New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-25

Tho prohih,ionIsts OF Fint. Mich, are about %
try the scheme of setting u2 counter a''ra0uon
=, The saloons Oh Saturday afternoon, when me
farmers and traders come into town. For THIS puf-
nose a church is to be opened and music anu ho'
coffee furnished. The peop.e OF the cnnrcn WI" %
nrssant 70 welcome visitors. Smoking VII be al
lowed and an attempt made TO give visitors al me
opportunites for enjoyment they can Hn' :"
saloon, except intoxicating liquors. Inc sa oo"-
keeners are said to be considerably alarmed al ne
prospect 81 competition
Injured Irnocence-"Bobby" said inc ,eaG y IN
Boston school, II am snTpr bsr At Vo are drswns
horrd idle pictures on your slate 49,, ,ho yo,,b
Nth ny bsUteur o. misunderstood genius Blu, YOU
are laboring under msapprehension ms ~ s9'
Zine moi poster Washington Star
The last state census shows that Rhode Island
leads al other states in the density OF pePna'o' 4
having "a inhabitants 10 ;he square mile Mas@'1
chus.tts comes second with sls to the square mile
His Way OF putting It's there one fountain S'n
better than another? -. 49,. ara
wei. no: / should say. however. that there are
good many FOUNTAIN Pens "''NN ~
Chicago Record.
csrma, emigration is chiefly OF course 20 ta's
country The volume OF it varies. II was 2 ~ n
1915 rose to 2slss I'm ISL. fell TO 1851 tn 10 Ioss
70 los Gil in 1891. and fell again TO SZV IN W.
The stream flowing TO Brazil Is much smaHer' o"'
fairly steady. averaging say LOO year lna' ~
the res, OF South and Central America Is pre'V
steadily increa sing-from ass IN 1919 70 -s' ~
1904 That IN Australia Is decreasing from l"'
In ,s75 10 225 in 1894 Despite the vast terti'on~.
holdings OF Germany In Africa, few coioh.ss ~
tbtber-one in 1875. ~ IN 1883, dhe h:gh-"a'er
marx, and 40 in 1894 From 100 10 80 year Is all
the whole OF Asia claim A. that rate "e''
many will not become mother oi hauohs'
From the Courtroom. -Judge-Rsise your han ei
IN
Judge-Not that one, ,,...
Witness-Which one?-Q.ustige Blattsr'
The only woman called madam by the Arabian 10
the Virgin Mary. They refuse that mark OF resie~
even to Fatlma the daughter OF Mahomet
JUST WHISTLE!
When times are bad and folks are sad
An gloomy day by day, -,
Jest try your best at lookin glad
An whistle 'em away!
Don't mind how troubles bristle;
Jest take Ke,s r rose own or sn'S'ie'
An whistle! whistle, whiste'
A song is worth word o signs:
When red the ghtnings Play ..
Look for the rainbow n the SKIES
An whistle 'em away!
Don't mind how troubles br'stie;
The comes with the thistle;
change
An whistle! whistle. whistle.
Each day comes with a life that's new
But still. Beneath a bend o. blue.
The world rolls on to glory!
Don't mind how troubles bris,le:
Jest take a rose or thistle
Hold your own
An change your tone
q" ATLANTA Constitution
In view OF the complicated condition OF poluc@
affairs in Europe the changes which France
making. and has decided to make. in the harbon
OF Rrest and Cherbourg are significant AT INV
latter place one OF the three ways leading 10 'ne
roadstead has been completely closed ana aho'h''
has been made much narrower. AT Briest a cover
has been erected In the roadstead. protected by TWO
jetties behind which vessels may ride a, anchor
with comparative safety. The plans originally drawn
for the Improvement of these two harbors were not
carried out In their entirety. for reasons OF ecoh'
omy. butthe Committee on Marines OF the Chamosr
OF Deputies has decided that Il IL now necessary
to complete the work along the original lines ani
make the harbors as perfect ports OF defence 40
possible. For these purposes l2Soo,o0 francs are
TO be expended. or this amount Aa000o francs VIII
be used to lengthen the western dixie OF the Cher.
bourg roadstead 80 metres. ana $4,000 francs 10
complete the works In the Bresi roadstesd. accord
ing 10 plans already approved by the Chamber OF
Deputies. When these changes are made. with those
already completed. France vii. have two more de-
fenslve ports which Will add greatly to her strength
In case OF war.
Allow was II the evening party at Alderman
X. $ came to so abrupt a conclusion?
Bob. the fact Is the electric light suddenly went
out. and the complications OF the ladies we're not
adapted to candle t-tFliegende Blatter.
1t cost $4,000 to collect $4,000 income tax now
decreed TO be unconstitutional and how much II
Will cost to get the $1,000 back into the pockets
OF It's rightful possessors is yet known 10 no
man. II Is likely to be a considerable sum- stu
further emphasizing the financial capabilities OF an
Administration which has emptiei the exche9uer
OF the Nation and kept house on borrowed money
since Its tenancy began