New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-11
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Jatnes O. blaine said last summeri 81 have
learned what real relaxation means. IL IL to became
SO interested in tfnes that they become the most i'm
portant events In life Andrew Carnegie says he
thinks good laugh Is always in order,
and his success In lifo Is partly due
to the fact that troubles leave rs little
effect on him water on a ducks back" Chauncey
NJ. Depews whole life is illustration OF how 10
laugh and prosper, and the lesson OF al those
brilliant examples Is MY capped oy me advice OF
on the outside, carcless!y7
Charles A. Dana and party Of friends sailed yestcr-
day the steamer Normande for Europe. Mr. Dana
did not take a vacation last summer. but remained
at his desk in The SIM once throughout he heated
term and during tho fall months. and ho felt that he
was entitled 10 litlc tim" on his own account ITO
will 60 directly TO Rome and will remain abroad for
SIX weeks Mr.. Dana was in eScllent health and
spirits and has gone away simply to have good time.
One OF tho most enthusiastic Republicans in this
big town Is X. r. Ware. the fireworks man, though IL
did seem inconsistent when he illuminated the Demo-
cratic night parade with red fire from the Manhattan
Club IT ground Nh Wares feelings to stand the
club balcony and throw luri1 halo about the doomed
band. Yet he had his revenge, and he feels about
twice his usual size. Yesterday, while he was selling
rainbow fire enthusiastic Republicans from overy-
where, he suddenly addressed by tall, pale
stranger, with heavy lines Of grief about his mouth
me MY pounds o. sto Sa npri ne
bombs.n
"Ahl, exclaimed Mr. Ware celebrating the great
victory. ehi No Democrats come here now"
al am q Democrat replied the stranger. and
am from Jersey
Mr.. Ware was stunned, but his surprise was short
lived. and the business came to the front.
"oh, beg PARDON he exclaimed wedding.
SUPPOSE maybe, yuurc celebrating local vic
torylS
The tan man hardly relaxed HIS features, but, In
his struggles q groan escaped him.
"To tell the TRUTH he said, al am fond OF fun,
and l expected 10 have a great deal after the cam
palgn Everybody in my county is blue and gloomy,
and I dying with the sad, sad sight In
short, l am going TO quilt crying. must
have fun. or melancholy viii kill me. The Democratic
party has not given the chance TO enjoy myself and
pleasure IS my gospel For Gods sake. give me the
fireworks so that go home and liven up the town
Wen never take such chances again. Fun first, and
Doodle campaigns aftetward Wen all vote for the
winners next time, make no mistake
went out Of the door. he shouted softly Hurrah
for Harrison and fun y
"Ths election and the campaign before IT, said
a prominent business man yesterday, has had a re
markable effect on every one For days before the
election | could do no work myself and none Of my
clerks were any better. The morning after election,
however, when / came down to my Office told every
one OF them to pitch Into work and make UP for lost
time. We all started of with a fine squirt, but we
have not been able to settle down yet and am so
bad myself that l can't find the heart to give them
all good sound rating well known lawyer,
talking Of the subject, said that he had been
thirty-six years and that during that time
he had never let an election interfere with his bust
ness This time however he said g not only
did not T., near nv Office election dav. but
scarcely went into 1t on Wednesday and Thursday"
Conductors on some of the surface have habit
Of showing their dislike TO nowsboys who annoy them,
by jamnlng their heads down into the platform rail
and holding them there just as the boys are jumping
from the car The little fellows are frequently
thrown from their feot and dragged along over the
cobblestones. In view Of the accidents which seem
unavoidable on sreet-car lines in spite OF precautions,
this brutal carelessness should be stopped.
A bright school-boy, who will not be able to vote
for Republican President before 1906 was dismayed
by tho rain yesterday. AS he turned away from the
window after breakfast with an air OF utter despair
about the projected football match, he remarked bit
terly: at is raining again. and this is Saturday
What Is the matter with the weather sharp Don't
he know that the Democrats are through with their
parades7'