New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-28
THE Talk HF THE DlY.

The American Commercill Traveller for October
Is a MckMiey number Such an incident II one o!
the mos; significant features OF ihe campaign. Or
dina..!y The Commercial Traveller could not win
proprety take sdes in a political campaign bui the
commercial travellers Of which it is the official
orEan are 80 nearly 4 unit for Mckinley ina; the
paper L. l,nr service 10 It's constituents by coming
on; for him The issue il unusually Interesting. and
contains many articles showing that the election OF
Mckinley means the business salvation OF the coun-
ny.
TIE Small Boys View-Mr. Figg-I see that
pr.s: I'm -, Louis made the members OF his consre-
"a ,on deposit all their motto buttons on the altar
before ne would 90 on with the service. ,,uo,,,or
TOMMY guess he was maxim 4 co!ectioh-
Indianapolis Journal ...,
\ long-whisk red Popullst admirins new
sty.o Of folding bed exhibition the other day In
front OF 4 Western furniture store md placarded
"1'hc New Bryan Folding Bed" on the appear
ancc or the furniture man the Popullst remarked:
.'Thcts a pcrty nice kind OF "A rurp-uD be-lsiid an
It's got a good name But kin YOU tell me why
il was named after Bryan" Because" SAID Tho
merchant, ITS so safe-no danger OF it ever
shutting up"
Dun-Wiil Il be convenient Tor YOU TO pay that little
| paid you might hoard the money. ana everybody
say; thai we need more money in circulation: Oh the
on the whole, think it best not 10 encourage hoard
bnnrif the money ISM, paid / shall have to resort
Ga2"rherc. now you become brutal. And this IL
all the thanks get Tor trying 10 look out for your
n;eres.s.-(Boston Transcript
Professor Acauoy OK Ioyien. has published an ac-
coun; o. the five Little books recently discovered in
A c.urch tower in Boskoop. South Holland They
are religious books which were In secret use at the
hagcpreeken. or odgepreachings. at the time OF
the Spanish persecution. and they must have lain
concealed in tho tower OF Boskoop for over three
hundred years or one OF them 'Sommse Psanen
rndc andere Ghosangen die men in die Chrsten
Ghoneyn,e in desc Nederlanden IS gebruyckende
c'some Palms and Hymns in use in this Christian
community in these Neherards'o, the existence was
not known or even guessed at hitherto.
Modern Faciilties."The age OF chivalry Is en-
Il don; know abou, that" the young man an
Men can't engage in dues 10 settle affairs of the
heart" ..,, u,..., ,.,.,,u ,.,."
washington Star.
Another centenarian who intends to vote for Nc
Klnlcy is Joseph King OF Lansingburg. y. y. He
was lol years old last May. and he has been a DEM
ocrat until about ten years ago. After walking
from his home the other day TO the place OF reg
istraticn he went 10 a photograph gallery and sat
for his picture copy OF which he will send to
Major Mckinley.
classification Wanted. Sir" said the gentleman
with the distinguished air. II am "a poet.
Yes" responded the gentleman with the chin
whiskers "Campaign dialect or magazine -
indianapolis Journal.
It il never dull In Western Maryland One OF the
livelest snake seasons on record has just closed,
and a brilliant hawk season is beginning. Says
correspondent Of "The Baltimore Sun: Farmers
from the lower section OF AlleSany County report
the massage In n .outhwesterly direction OF flock
of hawks that was two miles wide ana was fully
three hours In crossing the valley. The sun was
obscured for a while by the moving black cloud.
aotis
birds Hred into the flock and brought down six.
They were found 20 belong to the bird. and not
chlcken-hawk species
Faiher-Laura | want you 10 choose clever hus-
band-your mother. I'm sorry TO say, had her eye
onyion money.-(Fliegende Bhtter
The Maryland Historical Society OF tho Methodist
Episcopal Church will on November % unveil
bronze tablet the site OF the Lovely Lane Meet
ing House. In Baltimore. the foundation OF which
was lad by Francis Asbury in INA. 1t was in the
Lovely Lane Meeting House that the Methodist So
cietes In the United States organized into the
Methodist Episcopal Church. in December. 1854.
A Blind Expert-"rhe preacher at church this
morning was very y9uns mani was , he nSi
lrtey nothing In his voice that would have Indicated
t. to me How delicate the sense of hearing becomes
Il didn't judge him by my of hearing. took
taken II from Revelation 2(Chicaso Tribune.
Women in Utah under the new State Constitu-
ton are entitled to vote. and the number OF women
registered this year is greater than the number OF
men who voted last year.
Not to BE Overreached.-"Yo want as much for
this thermometer" said the woman who had
rived before the store opened as to be the first
At the bargain counter. 'as you did for those you
showed last August"
"Of COURSE" the salesman answered. ITS the
same thermometer
mo. II isn't There ought TO be reduction In
the price. Those others had nearly twice as much
mercury them these have."-(WashngtOn
Star