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The Steel Magnate Meets
Edward VII, Third Mon
arch in a Week.
HEART TO HEART CHAT.
Monte Carlo and Tranby Croft
Probable Topics, and Stogies
as Soothers.

LONDON Feb The kIus Eng
land gave an audience 20 'hHr."~ II
srhwan. the King Of S'""l. To-day ~"
head ~ IN. creates, monarchy 10 the
world had been anxious 90 meet 'n"
head OF tn. greatest irirst 10 ne world
ever since Mr. Srhwao.s arrival IN Lon
don. and his greeting was most friendly
and jo"ia.
The two kings Aaye much iH D"mm"n.
and although Nj SoHHap absolutely re-
fused 20 discuss hs wit after h. l"ti
Marlborough House wHefy the audit
snce was given him, ' j. understood
that the cput crsnt.nn Was NOT entire
confined 10 industrial topics
King Edward has played roulette a.m-
self In the days when be- had gy'aiug
much else 80 do Eunnr has .Hat
the rcproD. alleged 10 nav" been All
ministtrcd TO young Nj Schwab by
ar Morgan and the W T O. for
his laudio!e crort 20 brctk the bank
a. Monte Carlo aroused 40 the breast %.
the King Of England feeling OF sym
patty which he was no, SION 90 eN-
press to-day
Il has not beea 80 many years ago
since Edward himscl, Was called
down for his connection With a certain
baccarat game at Tranoy Croft The
difference between his experience and
that OF Mr. Schwab Sas ;hat no talk
az cheating IN the game grew out Of
the experience OF the Steel King at
Sonie Carlo.
cir Thomas Upton accompanied Sir.
5rhwab TO Marlborough House and in
PRODUCED him TO the King. Efforts TO
learn rom the sporting knight whether
the rcfrestmeuts served were Scotch
hishbills or the contents OF small cold
bottles were unavalling. Mr. Schw1b
denied that he carried ppcNcttul Il
l'It'spurg stogics and tried to pcrsuad.
ihe King - try one
King Edward Is said to have warmly
congratulated NJ Snwlb upon his re
marN.,a+' 'ucccss IN IKE sIm-N nat 20
the Americans embarrassment Other
wis" VI Schsap Sns In no way affected
ty m. honor that had been cpuscrrr i
upon him. Shaking Nil- hands ~ mon
go "I- - getting 70 b. an everyday sN-
p"rI'nC" with him. kNg Edward Is
tl" hird %" mas met IN week and
lu no case lid H. take the Initiative
Mr. Schvd2 Will sail for New York
tu morrow
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this Hoard and any fr.ng or stocking
hereafter d,u. within the tunnel must
Do" dom" only 70 emergency and anthra-
.f' .pH Hr rnA. ont, shall b. used.
THAT .np,rlry changes IN the yard
.rl.k. d, r- mad. nu newly purchased
PROPERTY h, begun forthwith and COM
.r"..i without Isly
THAI tine proposed Underground SUBJ
HH..H q. .up the plans Tor which
.ttu ,"-r tlnp'.d los ;h- BDari OF
u.r. 'Hr- as 'p- Son York Central and
IiH1-nu River Railroad Company. and
~. HI,. .-'u put r evidence before
a,sn. ,- carried 90 nipple lion with
lu dHIc.u IS soon - the necessary
l,-4sitfug .. Ats
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Justice Foster Sentences
Thief Whom President
Had lust Pardoned.
REJECTS PATHETIC PLEA.
Tells G. Arthur Hill, Arrested OH
Old Charge, Physicians Will
Care for Him.

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spiontihg IN me. am dying.
have consumption, Your
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'' ""N"'"E'"H ~ mas heen
N"r' MIA and mas servei two terms IN
tho Massachusetts p.ntt.,,i,,v and an.
u...,.t.... ~" Wv
''' ''d''ns Nuhhs.
! was wall. serving Ms WashinEton
s.ut"1co that he d.yeIop.d con.nnn-
500, ri, ,-,.,, ,'h,.-,.i -,
s''h 'ha'
81 WIS going tn dl". and when the
friends - his family called president,
Roosevelt attention, o. 49, 49,,
pr.s,,.,,, -, Wv case the
P'ru"ne" the boy that he
mlshi III" ~ liberty.
ii ecame straixnt "a Nsv yc.x- rs
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Theodore, Jr., Under a Ply
siCian's Care at GrOton
School.
CONDITION NOT SERIOUS.
Presidents Wife Has Cancelled All
Engagements and Hurried to
Boys Bedside.

