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The evening world., 1895-05-06
TEE 0LEANER's BUDGET.
Gossip Here, n HAT There and Trus
Tales OF City Life.

DsajaAh Rush Davenport, Of Nswsrt, VIZ
has begun 70 aght sood antitrust n.ht in Nsx
Yort. has had . preliminary thai BY nrs It W.
not the Gre Of the Trusts. however The lac.
curtains In . window at his house accidentally
sot sbiass. and Mr.. Davenport had the hot 10,
Of putting out the damsa AZ talked with him
the other day he was tsnderly nursing q pair oi
burned hands and making an occasional axplora.
tion of desert places among his whisker and eye
bro~a Bu he got the nro out all right
Marx Twain dossn't devote all his time TO bsins
- funny a. he can. He 10 Q fast and faithful
dsvotss q the great game Of billiards, and with
hds favorits cue In hand he will lay out enough
serious WORK to engage the full attention Of the
mnst skiful amateur who ventures to play cAroms
against him.
A friend hams to me . copy Of the New York
Spectator of Jan 7. 1925. 1t contains the Iates
foreign news. up to the last week OF the preced
ing November. and I discover from Ito column.
that Spain had . crisis then. a. now. And
turning to the local departments And the report
Of very protty row In the Now York Board oil
Aldermen. After all. except that va get our
vsws from abroad more up to date. We haven
changed 20 much with changing ysarA
n Berry Wall has been in Warrington The
Post Of that city. caught him In the act Of re
isting the story Of . runaway adventure In
which he lately figured while visiting friends q,
White P,sins A thoroughbred horse that hadn't
been exercised sufnciently made It very exciting
:or Mr. Wall by . lightning bolt Of speed that
lasted for nearly nvs miles before his rider was
able 70 control him. subsequently Mr.. Wall &C.
cussd Mr. William Muldoon. the owner Of the nsry
oourssr. with . dssp-laid scheme to terminal q
his existence. and 1t took . lengthy explanation
on Muldoon's part to make matters square The
Post man 10 also convinced that E. Berry 10 no
dude. THE CIEANrp
The evening world., 1895-05-06
strawberry Layer Cake.

Half pound Of butter. nvs eggs, six
ounces Of flour. quarter teasponful
mace. half pound Of sugar. two ounces
Of eornstarch. one teaspoonful vanilla,
two tablespoonfuls sherry. ono tea
spoonful Of baking powder Beat the
butter to a cream. add the sugar grad
ualiy. beating all the while; then add
the yolks Of the eggs, then the we'll
beaten whites. then the flour, corn
starch and baking powder. Beat
well. add the fiavorings. mixing well.
Grease three deep Jelly pans. pour in the
cake and bake In q moderately quick
oven fifteen minutes. When done re-
move carefully from tho pans and stand
The evening world., 1895-05-06
First sprees Too Severely Dealt
With.


To the Editor:
I ask whether chapter 2S7 Of the new laws
should not be repealed' This law compels our
police Justices to send all disorderly people and
drunkards to the workhouse. nrst onenss or not
Now. when . hard working man goes away on
Sunday. either to Fort George. Bowery Bay. South
Beach or Coney Island. ne may drink a little too
much and come to the city, be arrested and sent
to the Workhouse He loses his work. his family
starvs and there is no money to pay the rent,
and he Is dispossessed The wind-up is the mother
and family must go to the Almshouse. Is such q
law q reform! say no. And the sooner T. G.
Plat sits Mayor Strong and the Senate sits
on the Parkhurst Society the better our people
will be on. Tammany Hall will have control of
the Assembly and the Senate after next election.
and then the city OF New York will be overned
by . body Of gentlemen and not by lot OF place
huntsrA money -grabbers and foreigners.
HARLEM.
The evening world., 1895-05-06

