New-York tribune., 1898-11-28
THE T1LK or THE Day.

Kansas city grain merchants have made many
complaints OF late about shortages In the shipments
OF wheat 10 that city. and a committee of the
Kansas city Grain Dealers Association was ap-
pointed 10 investigate the matter. 1t has been
found that 2Ga per cent OF tho cars In use for the
shipmeut Of cereals unfit for that purpose some
Of them having leaks through which many BUSH
lis ~ grain are lost between the initial point ot
shipment aud the Kansas CITY elevators. Many
cars had also been bored into by thieves In the
freight yards and tapped
Forged The Partisan populace surged forward
yes" cried The orator. vch'nouiiy TN i'Jttrs
are forged upon Drcyfus. mover TO he struck on
But as luck would have L.. he spoke in French.
ana the bulk of the dcgencrate- did not grasp the
double entcndre until Il was TOO late IN the day 10
have a crisis -,iDotroit Journa-
There are some togates stin in Philadelphia.
which leads "rhe Telegraph' Of that city. to say:
Even in the wilds Of the huc grass region or
Kentucky there has been revolt against this sur
vlval Of frontier days. and 80 determined are the
Kentuckians To- be rid Of the turnpike nuisance
that they have rcsorted to the torch and the shot
gun. In the good old Kentucky fashion. But the
people of Philadelphia large have been 80 utterly
lacking I'm spirit that they have submitted 70 The
exactions Of the turnpike companies until they
have become an ahominahle nuisance and bar to
the progress Of the city.
Mrs Fatpurse-You paint pictures TO order. don't
Nre Tatnursr VOL ! want landscape. with
5 @i G Ghsssanis T Ha and sate % and sheep ard .ss
and So on. YOU know. and put lake ana an OCEAN
+" have plenty Of nsh swimming around because
It's for the dining room -t3osion Globe.
oddly enough says an American IN Honolulu,
eft is the half-caste ana the native women married
70 white men who feIr most profoundly the effects
of annexation They are afraid that the color line.
never before drawn in Hawaiian society. Will speed
ny be marked with no uncertain symbol When a
lusky court was the apex of society, ana men now
leaders In republican simplicity disputed for prece-
donce there could hc question Of color n there
had bcen tho white would have been Disseminated
apainst Later tho intermarraees were sufficient
protection only last night. IN ilonouu's SWEETEST
restaurant. | saw the former Postmaster-'ieneral
~ Hawaii and his wife and daughters sitting ut
~. next table io three chinese. apparently pros
porous but obviously not hisn class. There were
k.uakas American soldiers. pretty girls with light
colored skins anI traces OF Chinese origin about
the eyes AMI . kanaka natnoss Of the nose. Eth.o-
pians and Europeans scattered a. the tables. |
doubt II such mixture dvels in such socia equal
ifv anywhere else earth"
Tn. Sweet Young Thine-Bu; why should not
The Savage Bachclor-Too many bosses there
now -Ordianapols Journal
Mr. Jennie Mickey. Of Fair Play. Md. has been
committed 20 jail FOR ten DAYS a common scold
under an antique statute Of Colonial times that
has never been repealed. The prosecution WIS
prough, by her husband. Charles Miclsey. a re-
e,.o,able mechanic Industrious and sober. who
brought his uoiehbors az Witnesses 70 testify to
her bad temper and unruly tongue Mr. Mickey
IS said 10 he a good-lookius woman thirty years
Old and has two children. aged nine and Ave years.
who have suffered much from her ungoyornnhlr
Vaer ions. This g. the first cas-" of ;h" kind known
I'm that Yart a. Maryland since thc war
Library Assistant Go visitor who Is wandering
about In q puzzled manueTj-'nn help you? Are
lotp tuf fIrN IA
Visitor tabsentNl-NO, thank YOU. | WAS only
looking for my wife.-(Library Journal