New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24
"YOu needn't open
Your mouth so wide,"
The dentist remarked;
Il shall stand outside
-(Detr0lt Free Press.

-(DerOft Free Press.
The small island near the Indiana bank of the Ohio
River opposite the cement factories Of Louisville, was
visited few DAYS ago by number OF people IN search
of treasures supposed to have buried there by the
Jesuts at the beginning of the present century IL Is
needless to say that the search was in VAIN Accord
ing TO local tradition, the boat carrying body OF
Jesuits from New-MeXco TO Pittsburg' III the early
years Of the century, wrecked near the island men
TONED above The priests succeeded with great difi-
clty in saving tho chests containing their GOA ana
silver As was believed 10 be dangerous to attempt
10 carry the money IN the open country tho latnes
decided TO bury the chests on the islahd' Ihey ope'
proceeded on their way. so faF the trau''lou WINCH
readily believed by the cruous people OF the neigh
honhood wbv the Jesuts never returned to dig up
,hl ,n t.asncs the tradition does not attempt To
explain.
The strange fondness Of Newport for foreigners y
snSnarIv eXcmpided by the way they treat the ON
GERS of foreign Ships contIased Win tne,r III thr
ons 70 Hmerican officers. When an English or otber
Snrgn shlpowar comes here, there IS trehehuVuss
HnttSr among the swell girls. Dinners dances anu
nicnics are arranged for the officers the women WIZ ~
heir finest frochs and most superb jewels 20 tn no
Casino dances and the officers are simply overwhsnhcc
with attentions. But the whole White sqnadron mas
hen herr for some days. and it has not caused muen
gTtter The Army and Navy people are decdediy not
in H. as rule and the extraordinary spectacle PIT Pr
MD ~ ~ large contingent Of available men, mghly
Sucated trained to society, and In toe most brilliant o.
rather below par at place where men are
M premium the people here to whom the Ameri
con Tayy is but name, have general dea tnat a
aai o,icer,s pay is about much as chimney sweep
! n@rns And indeed In the eyes OF the rch peopIe,
cncb ne they are at Newport, II Is but niue more
amonS foreign officers there cadets OF great Ian-
! It's and stars and decorations, and girl runs
cbance even OF picking up a title The american ON
GERS though enjoy none Of these potenuahueS-'hsVon
Evening Transcript
The committee appointed by the alumni OF Hamilton
College to nominate candidate for the presidency Will
| send in their report on September 3. Among the
strongest candidates mentioned for the place Is the
Rev Dr. Knox OF the class OF 1856. Dr. Knox Is
president of the German Theological Seminary OF the
PRESBYTERIAN Church, at Newark, ~ j., and Is held dc
servedly in high esteem by members OF his denomna
lion. lie belongs also TO family which has AWAY
becn interested in the of the college. Ills
father. John Jay Knox, a trustee OF the conegs
for mony wears and his brothers, John Jay KNOX, o
tbs city. and Henry NJ. Knox. OF Minneapolis an
among its we'll known alumni. Dr. Knox Is well quai
idod 10 hold the place of president
Here Is an effective bit of dialogue from Inc roe
| D,AngleterTc, the new story by the author OF ma
| demofselle Ike SIR Walter asked Belinda Why uIey
| travelled She ready with reason, says IL ,n Un'
sIways STAYS at home one gets narrow minded" TheI
ar Waiter: Yes, but Il Is very comlorlaDe W., mst
! WAS the answer.-lBOston Transcript