The Evening World called mp on
the long distance telephone this az
ternoon the Gro,on school at Gro
ton. Mass. where Theodore Roose-
welt. jr.. the Presidents son. is a
pupil
The principal OF the institution
was asked II 1t were true that young
Roosevelt, was dying lie said:
THAT is absolutely false. The boy
is not diving. nor is he dangerously
III The physician does not consider
his sickness in the remotes, way SER
ious The boy is in bed with a se-
we're cold. and is receiving proper
care. We expect him to be about
soon.
We have sent word to the Presl-
dent OF hts sons Illness and all about
IA. There Is no need for any fears
that the boy will die. He is hardy
robust boy and il would require a
pretty severe sickness TO scare him
WASHINGTON, Feb. "A report
reacher here last night that Theo-
dore Roosevelt. jr., the eldest son OF
the President, was III with pneu-
monia. at Groton. Mass, where he Is
attending school in preparation for
entering Harvard University.
He had been III for several days
but not until last night did his con
dition become a, all alarming Word
was Immediately sent 10 his parents.
and Mrs. Roosevelt will leave to-day
to attend him.
She has cancelled all her engage
mcnts and expects to be at the bed
side OF her son until he is out OF all
danger
II is not known vet whether the
Presidents trip TO Charleston will
be abandoned. Mr.. Roosevelt is
anxious 10 attend the Exposition.
but his action will depend. of course.
upon the condition OF his son.
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J. PIERPONT NOR GAN WINS A SUIT.

Perpon !. BoHIoin
n a suit
decided by the Appellate Court their
stakeholder the New York and Northern
u
him
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viuc-nn.. sends ur,"r to 80. ,iic.

WASHINGTON. Feb. AT the per.
Torrance ~ "A,lry of OH N.ur.un.s
uy Virginia Harmed, AZ the SatIuual
Theatre Tonight. delegation OF some
seventy five prominent citizens -n.aIrd
b. Mayor Greene NY present. from
Vng"nnes. Ind Wherein" hts prir part
~ the action ~ the play takes pla 't..
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AGAINST FAITH-HEALIN ING.
Kaiser Takes Action Ia Prevent
spread In s-rsianS

BERLIN f"p Emprrpr william
has interviewed to stem IN, spr,at =
IN" faiih-hcllius ru!, In German,
His Majesty hls had long .lr'a-. p, -.
with the Chiefs Of Police -,r a., ,ur
pose NJ d"gisipg measures D., I'D. ,-..-,..
the ampnlgn her n, he Christian,
Scientists. who a. pr. ,n.r, ,r.
n'"nerd I'm thes" 'irSpi'oh,s nipr 'pl
lovers IN the higher rir 'f- oil. ".rlIn
zpuI'ty.
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TREASURER 0HReNBURG NOT MISSING.

