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OLUME 44 NO 1BB7O

The Evening World First

Number of columns of advertising in TheEvening World in March 1904 i 501 24

Number of columns of advertising in TheEvening World in March 1903 1 032 J

INCREASE 4691No other sixday paper morning or evening In New

York EVER carried in regular editions in any one monthsuch a volume of display advertising as The EveningWorld carried in March 1904

rhep-lWaFa tJ1Higher

By Martin Green

Hurhnrgers GrouchAgainst Commissioner McAdoo-

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SEE salil tho Hgar Store Man that JulluiI Harbinger Is malting a boiler because he cantsit en Commissioner McAdoos K i < and blorr

1t Second avcntii cigar nmokn Into his facoJulius dont ffnm to ho hop that thn cUr IN h lng

run under n now pet of rules remarked the Man HigherUp The old collarMidolbow nictbnd hns been giventhe slide The people who are running Tnmmjny Hallnow are wise to th proposition thnt letting the districtleaders run the city Is what hall made the periods nfTammany eontrol KO variously periodical

Maybo Julius would like tn see the old days when ndistrict leader could sit on tho h neh with n Mfglstrato-ond steer tho course of till rottrt mnybu ho would llkn-to sea the rotuni of tho day when n district leader couldBO to tho ComiulsnlomTfl of Police and dcmnnd thntransfer or removal IIr a rap with a cinch ohsnco ofRotting th demand sranlod If he would like to senthose daya again It IP a sign tbrt he desires thn presentTammany administration to take H hemorrhage a yearfrom next full and uo run to the bone yard

x Yon notice thai Iiilltis niys that It Is a CM thingfor a district leader to go to a department for patronapnnnd have to sit out In tlin anteroom for a ioupio of

hours H ho didnt llle the way MiAdoo Is running thn-1ollce nepartment with rffnerf to district ndes uhv

T Ud ho Invite McAdoo over to his nieetlnc and ndvortlst that he would mfclto n speech Z ff MrAiltio Is such a

bloomer it Is funny that Julius should wnit his ppjpie1 to listen to htm j

Tim Sullivan ought to call Julius iin n to tnpl Howerj and Kive him n couple of rehearsnls Things arenot going thn way Sullivan would liio tn fpn Iltlm Rn

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but you dhnt hear him mnln nnv yammer nnd ho hnshad a line of politlo experience that mU a tho careerof Julius Halburger look n courfe In n manualtraining chrol Everybody knows tKt Hnrliiirger Is ahard worter and ho has our vrnpuhy In the frost ho-Jias run aralust looUln for roniRp but when bo sooiout to throw thn boots Inlotlio hdmlnNtrttlon he ouirlitto remcmbe I that hh illMrlot I nn extremoly small i

corner nf Greater Xcw Vnt <

There eoems to bo qulto a lot of dissatisfaction withTammanys policy of liberality toward Its enemiescuggcBtcd tho Clear Store Man

Well agreed tho Man Higher Up It does look alittle on the white rabbit to oo Tammany Flnll InvitingVebstor Pls who MOB elected Mayor of Kunsan Cityan A P A tirket p fev years aso to give it pollticjl

uiivice

Smallest SoldierThe rmnllvst lotisrrlpt nt till litct dra lnc for srnlio-

In tlo Pioicli Army n s JnninoY hal aud nf VerpllllficIlls holsht Is 1 ert 11 Inchrs nnd In wpli 07 13 poundHis age Is twcntynp

Most Artisjtic StampsJnpancso pui t IKO > Imp < IIP utnl in tlin mot nrtlstlc

In tho wond Tirr IK a isrrif dcmnnrt for them In Londonnt prjspnt Thf Irst ftnmpi wire l smd In 1ST J There arttvr rnie ones tir hl hrt pilrc rpr known to Juno benpaid for one hflns SVi

It Albertt POPRlf or rrECEDixQ CHAPTKH-

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p1 r ntly guptrnatuisl fvnli nil nrl lil-fath Poison tehlrv r nrr founl In his

1 iockrt uu l 10 rutsi rr 031 rn tince of-

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I The Cn ll hman lUfplcliri fail on Jlo > cf-jiallarde brother nf thp niirlfr il man onlnr-to an ovftrb anl ronxrrwitlon b tue n ItoM

