New-York tribune., 1898-11-23


THE T4Lh or THE U4l.
The "Inc@rne Nmerland" thus describes th-
l-tary of the peasant laborers OF that region. no
lack OF abundance OF variety appearing in the rus
tic menu: Al I o'clock In The morning the LAHORE:
arises and takes irst glass ~ schnapps or win"
with egg. and bacon al De has the first breakfast
of bread butter milk. coffee. and something 10 90
with g. sometimes soup at comes the znuni
bread cherse. cider coff~e: al 10 Il second
znuni cider and bread. Between T. and he eats
his dinner consisting OF soup two kinds of N~ge-
tables meat somctmrs OF two kinds. cider 'ud
bread. az :: he has milk and coffee win bread ana
hutt.r: a: D. what ne calls 'z'finfe, - o'clock tea
of cider and bread: 1T supper Of coffee or soup.
=, setabl-s and usually meat. Between meals ne
takes an occasional glass OF schnapps or beer or d"
cup OF black coffee. The wolf hunger being thus
kept at bay with a diligence and vigilance which II
would be- hard 10 exceed.
Fr!.nd-so yours case Of love at first
''SSinT,s Getthere-Yes indeed. | fell desperately in
love win nv dear husband the moment set eyes
mon Kim + remember Fl as distinctly ~ II il were
~ Long f,ranch when suddenly papa stopped. and
pointing him out said "Ihrle my % %ut@,. y " ma"
worth Ten millions. New ! oih N'eN''
Al reunion Of "Mo,by's men. held recently a.,
Manassas. Va farmer told about the cap'"rt 90
General Stoughton at Fairfax Court House. with
urrd the first line OF pickeis. and carried 'h'm
along 70 the second making them and the pl'kr'S
Of the third line his prisoners lie had more priS-
ouers than his twelve men could guard. Alone"
Mo.by pro- ceeded 10 the house In when "en'I.n
Stoughiou lay asleep The guard al the door WAS
captured and disnrmed and Obliged TO guide me
Confederate general 10 the room OF General Slough
ton The general WIS impatient when he was
nudp.d and called with some bad Language h~
ordered his disturber to leave him ana mot dis
furD him again. Did YOU eyer hear of Mos"N
II. asked General Stoughton. This had "A starting
effect upon General StOughton. "llaNe yon caught
the damned rascal" he asked, turning over In bed
"No" said Mosoy and you are my prisoner Ana
with that General Stouehton WAS requested to rise
and dress himself He scarcely convinced yer
that h. had been captured. and could not believe
that his pickets were prisoners Ike hiHS't' ana
mat his personal guard was overcome Ike the
others but pistol presented al his mead convinced
him that argument WAS not what WAS needed tn"n,
that he had better dress and travel with the
guerrilla" and trust to luck TO get away with
his twelve men Mosny brought away all the pick
cts and turned the general and the others over TO
the rebel authorities at Gordonsville
An Interesting example of me inuence Of ne lifs
about them is IN the play OF "Trby. The plot -
from the American play, ana many pdSSasrS ar
.,tmnsf Identical The local color ana "haractct.
no." Yiddis% terms as the Language. Trilby nam
easily hecomes THY Iaty Is fstr @ @,,"i'i'ro , ni,r
Hartmann and tho racial distinction Of which l)u
Maurier made much Is ptriorcr IsnoFrd Ih,
Svrneali Is Little Bees uncle. Vet IN" perma
ncnce of stage tradition crops out IN ms nose Np'
content with what nature had laVishrd on hIlii he
buIlt il q story TWO higher on the hliHr 'liai-
pers FOR December.
Tho deepest SHAFT in colorado is tha' Of the
Cevser Nine at silver Gin. which p"netrates the
rock 10 q drp.n OF 100 feet But even thdt l. a
shallow punctuie beside the one which goes down
T..te ain
tive and productive. In that wonderful treasure
house from which more than five hundred millions
I'm value nave been taken out the new explorations
are expected To reach a depth OF 600" feet. The
siy-r Clin hole. however. i- long one, and Colo
RADIO has every reason 20 point down it with pride
4 D.y on.-Mrs Out-or-Town 60 near neighbou
such trouble a. W had to-day. IN nearly dead.
Nrahbor- Mercy. WHAT'S happ.ncdr
My husbands ma,ch & stopped last might
SO neither could We. II never stopprd before.
and ,,e didn't know II Was stopped ths morning.
/ -, th~ clock 10y H. and thai was wrong. ANA M
husband missed the train 10 the city ana the chill
dren were late 10 school. ,,,,.
Oh Eu haven't told YOU. Nou see. my, hu--
band aficr missing hls regular train concluded 10
take a day on and mend all the furniture.
"yss He's got everything In the house apart
e" Wrtkly. aS" ~ '"''
The Worcester Gazette" thinks that e. may
some day become. necessary 10 tcens" soda fOun-
tains II what the physicians say is true IN regard
10 certain faNorite cOncOctlOns which have a. their
basis 80 attraction certain per cent or drugs
which are capable Of forming habits AZ hard TO
break a. is the alcohol habit. and even harder
"she told me she would not marry the best man
/ In the world
What lid you "a!
''l told her thai didn't mpuen my eligibility
-(Detioii Free Press
How are YOU getting along asked woman
one dav on mec. ing her former washerWoman.
oh mem. rs turribe inanshul disihress me
an the childrcs in"
Why what is it-arc you out of employ mentT"
no mem. work ssn fair state O. stlddiness.
an' not IA cent do owe. but It's lashius % trouble
I'VE GOT
Are YOU not paid promptly
AS prompt a- the day cOoms round
What is your financial distress. them
We'll mem" On a burst ~ horror. what's
KILN me t. earn S. the week an pay g for me
board an only God knows how do it,
Mr. - Rourke They say the McFaddcns l. put
lin ON pilcs OF airs lately.
Mrs Nolau-Yis they arc eittn' INTO high 90
cietv Their hoy Mike has been hirod bs wan OF
them golfers for a caddy.-lChcsgo News.