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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-29
SPORTING.
Mount Hermon Athlsttos.

As a result Of the action taken by the Mount
heTmon faculty in a late meeting. base ball will
not oe played with any outside teams this season
Track and Held athletics will. however, receiv,
more attention as the school has been ADMITTED
10 the Dartmouth interscholastic athletic asso-
cation. hermon mas good athletic field with !
thlrd OF a mile track and a 22Oyard dash The
track ana dasiies will be put into good condition
as soon as the weather will permit About . OF
81 men Will begin training on the track after tn,
spring vacation, for the semiannual field dav
Inc winners OF the field DAY events will represent
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-29

wnr,d surprised many visitors TO the Obieago
ayers baraaparilla was the only 49, BURNERS
~ . Ihe reason Is that Aver ) fsrssI,ariI
y, . Standard remedy, and not patent n,a,liss
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-29

Sc A woman who is weak, nervous ana s se e9s
and VINO mas cold hands and feet cannot ieel To-
the circulation, remove nervousness ana CIV
strength ana rest.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1895-03-29
Gbr lrrmunt BbHniF.
HOME NEWS.

meteorological Record.
Ending THURSDAY EVENING, Mar. 2s, 1895
The evening world., 1895-06-13
FIGHTER F1rzs1MMoNss NECK.

Mr.. Fitzsimmons has had himself
measured around the chest. blceps. neck.
thighs. knuckles. &C. and the figures
show that he Is a big man and COM
pares favorably. from q tape-line stand
point, with Mr.. Corbett, whose measure
was taken some time ago.
One thing we note with satisfaction Is
that Mr.. Fitzsimmonss neck has grown
quarter OF an inch since measure
ments of him were last made. We don't
know how much Of a fighter he Is and
don't care whether he disfgures Corbstt
for life or Corbett lays him up In hos
pital for seventeen years, but we do
know that prize-hghting Is more a mat
ter OF fists than OF feet and inches. and
that the bigger and stouter a fighters
neck the better for himself. for It's in
the neck he gets 1t after all, no matte
how successful his career may be.
The evening world., 1895-06-13
Is IT GOOD SECURITY

Anthony J. Drexel Biddle, a grandson
Of the late A J. Drexel. OF Philadelphia,
has just taken a wife. an interesting
and beautiful young lady Of Pittsburg.
The will Of tho late millionaire banker
q 70 drawn 40 to leave tho widows Of
the grandchildren unprovided for in case
Of the death Of the husbands without
issue. The money passes in that event
70 the other grandchildren or great
grandchildren. So Mr.. Drexel Biddle,
the new Benedict, has insured his life
for half million dollars and presented
the policy to his bride.
This - . very nice present. notwtth-
standing the fact that the new Mrs
8iddls cannot win her fve hundred
thousand dollars without losing her hus-
band. But after all. what real value Is
there In the giftf II Mr.. Biddls fails to
pay the premium the policy lapses ant
the widow gets nothing.
AZ Mr.. Biddle's income is seventy thou
sand dollars . year. he might live or
twenty thousand for a few years wIthou
suffering very severely and give nifty
thousand q year to Mrs. B. to put ava,
In . stocking. Or he might give her
paid-up insurance on his life whici
would be . positive security. But
simple life insurance policy IL not o
much value when 1t Is uncertain whethe
the premium will be regularly paid.
The evening world., 1895-06-13
suit. The South Dakota Treasury was

result. The South Dakota Treasury was
cleaned out. Nearly four hundred thou
sand dollars passed from It's vaults into
the pockets OF the New York brokers.
Taylor fed from this city TO
Memphis. There all trace OF him
was lost, and since last January he has
been In Cuba. Mexico. British Guiana.
Jamaica and Brazil. But an American
can hnd no happiness anywhere out OF
the United States. The defaulter. tired
OF n wanderers life. has now signified
his intention to return to South Dakota
this week to surrender himself and plead
guilty. He would rather be n prisoner
at home than have his liberty abroad.
The lesson ought not to be lost on
those who are disposed to go astray.
There has scarcely been an instance In
which a public officer who has betrayed
his trust has not returned ut last a
broke down, miserable man. ready to
go to Jail and pay the penalty OF his
crime rather than endure the misery Of
fugitive's life in strange countries and
among a strange people.
The evening world., 1895-06-13
MY BICYCLE.

