New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-02
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

The Bishop ~ London waited upon recently
by a deputation Of the Church Association which
has led of the ritual prosecutions in England.
His rordship. who has habit of speaking his
mind plainly said that in politics men on both
sides held their without calling their oppo-
nen,s traitors and trying to get at their throats.
and he advised the deputatcn to do the same in
religion.
chaparra Almost at any point and at any mo-
mont the next President Of the United States may
emerge from f.. For ten miles east of Santiago
YOU hardly could beat bush without starting up
some future political favori,e The sate-inakers
~ politics afford 10 do anything until they
ncar ,rotn me Ybnm6s ,oor Plott Tor in
stance would better up Photograph in order
that he may catch the first sieam OF Theodore
M@pT,or Should head his Rough Rdrs toward the
Now-Yoik machine. Mr.. Patt has contriyed 70
axe for nftcen years but that redoubtable gentle
man Is getting pretty warm now for the consea a
discussion has linked his name with the nomina-
ton for Governor Of NewYork this fail.-CBoston
Globe.
A sIx-year-od boy In Evanston md school
turned in the following composition the other day
This war Is prty sirius. and this is why It is
bekas at first you the Spanish minister swor at
Mukinloy and I'D not apougis for such long time.
And the next sirius thing the Maen. and
should Ike to Of that CRATE eksplosion. And
then the starving Cyobens arc prty sirius 10. And
now We have begun the war. and many brave COM
RAIDS will dde for their country. Prhaps Their Will
not bee a man In the town. and meny a muther Will
morn for her huzbans. Ded lay they on the bathld,
and there stand Their muthers weeping for Their
huzhans They take the wanded TO the hosbitl and
the ded tho graves And meny Spanish ships
will slnek and feew American ships will sngk, and
We shall fife the Spanyrds on land and on sea. And
our flag waves over the Filupeens liens this day
and army"
Santiago Renec;ion."well." said one Of Ger.
vera's officers. There won't be any denying that
were A lot OF brave old dogs"
Ye' REPLIED ano,hGr raiips , his marine glass is,
of brave sea dogs. But were In the pound -
washington Star
"Thc Hawcsve CKy) Plaindeaer' remarks:
AN error, Will bn made TO hold the prayer meet
ings in this city on the night in the week
This will leave tho other nights OF for different
purposes: besides. many shows strike this place
and tho performance Is nearly after services
and II is also a great nuisance TO be compelled to
dress for n dance fresh from the church 1t ia
good thing and We hope the Christians will push It
along"
Dead and Dyed noticed that Miss Seres curls
are of two coiors brown and gray.
'You remember that her father is safe manu-
What has that to do with IT,
Tier curls are combination locks."-CCleveland
The National Good Citizens League. which has
It's headquarters in Washington. has issued call
for a National Good Citizens Convention. 10 be
held in Nashville. Tenn. July ll-l3.
Beauty is not the thing most TO he desired IN this
he gin to compete with snubbins. Kodakin can
hardly get anybody 10 enter his studio while Snuh-
bins il doing big business. Great success In TAX
Ing children's pictures Tho little ones cannot look
nj Snuhbins without laughing. -(Soston Transcript
\ woman who recently attended Protestant
service nj Ccrmont- Ferrand. French town OF
fifty thousand people. went to a booksellers and
asked for n New Testament The bookseller had
never heard Of II. ~ New Testament" he said.
~ have heard Of the book. suppose IT is not
out yet. II YOU like will write to Paris and get
YOU n copy as soon as it is out.
A bright little miss Of this city whose parents
very particular that she shall use none but re-
fined expressions. recently gave evidence that she
had at least heard little slans SIC was walking
windy day. wearing n large hat After series OF
carried away the hat and her small self 700.
she managed to get breath 10 say. Mamma. feel
Just like say ing darn. -tTroy Press.
West Goudsboro Olc) man tells n queer story
about stone that grows II is an shaped. inty-
looking rock. which he picked up in cove near his
home over thirty years ago. Then II weighed about
twelve pounds and from its odd shape kept In
the house and the doorstep curiosity. AS
the years passed. the stone increased In size. Six
years ago 1t weighed forty pounds. and Il tips
ths scale at sixty-nve pounds. The swears
4, is tine same stone. and tells likely story. with
numerous witnesses to back him up.
Mitigating Circumstances-Palc. yet firm. the
young recruit stood before the court martial.
charged with attempt at dcserton The grz-
zlcd officer in command asked him not unkindly If
II" had anything 10 say.
only this. Your Honor the young n
swcred rela psing into civilian forms of speech Il
happened To remember that | had left the gas
turned on in my Nat when | started TO the front"
Cincinnati Enquirer