The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
July 11, 1908

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I I h e Evening World Daily Magazine Saturday July 11 1 9 0 5 t I j ROMANCE OP NEW YORK The UAWP ITS THATHICAU LIFE i 0 ChQru L ldy i 1 fOUNDfQ ON THE PLAYOF THE 8AMB NAMfc I By James Forbes I rTrMvMYTrtfiiraffimSXEXs f ThU NoveljzaUon of Tho Chortu LAdiW Mad By John W Harding Qpyr 1JjOIj J O W 1I111wllun OID 1 111 6VNOP313 OF PKBOEWNO CHpE1I8 11 lnr Is nor DJII Mlloi Mnfinu ww 01 S r 10 101riola viUrlen U Iu with vIU 11111 rww faUir i541 rtnr hnn m 1100111 1 MMlory CrwtJPl taVrt ft CrwfON niinei J Verier rkh Now 111100 I aUrel1 lJy ura llrIl Crawfuro 1alrloln calch l 1u v fiii kl lnK ua 10 ork II J I jur 1Ilirida lak her brl Vir I f mil hr a position ui ohunn Yurk J CrawfuiM ecretly In Nw u f ieeti Uul h lu fitvdlei Iatruu lyu io 1lrl cunfev which Craw 311 not jiiri iiiiim Iv a JttJi J S MiaJnS orihr w ply moMY 11I on ana to bu clothe Vim KI J to Craw t r awiruiHnU Io b i him far the note llrarUJplriiS aivroat Sdt1 hld In an Iatricm uw tiBK Ihl Vmi InnI lujm burrj to for t16 O1 has hurr ha rimin Cravfoni d nk apartmenis Crawfwd i M thai SUM l ih re Sir O Urlm a olu lln heard In Ihe hall Iatrh tArt llto the room where Nora l hljdaiii Mrs abjjt JU Jauirti bwoiiilr wiiiiUjl UHrlwi t with her hu ur had cim tu N w Vort L hina and Mallonr 10 to UltlT1 Not at the theUre 8n1 hwrlnic f them gosit Nil rnlnK X rn and Cr3wCI the j follow apartment has come to th Uttei low eJ b Million Dan frot jto Sltrlwon to tlie theatre hrrt he onsulti hKla 1 i how jlrl ho h iifs latnsu CHAPTER XVII Continued Jn i Tiht Place i KNOW nothing about them I T ready she sild with cod I J haughtlne but I hiivo been I Kiun to widersfiml that Norn OBrien I this evening with hvtd 111 appointment her lover Mrllek Crawford Irobably her jliter had a lute also but I dont know when she Is Mallorv flushed Indignant Well you tell whoever said such n tMng that Its a foul ll he mid hotlv I and If ui man avs It Ill fill him so full of lead the dm II wont be able to catch him as he tumbles down to hell Blnip on siiiugsed her shoulder Its common talk here You might try Cri wti idf she tad She tunIK on her heels and walk I way iSlalorv wont out In n moo to cliv JIow fiiy NerVs itdnifl to lw an o rUted wlih Urinionli In nch a wa What rouM 1sr hBiitnnrnl to cnui nich n torv to b inns tin rominnn Jolp of the theatre drawing reonin Where wa ihe Wlxro was Iitsv What ind they fitarnMlci about Tb bov raid Nora bljd sone oft In i cub Patsy then was not with her Hut Why had both of them left the thottrn 1 precipitately when thev knew that hn nnd their parents nern wallnfr In front 1 lie rernemhorecl he rnvsterloin woman In thn other room at Craw fords and bwami cuspliioiis What U them wns smile cromd for this irosslp Ho fotlM nit hplleo It Tot jiow could uci talk hive originated Something Terrible r II He hastened around to the front n trance again and as he did so ran Into Oflrien Thii oM man Tas paclnsj rervouOv tip and down and knonlns him as ho did 1lIory saw that he was much aeltatcd His face brightened as he catiKlit sight of the trainer Ah Dan thank hJwn here yo are at last he said Hornothln1 tlrrlblos i happoiKsl We cant folnil the RliH i an mothers ponn to Crawford to fetch Nora OH a only been wiltln for r fez io go ari kill that mon Havo you Been Jatjy domanfled I Mftllory l No said her father rort knows where aho Is I Slallory an that the old man wai In a oondltlon in which ho would soon I loss control of hmself Ha took hIs arm and led him Into u saloon to reason with him I heard them tales too ho naM in1 there a nothln to em an If any ono comts tollin mo tueh a thlnK jgam Ill t1t hU nofk Ie Just come fron Crawfoids an 1 know what Im talk In about The slrls probably didn t get my message m have gue olf simn whvnj Ill iju back to Crawfords iin 1 fetch rnolhtr Youd butter go to the i hotel an vuli fui u tiur 1 wont In lonjr