A AZ for your baseball. and tsa.lA ~ SD.
love my old bicycle beet
After dinner each evening I'm boaAA - - -
To give my digestion . testl
Your plano and singing are, no toub< . trsas
To thoss who tuneful like yoa,
But the xhirr Of my wheel makes musss - swssi
A. Bseethovsn. op. Number rvoi
Play your nu,s and your nddle-vhst nsstsrs I,
Your pbstry. music and songf
I don't care = bit-rm happy and frs>
A. ! so cAreerinG along!
Oh say what you please, thsrss nornins % nice.
No pleasure In life so real.
90 listen to me and take my Adues
And purchase . bicycle ~heel'
LA ToUcHE HANCOCK.
The evening world., 1895-06-13

The Rev. Mr.. Swentzel. at Garden
City. has taken his turn at preaching on
the advanced and advancing woman.
He declared that hundred years
hence. the husband would be home
minding the babies and doing the cook
ing. while the wife would be out at
tending to business and having a good
time. The Rev. Mr.. Swentzel has been
taking THE Evening Worlds" funny
pictures for photographs OF the future.
He II unfortunate that he cannvi &c
alive a century from now to see how he
has mistaken the situation and woman.
The evening world., 1895-06-13
WORLDLlNGS.

In the domains Of the British empire alone
some g. 900 Individuals vanish every year
At the oison Theatre In Paris 900 manuscript
plays are received and read every year.
The total eordsgs required for nrst-rats maA-
of-wn weighs about eighty tons and exceeds
us. 900 In value
A Russian economist estimates the annual cost
II the armed peace In Europe at g., 900, 900 900.
A cob pipe factory, with daily output OF 4, 900
pipes viii shortly BE- put In operation in Wa
Sesly. Tenn.
II 10 est mated that two years are required for
the gulf water 10 uavS from Florida 70 ths coast
q NORWAY.
The evening world., 1895-06-13
The Summer Girls Com,,.,

A delightful and simple and soothin-
lotion for the skin Is witch haze, a n
cold cream, and as the Summer eiri,s
complexion must be as soft and clear
as her skill at athletic sports, she shouIa
carry some Of the cream in a da,n,v
emma pox when she goes away. One
ounce each white wax and sperma ceti
ana quarter pint OF oil of almonds. Melt;
pour the mixture into a marble mortar
which mas been heated by being inn
mersed for some time in boiling water;
sdd very gradually three ounces of rose
water and one ounce of witch hazel.
and assiduously stir the mixture until
an emulsion is formed. and afterwards
until the mixture is nearly cold,
The evening world., 1895-06-13

appsratuses are continually ovsrtaxed. vsgsEasa0
are also rich in lime salts, and because Of that
many vsgetarans suffer from diseased aztsr1sA
The disease is known a. atheroma and Il 70
caused by the deposition OF these lime salts In the
walls Of the arteries Vegetarian sometimes at
the age Of thirty-nve years. have arteries hard
and brittle a. those found in people OF sixty -
seventy year, The arteries are premstursly cid.
Nature shows In more ways than one that vs
should live upon . mixed diet. The teeth. stsm-
ach. intes;ines and even the sucking child givs
Us ample proof KEG. Long Island 0ty.
The evening world., 1895-06-13
A Chtld's Apron.