II Is said that there are parts Of
China to which the Information that II
war has been on and is over has not
yet penetrated. and this fact is used in
OF the Chinese. 1t amounts to nothing,
There are stores in the United States
that you can go into where the prices
of things are so high that II is evident
the proprietors do not know that our
late civil war Is over.
The evening world., 1895-05-06
What sinGle-Taxers Are Fighting
For.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
Kindly inform your Stony Point correspondent
that the single tax Is an absolutely Just system
of taxation which will prevent land speculation
by making It Improbable. Tell him that We
snsle-tssers know that the earth given to
man by the Creator to use. not to gamble with
Tell him land speculator produces nothing, re-
stricts production and is the direct cause Of In
voluntary poverty. with all Its subsequent misery
and crime Our fight 10 against the system. not
the individual. D. c.
n
The evening world., 1895-05-06
MAY.
! love october's mellow days

love october's mellow days
And gents Aprivs tears.
June. with her smiles and sunny rays
Ana AuguS's dewy morning haze
Make glad the neetlnS ye.ra
But better far than all the rest
love sweet. bonnie May the best
! love quaint clarA's soulful syss
And Ethers matchleS sracs:
I sing their praises to the skiss
With those OF other girls I prise
Roth fair OF form and face.
But better far than all the rest
! love sweet bonnie Nay the best.
-Brooklya life
The evening world., 1895-05-06
At the Great Cat SHOW.

70 ths Editor:
To the SHOW. 10 the showi
To the show onward.
Went all New Yorksn there
Even the millionaire;
All the old maids wsrs thsrs,
At the great Cat Show.
Cats to the right ef thsmi
Cats to the left Of thsmi
Making . racket
Theirs not to DO o. de
Theirs but to new and efy
They raise their voices high
At the great Cat Show.
Toms to the right Of thsmi
Tabs to the left Of thsmi
Waiting for prizes.
Great was the scratching there,
Loud cries did all the air
At the great Cat Show.
Cats from most every land,
Cats with some voices grand,
How will back fences stand
without these night prowlersi
Nothing to throw things At
We do not want them back
From the great Cat Show. J,
The evening world., 1895-05-06

A partisan in Republican politics Is a
man that let's Tom Plat do his think
ing for him. We hope that Mayor Strong
Will keep on thinking FOR himself, no
matter how unpopular II makes him
with the class that believes in vicarious
cogitat.on.
The evening world., 1895-05-06
Had Got All He Wanted.

Lesisstor-Mr. Trolleyits. how Gys DO. Any
thing can do for you In my lins'
Trolsyite-Thank you I can't think Of any
thing more. can you'-Philadelphia Inquirer.
The evening world., 1895-05-06

enough for their protection: now II 10 America,
silver. Let 49, C." bear in mind that IL ~
must treat with the nations we must DO % upoa
acceptable and equitable terms What does hs
suppose Uncle Sans idea was when he On.
ceved the plan of imprintinE upon the face a
every dollar the words I'm God W Truars
The very fact 10 Of the gravest suspicion in n.
self NICE BIG bright GOLD Buo.
Brooklyn, N. T.
The evening world., 1895-05-06

What a picnic the fo5lkiller would
have had If he had dropped in among
those Perth Amboysters who We're
digging up the town under the direction
of two clarvoyants In the hope of find
ing the body OF u missing man.
The evening world., 1895-05-06
MacaFOni Pie.

Boil a quarter Of . pound Of macaroni
In water till quite soft. pour OF the
water; add half pint Of milk. . quar-.
ter OF pound Of grated cheese, a piece
OF butter. very little mustard. salt, q
pinch Of cayenne and a dust Of white
pepper. Let 1t boil for a minute, then
bake In dish lined with pun pasta.
This is q good maigre dish.
The evening world., 1895-05-06

To the Editor:
Can YOU or any Of your million readers aasagA
any reason why Mayor Strong does not dis
gracefully dismiss George warins. jr. the
present incumbent of the strset-cleanins Com.
missonership. from ofncsI" Well. have II froa
good and reliable authority that this upstart,
waring, is . nephew Of the Mayor. 20 you eaA
readily see what . splendid Reform sdmison-
tration we have got. Mrs. ANNIE L. DUPEY.
Wife Of Q Veteran.
The evening world., 1895-05-06
Give Up the Lover and Stick to the
"Bike."
TO the Editor