Misleading that John
and
to-day
10 b.
friends
he position
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President Nr""ltui. OF the Metro
p,HfIu street EailN,, Company. told
p.sfr. .t-Nt'1rr"y Jerome today that
g., u-H ..hriuI. hAI been adopted wnich
would enable ,lon man IN the employ
~ 30. DmpI1y 200 put in regular time.
Some l, them Viii be asked 70 work
over '.n H.a'- q day
IN. l,iy ~ Mrs Honore. the moth
o. = Mrs Potter Palmer who diei IN
F'lrrr.. u,,. arrived to-day on the
steamer FGrrSt bismarck. from Gibral-
Tar Mr. Palmer Wis al the DOCK TO
meet the steamer.
Vale outward bound the Forest
Hru,k esm- .u collision IN Gedn.y
.'utpu-l With the British steamer
sruRriks. capt IIopsaod. also out
Ntri bound Tor southampton. to-day.
m, Forest BROOK had her stafooard
bows stove .n and returned. The
Snowflake proceeded On her voyage.
mn u Garrison The cotton broker.
,ppiira - Justice TrunN in Supreme
Court this afternoon Cor mandamp-
directing fh- BOARD 81 Managers %
IA. cotton Exchange TO restore him
&, MS righ,r and privilege a. a mem
her Of the aNchanEe Il vas claimed
iha' Glrr.spHS suspense N was !rregu-
lar and illegal.
The Appellate Division o, The SUI
pr-me Cpuf. today handed down de-
.lslJn reversing he order OF surro-
gate md holding that the sum OF
49,. =. LEFT 10y Timothy y. Black
stone on deposit In NeN York. vas not
saalrr. 70 the transfer TAX.
Joseph st-lrn. an artist, OF No. Il
East one Hundred and Eighteenth
street Nss committed 20 Bellevue from
ia. u rl.m Court to-day for cSamina-
zion a. Oh MS sanity Ills Wife {. in
Mol,rH9rr Home with consumption.
and ar has been doing hi work and
EakIrE SAGE ~ His rwu children With
Yut assistance ;"r eighteen months
., Na. reported 100 Wall street TINS
afternoon that Lyman Gage had
been DO. Rod Jo ,hr Presidency Of the
international Banking Company, but
tu, report Yuli ap, 10 E"rihrd- Val
,n' Su,i-- Pres lem ~ the West
-rr Nltarr Bans and on" OF the d.
-,..1rs r. rn. international Banking
,nrar, s.I.tr,, h, mad not heard
81 q
rnur,. J Ford p-ply Tax Com
r.....au.r .H. Hr'nN, vas held IN
,'up4,Hs Nt-i.:rate cornell in the
centre S,Iss' orur. to-day on Charge
~ rr r,r, o. appeared from the e,i-
dr., NAT Fond preached Bowie
Irsn pi 80 81 Water street. and told
Uv f.. r. me- Ms treated right
.r. r .-..r-n. ON Dash property az
Nt. r.t.I.rdt PARK would not %
raised.
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rhr ArIon Trui, "a Feast.

The .l"fI"gs sp.etzu!v ~ 90. Aripu ban tn.
HigHt tIl be tnhaueei by me goYi nature gf
IT, spreiaints. induced Hg the fFrNl.g = Moe I
,binian WHIT seal Champagne u ia. q,
muga vintage u 1873 Those sha have no: JUDGED
the ns.it of this particular brand vii nav. \,
opportunity - IolninE the mAny who because
OF its superior quality, gys preference 20
''whNs Seal" The wine viii be offered IN per.
fset condition. 30
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cn- Caused Dic.-"n'. Death.

Lawrence Dickson. Nho was found
overcome hy gas At a hotel a. No 81
whitehall street. diti In Hudson street
Hospital this morning
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Observation-Disclosures.
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for the thirty
s'S hours ~ndtBg AT T..
". saturday. for New York
'itS Hnh ,irinityi .~nrr-
crafty trir aud colder to-
niGht aud saturday. brisk
westerly winds.
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Special % rhs Ffanirg y iI
ALBANY. Feb The STATE Board
Of Railroad Commissioner has mad"
publ. its report on the Der" New
York Central tunnel disaster A.
forera-t.d Iu IN" Evening World
th" repor' recommends that the fatal
7ss-foor signal blocks be abolished
and its tra,kag" added To- th, u.,'
northern block u was 40 this block
where the collision occurred last
month Tn. Board also recommends
The lengthning OF all blocks along
the lines proposed two weeks aEo 10y
The world
The Board finds The New York
Central Railroad grossly n"gligent
in putting an inexperienced engineer
in chare Of a passenger train during
rush hours The company Is also
accused OF derele,t,on Ia not having
increased i', terminal facilities az
IN. Grand Central 20 keep pac" with
the increased traffic.
II is also recommended that all
distant and home lamp signals on
the fiermaus side in the '.nrral un-
mel be placed ON stand is nine feet
above the rail 50 = to be- Level with
the cab The rs" OF .pfi .ph IN the
tunnel il absolutely prohibited An
thracito coll or coke only IL to b"
used.
Temporary hane"s In the ward
tracks must be- made on the property
lately purchased by the New oNfk
Central COMPANY
The last recommendation is that
the proposed underground suburban
,raffc loop rarrr"ii 20 completion As
soon as the necessary legislation IS
had
The nm ,,,t %, ,bs .rm"nda,on
- NJ .pH .a-
Change. >uEE".t"d
TN,' %, sign, was. IN"
tunnel .,,n..n FIu 'rH ri f'
eighth streets n. abb. .#.d n n. ''u-
,-,rk. ana re 'r,.k's. t11"I 'H
r.Nf a.-,hart .p.E tH.h v'.rls 60
3. ..... ..r.H -FH..H. .- f..t. ".H...Fs4
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NEW SUPERINTENDENT VISITS TUNNEL.

