New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-04
THE TALK or THE DAY.

committee OF wel-known citizens Of Washing
ton has been appointed TO arrange for n celebration
Of the centennial anniversary Of Washington. in
1900 The com nlttee will call upon the President
of the United States in a body invite his attention
to the coming anniversary and suggest that In his
annual message to Congress he call the attention
Of that boiy TO this matter with the view Of secur
ing the cooperation OF the general Government
with the local government to make the observance
OF the centennial worthy of the historic importance
OF the event celebrated
Ncghborly Commentaries Rube-I hear that
city farmer that bought 81 Browns farm 10 play
with braggin hat his taters cost him quarter
apiece TO rai Use H., :,
proud Of bein' a dern ol?-(Indanapolis journal
.orho other day" SAYS The Ncw-Orleans States"
ian Alabama mob lynched the wrong man and they
deeply regret It, They might do as Texas mob
once did They hanged man for stealing a mustang
and shortly afterward learned that he was lnno-
cent After debating the question they decided that
the captain should call on the widow and apologize.
Riding up TO the fence ne called her TO the door
and explained the mistake that had been made
closing thus: Madam the Jokes on us "
Grace who lives I'm Tioga Is barely five years
old She was In the front yard the other day when
two OF her small admirers climbed over the renee
Che recognized her duties as Il hostess. but the
end OF n stick Of lemon candy remaining In her
hand was too small to be divided Tommy was
in the lead; he IL chubby youngster. with an
Unsuitable longing for pie. His chum wears .onS
clrs and is fonder OF fairy stories than anything
els, Grace WAS aware OF their limitations W men
Tommy ran up she proffered the eagerly accepted
candy 10 him. Then che turned 10 ms ciluH WIN 4
radiant smile; But III diV you Use 'f"'''"e'-
phia Record
".Jlm' Fennessy. the well-known theatrical man."
so,s THE Cincinnati Enquirer "is an ardent
over OF fishing and the lake on his Kentucky farm
il well stocked with bass and other game fish. Re-
Gently he discovered stranger fishing in the lake.
lin didn't know 1t. but the stranger had been
fishing all day and had caught nothing.
Are you aware that this lake IL private. and
that YOU are not permitted 10 eaten nsn III IL
asked Colonel Fennessy.
I'm not catching your hsh, sall the stranger
I'm feeding EN-
II was "A sample Of innate pOllteness that ticklel
a crowded strcetcar-load OF passengers. He was a
big good-natured son of Erin. going from his day :
crowded car She elbowed her way in the crowded
street crossing respondent In her own beauty and
u.re industrious,v pretending TO read the paper
and she beside the big workingman when she
'Irs sorry / ON num- that hey safe I
can xii up and give yez but all the Imply ones
wore took whin got aboord
She blushlngy assured him that she was just as
much Obliged. and then smiled at him when three
men suddenly discovered her presence and insisted
on her having seat.-(Detroit Free Press.
Bright red spectacles. accompanied by internal
doses OF cnlomel are the latest German specific
for seasickness The theory IL that seaslckness Is
due to lack Of blood IN the brain, white the innu-
ence OF the red color OF the glasses sends blood
the brain with rush. The theory IL rose-colorcd
whether viewed through red glasses or otherwise
but perhaps The caome may have as large part
in the cure the spectacles
Dramatic wright believe n good deal Of
human interest could be put in play with the
scenes lsd n Pswn INC 'r,srs,, IN r.ur,nc,
something absolutely Observation-Disclosures En-
Qulrsr.