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The evening world., 1894-09-24
He Got the Door.

To the Editor:
He patted Hilda's velvet cheek
lie ChuCked her saucy chin;
lie asked her for a pretty kiss
She only gave q grin!
But that he said he wouldn't take,
And waited for a while.
Said he. "oh! Hilda. give me hope
She only gave a smile!
That grin appeared not quite at home
Upon her pretty face:
Like music somewhat ont OF tune.
That smile seemed out OF place.
While Hilda's grin was not at home.
Dut at some other point.
And while her smile was out OF place,
Ills nose was out OF jont"'
He's out OF sorts; he hates to sleep,
or wake. or stand. or sit;
His mind seems out OF him, which means
That he seems out OF IT,
His hope no longer Is enthroned
Upon q heart Of bliss:
For she has given him the door.
And some one else the kiss!
LYTTELTON L. BAKER
The evening world., 1894-09-24
Peach sponge.

One pint canned peaches, one-half pack
age gelatine, whites OF five eggs, one
cupful OF sugar, one and one-hs' cupfuls
OF water. Soak the ge!atine tao hours
in one-half cupful OF the water. Boil the
cupful OF water and sugar fifteen min
utes Mash the fruit and run 1t through
a sieve into the syrup. Cook Ave min
utes. stirring all the time. Place the
saucepan in another OF boiling water
and add the gelatine. Stir for five min
The evening world., 1894-09-24
A Case of Face-wnshing.

To the Editor:
In the morning l wash with soap and hot
water. and cool my face before drying with cold
water. After drying. rub into my face solu-
tion OF EPSON salts and water. At night,
before retiring, l do the same, substituting cold
cream for the rose water. | also wash in the
evening between and 7 O'Clock. as feel tired
or dirty after the day. and have to 80 to work
again after that time. And shall be grateful
II you will oblige me by telling which of the
two-th. rose water or the cold cream-I should
use in the evening. II either. or what would be
better for me to In the evening after washing
or should wash at all at that timer DO you
recommend the above treatment for a rough skin
and to improve the complexion / hope you will
bs kind enough TO answer these questions.
LILLIAN MARY. Brooklyn. N. Y.
The evening world., 1894-09-24
DRESS REFORM IN TOPEKA
100 Women Agree to Wear an "Ad-
Nnnced Costume
I'm Nss0clated Pros.

TOPEKA, Kan. Sept. 24.--About II
hundred OF the suffrage women of
Topeka will come out in reformed dress.
They have entered into an agreement,
which DIR. Ava Herding and DIR. Agnes
Haviland say is to he reduced to writ
ing. This agreement describes the cos
tune. 1t is to consist of Turkish
trousers. covered with a skirt a close or
loose waist, as the wearer may prefer,
and cloth leggins to match the trousers
II H. the intention OF the Topeka wo-
men to organize into relief squads, 80
that member OF them may be on the
streets all day, and thus the community
will become familiar with the reform
costume,
The evening world., 1894-09-24
simmons stole Machinery.

man, who said he MAS Patrick Simmons. and
refused to give his address arrested on
Fulton street. Brooklyn, early this morning by
Doorman Freok OF the lower Fulton street sta.
ton as a suspicious person. lie had In his pos.
session piece Of machinery. which he refused
to account for. Later II was discovered that
thieves had entered Jewelrs Mills at the foot
Of Fulton street. and stolen part OF a machine
which the Company values at $40. The property
found IN Smmonss possession Identified as
a part OF that stolen from the mills
The evening world., 1894-09-24
SHEPARDITES ON THE WAY.
They VIII Contest the Seats of
Kings County Regulars.

