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Even Senator Hoar is not in favor of quit
ting the Philippines but would have the
United States apply the Cuban policy to the
islands. He would have the United States
establish a protectorate on the islands,
which is only another name for colonial
policy Or imperialism.
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She Thought 1t Was Golf.

Judge.
He (American)-My grandfather fell at Bunker
Hill.
She CEnglish)-Oh what pretty name for a
golf links But how did ne happen to fall?
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UngratefuI.

Town and Country.
First Tramp ran across rich uncle of mine
lately but after all done fer him he wouldn't
gimme a cent
Second Tramp-What did you do fer him?
First Tramp-Fer ten years I've been travelin'
under assumed name jest to spare his feelins.
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Because the owners and operators of the
anthracite coal mines do not treat the
miners fairly is no reason that there should
be strike on the part of soft-coal miners
30 the great injury OF themselves and of
the whole people. who are in sympathy with
the anthracite miners
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THE HUMORISTS.
Consistent.

Chic State Journal.
she-Are you going to church with me to-day,
Henry?
play golf
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Unless the scier lists are mistaken there
need be no real anxiety about the seven
teen-year locusts which have appeared in
different parts OF the country. including
this State. as the most harm they can do
is to strip young trees of their foliage
Their life is short. very brief. indeed, when
compared with the seventeen years which
they have remained in the earth before
coming to life
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-27

Now that a perfectly responsible corpora
ton has offered to lay a cable to Manila,
via Hawaii, and is proceeding with the
work. the public Will agree with Senator
Perkins. of California. that there is no rea-
son FOR the government to embark in such
an ENTERPRISE
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1t Has To.

Baltimore American.
Remember. my boy" said the gentle sage,
that the worm will turn at last"
1T has 10, Mister" answered the open-faced
youth with the fishing pole his shoulder 1T
has to, or else ii won't fit the hook"
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ATLANTA. Ga, May 26.-Milard Lee.
who shot and killed Miss Lille Suttles In a
church at Ben Hill. Ca, yesterday. was
captured this morning near Austell, Ga
and placed in the Atlanta jail lie says ne
killed Miss Suites because his love was
pense.
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Memoir by Thomas Meagher Field
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The correspondence dates from lT54is32. and deaIe
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FASHIONS IN LITERATURE And Other Literary and
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the date of the first appeal Combination
Laws 1924. TO the present setting forth
Of the laws adverse 10 labor thew
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quarter Of the nineteenth eeutuu
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HORTICULTURE.

FLOWERS AND GARDENS. BY Forbes Watson. Edited
by Canon Ellacombe limo. pp. xxi. 20i. John Lane)
Essays the beauty plants.
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one Of the most remarkable and interesting
OF living nonagenarians is Charles Haynes Has
well, author Of the noted Mechanics and En-
glneers' Pocket-Book" which as a standard
guide and reference book for the mechanic and
the engineer. has few peers in its field The
Pocket-Book Is now in its sxty-seventh edition.
new edition is issued every year by the Har-
pers' and each one is revised and brought up
TO date by the author, Mr.. HaswelI now in his
ninety-fourth year. This vigorous old gentle
man designed and directed the engines and
boilers of the United States steam frigate Full
ton and from 1886 to 1851 he was Engineer in
Chief Of the United States Navy. His life has
been one of perpetual mental and physical ac-
tvity, and he IS even now more At and capable
than many younger men, He was recently
called to Chicago TO pass judgment upon an inn
portant piece of engineering work which could
not be accepted by the owners until approved
by the almost centenarian Mr.. Haswell He is
also the author of book OF "Reminiscences OF
an Octogenarian" of the city OF New York. His
Engineers Pocket Book has reached the enor-
nous sale of $4,000 copies nor does its popu-
larlty show sign of abatement
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MUSIC.

MUSIC IN THE XIXTH CENTURY. Vol J. English
Music. BY J. A Fuller Maitland i2mo. PIP. viii. BIS
+. p. Dutton g. Coz
first volume in a series treating
OF and OF musical knowledge in the nineteenth
century England. France, Germany md Austria
Italy, me SlavOnic lands Scandinavia and the United
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THE, FIRST AND SECOND BOOKS OF SAMUEL. Edited
by James Slime. NJ. A. + r. :. +. l6mo, Nxxvii,
POI. philadelphia: J. h. Lippincott Company
THE FIFTH BOOK OF MOSES CALLED DEUTERON-
Only Edited by G. wilkins, NJ. A, Il. u. l6mo pp
xxxv I47. philadelphia: J. Il. Lppincott Company
A NEW CATECFISM. by NJ. NJ. Mangasarian l6mo DIP.
ISIS independent Religious Society OF Chicago)
THE LIFE WORTH LIVING. or. Guides and Guards
Holiness Heaven BY Wilbur c. Newell limo
pp. CThe Abbey Press)
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NATURAL HISTORY.

THD BROOK BOOK. BY Mary Rodgers Miller. limo PIP
xvi 24l Doubleday Page q Coz
The study Of stream through all OF
the year; its Inhabitants wild flowers on its
banks, illustrated with many half tone and line
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GEOGRAPHY.

FRYEs GRAMMAR SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY Nv Alexis
Everett Frye. Quarto, pp. viii, 1875. boston; CHM
IS co..
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PHILOSOPHY.

