New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-28
THE TlLK or THE DAY.

\ Kansas soldier
about the Filipnos ~ has been their custom ~
attack tho spaniards I'm the night. and the span
iards have only resisted their attacks. II SCENE"
TO surprise them whom VIC came from oehind our
inrrcnchmcnis and attacked them during inc ""S i.
We have several hundred priscners. We doh wan
any more when they surrender their arms are
taken and they are turned loose again on the out
eide of our lines This agsravates them Tor 'hey
hopcd 10 be fed by our Government Spanldru
who had been held by them for some time escaped
this morning and gave us some valuable hio'na
ton II II Is true The boys are no longer nome
sick They now feel that they are doing some
thing"
The Four Georges Teacher class in English hi ,
torvD-Now Peter. what you tell me about the
-four Georges? Who were they? .,,
Pcter-Plea.c ma am dey WIZ George WCo-scii 6e
odder,-Ouck
The Mayora!ty eight I'm Wichita. Kan. is waxing
warm largely because Of the candidacy Of James
W Tapp the Salvation Army man. Amos, Io"r
thousand woman have registered, and It is pc
lloved that they about evenly diVideu between
Tapp and the Republican candidate. In i'c' j
has become largely contest between women ana
SILK against Calico r. the slogan OF the campaign
politics being almost entirely lost sight o.
warn is told in Manila and T. concerns the
prison and two Tennessee volunteers. \ tlhplno
convict had climbed the prison wall ana was run
Ming FOR dear life through the open. TWO ion9-
legged Tennessccans were on guard duty. Thcy
knecled to ire. 49,. .,.,s.oa
wards said one quietly. ,
II reckon rs most Ave hundred" said the other
rho nriso1er was running ike decr and rapidly
approaching the undersroyth around hnumer"''
little huts where he would he SAFE n. ~.
"CoII II four hundred" suggested the first Ten
,hov adiistcd their sights aimed and fired Tho
oscaping convict fell and tho two TennesseeaiS
wen Gut S IN ihc head it's my shot" said one
II aimed low. acco'din to Amy regulations
Tbc convict was found with orc bullet through
the back Of his head and another through me low
cnd of his spine They know how 10 snQo' J" We
maintains Of Tennessee. 20 Harpers WoeHN
"sneaking Of JefTersonian dinners. says me
BOSTON Herald" ct is recalled that Thomas Jener-
son always dired well. Monticello was stocked
with the finest wines. and the great plantation OF
twenty thousand acres produced almost every Klhd
Of fruit and vegetable. jefferson had been brought
M IN the best of society. and spent some years AT
tho Court in Paris He had the Continental Ideas
Of luxury in living and he entertained royalty. 1t
IS recalled likewise. that his dinners were served
or silver plate fact which must strike the Bryan
brethren with more or less conflicting emotions
A charming story is being told OF the boyhood Of
When the Senator about five years old ne
hired a neighbor lad to come and cut down cherry
trfe ola DcoJleboodle presently discovered that 4
thing hadn't been done 10 his tree. and was Of
Who cut my cherry tree" he naturally thun-
dered 49,. c.
Il done il with my little axe. ~
I, IL interesting to observe that the noighbor Lao
is nothing bur clerk In the civil Service, thus
showing that II takes something BESIDES lhdusl!!
r. achieve true greatness-(DetrOit Journal
When William j. Bryans Oldest daughter wa
four wears Old she was sent 70 Sunday school
The infant-class teacher talked TO them about the
death NJ Sterhen The next day Mrs. Bryan went
out calling accompanied 10y her little daughter.
After several calls had been made the chlid
asked: Mamma. where are you going next? 10
see Mrs Steven" was the reply. "Oh. am so
glad YOU are COINS to see poor Mrs Steven the
child said in a sympathetic tone. why do you
say poor Mrs Steven" the mother inquired.
"Why mamma don't you know they have stoned
Mr.. Steven 10 DEATH?
Some OF the French cures or parish clersymen.
are IN the habit of giving very frank advice 10
those who come to be married one OF these
III Is from the bottom OF my heart Joseph. that
I congratulate you upon the great step you are
taking II was indeed. sad to you wasting
vour youth In a life OF disgusting dlunke mess.
Howsyer all's well that ends well; and IL pleases
me to think that YOU have said goodby Forever 10
The vineshop As to you my poor Catherlhe'
thank Heaven heartily that you have been aole,
that Won ought. by an Interchangeable sweetness anu
a devotion without bounds. to try 10 OBTAIN IaIuon
for yollr phvsical imperfecton. for. repeat you
are a real blunder OF nature. And now my dear
children ioin you In the holy bonds OF matrl-
mony'- christian Globe