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OR full minute Royce Ballnrd witas though paralyzed by tlip newsho Had just hearden he spoke It was In so low a tonethe unseen listener could not catch-

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preference exhib-ited

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by the mnrrlalrnble Ollng

8r iv nlnn for the helloKlrl the faat that

h who jroes Intn nn ofllco to tuiswcrfall nt the switchboard often does so-

i directly from her own home nnd Isthereto fresh pietiy and absolutely

Unspoiled bv buMnesH lifeViw Vork o statistics have been

dithered could determine whethertho presiding geniuses of our switchhnnrili do Indeed nMt with RTeater-iruiirlMniiiil fior than tho slri aleniKiupher or raihlcr

Rut lii does the rei on for hersupremacy would not be far to seek for I

i Hlie hAil cnit about her by her v ry-profr lnii whnt Is sUrt to the great j

oat oiurm of womankind that mys-tuy

Thn MenoRriher b seen every dayIn nearly nil thn men with whom sho-ioiiK < In rimtiicl Mimpcr pretty ah-

Is nit tn become In lio c > rs uf Uiosowho her ilillv a mere ulllrii IlMlirr-

pd her icqimlntaine Is limited to thn-nfontIt nit sf-

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leihuiici Klrl on the contrarytlmuRh eei bv u irv len persons hasa prnitltnllv llnillkss utii ilrlancv-

hhd often ifldri iii and uldre scil-nI niiiiv na n llmunanil perions n-

div iui If sle has n plcirlnc vnlnh excitii the iitrloslty nnd IntcriJt ot

ovcry man who spcaKs In herThe very art tliit lie cinnol he seen

adds to her chnrm for she Is left nllo-

telher tn thi ImaRlnatlon or her ad-mlrcr nnd Imagination alwnjs kinderthn n Mtturi

Women uenernllv do not leillzo thlIn appouranre an1 dress nnd inannci1they strive fill the tooobvioui Tlnlr

lie ld i ta display to emphasizeAnd often they forie n muno nttojitlon-to outiie jfi >d point llkp pritty rvc-or

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hall which he would npprniutf i

mill ii moic if he were left to discoverIt himself

n Klrl who has tine eyes learn I

I srlmaco and ngln every time in-iie

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looks her direction nnd by her I

CIT itiemtit to show lhen oK frofluently de tro > s their chArm

Indeed the hiblt IIC showlic off Is i

no t matt pretty women an Klvi n-

inVrll1In a tinosniihir or uus to do It it tile cxpnnse if the I

iianilrillou she nlihs tn exelte jis thenlOt siniKlitHfter of Inllronm IieeI lie telephone girl cint Hliow off Shecan unlv atrceable 111 Wllcn tn< thit nttrncllon autllcea he

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sent I carry It with me all the timeTheres no nvldenco thnt will let themnrrrst me and search my clothes Hutany thlrdratr dotrctlve yes or anywoman with a grudge against me forthat matter mlyht gain access to myrooms In my absence and find tt Thawhere I was wine

You no one had evidence sgnmst-vou that could warrant youi arrtftHow about mr

I didnt know cut tonight that youhad any unou ledge of the

Vou know It now My dear Tloycewith me for an vou are lostWith mo for an ally you nre safe anda millionaire The price cf my allBP C8 Is a plain gold rlnr A wife can-not testify agslnit1

You have conquered he crawlednullenly Ill marry you nut witha nlrl of Irrepressible rage Ill leoil-vou a dags life Ill mnke vou cursethe ilav vou forced me Into this hate ¬

I union IIll tnke my chances on that Iloyce

rTho woman who can make you cringebefore her and OBrce to mnrry her cantake pretty good care of herself after-ward Thsyre applauding Im reallyaory to liAve rolised Herr von lUcklffaUL Jtt t 7 tAJJc wo v f lust

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i PRIZE for 1F M No 145 High street CN 3J B No 261 West

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had Is It Shall wo Join thecrowd that arc himEV