A very simple contr1vance will be
found to obviate the necessity Of too
many changes. or. on the other hand.
Of restricting the childrens freedom at
the ssashore or in the mountains. A
large, long-sleeved apron Is made Of
some dark gingham or calico This is
made with a full skirt OF double length,
through the hem Of which is run a tape.
which is tied around the ci,ild's waist
under all the skirts. When the emer-
sency Of meal tims or company arrives
this apron ID dropped of. the hands and
face are washed. and in a minute the
toilet 10 as complete as when the pretty
fresh dress and skirts were put ON at
breakfast tim0
The evening world., 1895-06-13

To the Editor
Information for "P. B.. Clyde. N. t." w
wishes to know why he did not take cold b.
sleeping during the Winter with his window viAs
open and snow coming into his room: good
man obeys all laws more strictly than his opl
posite Tho law Of nature is health. regardless
OF the elements Human laws are srring saA
changeabla All cause is mental. The Brooklyn
Bridge Is material effect Of . mental causA
The pampcrcd race horse 10 educated BY the mso-l
tai atmosphere which surrounds him to take cole
II his blanket is removed. Any one can have
healthy body. by training the mind to be healthy
and fearless. Wind or water cannot injurs mind
There 10 no discord In the operations OF nature.
The evening world., 1895-06-13
SUCCESS TO FREEDOM.

President CLEVELAND devoted yesterday
- fishing for Cuban sympath1xers and
bunting nlibusbers. He issued . procla-
tmAtion against expeditions designed to
cid the Cuban patriots in their struggle
Cor freedom. and warning all who may
engage in such illegal enterprises that
they will be vigorously prosecuted" for
violation Of the laws regulating our OBJ
legations a. a nation towards q Friend
" power"
That is all right and proper. and ac-
oording 10 rule. President Grant issued
. similar proclamat ton in 1870. Presi-
dent Cleveland must do his duty and try
. enforce the neutrality lava In this
I1nstance. the American. people will not
t1reak their hearts II he does not sue
eeed. His effort 10 honestly made. and
Spain will have no Just claim against US
~ our people, whether Cuban by birth or
lnol, manage to slip OF few thousands
~ brave men and . few shiploads Of
tarmC to aid tbs cause Of freedom in tho
|0panish-ridden island that In 80 near .
l0sAShbof to us.
The proclamation 10 issued at tho
praysrfui and piteous appeal Of the
I Spanish Minister at Washington, who
tUhares the fears Of his Government and
Corssees disaster to Spanish rule In
Cubx-
1t n an encouraging sign for the
Cuban patriots. Like the frightened
toall of Campos for nifty thousand. more
sroops. II gives the lie to the Spanish
pretense that the uprising IL mere
AAsatelle, and IL already practically
crushed out.
Success to freedom. whether in Cuba
9r the United States. 10 the watchword
y che American people.
The evening world., 1895-06-13
For the Household Kins.

There 10 . long cloak at the present
moment which makes one positively
yearn for a baby to put into It, 1t Is
made Of satin. with . cape striped with
silk. guipurs and edged with frill Of
the guipure, and then there is bassi-
nette no less successful in arousing the
maternal instincts. This is OF spotted
muslin, with fiounces Of lace and bands
Of insertion headed with ruchiug of mus
lin, the trimming being Of rosettes Of
The evening world., 1895-06-13
LOVE sON0.

yor you. sweetheart, for yos
Ny heart beats all day long
With love that's ever true
And pure a. II 10 strunS.
You linger In my mind.
Like some sweet song OF yors:
And In my mind you're shrined
As maid ns'er Wa before
For you. sweetheart for you
Ny love I'll never rue:
For you I'll dare
Go anywhere.
And anything ia dol
For you. sweetheart, for you
Lies trouble I'd 90 through:
ia breast the wavs
All danger brave,
For you sweetheart fu yos-
For you. sweetheart. for you
I'll struggle hard to rise:
81 let what ! may do
Find favor in your syeA
II failure mar my crest
(success falls to but fev).
You'll know l did my bes,
For you. sweetheart. for you.
JOHN J. M'INTYRN
Port Richmond. D. L
The evening world., 1895-06-13

''what have you in that bagr' said
the midnight policeman. "Ratsw
answered the man Then the bluecoat
uppercut the man. and opened the bag.
The answer was true. The rats escaped
There were fifty of them. caught in an
uptown club. It 10 sometimes safe for q
policeman to take a mans word literal
ly. even at midnight. And II he can't
quite do that. let him at least be care
ful how he opens the bag.
The evening world., 1895-06-13
Velvet Pudding.

