New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
TIE T4LK OF THE DAY.

The recent heated spell in Kansas prompted
The Atchson Daily Globe" to remark the other
day; When people so TO he'll they will say Why.
this is nothing compared with the summer Of
1cW.'
~. i,a seems to take great deal of comfort out of
-, fes; he says il pleases him when he thinks Of
sat there. '-( (Philadelphia Record.
a deposit of photographic stone has been found
near Mount Sterling, Kentucky, which Eugene
Leary. of the United States Geological Survey. be-
HcTes 10 be more valuable than any gold mine.
There Is no reason says Mr.. Leary why the
quarry should control the market in this
country There is no ithographic stone anywhere
else, so far as is known. and there will be
difficulty in competing with the German product"
It is the Kansas idea that Missouri is taking
@ t9noint III aIiS tId LOT ram % ron m 9IT ant6p HIN,
tnat would attract the Lords observation-disclosures
City journal
The Rev. Jacob Aliinger, of York, Penn, the
other day. said TO the Rev. Jacob Kurtz of the
same city, You haven't got the Holy Ghost.
You're nothing but a crank" Mr.. Kurtz declares
that h not only has the Holy Chest, but that he
can prove it, and he has therefore brought a libel
suit against Mr.. AIdinger for $4,000 damages.
That canvas of mine that cal Sunset on the
ddtdf,:y dtd Meadows is the NEST realistic thing ever
Isl rs it,
ground? Well. sir had to sprinkle crude petroIe-
UIa ali over it to keep the mosquitoes o'-CClevs-
land Plain Dealer.
1T has been almost custom" says THE Toron-
to Mail and Empire owing to the difficulty of
obteiuing divorce IN Canada. for citizens un-
happily married to go to the United States and
chcain a divorce after few months residence.
Returning 10 Canada, Of these have remar-
ricd in the belief that the divorce was valid Now
the decision Of the HouS Of Lords in Earl Rus
sells case is that only British courts annul
marriage contracted under British law. As po-
lice officers. crown attorneys and agsrieved per
sons lay information In bisamy cases. the lot
of those VINO have remarked the strength of
United States divorces will not be a happy one
should decisions here follow that I'm the House of
Lords Some families it IS thought. will take time
10y the foreIock and migrate the United States"
An Ilford correspondent has just had card left
ur1a him. and has sent 1t 10 us Il is an ordinary
Jesus Christ" In the left hand corner usually
{5Tcsdii.'E on the reverse IS printed the name Of
john kensit We think IT. better 70 add com
meEr To take il seriously would be hattery Of
add Further @ 10 am tS ',e n3 Tp'iUus m re lSt would
Uoadon Daily Chronicle.
When Leicester Harmsworth was making his
canvass in Caithness, before the recent British
Parliamentary election, he ran across red-headed
croItcr who felt sore against politicians in gem
eral As Mr. Harmsworth approached ne waved
him Of. 'Ye medina come here sir he said. and
TO discourage an attempt added: THE kind o man
we want In Caithness is a rIcht-doon rascaI-one
that dtSUa care for God mani Nothing
GuuUtcd, Mr. IIarmsworth held bravclv to his mis-
sion ard soon succeeded IN interesting the seeming
irreconcilabe. So ably indeed did he work his
man that in the end the crofter. glowing sat
tsfaCtiun and desiring TO make amends for his
first deliverance, seized Mr.. IIarmsworth's hand
and exclaimed: Sir ye're the very for u.s.
The sexton OF a certain country church usually
makes the most or an opportunity. and is not above
s.shtsesr. ~ '''
Ihq other, afternoon he had conducted a party
OF than gentle int IL appeared as n
the sexton was 70 go unrewarded.
In the perch the leader of the panty PAUSED a
moG1efti Ihanked nc old sexton profuseiy, and
II suppose he added you've been here many
Forty replied the old man, AN its VERY
stra.Sc thing. as whenever I'm a-showing party
Or with emphas.s) THE other m
Indeed.. repled the visitor; "and what may the
80, What / calls question No: p, replied the sexton
And s3mwe: allas answers rips is aiOwed? lG'fs''
lighter he1tt and a heavier pocket Tit Bits.
In Life and Sport on the Pacific Coast" Horace
a. Nachell relates of his narrow escapes from
a friends bullet My cousin and | had been Camp
IFS and hunting for several days in a of Para
disc valley. one day, during long ride on horse
Hdct we had seen great many rattiesnakCs and
killed few-an exceptional experience. That nirbt
my cousin woke up, and saw, by the light of the
moon. big ratt'er crawling across my chest He
EN Tor moment fascinated, horror struck. watch
ing the sinuous curves OF the reptile. Then he
quietly reached for his sxshooter But be could
not see the reptiles head, and he moved nearer
noisrlessiy, yet quickly. dreadng some movement
ON my part that should precipitate the very tbinr
he dreaded And then he that it was not a
snake at al-only the black and yellow stri,o ~
my blanket and gently rose and fell as / breatbed
Had he hred-well it might have been bad for mo
for ne confessed that his hand shook"
.I'e SAYS he's writing for living now"
'Whv. he can't write"
OF. yes lie can write Dear Father-Please
a month"; philadelphia Record '"''e