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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19
STILL THEY COME.

The warning THE Evening World"
uttered yesterday IN reference TO col
IiSions IN the rivers and bay was not
spoken too soon. Yesterday, between s
and , o'clock in the evening, the Iron
steamboat Pegasus left her pier at the
foot OF West Twenty-third street for
Cpney ldiand. She had a light load of
passengers, less than "a hundred, on
board.
When the Pegasus was abreast of tho
" White Star line pier she was run into
and badly crushed by the Erie stock
yard boat the Gen. Mccullough. and
there would doubtless have been loss OF
life II the force of the collision had not
driven the Pegasus against the Whit,
star dock, where she remained. damned
This enabled Capt. Raiscy to get the
pdnic-striCken passengers onto the docl
across gangplank.
or course, there is the customary talk
about signals and bells and reversal OF
engines and MISUNDERSTANDING and al
/ that Rut II Is evident there must b.
gross ignorance or carelessness on tn,
part of those lntrusted with the ma, liza
/ ton of boats, and ii remedy ought to b.
! applied before II terrible calamity oc
I ms,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19
WANTS SEPARATION NOW.
Nine Months Ago Marie Dartsch
Connected Zimmerman 10 We'd.

Mrs Marie Rartsch Zimmerman whose
husband, Daniel Zimmerman, wealthy
Clinton street property owner, consented
to marry her lass November after she
had sued him for S5oOS damages for
breach Of promise Of marriage. is again
a piaintiS In suit against him
This time Mrs. Zimmerman sues for
separation on the ground o! cguelt,'.
The case comes M in the Superior Court
July IS, when Lawyers Steuer 4 RSsen-
thai viii move for $500 counsel fees and
so week alimony.
Mrs, Zimmerman ALLEGES repeated acts
Of cruelty and physical assault and non
support on the part of her husband for
the last six months. She claims that she
Is destituia, while hcT husband Is worth
sister, Iliia BGr.sch, al 1913 East FIFTH
street.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19
wORLDIINGS.

r,;ians long art career began Nhsp he wsa a
chiId OF foqr years. His sketches made at that
tender age save promise II hts future greatness
wrhln = district having an AREA Of thirty
square mites, In the safe OF Nora Cruz, Mexico,
thsr. are mere crntsnar.sas t5an IN rHv OF the
lnItsI states.
Turner'S pictures were adm to tie HEttIsh
Royal Academy bsfors the young artist vas twelve
years old
Paris Is the deepest In debt 81 all III. larger
cities Every inhasJant Mould have 10 contribute
tlSI to lauidats the ciB's debt New York 5
rate is sij and Chloago's 20,
1t Is aid tina, people did no, begin t. SIT erect
At the dinasr tabIs until CharlomagEos time
Previous to that epoch EusIs rscinsd al their
meals on oouehsx
saoshAFiIss new rival due!u, /, "a times
ssss,sT than sugar,
Michael Angelo devoted twelve yoars Of HI. life
70 the study Of ass,sz,y bslors he begal to paint
the hamsu ssprs
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19
CR0WELL STILL BURNING.
The BurniuR Dark Visible from,
Fire Island Last NIGHT.

The reflection OF the flames from the
blning bark Emma T. Cruwel was dis.
tinctly visible last nisht from tho Fire
ls.aHl Maine obserVSuoH station. TAo
hight came from well to the southwest
% the island
Capt TweIdel. OF the British g,esm.
ship justin, which arrived on tie bar
at 10 o'clock last night from Hualva, saw
nooa, He reports that he passed. the
croTsll sisat miles southwest % Fro
Island. The CroweN Mas burned even
was alongside OF her and the crew were
gripping her Of what the flames bad moi
destroyed. Tn name Of the SMACK
could not be made out.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19
Baby's Place.