Diplomacy Ollrlen was niuoh relieved tg leirn that Nor 1 at lean wus not at Craw I fords out this did not abatu hh anner urouiod by the Information Imparted by tliH Simpfon nnman He wanted to go with Mullory but the latter fur the aftina reason that nad actimted Irs OBrien did not desire his compinv i Ho descanted upon the Improuabllty 1 tint to say the absurdity of the lories told to thorn wmoh iio restnted as much is he Olivlen did and Insisted that their falsity was proved by his own visit to Crawfords home The matter would all be cleared up when they av the flrls which they nould do pres ntly Alter much nrKtiment nlon lhl line ho persuaded the old man to po to the hiMH to wait for lilm nnd ta be sure thT he dlil gn there accompanied him Uoll all go to Patsys Mat where well be nire to nnd them when I come back with mother hu said I CHAPTER XV ILL The Climax I A VOKIi to tppear ralm EVDK srceled his latest caller with a civil Good evenlnir Mrs Ollrlen lniH pvenln Mister Crawford she ansv erc1 Timid cnibirrassol nrrl In vlilen1 I dltec she sti 0fl near the door iom In Wont yoU take a seat I he a ked Mrs ORrlrn tented hprf dlflldentlv nn the i Itp of the chair nearest to ho I Th assurance that tle nnclent 1aMev liawl an hlackllk drws had Im I parted had entirely abandoned her I Thank YOllor 0 hoi vell pir dnn the Intrusion she said her volci qunVerlmr Intnison in Its no Intrusion I iM me you he sa encouragingly He felt that this time his task of nettlns rid of his caler would be an easy one QIm In great trouble Mister Craw forl she Informed him I Yes ho answered Inter vtlvely I A Mothers Plea Ole had a tlrrible frolirht I cant folnd Iracn av me girls We came up from Maplo Grove Intlndln to aurprobe i them an they aint there Dear me Hows that I wonder Ol doant knjw an Ol doan t know I phwit to do Ciln I be of any assistance to ou1 rti That Is wve fomethln to a k ye Mr Crawford Prom Iso yo wont I take olllnse at an old woman sor I Of coursn Ill not take oftenso Qo I ahead I To Be Continued I YTOYTT rT T1 I i Gertrude Barnums Iii Talks With Girls s1 I Hot Air I AirTHE many THE and Epsteins were sweltering on hack torches and tire escapes whop we knocked vajnly on J Kdmis kltcliun dlNr Vhecew ex intiiirO my com panion sinking J exhausted onto I I tho top step to 1 01 mop her purple face and lp off I the heels of her pnUnt leather Hoe fierce aint It7 Krumbled Kitty 0Ilara jerking viciously atjtho etrar of her wasp waist wit and bestow in final twists upon a cart wheel 3uU I ami kid elbow gHne I rtell Kitty she has a right to stay hfiln5lchwratIr II1I4hH mother SIIOSo liable tl get jtyinstruck fihed ouirht to wait for a better day J Mrs Ollnruj two hundred pounds I filled jnd spilled over her locking chair It was evident that hrs wns one tit the natures wblch hear thn Ills wn have rather than lly to others that we know not of In fact It was ImposHlUIn to conceive of itrs 6Ifdra ijylntfto anyfltlnfr 1 Holt 1 waited or a JeccntSunday ViV nttei4 jret tho air Kitty retoHed If Jfnlnt freezing Its raining and If It aint raining ItsTuasllng Youd think liBhwo onl1 haVA the one day In go oilII linil ouglft tV t 3a hat nVhats the rflffoAnTer Mnterniptert jtsithf ffellg llpsfcfn Tiefewlllthe rtirtfklnR class goIf we get a good Sun day onc07 We cjvn hang on thft plat forms of the street 0 ryes and carry thi children In our arnw No I say as lOng OA we got this capltallst system we can work like slaVoi anil 1le be gan In the poisoned tenement Did you see Kilna BO mitr Ii ked 1110 soon as I coulclslll In the words 4 8he was In the yard saM budY eeo lltlle Ikcy Kpst in and then he went In Iho ballM1t11l f i Down to the basement wo r nrajprtd our flagging footilopi and 4n answer io our halloo the r omeaduar rny rtsponse from within I th air of ta Qllir was twenty d l I AWIi grees cooler than that outride nnd In ono of tho Inrfio laundries ocoupyltig a iimnmock ctretched under the window I wo found Kdna with the Sunday