New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-14
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

The long -talked-of project of railroad connect
ing North and South America is being revive l.
The negotiations between Mexico and Guatemala
which were interrupted two years ago by the
strained diplomatic relations OF the two countries
have been resumed and Mexico has just appointed
q commission TO act with a similar commission 10
ha anponted by Guatemala. 1t will be the duty Of
tho ioint commission to select feasible route for
the proposed road.
II know" said little Johnny. siding up to the
nreachcr while dinner was being prepared why
the wicked folks is hs only Geed the
good man II glad to hear that yon know TINS
Piled little Johnny !hs good people sader always gifts it
II Is expected that 1000 Waldenses from the Al
nine valleys will arrive in Tennessee this spring to
io,n the colony of $50 that established Itself near
Morganton In 1898. The first colony that came to
this country settled In Burke County n c. In 1893
Under the leadership Of Dr. Teoflo Gal and the
Ray C. A. Tron the coonists pun released several
thousand acres Of land and obtained period OF
twenty years in which to pay for 1t. Since then
they have succeeded far beyond their expectations
and lave negotiated for 10000 acres Just across In
Tennessee. which will be filed by the newcomers
They have also secured options on many thousands
Of acres OF contiguous mountain lands which Will be
nurcba ,ed in case the immigration warrants IT,
Valdese is the principal town OF the Wadenses In
the Tennessee mountains. and is ten miles from
Morganton.
severe.-"As a Lenten penance." said the spir-
,tuai director. II recommend that you scrub the
stems OF the church edifce."
How lovely said to herself the frivolous lady
OF high social standing
newspaper shall be notified
The light OF high resolve faded from the beautiful
brow leaving the lady in drear. gray mood.-(Cn-
cinnau Enquirer
A Kentucky man has named his children az fol-
lows; The Oldest Daniel Propheser lancaster
Bustersauire Hobbob Bush; the second. Charles
William Henry Harrison Dalton Houston Austin
Bush and the youngest. John Cornelius Edward
Vanderbilt Bush
THE Marine Journal OF the first to
mand OF Congressman Philip r. Low. consequently
we feel authorized and competent to advise oh
associates and we say to them in all candor: Get
together men. withdraw your accusations. reswear
your allegiance to each other, the State and the
da n,s attempt to breed insubordination are him
or shoot him on the spot!-(Marine Journal
II Is quite the fashion with enterprislng papers
and magazines nowadays to make the occurren "a
OF anniversary or other occasion the pretext for
Issuing special edition which is cyclopaedia of
history In certain line, OF science politics or trade
The on Paint and Drug Reporter" which was
established a quarter Of a century ago and which
has since absorbed half dozen other publications
devoted to the same interests has just issued an
Anniversary Supplement" OF this character. II
contains great variety OF matter which dealers In
oils paints and chemicals will be glad to preserve
for future referei @e.
MISUNDERSTANDING In II second ella -
carriage gentleman had little misunderstand-
Ing with lady the only occupant OF the compart-
ment besides himself with reference to the open
ing OF a window.
"You don't appear to know the difference be-
tween the second and third class" said the lady
outtingly
''Oh, madam" replied he Il am an old railway
traveller. know the class distinction. In the first
class the passengers behave rudely TO the guards;
In the third the guards behave rudey 10 the pas
sengers: In the second"-with bow 10 his fellow
other. -(Tit- Bits.