How can we tell the young mother
that her darling cherub Is at times an
awful bore? She never considers her
baby aught but thing Of beauty and
joy forever. and consequently mo-
nopolizes all conversation with anec-
dotes OF his cute ways, and when
ever possible produces the one perfect
specimen of babyhood and feels deeply
offended II the entire community does
not at once bow down and worship
and go into spasmodic raptures OF baby
talk, which. unless practised hours be-
forehand. so frightens the infant that
perfect Babel ensues. and the un-
happy would-be. but ignorant. adorer
is set down as a horrid, unfeeiing brute,
who frightened mothers lovey dovey
by his ugly DOGGY ways. Babies to be
appreciated should be kept in the nur-
sery as much as possible and not be
foisted upon an unappreciative circle
of acquaintance until they are old
enough to enjoy conversation not
necessarily sprinkled with cooling utter
ances, OF which was lovey zing'
or precious darling petsy wetsy" and
otrcr similar unintellisiblc sentences
form a large part.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19

Here's q great little girl, bless her
big little heart! shs Is going to 90 a
grand thing for the sick babies, who
need all the assistance they can get in
this awful trying weather
She IL 4 baby herself Baby Francis -
but sue has n regiment OF grown people
ut her command, and IL she succeeds in
doing what she promises in this letter
she will be the sponsor for the biggest
vaudeville festival ever given In this
country.
To the Ediior
Bahy Prsuois. daughter OF Nc Lew Yields Of
Wsssr snd Fields, better known as tbs German
IN aid q ri. Evsnins Worid.' sisk Baby
:. .' Ssr, .'i +, %ss Z S.s.: rs
entire Eres. rscs,ptr vii be turned over 20 The
rhsy s.~ dcSs.d to sornb,"s ' ah,ir ,~o grand S
Il. foIosns ss"a array Of talent '" as. M.ss &c
G!.p-' The Ru..sil bro,hers; I.o't's ellison. y:
m:,ou '"a .' and y w.! k' ,n m"s sS'
aias Annie Hart, ,case,l.,, and HAIL. viii Il
LiI,!e ?. Raymond and the greatest Dutch tosn'
under the sun. Weber and Fields Thus insurins
= grand snsrea, Tor tbs sieL Rsb, FUND aud viii
:a'.'''''o" q w.s' Z S': ss y S:y,: w.. sa1i,
Per Peter = CLARK, rep. Weber snd Fields
Isn't that \ magnificent array OF en-
tertainers? Have you ever seen SO many
vaudeville stars together In y single bill
before? Talk about your music festival,
and drainsti festivals! This Is . vauds
Vile festival that Will FIJI Rockawa,
| Beach 10 overlooking on the night %
| July "A IL Ia the 0reQ test thing of Il
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19
UNDRESSED IN THE STREET.
4 Negro Wcut Calmly to sleep
While q Crowd Looked On.


At o'clock this morning n tall, good
looking mulatto. wearing good clothes
and natty mustsche, snuntcred nom
ohalantly down Sixth avenue. with an
air OF ennui
At the southwest corner of Twenty
eighth street he stopped, stretched his
arms. yawned and gazsd about vacant
ly Finally. he dotfed his coat. then his
waistcoat. following 1t up with other
portions Of his apparel until he had
reduced his raiment down to single
gauZe undershirt. and stood surround
ed by gaping crowd,
Not at all distracted by the stares Of
smoothed each garment az no dofred II.
and when he had got down to the
condition described he calmly lay down
on the sidewalk, and using his discarded
sleep, amid the shrieks and boots of at
least 300 people who had gathered by
that time.
He was snoring melodiGusly Wien Po-
liceman Rein. of the West Thirtieth
street sta ton. arrived on the scene. He
hastily drew out the improvised pillow
reused him by beating a tattoo on the
soles OF his bare feet
After several whacks, the sleeper
Rwoke. yaWned, stretched out his long
black arms, and Saxed with reproach
tugs and the man was behind the
swinging doors OF the saloon on the
corner After him went his clothing,
and few minutes later he was in prop
er array for walk 10 the station-house
under escort OF the valiant Rein,
There he described himself as George
T.. Ireland. thirty-eight years old a
cook at West Twenty eighth street.
Asket to explain his sensational freak,
he simply replied: II was awful sleepy"
In jefferson Market II was decided tc
send Ireland to Bellevue hospital ioi
examination as TO his sanity,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19
TIL u m b-suckinE Again.

