New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-31
WENTWORTH DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. JANUARY 81. 1899

-, L. Doggett, Of Springfield. Mass; the Rev. DR. W.
J. McKittrick OF Buffalo, w. b. Mar, secretary
of the international Committee. OF New-York: the
Rev DR.. a V. V. Raymond. president or Union
College: Professor Duncan c. Lee. Of Cornei UNI
versity: the Rev. DR.. j. Wilson Brainard' OF A"-
burn chaplain OF the 9Th United States Voiun-
teers and the Rev. c. II. Mead, OF New-York
Three men sat over the ashes OF FIRE in the
gray light Of winters dawn on me tap de, p,
hind them were many empty bottles ana a coupe =
OF packs OF cards AS they r sa' ,ba darkness be-
You'd The three mon shifted their teet ma looksd
each other Nina Reas iyoo After k Rhai yo 9s
fellers thiukin'," he said you ,nink ! thousn'
l saw rat dldntr-dondon Chronicle
Fuz<y-Henpeck never seems to have any decided
Views.
Wuzzy-Thats where you are mistaken All
his views are decidedly his wife
Germany too is having its ladies' and gentle
troversv has arisen with regard TO tho style wn'h
should be adopted in addressing married for
names whereby that delightful class may be desig-
Gady and webb (wife) To save the not nfrequent
disputes and heartburnings which arise from IN
nertinence and Ignorance In the use Of any one or
these terms it is now proposed that one shall d."
officially allotted to each OF the fecognIea s'aea
erals wife shall be known his ''consort she OF
an official of the next lower grade snaIl be tnar
happy persons spouse" the middle-class partner
becomes her husbands "lady" and the working
mans helpmate is simply his "wife."-Phade-
phla Press.
The Boston Transcript" says: TT is planned to
hold soon n Dewey celebration In the town OF "ii-
sum. ". H., which was the home OF the ancestors
OF Admiral George Dewey. The Admrals great
great grandfather Ebenezer Dewey. and his grand
father Ebenezer Dewey. jr.. lived there between
the years 1875 and 1888. They were among Inc
prominent and patriotic citizens. The town MS
tory mentions the family one OF more refine
ment and culture than was usual In those times
1t has been proposed that monument OF rocks be
built by citizens OF the town the day Of the
celebration on the lot formerly occupied as the
Dewey home. which long ago disappeared the
monument to rear the single word Dewey
"Bn'' speer wnnted to go into Blanco's palace at
Havana but he found himself unable to get a pass
tenant in charge of the guard when major Of the
REGULAR Army sIeppeo up ana 'as sapSY You're
was and then tho major; who was a mir Ii
with a guide all over the palace. "Bill' got mo
the throne room and sat 81 the r9ne as Steal the
crown. but the guide said It really wouldn't 10
(Kansas City Journal.
The Corean Minister in Washington. chm Pom
Ye visited Salem. Va, a few days ago to enter ms
son. Chong III Ye as a student at ROANOKE vi
lege Coreans have been attending this institution
for five years. OF whom took the degree or "A -
there last June Young We is not tho first son OF
Minister from the orient. however. to attend
Roanoke as the of Munemtsu Mutsu Minister
from Japan, was a student there some years ago.
With representatives from seven foreign couh-
tries three Indian tribes and twenty-five States In
the last ten years, and with visits from -FOUR
Corean, three Chinese and three japanese ofhcials
and four superIntendents OF education Tor the
Choctaw Indiars Roanoke may justly claim TO be
a sort of cosmopolitan Institution
Now that I think OF IT," said the pae-faced
Young soldier who had Just returned from san
tiago 'it must have been the embalmed meat that
brought this coffin ht
And he continued to cough.-(Chicago Tribune