New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-10
THE talk OF THE DAY.

The New-OrIeans "Jim Crow car law went into
effect last week. The are divided by a screen
into two sections. The seats OF the forward com
partments are for whites and those OF the rear
compartment for negroes The practical effect was
that on many tho compartment for whites
was damned while the seats reserved for negroes
were vacant. Some OF the conductors would not
allow the whites TO enter the Jim Crow seats
while others let them do so. but insisted on their
vacating the seats in negroes entered re-
curing the room 1t is easy to imagine how the
proud Southerner felt rising TO offer his seat 10
a son OF Africa. and how the colored gentleman
enjoyed the new order OF things.
In the ser~atory.-He-There Is something
she9oh. then. let us get away from the rubber
plant Come. tell me under the rOse.-(Baltimore
American.
II must have been a bitter moment for actress
touring the kerosene circuit in Kansas to find that
she had been billed by the local press as "Calomel"
instead ~ Camille
HYMN.
he rich amt hongry 'nuff Ter eat
Rut sack er -four en- side er meat
Des sets A niger dancin!
Hans roun'. believers.
Walk de happy wayi
Tilt de can en- I'LL de cup.
kaZe You amt got long ter stay
De rich rpzn walk his mansion grum
Kaze sleep done lef' his head. sub
But ntgger sleep ike kingdom come
luSluo q sIiE5lc SISu sum
Hans roun'. believers
Walk de happy way!
TIT de can en- all de cur.
Kaze you amt got long ter stay
-(Atanta Constitution.
ST. Luke's Day was formerly known rs Whipdoe
Day, especially in York. England. from custom
that schoolboys had Of whipping all dogs seen IN
the streets that day. Whence the persecution
took its rise is uncertain. but its origin is usually
traced in the following vague tradition: priest
Ceebra NJ he ffy-aI oS &c
fortunately dropped the host after conservation
and it was spatched up and swallowed by a Cog
that was lying hid under the table. The Profana-
tion occasioned tho death OF the dog and a perse-
cutlon began which was continued on the ami
versary for several centuries.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS why don't Won want ma
to buy your neSkties any more?
tbaH band vV r. I'd rather buy them myself
H Mfeh.Bpt like to do things for YOU
the furnace this winter.-(Chicago News 1''''
familiar inquire seen around the C,btca,o s,s
Alton depot at Joliet ILL.,. is the Oldest nevvshoy
in the United States Orsamus Page has been sell
ing newspapers in Joliet since the WORLDS E,at- a.
1888. never missing single day, or falling 70 meet
the early trains. Page born IN 1899 heinz
ninety-three years of age and retains hts ,-,so ..
such extent that he is able TO rise everv morn
ing at o'clock and deliver thirty or FORTY narsrs
before the early train arrives. Mr. Page comes
from long lived stock his father dying at eighty
father lived 10 be 1O2 and his grandmother lO5
\, lis this the pest wurst you send rne9'' asked
the lady VINO walked into the meat store vVifb y
package OF that edible in her hand ~ -
Madam" answered the meat man D.
best wursr have d" 10 tue
We'll, II Is the worst wurst I ever savip
Il am sorry 10 hear that. The best i can do Ca On
try and send you some better wurst from to-dSvss
lot, but, / said that was the best vv,,rvt -
nave at present / am sure. however fhat t%e
Wufst We ate now making will not be any yyOrss
than this, and u ought to be better assure oS1
ehst as soon as get the wurst you shall have tha
best OF IT, We never gave any one the worst 81 N
so long have been In the wIlrst hrs,,asa ar5
you may oe sure that when we give you your wurst
IL Will De the pest, Tor our worst wurst Is hafte~
wurse tnan the best wurSt OF our compatitors
But the lady, whose eyes had taken on = star. os
glaSsineSS, was seen 70 throw up her hanfis ort5
flee from the place. for she was afraid the vvNrst
was yet 10 come--(Baltimore American ~
There are experts on the eyes who hold stoutIv 10
the theory that troubles in vision often cauoa
serious lapses from well ordered life among, chi1
drens and that disohedience, i'll temper cr,,al,,,
wanton destructveness and Mysteries are freo,,ent
~ due among youngsters to alterations and % all
ments which affect the sense of sight such a
theory may appear TO be carried so far as 10 Ia
almost fad Yet. there may be something In IL
A Case OF Observation-Disclosures know Mis-,
pidity. '' Stu-
Miss Sharp-But, Mr.. Saphsad IL Is NOT nrona~
Jester.