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The evening world., 1894-08-16
BIG STRIKE Threatened.
Spinners May Close Every Mil In
New Bedford


NEW BEDFORD. Mass, Aug. 1.-THE
Spinners' Union, of this city. voted
unanimously last night 20 institute d
general strike on Monday morning UNI
less the manufacturers recede from
their determination TO reduce the wages.
The strike will close down every mill
silence l,O7s,3Oo spindles and affect al.
most twenty thousand people.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Aug. ia
strike of motor men on all lines OF the
San Antonio Street Railway was inau.
gurated here yesterday. The strike is
for higher pay and the discharge OF boy
conductors. rwcnty-sevcn miles OF road
are tied M.
LCRANlLLE. Fla, Aug. l6.-All the
miners at the French Phosphate Com.
pany's works struck yesterday. They
claim they have not been regularly
paid. They refuse to allow new mer
to take their places. The miners mum.
Der $50.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
woMANs WILL AND THE SUFFRAGE

BY a sufficiently decisive though not
an overwhelming vote, the Constitu-
tional Convention has refused to grant
the boon of the suffrage to women.
Probably this outcome of the struggle
at Albany does not come as a surprise
to the majority of the people OF the
State. regardless of sex. In its appli-
cation to this question Of getting the
right to vote. the Old saying that when
a woman will, she will is limited by
q doubt as to whether she really wills.
1t is not in evidence that the larger
number OF members OF the gentler sex
want to become active politicians. even
to the extent of casting vote. Peti-
tons favoring the cause OF woman suf
frage were presented at the Convention
bearing imposing arrays OF names. But
mere petitions. bearing no further evil
dence OF individual desires than too
easily procured and hastily scrawled
signatures. have ceased to bear extraor-
binary weight with deliberative bodies
on great questions.
What was lacking was II spontaneous
outburst on the part Of all womunhood-
the voice ~ OF one eager and earnest
claimant of ballot-box privileges. There
were many jealous advocates, including
noble women and thoughtful men. The
cause of extended suffrage was never
better or more strongly put before any
gathering than /, was before that Con-
vention. But not once did IL lose the
! sembiance Of case argued rather by
/ counsel assigned for Indifferent clients
: than by those sought out and engaged
especially by anxious seekers of Justice
! The evidence In daily life is far strong
er than any that was put into the special
pleading Vt Albany. and It is to the eff
, feet that more women, by numbers I'M
told, than desire to share with men the
rule by ballot, are contented with a rule
which is their own, unshared by any of
the opposite seX-the rule of the home.
OF the heart, of society. OF all things
that help take from life its selfish.
wOrkaday aspects and give It brightness.
freshness and color. A good woman's
influence Is her best ballot for reform
and for the better administration of al
fairs social and political 1t is best cast
in the spheres she has so long adorned.
And in her heart Of hearts woman knows
this herself.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
White Gowns.

One simple gown, made of white taf-
feta, dotted with small pink buds, has
no trimming on Its skirt besides the
small roll at the foot and three rosette
bows placed diagonally across the front.
The bodice Is not st all elaborate-low-
cut, closely fitting, and trimmed with q
fiouncing of embroidered crepe &c Chine.
Lace rosettes trim shoulders and front
of bodice. Few of the gowns have elab-
crate trains. The skirt Is generally q
seven-gored one, with the back just
touching the ground
The evening world., 1894-08-16

To the Editor:
In reply to NJ. A. Reds assertion In regard
to Marriage being failure to men," indorse
his entire opinion that subject. Marriage
will continue to be q failure with men so long
az women are Llaves Of fashion. worshIppers
OF poodle dogs and idlers about the streets
little common sense should teach them "a
seek knowledge, improve their minds and study
that which all men appreciate the most,
unassumed modesty. chastity OF character and
purity OF heart.
The principal channel OF a womans thoughts the
present day seems to be how to catch a mar
who will support her In Incidence. while she
perambulates the streets and chatters about men
and casts her aluring slsncss at snthropomor.
phous dudes.
Why. even their laugh is he! he! hev'
Women should make themselves more worthy
and capable OF becoming wives; then marriage
Will cease TO be a failure.
HAPPY BACHELOR
The evening world., 1894-08-16

