales STYLE
and fastened with jewel headed pins.
Or course, the fancy ornaments are not
worn Oh the street. In the country, ON
hotel piazzas, board walks and the drive,
fsshions are followed that would not
be good form IN town.
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Aasie. Waaied au,rk,y
To ths Editor:

TO th6 EHIIOE.
Advice is wanted qulakly. sanda: lie my ds,
of rest, 4 woman living meas by has an o.xsn.
which she patIpa and thlmps al DAY. Vita o.,
eAfional holisEins. I run away. bul find /,
stiii soat on when ! return Exhausted from
eiinbins the Hills around. what should dol
XIII ttt &omah o. apply tor an inIunetlon
isalhit ~ hiiauiastlrsf. Of lie ihstrunisnte
49, ~ T'r-S't STANTON. VA.
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To The Ed,

To the Editor:
Enclosed please hnd SIS, the rrorceis ~
pretty little fair held by Adele Erma Loeb better
known as Baby Loeb at her home. ll3 East
stSenty-hfth street assisted b. her brother. els.
ter ard lttle friends. all uude: ten Yeas OF ses
The chiidrtn all Join IN fenltns thsir s5,d
"tthss Tor 'hs sick bab'si, hoping their pit. viii
40 some fooi RAnY
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22

Phiianthropist Pullman Is merely ex-
ereislnk his right as an American elti.
stn In refusing te slve 4 cent for the
fslisf Of the Suffering inhabitants Of the
city out OF which he has made hls
fnilliont, but great many psorl eco ia
rather not change places With rtlnu-
thropist Pullman.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22

There IS dcutt % 10 uhs her thl rroai.
dent tiil sign tho Tariff bill or uct
but there II no doubt rs 70 what ha
feelings viii Re when h .pdlua lo rnt
his rart 10 the iii; ihru4 he conciidA
10 do ~
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'i sti t f G. t H, si Z &c. di fss:
commlt,.e . MoGuIne't II. 4 gregory 4.
Or " A. I. wsK"p MirSssi Kesne Bin.
god Y e. Butt Me. wailcnstein Reception
commlt.ee, 4. !. rorsyths, Chhit'nsni d.. Geo.
Bride A. WYE, Que. sgharro, loseph FREY. Geo.
BROOKS, jane. L'e~lyn, James J. sls,ln; hr-
-sngcmsnt Committee A. Y. ituRloy, Chairman
George X. Sinsabassh SECRETARY; ~ George
y steel, Or. W. 4. y. Mckee Peter Mcbride,
kHrKn a ANN
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To the Editor

TO IHr EWTTOT
Can your correspondents gsn1s toe end be.
lieNers, on various religious guaiect - considered
moro than minors In comparison With thess se.
RIOTS ana profound questions witch they either
claim to have solved. or about which their rude.
sarcastic ana ,houshtssl We've are given? Nj.
nors are not responsible. Who will have 10 sc.
count for that daily appearing and lam.ntabl.
tsash. detrimental 10 the Wr,strs muddl.d mind,
And To the Disgust OF MANY.
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10 .4Jiecs frem tninH give FNaue Ic-
e3uiits OF battle at rms iar-, IN
Which the Japanese Werr defeated and
driven back ard reattacked th" nest
day and defeated again, but The jap
/, aiisse do net hnow Of any such occur
renee.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22

That Is . shocking story wh'c1 youe-
from IT. LoG.s ~ an ctt,mw made
by two m:-liuna!res o. ufsi Ne,'-.
metropolis to compel 4. local street la.l-
road magnate to give Up 5000" under the
PERSUASION OF q cooked revolver. \
Gatlins gun would not persuade the ay-
efage street rAilrosd msgnate to give up
thirty thousand dollars or thirty thou
stna cent?.
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There is little prospect that the anti
Anarchist BILL viii IL pissed ~ this ses-
tion. II st Is passed Al all /, * =
measure that REQUIRES eartiul consid
Grafton. al its Scope ST power conferred
upon Executive oiicsri Is so broai as to
snaanser the fights 81 citizens
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22

Divested OF Its roMautlr a,prc,. .t.
double Suicide Of JGilsttc Fourier a,d
Julius de Marcus j. open 'u huf wr
criticism. SensAtionalism was @ strong
motive which impelled them "a their
rash deed. Had they failed IN their
object, no matter how sincere their
purpose. little sympathy would ba
wasted upon them.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22

Mi railmint Gnsne, ~ GOV. ~
teij rtsardns tAe iadere o. , rp. sII
for the starving FauIiion Ui Pullman
lie practically serves th.m riga'" III
ffiUdei city Ia no" ~ rutnc rcspeuts a
model uades
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God BIess Them .


