New-York tribune., 1902-06-12
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

Go many of the ablest and most skllful American
Jockeys are now riding in England ana upon 'ie
European Continent that the demand ho' eoiPe'e-1
1a ~ the saddle is now more urgent in this coun-
try than at any time sEce Longfellow ana Harry
r3rsat+ mot IN their memorable series or contests
But in the true interest of the best sport II IS
gratifying to note that turf auhortleS aoroa
tain the strictest of discipline with respect to our
American handlers of horses, and apply rigorous
nanalties when reckless fellows break over bounds
slopay-Don't you wish you were Midas?
Forroughs-Who was he? , =. ..,s
sE9ery6ody ne touch turns me
down philadelphia Press
ga, egg In the process of hatching says an
expert lis remarkably sensitive to vibration Hair
the failures that amateurs encounter in hatchlng
ort chicks by the incubator method are due to
lack of precauton IN providing against the erect
of vibration the eggs The rumble OF tran,
or the passage of a wagon along the street Will
spoil a. whole incubator full of eggs, If the faint
est yibratory wave reaches the apparatus Even
sucb little thing as the banging OF a door In
some other part of the house Will destroy the
chances OF Matching out a brood. where care mas
not been taken to place the incubator beyond the
reach of such disturbances. A thunderstorm al
ways gives breeders scare. as thousands of eggs
may be spoiled by a sudden heavy thunder clap.
To sneeze or cough in the vicinity of the incu-
oators will sometimes work disastrous result"
One of most famous judges was driving to
his court morning in his broughaln. when an
accident happened to 1t in Grosvenor Square.
Fearing he would be belated he called a cab from
an adjacent cab rank. and bade the jehu drive
i !And aS whe2e iaPi6 Be they7 WHAT London cabby
and don't know that the s law courts rf Are i
You said courts of Justice "-(Tit-Bts.
Soldiers" remarks The Kansas City Journal"
"are the only ones who really have pride IN their
profession. When soldier dies he is hauled to
his grave on the trucks OF old cannon, and his
memory would be disgraced If any other vehicle
were used But think what howl would go up
against the family if a dead farmer should be
hauled TO his grave the trucks of a sulky
plough
our exchanges are giving us credit now We trust
their example will be emulated by the grocer and
butcher at at home.-!Lehanon TEX Gazette ,,
man and sprnk4ing cart driver in sqbdued s but
cient.-(FIenderson CKyD Appeal.
An exchange prints a portrait of a society woman
who has three & hundred M dresses What t. we & can't
when she sat for the pcture.-(New-H Holland (Ohio)
A Kentuckian went to a dance with a pistol in
his pocket. The weapon accidentally exploded and
he died with his boots on which was some conso,
lation to the bereaved family.-(New- Richmond
(S. c. Journal
Last week we received a letter from medicine
firm containing five dollar bill TO pay for an ad-
vertisement Our learned postmaster; who had
thing.-CWellston Ohio Tribune.
Japanese is the latest language to be added to
the list taught the University of Chicago. Pro-
versity, has been selected to teach the language.
There a number of students in the university
who expect to go to Japan missionaries.
All Right Otherwise-Lawyer drawing up mar
riage settlement between American heiress and
impoverished foreign nobleman)-There. 1 think we
Count Boylon de Bakkovlsnek prospective bride
(Chtcago Tribune.