The double delegation from the regu.
lars OF Kings County and the Shepard
Democracy left Brooklyn for Saratoga
this morning.
The Shepardites chartered a specia
train on the West Shore road. which
was scheduled to leave at 1 o'clock
When they arrive at the Democratic
Convention tomorrow they will contest
the seats of the regulars.
The evening world., 1894-09-24

You read the Evening World!
DO you read the SUNDAY WorIdp
The evening world., 1894-09-24
Is There a Personal Dewitt

To the Editor:
am much interested in the religious discus
sions, and now ask for information in this
column. l am not acquainted with any
Universalist. The other day ! read article
| In an old magazine In which the writer stated
that thore authority In the Bible for
believing in a personal devil or hell. He
quoted numerous passages from all parts OF the
bible in support OF his statement, but omitted
the Book OF Revelations. which certainly speaks
OF Satan and the lake which burneth with fire
and birthstone" and the smoke OF their tor
ment, which ascendeth for ever and ever" Can
some OF our Universalist readers explain the
passages l., E. d.
The evening world., 1894-09-24
RegIster for Evening school.

The evening school at 50 vandewatsr street
will be open all next week from to $50 p NJ
for the registration OF pupils. Glasses in all the
English branches will be formed for Boys be-.
tween the ages OF thirteen and eighteen and
bookkeeping and business arithmetic will be
taught in the highest grades Special classes for
tho teaching OF English 10 foreigners will be
tormci for Italians Germans Greeks and Polish
and Russian Hebrews
The evening world., 1894-09-24
SOUL


W II. NJ. in his letter OF the 18th stan
that the use OF words is to express Ideas. "n''
idea does he intend to convey by the use
the word "soul7' Does he mean 'lfie' or "
telligence7' II he means life then the dsna-
ton as supplied by the greatest philosophers u
that aggregate functional activity OF animal
and vegetable organisms differing in degree
not in kind with each organism. II thar F"
what he means by the word soul" or ra'n''
the Idea he intends to convey. then the soul can
not possibly be immortal. as he anirms oecaa'.
the activity disappears with the destruction %
the organism Again. II by the use Of INV
word soul he means intellect, then Its sA'
istence is conditional to life. and so cannot "
immortal. W. A. q
The evening world., 1894-09-24
SHOT BY HIS WIFE.
Michigan Man Played Spy, with
Fatal Results.

ALLEGAN, Mich. Sept. 24-Ira
Hurd. cooper, aged forty, left home
last evening stating that he was going
to neighbor!nE village to stay all
night. He appears to have watch ed his
house instead, His wife says that while
she was kneelinS at prayer by her bed
side man entered her room.
She reached for her revolver and shot
him.
When she turned up the light she dis
covered that II was her husband. The
ball lodged in his brain and he lived two
hours but did not regain consciousness
The evening world., 1894-09-24
GAMBLERS OF TWO RACES.
Police Capture Chinese and
Negroes In u Raid.

CHICAGO, Sept. 24-Con,inulng the
raids on Chicago gamblers, the Harrison
street police raided poker game at 81
Clark street early this morning. Four
teen Cinnamon and six colored men were
arrested,
Several poker tables and "A quantity OF
GERS entered the room the players
charged them In an effort TO escape. but
without avail. John San was booked as
The evening world., 1894-09-24
Mary Ryan Used n Hammer.

Mary Ryan, the terror Of the tenement at IS
Hamilton street Was held for trial by Justice
Koch In the Essex Market Police Court to-day
for hammering a hole In the head Of Mira
Giuseppe Molla, who lives In the house The
lAnitesE testified that MARY Ryan wandered
about the house yesterday armed with a ham,
mer and assaulted every one who came In her
way.
The evening world., 1894-09-24
Delayed Contributions Increase the
Total 10 s24,43O.O2.