Don had stepped through the halfdrawn hilt snrank hack witha lltlli gnsp

Whnts he matter nsketl Ilo > c

Win a mans leaning nuralnst t-

vall rlirht by the edce of the hay win-dow

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within yards of us lowmuch do vou suppose he 1

thought overy one wa a across thn rooninearer the piano

Iloycc lltfd a corner of portltvIn the dlreeilon ahn Indicated anrt tooka long look at the man Then he dioppthe curtnln with a slKh of relief

Its only that ntupldDr Joseoh Watts Pcckwlths friendhe juld contemptuously Hes lean-ing

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there with his Ors shiu and hlimouth open and his silly head noddingMusics charms seem to have aoothedhis savage breast to slumber nvcn Ithed been awake ho enough senseto us

Can he have been listening whll heprclrnded to bo asleep

If he was hed have awaythe necond we discovered he was therv-Nn Walts Is a negligible quantity

Youre sure lie gave me a scareWho Is he anyway

An who scrapedwith BecliWIth on the other

aide Ueckvlth seems to think heowes him f lhu tnkes hi-

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tno onnse of Cyrils tlvnth-Is Mr lleckwlth on that earoYes lip Is always meddling In other

airilrs To Justify his Idotlcnlcktninp nf Tile Millionaire DOne

I suppose Therell nothing to-

rnr from him No moro than from thisMunlil Vitts follow

Tho sttinld Watts followI nwoko froni his doze nnd

trollod over to whrrc Yonbv the piano While spemlnglv

Id iMilv In the mimlcnl discus-sion

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poltic on there ho did not fallti unto that rtora Plttanl and Jloycehml from tho hay window andI tel Joined the other tuest Taking anenvelope from his pocket The i

mnn quietly tore off thestcpplit near to l the

envelops fnlUto the floorExcuse me Mr Bnllard he said

itoonlnc to pick It up hut I thinkyen IMA dropped

lJj > fO mido nnif thp right hund toward his

own breast pocket then seeing thntwhat The had picked upwas merolv a torn envelope he I lancedcnrcleFSly at It nnd laid

No Ii Isnt minemurmured TVta

hlmscl This som Mitng that hcarries with him all the time for tear

of Its belnc discovered Is In the leftbreast podui of his coM or his ¬

Hut how to got at It And whatis It Whatever It is It has beMlnffon-

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Sagacity Oar Veracity One daywas

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and our Simplicity emerging from aWhich In n Measure Explains Our getfullqulck res-

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Frightful Circulation a pupil of I

Copyrot 1KH ty Ih Flint Pub Co his stopped him I

and said lasteras I saw you going In without an UMBRELLAyou come out with one leads me to ask whether you

think It wilt RAIN today To which Plato replied If-

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rains we will rain If It DOESNT we wont In I

cither case Ill have the umbrella I

Thats tbs way with our CIRCULATION If we haveIt we have It and nobody KNOWS It and If we dont j

why NOBODY cares The EVENING FUDGE guesses Idown circulation every day and some day like theweather man It will wake up and GUESS RIGHT j

Just SCT lt> trimUrUefltii editor Is COOKING outan Idiotorial on this thrilling topic

How MUCH must a young man owe his landladybefore he should PROPOSE to her

Sweet dreams till we meet again

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Todays Prize I Idiotorial Written J East Eightyninth Street CityPEEWEE for today 1 paid each No HADSELL Brooklyn No2CHARLES

of Westwood J No ALLAIRE 44th street New York City

ToMorrows Prize Idiotorial Cook Tile RnssoJnpimese Must Stop

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In London tlicro are n dozen of my ns-

slstnnts who could help mo Ret pon-

tCM Ion of It As tt In ilils slupJWatts fellow miy possibly outwit tho-tho clever Mr HoycQ Unllard after all

For some time pait Tho I ngllsltmanhad been quietly but busyIntroduced by lieckwlth as un nngllnhfriend who wns Interested In watchingAmerican methods of detective workhe had the MillionaireDetccllve on the IUlers lnv tlRitlon of the H1llnrd rase hal oxain-ln sl carefully tho body and ns fnr n-

Qraddcck would permit thoIn the lattcrs apartment it Car

nerjlo Hall where the crime had beencommitted Here however ho hail en-

countered¬

an unexpvtcJ and Irritablei

obstacleCrd lock had calmly rsfused to have

a gang of thieftakers prowling bouthis rooms as he termed It Anyreasonable ho said howould permit with pleasure But hosaw no rea cn why