To the Editor.
'Right' asks II she shall give up her wheel on
demand Of her lover or give up the lover. say
give up the lover. She get another for
nothing while It costs money to buy a wheel.
My sweetheart gave me the alternative OF my
smoke or her. smoke yet. and have never re-
gretted it-but my successor did.
PELEG WHITE
The evening world., 1895-05-06

DR.. Buchanan is represented as Jubi-
liant because his lawyer has told him
that he can delay. the execution for sew
eral months. ct least. If there were a
shadow Of doubt as to Buchanan's guilt,
the public might sharS in the Doctors
jubilation. As things sand, there can
The evening world., 1895-05-06

This is the picture OF a police official
who says he doesn't want to be pro-
NOTED. He Is mentioned as the most
likely man for the Inspectorship just
vacated by McAvoy. but he says fiat
footedly that he doesn't want it,
The evening world., 1895-05-06
A Brooklyn Man Criticises Our
Streets.

10 thS EdItoF:
The strests u New Yort, compared with Brook
!yu. are 100 per cent better. One exception 10
that In New York downtown they leave their
wagons and carts out in the streets over night,
and % prevent the sweeper from ~ .eping under
the wagon. leaving q dirty spot. Sometimes ba-
mana pesls and other refuse which create dis
eass often found there. A SWEEPER,
Bro klyu NJ Y.
The evening world., 1895-05-06
XIII . Director OF Two"
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
1t is standing saying In England that -
needful reform on a railway 10 adopted till Q
director or two killed. In Brooklyn We mua
wait till the child OF Mayor or Dstrict-Attnsas1
or some other ofnciai Is killed BY the trolley
and then there will be a shaking among the dry
bones BULLY JOHNNY.
The evening world., 1895-05-06

open side doors were scarce in Jer-
sey City yestcriay-but not SO very
scarce that a thirsty gailinipper couldn't
get his bill into schooner OF beer II
he looked for 1t earnestly.
The evening world., 1895-05-06

only be a feeling Of impatie that
courts and sentences can be SO trined
with ard an angry wonder as to when
the possibility OF all such juggling with
the law Is to be stopped.
The evening world., 1895-05-06
LETTERS

[7Rts eosssw~ u open 10 everybody 90 Aos
complaint to make. a grievance n sentldte, in
formation to give. a subject Of general tnserea to
discuss or public service to acknowledge end Who
ean put the idea into less than 100 soorda Long
leters cannot be printed
The evening world., 1895-05-06
A Phenomenon,

Oh infant vondrous 10 your power.
What greater marvel could ws ssskt
You ask more questions In an hour
Than man can answer in . week.
.-WashnRton star
The evening world., 1895-05-06
A Poser for Apti-sunr,y,.,,

But why should the woman who doe, no, wish
to vote object to the possession of right which
she does not propose to exercise. as long A, A
large proportion Of her sister women who 10 wish
to vote would he afforded the opportuni,v,-
Philadelphia Record.
The evening world., 1895-05-06
WHAT EDITORS SAY OF WOMEN
Women in the s,est-sho,

That women work IN . New York sweat -shop
from A. NJ. until midnight for only 80 cents
might almost he expected to awaken even the
philanthropy Of = Hetty Green,-St Louis Post,
Dispatch.
The evening world., 1895-05-06
Stewed Beef,

Take raw beef. cut in small pieces
and put in q kettle OF cold water. Lei
stew slowly for several hours: season
with butter. pepper and salt.
The evening world., 1895-05-06

Another wronged husband has STEPPED
his honor In gore. He Is q Louisiana
man. and he used a revolver with dead
ly effect upon the destroyer OF hds home
The evening world., 1895-05-06

Commissioners Kerwin and Murray
will learn to-day that the boot is might
Ter than the pen-that is. II Mayor Strong
kicks them out. as he promised to do.
The evening world., 1895-05-06

