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The evening world., 1894-01-06

"Resolved. ina It is the duty of every
Democratic member Of the House to at
tend the daily sessions that
pressing public business may be at
tended to-" That Is one OF the best of
the good resolutions of the New Year.
1t was adopted by the caucus OF Dem
ocratic members Of the louise at Wash
ington last night. No faithful Democrat
will refuse to live up to 1t.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
KANSAS IRRIGATION PLAN.
Scheme to Water a Farming Section
with Artesian Wells.

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. GA discovery
Just made In Ford and adjoining coun-
ties may prove OF incalculable benefit
to the farmers of that section. II has
been fully demonstrated that a large
body OF artesian water flows under the
whole section, requiring only an opening
TO permit II to gush out on the surface
In great abundance.
1t is the intention OF the farmers of
the section to sink wells not to exceed
one mile apart, then dig bitches and lat
erals so the entire country can be wa
tered.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
ALL ASSOCIATED PRESS NOW.
Another indianapolis Newspaper
Adopts the BEST News Service.

The German Telegraph, the leading Ger
man paper in Indiana, and one Of the
oldest publications in the State, has signed
n ~nlnety-year contract with the Asso-
clated Press.
Mr.. Henry Thudium, well known
throughout the State in political and
financial circles, Is the publisher. This
was the only paper taking the United
Press report in Indianapolis.
The Associated Press. on the LIST inst
extended its night lease wire circuit tc
Dallas and Galveston, Tex. to serve It's
members. the Dallas News and Galveston
News.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
How the Man Shopped.

To the Editor:
In answer to mans shopping tour problem. will
say he had 81 cents at first. He paid 1 cent to
go In first store. which left him 20 cents: he
spent half OF It, or 10 cents, which left him 10
cents: paid 1 cent to 20 out, left him Q cents:
paid 1 cent to 20 In second store. had 8 cents
left: spent half OF II. or I cents. which left him 4
cents; he paid l cent to 60 out. had 8 cents
left; paid / cent to go In third store. had 2
cents; spent half. or l cent, had l cent left
paid 1 cent to 90 out and he was then busted.
N. T. MORAN. Hackensack, N. J.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
Fun for the Entire Family.

To the Editor:
Your Brain Fresheners' are very good fun for
the entire family. The first one We hnd "a
hard one TO do" The ladder required IS feet
long. The lady had seven geese. The man went
shopping with 81 cents. The next, IL calves and
20 pigs. A gave d I cents and C I cent. n gave
A 20 marbles and l ball. Look for the solution
and wonder who the clever one may be. The rest
OF them we found. j. q. c.,
The evening world., 1894-01-06
He Is n MOllycOd.
To the Editor

To the Edi,oF;
Would soHie OF your readers tell me what to
do with a man who always i%nterferes with his
wife when she is going out? He never wants
her to leave the house, but TO stay In all the
time. and i~nterferes with her household affairs.
and makes her give an account Of every i've min
u,es Of her time during his absence. He 10 q
good man otherwise, but hts Interfering with m,
In everything ! undertake 10 do causes ms great
sorrow. ana makes ns homo unhappy.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

To the Editor
The Sun this morning shows Its familiarity
with the resources of the French language, In the
following passage in an Interview with IIading:
Entree Entree 90 he said to The sun
reporter In one breath, and In the next he babe
adieu to another easily recognized interviewer,
II he said 'Entrce' Entree!" when he
saw the reporter. he probably said "Filet, Met, -
when the reporter rose to so away. 8. o. @.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

So Sugar King Spreckels has been
bested in a stock manoeuvre by his own
son. Evidently the young man was a
faithful student Of the methods Of his
sire. VIII the king abdicate?
The evening world., 1894-01-06

pitched battle. II o do not look un-
rlghteously rich and have not the ap-
pearance Of being a ''tenderfoot," YOU
may consider that you have done fairly
well If o pay In the end about two.
thirds OF what was demanded.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
Britain nay give France the benent o

Britain may give France the benelt OF
the doubt in the matter of that slaughter
OF West Indian native soldiers, the claim
being that the French troops who fired
on them mistook them for the hostile
Sofas. The benefit, however. will not
extend to the men who were shot. The
incident adds n more to the series of
horrors pertaining to the game OF con
quest as played on the Dark Continent.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
Two Men on the Track.

