New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

The Newark Sunday CALI SAYS: The first In
dustrial and manual training school opened in
the Philippines has just begun operations in the
city of Dumanguete in the island OF Negros. with
a Princeton man in charge. He Is the Rev Leon
C. Hills. graduate of Princeton Theological Sem
mary. and the school was established through the
munifcence OF II. b. Sillmen. OF New-York City
who gave 10000 for the purpose. A story school
building is now being built. the first story OF stone
and the second OF some kind of hard wood and not
bamboo which the natives for almost every
sort OF building. The roof Is 70 be Of metal Be-
sides the school building there will be a small
chapel Presbyterian and a manual training
school building. where little Fillpnos be
taught carpentering. iron working. etc. A hundred
acres Of land have been purchased on which 20
manguete selected because Of the friendly atti
tude Of the natives toward the Americans
Tbs Historic DoIlar.-They were holding church
fair I'm the Colonial novel OF course. General Wash
The girls. with the exception of Polly our hero
inc. were for taking all the Generals money away
Polly demurred For oh. in those days all nice
girls knew how to demur.
will need Il 20 throw across the Potomac
cordiaiIv ana commepdeS Ser accurs,s m sSsT L3tS
Of htstory-tDetroit Journal
Some time ago a militia regiment in North Caro-
lima decided have Latin motto on its flag
and wicked wag persuaded the committee in
charge of the matter 20 adopt the following: Nun
guam animus. sed ignis via For the benefit OF
planned that. though these are good Latin words
the sentence as a whole has meaning. but when
the words literally translated. Never miad
but hre away" makes fairly good regimentaI
motto
Other Women Present-shoe CIerk-Are YOU
Fair Customer-No. I want pair OF walking
Shoe Crerk-what price and size. ma'amc
Ear Cgstomsr-'Rather loudly Threes'
Fair Customer-,Iu a low toneo Yes. 81 Size. n
-tPhiadelPhia Press.
The chairman's toast 20 the Queen AZ a Scottish
agricultural dinner some years ago has been re-
called Moo. gentlemen. he said. will We a hH
your glasse~. for / am about 10 bring forrit The
Queen our Queen gentlemen is really a won
derfu woman. IL may say II; she's ane o. the guild
aud sort. Nae whigmaeerie faIderals about her
but douce decent lady. She's respectable beyond
doot She has hrocht up a grand family o we'll
faured lads and lasses. her oudest son being a
credit 20 ony mither and they're a. weel married
Ane daughter Is nae less than married 70 the Duke
o Argylrs and heir. Gentlemen ven n1avhe
no believe II. but ance the Queen ] did II
was when took my auld broom COO 10 Perth show
remember her weel-suCh color. such hair.''
interruption and cries OF rs IL the COO or the
Queen yere proposing?'0 The Queen gentlemen
beg your pardon, bur was talkin' about the COO
However. as to the Queen. Somebody pointed her
oot to me at the Perth station. and there she was
smart and tdylike, and says I to myself Gin nv
auld woman at hame slips ava We needna remain a
widow another hour LANCER Moo gentlemen the
whusky's good. the night is lang the weather is
wet. and the roads saft and will harm naeboly
that comes to grief. So ar wi yer drink 10 the
bottom! The Oueenr
Nicholas Burkhurt. of wilkesbarre married
girl named Mary Jane Reaker
the other day. and because of her youth he entered
INTO a legal contract with her parents agreeing
that she should continue TO live home with her
mother until her sixteenth birthday. which will be
Christmas 1903. he to provide for her support IN
the mean time After the ceremony the bride re-
turned with her parents 10 their home on the farm
and the bridegroom returned TO his usual occupa-
ton In the city.