New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-15
THE TALK or THE DAY.
Since the little dear. oh.
Bold HobsOn did attack.
He's become the hero
OF the m srry smack

-tCIeveland Plain Dealer
Aswan who died the other day in Honolulu. was
FOR many years an influential member Of the chi
nese colony in that city and pioneer in the rice
business.
An old Welsh preacher in his eichtieth year
who was an nveterate smoker was one das W,'
ing with his servant also no'eu io' '''e ''"''
Suddenly the trap overturned WIN ny NJ ~, Ou ,n,n
undcrneath the groom having succeedeo III Ju'P
ins on to the hedge. -, , .as ,or-
crowd Of men. by whom inc oa ma ma nroce~dod
To- raise the cepsized vehicle BELIEVING mat the 90
"'T Th.y had rails one side of the trap when ne
thrust his head from beneath and addressed MS
s' dGeorro. lave you got nght."-CAnswers.
rho xo,,o,sI Association Of Mexican War Vet
Grams Will hold it's fourth annual reunion III i'ou'S
VILE Ky. on september 81.
summer Reflection Its hard , TO se, On ' tsr
what to do" said the man VINO Was s'u'is v" Wv
back porch in his shirt sleeves A .,.h hruilan,
yet ought to get STAR win SuS' r,nnrkcl
nrosnncts oueunR up all over the wOrlu. I''1" NJ
The Il, xt-door nelehbor. who was mend'hg "o'
u. I'VE Hut surprising had gone to the kloniike
I'd he 50 Tar away now that couldn't go ana mep
develop cuba. And II 60 TO ,S Spno opens up
There no U.s. q trying to DENY Il. TINS J. '"''
Nnd th.n be tilted his chair back agains the wall
and went to sleep washington star
Tn DEUM LArDAMIs.
Lord IN his our triumph hour.
Let n. own Thy sovereign power
Not to Us the praise belongs
I'ufo Thee the Nictors songs.
Thine the arm that struck the blow:
Thine the conquest OF our zoe
80 today raise 10 Thee
HYMNS % thanks on land and sea.
Sow that cannon roar no moro.
NOw that clash Of arms ia Ger.
On orr lips Thy praises swell.
In our hearts Thy Name shall dwell.
In Thy hands the Issue lay.
Thou hast led us all the way.
Teen shall al the honor be,
God OF Battles. unto Thee
The Savage Bachelor The Dearest Gir-What
makes you old bachelors say such horrid Things!
'rhe Savage Bachclor-No. W. only say what the
married men think cincinnati Enquirer
J. p swords Of Hartford formerly United states
Consul az Sague 10 Grande. Cube. Is quoted by
'Tho Hartford COurant" saying that. next 10
the German. English and American residents OK the
island the old Spanish commercial people are the
best ,ltz,us These no expects 20 welcome the
coming Of tho United States. These people are
merchants and shippers. ard in many Instances the
bankers Of the planters. They advance money on
tho crous a. about III per cent month Many of
them send their children TO the United States 70 be
educated ana their sympa'hics are strongly with
his country their dealings with which have always
been most satisfactory on tho south coast Of
cuba Is the Isa Do Pinos. the Isle 81 Pines. which
has figured frequently IN the dispatches during the
war This Mr. Swords expects TO become a great
winter resort for tho ollthy people Of this cOun-
try But 1t Is now dirty place. and its natural
advantages are almost destroyed Speaking OF the
dtrtlness Of CUBA generally. Mr.. Swords said that
the first Governor OF tho island ought 20 be Colonel
Waring so that the whole place should get com
yeie cleaning up.