To the Editor:
Hsvins noticed several articles headed ~
sucking, &c. IN answer to Atlantic HishlAn
ltttsr. which I failed to read, will ende
I. give her suggestion: Any dentist who
lsss orthodontla knows the consequence
thumb sucking In children during the sruptie
their teeth. II brings on a positive tsae
t-wkrds acquired oral detormitiss whiet
an otherwise pretty young girl to either ossl
defcrmity through life or to sunsr rinfd(
lengthy treatment with a corresp'ndinsiy
fec In orde. to even partially correct the u
uisrttiss Of her tssth. without going any W
rhen. | would advise the mother to gss
powdered socotrtne aloes and rub sams on
,-ild's thumb, It being intensely bitter.
child will not be likely TO 80 into trainirl
overcome her dislike 10 1t. The only physio,S
fleet the mother need have foar OF II usA
minute quantities will be II. tonic eSect ~
,i'mentary canal, assisting the digestive ~
strengthening the muscular nbres. &c. "
same presidency is practissd by the metre
.polying the aioes a. by the child suckiaa
thumb ahs may hope for = speedy cure o.
habit. D. D.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19
Washing Hosiery.

One of the most persistent causes OF
worry and torment of the economical
housewife is the eXtravagant fashion
cotton hosiery has of fading. One good
rule is TO buy the best. for though the
first cost is greater the result pays by
showing clear fast colors instead OF
streal,ed effects. After the first washing
very few fancy co!ors can pass through
the ordeal OF the wash-tub without
growing dingy. Strong salt water is
advised by some laundresses. wh,ie
Others adhere to ammonia water. sugar
of lead water is held by certain excel
lent housekeepers to be the best thing
to preserve the color in cotton stock
ings. All stockings should be well
shaken before being washed in plenty
OF fresh, clean suds. Rinse them well
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19
BABIES DID THIS.
Raised $50 for the Fund At 9
Brooklyn Fair.

sympathy, like compound Interest,
grows In accumulstlve proportion. and
the efrors made by the children to re-
l!eve the suffering of the poor little ones
whose only alleviation comes through
The Evening Worlds" Sick Babies
Fund, are growing greater and widening
like the rippies In pond into which a
pebble is cast. IT is a big pond. though
and the charity that Nils the hearts OF
the !lttle dispensers Of cheer ana com.
flrt may always hnd many worthy
AFFLICTED ones to receive their bounty.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19
The Girls Can't Work Him.

To the Editor:
think "Solitary's' letter tho most sensible
have yot seen. I think I am a match for her on
the other side Of the fence, l am twenty three
and credited with q good deal Of common sense,
like a ieyel-headed girl and don't mind, in
raet rather enjoy, her company. Although l earn
81 100 per year. ain not silly enough to blow
big lot in on any glrl. and those who ever
tried to work me have no fond rscolieotions.
Some Of the girls say ! nice, not a bi,
stingy but too much of old man. Solitary
here's to a level headed girl! SOLUs.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19
All Three on the Same Road

