New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
THE TALK or THE DAY.

The Austrian Government has Issued an order
that hereafter no uniforms shall appear on the
stage in that country that have any resemplan'e
70 those used I'm the Austrian Army and civil ser
vice The directors Of the Vienna theatres nave
protested against the order In Berlin. where mill
tarisn is supposed be at its highest point. the
Government requires only that uniforms worn on
the stage shall be different in any slight particular
from those actually worn In the army.
A Democrat l. Of the deepest dye.
rn anxioms rrt MS to Know to Which dinner to go
While remaining party man
Shall gorge in state at ten per plate
While the Tammany tigers roar; u.,,,
Where Bryan will hold the floor?
It's difficult case to find ones place
When the leaders squabble so:
When Bryan is mad and Belmont is glad
What the poor voter know?
The platform will shake will almost break
Til all the old cranks with their silver planks
Get TO patching 1t up again
There's Senator Teller that funny old feler.
He'll step mp and settle with western white metal:
A dollar will carry him through.
To which dinner to go really don't know.
Are WE w,'fSn1 Democrats split? Has the party a ht7
-OIartford Courant.
EEL Correo Espanol." the organ Of the Spanish
colony In the City OF Mexico said the other day:
.'CIvil,zation has disappeared from cuba with the
disappearance OF the Spanish flag No spectacle
could be repulsive. The American soldiers
have converted the beautiful park at Havana into
a camp. There they eat there they drink ana
there they waow freely. Ike hogs. In the creek
on a summer day. Oh what a sad page In the
history OF the human race is the United States
writing in cuba and the Philppines' What
ri in tb. Of eit -
taken by North America IN letting loose its i'm
moral and cynical soldiery those unhappy coun-
tries
Bass-G got some eggs OF Mrs. Fowler for Il
cents dozen. praised her baby. You know ar;,.r
himself for 'r;'' 3,5 cents spoke in admiration of
his dog.-(Boston Transcript
The Chicago Journal reports this: Miss Bar
kers Sunday school class in a West Side Baptist
Church is composed of boys six. seven and eight
years old. They bright set for the most
part and her pride and Joy Thanks to her
patient tactful method of instruction they take
ar interest I'm their lessons and are usually well
prepared The school was studying in the old
Testament. Miss Barker gathered her pupils about
her the Sunday in question. and started In with
the lesson The class was unusually prompt In It's
answers Jimmy she said turning 20 one OF the
star pupils who 1t killed the Phistines?
samson. said Jimmy. without hesitation. But
Walter Smiths hand was raised I'm an indignant
protest Twas not he declared. without waiting
TO be asked about it. Sampson wasn't there at
all. 1t was Schley.'"
Kansas bov writing from Manila says: Il had
a good chance 10 compare our fighters with the
appointed % in Gncie sans aggregation Of scrappers.
They look much smaller than the Englishmen.
pant@d G s0 the dull lead shtns Color that they look
so dirty. The English have two war ~ vessels here
ships especially the Centurion, which is battle
ship Of the first class"
Not many years ago" says Senator Addison
G. Foster OF Washington. " almost all the timber
from my State exported. Now great deal
OF It is shipped East Some OF II goes 10 England
for special purposes. There is nothing that Will
beat the fir OF Washington for making masts.
II has been tested by the railroad companies and
found be stronger than the strongest oak We
ship TO China and Japan. In fact. there are
few parts OF the world We do reach. A log
30 feet long apd { feet In diameter which comes
into sawm in Tacoma may 20 piece -milled to
Johannesburg in South Africa Australia. TO
China. to Japan and to Honolulu. The lumber
business is growing like all other business the
Pacific Coast. We have orders four months ahead.
The career OF George e. Bodt the hotel man.
who has decided to build $3.oooono hostlery In
Philadelphia IS "A striking refutation OF all the
talk about the number l3 being unlucky. for that
step he has taken in a long time The drst house
ne lived I'm In this city was located at NO lR
Mr. Boldt married young lady who lived at No.
1915 Green-st lived for several years AT No. 1873
Iocust-st.. and bought house at No. l3 North
Thirty fourth st. which ne used FOR many years
a laundry Another important step was be-
coming proprietor Of the Waldorf Hotel. In New
York. which IL thirteen stories high. and he
is To build "A hotel In this city which will be-
thirteen stories high In instance has this
been by design on the part OF Mr. Boidt. FOR. as
he explains, II all simply happened so-(Phila-
delphia Record.
This is how the editor OF The Bristol (vaD
News" squares himself with prominent citizen:
"ln our wrte-up on Monday OF the Walker tamil-
ton shooting affair Saturday night. mad
vertently and unlntentionay omitted to mention
DIR. W. X. Vance OF the physicians who
was In attendance upon General Walker. II
with no intention upon our part TO withhold the
credit due This skilled physician for the valuable
services rendered"
Agunaldo Well what IL the latest?
The Aid Same old story. General Everybody
Is running. That devil OF a Wheaton never lets
up
Agunaldo Well can't run great deal
further How the boys taking the situation?
The Ad-They haven't time to take anything
General
Aguinaldo- Didn't you promise them all pensions
as l told you to do?-(Cleveland Plain Dealer.