papers slronn about hor nnd a labor I Journal In her rmndf Thin beats anything Ive struck to day said my companion after an ex tlmngo of freettngs Take off your hut and gloves and I ehoiv and Iwlt arul youll feel better yet said Edna hospltaldy dragging I up n bench I csnt nee why poople I should hunt for trouble Patent leathers the devll Invention for I showHow How did you eer think of this echome I Inquired admiringly Well Sundays about the only time I IIlet1or reading I Tras Interested In I tome of our girls that weve sent to try to get a miffrage plank In the Demo I rratlc platform now the Ilepubllcans I Kinva turned II down My flat was like a bake oven and I couldnt read on the tOrch Everybodys hollering nbout the I neat or growling nbottt the capitalists s stem I never saw that sputtering I helped me out of a bad fix The only i way I know of bettering myself Is put I ting on a thinking cap and laying out a plan that will work I didnt see that shouting about the capitalist system cooletlthe atmosphere any But I tig r tlred mil that cellars ought to be cooler I thnn roofs So I came down here And she added with n laugh You I know 1 never did care much for Hut Air I Butterflies for the Hair ornaments are returning to HAtR Ji4l many of the even Ing colfturei support huge I butteofllej Jn Tlolet and gold Jet In wets too lire much worn and they 1 da RTIVM to psyche knot Velvet ribbon Is arranged In the hair with a flat bow at the side This last Is par I ticularly uud for the theatre and taken the place of a hat Then too I many women are wearing their hair I In huge burn In tha back round which quit bio t rJSbon i fastened with a bow at tbo top This Arrange j rri nt U tar from pretty but It has I be ome quite popular I t All the Comforts of Home 18 MR SOMETHING SMITHS WILL WONHERFUL POWER By Gene Can roo BAO r 15 Gom l TO E A Gr EAT FIG fr I U ED t I u SMITH UJ ED to LIKE FIGHTS IF 1E Otll kAD IF I IT 1 COULD 5MTH ILL sEE rH151 I 5tH lITH ALL THE 50ME DAY U GET COMFOIVTS OP A HOME 5Ollt OF MIIHs ANDNHtT HAVE WE I WILL PowEP AND in HI1CHED I j r c t I iwzM WONDER v HAT THE BOYS ARE DOING cYtilfo X J fi I 1 0I 0V ifIO YWilli1irJGiII e i Xif 0 rl ttyYi eet On eourt hip and Larriage 1 i 1 I r r 0 O r r YY Y 11 I r i r Y 5V t Anxious to Marry Vfir Ilcttv HAST been keepme compinv with I a oung lady f lr two years and we were to bo minld next September Then she wmtiil the wedding In January Now she as she would Ilk to wait three yea Sho It always laughing at the Idea of netting married Who 1 call to ace het ste leaves me slttlnn alone mid reads the pipr I lau mailo apP lnlmlls and sh has sent me wonl that she was worklnr which I found was untrue I also O o VJ 1 Ask 1 her to avoid a man who has a reputation us a loosn tilker but she Is just as friendly as ever with him Do you think she would do those thlnzs If she oirwl for l1Ie1 What do mi nKLse rn to do HIHTHH The youni lady Is old uioutrh to know her own mind If vou have 111011 in niiicd I mr fur two ears sin shiild M wllll I to marry and ettlu dwn nnw llmi a long talk with the Kill Tell her ii hie waited lout IlioiiB i and do not Intend wiltliic nny lune Lr Say to IIT that If sh wishes to biuk olf tin eimuenient she ii going nbmt It in the Hgit tttv Bully her a uttle yni nrp too lenUmt with Iho Klrl If elii ciintmiM In this nay after vo ire J J 1 V Ir Z U r s J nnrrlod she will make life miserable for ou It does not scom to me that she rires fur viti at nil She ixinild tut go ih t ppu ili way If sdi did If she does care fur von a fiank talk will show it If she does not tlie nuUkcr von tml It nut the l Iollel You are wasting your tltiio MI her Hot to Sholb Hfr Love nrry AM In love with n niinpr man My I lady friend also linos him She klsseii him uliiili 1 do not do I tin not consider It rllhl She asks him to go oat with lier continually Do J Jvv vv o J 1 i think this young man will think imili of her for running after htm HIIW can show him that I am very