To the Editor:
Little r." and ~ D. G.'s'' controversy with
-Four Is rather amusing. 1t seems to me that
these three good people are on different roads.
which ultimately lead TO the tame aoal-the ee-
walton Of the standard OF morality IL u. o..
represents the class OF people who stick to ser :
,nGnts aud beliefs that they received when very
small and can never rid themselves Of the bias
OF early training in nursery tales and Sunday
schools. where the rule Is: DO not think! DO
not question: But beiievei"
1t is said 10 per cent Of the humsn family
think for themselves; 20 per cent think as othsrs
do; 20 per cert. do not form any opinion at all
Little r." belongs to tho second class. -Four"
in the discussion seems TO show that logic with
him has an equal claim with sentiment, The
statement he makes. which IL 40 vehemently re-
scented Ohe Lazarus miracleJ. is . plain statement
Of fact which u ASSOCIATED from religion. would
not be admitted by any person with common
school education.
II. u. c. represents the pant: -Four repre-
sents the present merging into the future.
II. l.. o.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19
Edns Wsllrock
l-ank Murray

Leo Burns. Edns Wellrock,
May Murray i-ank Murray
1t Is beautiful, pathetic, noble and
stimulating, this effort Of children FOR
solves itself into donation party i'm
pei, others, unit, The Evening Word"
may be said TO hsve enlisted a juvenile
army in tails city AM elsewhere, whose
and relatives, AMI whose copGs:e lions
are turned over a. trophies - .ay :. the
feet Of Charlt".
a popa.ar method vita the ca!Iiren is
bazaar, which Is he'd usually in the
par..ri Of one OF the coterie for a few
afternoons ana evenings A notable and
successful instance OF this scheme is that
July ., 10 and II, By four Brooklyn chi.
lren The childrsn are Edna We!brock,
thirteen year; Oh, Of = North oxt r.
e.eyea years ola, OF Z North oxierl s:ree!'
an! h;tle Frank Murray, a six-year-d.d
quartet TIA, c3niucted ths fair
Mrs, MuTray's parIors We're appro-
E,phg eampaisn we're spread sbou. on
ers, cakes, candy, saltwater and ali
bazaar. Lille Frank Murray Conduct Hn "
saoh,s and ran t n ss G a.aa Of no sse
reciprocal manner,
A sign was displayed from a window
outside announcing that a fair was In
proyrsss for the baneft OF The Even
Ing World" Sick Babies Fund, which
succeeded In bringing many attendants
Admission tickets were donated and
the price was nxsd at fys cents for
adults and three csnts for children.
watched With 10y as her little pile OF
coins grew larger WITH each niEhTs
tally. Or toe lstt evening; Florist 70.
sy s. 81 me 81 sS Sosss New hESrS ssns n
toned % sy graHk Ysuas, q youth
Little Edna's Anal tally after the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19
Mr.. CROKER AT SARATOGA.
He VIII Assist In Mapping Out the
Fail Campaign.

The rulers of this city and State will
meet at Saratoga next month to map
out their plans for the Fall campaign.
1t has been arranged that Senators
Hill and Murphy, Richard Croker,
Mayor Gilroy and Corporation Counsel
Clark Will spend the first two weeks
IN August together at the Springs The
slate for the state Convention will be
fixed up then.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19

The fine art OF cooking consists
pleasing the eye. as we'll as the pals
looks. Clean, sweet, cool surroundin
comfortable chairs; fauitless linen q
shining dishes, prettily arranged.
tile aesthetic insurance OF nice M
Table furniture may be Of prtcel
beauty, but every article must b
Use. otherwise II becomes a supsrhui
A crowded liable is never plsaAl
dishes need relief and the more VI
the color such as fruit. salad, 90 =
more space should be allowed. :,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19

The thrilling reports of the man-hunt-
ies excursion back of Fort Lee, ip New
Jersey, indicate cunfusion In the
miha Of the hunters on the question OF
The Tlght to shoot, II Is supposed that
a criminal Is hiding in the woods, and
II Is taken for granted that it il the
privilege OF the hunters to shoot him al
sight. 1t is hard 10 account for this
survival Of such delusion in com,
munity otherwise Intelligent
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19
Lnr~ stockings in the wash.

