New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
THE TALK or THE DAY.

The Baltimore
| Catholic priest Of the Baltimore Archdiocese as
| .uou.s. "yvhen Monsgnor Satolli first came TO
Ar,erca "a the Papal Tegate he ranged hlmseil
most decidedly with the liberal wing OF tho 'nurch
with the element represented by cardinal ''ipoon7
and Bishop Keane. He has gone compie'eE o''"
on that attitude. has turned his back on 'ho9e
whom he called his friends then and has since
s,ded most emphaticay with the narrow wing
with the party which believes that cardinal Hio-
bons and Bishop Keane are doing TOO inueh ~
Americarze the Church In this country "h''"e.
he really held the liberal ideas which ne piolesSeu
70 hold In the beginning and has since altered MS
opnon or whether he was simply diplomatic IN
his utterances and acts at first and Is now snow
ing his true colors is a puzzling question.
u,nnv Edltor.-It Is our deliberate opinion
that Mr. IT, b. QUITS has a bigger heart, and that
the milk OF human kindness enters more ais tc
into his makeup than any other man on Ine l.e
Of Inc earth lie has shown this editor repeated
| S1vors and does not seem tire in welldong.
~, last Tuesday he came to town. and called at
orr home in Poverty Row and left whole lot or
sparerns Iu Of sweet potatoes such favors
are told afford pleasure to the giver while We
and contcntment to the recipient ana pun MN w., ~
good humOr with all mankind ms aisr mr.
QUITS of our most distinguished 'o''''''
Mccormick 6. c. Times
George Wombwell who used to be a famous
english Snowman now makes precarious living
by playing cornet before the public houses oil
Lcrdon.
81 want to see the lady Of the house" said the
wandering gentleman.
Indeed? You look perfectly happy and nde-
pendent that hope YOU Will exG Ii ,o me- "N"E
\ correspondent complains in THE Toronto
Globe of the tardy development Of electric power
on the Canadian side of Niagara Falls lie con-
trasts the peaceful and pastoral aspect Of the
Canadian frontier with tho rapidly erjwine indus
trial settlements the American line. and asserts
that Il il time for Canadian officials to treat the
possibilities Of the Niagara frontier from some
thing besides the park point of view.
John Campbell tells a story about The cross cross
She was an Amazonian person. Her husband 90
vously the weaker vessel. sat sheepishly listening
ra M turgently. and She said angrily: You
h hssa THE The lawyer SAID Madam. have
the slightest desire to catch you, ana your nus
band looks as If he was sorry ne ala. The Green
Bag
.The good people OF Michigan" says THE De-
troit Journal" have given the lifc-mprsonment
uenaltv for intentional murder fair test. IT has
failed to prove its efficacy deterrent and Is
wofulIy impotent 10 protect society. bill Will
be presented the Legislature again this session
providing for the restoration of capital punish
ment. 1t will be antagonized by the opponents Of
rctributive Justice and we shall hear repeated the
sentimental arguments which have hitherto de-
foatcd the passage of like measures.
Western Land Agent wish to withdraw my
big advertisements of city lots for sale In River
Tewsuaner Editor-Eh? What's the matter?
Don't you consider my paper good advertising
"Oh. yes. the paper is all right; but don't care
to attract attention 10 those lots for while now
We arc nearing the season OF the year when that
We@kly ~ ''''
4 machine which will magnify odors just as
mcrophone does sound. IL said to have been In
vented by a Blnghamton On. " genius the story
is rather Munchausenish but If it be true. the
inventor has evidently made a mistake what the
general public wants Is machine that will seize
an able bodied smell like that OF Limburger
cheese and instantly reduce 1t TO zero. Perhaps
the Binghamton mans device Will do this already
II il he run backward. Why not try the expert
ment?
Down in Ohio the other day: not very far from
station 10 ride inland few miles. The driver. who
carried the mail for Uncle Sam. was disposed TO
You don't live round here. ! s'pose?' he
marked inierrogatvely .,.u, ,ro., ,,,,.o..
pretty big place. ant IT, he continued.
Yes It's D large sy sea son on there mos,
of the time. amt there he asked | nodded
Wei we amt so darned slow down here he
added Had dance in the Hins S Ridge schoSl,
Tuesday Chicago Times Herald
Informed the officials OF the National Council
OF the Evangelical Free Church. which Will soon
meet In London for its annual meeting that he is
sure the clergy and aity OF the Church of England
in the Diocese Of London will be glad assist In
entertaining OF the delegates to the Council.
and that he expects to have the pleasure Of acting
as host to some such in his Fulham Palace home.
The election OF BILLY" Mason will add another
competent shorthand reporter TO the membership
OF the United States Senate. Several years ago he
was considered one of the best In the country.
Judge Withrow, OF the Rock Island Railroad, used
to say that frst-cass stenographer was spoiled
when Mason went into politics. II is not generally
known that Senator Chandler, OF New Hampshire.
Is also a proficient stenographer. like Repres, nta-
tive HIT OF Illinois Both OF them have been pro-
tenn in making notes during debates. committee
meetings etc Although he has not had active
practice for twenty -five thirty years, Mr.. Chan
dler Is able to make and transcribe his notes ss
rapidly as when no was young man In daily
practice reporter for the Supreme Court "
Na,,,-I Han, hira- -u'hi