w G. Brown the General
trial with his assistant. Mr.
Browns first official
and Supt Franklin He through
IN"
facilities. he to problem
u handling rafc delay
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TO REvACClNATE ALL THE POLICE.

Police Commissioner Partridge this afternoon
The
he
TO have the undergo the operation again
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HYENA LOOSE I'm JERSEY CITY.

GlenIa" Wood.
looking for
and keeper au-
in the day and "a reported { o have
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MURRAY CASE ADJoURNED FOR 4 WEEK.

BY the mutual consent OF COZ 81 1a examination of
Andrew Murray the powder man runway explosion.
which was to have been held 0-l7 Magistrate Cornell,
IN the Centre Street Court. 1n-d until Feb a.
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BEseAR STOLE HIS DIAMOND PIN.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 7.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb u. 4 s1e01rd, OF New York, d
quest al Boomers HOte in this cf rapored to the po.
lice thai he had been robbed oil 0a SCarfpn by man
who asked him Tor AID The beggt lJet the pin as Shep
ard put his hand in his pocket 10 gN- hin money.
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LATE RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS.

Fourth Race-Marie Bel l.PaU7ssuS 2, 0rla 3.
Fifth RaCe-PieCerIch l. SyC Z, Beana 3.
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Sell real est. . htoigh Sunday
World Wants h 10 million people
MA see your ad.
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The apIy - Mrs Honore. the moth
% = Mrs Potter Palmer who diei IN
Florence HAS. arrived to-day on the
steamer FgerSt bismarck from Gibrai-
ar Mr. Palmer Wls az tae DOCK 10
meet the steamer
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AFTERNOON NEWS
IN PARAGRAPHS.
LOCAL..

President Vr"-laui. 81 the Metro
p,Htlu street Eai'N,, Company. tod
o. sit. '-NtHru"l Jerome today that
urH heiu." hli been adopted wnich
would enable ,lrl man n the employ
~ she .pmplHy 'p put In regular time.
Some lf them viii be asked 10 work
..rr '.u H.Hf- day.
The evening world., 1902-02-07

THE g.. ~ fresh -or bal iu l"comp
els. ft-rr eos Will. passing through ~"
t4uu,l has ALREADY seen forbidden nh
The evening world., 1902-02-07

The Appellate Division OF The su-
pr-ne Cpur. TO-DAY handed down de-
slsiDn reversing he order OF surro-
gate. ,nd holding that the sum OF
sS;1 sc;s. lei, 10y Timothy y. Black
stone on deposit In NeW York. vas not
subject 10 thr transfer tax,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-24
CHINESE SANDWICHES.
They Are Not Composed Of what Conn
mon Prejudice Might Lead
One to Suppose,

Patrons of certain restaurant In
this city frequently call for "Chinese
sandwich" and the order is not de-
layed.
The prejudiced might suppose that
a Chinese sandwich was made of-welI,
never mind, it isn't.
It doesn't seem quite clear why this
particular sandwich should be tagged
with Mongolian label. In compo-
sition It is more Teutonic than oriental.
In short, 1t consists of two generous
slices of rye bread spread with finely
chopped raw meat.
That there should be demand for
such a sandwich is not surprising. Ger
mans have for a long time relished raw
meat, even without the bread. Posi-
bly, the idea spread from Great Britain
and the continent, where the hospitals
have for years nourished certain pa
tients with raw beef and raw mutton.
The raw beef sandwich has also had
q place in the regimen of New York
hospitals for long time. The medi-
cal mems theory is that raw meat is
more pourishing and more easily di-
gested, and is especially adapted to
weak stomachs.
II the taste for raw meat becomes
general IL will be curious response to
the criticism of vegetarians. who have
constantly declared that he who slays
his brother, the OK, for food. would
be a more consistent savage II he de-
voured the carcass without cooking il.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-24
THE TROJAN HORSE TO DATE.
Classical Method Employed by Two
Clever Partisan Thieves In
Their Business.