To the Editor:
A train IS yards long overtakes 4 man walking
along the track at the rate OF 4 miles an hour
and passes him In ten seconds. Twenty minutes
after It overtakes another and passes him In .
seconds. How far will the train have travelled
when the rear man overtakes the hrt7
N. +. CALLAHAN. $40 Sixth avenue.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
Chicago Crank from Michigan.
NY AssOclated PTesA.

Va ""WE1 TFN"T
GRAND HAVEN. Mich. Jan. G-Ths man ar
rested In chieaSO Tor talking Of rescuIns Prem
dergast 10 we'll known In this city a. a religious
crank. lie was arrested here last summer for
psrslstlng In going TO q house where the family
had dishtheria, claiming that u was his ~.
hGions duty 10 DO 90 Complaint was made
distaEtnfai attentions ~ 10 4 son Of I fsnnsI
~ iiss, about tea nile, t,ss uis si,y. wAsl
The evening world., 1894-01-06
Ladder, Moat and Castle.

To ths Editor:
The Castle snt- the Moat'' problem can be
best described by q triangle whose base is so
yards and whose altitude is IS yards To hnd
the hypothenuse or length OF the ladder extract
square root OF the sum Of the squares OF the
other two sides. and you will have rs yards. the
required answer. II. f. HEATH,
23l West Twenty second street.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

Modest Mr.. Chick has expressed a
willingness to compromise for 81. 900 on
his 100000 claim against George Gould
Mr.. Chick says he is familiar with In.
sane asylums, having tried nine OF them.
No reason is apparent which would pre-.
vent him from renewing his acquaintance
with one OF the nine.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
baked Apple Dumpling.

Make a C: ust as for nice biscuits; roll
out in circles large enough to inclose an
apple; pare and remove the cores; then
pinch the crust closely over each one.
Place them in a buttered dish or pan.
cover and bake slowly until the apples
are done. To be eaten with butter and
sugar, rubbed to a cream and favored
with nutmeg or lemon. or with a rich.
hot sauce,
The evening world., 1894-01-06

Gable cars have not quite made It the
Broadway that leadeth to destruction,
but every fresh accident to a pedestrian
demonstrates anew the crying need for
better safety-fenders on the traction
chariots.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
AristOcrucy,

Sir w f. T. Napier in his history Of
THE Peninsular War;" first used the eS-
preston the cold shade of the aristoc-
racy.' that is the un~sympathetic patron
age of the great. The word aristocracy
comes from the Greek, aristo-cratla, an
means rule of the best born.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

Women who can catch burglars and
other kinds of thieves the way some
women in New York have been doing
1t within the past week or two earn a
brand-new consideration for their sex.
not only from the burglars, but from
the community at large.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

Manicure folks use a cosmetic. a red
liquid, that eats away the cuticle and
hang-nails from the finger nails. The
preparation contains an acid that is pain
full when it comes in contact with a sore
place or a nail trimmed to the quick.
This cuticle salve does away with the
use Of a manicure scissors. Ten drop1
applied once a week will keep the moons
in apogee.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

Rapid Transit Puzzles" Is the head
hne displayed by a contemporary. One
of the greatest of them, to the present
Commission, appears to be that of What
are we here for?'
The evening world., 1894-01-06

Mr.. Plat impresses nobody. as Conklins i'm
pressed everybody. But by colossal lmpudence
he asserts a bossism which would be exploded
Ike n soap bubble were twenty Republicans
any one Of US could name to once and for all
spurn his advice and defy his threats.-syracuss
STANDARD Repl.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

Last nights caucus at Washington de.
cded wisely on the duty of Democrats
To-day's proceedings in the House mus,
tell how Democrats stand on a question
Of duty.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

Probably the Corwin's commander, by
holding his tongue. left more stirring
Hawaiian news to be implied than he
could have given out II he had told al
he knew.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
SNAP SHOTS UNDER THE SEA

SNAP SHOTS UNDER THE SEA.
A diving suit Is cumbersome, but the
French scientist was glad he had II on
when monsters of the deep began to
circle around him. Then he worked his
tiash-light. How he did this under water
Is n wonder. but he conquered the diff
culties and got his pictures. The pleas
ure OF his trip was marred by the proX-
unity of deyilfish that might have held
him down. diving suit and all.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
Pressed Chicken.

