New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-22
THE TALK or THE DAY.

the name of the Village in Anglesey which boasts
the longest in the United Kingdom. I send
you a copy below, thinking It may interest your
readers:
Liam - fair pw gwyn gyll
Church Mary a hollow white hazel to the
chwyrn- drobwll Liam Disilio gogo -goch
rapid whirlpool church Saints name) cave red
that is. the Church of Saint Mary in hollow Of
white hazel to the rapid whirlpool, and to st.
Disilio Church near to a red cave"
Other civilizations may laugh at Boston, II they
culture that surprises even the native Bostonian
For example: AS passed the Old Corner Book
discussing the war and one Voice ep rose Suddenly
above the rest with CULVER in It as of nerves
For Gods sake" cried the voice, don't call Il
San-che-a-go It's San-che-ah-go" -(Boston Bud
get.
THE Washington Times recalls a story about
the Duke of Wellington that illustrates the fam
tastic idea OF honor held by many Spanards. con-
trasted with the practical common-sense Of Eng
lishmen When the Duke cooperating with
the Spanish Army In the Peninsula against Napo-
leon, he DESTROYS occasion during a gen.
eral engagement that the general commanding the
Spanish contingent should execute a certain move
ment the field. He communicated the wish to
the Spanard personally. and was somewhat taken
aback to be told that the honor of the King OF
Spain and his army would compel him to refuse the
request unless Wellington $ foreign officer gra-
ciously permitted to exist and fight Spanish soil
should present the petition his knees. The old
Duke often used tell the story afterward, and he
would say: Now, was extremely anxious to
have the movement executed. and didn't a
twopenny damn about getting on my knees, so
down | pumped"
Mrs Bizler-Charles. don't think We will go to
Starfsh Beach. after all. hear that Mrs. Dibbo
Mr. Bizler-What of that? There'l be room
Mrs. Bizer~Charies Bizler. I've met that woman
at the beach three summers. and am not going
to be brought in contact with thEt tSmbour work
t.-(Boston Transcript
Japan Is to send to the Paris Exposition huge
house hexagonal in shape. and composed entirely
of porcelain. 1t measures several yards IN cir
conference. and its weight will not be less than
seventy tons.
She did not hesitate to express alarm concerning
the young soldiers future
''Iiave no fears" he exclaimed cheery. 1--WE
have a colonel who is both gallant and discreet
and subordinate officers who are intelligent as well
II know all that Harold dear. But what kind
OF a cook have you?"-(Washington Star.
A bachelor Of Old Orchard. Me-. having decided
to get married recently built a small cottage and
nailed upon the side nearest the road shinge
bearing the inscription wife Wanted" This ad-
vertisement has already attracted several appli-
cants. none of whom up to date has qualified to fiji
the vacancy.
SWEDISH PHILOSOPHY.
Gif tie modest 70 bat
Haze always bane te best.
An only tai te tengs vats true
Vile odders do te rest.
somtems yo see a faller vat
Sure tank hae es peach.
Bot or 20 tax look aroun,
Oars odders te beach.
-(Denver Times
president Mckinley is of course sound Pres
Vel, Well
vindcation.- Are you not ashamed to look your
sr In tRs h h uhhea ea d sr
81 VIII no Longer niger endure TO- be gnjus,y re-
noses from your mothers fo!ksr'
Sinking into a chair he wept weak tears: not
upholstering. -(Detroit Journal
with the development OF every trade or profes
sion there Rs sure to grow up considerable body of
technical periodical literature. At the recent meet,
Ing Of the American Library Association Gardner
NJ. Jones. public librarian OF Salem Mass. reviewed
the growth OF library periodicals In America Tho
earliest the monthly Library Journal" begun
In 1876 its twenty volumes constitute n rich store
house of material on almost every conceivable topic
OF Guardianship. 1t Is the official organ OF the
American Library Association. Library Notes.
started in 1885 and IL issued occasionally 7, f.
the personal orsan OF Melv Dewey and the New
York State Library School The most nonu,r
library organ is Public Libraries" nub,,shed
monthly since May. 1896 Two library periodicals
are published in England. THE Library q" pow IN
its tenth year the official organ OF the Library A.
ISOLATION OF the United Kingdom. ana .'rhe Library
Assistant, begun In January OF the present year
These English periodicals are much Ieas ,rac,lc,I
In their scope than the American Journals and
treat especially Of library antiquities and minute
points In photography On the Contpap, m. two
leading professional library journals are the Ger
man 'centrablatt FUR Bibothekswesen," first pub
i'sheo IN 1904 ana the Italian 'Rlvisa dele Bbl-
oteche"
,, mean susp'cion-I guess we better not take
re w rs c taKns r ot wanting TO to war
business" d" "o"'" rum our
ut amt that at ALL I know h.. ,vou,a 40, ,.,,
that way unless he had some organic troube
Cincinnati Enquirer. ''s""'s "ouoc'