New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-22
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

The people Of Hazleton. Penn, are laughing a,
some of the pictures of miners in the sensa,lo
,,ors rrbev give specific instances OF the eHoi' -
10 procure wretched subjects for the camera soo
Of which had 10 be prepared by remo.ihs So
ond stockings changing good clothes FOR rasseu
~ 80 annivinr black TO a clean face. in order
to convert toleraby well to DO ehhd "''o
BILE example.
Her Idea of Fun-But refused me the sa h ss
time he said in bewilderment. after she hau ae
dof course. did" she replied. you PiOpO''U
by W 7efIett has that to do with it?" .,.. ,no
why YOU don't suppose was going 10 ms Sam
mer 81 and show your awkwardness In STyRs 70
nee DO you? We'll t gnes sor t0t and intend 70
have all the enjoyment 70 which pi am can make
There's only T 0nG Foolish and she can't AFFORD to
overlook it"-(Chicago POST
.In several of the Western Kansas towns aso' ~
the Union Pacific curious sight Is pIeSen,su , -
the traveller" says THE Kansas ~ -. ~.
'aTbe scarcity of has caused the "hea' &c.
o+ors IN overflow and some OF the buyers nave
made huge piles Of grain on the erounu aione |
railroad tracks At one place the ele'a' o -
has procured a small circus tent Inc CENT =.
ia standing erect in the middle OF mouIta ~ -
wheat and the canvas is on the ground reauS ="
be hoisted in case of rain.
p0,o,ive Terrn.-''Now," said the man who gets
nrofound when ne talks politics, the point We
to make is that prosperity Is strictly
"1That's what II Is with me- answered. ''O A-
who was trying not to yaWn.
II don't quite understand; r, All the money in
is sIrl s located with the kinfolks -CWash-
ington Star.
French philanthropist has opened - 90
ntaI' for plants IN the Faubourg 81 Ahtolii7' ~
the institution is proving great Ooon ~ ~ 20,
Par,sians nearly all of whom are flower lovers anu
800 rI.r+e growing in their windows Inc nos
pitaI" buildings are big greenhouses ana .he ~
tors and nurses are gardeners who look aiter the
4t1axrr
plants which brought in until they leoo'7 ''
then return them to their owners
ont,mist-You ought to be glad you have never
PessimistEWeif I'm not; it's dead SURE S I'm =.
that some day III De III an ~
dianapos Journal
,o,,- has been formed IN New-Haven for
the nurnose Of serving hot meals TO families WITHIN
n radius OF seventy miles OF It's heauquai ui .
These meals are to be sent TO NEARBY po."'9 :.
wagons having compartments for each arlic.e' uii
sb,nred N distant towns bv rail in specially de-
signed cases They are TO be placed In the wagons
and cases smoking hot, and kept at a hlsn '''ii
perature until placed on the purchasers taoles'
Australia needs Mrs Carrie CHAPMAN Gait 5or The
man a re irving to force suffrage upon tne
and the latter are strenuOusy opposed 10 lt-'lii-
dianapoHs Press
There were few simple things 1 enjoyed more IN
Furope - SAYS Syracuse woman 'than the oleaN
fasts they serve you at the SWISS notes 80
little trav of delicious coffee, crusty brown rO4'S'
nat NJ fresh butter and a small glass dish OF money
| II looks little and tempting and easy TO eat The
shape Of the coffee pots and the invariable money
| tuzt add a foreign touch. But do you know where
! the honey comes from? Alpine MOWERS NOT d ol'
| NJ II 1t is imported from the United States when
/ read statistics of how much went out OF Onon-
/ daga County alone every year began to feel that
| I might as well have stayed at home in Syracuse
D'Auber-This is my portrait OF MISS NuroA' just
/ finished What do you think OF IT! ut.
! Friend-Ah! Regular summer girl pose; ,,I EuStiC
/ seat white lace gown, and even cateTplliar on
/ bat a
| ID D. Auber-Caterpillar? Stupid! That's diamond
! earring-(P philadelphia Press