Hindi In love nllli him l nil rather bjslirul AN ANXIOIS KUIIJNIl I Them U no way to show the jounif niin that jou Invi him You limy hu I lire that ho will never care for your friend No man ever cures for that I t PC of girl Your modtmty will Bhow mom by contrast with her forward ways HP cordial with the man and Hiimrtiir him as much as ou ein In lltllo ways but by no means let him ton yon care for him until he tells you he cares for you lie nniilil quickly tiro of you If you gave your love un asked I I N I I ti Jr iXi Xiii 0JlGeI IIEXIJiJtIiX 1JiJJ I 1A fY J I iif 0p I ro I l a j I 1 J ilt 0 vjil f 1 lf QD v i rY l L It f I t 11 J IT tJ1 II JLl S Lillb0 0 ill 0 10 Told by Himsolf CoturlrM 1S03 bT 0 P Putnams Sons Published ulidei1 nrrHiihemonta with 0 P Putnam Son Ne York and London No 1i Wolf Shootinfr jN the spring of 9Z wo put on some 10 Eastern twoyearold steers they aorived and were turned loose from the stock yards In a snow storm though It was In early May Next morning we found that one hud been seized siam and partially devoured by a bis wolf at the very gate of thl stock yard The big timber wolves of the northet Hock Mountains attack every foui footcU beast to bo found where tile live A bull elk or bull moose when on Its guard makes a most dangerous flxht but a ilngle wolf will frequently master the cow of either animal as well as domeiUc cattle and horses A man I knew who was engaged In packing Into the Coeur dAlenes once witnessed such a feat on the part of a wolf He was taking his pack train down Into a valley when he saw a bone grazing therein It had been turned loose by another packing outllt because It became exhausted He lost sight o It as the trail went down zlszag and while It was thus out of siBhl he sml denly heard It utter the appalln scream unlike and more dreadful than any other sound which a horse only utters In extreme fright or agony The scream was repeated and as he came In sight again ho saw that a great wolf had attacked tho horse The poor animal had been bitten ter ribly In Us haunches and was cowering upon them while the wolf stood and looked at It a few paces off In a moment r two tho horse partially re covered and malI a desperate bound forward starting at full gallop Im mediately the wolf was after It over hauled Itjln three or four Jumps and I then seized It by the hock while Its lc i wore extended with such violence as to bring It completely back on Its haunches It asaln Mrnmei1 plteously and this time with a few savage snaps the wolf hainstrun and partially dis embowelled It and It fell over having made no attempt to defend Itself I have heard ot more than onn Inci dent of this kind If a hon la a good fighter however ai occanlonally al though not often happini It Ii a mOlt difficult prey for any wild beatt and torn veteran horiej bAV no fur of or 1 Ii r l I qifi r lli x S ii I r j j r I I r rlit QRONCO VKIOMT t If v c Tv y c wohis w soever wen knowing tMt thev enn eit RT strike them down rrith their fore feet or repulse them by lash I IIIK out henind Whether wolves run cunning I do not know but I think they must for coy otns certainly do A coyote cannot run down n Jackrabbit but two or three working together will often catch one Une I aW three start 1 Jack which ran right away Iron them but they spread out and followed Pretty soon the jack turned slightly and ran near I one of the outside oies nivw It became much frlghtentd and turned at right I I angles 10 as noon to nearly run Into tns other outside one which had kept I j straight on This happen evernl times and then tho confined jack Uy down under a aaa bruih and wu3 I seized Oncfl I wai campdd In the fall ner a lonely little lake It tha mountains by thlo edfn of quite a truid stream Boon after nightfall tire or four wolv ij cam around Imp tnd kept mlo awake IT thtlr alnbter ud dlnakl bmrtlas 1 Two or three tints tnev cnnie po clive to the fire that I could hear them snap their jaws and grcml mid at one limeY