In France twin beds never go out Of
favor. They consist of two single or
thrce-quarter beds, always wood. placed
side by side to form and look like one
bed. They arc dressed exactly alike, &C.
casionally some handsome drapery or
eiderdown quilt being thrown across
the two. From 4 sanitary point Of view
these twin beds are admirable. For the
light sleeper they are highly recommend
ed. In the appointments of elegant
bachelor apartments New York furnish
ers invariably suggest them. They are
also put into hotels and private houses
by people who know how to live and
have the money to carry out their views.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
TEXAN TO DIE IN MEXICO.
Condemned to Death for Numbering
q Walter.
IBy Assoolated Presl. J

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Aug. ia pri-
vate despatch from the City OF Mexico,
received here. states that Edward. T.
Adams, a former prominent society man
Of this city, and who married into one
of the best families here, has had his
sentence OF death confirmed by the SUI
preme Court of Mexico. and that he will
be shot within a few days. Adams went
to the City of Mexico four years ago
and killed a waiter In a restaurant there
while Intoxicated.
He employed the best counsel to de-
fend him, but the Mexican Court found
him guilty and sentenced him to he
shot. United States Minister Gray has
interested himself in the case and will
ask President Diaz to commute the SEN
tence. Adams states that he would
rather be shot than spend the remainder
of his life In a Mexican prison.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
A Dainty Dessert.

Mix one pint of cream with nine Ia
blespoonfuls OF fine sugar in a large
bowl; whip with the cream dasher, and
as the froth rises skim into the dish
In which 1t is to be served. Fill the
dish full to the top, and ornament with
Kisses or macaroons. Bakers turn out
such delicious loaves of cake nowadays
that 1t does not pay to compete with
them. For 10 cents or 10 cents enough
sponge cake can be bought to make a
dessert for ten. Slice the loaf or cover
the small cakes with cut bananas.
peaches. apricots or blackberries pile
whipped cream over the fruit, and IL
the family doesn't pronounce 1t a dainty
dessert House and Home will be dis
appointed.
The evening world., 1894-08-16

To the Editor:
In answer to NJ. A. Reid, will say that II he
turned his statement around he would be writing
upon a more truthful subject, for In most ever,
ease It is the wife who is a slave for heI
husband.
Il is the wife who is compelled 10 cit home
With little children and Is deprived OF al
amusement and pleasure, and has her pstlenc,
tried 10 its utmost extent
Then. II she isn't always Of sweet and low
ing disposition. Why she IL cranky and the hus-
band takes Up coat and hat and walks on :,
spend his evening with some OF HIS men ae-
quaintances never giving thought OF what thu
wife has had TO contend with during the day.
oh. veal Only she 10 the crank!
ONE WHO KNOWS.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
Turkey SCUM

To every pint of finely chopped turkey
allow one tablespoonful of butter. one
half cup Of cream or milk, the whites
of three eggs, one tablespoonful of
chopped parsley, salt and pepper to
taste. Melt the butter and add 1t to the
turkey, with the cream and seasoning.
Mix WELL rubbing it to a paste with a
spoon. Beat the whites to a stiff, dry
froth; add carefully, but mix thor
oughly. Fill well-greased pudding
dish and bake like custards, standing in
water. Bake thirty minutes.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
RestfuI Foot Baths,

A New York specialist who is max
ing comfortable living out of the the
ory Of foot feeding. prescribes emollients
of various kinds for sore, inflamed and
sensitive soles, and ice-water for tired
feet. Put some cracked Ice in the bath,
and immense the feet; they may step
out lively, but that will be all right;
put them in again, and keep putting
them in until the sensation becomes at
tractive. This will cure a headache,
overcome bodily fatigue, and rest the
feet. So the pedal authority says, and
there is no reason to doubt him.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
Sanitary Soap.