To the Editor
rhs ,r,6ssd IS IL for II, dear nule slek
babies. Bssi wishss ana a God b'es then
TOTE DUNLo
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When kiayer titirtv nnd e. seer ear,
whitney niset auiuad gnu l"1usa ,hc
Political sitoAtloh 81 ih's glle. os".
WI! be rnsny cars tIrllrs "a y, vi
Emily of TsmInany Hal,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22

Willie there IL satisfaction IN ,ayn irg
that the test u pneumatic rr,ns Hsr
most successful, th.rc il gtrrl-r ~aiis-
faction In the thought tral chaac- rpr
their practical u.s.. ny 1sr as this cpun-
try 10 concerned, ate N,,s- retiy,s
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eidates FOR city and eoraty otHees, LG,
10 one tliroE colo water On their hopeC.
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:, Why we're the charges against sheriff
Duify, OF Westchsster County, with
dtawn7 There was every evidence TO
prove that Little Monte carlo" was SUI
Tered TO run in open violation Of the
law. yet the Society for the Enforcement
OF Criminal Law, represented 10y Quincy
A. Gates Virtually apologized to DuNy
when the matter was brought before the
eovernor, and he thereupon dismissed
the case An explanation Is due the law
abiding citizens OF the community.
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give IN. Lunss Ciean Food.

Crowds are dangerous. Bad air Is siOT
murder. All places Of resort. unless "es
ventilated, are filled with the poison "
human brsaths and the iioxious eHns
lations OF the body, shd no one Who uu,
derstafids the science OF health can aosD'
that many iives are shortened BY the y,
jurious atmosphere or fashienAbis
ssmb,ies. churches and thektfes.
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The eyes Of the civilized as well as
OF the utcivilized world are now turned
towards the agricultural and yirtuous
STATE OF Iowa speeulating on the POS
sibihty OF that State being utilized for
purposes Of prise-hghting. The sporting
plutoerats OF Sioux ely have agreed
70 ma the requisite $4,000 which Is the
ny 5fi1nt febtiire Of the proposed fisht,
- esdt = ssaas the AVA s.s,slRsl
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22

The supply Of weu-catiia shsrkg IN
theSe waters eNcee IL lie demand
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22

One naturally looks for tiowery
speeches from Asodfy Park, where the
American, FLORISTS are In session. 80. !,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22

Al ist,s.s its.a esnttieslotl 3 .hs eIsk ntbla.
Ennd VIII b printed Many are In tSpl an1 ysili
appear 10 shis eslump iatscfp = a j. :
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22

Esdssfs o. I'M ETEFTNE WORLD ,cu ING
hs err for NE no. nnjpf,. sopid s'pG 40 lts,,
dsSfesscs ah1 td,e ffE FtLHING worm
ra6itet u them rg2ic;'g.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22

COZ. Flower came promptly 20 the
rescue Of "Liitie Monte Cntlo' ,cg,el-
dey
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22

To the Editor
W. nsa'n tsud YOU more, rog the EirA Hshi',
ihni which vas c"lIc4tci az fair In aout o.
iSiA Seventh s'tnno |c r,lr bo,s vortcu hatl
TO coi',et thif NONE g. let ~o fcci ve %'n
he sn,p! repaid II u VIII 30 aoyi 90 tive ltle
rich bshiss, We trrrt that I'll the b5lS and eitl
viz 10 all in illair gUTcr 10 htlp twell tho
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22

haired pinh-che.ked dairy maids
don't so nome while there Is
4 drop of white Wine in the wagon. All
the Empire driuks~hot milk With the
coffee, and So the cream il saved to
make butter. The law iooLs after the
dogs, and compels the driver 10 spread
a carpet for the faithful steed To lie on
while customers are being served.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22

EMANUEL MAINS i2tA t.sNenih avcru,.
GEORGE HARVEY, i76 Seventh sycnue
lIShltf MARK, IA seventh hN rnue,
WILLIAM HARVEY, 1856 sevnrth aNsnue.
HiUvtN ~, n l.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-22

~il he sign the bin OF mol ,