Naples, showing colors in chameleon
effect It Is trimmed cut Jet and satin
ribbons. There are bows Of the latter
on the skirt. waistband. sleeves. wrists
and neckh hand
The evening world., 1895-05-06

Or. Parkhurst suggests that Mayor
Strong Is in more or less Of a hypnotic
thrall. How can this be when r. Cvcn-
gall Platt has 30 little influence with
him?
The evening world., 1895-05-06

New York's school children could
think of trees. on Arbor Day. II they
couldn't plant them. And the city's
boys and girls of some day may plant
n few
The evening world., 1895-05-06

The Mclaughlin Jurymen were out
riding yesterday. To-day they will take
hack" at the case they have been
selected to try.
The evening world., 1895-05-06
Chameleon Effects.

Gown In paririe-green habit cloth. The
skirt Zouave (back and 'front.' and the
cuffs are Of cloth. the large puffs and
the bodice being of shot chine gros de
The evening world., 1895-05-06
just for o Change.

AoH - ShAhHcs
Judgs-Ths makes the tenth time you've been
here in the past six months. and I've given you
sentence every tina
Prisoner-Yss. Your Honor
Judss-Nov. l don't know what b DO with
you.
fr'sonsr-suppose. Your Honor. you vary IN.
monotony BY letting me OF onee-petroit Ere.
Press
The evening world., 1895-05-06

IT appears that the Japanese are pecu-
liar for diplomatic tricks that are no,
vain.
The evening world., 1895-05-06

The Powers discover every day fresh
evidence that japan IL one Of them.
The evening world., 1895-05-06

Make II three straight In Cincinnati
good Messrs. Giants
The evening world., 1895-05-06

The Legislature cannot shift the bur-
den OF responsibility II 1t fails to pass
n satisfactory Greater New York bill
The evening world., 1895-05-06

A new Police Board to-day or . bit.
terly disappointed New York.
The evening world., 1895-05-06

And We had fondly hoped that tn,
Legislature would adjourn this week.
The evening world., 1895-05-06

mayor Strong In a quandary." The
way out OF 1t Is not through approval
of the Bi-Partisan Police bill
The evening world., 1895-05-06

1t Is very creditable military amh4-
tion which moves Brooklyn to institute
a rival cavalry troop to Squadron A.
The evening world., 1895-05-06

Upper Seventh avenue furnished its
regular Sunday runaway yesterday. and
1t left two accidents In Its wake.
The evening world., 1895-05-06

To the Editor:
am a member OF amateur banjo ana -.
doln club. For the last two weeks We have heaa
trying to fnd a suitable name for the club. ~
could not hnd one. We therefore decided y -
your readers advice In taking name.
FRANK wAsEL. breeklyA q =
The evening world., 1895-05-06

Let Gov Morton's stan glitter a. I
will. II has nothing else to do.
The evening world., 1895-05-06

The British are out OF Corinto, and,
so far AS heard from the American eagle
hasn't lost n feather.
The evening world., 1895-05-06
The Trilby Act.

Chsriis-Ethsrs vsy nice. but have Q grtsv
ancs against the old man He did the Trilby &C
on me.
Gussis-Ths Triiby acti
Charlis-Yes he paralyssd ne with his foot
Minneapolis Journal.
The evening world., 1895-05-06
ADVERTISEMENTS IN
n the Evening Edition Of
THE WORLD are taken

upon the specific guarantee
that the averase bona fide
paid circulation Of The EVEN
ING WORLD Is considera-
bly, larger than that Of all the
other Evening papers In New
York COMBINED. TO wit:i
The Evening Post. the Evening
Sun. the Evening News. tho
Evening Telegram. the Com
mercial Advertiser and the
Mall and Express.
The evening world., 1895-05-06

Col. John Jacob Astor wears . so
sword. But you must remember that
1t brings him in no rent.
Cherry County independent. (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 18??-1896, 1895-10-17
SOUTHERN.