THE EVOLUTIONARY PHILOSOPHY BY I. T cham
berlain. l6mo 81 CThe Baker q Iayior tom
THE BURIED TEMPLE BY Maurice Maeterlinek Trans
lated by Alfred l2mo pp. XXX 30. tDodd'
& Coz
Five essays on the Mystery Of Justice. the Eyolu-
ton Of Mystery, the Kingdom Of Matter the Past,
Lick
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William Sage whose romance of the Civil
War, The Claybornes." was published last Sat
urday. is the son of the late Abby Sage Richard
son. Her husband Albert D. Richardson.
the famous war correspondent who was capt
ured while attempting to run the gantet of
the Confederate batteries at Vicksburg, the
steamboat being shot to pieces This evidently
suggested the episode through which the hero
of The Claybornes" goes
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Mrs Edith Wharton's novel THE Valley of
Decision" has reached considerable popularity
for one on such subject. The Scribners say It
has just entered its fourth edition, having
exhausted its third in ten days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-03

Liberty in America that the Macmillan Com
pany is about TO bring out. 1t is characterized
as neither religious philosophical book
but purely historical. Mr. Cobb is the author of
The Story OF the Palatines"
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Ell[RM[PE

The next OF THIRTY TOURS TO EUROPE leaves
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POETRY.
THEOLOGY.

WHEN BARDS SING OUT OF TUNE. BY \. Clark
l2mo pp 81. (The Abbey Press)
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The title of Charles Milford Robinsons forth
coming book on the identifying of cities will be
instead Of Civic Assthetlcs." as previously an
nounced. Modern Civic Art"
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OLD HOEllRlOM LlNE

DAILY SERVICE
For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk Portsmouth. Pnners
Point Newport News Va. PETERSBURG
Richmond. Virginia Beach. Washington. D. c.. entire
South
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Il B. WALKER. Traffic
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The developments through which the law in
America came at last to the establishment OF
entire liberty of conscience and worship is
traced In Sanford II. Cobb's Rise Of Religious
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AS matter Of fact, according to this man.
ana indeed. as publishers declare generally, the
average price Of books published under the net
system Is from 10 per cent to 30 per cent below
the former list price This means that the re-
tail buyer is paying more for those published
a. ~ per cent less than the prices under the
TURNER system. and from per cent to 10 per
cent more on others.
e appearance Of the British and other aris-
.,.a-. s - so frequently disappointment to the
-, OF ordinary nortals-tbey so fire.
49, nave. nave IN word. looks OF common
Notehool,', lia' The reader Of AN Onlooker's
-Noleoook' viii be interested 10 learn how few
- - '''e IN England are endowed with IN
a,,, que blood Of long preserved purity. II
- tne story Of the inquirine American
""eh she saw Lord Kimberley known
49, lulL as KIM Are YOU Kim 20 she
asaeo' with nnhattering emphasis "You are
Io' as ! Imagined you" MADAM - said he 40
LOOK like peer. groom or a fooIr. wen ~
are varieties was her retort
-, very dlnerent vein from Bob. Son n,
Battle is said to be the new story Darn, 81 ..
~ Anfed oiiivant. the author OF the former
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WHITE STAR LINE

Majestic. May . noon Teutonic May q
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribuna
~ received their Uptown ONCE.
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Tangled Up in Beuah Land" is the title OF a
sequel to "A Journey to Nature" that ]. P.
Mowbray the somewhat mysterious author Of
that book has written. 1t has to do with the
narrator Of that tale and Charlie" now a
young man with "entangements" which drive
the pair away from the city to the wilds of the
Pennsylvania farming country.
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Mr.. Hamlin Garland was recently in Okla
homa, and has returned to Chicago. He
and Mrs. Garland do not remain long in one
place. They very fond Of travelling, even
OF roughng ii, and have covered about twenty
five thousand miles III the West since their
marriage in 1899.
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volume of stories by Mary f. wilkins is in
preparation by Doubleday. Page & Co. that is
said TO be something out of the vein in which
she has heretofore worked. The Wind in the
Rosebush. and Other Stories Of the Super
natural" is the title. and the stories are said to
be such TO bring goosehesh to the most
sceptical."
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Between ssth and a7th SITS. until o'clock ?. n
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highly appreciated tale. But a dog is still the
central figure of the book

Robert Underwood Johnson's COLLECTED
Poems will be published by the Century Com
pany by the middle of this month The volume
will be made up Of his previous collections THE
Winter Hour" QS92) and Songs of Liberty
uS9O, with new material including the Italian
Rhapsody" from the March Atlantic" the
ballad Dewey at Manila and a number of
other poems that have not appeared in any
book.
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BOOKS AND AUTHORS.
CURRENT TALK OF THINGS PRESENT
AND TO COME.

The first volume in the "Biograp hical Series"
projected by the Appletons will be Father
Marquette, the Explorer OF the Mississippi by
Reuben G. Thwaites." Editor of The Jesuit
Relations" DR.. Thwaitess historical studies
in connection with the latter publication and
his knowledge Of historical sources have es-
pecially qualified him for the task of describing
Marquette's labors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-03

Professor William II. Pickering, Of Harvard,
who was the head Of the university's expedl-
ton 10 Jamaica, that made what is said to be
the most complete and valuable series Of moon
photographs ever secured, has written book
about the earths satellite entitled The Moon"
Doubleday. Page Co have ii in preparation.
II will have nearly hundred illustrations from
photographs. Professor Pickering treats OF the
origin rotation. atmosphere and water Of the
moon, the origin OF lunar formations, active
craters. vegetation, snow the moon and
lunar corals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-03

A new "Chimmie Fadden" book will make its
appearance next week from the Century Com
pany's press-"Chlmmie Fadden and Mr.. Paul"
II will have illustrations by lowering. the same
that appeared with the original publication Of
Mr. Townsend's sketches in "Harpers Weekly"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-03

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