Five eggs. beaten separately; one cof-
fee-cup of white sugar, four tablespoon
fuls Of corn starch dissolved in q little
cold milk, added to the yolks. Boil In
three pints Of milk. and pour in the
yolks while boiling. Remove from the
fire when it has become quite thick. and
flavor to taste. Pour into baking dish.
beat the whites Of the eggs to q stin
froth with a half cup Of white sugar.
then pour over the top Of the pudding.
Return to the oven until It II slightly
brown.
The evening world., 1895-06-13
A Defense of Our Poets.
10 ths Dnte

10 ths Dddtor:
think Zip" whoss letter I discovered after
shrss readings, was In rhyme land such rhymeD
10 little hard On poetA I am quite sure
that II any one accused Mice Apple jelly Of
writing postry he would Be offended He seems
70 ~ . mATk straight ahead oe him, and he gets
thsrs In . steeplsohass sort Of . way. but still
he dos get there. and sometimes his spels are
amusns but vhs< oe thsti Ths gentleman With
out any initials. and who doubtless 10 an Eng
lish lord in disguise. we'll enough In dialect
rhymsA and - long - he does not descend 70
tawdry ssntimsnt like my papa's on the en-
Gins." he 10 perfectly harmless while he with
the French Christian name 10 at times both lumin-
ous and pathetic. I am sure some Of these
rhymeaers will quarrel with their critics, and I
trus thsy. 90 and all. will continue their iucu-
brstion. which. though not always svsA In merit
are sntatainins - . great many Of your rad
srA svsa u sAsy sah sss<A sarcastic rsnArhs from
Zip" PIP.
The evening world., 1895-06-13
The jersey Treat.

10 The Editor:
Would come Of he kind readers Of THE
Evening World" express their opinion OF . young
man who would invite two young iadiss and
t~o young men In to have . drink. and when
hs got them In he only paid for his young
lady's drink and his own The others were left
In the cold. must not forget to tell you
where he was from In case you would think
he WAS from Staten Island: he was from Jersey
oiy. II all the young men In Jersey are like
that they are paehea STATEN ISLAND.
The evening world., 1895-06-13
A Result In Spite of Plat.

The police OF tho metropolis 10 getting .
needed shahins-up new order OF things has
been inaugaEatei. greater efficiency and re-
liability alNady is observed, Out OF the sreat
reform movement this Ia surely one OF the bss,
results. Syracuse Journal
The evening world., 1895-06-13

William Penn. the original. was q
Quaker OF ouakers. Yet We mistrust
that. since he had a human heart after
all. that vital organ would have beat a
little faster yesterday could William
have seen tho gallant fashion in which
his namesaks took those straight heats
at Fleetwood.
The evening world., 1895-06-13
HOUSE,! KIS|HoME

oaoy ribbon and the lining OF whit.
satin. The new lawn collars are here "A
be found by the dozen. A novelty. which
is folded In pointed handkerchief sb,n.
over the shoulders. which induce. n "a
set with special rectitude, is maas ~
muslin and lace insertion. Va
The evening world., 1895-06-13

Every man or woman who Is inter
ested In having the boulevards and park
drives made safe at night should attend
at the hearing before the Aldermanic
Committee on County Affairs At l.So
o'clock tomorrow. in the City Hall.
Don't let the Aldermen fail to under
stand the immense Importance of hsv-
Ing carriages lighted at night.
The evening world., 1895-06-13

II Is not anticipated that the Trusts will be %
hard pressed by the new Attorney General that
they will have to leave the country without nrst
disposing of their rassetE-PhiladslphlA Inquirer.
The evening world., 1895-06-13

30 Mr.. Platt's man Lauterbach ana
Mr.. Platt's son. and his sons law firm.
are interested In that big Ramapo water
scheme. Men have many ways OF max
ing money. The politicians way is to
"touch" tho State or the city. which is
another way OF saying that he puts a tax
for his own pocket on tho whole people.
The evening world., 1895-06-13
Women Servants in Knickerbocker X

Lady Haberton's suggestions that fe-
male servants are the women Of all
others to wear knickerbockers, as such
costume facilitates movement, seems to
have been adopted In at least one case
over the water. A very new woman in
such reform dress recently rode through
the streets of London accompanied by q
nurse, also in knickerbockers. and .
small infant in long clothes at the mo.
ment. but whose future attire, whatever
the sex. may be set down as sure to be
knickerbockers. under such mothering
and nursing.
The evening world., 1895-06-13

Watterson solemnly warns the world
that free coinage In the Kentucky State
platform will swing the State into the
Republican party. What's the matter,
Colonel? Has somebody passed a bad
quarter on the Star-Eyed Goddess OF
Reform3
The evening world., 1895-06-13
Frozen Custar,i.

