New-York tribune., 1899-08-14
THE talk or THE DAY.

Domestic servants are agtating for their rights
I'm Berlin with spirit not TO be exceeded by trade
union OF this country. This is said to be due ho'
TO any initiative Of their own. but TO the prompt
ing of the Social Democratic party. VINO 90 not
ecorn 10 take advantage Of this welcome accession
TO their ranks Considerable eloquence mas Oeeh
displayed by the revolving cooks and housemaids
of the German capital The full attendances at
some of their meetings have, however, Deeh at
trlbuted to the fact OF their mistresses being out
OF town I'm large numbers
A Clever -Henpeck-Talk about your
trick wheemen. You should see underthu"'
HoambOddy- Clever. is he? III, IT.,
enpeck- should say so! Why he sap guide rolsS ni
baby carriage through the worst nih, knd OF sia~J
without touching the hahdieod' 'N"'io''N "
ard and Times.
party Of geological students from the University
Of chicago have started for Arizona. where they
will spend several weeks. Professor Rollin ~ sal
isbury is conducting the students The hrst stop
will be made at Las Vegas. y. NJ Ihence 'he
party will proceed to Holbrook, Ariz., where they
will visit Chacedony Park and view the petri-
fed forest Of that region. Flagstaff, Ariz, Will
be reached August IS, and about September the
party will enter the Grand Canyon Of the Colo
RADIO where ten days will be spent In studying the
many and interesting geological formations before
returning TO Chicago
Not Qualihed.--"What is your nationality asked
the political manager.
"I am American" was the reply.
What kind OF American-1rsh, German or
Just plain American"
Sorry. but We can't put you on the ticket said SAID
the political manager you'd actually lose votes
for us."-(Chicago Post.
The amplighters ia Paris have gone on strike in
sympathy with the striking gas workers. The lamp
lighters refuse to turn out the street lights hoping
thereby TO exhaust the supply Of gas
-That man called me liar a cad a scoundrel
and a pIppy. Would advise me 10 nRnt TOT
by all means There's nothing nobler in this
world. young man, than fighting for the truth
(Tit-Bits.
4 drove OF Mormon missionaries have pervaded
the mountain regions of Eastern Tennessee and
Kentucky for many years, preaching their gos-
pei among the people unmolested. and with some
measure Of acceptance. But change of public
sentiment has taken place toward them and their
minstrations now met with an answering coat
of tar and feathers, missionary decoration not at
all encouraging TO apostolic work. But, consider
ing the character OF the people among whom they
have extended their abors. they are fortunate in
getting out of their society without being shot.
In Wichita. at the school tree planting the boy
high toward heaven when II Is Old and covered
with the brown bark Of many years. 1t Will re,
mind us Of our dear teacher" "Our dear teacher
is a pretty little thing Of twenty-four summers
with curly hair and pink cheeks. but the boy don I
know yet what she got mad about-(kansas City
Journal.
During their stay in Paris the black mon who
marched with Major Marchqnd across A'r''a were
we'll treated. Through the munihcence ot pa
triotic woman and of others each negro returns 70
the banks OF the Congo or the Senegal with a
watch and a fine supply OF trousers, pocket
handkerchiefs, knives. pipes and tobacco pouches.
large sum Of money has also been collected Tor
them One day the men were carted around the
city in order to see the sights thereof and they
refused to get into the wagonettes unless their
officers accompanied them. Lieutenant Fouques
had accordingly TO join the party Of black military
tourists. who were poted around Paris by on'ce's
OF the Fire Brigade.
Advanced Realism.-"Why, Darius, you seem
fairly chilled through" -,
Yes I've been looking over the proofs or those
realistic winter stories for the Christmas NUMBER
that we get out in October.'-(Cleveland ram
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