For lsce-woven stockings, In Nh
aud delicate tints. 10 wash with bent
or naphtha IL an excellent substitute
the ordinary washing water. y
them wrong side out, shaking out all
dust: then lay them Nat IN a dish, \
cover with naphtha. Stir violently n
minute or two; then turn and wash
other side In clean rsphtha. Hang
in the air until all odor OF the cleans
fluid has disappeared.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19

role OF intimidstor. This is whole
some resolution. II 1t means business.
Its scope should. however, be 30 ex-
tended as to take in cases of intimida
ton of Icxow witnesses.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19

\ theatrical manager has sued out IN inlunc-
ton to Restrain Lillian Ruaseh from singing.
y lit,le th!nS like an ihIuhCtn has any eject
on Lll'iGn IN" marrls2eGblc Young men Of the
country SHOULD lay in supply and feel safe,
Chinago News
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19
Five school Children.

Five little misses from School O., In Elizabeth
street held n fair IN the schoohouse yesterday In
aid Of The Evening worlds" Sick Bubios' Fund.
Their saorts realized s. which goes 10 Eweil the
Fund The fair WAS managed by Sadie Gold
smith. sophie Singer, Lena Goldsmith Julia
ko,ar and Molie Goldsmith
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19
EsteIlRs Collection.
To the Editor

To the Editor
irclossd you VIII ind 81 80 collected for the
sick Babies Fund from kind friends In East
seventy 'e,shth Nrsat, hope It VIII help them
q litus; EstoIia Poets. IS cents; Y. Peete 80
Charles Kurt Is; Mrs, Hsph. Mrs Lyons. Mr.
Mud, Frank Gray 10 cents each; j. Convoy. T.
and y. Kelley. Flora Lang, J. Ahrensisld and
10 years pli.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19

Yesterday exodus OF steeTge pas
sengers took away from this country
Just 30 many lsborers. and as labor Is
the only source of wealth their dCpar-
ture leaves the country just so much
poorer. The popular impression that We
can get richer by getting rid OF any
class OF workers Is erroneous.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19
Quick Drying for silks.

Quick drying is the best method 4
silk garments. An authority on
subject seys: Keep on hand q d
bits OF steel an inch and gu;
square and eighteen inches iongt-
actly midway screw in good
hook. In use, hang a shirt or pa
drawers over a strip, and button
neck or waistband. then catch the
over your line. Pull the GARNER
shape, and leave 1t to dry. The Il
need not he more than six inches al
on the line, thus enabling you to
half a dozen garments in less space Il
Is otherwise required for one. Also,
the uee of these strips and hooks. 4
possible to dry each garment in sh
and to avoid the wrinkles that II 10 n
TO impossible to iron out of wool or
without injury 10 the fabric. White
underwear needs Just the same trt
ment. with the addition Of bluing {
little liquid gum arabic TO the
rinsing water
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19
Collected ny six Girls.

To this Editor:
Please and 20 "ents which WAS taken np by
SIX little srls ther ages ranging from Ave 10
nrs years. on One hundred and Twenty fourth
street and First avenue. Their names are
Nellie Darcy, Bepsis Geilagher
Mamie Kelly ChrEtna lrcna Ford.
Marguerite Gallagher Jcss phine DidieyO.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19
Noodle. bother Hello Girls

To the RiltoT:
Perh.p. ON. Of those ~..t rslsphon' 'psr'
has jiltsd Willie that he speaks 30 hA',a''
theu. OF II ma, be that bis nonsense r-
"oysr the wire" has compelled ons OF 'n'
girls to zeal, him down" These ersstar~
often tried by empty headed tops l hs's
straight from Sweet Marie, OF
the future Willie had best not play W..
''Hsllo' gir,I. or he may commit su.
love OF on. Of these dear operators eoe"''
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19

II the bosses continue TO trade New
Yorks birthrisht among themselves tor
messss Of political pottage, it will be
the fault OF the people who neglect an
opportunity for the city'S emancipation.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19
NEW YORK MAYORS VIA PIrrsBuRa

