New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-07

oraIi suDDOSed that the DulCn Nd'di Hcio' "
Ruvter was born at Flushing in that country
put Herr Mes librarian in Bergen-op-Zoom.
now declares that De Ruyter was born there N
nroof OF his assertion Mes shows that In the reg
lister OF baptisms OF the city. under the date July
1901 the original name OF De Ruyter MchaA
Abrams Zoon" is inscribed The assertion OF the
librarian is supported by a French work from the
men of Jean Faure. which appeared IN The HagW
in i7ei.
FALL TIME.
Fall time in Georgia
Comes but onct year;
Ketch the 'possum by the tail
or ketch him by the ear.
But ketch him,
An HS 'crosi 1.-THE the gridde stretch him,
BE certain that you fetcn hiin'
For It's only onct year.
Fall time in Georgia
stump
Ketch the rabbit by the tall
or ketch him on the jump
But ketch him.
An skin hin quick. an stretch hnaS
BE certain that you fetch him.
For its ONLY onct year!
Fall time in Georgia
Hear the partridge call.
When the hound dogs bay the buck
Just ketch h:m-horns an all!
But ketch him!
o ketch him.
An on the hickory stretch him.
BE certain that you fetch him
For It's only onct year.
IF l.. ). In Atlanta Constitution
The annual bulIetin about the bone is ous
a little before the usual time this year. II. the
bone is said to be nearly all white. indicating
early SHOWS.
Sordid Motives-"Aren't you going join the
:. ;. l.. P-the Society for the Suppression Oh
'.Of course not Didn't you know that the woman
vxhn el tn. lressnaktng business.
indianapolis Journal
The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle tells
how the schoo.-chIldren OF Rochester Killed s'oM
caterpllars. inspired by the promise OF bounty
by the Genesee Valley Forestry Association.
SAYS: 80 thoroughly done the work OF gather
ing the 1ocoons that the caterplars have practi'
ca.y been extermlnated for the presen; season and
the trees OF the city have been in full and vigorous
foliage. The amount paid IN prizes this year was
1900 and the number Of cocoons destroyed was
sjcc0O0 This IL but tiiing expense for results /"
valuable and the members OF the Forestry A'socls'
ton have earned the gratitude OF the community io'
bearing the cost OF a campaign which any city
might properly and protitably make public charse
There is no way OF destroying cocoons mat wi.
compare in effectiveness with setting an army
school children In pursuit OF Them
Bessie and Harry sat under tree.
And they were as happy as happy could De-
A gentle breeze came. alack and alas.
A wonderful change in the scene came 10 pas''
And the worm found a lodgmen, In sweet besse'
hair - Ia.
What ails you cried Harry Il m sure you 'o''
oh hurry" said Bessie; be quick. oh. be quick"
NO. no. shouted Bessie. please go for '"'
--Philadelphia Record.
According to Berlin papers. the tallest man N
lima IL
be seen in the Passage Panopticum IN thar
city He is the Arabian Hassan All, VINO mas
grown to the enormous height OF nine feet WV
inches although he is only sixteen years old IL
believed that he will continue to grow for seNe'~
years. Hassan All was born near the sihah An"
mons Oasis in Egypt He has the Arabian cast y.
features but does not possess the usual grace F"
Is needless to say. of his people. Before him. 'he
same papers say the tallest man was the Cnihe"
giant Shang- Yu-Sing. but even when t"ehN-i'W
years old he a half foot or more shorter
Chance for Misunderstanding Citizen-lt Is nV;
enough that bicycles carry bells the law sno .ss
enforce regular system Of signals tha' d" w.
second Ctizenmwhat would you sugses,tY ,ut
First Ctizen-Well. | don't know exactly ossssri
might be something like this: one ring, s ssgS
still; two rings, dodge to the right three mn and and
ri run under you i've rings, turn back ha isr
spring and land behind me. and so on. You
us folks who walk are Always glad TO be acSomI ,Ss
dating. but the trouble is To find out Wmnas..tiv
fellow behind wants us to do.-tNew-lork "eeN''
THE Greensboro Ga.) Herad-JournaI a a"'.
that the Democrats OF Tennessee have on - .
hands the hardest fight they have had since w
days OF Brownlow. East Tennessee Is hopeiess"
Republican. II says. and in the central ana We" w.
ern part OF the State there Is widespread dls''
faction with the Democracy. Ii declares, moreo'.'
that the South cannot be kept solid much lo"s
The Republican party in Louisiana, IL a""', =,
probably in the majority, and has on'y pee'' nv.
down since Warmoths time by the dreaded ""
Leagues Whitecappers and other secret orsA"
tons, with which the planters have been III al" 49,
sympathy, and which. without their support - -,
not have existence. Now that the rich. ihiiue"
planter class have changed allegiance anu -.
their lot with the Republicans. the white be"e IN
and similar organizations heretofore so potent ,.,
cease to exist and In their stead Republican p
cal clubs will be formed. headed by whites VI w.,
have heretofore resisted the Republican p" -.
who will organize he negroes. carry them ~.
polls, see that they cast their votes ana '"" ~
same are counted as cast. which VIII mes" -
utter overthrow Of the Democratic party u"
ana and break the Solid South.
Difference, hear" said the clam 'n"'
are going In for Christian Socialism 49,. ovsto,
1T Is church socialism that expect 10 "s"
lINhi poli