Carbovc soap is a good disinfectant-
1t is not wise to use it habitually. but
there are few quicker remedies for toll
soiled hands and bodies. Used in
warm bath 1t will often drive away
pimples, eruptions and sores. When
there is the suspicion of exposure to
contagion lather of carbolic soap is a
wise precaution to take. The odor 10
not pleasant; nor is any sort of ill
ness. one drop of scent in the rinsing
water will remove the fumes.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
Wholesale INDICTMENTS.
Tennessee Grand Jury After Liquor
sellers without Licenses.

10Y NbbUCTHltu FTtHF'T
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Aug. 16.-The Grand
Jury of Shelby County has found 3O4 in
dictments, making $50 found in two days.
against persons in Shelby County on
the charge OF selling liquor without IL
censes Investigation has developed the
fact that the county State and city
years from failure to collect this rev.
enue. Before the end OF this week over
one thousand indictments will have
been turned into court. 1t has been
found that not only have liquor dealers
enjoyed immunity from taxation. but Il
great many people in other lines of
trade also.
When all persons who have not COM
piled whit the law for the past year
shall have paid up the Income will he
$3.50, 900. No movement towards fixing the
responsibility for the non-collection OF
this money has yet been made.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
TWO GAMES FOR THE BABIES,
Holy Rosarys TO Play the st. Marys
and 80. James Teams.

The baseball enthusiasts and others
who were disappointed last Sunday at
ternoon by the interruption by rain OF
the match game between the Holy
Rosary Lyceum team and the st. James
Union nine will have another opportu-
nifty TO see these two clubs play next
Sunday at Oak Point grounds.
When the game was postponed last
Sunday 1t was feared that the two
clubs could not meet next Sunday, as
the Holy Rosary l.yceur team had an
engagement 10 play the ~, Mary team,
Babies Fund. Arrangements have been
made by Managers Hushlon and Burke
and Secretary whelsn, 80 that both
games win be played Sunday afternoon
at the Oak Point grounds.
The game between the 81. MArys and
the Holy Rosary. Lyceum Clubs win be
called at o'clock and i've innings viii
The evening world., 1894-08-16
FavOrite COlors.

Yellow. white, or pink and white, are
the favorite colors for evening wear.
Flowers, especially roses with no stems,
trim the white and pink gowns. Tulle
is another trimming very much in
vogue, and is found easy to drapc, in
expensive and cool. The spsngles and
paiilettes so generally used to trim even
ing dresses abroad, are not 50 popular
with US, as the American prefers a
softer and richer effect. rather than the
brilliant, glittering one. Even the rich
The evening world., 1894-08-16

Many bad colds come from bad diges-
ton. When the stomach is out of order
the body is liable 20 catch anything
that is epidemic. Cold cures and COM
plexion remedies are twins in therapeu-
tics. One old prescription still holds good
Get into bed and stay there twenty-four
hours; eat and drink nothing. not even
water; the next day take an alcohol
bath and rub every part of the body red
with coarse towel; swallow a mild
laxative and drink bowl of hot milk
or thin cruel. This will cure a bad cold
and bad face, If the patient takes no
more food for the day than is absolutely
necessary.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
A Fashionable Beverage.