HARoDsBURG, KY, special: News was
received here of a duel which occurred al
Maxville, village on the Washington
County line, between two young cousins
John and Proctor Shoemaker. They had
spat at a church and after being separ
ated agreed to go out of the town limits
and shoot it out, which they promptly did
After stepping ten PAGES they fired five
shots at each other. Proctor was shot
through the body, the ball entering his
Two shots from Proctor's pistol passed
through Johns hat. Proctor's wounds
may prove fatal. A trial will take place
when the result of Proctor'S wounds are
known.
ATLANTA, Ca, snecial: At the ma
tional council of women Mrs. I. d. Man
chester of Rhode Island read paper on
The National Association of Loyal Wo-
men of American Liberty" OF which Or
ganizatiOn she is president. Ellen Battle
Dietrich read paper on Divorce" and
Mrs. Kinney delivered an address on
The Indian Question" The Philadel-
phians who came down with the liberty
bell were entertained at barbecue. The
Gate City Guard will be tie escort OF
President Cleveland when he arrives Oc-
tober %.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, special: The Iowa
editors on their way to Atlanta, with theil
wives and friends, reached here AMI were
taken in charge by representatives of the
local press. After breakfast and speeches
at the Maxwell tour of the city followed
and receptions were given at the Peabody
Normal College and the great stock farm,
Belle Mead, with speeches by prominent
citizens. The party lett for Chattanooga.
ST. LOUIS special: While attempting to
save tho life of young doe, Henry Mel
son, the keeper of the Forest park zoo
was gored to death by an infuriated elk
The elk that caused Nelson's death was
brought to this city from Chicago abou'
SIX years ago. He killed man while he
was confined in Lincoln park. The ami
NAL shed the velvet coat of its artIer>
few days ago and has been in vIciou
temper ever since.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, special: Ezra Hamil-
ton, love-sick youth, aided by Sam Butch
er, a chum, asSassinated Walter Han
sard, a rival, near here. The murderers, tt
save themselves from violence, asked fO
admittance to Jail and were taken in.
JACKSON, Mo-, special: A mob of abou
100 people took the negro, Will Henderson.
who attempted to rape 16-year- old Minnie
Rust, away from the sheriff and hangeo
him. There was little excitement whii,
the lynching was being done.
Cherry County independent. (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 18??-1896, 1895-10-17
CAPT. BECK UPHELD.
A COMPLETE VICTORY FOR THE
INDIAN AGENT.
The Flournoy Company Ia Knocked Out,
and the Agent May Eject Tenants of
OF Interest.
Capt. Beck Upheld.

Judge Shras in the United States Cir
cult Court at Lincoln handed down de-
cislons in the Winnebago Indian cases, in
which Agent Capt. Beck is sustained and
the Flournoy Land Company is knocked
out on about every point presented.
There were two cases, one commenced
by the Flournoy sublesseeS, and in which
an Injunction was obtained from the state
court, District Judge Norris, restraining
Capt Beck from using his Indian police to
evict settlers. The case was removed to
the federal court by the counsel for the
Government. Judge Shiras dlssolves this
injunction.
The other case was an action brought on
behalf of the Government in which it
asked that an order be issued to restrain
the Flcurnoy Company and its 250 SUBJ
lesseeS from leasing lands belonging to
the WinnebagO Reservation and compel
them to yield possession of these lands.
This was decided in favor of the Govern
ment, and the opinion recites that an order
of ejeclment may be issued if demanded.
The effect of the two decisions is to de-
,lare that those claiming under the Feb
:uary leases, or similar title, have no right
to the lands and Capt. Beck is left free to
maintain the supremacy and control of
The government on the reservation. The
opinions at great length recite the
treaty stipulation and acts of congress in
relation to the allotment of lands in sew
crafty to the Indians of the reservation,
and especially the stipulation that the
Indians were not to have power to alien
ate the lands until after they had been held
in severalty for twenty five years.
The order of injunctional ejectment Ill
probably not be asked for at once, tho
the court holds that the GovernmeI
entitled to it. Under the decisions
F!ournoy Company, its sublessees and
claiming by similar title are declared
have no rights OH the reservation, and
construed to follow that Capt. Beck, iEso
instructed by the department, may sum-
narily evict them as tresspassers, the
light Of the Government to full control of
the reservation being declared as neces-
sarily following its obligations as trustee
of the Indians.
Cherry County independent. (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 18??-1896, 1895-10-17
OMAHA EDITORS AT WAR.
Rosewater Sued for $4,000 Damages by
the World HeraId's Proprietor.