One quart OF new milk. two eggs. ono
and half cups Of sugar, two table
spoonfuls OF corn starch. sugar boiled
In the milk, and the corn starch, after
being mixed with some Of the milk.
poured into the boiling milk. Beat tho
eggs separately and then together, and
then the boiling mixture poured over
them. Flavor with vanilla or lemon,
The evening world., 1895-06-13
A Girl that Likes the Blosners.

To the Editor;
ssrvsrs' letter. and think that that individual
certainly has wheels In his head" Undoubtedly
he 10 an apology for . man. and bowieggsd At
that. who could not wear the cycling costume Of
to-day. " . prmpy old maid who would not
dare to venture forth in the pretty and attractive
bioomsU- The majority Of this class have tried
70 ride but their lack Of sense Gents and their
cuu aness have not permitted. you have rude
moss enough to pas remarks about riders what
could they say II they wanted to talk about
''thoss walking dssgatssr' Now. sonny. run
homo and tell mamma that some one has the
best Of you. and when she asks ''whor' you Just
simply ~ A BLoOMBR GIRL. Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1895-06-13

No tan-colored shoes or gayly colored
neckties in the navy. Commodore Sicard
has 30 ordered. What are our heroes
going TO do with their $l3 = month II
these fin-de- steele luXurles are cut or.
The evening world., 1895-06-13
A YUaITIvE's RETURN.

Last January the Republican State
Treasurer Of South Dakota, Walter w.
Taylor. "went wrong" That Is to say.
be came down TO New York and tried
bis LUCK On ''ths street" with the usual
The evening world., 1895-06-13

Graduates get their degrees" Later
they Will get their experience. The
world Is no respecter OF honorary titles.
AS a rule II stands by the preferment-
through-merit system.
The evening world., 1895-06-13

President Cleveland cannot see tho
Harlem Ship Canal opening. What's in
the way? Another fishing excursion2
Or . curtain lecture to Attorney General
Harmon on the Antitrust lawf
The evening world., 1895-06-13
Cream Sponge Cake.

One teacup of sugar. one teacup Of
nour. half teacup of cream, two eggs
we'll beaten. half teaspoonful Of soda,
one teaspoonful Of cream of tartar. a
little salt. Flavor to taste.
The evening world., 1895-06-13

While the Republican editors arc In
town they must not forget that the most
remarkable sight this city now has TO
offer is Boss Plat In the act OF trying to
discover where he Is at.
The evening world., 1895-06-13
Rnistn Cnks

one cup of butter. two cups Of sura,
FOUR cups of -four four eggs. one cun
OF ralsins' one cup Of currants. two
teaspoonfuls of baking powder. This
makes two good-sized cakes
The evening world., 1895-06-13

Spain will send $4,000 men to Cuba and
spend sl2o, 100000 II needed to suppress
the rebellion. She Will sell some OF
her famous castles to raise the funds.
we presume.
The evening world., 1895-06-13
A Flag for Mayors.

TO the Editor:
Noticing the other day II. T. C's dsan d
The Evening World" Of nag for Mayor eszuaS
beg TO submit . suggestion for one aisa 1Aas
nag Il not to bs used by New York citys Mse0
The evening world., 1895-06-13
Park Rule Goes Into Eject June II.