The Sick Babies Fund closed last Sat
urlay. but all moneys received will be
acknowledged and a brief account Of the
entertainments and fairs will also APP
pear.
In to-morrow's Evening World" oil
whose contributions are here acknowl-
edged will be given due credit for their
work
The evening world., 1894-09-24

utes to dissolve the gelatine; then MIA.
the saucepan in a pan OF ice-water ana
beat the syrup until 1t begins to COO,
Add the whites of the eggs and beat un,,,
1t begins to harden. When 1t will tu.,
pour. turn into mould and set on ia.
Serve with sugar and cream.
The evening world., 1894-09-24
NOTORIOUS FORGER CAUGHT.
The Prisoner IN Wanted Here md
In Nnuy other Places.
CRy Associated Press }

CLINTON, Mo-, Sept 2i-Tnitei
States Secret Service Agent Burns took
notorious forger into custody here yes
terday. The prisoner gave the name OF
J, Il. McCulloh and his age as thirty
He is known under many aliases.
among them being William NJ. Butler,
W l.. Strong and $. V. Wright.
He Is wanted in Arkansas, Louisiana
New York city, Kansas city, st. Joseph,
Atlanta, Ga. and many other places. a
number OF bank checks with forged
names to them were among his effects.
The evening world., 1894-09-24

This Is one of the incest ways Of
serving this healthful fruit. Put enowh
water over the fire t. cover the tomatos
you wish to boil. ad ling a tablespoonful
of sat to each quart Of water. Whenk
reaches the boiling point drop In soM
not over-ripe tomatoes, with the sten
side down, and cook.
The evening world., 1894-09-24

Any search for a dirtier city than
New York was. yesterday. would have
been almost hopeless. And such con-
dition was utterly unnecessary. 1t was
malodorous tribute to the existing
INSTRUMENTATION In the Street-Clean.
ing Department.
The evening world., 1894-09-24
LETTERS.

7h6 coitsn Is open TO everybody rho has q
complaint 10 MAX, griepince 10 Uenfins, ,norna-
ZION TO give sub,ee n general in efest to d.scuSs
or pubic scyuice 10 ansnouie.i9s, and ,ohy cin
pu. IA. tdoa mo less m IN 100 tOordA Long tete,
einnot b. printed
The evening world., 1894-09-24

gates should meet at the depot at noon,
and not assemble at the Wigwam, and as
a result, the big hall in Fourteenth street
was deserted this morning.
Many OF the leaders had already gone
to Saratoga by last nights trains.
The evening world., 1894-09-24

week to bless themselves with; especially II u
Young mans CHANCES OF doing better were va
remote indeed. When want knocks at u
door love flies out Of the window" as the Old
adage has 1t. Trusting You will not think y
unsympathetic in your dilemma. yours. &C.,
MEMS ShNA IN CORPORE sANQ
The evening world., 1894-09-24

Don't let the multitude OF issues at the
polls in November blind you to the spe-
cial Importance Of those affecting this
municipality directly. Greater New
York. Better New York and real rapid
transit-vote for all OF them.
The evening world., 1894-09-24
British Football Accidents.

LONDON. Sept. although the foot
ball season has only been open a short
time numerous accidents have already
occurred A man named Hudson. play
ing at shipley on Saturday. broke his
neck, and at a game at Tottenham
two players had each leg broken.
The evening world., 1894-09-24
EI-Premier Mercier sinking Fast


MONTREAL, Sept. A-Count Honore
A. MERCER Quebec's ex-Premier, is
sinking FAST, and. 1t is believed. can
not outlive the week. He made his will
on Saturday, and Cardinal Rampola
was cabled to for papal benediction for
the dying man.
The evening world., 1894-09-24
Dinner for Refined Individuality
Lentll Soup.
Steved Tomatoes.

Lentil Soup.
Stewed Tomatoes.
Brown Bread. Sweet Butter.
Fried Apples. Egg Plant and Butter Beana
Hot Corn.
Paprisky. Melted Butter.
Celery-Root Salad.
French Dressing.
Nuts. Plums. Sponge Cake
Black Coffee.
The evening world., 1894-09-24
The Lights of Brooklyn.

To the Editor:
am young man and often 90 to see young
ladies, and when l call they always have tnes
lamps low. Even when l go to parties tn'
lamps or gas Jets are always dim. l would W.
to know from some Brooklyn Young ladies II ~
and gas are expensive In Brooklyn.
BRIGHT LIGHT.
The evening world., 1894-09-24

scow captains strikes ard some body's
tampering with the dumping machinery
OF scows are not responsible for the
fact that New York is struggling and
suffering under ineffective and out-ot-
date methods Of cleaning streets and
handling garbage.
The evening world., 1894-09-24
Appointed Himself n Policeman.