I positively thought that lIef lntendo1 to try to uet nto ramp so etclted were they by the smell of the frtsh meat After a while thev stopped howling and then all wns silent for an hour or 50 I let the fire go ot and was turn ing Into bed when I fuddenly heard some animal of considerable size coma down to the stream nearly opposite me and begin to splash across first wading thnn swimming It wan pitch dark and I could not possibly see but I felt sure It was a wolf However after coming half way over It changed Iti mind and swam back Io ths opposite hank nor did I IMI or hnr n thing more of the nlffht marauder Five or six time on the plains or on my ranch I have had shots at wolves always obtalnM by accident and always I regret to say mtMfxJ Often the wolf whin een wu running at full spemd or eosrf or elu s liD far off that tho motJonllI raj hcu 11011 wld of It 11I Rut once have I with my own rlo killed a wolf 1f1 this was whllo ravel ins wllh a park triln In the mountains Ve had been mnklnK considerable nolso ind I nover iiiidemtood how nn animal II wiiry permitted our near approach Me did m Mithriiss and Just as wo aiiu In a lltlle stream which wo were to furd I saw him get on a dead log ornu tliiM yards distant and walk lowly ult with his eyes turned toward us rtu first d ot tnushed his shoulders lid broiiKht him duwn Thu wulf I UIIH of tIt nnlmaln whleh uli onl bu hunted successfully with J gs ilusl dogj howevur do not taks at nJI kindly tu the pursuit A nolf Is a terrible lighter lie will decimate a pa k of hounds by rapid snnp4 with his I atit Jawi while suffering little damaso I ilinself nor aro the ordinary bis dogs I supposed to ue MrhtlnK dogs able to ckle him without pedal traJnlng 1 have known one wolf to kll a bull dog wiilch had rushed at It with a single map whllu anothur which had entered itit yard uf a Mont ma ranch house slew n quick suiiesluii both ot tin larse mastiffs b wleh It was Hssiiled The nmense agility and ferocity of the vilj beast thu lcrrlue snap of his long toothed Jaws and the admirable training In whlen lie always is give him n great aduntagi ovtr fa imalltoothed smochskiiined doss evon though they lire nominally sUP od to belong to the lighting cluatid Gen Wade Hampton telli me that In the course of his fifty years hunting with horse and hound In Mississippi ha tuj on seural occasions tried his pack of fox hounds Southern deerhounds aftir a colf He foiinj that It was with the greatest difficulty however that he could persuade them to so much i as follow tho trail Ixually u soon as they came across It they would Kronl bristle up and then retreat with their tails between their led But one of his dogs ever renlly tried to master a wilf by Itself and this One paid for Its temerity with Iti life for while running a wolf In t canebrake the beast turnnd and tore It to pieeij HixUly Gen Hamilton surwe l d In et tins a number of his hounds so they would at any rat follow the trail n i full cry and thiu drlv the wolf out of the thicket and Rve n rhance io te hurtrr n or A shot la thla y hi kllIw two o tpf I irstWrr rtJirX fV4 wvXWW Ways for Girls j I to Earn a Living j I By KHETA CHILDE DORR tJ j JJ IWw XE i Commercial Art Work r long ag NOT visited an e v en I n g Ig n hool ca i ill art Mou of t Kr1 wero fv y w o r e r s enoKrapiTi nnd litks Thev Ier w rklu r under the I I r I I o n nf Itt i I B h y skilled t noh en but th Jlnd nf work thev R C weredolnif eeme to l1p to tin lnK1 larlv mels Thn wero nearly all cop Ulns ni niii In crayon water color or past I Home of them wero copjliif 1 I irv nli civ bur whn their pictures I nne llnlnheil thev were of no vniiie i and the artlsU hnd learned nothlm I I lliOURht of the steal blif field of commercial art whleh needs wnmen i milkers and Is lllltii In pay ell foi l heir crMres nnd when I had finished telllns the lrls about It at least a dozen jiromlsed never to waste another evenlni on ropieR I I Conttime design llhiflrntion Is one