Bischoff is a delicacy at high tea. a
delicious one Is served at Lady Dufferin
garden parties at the British Embassy.
This is the receipt: Break ten ounces
of loaf sugar into a punch vase and add
two lemons cut in slices without the
seeds; a zest Of half an orange-ob-
tanned by rubbing sugar on the peel
also Of half a lemon peel. Pour in the vase
two bottles of chablis, de Moselle or
Rhine wine and two bottles of settler
and let II stand ten minutes; then add a
quart of clean Ice chopped small. and
lastly a pint of strawberries, If they
are in season. II not, half the auanti-
ty of cherries will do, crystallized or
bottled. 1t Is served in glass cups. L
should say the delicious Virginia, Flor
ida and California wines would make
a superb Bischoff. A form of cold tea
is popular and eaten at restaurants
and houses alike.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
TWO MURDERS IN ARKANSAS.
" rrcLrrs DcrRil q Train. hut No
Que q. Injured.
LBy AssoClatel Prtkk

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Aug. lS-Will-
lam Avery and John Hancock. farmers.
renewed an old quarrel yesterday. and
Hancock fired with rife through the
door OF Avery's home and killed him.
Arthur jackson became involved in a
row with a tough named johnson at
Fort Smith last night. Jackson was cut
to pieces and died.
An attempt was made to wreck a pas-
senger train on the Little Rock and Fort
Smith road last night near Mayfower,
Ark. The train jumped the track. No
one was injured.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
In Spite of the bad Boys.

To the Editor:
have heard my parents speak OF your fund
for sick babies ] saw during the hot weather
poor suffering babies and their mammas trying
to do all they could for them. but they had
no money.
saw some children having a fair on Lenox
avenue to help the sick babies. thought
would try II. so took some Of my small toys,
some pictures. my mother made lemonade and
candy. other children helped me and brought
pictures, TOYS, Gina cups, candy and pineapples
and we had fair for two days and got In
all s225.
We enjoyed 1t very much Some bad boys
stole some Of things and teasod us, or else
We would have made more money. We will try
again soon. am nine years old and my brother
Edwin Is seven years old
May Z. Allen. Nina Dean, Carrie Allen. George
Miliington, Joseph NJ. Walker. Collie Leary Peter
c. Walker, Pursy huntington and Edith F. Flor
encs all helped me. and they are all from
six to twelve years old. -
CHARLIE ]. BRITT.
% West One Hundred and Thirty-third street.
send the ~. % and hope 1t will do some good.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
The Word Is Forward. -

There will be NO great boom. but there will be-
what is better a steady growth OF industry and
prosperous business activity that cannot be
h'ndered by partisan agitation. The tariff issue
is settled, and the word now is-Forward.-Phil-
adephia Timer,
The evening world., 1894-08-16

the country's Industrial forces will re-
sumo their old alignment. There is
nothing now to disturb this process OF
revival and resumption. Uncertainty
is over, for the time. A speedy ad.
journment OF Congress should be
brought about to emphasize the fact.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
4 Beautiful Shade Hat.

Her last years Bingham gown was
made over this season with embroidered
frills and insertion. 1t was very much
up to date and quite satisfactory when
finished. And there was a piece of
Bingham left over for which she had
no use. On first thought 1t seemed des-
tined for the rag-bag. but in the end it
was converted into a fashionable shade
hat for her small daughter. The ging-
ham was finely shirred to form the brim
Of the hat, and sewed to a frame of
silk-covered wires. A Tam o'Shanter-
like puff formed the crown. There
was also bit of embroidery left from
the Bingham gown, which was used to
finish the wide brim and outline the
bow of Bingham that adorned the hat
In front. Strings with an embroidered
edge completed the hat. In color the
bingham was old rose, striped with a
fine white line.
The evening world., 1894-08-16

Anarchist Mowbray. recently from
'Hngiand. talked peace to a Paterson au-
dience last night. He surprised some of
his hearers. who had expected some
ming different. But his discretion was
Inc better part Of his eloquence. Peace
g favorite doctrine In this Republic.
n Mowbray sticks to It, his way will be
&eaerally clear.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
Make Your own Cosmetics.

