New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-31
LOOKING BACK.

As down the busy street I walk.
Intent strenuous ways.
i to hear the robins song
/ heard in other days.
/ the orchard white,
With blossoms bending low,
And smell the lilac ut the gate
l loved so. long ago.
I see again the old rail- fence.
The meadow. green and fair.
And hear the bobolink outpour
His bubbling carol there
/ the upland fields all white
with daisies starred like snow,
And watch the swallows circle round
The old barn down below.
hear the cowben tinkle clear
And see the lambs al play:
While all the air is fragrant sweet
With breath of new mown hay.
1 wander to the trysting place
Bless me! how time does flow!
The girl is grandma, twice.
l loved so, long
Townsend Allen.
THE Deepwater CMO) World" asked the follow
ing question; I'm what year there no full
moon for a month";" 1t prints the following an
swer. submitted by George w. Stephenson: The
month of February 1886. In respect the
most remarkable in the worlds history 1t I'D
full moon. January had two fun moons, and
had March. but February had none. Do you
realize what thing In nature 1t was? 1t
had not occurred since the creation of the world
and 1t will not occur again. according to the
computation of astronomers. for 2.5OoOOO years"
Mrs slangay.sgrely. John. you haven't brought
Mr. slangay-sure have! Haven't got any
bring home a couple OF Holsters for dinner
Mr., Slangay-Well, that's them in the parlor.-
philadelphia Press.
THE Philadelphia Record" tells of an editor
who thus described fight In a in which ne
n tior y,
Mr.. c. He made mention of the difficulty between
u.s. and we gave version of the affair He
then called US liar, and we struck him. He
struck back at us. and we clinched. In the scram-
BILE which followed we got into the aisle, and we
got him down and were giving him what he de-
served. when the conductor and some of the
passengers came up and nterfered. Then we were
parted"
They're raising safe into the tenth story next
''Yes?"
9 on and ss sare are eas lot q down below
the is the side directly opposite to the safes
side."-(Catholic Standard and Times.
On the night of the coronation and on the nipht
after two crowns of flame will dominate the re-
gion or Westminster from the emnence OF the
great tower of the new Roman Catholic Cathedral
In London The hast bricks will be in position bv
then. and the completion OF the outer fabric OF
the great fame will indirectly be celebrated by the
two circles of light lifted its topmost pinnacle
In honor of the browning of the King and the
queen. The idea is that of the Duke of Norfolk
VINO is president of the Catholic Union. and who
VIII have as his guest during coronation week the
envoy OF Pope Leo XIII.
Mr.; De Fad-I can stand a good deal hut ia
Just like TO know what sense there is i'm this new
iaslloh OF eating ice cream with a fork?
mts. DE Fad "a practical woman)-iuests can't
eat IL so fast-(New-York Weekly.
the Following notice appears a signboard near
Port Clinton Penn:
MOTIFS
rake this roat TO Port clinton You cant trive
over the Pinte-creek Bridge She Is too Poore and
she Is fentsup. SIrpROwrSrp
Dummit is queer fellow" observed the man
with the incandescent whiskers ~
Wlat mas ne done?" asked the inauisitive friend
aited Ihen TO get the Daughters of the Reyo-
~ ,ba 20 tio IN mat agitation for merry rounds
III the PARKS. '-tBaltinore American,