Police hu. !ness In PntshI9g must he
dun The Smoky City's guardians OF the
peace seem TO nave uo,hin. t. da but
pa, their fee, on the office furniture and
1.k ~ tlluAI's. Slpcriut-H lent ,l
Police OMara, OF NaturllS tsyilc, In a
,amHealablc e1art t. dispose OF al the
onnui h. TOD ga alni yc,te, lay. gave
out statement To ,nc etfec. tAl. he
Thought uVr own sup. Bvrnes was JUS,
-, W.aa %cw NarS wanted tr Mayo,
ana q Air. Eyrncs ran FOR the ofilee H.,
"aull get 80 per cent. u the votes cast
This .oplt5 like an easy way Of picking
Mayor fuI New York. In the regular
process OF selecting the clty's chief
executive, We have To set a lot OF ma
chiaery IN motion, and Il costs thr tax
payers little more than the price u a
gu.ent-!eather shine. And even then We
have To wait until the ballots are count
el 10 know who l. who, II 1t could he
fixed 20 that Supt. O'Alars, OF Psttsburg,
would make the selection fJy US, our
Mayors would come cAeAnsr and who
| knows but that they would be Just az
/ sood.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19
4 Tuxedo Calico Hon.

| To the Editor:
Incloaed you will please nnd ;i9 proceeds Of =
calico hop, given by the consent OF all the mem
| bers for the Sick Babies Fund. Very respect
| fully TREA1uRER, Tuxedo. n. Y.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19

The application for an Injunction in
Lillian RusselrS case says the fair
singer is without a peer" Possibly she
vii remedy this defect during her visit
to England.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19

To the Editor
send you by bearer H75 and a Spanish piece
valued at 40 cents. which kindly note In paper.
being amount Of money collected by Miss Bonnie
Thornton on the Madison Square Roof Garden
last evening Tuesday, July II. Tor the bcneut OF
the Sick BsbiaF' Fund 4. y. GOTT%iHAlk.
Buslnesr Manager Madison Square Garden 20.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19

II the railway managers of Chicago
believe that they can put an end to
urions among the railway employee by
sdhsriHg 10 their traditional policy Of
refusing 10 recognize" the unions they
are worse than mistaken. They are
continuing a policy which must newt
ably lead to q renewal of DISAGREE
and strikes.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19

The exposition of Pullman has be
come as worid-famous in It's way as the
exposition at Jackson Park.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19

In the work OF breaking into IL"
road patronage, the efforts Of the cable
roads are ably seconded by the ManhAt-
tan acknowledgement.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19

and never were four children prouder
than the little quartet that visited The
Evening World" Office to add 1t to the
FUND for helping the babies to live.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19

Not an item in tine cholera reports from
Russia and. Northern Prussia must es-
cape the sharp eyes at Quarantine.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19
CARVING Cold Meats.

Meats cannot be cut too thin. Tongue,
ronst beef and boiled Joints, mutton
excepted. carved as thin as wafer.
are much more appetizing than in bulk.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19
EDITORiALLY PVT.
Soticc TO The Tariff RriGands.

The fact that thi4 Is the last stage ii thi
TaTia I'M is reason Why it should be held
up-Atanta Journal
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19
Or Too Old to Learn BETTER.

william Alfred reHer, the airy senator
from Kansas writes IT, viii reach hls sixty-ihird
birthday In a few weeks. tbs general impress
sioas Is that he is oil enough to know better
Philadelphia Ledger.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19
His Desirable Enemies.

II seams to be PrsG,dsai clsyslap4's ior,uns
to be respected "iIr the aemiss no has made. "
fhS most Hitter dsaunGiatiops OF h.s recent &C.
ton cohs trun Henry George Johann Most
Gov Altgeld and Senator rsnsr, boston Rec
ord.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19
Your Letter VIII Appear Later.

All letters from contributors to the Sick Rabies
flnd will be printed Many are In type and will
appear In this column tomorrow or later