John Mccormack, lHborer, thirty years old, Of
l27 Monroe street, was committed TO Bellevue
Hospital by Justice Koch In the Essex Market
Police Court to-day TO be examined as to his
sanity. Policeman Heaphy, Of the Madison
street station, stated that Mccormack approached
him market and Cherry streets. and told him
that he an acting roundsman; that he mad
himself
The evening world., 1894-09-24

A private Waterman who disguised
himself to watch for nat-house thieves
was detected because he added a jag to
his outfit. Is 1t possible that this part
OF his equipment was no disguise?
The evening world., 1894-09-24

1t Is given out that union among the
anti-Tammany organizations is almost
certain" 1t should be made quite GER
tain That is the only way to insure
unnraec
The evening world., 1894-09-24

Now they are going TO try to make a
Better Chicago. Well, there's nothing
like trying. And, of course, thing is
always to be considered possible until
1t Is proven otherwise.
The evening world., 1894-09-24

Street car companies make more than
enough money and II is not unreason-
able to insist that they shall furnish
ut least enough accommodations for
passengers.
The evening world., 1894-09-24

The warrant for Lang's arrest was
Issued on Sept. IS last by United States
plaint OF James II. Elliott. Special Ex-
aminer of the Pension Office Lang Is
CHARGED with having on Oct. !, 1893,
while attorney for Catherine Roeth and
prosecuting her claim for pension
demanded from her So more than the
United States Pension laws allow.
The evening world., 1894-09-24
Rescued by Life-Savers.

FIRE ISLAND, n, Y, Sept. 2-Henry More
and Ed PsttitA, OF Bay Shore, were rescued
from East shoSi last night BY Capt wicks and
the lifsuving crew. They had been outsid,
nshng, and their boat capSiEed while returning
Local sailboat slippers refused 10 go 10 their
rescue.
The evening world., 1894-09-24

The bosses are behind the opposition
to the Greater New York. The people
arc for consolidation and can carry 1t
through But every vote will be needed
The evening world., 1894-09-24

Don't let any voter be deceived. There
Is an opposition TO consolidation. 1t is
machine and local boss opposition.
Greater New York needs the votes of
all her friends.
The evening world., 1894-09-24

Supt. Byrnes could not repudiate too
promptly the dangerous nonsense that
New York's policemen are afraid to do
their duffy
The evening world., 1894-09-24

There is new refrain to the song
Of the shirt in New York this week
a. We must win." is the chorus OF the
strikers.
The evening world., 1894-09-24

The city officials are administering
Tammany politics this week Municipal
affairs. which are mere public interests,
can wait.
The evening world., 1894-09-24

Ill fares the town, to Fastening ills
prey. whore garbage accumulates and
ordinances decay.
The evening world., 1894-09-24

Nobody believes the police are afraid
But II Is their business to make the
.'ootpads so.
The evening world., 1894-09-24

That the nomination al Saratoga this
week Will seek the man and not the
barrel seems to be assured
The evening world., 1894-09-24

Drooklyn's Consolidation League Is
alive. Help It push for the Greater New
York.
The evening world., 1894-09-24
Down with the brlgands of New York.

New cable for the Broadway road"
Any more seats for passengers go with
H.
The evening world., 1894-09-24

enamelled silver and channels gloves
with a blue Dutch dress as full in the
sleeves and as tight at tho waist as 1T
can be worn. 1t is youthful, to say the
least, and that is a great deal in its
n
The evening world., 1894-09-24
CHARGED WITH FRAUD HERE.
Extension Attorney Lang Arrested
mt wichita, Kan.