Poor women with luxurious tastes pay
far too much for their toilet supplies.
Scented soaps are expensive and often
very inferior. 1t takes little longer
time to make CASTLE soap lather, but the
article Is genuine and as good for the
hair and teeth as the bath. If a scent
is needed use handful of toilet water.
Choice waters may be bought at whole
sale for$l per quart. 1t is trifie cheaper
to make them at home, the cost OF the
bottle, label, kid cover, &C., being saved
Buy a quart of dcodoriZed alcohol and
one ounce of scent This will give every
body in the house small bottle OF ex-
cel,ent toilet water. The pink powder
and paste for manicure work is simply
magnesia and cold cream colored with
a grain or drop Of cochineal. One drop
Of oil of roses will make cold cream
the fragrant rose cream Of commerce.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
For the Suppression of BouteIle.

Every time the Hawaiian airing is pulled
Bonteiic Jumps up out OF tho boa. 1t wouldn't he
bad id.. 10 Icaall Willis. send BoutelIe to la
wait and then dump cargo OF dynamite into
that Volcano over th.rs.-Louisyile Courier
JOurn,I
The evening world., 1894-08-16

In many Oriental countries a patient
who has been declared dead by the doc
tors and Who has been prepared for the
final rites is not permitted to resume his
place among the living. He must re-
main dead, no matter how emphatic his
protestant lions that he still lives. 1t is
fortunate for Mr., M!lholland that his lot
was not cast in one OF those crue! and
callous countries of the Orient.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
Beneht at Asbury Park.

One OF the most successful entertainments OF
this season was given last Thursday night at the
St. Cloud Hotel. and realized 800 for the sick
babies. Mr.. q. Won Palmer, who suggested the
entertainment. and under whose direction 1t was
given, gave his lightning oil-sketches; Barney
Reynolds. a well-known comedian. and John T.
Tlerney, a rising young actor from New York,
scored great successes
Little Annie Wilkes. the celebrated dancer OF
the Vaudeville Club. took everybody by storm by
her singing and dancing. Mrs MINI, from New
ark and MIR. Dunn, organist OF st. Aloysius
Church. Newark. had great success with their
solos
The rest OF the enjoyable programme was fur
nshed by Miss Mum. Dottie Brandon Sig
Luzsi. DR.. Lewis, in his delightful comic songs.
and Miss Annie Louise Carpenter, in her clever
and amusing negro recitstions. Sarmatinni's Or
chestra played several selections
Mrs. r. J. sewring and Mrs. Thomas Lenia, OF
New York and Boston, Mass, respectively, man
aged to net the above amount through the sale
OF tickets.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
Eject of Senatorial Example.

Probably tho example OF Senatorial specula-
tors has not increased the number OF gamblers.
1t has merely led into new Geld the thou
sands who have speculative bent II they were
not gambling In stock they would be gambling in
something else.-Cincinusu Times-star
The evening world., 1894-08-16

What went on in the Senate yesterday
HAs not an essential part of the great
aria struggle for which Democracy is
t1|li enlisted. II Was a contest of
SHOES. IN thsxmAin csmpaign tilsrs "a
: bfssthins spell. during which bust.
- M ~ upon IL feet again and
The evening world., 1894-08-16

According TO sdvices from Yokohama
the Japanese have inflicted a terrible
drabbing on the Chinese. 1t is aston
tshing that tie Chinese, with their ap-
fitude for imitation. have not learned
how easy IT is to gain a great victory
merely by using the telegraph.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
DROWNED WHILE BOATING.
Two Boats CapsiHed and Four Live,
Were Lost.
(By Associated Prers.)

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Aug. TO-
Oscar Lauren, aged thlrty-two. and Ada
Wickman, aged fifteen. members OF a
party ut Long Lake, near this city, were
drowned last night by the capg.ziag of
boat. The bodies were recovered.
BETHLEHEM, Pa, Aug. ia special
from Say!ors Lake, where Instructor
students are camping, says that while
rewinA 4n the lake boat was capsised
and that Capt! Mack was saved, but
Webb, Of ths West indies, were drowned.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
snNe Your Energy.

