New-York tribune., 1903-05-07

The Rev. James G. Bradley, or Gnthrle' Okd-'
made funny slip couple of months ago when Of
<erinp q nraver at a young peoples meeting in his
church, and he is very glad of 1t he prayed,
80 Lord give us clean hearts. humble hearts, pure
hearts sweet hearts" 1t nearly broke up the meet
ing and afterward a young woman asked him If he
knew what he had said. He came to time in good
style, and they have just been married
cornplicates the case. who was constantly
tor Who io@ was Just beginning his practice
II lose my breath when I climb hill or steep
often often get sharp pain in my side Those are the
symptoms OF serious heart h 5roupde te s,oisn but
he was interrupted ,,..,
.'It isn't for young physician like you TO disagree
with an old and experienced invalid like me, 5ir!-
youths Companion
There is an addition to the story Of the race war
in Joplin that will not come by telegraph. a for
rner Atchison woman who lives there writes to "The
Globe: '"The recent attempt to drive the negroes
out of Joplin the worst thing ever heard of.
It left without girl, and with company In the
house. Yesterday had to do my own washing. ana
this morning my husband had to sweep out his Of
fee. I do not approve Of race wars; the kitchen
work is hard. and 1 still have my ironing to do
Me-ow.-A public school teacher in the city Of
among ner pupils, took three of them to her private
involved said to the first little girl Sing verse
of any hymn you have learned in school" The
child broke forth:
Lead kindly light amid the encircling gloom"
Meow meow;
THE night is dark. and am far from home,
Meow, meow.
It has been decided according to THE Springfield
Republican" by a committee Of the Essex Institute,
of Salem that the little frame building at the
of the institute building. which has been looked
upon as the frame of the old First Church OF
Salem built in 1885, and has been visited and looked
,5s of r14Ior al
over the world. not the frame nor any part
of the original historical edifce. The committee
does not attempt to say what the building really
is although in its report 1t points out that the
tradition regarding it is only found IN the family
of Enos Pope who were Quakers- 1t is possible.
therefore that the building may have been that of
the first Quaker meeting house
cial meeting said in his prayer: And If any spark
Of has been kindled by these ti exercises we
remark made by another minister al a welcome
church will soon occupy the ground. .'-(Richmond
(Va) Religious Herald
..Motor intoxication" is disease discovered
by the savants of Paris. 1t is the temporary
disorder of speeding automohilists. NJ Hachet
Souplet at the last meeting of the Societe dHyp-
nologie ct de Psychologist, spoke OF the intoxicating
effect of rapid motor locomotion. The mental and
moral state of the driver becomes abnormal. He
grows vindictive. furoUsy aggressive, and lets
himself be carried away by the angry impulse of
the moment. The high rate of speed works him up
into the very same state of mind which makes the
habitual drinker OF alcohol regardless of conse-
ouences. Both abuse. swear and use vile language
NJ Hachet Souplet quoted number OF instances
from police reports of trials OF automobllists in
which self-control and tho sense Of dignity entirely
deserted gentlemen of high education and breeding
DR. BeriIlon. an eminent man. corroborated every
thing NJ Hachet Soupiet had SAID DR.. Berillon
knows a motorist who ran over peasant and
rushed on after he did as furiousy as before.
He returned home in the state of depression that
follows a long rush forward at tho pace of
press train and never gave thought to his victim
on the road until he read three days after how he
had killed him. He then felt very sorry, declared
himself guilty of death of the peasant and set
tied an annuity his family.