WICHITA. Kan. Sept. 24.-Henry
Lang. who was once n pension attorney
In New York city. was arrested yester-
day morning at Marion on n United
States warrant charging him with
fraud perpetrated In connection with
his practice az pension attorney In
the East He will be returned to New
York city for trial
The evening world., 1894-09-24
ALL TALK IS
OF GAyN0R.
Mn Mny Check mate II.

70 have the Convention adjourned until
The evening world., 1894-09-24
wickednes. and worId-De.tructisa

To the Editor; =.
~ the increased wioksdns.s Of man was ..
cause OF the aood. We not Infer thAt
second Destruction will be for the same eaussi
Lk
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-11-17
TALKS BUSINESS.
Conditions of Trade at the East as
Seen by a Santa Fe
Merchant.

MIR. S. Spitz, who has just returned
from the east gives very encouraging
report of business prospects out that
way. Mr.. spitz left New York on Tues
day and says that his observation was
that every line of trade had all the
business it could handle. Wholesale and
retail stores alike in the metropolis are
crowded from morning until evening
and in his purchases he was obliged to
wait his turn with the rest of those who
we're seeking attention from the busy
clerks. The feeling of the New York
business men is one of confidence that
the commercial future is brighter and
that business will rapidly improve Mr..
Spitz says that while he did not pay any
attention to politics, he was informed
that the New York result was due to an
tagonism to Tammany rather than to any
desire for a restoration of the Mckinley
schedule of duties. The revelations of
the Lexow committee have been so shock
ing as to disgust every one with the con-
duct of affairs as administered by Tam
many, and Democrats who have never
thought of voting any but the straight
party ticket last week cast their ballots
for the Republican party candidates on
that account.
Mr.. Spitz says that he found that the
new tariff law, by admitting rough dla-
uands free and advancing the duty on
ssed diamonds, had caused the estab-
lishment of several factories in the vicin-
ity of New York for the preparation OF
these Jewels for the trade. He is very
enthusiastic about the prospects, not
only of the jewelry trade, but OF the
country's general business interests.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-11-17
Church Announcements.

At the church of the Holy Faith, to-
m orrow, the 26th Sunday after Trinity,
the usual services will be held at IL a. m.
and 1870 p. m. There will be celebration
of the holy communion at the morning
service. The rector will preach beth
morning and evening.
The NEW MEXICAN is requested to an
nounce that Rev. M. Jones, of Las Vegas,
will arrive in town to-day and will preach
at the A. M. E. church tomorrow at p.
m. and tomorrow night at o'clock.
The usual services will be held at the
various Catholic churches of the city to-
morrow. Sermon in English at the
cathedral at $3.50 a. m.
At the M. E. church: Sunday scheol at
10 a. M; preaching services, II a. m. and
1870 p. m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday
night 1880. The public is cordially In
vited to any or all of these services. It
S. Madden, pastor.
At the Presbyterian church on Novem
fber 1S: Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
morning and evening services at II ans
7:8O respectively; meeting of the Y. T. )
G. E. at 3:15 and $3.50. The seats are oper
to all, and all who do not regularly wor
ship elsewhere in Santa Fe are cordially
! invited to this church.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-11-17
MAKING PROGRESS.
A Good Show for Carrying Forward
the Driving Park and Fair
Project.

