New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-24
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

The latest issue OF The Star Of Hope" pub
ushed by the convicts in Sing Sing has this to say
OF a serial story written by No. S2l:
From the North Cape to Venice will be con-
tnued during the authors next bit. His sentence
was committed on June 3. 1893, and excused OF
course from steady contribution.
'Et paulo majora cantat"
Fuddv-so Mrs Cutter. who was charged with
numbering her husband, is acquitted: o...-
Duddy-Yes: It came out In the trial that cutter
rs thought that perhaps Mrs. Cutter did the oeed
in Observation-Disclosures Transcript
.Tt doesn't follow Of course, that there was any
siqniacance in It," says THE Kansas city Journal
hut on the occasion Of his visit 10 Carthage sat
urdav Bryan was driven from his hotel to the
Chautauqua grounds in the handsome trap OK IN
der;aker Kner' Mr.. Bryan's waning popularity
M n talker for pay was astonishngly exemplhed
nv the way in the showing OF the gate receipts
which aggregated only about $3.50 Saturday repre-
senting fourteen hundred admissions as asa'"s'
some more than 5000 taken in when he was 'here
as a Chautauqua orator under s''ia' '''ND'
stances two years ago.
Come and dine with us to-morrows SAID me ne
old fellow, who had made MS money anu ""N ~
Sorry" replied the elegant man. Il can't I'm
going TO see Hamlet .
That's ali right" said the hospitable old gentle
man bring him with you."-(Chicago Record
II 9 Ruppenthal OF Kansas. serving In the Phil
ippines writes home thus: TITS all bosh tnat
white man cannot stand the climate here. wear
no coat or shirt but go about In the hottest sun
nude TO the waist and enjoy the best OF health l
~, getting to love this country more every day
and II Is not unlikely that will settle here when
Uncle Sam has taken full charge or the ISLANDS as
I hope will be done. This country Is certainty an
earthly paradise. and II properly worked wou'u
oasuv sunnort Ave or six times the present popula-
ton"
Appreciation Is not my NY best work Son
His Friend-Hang It out. 1t VIII be success
(Harpers Bazaar
A woman notary public in Colorado. who was re-
Gently married. asked the Attorney-General what
name she should use officially in the future He
has replied that she must sign all documents as
before her marriage. for he finds no law com
Melting or even authorizing a woman to drop her
maiden name on the simple excuse Of marriage. In
fac, he says that there Is authority for change
Of name at marriage OF at any other time
Mrs. Bargane-Havent you got toothache,
'VWu r Rareane-No my dear Why
Mrs Bargane-Oh. | am 80 sorry that you nave
bargain and l wanted you to Try it'-'Je"lsh COM
ment
"rbc philadelphia Record" says: "A young Phila-
de,phian Albert skean. sleeps nightly on the
wrecked Paris, which is still fast on the Mahacies
IN the English Channel, and though the "reck'hs
people are constantly blasting the rocks under the
blg vessel he has no fear that the unfortunate
liner will be blown up. Mr.. Skean Is third oinceF
Of the Paris and remained on the vessel with Cap
tain watkins in order TO help In the endeaVors to
save the ship. According TO letter JUST receiVeu
I'm this city from him. great hopes are entertained
that the Paris will be got on the rocks. Ihe
third officer lives in the cabin OF the vessel, and
writes that the sight made by the wreckers In
dynamting the rocks. with the tossing sea thrown
in is rare one Pumps are kept In constant OPP
Grafton. forcing out OF the hold the water that
rushes In through the opening In the ships bottom
| made by the sharp rocks"
The WhrIIgig Of Time-'Don't you like the dear
! old songs our mothers used TO sing to sleep
/ with p" asked the sentimental person.
! NO sir" answered the man who has snowfakes
for blood corpuscles. 81 endeavor TO be con-
sistent a I'd realize that people used to keep the
! neighbors awake with those songs Just the same
/ which in twenty or thirty years will be referred
10 by people with tears in their eyes as the dear
old songs "-CWashington Star
Not lon ago E little orphan boy working for a
Reno tKeIl farmer found bridge on the Hutch
inson Southern Railway nre. and he ran TO the
station and gave the alarm. Las: week the railway
officials sent him letter Of thanks containing a
system pass and a check for more money than he
thought was in the whole world.
Perhaps few Bible readers make distinction BE- be,
| tween "bewray" ard "betray. The two words
are. however. different. both in origin and mean
ing BewTaE Is to reveal An old writer n says
his disease. lest he betray his credit" In Proverbs
xxx q, we read He heareth cursing and be
version gives s He hesre,h the Aspiration anS
uttereth nothing" Again, in Proverbs xvii. l6
xvi. g. and Matthew XVI a. "Betray.' however
ss m nns es1n or s w BUT q
means necessarily.-Phia Press