New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

The Carlisle Indian School Band is expected 10
play at the White House this week. 1t viii soon
the Paris Exposition. IL has recently oeen
augmented by the addition OF number OF soloists
from the various Indian schools. Among these
is an Indian girl who is graduate of the Boston
Conservatory of Music and who is said to be an
excellent performer on the violin.
Compulsory Pleasure-Aimee-what is classical
Mamie: Oh don't you know? It's the kind that
you have to like whether you like 1t or not-(Con-
ier's Weekly.
A Georgia paper remarked the other day: 'The
first thing Lord Roberts said TO Commander CronJe
was by way of appreciation of his gallant conduct
AS to what happened next. the headquarters stew
ard is probably the only competent TO speak
accurately" 1t must have forgotten Kiplngs lines:
'Es little down drink.
Chaplain Bobs;
But it keeps outer clink,
Don't 1t. Bobs?
So will not complain
Tho 'e's water the brain
If e leads straight again
Blue-light Bobs
says ne was arrested for merely taking cold Is
oficerEIt is. Your Honor. He stealing Ice
when 1 nabbed him.-(Chicago News
Some girls in an English school the other day
were discussing the meaning of the letters G. c. B.
after Lord Robertss name. One girl quickly
stood for Generally Called Bobs."
The ROYAL Blackheath Golf Club is the oldest golf
club in England and 1t also claims TO be the Oldest
existing golf club in the world. It was founded
before that time golf had been been a. p0pnaT I & game an IN
but there n6r Is nc 10 I ec C m
1457 the Scottish Parliament passed an act enjoin-
and nocht usit," A similar act was passed in May.
1871 The Royal ard Ancient Golf G Club ,6a at 1 St.
dom. 1t was instituted In lI54 a silver cup having %
s Rasn n IN Baao of he 1b and
Of its being In future STYLED The ROYAL and An,
gold medal to be played for annually.-(Collier's
Weekly
The Rev DR.. Hills OF Brooklyn. the other day
told a story showing the unsettling effects of the
higher criticism. 1t fell to his lot to attend the
funeral of negro. sharing the service with a
colored minister. AS the two cergymen
riding to the cemetery the brother In black sud-
denly asked DIR. Hills how he got along at his
church with the higher criticism. Dr. Hills
piled that 1t was a disturbing element
Plymouth. We'll" said his companion. Its maxi
ing things pretty hot at church. One of my
deacons who is down on II comes to prayer meet
ing and prays. % Lord. bless our pastor and help
him TO bring old treasures out of the Word. while
another deacon who believes in II follows him and
prays. % Lord. bless our pastor and help him to
bring new treasures out of the Word. and betwixt
those two deacons and the Lord they keep me
black and blue" DR., Hills naTvely added that he
supposed the deacons kept the minister blue while
the Lord kept him black.
Miss Bum got her thumb knocked out OF joint
at basketball"
she ought to quit playing such dangerous
game"
Record.
''The Voice OF Missions" Of Atlanta Ga an
organ OF the African Methodist Episcopal Churcb
thus refers TO the Illness OF of the Churcb.s
bishops: Lord Bishop Henry NJ. Turner ID u
Ii. D., d. C. l.. the Martin Luther of the tyen
tieth century the modern reformer African ex-
plorer. the prlmate of his Church. greatest hero
of the the philosopher and historian the ac-
knowledged leader OF the negro race. the CHAMPION
OF religious and civil rights. ex-diplomat of the
IAheran Government. of the foremost Pro-
hibitionsts OF this country, the famous silver
tongued orator Of this mighty Nation the ponuIar
church dignttary among his race of to-day ona OF
the best parliamentaf fians among race n riVbt
thinker. journalist ard scholar. unsuist and
logician has been Frustrated prehensied bv soma
meridian disease" And then the writer s,rs
that when he heard the news whimsical ,ae,,,c.
quelled my frame: my puissance strength fansd.
my hydraulic engine moved 10 sensation :,
Views have been taken of the orchard. -. -,
Messrs. Miller and Pancake in the vicinify ., u .ne
ney w. Va, for exhibition at the Paris E
These orchards are the largest In the vroriS
prsing 5000 peach and plum trees Tbey "a, com,
ISL goo trees the last year and cleared ror' han1ed
LBS acres OF timber land, The first .sa pIan,ihs
orchards came into bearing they snnnad ~, inelr
loads OF peaches aud Riums.-(Batimore Naw aw car