New-York tribune., 1900-10-08
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

A wealthy brewer has bought $50 acres and leased
10 900 acres of land near Parlin Pond In Somerset
County in Northern Maine. for a game preserve
He intends to lease another 10000 soon, as
TO keep the hunters distance In the centre OF
the tract is a lake three miles long and one and
one-haIf miles wide stocked with land locked sal
mon. The preserve is forty miles from MooseheSd
Lake, and abounds with big game
Old Lawyer-''How'd I get my start? Well. short
ly after 1 was called to the bar a rich uncle died
and I came into possession of cool hundred thou
sand" Young LAWYER Gn snrpriseI6But i never eyer
it was clients rich uncle who died."-(Puck
Knoxville CTenn) lawyer publishes the follow
ing professional card in local newspaper:
Sherman R. Naples. attorney. Lumber for sale
cheap, cut to order. Flooring. ceiling. etc Twenty
per under yard prices. Call quick
Mrs Malaprop OF the stage.-A rich but ignorant
lady, who was rather ambitious in her conversa-
tional style. in speaking of a friend said: He IS
wag sitting next to her. but do you not mean a
PaTalei3gTam PaS % 4f fouTse DO: immedla{eiy e1,b
Observation-Disclosures Dispatch
Says THE Pensacola Tribune:
The air is full of a reported COM
mencement of work on new terminal facilities re-
Gently purchased by General Russell A Alger and
associates of Pensacola Fla. 1t is stated that the
work of building the proposed big sawmills and log
roads will begin in a short time preparations
being made for the beginning of surveys. etc.
George L. Davis, engineer of some note, has
Deen retained Dy the AIger syndicate, and ne Is
said to be looking property OF the concern
which lies in Alabama. He is there for the pur-
pose of selecting sites for the new mills and roads.
and this will necessarily require considerable time.
the work is small one"
Every man." quoted the thoughtful one. lis the
Yes" returned the observant one. "and the
character OF the structures put up shows that few
nave taken the necessary course in archtecture-'-
Chicago Post
Mr.. Bryan" says THE Waterbury American"
"taunts the negro with bestowing Presidents on
the Republican party. which bestows tanitorshps
on him in return The negro seems to prefer this
to the hemp necktie with which the Democrats
decorate him.
Mrs smith-so Hattie is going to marry Mr..
Mrs. Brownies she was forced to it. 1t was
the only way of having an evening TO herself
-(Boston Transcript.
The latest statistics from the International Peace
Bureau, in Berne, Switzerland, give the number of
members as 5000. There are ninety-one societies.
347 groups, and the membership is scattered among
eighteen European and other countries. The soci-
ETY. has recently published extensive report
relative to the in the Transvaal which among
other things, includes the correspondence between
the society and President Mckinley relative to
intervention.
My love for you" he cried passiOnately. 'Is
Let understand you she said. She was
Visibly touched, and yet one must be careful
dephia Press.
The following verdict was rendered by a Cor
oners jury in Mississippi: I'VE the jury find that
deceased came to his death by stroke of an east
bound train. No. 2O4. I. c. r. r. at Fentress
Miss, in ChOctaw County, the 27th day OF No
vember. 1898. he being in reasonable state of in
toxication.
Willie-Ain't the Chinese and Boer wars shock
ing?
Bohby-NQ; wish de hull world 'ud mix in. so as
pin over.-(Chicago News.