New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

THE TALK Of THE DAY.
Senator Frye is OF the anglers who nsh NOT
merely for the sake Of fishing but for the purpose OK
catching FISH Therefore saws 1.-The Auburn Ne)
Gazette he whets the appetite Of the greedy trout
with free lunch when they do not readily take tho
fly. Selecting one or two favorable spots. the eeh-
ator lays ont liberal supply OF chopped chub meat
and other delcacies and his unsuspecting victims
hang the lunch counter. longing for more. tn
he comes along with his flies and takes them H.
Did Very well-Friend- the hanging COM
Arist~Eh VIA I haven't sent any picture
NY picture. a Foggy Morning. WAS to be seh Dus
the stupid man made mistake
AN old frame with a piece Of spoiled canvas in
Well ihey took i, ANYHOW: Yon know It's an
lmprcSscnst exh.biuon.-lN""-forH Weekly
white husbands are fashionable Just at present
nmong the Indian maiiens in Washington state. and
the noble rel man l. the woI, kind Of wall HOVER
much to his disgust. In one camp on the Grand
Ronde River there are seventeen manageable In
dian girls and they all want white men for husbands
and shun their would be lovers in the camp the
father OF Of the girls makes open offer OF zoo
head OF good horses TO the young white man who
will marry his daughter. The old Indian says. how
ever that he will not accept any kind OF a hood
um' for n sonin-law the man must be OF good
character and address, and able TO give his India9
bride a good home
We boys nd run, an romp an play
From early morn l,, M I,, T,o doe ar an, snn
'C;ptIn' Jim.
lie wuz Grippe from his birth.
l i mother noI ~ wuE the Widder Flynn.
Who hadn't nary chick nor KIN
Cepdn' Jim.
she lived by takn' wnshin' in.
The widder's face was sharp an tnins
Hard work had left It's creases there,
An no thought her sweet ner fair
Cepiin' jim.
one day We went below the MILL
Where shadder, fell so cool an still
A-hshIn' thar for perch an trout
An no knew We were about
'Cepin' Jim.
When some one an raised the sluice
An turned the rush o water loose,
While everything began 10 go,
An we're all down thar below
'Cepdn' Jim.
lie got a pole. an limp,d aroun';
An pred the gate back 10 the sroun'-
i"'" SPIN We used ter gather by
A leetle grave whore grass grew high
All. ceptin Jim.
-(fewis X. Clement, In Minneapolis Tribune.
NJ lola. in writing his latest novel. which tool
him fifteen months. is said 10 have hled 1883 sheets
Of paper. Thercupon Figaro" improves the occasion
with some further statistics. such as thar NJ Ioa
used 900 eoose-quills. of which 225 had white and
the remainder yellow beaks. except for the last chap
ter which he wrote with steel nib. 80 as 10 ~
morc forcibe that he consumed five and onefontn
pntS OF black ink and half pint OF red t"hlch IN
spires him when his Imagination iausl. and that no
was twice compelled to his blottng pad on ac-
count OF accidents with the nkstand with other do
tails Of similar importance. As to the novel i'sef'
concludes another sprightly contemporary, I'VE sAy
nothing. That Is Of no Importance
In one respect a, least Quito the capital Of Ecuador
10th 1S' the no ThTs and southern hsmsphere
nctcn claimed by no other place OF importance os
o,clock wear round. forget 10 WIND yoiir
watch while Won visiting the Ecuadorian eapita.
but you need not hunt mp Itgnlator-set when uis
sUn rises or sets and YOU will be 10 be right
Rtading Telegram
| Georgia society Is at odds to the proprety Of
hoisrc the stars and stripes on the Fourth OF july
A letter from Atlanta says that the head Of the
National order OF Daughters OF the Revolution has
sent out the suggestion that every member OF the
orsr shonld display the flag upon her home on tho
! Nations birthday. The members OF the branch 70
Gently organized here, with few exceptions VIII heed
| the suggestion, but it will not be needed In some
other towns. Those opposed TO the proposition arc
nrofse In word loyalty 10 the Union emblem but, rs
ono OF them said some way or other. Repuohcanism
waves with the Rational flag
Wade Hampton never smoked cigars in rational
way like the rest OF mankind Instead, he took mo
cigars as he bought them and crushed them to powder
between the palms Of his hands and made Use OF ~
| fragments as the old regime use snuff: The coarse
bits thrown away and IN the Military oo9 ahs..
was always pile of cigar shavings on the hoor ossas
hs chair The finest cigars IN the market We're uonS
too good to be treated this way, and more than ono
genuine cigar smoker has been moved 10 eNpostula.
t,on ms he has seen Hampton dispose OF a fine wee1
| IN such an uncerernonous way.-lkate Fields WASH
| ington
An experimental voyage, which, though Its man
object is commercial, is not without interest OF moro
general kind says Science is about TO be undertaken
| by Captain Gray OF Peterhead the we'll known Arcuo
| whaler. Captain Gray is OF opinion that the va"e
| OF the Antarctic Seas whaling ground has nevS
been properly tested and he has. according TO ~
Proceedings OF the Royal Geographical society," sue
ceeded in raising the capital necessary for prosecuting
| an experimental voyage with couple OF vessels vi
some 400 or 500 tons register, propelled by auNhhry
engines OF seventy eighty horse power noLiina!
| 4 statement Issued by Captain Gray and his bro,h~
contains numerous extracts from the literature Oh inc
Antarctic regions, evidence that there Is reason
able prospect Of developing new and Important nsa'
| Ing industry In the Southern Seas.
| The tyrotoxicon that lies
| Within the icecream dish,
| Though dreadful, never modine(
| The summer maidon's wish. -
-lwasington at1t