Rosewater Sued for $4,000 Damages by
the World- HeraId's Proprietor.
Editors Hitchcock and Rosewater of
Omaha have again entered the district
courts of Douglas County to engage in the
conduct of libel suit. The World Herald
Publishing Company started a damage suit
against the Bee Publishing Company to
recover the sum of $50, 1000. The suit comes
about on account of story published in
the Bee October 8, in which it is related
that newspaper changes are impending
and that the World-Herald is to be alb
sorbed by the Council Bluffs Nonpareil,
together with reflections on the financial
condition of the World Herald. The arti-
cle went into the particulars, purporting
ogive the inside history of numerous news
paper and political deals not on the string,
together with resume of the financial
standing of the Bees rival. The day fol-
lowing the publication the World-Herald
came out with strenuous editorial on the
subject. This has been followed up by
the institution Of the suit in question. The
claim for damages is based on the allega-
ton that, as the paper depends largely on
its advertisements, and the circulation of
such reports would have tendency to de-
stroy this business and its credit; that
therefore it is entitled to the damages
asked. 1t is alleged that the World Her
aid has larger circulation than the Bee,
but both cover about the same territory.
Cherry County independent. (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 18??-1896, 1895-10-17
Nebraska Amendments,

The following are the appointments of
Methodist ministers in northeast Nebraska
in the Neigh district:
David Marquette, presiding elder. AL
bon, C. o. Harrison; Battle Creek, j. H.
Wilcox; Creighton, E. Wilcox; Elgin, E..
E. Homet; limerick, w. A. Wilson; Ew-
ing and Clearwater, A Bishop; Inman, j.
&. Shick; Loretto, A. }. Warne; Meadow
Grove, j. w. Kern; Neigh, G. A. Luce;
Newman Grove, j. N. Gartner; Niobrara,
J. c. Ingersoll; Oakdale, J. Crews !;
O'Neill, +. Z. George; Battle Creek Cir
cult, H. A. Chappell; Osmond, c. G..
Rouse; Pierce, D. S. Davis; Plainview, l..
K. McNeill; Plalnview circuit, R. n.
Throckmorton; Reservation. to be sup
piled; Savage, to be supplied Tilden, w.
A. Rominger; Page, BARLEY Blain. E.
E. Hosman and E. K. Adriance left with :
out appointments to attend school.
The decision of the supreme court il
the case of Paxton & Hers hey VS.. The
Farmers and Merchants Canal Company
is regarded by irrigationists at Mort
Platte as one of the most important de
cisions ever renuered by the supreme
court of Nebraska. The case involved the
right of canal company to condemn
and cross land owned by another cana
company and susceptible to irrigation
from its ditch. The decision ,oorss this
right and is happily received there. II also
puts the Farmers and Merchants Com
pany in position to GO ahead ;lnd chm
plete their canal, which has beer tied up
for more than year by the Paxton &
Hershey injunction.
Cherry County independent. (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 18??-1896, 1895-10-17
On Schedule Time.

HoT SPRINGS, Ark, special: The big
contest will take place in Hot Springs Oc-
tober 81. In order to comply strictly with
the laws of Arkansas the articles of agree
ment of the Florida Atheletic Club have
been changed from a finish contest to a
limited number of rounds, the referee
being vested with full powers to stop the
contest, when, in his opinion, it becomes
necessary. The contestants are to box
with soft gloves. Spring Lake, a beauti-
full resort four miles from the city, has
been selected by Manager Brady as Cor
belts training quarters. At the request OF
the citizens of the city Corbett will give
an exhibition with his company Wednes-
day evening. FitzSimmons' training
quarters have not yet been selected.