Ac should bemade Tho law did not demand themand he refused to permit such Intru-sions

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Tie End hmnn by admitting thathe was a wstaotlve might of course i

have obtain the necesiary perinlo-slan

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from the authorities nut he illI I

not ohooie tn jeopard his future sueceau on the cae by throwing oft tileIncojnlto of Dr Joseph Wnu i

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rooms since Ballnrd had fallen deadthere mill that their careless footprintshad doubtless blotttd out all ntiiciiittraces of thn crimes origin nnd or-

lulnntorMoreover them seemrd In view of

such nrobahle obliteration no absolutefor such a search Yet The

was resolved at tbe firstj01 to makp U Though

tlat cncli passing day mndnthe tliincw of a find there more anti J

moro unllkvlv he was detnrmlned tomake sonic time such a thorough ml-

croHropU of the apartmentai Ids soul cived I

With this object In vlow he hadcultivated Craddocks ¬

To most of the people whoihadirrt him through Bcckwith The Ensllshmnn seemed lfaborbed and somewhat stupid Crad

dock however who saw far deeper Intohuman nature than did those about himrend Dr Watts He awthe tremendous energy tho keen ana-lytical

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mind beneath the diffident ex ¬

terior and he felt an unwonted attrac-tion

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toward tho famous sleuth He andTh were much together

Tho great detective on Ms Part waskeenly Interested In iraddock HerewnH a man who with all hla groat powers of deductloo The couldnot mnliu out Subtle brilliant honor

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CCUTO In tho knowledge of hl ownili Tliuu

ciaraoterto ludsized up Craddocka I

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HIGH Is Smoot the Mormon SenatorW hy dont you Jolnthlm out to moT

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SmootVou dont earn how anxious I am to see Senator

You do not know liim Oh Mr Nags do not attemptj to deceive me I try to please you In everything I nevert criticise I never contradict you do n Dont you dare 1

1 dol I do not r can provo It by mamma and my little4 brother Willie They will take my part

I know whnt Is In your mind I know why y u arehiding this man Smoot from me

You nre plotting to be n Mormon You would Ilka to-

e me your toy and plaything a nonenlty In your house for X

your other wives 11 I nm for youYou think because you hnvo In me a meek patient suf-

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woman that you could <<et a dozenothers to terrorize over

But other women would not keep silent M B do Thanperhaps after I wns dead you would mls my gentle mll

Innd quiet vay

No Mr Nagg You would get wives who would not p-

up with whnt I do

They would not be silent smiling martyrsshow you They would scold tind scold nnd jaw anaJawand fuss and fuss and row and quarrel with you till yqu

would wish you wer never marriedGo Mr Nags bo n Morman elder Break Ute

other women aa you break Tnlne but do not stand by-

mr side Jeering at mo and taunting me with itamouboasts that you know Senator Smoot and that you Intendtp be a 4iormon too

You never thought of such a thing you ayT

How do I know what you thlnk7But do not itind here with ma about

That Is Senator Frye In the chair you sayTWhat do I carewho is in the chair You would not fir a

me any If I begged for It on my kneesThis Is the House of Representatives Oh thank you

hut Im not n dummy I know that muchWho Is that SuUer Ana UiM

Is Ooldfogle Isnt he cuteThats Bennlngs leaving he Ii going on-

to Bennlngs to the races you sayf 10

Why dont you take me to the rnceYou never thought of It you eay

didnt You never think of anything toOf course you

make me happy when all I think of t to plnse you and to j

be loving kind and patientWe lIre going to the White House you say Pleae

else I so tireddont take me anywhere amWhere shan w go now Anywhere I like h7-

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But never mind now You havewnl1 t to srotaken Rlr Ihe vl wur from my trip by your

neJlecIWhy did you drag me along to taunt me and to jeer and

snarl at me-i Oh I wish I were dead It me die life hall no Intertt

t0 meMr Wg I wont to go to Harvey tor some teamaa

I am aa hungr asir at onceoysters And at oncebear

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The Laziest Peopleto say that the Coreans BM

hl latestIs hnrdlv

peoplean

on earth All day long they He about thll-

atreet1l smoking their gigantic pipes A native pipe Is a Ilx

of bamboo with a metal bowl and Is carriedlengthtuckedtoot

into the neckband nnd down the trouser leg All wort

nearly very kind Is done by tho women who occupyoC very

most degraded portion held by the sex of anyC

unfortunatefemale I a

boast of burden anl denied even the most elementary recorhuman beIngs A corenn IIlrl hall no name shel

nUlon nilof Soandso her father t

lercly known as DaughterI

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HE FATAL CHORD or theCarneie