of th hlghesf lirniichis of cnmnietvial art hut the seasons spring and fall nre short nnd other branches of the work ihould b learned that no season I be spent In Idleness The enormous business of ndvertls ItiK clnlnis InmdnsU ot art worker Turn to the advertising pases of the miiKazlnes and note how few of the advertlsemnnts are uiurroinpinleil h y Illiisttrttlons Often a largo manufac turing concern idopls n partlcnlnr I rtKiire a dainty Illtlo Rlrl or a beaute OIIH maiden to Illiijtralo the value of n oip or n toilet rreum a Jovial col ored rook to attract attention to a In ind o soup or breakfast food a modern AdnnlH nnd llerculcn combined i tn InUle men Jo buv a certain nimni fHturers elotlilnu Irom month to month these plrltires ehnine n1 nte 1 con tntitlv iHootnlnjf moro attractive nd cnnsnlcuouR It IB the buslriwn of th comnverclal artist to offcct tIJs 1m piovetneiit She has to think up new po i s and now comUnattons each on iiinro attractlvft A Jeweller wants ts advorUn his sit verwnie He eellds photOBrapha of a 3ozcn dfslgni of spoons and hn artist Iriws from those nnd arranged them artlMliillv nn tho pnjr9 There Is u tniieh In the nrranKfrnent If not mor than In tlio skilful drawing of the ob ject A KnowledRf of the principles of deslKt is cssenHo1 to the commercial nrtlst ataloniie mklne 1 another branch of th work Mist of tha Urge ilepail menl stores do an Immense mall order liuMnoss and they depend on their 110 tractive catalogues to bring orders The pipor pattern manufacturers have to send out several new catalogue 1 every Jimr llesldes these the irhole I Mle millinery clothing and underwear I trade all hnve their journals as In raft lntf nearly nil branches of manu fnctuiltiK mill Illustration of th rntalivue snd trrde journals emcloys n IlIrJu force of artlsta In some of th lltist dm iitatiB nre ooloed by hand niter Ihe hAlt tones ore printed Still another hmnoh of the work a hand lettering Kvery department stort tiiiplnjs people to make artistic window advertising rnrda anil other card a lot the counters The pay for all branches Is very goan Indeed It Is piece work as a rule unit eat iilngH vnrv aoonrdlnJt to the swift nexs ns well as th skill and originality of the work The workers asUy average Hu to JIS a week the year through A girl with n taste for art dhould ap plv lierself well to drawing throughout her grammar chool career Thi VnshliiBton Irving High School should be her goal and after a year longer If possible In thn art classes there sfiie should he roidy to apply for a position as apprentice The Manhattan Trad School for Cllrls No 39 Kast Twenty third street also has excellent classes and theM eotitlnue throughout the sum mer months Reflections of a Bachelor Girl By Helen Rowland Hprlngs eternal In the lemtnlne breajt as Ions as a woman as ambition enough to continue to curl her hair am In the masculine breast as long as a man oas uelfrerpect enough to keep on shaving his chin Why Is a woman always so Jralous f her husband stenographer when his real affinity Is just as likely to bo somebody elses stenographer It Is not a mans morals but his manners that makt him comfortable or otherwise to Ue with A burglar or an i u ii n akc hm wlfo fairly happy If he will 00 prompt to dinner n reuable at breakfast and trill put up the portieres with a pleasant smile The kind of man who will allow a woman te be dropped from society for his sake Is the kind who will usually end JiAuRowtAN by dropping her for societys lIake Nothing makes a woman eo green with eary aad morUflcaUon ai her hut bands nliltl to lurn oV i and unoiu live iniautw after hy have ha l an exciting quarrel The balance of power In the faintly usually COM to 1U husband or wlfo who lias the lartest tiUUnco In the bank rt I A Limerick j lI UJ was an old man of Qor THKMO lived In the top of a tr I hRvo plenty ot W And devil a care i Said tills curious old man ot Ooreo

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