Don't work unnecessary parts of the
body. as frowning, twisting fingers,
crossing feet and legs, gritting teeth.
tapping foot. biting fingers, scratching
head when thinking. &c.
Reason. The body is a bank and the
currency is the various kinds of energy;
you cannot spend the nickels and dimes
OF energy too freely without finding the
total large enough to cramp your ac-
tiYitics in the larSe things of life.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
south Omaha strike Over.
(By Associated Pvess)

OMAHA, Nsb., Aug. i6.-The South Omaha
Packing House employees strike Is OF. After
holding out three weeks the men lose all and
are now trying 10 get back on the old terms
The troops viii lie removed to-day, as all the
trouble Is over.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
Turkey Hash.

Take equal quantities of meat and po-
tatoes; chop both very fine and mix well.
Season to taste with salt, pepper and
celery extract; add one-quarter OF a cup
OF hot water and one tablespoonful Of
butter. Turn into the spider and stir
until it Is hot then push it to one side
and let 1t form a brown crust like an
omelet and serve. One teaspoonful OF
chopped parsley can be added, II desired.
The evening world., 1894-08-16

Grayesend's plea that II is not law
FULLY annexed to Brooklyn does not
avail with the Attorney-General. The
seashore town should submit becom-
tngiy to its new bonds. And It may
sain comfort from the fact that it is
by and by to share in the proud dis
kinction Of the Greater New York.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
Collected by Three.

To the Editor:
Enclosed please ind s., the amount selected by
three little girls In the vicinity OF First avenue
| and Ninety. second street. Hoping 1t will beneht
some little one, and wishing It was more, we re-
main MAGGIE IwAWoWINs,
FLORENCE GESSER,
LOUISA BAUMEISTER.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
imcL or the ChicE.saw..

.Iils ChieIasaw Nation has been without a
Governor for more than month. It thus en-
joys distinct advantage over Colorado and hi.
nois and south Carolina snd oreson-Kansss
City Star
The evening world., 1894-08-16

1t is rather surprising to read OF
Preparations to rush through a bill TO
correct the Tariff bill. 1t does seem as
n the measure moved slowly enough
10 be right when 1t got to the end.
The evening world., 1894-08-16

To the Editor
We, the undersigned girls send TO The Even
ing World Sick Babies Fund the amount
OF 81. 80. from lemonade stand. Hoping It win
benefit some poor children in need.
Stella wasel Mathilda Rosa Roman.
Nellie Hollander. Minnie Rosenthal
Gussie Coln,
The evening world., 1894-08-16
~

Before starting for Europe Mayor Gil
roy announced his intention OF trying
10 forget politics" II lie can succeed
in forgetting some OF the politics FOR
which he is responsible II will undoubt ed
" add to the pleasure of his vacation.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
One Dollar from Four.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
Enclosed md 81. the result Of fair held in
store on the corner Of Liberty avenue and
sackman street. We. the undersigned, hope IL
will do some good to the sick babies.
Mary Silva, Ida Murch,
Emily Martin, v. Murch.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
Fair Mt Newark.

A fair was held at ~ Camp street Newark
BY four little girls Amanda shipicy. LeonorR
and Elsie Smith and Gretta zipf, Friday after
noon Aug. g. from . till o'clock. e. selling
candy cake, lemonade and fancy articles, they
made 81. 80.
The evening world., 1894-08-16
BnrHalns In Lincn.

Some OF the New York merchants are
selling linen sheets at 81 pair, and
rival firms can't understand how they
do 1t. But they do. They are hem
stitched at one end. pure linen all the
way through. and biz enough TO cover o
billiard table.
The evening world., 1894-08-16

The q O'Clock Edition and the
Sporting Extra of The Evening
World contain more sporting news
of Interest than esn be found IN
sAH other svsnins nsvspaDsx.