BalingHall

MysteryMurder

the it Wonderful Detective StoryPayson Terhune

thought

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meanwhlli-Krinlunllj

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waist-coat

DARE-APPROACH

InfjjnsUy

accompanied

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Investigation

measurements tnl-

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unnecessarily thMdozeneD-t1witramH4ub8utCnlddockl

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speaking CongressmanCongressman

Congressman

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and

exaggeration

oanPThe population collectively

Beckwlth 111I the two detectlvQS walked

homoward down Fifth avenue Into thatnight

Hes the sort of man who standshead and shoulders above the averageanswered Beckwlth In times of panlo-

or trouble the ret Hock to him likefrightened children to a rather He-

iixs BOLJ nerves ioo to iecp in thut-puco alter Inn vwful tragedy ihat hippencd there Kapeclally alter the scemmgiy superhumiin orents that accomlImrI It J1 the wuy Have you formed

nny theory to account for thnt Instantof utter licjknwa nnd the crashing outof that one loud chord from thopiano

Not vet1 answered The English-man

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but If l1ere not hot onanother trail I should have formeda theory u account for that andfor certain conditions I noted aboutIMlhinls body and which the pollco-nnd th doctors nllkn seem to havoverlooked But that theory WAS sowild so uuerly Improbable and be-sides

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I had no chance to verify It byproper examination of the roomend

Would vou mind tolling me thenature of tills wild theory you at firstformed

No yos on second thoughts Idrather not until the affqlr Is solvedThen Ill tell you of of my falseclues that may interest you In thomean theprobabilities are In favorof our fixing the crime on our friendRorciv Ballard oa you expected

Briefly he recounted theevents thoevening

This Plttant girl he finished hasswTia strong hold over Ballardi A Itake It she and she nlone lias proofthat lia hi brother TJie secretof nat crime Tin carries In hla breast

not figuratively but In hlhreastpocket Iounc1 that out tonIhtUyinmtMBtfff >oJarMI MM JU 1UW-

r 1i tn 1 1

lard and find what tnts secret is QC

may be the chemical formula for tile lIpoison It may bo some of the poisonItself It may be snmo IncrlmlmltlnR 1

document In nnv casOut the analysis failed to show

any marks po son In the body nndthose mysterious brown tablets whimanalyzed no known Olsoil-

l None known to loral chemists > oumean I have sent to mv laboratoryIn London for certain testa at ny ovnInvention which I moan to tothan tablets Tho tests should b-

flI her In a few days 1 tla tier myselfthnt they will lay aro the mot nubilepoison Whon I find the nature ofthe poison I will also know Its effectsVhcn It will be an easy matter to

body ej <hiim d and see If ourSuspicions are correcl But a surer

Iand far simpler roursowlll beto ol-

mln the paper or whatever It Is that I

noyce says he carries nlfitand day And that Is what I amto ce

nut how1Oresham can get me a hlank war-

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nnd I fancy I ran make up sif-flrfntty well as a detectlvoto

You mean youd arrest him on sonptnimpedup fake charge and BOthrough clothes

No no I wouldn t through hisclothe Theyd do that at the ne e-

stationhouse to which I brought hmId examine the papers find I h1 jiv-wrqptr man and let him go Thats

Pout U Illrgal ItsWhen youre dealing with a criminal

YOU must moot him on his ownIf you hope towlni Tomorrow shalleet the warrant and put my little plnninto execution May 1 count on Your-hoTu1

It ahy other man asked it Id snj tt-

evelythlnfImBut you cnn count on me litliouoh lr iuBer work botdrll wediflrimjr J i c >

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