New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

The agricultural department of the Touvs s+a+a
CoHege at Ames, has been notified by the Irnttad
states department of Agriculture that the butter
ent oy the college creamery gained a gold medal
al the Paris Exposition. Only six medals were
awarded and the competition was Omen 70 +ba
world The creameries competing from the United
States were selected by the Agricultural Depart-
rnent at Washington and out of the forty which
sent exhibits from this country the college craar,
cry at Ames was among the first selected
IT shouldn't be surprised If done sold dat rnn,a
fs i!Ii yon i e6f pf&rked anT oGI MaSae Raspberry
No But Is gwinter git one purity soon. Dea-
vases ba an Stops hops S hyTh every ythuh day an
count animal is An de deacon doesn "t nut 90 i0
Star " "e so' d" oo1eo'' '-'"ashington
just returned from a three months VISIT to the Con-
tinent of Europe thus sums up the results of his
observations of religion:
As far as could see evangelical religion, as we
understand 1t, is in low condition on the CONT
nent There is a great deal of religion in archf-
lecture and a great deal of lowdown condition in
! morality The towering architecture and groveI-
ling humanity profoundly impressed me- There
were many saints marble pedestals but few
walking on the streets. The Protestant churches
there are in precarious condition. I attended a
church OF our own denomination In Paris and al
though 1t was beautiful Sunday morning, the con-
gregation numbered exactly thirty-three So far as
Professionalism is concerned there has been a great
deal of expenditure with little results"
Fixed for lfe:-Towne-old Plaudder is a very
steady man isn't he?
He went to them as office boy over thirty years
Towne-Indeed I suppose he holds quite an i'm
p0Ttant position there now
phia Press. '' u MIA uei-
Colonel j. ]. Dunno Of this citv, saws ",rba
Philadelphia Record" who has lust returned sro,
Europe is credited with having sent the Arst
bona hde commercial cablegram ever received in
Or1VNfVx nj
messages preceding it. notably the congratulations
Of Queen Victoria addressed to President Rucbsnar
but Colonel Dunne's cablegram was the erst
paid message. Two weeks ago, when I was I'm
London. he said yesterday. I had occasion to send
cable from there to Nevada City There were
twenty words and it cost me S. This recalled IN
me my earlier experience. On that occasion nv
message also consisted Of twenty words and =
cost me tZo Dispatches, If 1 remember rightly
were limited to that number OF words
r1pn da don't I see s9 how Il is professor You find
with Miss Silvergit's, and l know that mine is
The Professor-That may be- mademoisens. bu,
Miss Silvergilt pays more for her tuition-CBoston
Transcript
The Green Bag" says that it occurred 70 ,ba
late Hall McAlister shortly before his death thai
1t would be a good idea to purchase a memora ndur,
book In which TO jot down the items OF his daily
expenditure. Il can compare notes from day to
day he said, find out how much spend and so
So the book was bought. After the great LAWYERS
death his executors. while going over his effects
came across the book Interested to know how far
successful McAllister had been in regulating his
expenditures" they opened the book to find this
the sole item contained therein:
To one memorandum book. 25 cents"
First Beggar-Why didn't you tackle that lady?
s5e might ave given you something
second BeFgar~I let her 20 because I updersts,d
my business better than you I never ask womaD
Tor any thluE when she is alone hut uhan ty,r
women are together you can get money from botb
because each one Is afraid the other will think her
stingy ir she refuses. This profession has To he
studied just like any other, II you expect TO make
success OF Il. See2-(Harlem Life ~