Take n good sized chicken; boil In
very little water. When lone take meat
from bores, remove skin, chop and sea-
son 1t. Press into a large bowl, add thu
liquor and put on a weight. When cold
cut in slices.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

McKane tells the reporters at Syracuse
that he Is not worrying. He needn't
he. as long as arrests OF judgment and
stays on appeal hold out. But they
may be exhausted vet.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

1t is rather disappointing that the
Nictheroy, which started for Brazil with
such expectations about its dynamite
gun, should find its crew the first thing
to get fired after all.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
PHOTOGRAPHY UNDER sea-
Pictures Taken with a Camera
Where Sen Monsters Swim.

Were you ever at the bottom of the
sea? Did you take a camera with you?
A Frenchman has taken pictures OF sea
monsters and other sights for snap shots
while many feet under water. He did
It for scientific purposes, Amateur
photographers will be interested In his
method, and the general public will en-
JOY the pictures, which will be repro
duced In The Sunday World
The evening world., 1894-01-06

Europe took u gold. and now It has
taken u cold. A little slice from the
chilly edge Of that blizzard abroad
would be a godsend to Hudson River
ice-cutters.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
Says II Can't he Done.

To the Editor:
Is this not the solution Of the problem In which
the numerals arc to. be added so as to give a
total OF 100. It cannot be done. The best that
the digits can be arranged gives a total OF 90,
never 100. A NJ. X,
3ql IfnInn street pronkIyn
The evening world., 1894-01-06
Name the

To the Editor;
What two numbers are there which. when added
make 7 and when multiplied make II. J. r.,
800 West Forty seventh street.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
What Is Its Capacity?
To the Editor:

To the Editor!
Out OF a clstsn two-thirds full OF water 20 gal
Ions are taken; 10 gallons are then added. and
II Is found to be nve-sl1ths full. How many gal
Ions does It hold? PATRICK J. MURPHY,
1882 Third avenue.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
TONlCS.
We Are Hoping for the Best.

New York is out OF debt for the nrst time In
seventy-hve years, but as a Republican Legislature
has Just met this condition will not last long
Louisville CourIer-Journal
The evening world., 1894-01-06
And LING PInriicn.

Sir Andrew clark's fortune. tvery dollar Of II
made In the practice OF medicine, 10 JUS, over
100000, 1t took time and patients, -PAiladel.
phtA Ledger,
The evening world., 1894-01-06

The annual report OF the Inspector
General shows that our brave citizen
soidiery is In good condition and enu-
ted TO credit for discipline and fidelity to
duty Ths report speaks in high terms
The evening world., 1894-01-06
SUPERINTENDENT TO Conadeuce,

There has been an increase OF over SIS. 900, 900 In
the individual deposits In New York banks since
oct. 3 This shows that the people have re-
covered from thair fear OF trusting the banks
Boston Record.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

Machinery Hail. might be the new
name for Mr.. Platt's Assembly room =,
Albany.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

II 10 a misfortune that the small boy
who red-inked the Washington Arch
escaped q public o%verhauling. Let us
hope that he got at least a private pad
ding.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

There is some doubt as to which Is the
more uncertain Of occurrence-the battle
of Peixoto and Mello or tina of Mitchell
and Corbett.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

As exempllfed of the Brazilian coast
and in Florida, the modern art OF Tight
ing embraces a good deal OF the element
ct artful lodging.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

Strike probable on a Brooklyn trolley
road" The trolley roads owe their ex-
Ltence very largely to a strike"
The evening world., 1894-01-06

The Democratic Congressman who
turns a deaf ear to duty's call turns his
back or his country as well as on
his party.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

Congressman are not chosen to be alb
sent from Congress. 1t is the defeated
candidates who are elected to stay away.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

When DR.. Parkhurst demands faithful
prosecutions in the District-Attorney's
office the people are with him.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

The Winter is doing its best for an ic.
famine along the Hudson.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
Doing Business with n Lady.


