New-York tribune., 1901-02-10
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

Chief Justice Lore. of Delaware. who has had
forty years practical experience in dealing with
criminals. declares In favor OF the whipping post,
which has long been Delaware institution He
says that II drives criminals OF the State
1T cannot be-" sighed the maid. Il respect YOU
highly Mr.. Hunnlwell. but are incompatible.
We'll I suppose II cann3t be helped the youns
about for his hat But it defeats ali my cherished
hopes. I had planned a house in which l fondly
pantry twice as la:se as the ordinary size with
cooking utensils and things that woman naturally
buys when a pedler comes along ..r,
have been too hasty. Give me day two think
it over. IL IS not impossible that-that'-(Chi-
The South African war having created great
demand the part OF toy dealers for leaden SOL
diers a number OF Parisians have organized so
ciety TO oppose the manufacture and sale OF the
martial playthings The League Against Leaden
Soldiers is the name Of the organization and
Emile Zola is its president The circular sent out
by the league states that the members desire 20
combat the prevailing practice of French parents
who perpetuate the military spirit which is prev
alent in the Republic by buying toy soldiers for
their children.
How breezy we, exclaimed. IN unfeigned ad-
Yes. she doesn't have 70 raise the wind for her
Detroit Journal.
While Mrs r. T. Buger Of Portland. Ore was
travelling or a train toward Spokane Wash the
other day. she gave birth To twins. The elder.
boy born In Oregon. and the other. girl, in
the State OF Washington hour later. This is
the first record where twins were born in
different States.
1t was beautiful evening in June The waters
the prov Of their gondola virtually as any other
ibid you marry your nrst love- asked the guest.
replied Helene nae Nrs IS1IS Th.e esF sn eSlo5 Gg
seventh thus farl or course. I'm not In the least
AS the gloom gathered the gOndolIers. sang Ital-
consumers. and altogether II was quite like Ven
ice.-(Detroit Journal
Donald D. Catlanach a citizen Of Providence.
r. l.. was foreman OF the three hundred decorators
who decorated the marble room at Buckingham
Palace. He is native Of Inverness. Scotland. and
studied In the London art schools. He has. how
ever, lived In Providence since 1854
GaTI RSoerts Win MIA hays 90 in and
be the cost OF the coronet; but the charge is sweed
ought to be abolished. bismarck was once made
taTegs by charge Of this kind The Spanish
the Order of the Golden Fleece. and the Prince
would send the order and its Insignia to him in
stead OF expecting him to go 10 Spain TO receive
weeks after the arrival of the order and It's Insignia
az Friedrichsrnh there came bill FOR 5000 francs
had known the cost, he said. angriiy. Il should
pay IT, Spain had 70 get along somehow without
us $500 francs. for Bismarck never gave way
(Boston Transcript
The Page of the Pipe at Windsor Castle holds an
hereditary office which dates back to the time of
Charles H. That merry monarch acquired the
tobacco habit from of his Virginia colonists
and required page, who was paid salary OF
$500 year. to keep his smoking apparatus in order
In a moment OF generosity His Majesty made the
appointment permanent. Until 1T65 the honor
held by the Duke of Grafton, who got hard up
and sold IL to merchant named Harrison. As
Queen Victoria did not smoke. the office was a
sinecure. but the descendants OF Harrison en-
titled 10 the privilege of entering the presence of
their sovereign any time.
Jones-You remember what miserable memory
L used 10 have. Well, Or. Bolus gave a pre-
scrlption that has done a world of good
Smith-Something 10 take before meals was M
J0nes-Weu, don't recall Just what the drectionS
vsr> ous KS splsneid %Phlladelphia Press