Even in these latter days an intelli-
gent study of the ancient classics may
prove n valuable asset to the consci-
entious student. That, at least, is what
one gathers from the exploits of the
pair of Partisan knights of the order
of industry who stole dummy horse
from saddler's shop, and proceeded
TO put IL TO the same use as the Greeks
did the Wooden Horse of Troy, reports
the London Graphic.
The deceptive quadruped was placed
on a handcart and wheeled to house
where an innocent concierge consented
to take care of it for the night. Before
morning one of the confederates had
emerged from the interior of the
horse, laid hands on such valuables as
he could find, and regained his hiding
place-to be duly carted away by his
friend.
This stratagem was actually success
full several times--for good IN. Pipe
let" had, no doubt, never heard GER
tain trite tag about gift-bearing
Greeks, and the legitimate suspicion
with which prudent Trojans should re-
gard such. At last, however, police
man happened to see the horse passing
through the streets, and, having heard
Of its exploits, made bold to stop it.
and the game was up. Even good Ho-
mer nods-and the students of the
band were caught mapping. Clearly,
however, there is still money to be
made out of q sound classical educa-
ton
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-24
A MAKER OF SAINTS.
An Establishment fs Paris That Mas
Been Producing e Figures for
over fury.

The firm Of Raj "A Paris, has been
n existence for over a century, but il
IL only six years sine M. Pacheu, with
whom n NJ. Lccaron Is associated, took
over the business. says Pearson's Mag
azine.
"This making of saints" he said,
swas a business which. when decided
90 engage in industry, appealed TO me
most strongly. II is an industry for a
man who is fond of frequenting the
public libraries. who takes his pleas
ure in porting over old books and docu-
ments, who delights in research. Thus
do not know Of anything that gives
me greater pleasure than when ] am
written TO about some saint concern
ing whom the customer can give me
few II any details. One has 10 hunt up
the particulars. the period In which he
lived, the costumes of that period, to
find out what were his special attri-
butes. what was his martyrdom, If
martyrdom there was.
"Thus some time ago we received
from priest in the south Of France
an order for statue of st. Fris.
had never heard of such a saint, nor
does he figure in our catalogue, though
that massive volume contains over $50
closely-printed pages of the names of
saints. We applied to a priest who
Is a great authority on this subject,
and we learned that st. Fris was cap
tain of barbarians under the Roman
denomination, and that he was mar
tyred at the age of 20. This gave us
the period, and the rest was easy.
"Again, on another occasion, we
were asked to make a statue of a ste.
Anne, of whom we knew nothing but
that she was widow. We had to find
out everything else about her. But
once we know the period our task be-
comes easier. The period indicates the
costume. Thus recently we had to
make n st. Maurice. We knew that he
was captain, that he was Roman,
and we dressed him with the breast
plate and the helmet of Roman cap
tain"
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ventured previously to open his
mouth. The resulting speeches are
not ordinarily brilliant, but on this
occasion the youthful earl really did
well. at is my deliberate Judgment"
said Lord Rosebery in the house of
lords afterward. "having heard many
movers and seconders of addresses in
this house. that his speech stands out
as by far the best that has ever been
delivered in my hearing on such an oc-
casion." Coming from the finest ora
tor among the peers, that was praise
worth having.
The earl, who is only 90 years old.
Is the son of Owen Meredith, whose
"Lucile" was the most popular poetry
of it's day. and grandson of Bulwer
Lytton. the novelist-statesman, who
was made baron for his work ms an
ambassador. The second Bulwer Lyt-
ton. who was made an earl, died a few
years ago. The present earl was born
in India. and Is handsome, modest
fellow, who has not yet followed his
father and grandfather into the field
of literature. lie Is rich, has n fine
old mansion and would be n splendid
catch for some American girl.
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An ODD WindfaII.

