New-York tribune., 1902-08-25


o'clock a most interesting moment arrived IL wes
the second second OF the second minute OF the
second hour of the second day OF the second week
OF the second month Of the second half OF the
second year of the second decade OF centuries
a. D. How sad it is to think that this interesting
moment hurried off almost soon as it arrived
ocToPUsTIc OBSERVATIONS.
Peter Power had Lamb.
AS willy leopard
GntiI RSse Se ind INN fhsnfa5 his sRe5hsrd PI's '
Gates opposed the Denver crowd
To make affairs so hot for him
When he would corner Fuel
schwab Is of for Europe now
Each artist works the faster
And hurls his paint in reckless style
To finish an old master
sSiss5 sTs fsns r & s5iRs: 'sSiii :oll yell
To hunt for a hairoil well.
MaTsan,: g,s sn:r5.. hsm: and fash; happy too;
rSes Sats i's shinR that 'i he IS planning how
TO water the Atlantic
VI
Carnegie remains abroad.
Ana Mi' certain slfsi aus ,ss qts sts nasats
VII.
Upton stII I. talking yacht;
His courage is mistaken
Re hoPss that Law.9n 90 ne yet ,scc, sasy prove
~(saitirncre American
More details of the Yale Forsisn Mission are
given In The Yale Alumni Weekly" A houss Is
now being built IN Peking tor the two Yale men VINO
will 20 there In the autumn for the first year OF
study OF the Chinese language and customs One
c. these Yale men is the Rev. Lawrence Thurston-
'as. who has just completed theological course
at the Hartford Seminary The other one had not
been determined upon at the time when the article
was written. In the autumn OF 1908 these two VIII
be to!ned by two more Yale One OF these will
be the Rev Harlan T. Beach, rs. and the otner
is still to be selected. Mr.. Beach VIII De the
director IN China of the mission He has already
served in that country missionary for eight
years and therefore already knows his China very
we'll These four will then decide upon the actual
site OF the Yale settlement in the Far East IL
seems TO be determined that this site shall be IN
North China-in the region where American uaoe
with China has attained its most considerable pro-
portions
suture Of the Heart.-Cures by suture OF wounds
Of the heart are becoming more and more common
Hitherto however all the cases reported nays peer
has lust related to the French Academy OF Medicine
sS9yar in Tns bma the Dnfns he he bullet
was found lying in the percardial cavity No dram
out single bad symptom.-uancet
Ancient nuzzle leaders on warships elsewhere
should be more honored in the breach than In the
observance, when 1t comes TO matter OF saIuteS-
The mossgrown Victory. Nelson's renowned nag
shin at Trafalgar. tried to honor King Edward
with n saIyo at Portsmouth. There was a prerna-
ture explosion in Of her primeval cannon ana
an unfortunate seaman was blown through port
hole Putting wine into old bottles may oe
,!nwise but isn't crammng new powder into old
guns even more injudicious?
Two Americans were recently standing on the
-L,,, rf hica OF
f,,neTsIs eiven In honor Of Favanas citizens One
of the Americans turned to CUBAN ana asAeu'
Whose funeral is this?'
No sabs replied ssd me fb Ssan Anercan lis he dead7
,oS r. nSs}ana would only die I would willing
TO come 70 Havana TO Ive,-(Bufalo Commercial
There's at least one ruling monarch who Will
never be In danger OF shortening his lie py ad-
ventures on a high speed automobile. The Persian
shah is as timld on land as on sea. and he was au
hour behind time for his appointment with KING
Edward Of England. because he insisted that tne
railroad train on which he was travelling should
creep at snairs pace. lest his royal person might
he in peril Insurance companies will find the
Shah a safe risk.
Fears Long Drawn out.-Diggs-Rounder Is quite
~ RIags-1ndeed. His wife naturally has grave
fenTs eo2Hs MN In tact think her fears extend
beyond the grave-(Chicago News
From the equator OH either hand to the Areuc
and the Antarctic the anophele is irrepressioe In
nuito is equally pestiferous. In remote aiasRa as
In Manhattan the venomous insect makes HE a
burden TO man and beast alike Cold that stinens
the mercury In the tube does not put an END TO this
nlacue and the poisonous creatures reNei IN the
EXTREMIST heats of Central Brazil or Middle Africa
For what purpose could they have been created?
And why were they kept alive in Noah's ark?
The Reason.-wife-I think these new women
who affect masculine ase 5srss are ne Of
wearing mems clothes
wiSeweU / should say not
LJusbsnd-No; mems clothes couldn't possibly be
made extensive enough TO suit you.-(Philadelphia
Press.
r,. intrepid French aeronaut (not Santos-Du-
mont of RraziD who tried to cross the Meditcrra-
mean in a balloon last year, but failed, declares
that he will make another attempt next month
f,ut even II ne succeeds this time. 10 be any
thing but vain and futile exploit? What real
gain science what genuine benefit to man
kind can possibly result?
Each to His Own.-"I tell YOU said the bachelor
with the crusty way of thinking Il don't believe
in this business of henpecked husbands. think
married should exercise his Will
$50 do l." agreed the woman with an allmony.
$50 long he doesn't Interfere with the married
woman exercising her wont."-(Baltmore News