New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
THE TALK or THE DAY.

From the mountains OF New-Hamushire" SAYS
The Boston Transcript" comes David Harum-
like story Of the advent OF the first automobile
which made It's appearance last summer having
climbed one of the steep slopes near Wonaiancet
with disastrous results to the running gear The
accident happened near bayfield,. where farmer
was endeavorng TO repair a broken moving ma
chine Attracted by the appearance Of the strange
looking horseless vehicle the farmer left his occu-
patton and came ort to inspect the remarkable
object with open mouthed establishments After a
Few moments of silent scrutiny he said to the
chauffeur who was repairing the break as well as
he could. Wha a. ye call that ere machine.
That is automobile was the reply. what 4,
you call yours? pointing waggishly to the disabled
apparatus in the field. Wal was the dry response
with pause for a shift Of 'chaw.' IT auto-mo,-
hay. but II don'tr"
Dr. Brown-Wel, did you keep the tbermometer
In the room at 70 degrees. 1 told you% 'e'
hard toime to do ii fid b bndade h doctor but had
at ~ was Iurninst the chimney piece.-OLfe
mammoth cottonwood tree was cut q few oa,.
ago In the bottoms of the Little Wabash T,,.er g.
illinois. 1t contained eight thousand feet OF Inn
Der. The tree was p feet In circumference ana =
lz-Ioot log on the first limb cut six hundred ,a, -
herehah'aoie lumber. When the tree was raI,ea
Ule latest man In the neighborhood could no, 60
over 'he logs as they lay on the ground
.d,aldt En1dyaDon,t you consider 1t the dutv ~ ,,.
eDndLIent DEddYntt 10 look out for the people? u '"o
better if the people would look out for % come out
IranSCriDt
several years ago Freeman r. Smith OF Macb,,s
Me- was hit in the eye by coming In co,tao, -,
pump handle and the sight was destro,oa
About three weeks ago he was hooked ,, 10. -,
eye 10y helter' and he was taken to the hospttaI
a. hd"sol ana had the eye removed. In the re-
HoNaI Oh thiS eye the eye which he lost the sight
Vi So many years ago. but which had never hsa,
removed, was restored TO sight and hru :,
went nome from the hospital last Friday w,,h
'e''er eyeS'sht than nc had had for years
..Ho HHhey ri don't ct, eat mistetoe. do they pop?"
Well sister says there was "A piece IN tho ror,o
when @ Mr; EugSlns called last night and her Iips
are All sore -N onkers Statesman. " ''P'
Miss Lizzie Miller, of Wisconsin, mas sued Henry,
j. Huening, of Chicago, for 5000 FOR breach =,
promise. The pecullarity of the act,o, a. -
charge by Miss Miller that worry over tho dt,a
toriness of her recreant lover caused her 70 Ioso
thirty pounds of flesh. which, according 10 tbo
amount sued for she valued at slSS 6s pa a no,,,,
For five years she considered herself the afHancat
bride of Heuning. and then he married another
woman. whereupon the deserted one bepap 20
lose flesh until she had shrunk thirty pounds.
Young Kubelik. the vionist." said a musician
yesterday rs extraordinarily sensitive TO ner-
fumes. and experiments of great scientific value In
fcs are ofen made ei oG bm pdpF essential e
nm IKE afGno % and & Sreate t. In him the
take down @ his , fiddle and play lively Hello,
influence to read and to compose verses TO wear
dnllQut JcWtls anu NeStmentS and to study
In its complex forms. The odor of the tuberose
makes him sad, so that ne reads tragic things
plays tragic music dons black and weeps readily
Lemon eXctes In him appetite for alcohoiic
liquors. Orri5 makes him timorous and IL he
remains too long In the presence OF this perfume
he fants. Philadelphia Record.
Raleigh, y. c. is planning to celebrate n4xt sum
mer the landing of the original English colony ~,
Roanoke Island off the North Carolina coast and
also erect statue TO Sir Walter Raleigh for
whom the city named
La Montt-I wonder what they are selling over
there! Just heard them shouting: Here's
something to catch eyei'
La Moyne-Hmi they must be selling la 9i.s. NM,
hrellaa-Phil hiladelphia Record -ANieS 1"