The promoters of the Santa Fe Driving
Park & Fair association held meeting
last night to receive the report of the
finance committee which has been So
Letting subscriptions during the past few
days. I he report, showing that $l,500 had
been raised upon the partial canvass thus
far made, indicates that the Santa Fe peo-
pie are taking hold of the enterprise in
the right spirit. 1t is expected that by
the time of the next meeting, to be held
on Wednesday night, the full $4,000 needed
will have been subscribed. The gentle
men interested in the project are so con-
fident of the ultimate success of their
plans that they will make immediate
preparations for the survey of the prop
erty and its equipment for the purposes
intended. 1t is probable that the services
of Surveyor General Easley will be Sc
cured in planning and experimenting this
important work.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-11-17
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Gov. Thornton will return from Las
Vegas tonight.
Clean cotton rags wanted at this office
for machine purposes.
If yeu want good secondhand bicy-
Gle at low price call on A. ]. FISCHER.
The laying of the stone foundation was
begun on the new power house this morn
ing.
The probate court will hold a session
Monday morning, the first one in over
month.
MA. Downing has retired from the
Santa Fe Republican and gone to Wash
ington City. Mr.. Hunter Woodson sue
ceeds him.
DR.. Lengstreet, the single tax lecturer,
whose weeks stay in Santa Fe is pleasant
ly remembered, is just at present en-
tightening the public at Leadvllle, Colo.
Mr.. H. B. Cartwright, the popular groc-
cry man, has gone for trip through the
Cochiti mining district, where he has ex-
tensive interests. He has several loca-
tions in the newly discovered opal belt
which will have his chief attention while
absent.
William Walthers, late quartermaster
sergeant at Santa Fe, has been by recent
orders from the war department dis
charged from confinement at Fort Reno
It is better to have "bob-tailed dis
charge" than to be lodging about in
foreign country. Walthers expects te
return to New Mexico, where he hat
many friends who will welcome him back
Contractor Monier's men put the finish
ing touches on the plaza coping yester
day. There are 900 feet of stone coping
in the work and flag stills have been lait
at each of the eight entrances. The worl
cost $1,5OO and the community owes thu
W. B. T. debt of gratitude for it.
W. F. Dobbins' genial face is once NOR
visible hereabouts after twenty months
absence in Chicago. He says Walter Hay
is doing splendidly there. Mrs. Hay
died nearly two years ago and last yea
=, Walter married her younger sister. Hi
7. two boys are fine little fellows. Mr.. Hay
has accumulated fine property in Chi
cago.
. The health h-seeking colony should no
a be led to believe that chilly weather doe
, not come to Santa Fe during the winter
The cold wind to-day took some OF ther
by surprise, but they should remembe
! that this is one Of the very features tha
r santa Fe boasts Of to perfect her climati
superiority. A crisp frost, such as cam
last night, renders the air all the NOR
beneficial for the health-seeker.
: Bargains in secondhand bicycles.
y A. j. FISCHER.
Judge Laughlin left this morning fo
Taos where he holds court Monday. h
9 was accompanied by District Cler
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-11-17
present on this occasion to meet Mr..
Madden and his estimable wife.

present on this occasion to meet Mr..
Madden and his estimable wife.
The Fifteen club met on Tuesday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. j. L..
Marsh. The program was as follows:
Paper, by Mrs. Geo. Smith, review of
"Parkman's Pioneers of France IN the
New World;" review of Harper's Maga-
zine for November, Mrs. Shannon; cur
rent events, the club; criticisms, MISS
Staab.
The ladies of the Methodist church this
week organized ladies' aid society with
the following list of officers: President,
Mrs. j. L. Davis; vice president, Mrs. W..
M. Berger; secretary, Miss Eta McCrady;
and treasurer, Mrs. W. B. Sloan. The In
fluence of this organization will be great
ly felt in the benevolent work OF the city.
The young men of Santa Fe are ar
ranging for an elegant stag dinner to be
given Thanksgiving night. The prepar-
ations that are being made for the occa-
sion would indicate that it will be feast
of reason, flow of soul, and good deal
else in the line of feast and flow. At
that time number of gentlemen from
albuquerque anu oAoo"hoio wa"
guests of honor.
Judge H. M. Orahood, of the law firm
of Teller q Orahood, Denver, and Hon. r.
G. Parmelee, also of Denver, arrived
from Albuquerque this morning. Judge
Orahood is district deputy grand master
of Knights Templar of this district and
Mr.. Parmelee is grand recorder OF the
grand lodge of Knights Templar of the
state of Colorado. These gentlemen are
on tour of inspection of the Knights
Templar commanderles in this city, at
Deming, Albuquerque, Las Vegas and
Ration. Col. Frost, who is the eminent
commander of the commandery here, has
them in charge and they are guests OF the
Santa Fe commandery. They leave to-
morrow for Las Vegas.