It Is said that a foreman stereo-
typer in London printing works has
had curious windfall. Going to a
sale Of musical instruments, he pur-
chased an old harpischord for 20
shillipgs, because. having a hobby for
fretwork. he fancied the wood of the
front panel. When he got his pur-
chase home he dissected it. He then
discovered that the harpischord had
q double back, and presently between
the boards he found very old Bank
Of England notes. the total face value
Of which amounted to $3.50, 900.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-24

Earl os Lytton Attracts Attention By
His speech seeonding king Ed
wards Address.

II there IL anything in heredity. q
young man who has just come into
public notice for the first time ought
10 do something worth while. He Is
the earl Of Lytton. who was selected
for the heavy function Of seconding
the kings address at the recent open
ing of the house of lords.
A the mover and seconder of the
address from the throne is not ex-
pected 20 say anything in particular,
It has been the custom TO choose. for
the seconder of the address at least,
some young legislator who has not
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-24
The Perry Pictures.

A fine selection OF the Perry picture
are on sale at the CAPITAL Office, These
pictures mounted make beautiful pres
ents and are especially suitable for
Christmas gifts because they ere beauii-
full; they are inexpensive. they are al.
ways acceptable, and easily mailed to
friends out of town. Call at the CAPITAL
Office and inspect assortment OF Perry
pictures. sIw.
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Cnnariss I'm RED PIumaee.

A canary breeder, a NJ. Bourez. has
found a method of producing red
canaries, which he does by feeding
parent birds on finely ground cayenne
pepper. This has the effect of gradu-
ally causing change in the color of
the feathers, So far the magician has
only managed to produce reddish or
ange-colored canary. but he hopes by
perseverance to achieve a brilliant red
In time.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-24
Heroic sr.tem nf nietinr.

headaches, nervousness and indiges-
tisn troubled Rev. John J. Eberlie un-
tii he was 81 years of age. AT that time.
in 1860, he began a system of dieting.
eating only one meal day, and that in
the evening. For breakfast and lunch
he drank glass or two of water, some-
times adding littIesugar. His health
became perfect under this system, and
he lived to the age of 70. He died re.
Gently at Pottstown. Pa,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-24
SAIL WASTES NO WIND.
II Enables the sl<ilIfuI Yncbtsman TO
Utilize TO the Utmost Even the
slightest Breeke.

A novel sail has just been invented.
1t is composed of independent sections,
each of which Is separated from but
overlaps the adjoining one, the result
being that each section spills the wind
away from the one next toi It,
Furthermore, the upper ends of each
section are secured to a gaff and one
corner of the lower end of each to a
boom. Finally. a pair of independent
sheets or ropes are connected 10 the
after corner of the lower end of each
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-24
SOMETHING NEW IN SAILS.
(Enables Yachtsmen to Make Use of the
Slightest Breezy

section and there are guiding leads for
these ropes.
A mainsail constructed in this fash
ion has been tested recently, and it is
said that it proved more seryiceable
in various respects than an old-fash-
toned mainsail. The main advantage
claimed for this new sail however, is
said to lie in the fact that II enables
q yachtsman to utilize to the utmost
even Q slight breeze,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-24

A peculiar hen was at one ime pos
sessed by William Tanning, Of Corn
wall. n. Y. Each Of its eggs inyaria bly,
had two yolks. Twelve OF these he put
under setting hen, and the result was
that one of the eggs failed to hatch.
while the remaining II each produced
two chicks.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-24

Mrs. Martere--I must say, Jane.
that / am not altogether pleased
with your. cooking.
The Cook-It isn't TO be expected
you should be at first. ma'am; but
you'll get educated up to IL in time.
-Rostnn TRANSCRIPT.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-24
A Ju.tinnhIe boast.

''He says he does standing room
only business"
81 doubt il. / din't catch his name,
but he doesn't even look like nm actor"
"He isn't. He's street railway man
ger."-Brooklyn Eagle.