New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
THE TALK or THE DAY.

Il is reported that Major j. l.. Emerson, recently
provost marshal OF the military garrison camp OF
Aldershot, will bring company of fifty British
5odiers this country They are picked from the
flower OF the army. n band Of twenty-five pieces
VIII accompany tho party. This band will wear
the gorgeous scarlet uniform OF the 18th Royal
irish I.ancers. Trained cavalry horses also to
be taken and n full equipment OF arms. synd-
cate Will back the trip Exhibitions are 10 be given
In the principal cities OF the country. Some Of the
Rough Riders will be asked to take part in the ex
hbitlon. so that the public the difference
between the English and American cavalryman.
The English troops will show some OF the smartest
uniforms OF the army Squads OF men will wear
uniforms Of their regiments. and. the repre-
sentation is wide. dozen different kinds will be
seen.
In Mans Field,.,I tell you. rs OUTRAGEOUS"
said the man with tho check suit Woman is
right out Of mans mouth. Why, pretty soon he
wi have no field distinctively his own
What field has she invaded now?' they asked.
FS ~ me 3hSE SS bd6 ae Te to SrSe story
lature In Kentucky.-Chicago Post.
a Philadelphia named Lubln says he has
succeeded In almost entirely doing away with the
"squeaky" tone OF the photograph.
During the most troublesome period OF the Land
/ Leagues existence concert organized In
Waterford behalf OF the wife and family OF A
announced that two sisters were willing to con-
tribute n duct on the piano; The Mayor. who was
proered services the secretary should ind out how
much they would have TO pay for the hire or the
a magistrate in one Of the East coast towns OF
Scotland announced that he would continue this
A member Of an urban authority in Cheshire oh
ected to the floor Of the public reading-room being
covered with mating. He thought petroleum
looked better and would wear longer
At an urban district council in taffordshire n
communication was read from the Crematorium
| Society. a member wanted TO know what society
that was. and, on an expanation being given, he
| naively said: ION. thought II had something to
do with dairy produce "-QLondon standard
The Boston Jacobites on Monday observed with
great solemnity the anniversary OF the death OF
King Charles | of England Perhaps" said
OF them. when get tired Of this farce OF democ-
| racy we may again remember our lawful kings
ana call them back to rule more
When corruption and democracy have reached
their climax the people both here and In England
will rise to a and demand the restoration oc
that authority which surely comes from God and
the old ideals OF loyalty and truth"
Pot and Ketile.-smar rker-Don't them
Western folks talk funny?
mean "goyl" they say indianapolis Journal
.stupendous union stations" says correspond.
ent Of The Boston Transcript" ARE n great dis
advantage to the suburbanites. who may make no
use Of the union feature, and yet constitute 20 per
cent, ! suppose OF the traffic. Here is another
point Inc scattered sthuohs make II possible TOT
persons to select suburban homes on lines OF rail-
roads that tap the city near their place Of business
This distributes the congestion OF great city.
have never understood why people DO things to
make the biggest crowds possible when there IS
nothing more sagreeabe than being crowded
Theatres should distribute their time OF beginning
over the widest range possible, 50 the cars would
not be overcro4ded to death one-half hour and
empty the OF tho time; noon hours In business
establishments should be distributed as 10 make
luncheon rooms habitable. ! need not elaborate
our whole drift OF modern life is toward such
degree OF uniformity In everything TO crowd
everything and leave great blank spaces OF time
and opportunity"
Il sentence the prisoner to be lynched." said the
rural Justice
But YOU can't do that. Yer Honor" objected the
lawyer for the defence.
Come 10 think Of H." said the Justice. you air
right fer my bailf informs me they ain't three
yards o. rope In townl'-(Atlanta Constitution.