New-York tribune., 1901-12-28
PEOPLE IN THE PUBLIC EYE.

Senator Hanna. who has inst been elected chair
ot the Civic Federation Cancellation co---i--
tee. IS enc OF the largest employers q lzoo- IN
Cleveland. and never hzd any t-ouo,e win rs men
IN his various enterprises. Re cane near having
strike orcs. but trip - Europe saved him
During the big street railway strike II that CRY
N the summer % 1881 Hama was restless. TIE
strike vas the other system. ths Big Co-soi-
dated. and Re feared the men rhs Li--is Cen
solidzted Q: which Re Is president. would 80 ou-
through sympathy. he had previously made p
his mind 70 90 70 Europe thar sunne- and. call
ing his slPerinteaden-. MuIhe--. re said:
George want 10 50 70 Europe the Eo-st way.
but II yen think there IS goi.s - be t-oEe,= O.
the railroad III stay hone
Mulhern went snong ths uer z-5 aoauzintz5
them With Han-z's fears TIE -e1 appointed
committee ard called q Hama
Senator" the spokesman said we u-5s-S-zz5
you are afraid 70 50 20 Europe because you think
may go strike We pledge yen or word and
honor that there viii be 10 strike OF Jas Little
Consolidated"
Boys, I'll take your vord to- IL tAs Senator
said "Gocdoy- III take the next steamer tor
Europe, and feel easy that you VII =zzs 10
trouble"
IN telling this story sup.-ta,sua=-- Mu-hsrn
said,
feel convinced that tf Senator Hama aad not
promise from The COMMITTEES. and ths sJr.ks vog.d
was brought 10 bear 20 cause men 2, Esaksl-
but they merely ssio that they had E-vs- ths--
Hanna felt 50 confident that the -msn w91it keep
their promise hat never o2ce during tasr lons
When Rear Admiral Roblsy z.vzus vas at
Bath, Ne recently TO inspect oat-eshir = ec1-ss
of construction az the iron works n -hs- civ -
was followed about the station platform ~ Al
interested crowd Without beng intrusive. IRE
lockers were a. least very r1Uch interested = al
that the famous naval ofHcer said ard 6i5- Ne r.
spired more OF less awe. ana osTl27s - telr t1a-
the occasion was growing bit too s-i- ard u1-
democratic. for all az he turned - bes-t--@t
section man who was syeins him With especial
veneration and said heartily Say. ole Gsr- gin
match. Will YOU That section nan isn't
SS"nsS S ;k 70 1B a9y % stS - fs3, S,s ws i i
been thrown away. and has Put L OF 11e ns-'e+-
SHELF az home
Nearly every summer Joseph jefferson ths sct'r.
comes Grsenacre-cn-the-Pi Piscata1us II re toW1
OF Eliot. Ne. and attends Tire sumner schocl Q,
philosophy there During his stay h furnishes
many laugh by his witty saJiss. BuV Ihs ois-
gest laugh OF The last season he provoked y
something that entirely Uninten-io1a- Emma
Thursby was singing the public ssrvice q re
day under the large tent Mr- Js1ersol sat O. re
platform listening intenty. The veteran actor -
rather deaf. and he held his hand a. MS ear. rs
gaze directed TO the roof OF the tent By strange
coincidence. Just as Miss Thursby finished hs-
song the little steamer that piles between Green
acre and Portsmouth whisIlsd Tor Ire la-alns-
Miss Thursbys last note was prc-9nSsc ana 80.
exactly the same key. and continued org slSss
Miss Thursby had begun 10 bow her way fron
the stage. Jefferson listened until the ms low so,s
died away. and then. turning 20 tle person nsN-
him almost shouted in the ts1siry q his s1-
uliration. My God. what a voice
Frederic Mistral. who has now attained his sew
enty-drst year. Is stil the rnSSsave- dark eysc
hirsute OF Southern France as freSrense-s er
the bouevards recolect the PrOvencsI oOet n -
when the French Academy awarded hin t1e Gov
eted Halphen and Reyneaud pri-ss- NiSc-a- W1ose
first lyric idyi ''Mireio' (.Mireie') furnished tne
material for GounOd's opera. has written some
charming poems which have appeared n Ire ~+Ss-
vue Felibrsene." Anong the most popular ot these
are La Refine Jeanne" lie Secre1 css sstss ana
lie POerne du Rh6ns." he has also writt51 scores
OF Proyencal songs and has complied Gscrlo-ary
Of the dialects OF La I-angue doe MOcerns-
Leon DaUdet. IN recent essay. calls TIE a-'-o-
OF -Mrsio" the greatest EElS post SsA9Ss -
produced in the nineteenth century. and csS-s1SS
that ''M.stral Is for France what Goethe z5d MaS-
for Germany. what Byron and IsnIy>oa
for England. and hat Lal1arSirs was Tor Is
Mistral never writes STATED al a table. oCS co-ns
poses verses while walking in the olive groves =
Provence. and lots them down IN pencil N a
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