New-York tribune., 1902-07-13
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

A peculiar vengeance is that OF the Mil Hill
School for the death of one Of it's graduates Muir
ray Spicer g young man, ex-yeonan and wounded
veteran Of South Africa. set upon and brutaIIy
beaten to death by gang Of "Hooligans' on
peace night" In ST. Paucras, London. The boys Of
MIL Hill going 10 "avenge' their comrade's s
death by planting on it's settlement" to be
supported and worked by the school.
Doubtful Point-Aunt Chloe-Ma III Rastus
went hshin toe-day. an All doan know whut
Aunt Aunt pinah-Wha's p.Esa & de matter. honeyf
rod n snii de bi ae cl1ptHres lures say say spare ae
dey mean--(Brooklyn Life.
writer In 1.-The Lancet" says 1.-The Chicago
Record Herald" generously sets himself the task
OF giving out valuable Information TO the amount
of food one should eat. He proceeds 10 make the
matter plain to the masses by saying:
IF you desire to know how much you ought TO
eat per diem you must first determine whether you
are temperamentay anaboIic or katobolic Then
taking into account your age. sex size tn. amount
OF exercise you get and the temperature of the
atmosphere, you should calculate the amount OF
food necessary to maintain the minimum weight of
the body consistent with the best health OF which
you capable"
Hereafter there should be no excuse whatever
for overeatng undertaking The anaboIic
should be able to jump up and crack his heels to-
gether at least four times and the katobolic ought
to ind 1t easy to turn hpfaps without the use of
the hands. In view of the simplicity OF the thing
II s surprising that this whole matter was not dis
posed of long. long ago to the best interests OF all
concerned
Good Sporti-On Friday afternoon two tigers at
tackled some buocks at the thirteenth mile on the
Hay, hearing OF the occurrence watched for over
al out ne 3 sho wS s ed Y s frs, Of sSo The
from about fifty yards range. 1t measured feet
al su6aay h 5 G 1Ps 65ca 5 Hay lay visited the
Carcass Of the bHock T had been dTSgsed hrous 9S
the lalahe LOT ABOUT ten yaras. lie approached.
the tiger stood up. and at oace received iS 6uet h
through @ the 9 chest rolling & eyer dead The shot was
feet inches. This Is something like sport!-CThe
David Lloyd-George. a Member OF Parliament
from Wales tells a good story on himself In con-
nection with Disestablishment meeting In which
he has been taking part in Wales A few days
previous. 1t seems there had been Church De-
fence meeting held In the same place. at which a
certain prominent dgnitary OF the Establishment
had spoken. referring to whom Mr.. Lloyd-Geor ye's
chairman observed In my opinion that Church
is of the biggest liars in worth Wales. but
thank goodness. we've got match for him here
to-night!'
r,a, Century old Wreck Blown UP5Ths The Trinity
nP Of the %reok Of II NJ emeT Hunter He %he
s. @ Al SaS off on Is Feb
esting relics in the form of an anchor ring and
been handed over to the Yarmouth Museum.--(Ion-
don Globe
When Prince Henry visited Bangkok, about two
years ago. says '"The Straits Times" he was enter
tained board the royal yacht Maha Shakkri by
the officers OF the Manathai (NavaI Department..
Seated next to the German prince was Siamese of
high rank. minister of state and half-brother OF
the King. This gentleman had been indulging
rather freely, and he suddenly remarked: 1--WE got
q tiger in my compound which speaks German. He
says 'Yai yar" Prince Henry smiled and said:
oh I've big boarhound on board the Deutsch-
land who speaks Samese" And just at that
ment some one proposed the health of the Kaiser
and the band struck up, of all airs. The Mar
seillaise
THE GRIPPY GIRAFFE
Said the camel NJ. u. to the grippy giraffe:
II perceive you are having n chill.
II you'll follow advice,
And be cured in trtce.
Take dose of quinine in a piu
But the shaking giraffe shook his head in dsdain.
Said he: You're witless decever;
Ere your cure for the grip
Reached the end of it's trip,
might need to be treated for fever"
-(Harpers Magazine
The Dawson Volunteers were represented at the
parade of the Colonial troops in London by Mr..
Scartt He was the only Klondike representative,
and after travelling for two months. reached Eng
land on the day the coronation postponed.
Tabloid Tea.-IIn the Colombo paper p / read that
to account valuable discovery-that of Soluble
is claimed M tp n by the t t Gf this IS latter after
newly patented process. they have produced an
article wilT inloTrtabIe cup of tea AS in the case of
ordinary tea, the soluble tea" must be kent in
more convenient than the mere addition of hot or
cold water to a pinch of the powder which is all
that Is tho @ the S biggest oFsne
lies with the who first comes on the field with
onn,ne nf in one vest pocket and nifty assorted
sngs etc. in the otner raysiier % might venture