To the Editor:
Let any young fellow try the following, and see
II It doesn't work to perfection Go into any OF
tho big ''saleslady" stores, looking as II you were
a carpenter OF an engineer. and notice the con-
temptuous glsnces you will receive. | don't mean
a slovenly looking mechanic. at that. Go into
the same store a few days after your first visit,
looking pretty and note the change. This is
the sum and substance OF women in business. II
you come in or go out in a hurry. you are no real
gentleman. II you don't pay for a thing or take
your change In a certain nice way. you are no
gentleman. In a word, you must imagine your
self In a drawing room all the time you are doing
business with a lady" When a mans head Ia
filled with rent coal and wood flour and
meat and other necessary things to keep the
glow on the cheeks OF a charming lady, she looks
for him to brighten up at her very presence. l
will give my seat in q car to a tired looking
washerwoman. q woman with a child in her arms.
or even q young girl II she looks deserving Of It.
but never to q human sweet nothing" Dc
women In public show the name consideration fol
men as men show to themr I have travelled al
over this country. and have yet to see women. II
general. respect men in public. and I am not q
woman hater At that: but these so-callet
ladies are the cause Of divorce lawyers, saloons
furnished rooms and tho separating OF families
For this I expect to be called selfish, narrow
minded and other mean names. Why, tt
know q woman IL to be hated by her. l hav,
never been in love or married. but once I suffered
awfully with dyspepsia IT'S the same thing
Love' In q mother for q child or 4 sister for
brother, Yes In . woman for . man or q mai
AN CRANK.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

Shaking Europe will be glad to shake
tina cold wave.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
Better pause on the brink. Mr.. Plat

"areater New York; comes marching
The evening world., 1894-01-06
Wall TIN JuslIcs aei, q Chan

Al last accounts John Y. MeKnne had Justice
by the throat and WAS shaking her 40 TIA. hsr
tss.h fairls r.;,lcd.-flliaaslpAia lkqpir.r.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

Abolish the beggar with a b~ludseon.
Abolish him with a bludgeon. II neces-
'eary,
The evening world., 1894-01-06
BRAIN %FRESHENERS.

Inn, column "a for mathematical problems. only
me popular hind that enerctse and refresh the mental
faculties and do not require elaborate ~diocbraic so'u'
ton ,ria be printed. Our t,pe does not include
~o,oebraic sigma, % q Utu Be Impossible TO g're
dns,cers in uhtch these are used. The names OF me
dra ten persons sending correct solutions tnA be
printed. address ansper TO Probems, Evening
World, p q. Dor 0, 55L, New Fork CITY,"
Fluxions.
To the Editor;
In reply to inquiry from W, about mathemati-
cal nu1ion, the following illustration explains the
process In one object-lesson:
The evening world., 1894-01-06
LETTERS.

tThs column Is open TO everybody trho has a
complaint 10 make, a grievance 10 ,~e,tlds, in
formation 10 gire, a subject Of general interest 10
discuss or q public service 10 acknowledge, and uho
can PIT he idea into less than 100 cords. Long
letters cannot be printed.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

The IT, roads best is not real rapid
tfansit's smallest beginning.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
A Questionable Ambition,
For Mr., Hate. Pine.

cts make Cleveland a second Chicago, Every.
~ try. Cleveland World.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
A Stylish Bodice.

Ill evening gowns of the less dressy
type In Paris are worn higher in the
neck. and even the most elaborate type
Of dinner or reception toilet Is now
The evening world., 1894-01-06
The Work for Women.

East seventy-sixth street. cit,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-22
BRIEFS By WIRE.

Harry Sharpe. a Missouri Pacific
freight conductor, was found dead
river, eight miles east Of Jefferson
City. 1t is believed he was thrown
from the train by tramps.
Harry knight of the Drexe1 insti-
tute foot ball team, had his skull frac-
tured in practice game with t he
Pennsylvania university team and
died almost instantly
The New York World has received
an offer of a $50. 900 bet on F'itzsin-
Gourdain of New Orleans who not
only writes that he is willing 10 back
titzsimmons to that amount, but also
enclOses a certified check for $40. 600
Mrs. John R. Paxton, wife of the
famous Pre- sbyterian preacher, fell
dead Of heart disease
An agent Of the japanese cover n
ment is in New York seeking to en- :
gage military men to enter the Jap
anese army
Mrs. John Meyer of Great Bend,
Kan, gave birth to triplet all boys
Mr. Meyer IS a poor man and depends
on odd jobs for a living
Governor Mckinley addressed the
boiling Louisiana sugar planters at
New Orleans Saturday night
acquisitions for S12, 600. 600 pension
money have been made On the
treasury.
Captain ". H. Johns. who gradu-
ated from West Point with the late
General sherman, died in Washing
ton
Emma Hunt, an 1s-year-old girl,
was found murdered and horribly
mutilated at Albion. n Y.
Smooth sharks are swindling Ark
ansas people by means Of canoe led
Iennessee state warrants
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-22
wHIPPEp HER pREsaMAkER.
An Exasperated Customers Patience
Worn Ont-Jus tIaed AZ Court