To the Editor:
After the successful dght The Evening World
made for the bicyclists II sssms too bad that the
police blight the fruits Of victory BY not enforcing
the Law. I countsd eighteen vehicles In Central
Park Friday and Saturday nights. on which there
we're no lights OF any description. and which the
police took no notice Of Make It real victory
BY forcing the authorities % carry out the law.
WIELsINHIsHED.
The evening world., 1895-06-13

Her skin Is white and creamy and
Too soft for any use.
Ana 'holly says he'l eat her up
Her name 10 CAAgloue Russo
-CaieASS Dispatch.
The evening world., 1895-06-13

II need not surprise any one II. before long
capacity to ride wheel is made one Of the
regular accomplishments Of the regular solder-
boston TraysG
The evening world., 1895-06-13

The st. Louis has given a creditable
maiden performance In transatlantic
ing, Let US hope that, like the town
she's named after. she'll be the Future
The evening world., 1895-06-13

II gola-hearlrg quartz has been found
in Herkimer County. this State. there
will be a great hurrying OF Herklmer-
ians to get inside the bre4stworks.
The evening world., 1895-06-13
And He Ran Him In,

omcsr Mcwart-Hers nowi II 10 aSil ne
Aw to ride thot wheel shn the Sidewalk
Rginnsr-But ! am not riding; I am sniy
trying TO-
'pejabbers, thin. OF viii run 70 In for giving
an skkyrobatic exhibition widout iicensa"-Cin-
einnau Tribune.
The evening world., 1895-06-13

while the Memphis Free-Silver Con-
Wsntion 10 in progress tho coniacher
may be getting In his work there. Bite
Jour coins, boys. before you put them
n your pockstA
The evening world., 1895-06-13

HI Secretary Whitney knows how not to es .
candidate and to stick to It. as we'll as any
other man In our history.-poston Globa
The evening world., 1895-06-13

Du Maurier has written new novel;
but VIII a literary thrill be felt In con-
sequence? Nous verrons! Pass the
cruUeens.
The evening world., 1895-06-13

No retrogression. Lot the carriage
light ordinance stand.
The evening world., 1895-06-13

Brooklyn Bridge Is a great coquette.
Men who Plunge from II TO die, don't
die; those who jump from It 20 live. usu-
ally land in the Morgue.
The evening world., 1895-06-13

The President can warn of aid for
Cuba, but he can't head of sympathy.
The evening world., 1895-06-13

Mayor Strong does well to proclaim a
holiday or Monday. The opening OF the
Harlem Ship Canal is an event worthy
OF such 4 mark
The evening world., 1895-06-13

Fling out the Stars and Stripes to-
morrow. The flag will Be one hundred
and eighteen years old.
The evening world., 1895-06-13

Princeton's present sorrow should b
Princeton's heavy lesson as we'll
The evening world., 1895-06-13

This dress is a very dainty arrange
ment Of pink cotton crepon. with a tiny
black figure on its silky surface. The
The evening world., 1895-06-13

EX-Gov. Roswell T. Flower has taken
charge Of the affairs OF the Brooklyn
Heights trolley railroad. II he will stop
the killings on his road hs VII bring ioy
The evening world., 1895-06-13

AttorneyGeneNl Harmon's reading
OF tho Antitrust law 10 awaited with
eagerness and anxiety.
The evening world., 1895-06-13

Central Park has . Jack tho Masher." :"
The city Jail yawns for him. Lot II not
yawn In vain.
The evening world., 1895-06-13

The world IL richer to-day by one
hundred moro sweet girl graduates OF
VaBsar. Happy old wor'di
The evening world., 1895-06-13

These muggy days are creating . new
draft on the Sick Babies Fund.
The evening world., 1895-06-13

Another big patch Of slamor 10
nipped from the Bridge jump
Ing feat.
The evening world., 1895-06-13

Ths war may be . good thing tor
Cuba. Yet Spain declares her intention
Of pushing 1t along.
The evening world., 1895-06-13

Ten thousand bicyclists will parade In
Brooklyn Saturday. How many more
will there be out TO see the show?
The evening world., 1895-06-13

Does June fear for her complexion
that she wears veil every morning7
The evening world., 1895-06-13

to more homes and mothers' hearts than
he over did while in the executive chair
at Albany.
The evening world., 1895-06-13
EDITORIAL EXPRESSIONS.

That carriage-lght ordinance must
stand.