New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-16
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

DIR Dudley q REYNOLDS one Of the founders OF
tie Louisville Hospital College OF Medicine and a
member OF its faculty from its inception. has been
dismissed from the institution because Of his an
tagonisn to cigarette smoking lie T. now suing
Central University. Of which the medical school is
a part. for $4,000 damages. Or. Reynolds in HIS
lectures 10 his classes denounced cigarette suok-
ing and smokers IN unqualified terms The students
took offence and refused TO attend his lectures I'M
less an apology was made This he declined 20 do
At this iuncture the faculty Joined with the stu
dents and requested his resignation Again he de-
clined. and his dismissal followed
Mistress-Id Just like TO know what was the
meaning OF all that loud and angry talking DOWN
Domestic~That was jus, and me husband.
mum. - ~, ,.,,, o,v,a
I wasn't then, mum: but YOU complained about
havn' much lOvemakin' in n kitchen. so
married one OF 'en."-(New-YOrk Weekly
More than thirty years ago Miss Mary Elliott. Of
Stroudsburg Penn. and Herman Tryon. of Month
cello met and loved at first sight. The other day
this pretty romance eliminated in their marriage
The groom is hfty-seven years old and his bride
four years his junior MIR. and Mrs. Tryon will
live In Monticello y. Y At their first meeting
Tryon asked for the hand Of Miss Elliott. Her
father objected and sent the young lover away
Recently Tryon wrote Miss Elliott. repeating his
proposal Of marriage. and was accepted
Strange LADY, beg your pardon. but heard YOU
has been very sick Can YOU tell me how she is?
Gentleman-She is dead.
Iadys Friend On rnSh G TS9, ren 1Sn
should hot nave Saiu N Nh ySit,ar - HesYoTk
We@kly' "'' '''' &C." > '"' " M
Adrian Dimnent of MILWAUKEE, Is the official
death herald OF the Hollanders of Milwaukee. Al
though ne is nearly eighty-four years old he man
ages call the go Holland families of the city
i'm about a day and n half. When he makes his
he him distance. n
form their parents that ''DimIny is coming" His
coming is anxiously awaited. by the neigh
bors of these families. The announcement always
in the Holland language is prefaced by presenting
the compliments Of the bereaved family Then
follow the name of he deceased. age aud time
and place of funeral Unless any other information
is desired. which ia usually the case. Mr.. Dimnent
his route, with short intervals at the
homes of the families upon whom he calls at TO-
l2 and o'clock. which the hours for luncheon
and meals This custom OF announcing deaths
among Holanders was brought over from the old
country, where all births and deaths announced
by n man wearing uniform similar to that OF the
German pallbearers.
Aunt Enen-so YOU like TO go TO your grand
mothers to dinner. eh?
Iommy-fou bet!
yOu'n get enough To eat there.
Tommy-No ms cause I'm III get too
nnch-(Ph'ladelphia Press.
A London paper says that &. T. Yerkes. the
American street railway maSnate. now in London.
recently received the following letter from young
woman: Dear Mr.. Yerkes: I have by the
papers how rich YOU are, and also | have seen
your picture. which looks kind. So / thought
would tell you that my parents are poor and de-
priving themselves Of many comforts in order TO
give a good education. Among my school
friends there Is a gymnastic club. of which a
member. and all the girls wear silk skirts; and
gives the horrors to feel can't have one. when
l hear the fascinating rustic Of their pettIcoats
Would YOU send me g to buy onef Yours etc.
Mr. Yerkes received the unique epstle from his
rotary. and, the latter's establishment. ex-
claimed: Send her the money. II win give more
pleasure than IL invested In any other way"
The money sent. and the acknowledgment
follows Dear Mr.. Yerkes: Thanks much
for the money. l invested il, and can rustic
with the others
Dunwell-I thought when Won sold this dog
you said he good bird dog
Ike Clodhopper-He is; you Just try feedin' him
on fried chicken an see.-(OhiO State Journal