New-York tribune., 1900-03-11

He bored for in rebels hearts,
The other-in the mud
Ill.
For wat,r he would root Ike nl;e,s sim
Mid grunts of hendish mirth'
And plunge his hellsh iron III
The bow-wells of the eafth-
He saved his bacon in the wan
His pay was not sins wases' saw
He cared no straw, save sages sd"
Him chopped into sau-sases
Though hard Pigs lot STORM ns bSrs and sun ms
Hs sui neHsn found sqdeaef dend loads Oa Of fun.
Pigs pen produced choice tender-itohnes'
Rich literary meat,
A9S 9oud whsn smile haS to 5aas see PIG Ps's feet
Hls'swin was law with thai all weh-oreo'
And though single life Pig lead,
He always had spare-rib
His mouth was fire water cure,
One eyelid owned stye
He swore ne took his water pure
In Corn-you pigs eye.
Oueer spirits his resorts adorned,
Tough chaps who scorned rye breao'
His mess was always badly corned'
But passed for prime stitl-fed
y.
In winter drear he swilled his beer.
A swine porctne hummer;
This proverb queer. to him most dear,
"One' -wallow don't make summer
He ever gave willing
Though thousand bores assaiied;
His noses bloom. his eyebals blear
Lent lustre to each tale
At last grim death stuck Pigs thick rind'
Dried up his water work; .,
He made a brine of pure "strychnine
And picked his fresh pork
KILL
Though life was but deuced bore
To find old Adams swig,
In death, with spirits may ne soar
An Angel-not roast P1g-
Senator Depew, Governor Roosevelt. Lieutenant
Governor Woodruff and George H. Daniels made
addresses but when it is said that they accorded
exactly with the spirit of the evening that Is an
that Is needful to describe them.
The members of the Gridron Club present were
David s Barry L. White Busbey. L. A Coolidge
William E. Curtis Arthur w. Dunn E. G. Dunnell.
Richard Lee Fearn. e. ]. Gibson. James s. Henry.
Frank H. Horsford s. e. Johnson, Henry G. Kemp
R. NJ. Larner Francis E. Leupp, Robert L. o Brien
" Rouzer. % " B. Stevens 4; j. stofer, jr. Henry
BsfaM oOf frank Y BsrSy Wa'fs Perry
Frank PFesbrey, Frank y Bennett tfsS George s,H H.
don aiSfo Morse r F. x G. Handy and David R. Mckee
Among members of the Lotos Club present were I,
Walker, Herbert j. Davis, William T.. Evans.
David B. Sickes Andrew Little, Charles ]. Perry,
Dr. William b. Wood, S. G. Perry, William j. Arkell
j. H. Cowperthwait, William D. Mann, Edward G.
Riggs James RascoVar Warner Miller, j. III.
Flagler DR. L. L. Seaman. Colonel c. W. Fuller.
Henry F. Gillig, Daniel O'Day, L. 6. Blooming
dale. George +. Spinney, Ex-Mayor w. l.. Strong,
James Brisbane, William F. Sheehan Horato N.
Fraser. John Ederkin. William j. Ives. Horace e.
Du Val, Louis Windmueller, Leander II. Grail,
Charles W. Price, A. L. NOrthrop, Frederic A
Henry Gleason, Henry N Cary Will
lam Brookdeld c. c. Rutherauff, Dr. G. +. Mac
Donald John Barrett Eastman Johnson, w j.
Chambern, W. j. Abbot, Walter S. Logan, c. C..
Hughes Samuel Untermyer William Leary Jacob
A. Cantor and Edwin H. Low.
The menu follows
Points
Clear turtle
Boudins of chicken, Princess.
Escaopes striped Neptune Viennoise
Tenderloin of beef, a la West.
Asparagus. Mousseline.
Washington punch.
Redhead duck.
Celery salad, mayonnatse.
Biscuits glaces. Assorted cakes.
Camembert and Roquefort cheese
Apollinaris. Cafe.