An Exasperated Cust0morss Pntian CO
Worn Out-.Justined IA Court
A case was recently tried ia q JUS
tees court IN Pittsburg which, if es-
tablished as a precedent, viii lead to
a notable reform One woman em-
ployed another to make a dress tor
her, and in spite Of repeated calls
and constant protestations that she
had nothing to wear that did not
make her look like a perfect fright,
the dressmalzer continued to delay the
manufacture of the gown with that
superior scorn so many of the class
affect. The customer at last grew
desperate and in a moment Of frenzied
anger sailed into the dressmalzer
and punished her physically in a hair
pulling, face scratching, hysterical.
womanly way. The assailant was
ARE ,ted and tried before a justice.
who promptly dismissed the action.
The possibility that other courts may
follow similar course in similar cases
awakens a glad tune in the heart
When woman can take out Of her
dressmaker or man out of his tailor
substantial repayment of soul for The
vexation and disappoin tment incident
upon the everlasting delay ia finish
ing a dress or suit the millennium win
surely be getting close to its place in
the calendar
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-22
BETTER YESTERDAY.
Cars Condition Was Slightly
Improved Then.
His Physicians However Have
No Hope for Him.
TO STAVE OFF DEATH.
Trying to Keep Gar Alive Till
CzareWitch Marries.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct 22.=The
dearth Of news from Livadia occa-
stoned the widest rumors to circula to
Saturday to the effect that the car
was actually dead, but that the fact
was concealed because the care yvich
had renowned the grand succession
to the throne and the Grand Duke
George, the czars second son, had
also died from the lung trouble from
which he has long been a sufferer
These rumOrs were eEectuallY
silenced by the issuing Of a bulletin
at night stating in su distance that the
car had been out Of his bed during
the day, but that his general condi-
ton was unchanged yesterday, how
ever, the rumors were revived IN an
intensified form, Sabbath leisure and
the gathering OF unusually large con-
gregatlOns attracted by the special
prayers for the car assisting in the
growth of the rumor and speculation.
It is every where recognized that
the doctors in attendance upon the
car have no hope of his recovery and
that they are only devoting their eff
forts to prolong his majesty's life
until the arrival of Princess Alix at
Yalta, SO that her marriage to the
czarewitch may be cele brated before
his death 1T is asserted that the
physicians have now been compelled
to turn their after ton to the czari ma,
whose mind was said to be seriously
affected by the strain Of nursing her
HUSBAND.
Yesterday morning an unofficial
dispatch was received from the Liva-
dia station that the car had passed
a better night and had been able to
sleep little. This some what allevi-
ated the anxiety, although the Of
fetal bulletins are now received with
suspicion. After this bulletin moth
ing was received until o'clock yes
terday evening, when another private
dispatch reported a continued slight
Improvement IN his majestys condi-
ton; also that he had better appe-
tite- This was con hrmed at il o'clock
by the following official bulletin:
LIvADIA, $50 p. m--During the
past twenty-four hours the emperor
has had rather more sleep. His mai
esty was up TO-DAY as usual and his
appetite is IA ther better. He is mora
composed. Otherwise there is no
change
This bulletin is signed by the five
physicians in attendance upon his
majesty. The crowds that had long
and patiently awaited the issue Of the
bulletin read and discussed it with
evident relief and then rapidly dis
persed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-22
CAMPAIGN ABOUT CLOSED.

Congressional Committees of Both Parties
Quit Distributing Literature this Week,
WASHINGTON, Oct 2 The work of
the Democratic and Republican congress
siOnal headquarters so far as the promul
cation of literature is concerned pracli-
cally closes this week. Millions Of docu-
ments have been sent out, but the
managers now consider the time for lit
erary PROSECUTING is past.
At both headquarters apparent conf
dence IS manifested IN the result in No
vember, and each claims a majority of
the next house. The Democratic mana
gers assert that the situation has i'm
proved perceptibly from their point Of
view, with the settling Of business IN
certainty and the revival of trade, while
the Republicans, with equal emphasis,
not only claim a great reaction every
where against the Democratic party as
result Of the tariff and other legislation
of the last congress, but deny that there
has been any trade revival.