New-York tribune., 1901-09-16
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

A Detroit has pass which entities him to
carry his dog with him the streetcars. The pass
is in the shape OF photograph of the dog, on the
back of which is order. signed by the superin-
enden of the lines, directing the conductors of all
cars TO permit the dog TO ride The dog-a Boston
terrier-s known 10 nearly all the conductors and
IL Is rarely necessary for the owner TO show the
order
Chance for Yengeance; [angriiylrl have
of my poems and he has returned every one OF
Friend.-Don't send him any more. He might get
Suppose he should? What could he do?"
name. (NewYork Weekly
Milan Italy. correspondent of The Baltimore
Sum writes:
1T was not the source from which should have
looked for a tribute to the emancpated American
the old German baroness we met In Florence the
other day with her unaiterable opinions concerning
the sphere women-but II will please you to hear
her comment: Their perfect Inconsistencies Is
their protection. man cannot be impertinent 70
an American girl because she does not see him.
She is thinking of other things, and the German
officer and the Italian gallant have learned by sorry
experience what 1t is to be treated not with dignity
nor offended maidenhood. but simply overlooked as
not existing. After ALL said the old lady, and
fancied there touch of envy In her tone.
there is no sang froid that of entire innocence
You Americans have the natural hauteur.
,bins else than a piece of pie?" asked the kind
neighbor of little Freddie. who had run an errand
yes. maam." said Freddie gromptly; II wu'd
IT is said that the New Hampshire Historical So
ciety has the original patent on process for the
use of steam in propelling boats. 1t issued to
Samuel Morey. March 25. 1885, and was signed by
George Washington.
How did happen to insure IN that "a @ particular c,3
zoe hats
she know angling s and ssnd sa %
fhe Bits. Always ISSUES '''' '''''''0'
Colonel r. III. Pratt, superintendent or the carlisle
Penn) School for Indians. has just forwarded his
twenty second annual report of that institution TO
the Department of the Interior. The report in
cludes the entire history of the school and shows
that from It's founding in 1s7s 1850 Indian boys and
girls have been enrolled pupils, have studied the
texts usually taught in the common schools or the
East. served apprentceships in trades and nave
earned s2S.7l4 The pupils at the school number
IO07. Colonel Pratt strongly urges the thorough
Americanizins of the Indian by taking him from
the reservations and placing him among civilized
people by the outing method adopted some years
ago at Carlisle. He does not agree with the Indian
Office In requiring promotion from school school.
and says the plan shows lack of system in Its
method. The habit of running away from the
school, which occurs only among the boys, Is a
serious evil and those who away from Carlisle.
Colonel Pratt says. have been educated to do by
the agency, day or boarding schools. AS remedy
for running away from school, Colonel Pratt sug-
gests the institution of a sem-reformatory Indian
school on OF the coast Islands, where incor-
rigibles could be sent. In regard TO the Porto
Rican children the experience at the school has
been gratifying, and many Of them will be placed
among American families where they may attend
school with American children.
Two Good Arguments.-'I say that Adam and
Eve never existed" declared the First Theological
Disputant -,
logical Disputant. 49,.
How do you know they didn't? Were you
xn7'-(BalfiaAro American.