New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-03

The Daily Mirror." Alfred Ha-nSworths new
daily paper for women, came out yesterday, being
issued from the Office The Daily Mail"
1t has twenty pages, about half the regular size.
and about half the space Is devoted 10 distinctly
Tr5[s -, - - 49, 80 -1,bJ{
says is TO be feminine. but not efTemnate," and
well as TO women as it will give the general news
Of the day. well matters Of feminine interest
The "Americanization" Of women is the subject
Of a recent article in The Nineteenth Century
which has attracted much attention. The writer,
Marriott Watson. describes the American woman as
an anarchist and says that II things continue as
al present, the American man unnatural devotion
money making for the purpose OF furthering the
American woman's unnatural devotion TO pleas
will be the ruin Of American civilization.
The good people Of the Chatham Presbyterian
Church in New-Jersey. in a state OF great ex-
element over coat Of green paint which
Gently applied the parsonage. The color is said
TO be an indescribabe shade Of green, most dis
foYnJ Il 60 hard 10 endure that they held an indiz
nation meeting about 1t. and attempted 10 fix the
discussed and 1t agreed TO hold the building
committee responsible The building committee
means OF clearing their character. The party really
responsible for the paint they say Is the architect
the new church. Meanwhile. the parsonage sctn-
tiilates and shimmers in the moonlight. and the
women cleuch their hands when they pass it by.
No one has heard the minister express his opinion
He IS a wise man. it Is said
The Georgia Daughters Of the Confederacy have
initiated a movement which has struck a sym
pathetic chord in the South and promises to spread
70 all the States Of the black belt. They propose
70 establish homes for aged ex-slaves. who will b.
placed on small farms under suitable superin-
tendence and permitted TO do as much or as little
voted to truck farming and work Of light char
acter. and il is thought that this VIII DC much more
nave nothing 10 do. a number OF negro leaders
cooperating in the movement
A ~spook" stage conveyed the guests 70 the barn
AZ Glenmont LIeweIIyn Park, West Orange, on
Halloween and there ghost room" where
the guests treated 10 shivers. The hostess
was Mrs Thomas 4. Edison. wife Of the inventor.
and in the intervals between bobbing for apples
and other Halloween ceremonies. the guests rode
about the park in Nj Edison new electric auto
mobiles The party given for the benefit OF the
orange Methodist Church and large sum was
realized
7 is r1mored in English society that the coming
hunting season will see many following the
hounds astride their horses. The fashion mas been
set by some daring American women and though II
and distrust 1t was not frovned UPON entireiv and
is gradually coming toAbe looked upon with some
approval
That nc wts very young and veiy enthusiastic
needed other substantiation han the eager light
in bis eye and upward tilt Of MS square well
shaped chin tie had entered The field % modern
journalism because. as he expressed It 20 old
neWsI aper man; one has chance there to serve
really make has influence tel oH the side 81 right.
The old newspaper man had looked at him earn
estly Tor n moment and then away TO the town
clock and the spires md stars beyond H. AID had
proposed a bite" The young and enthusiastic
person reflected uPon what sordd ateriaI Great
some members OF the profession allowed
themselves 20 become and never dreamed that
the older had dned fully only m hour before.
but In his impulse be friendly to this hedgnIis
aud his fearSonlc desire 20 be The one TO give
the topping touch 10 his house Of cards NJ could
= the moment think OF nothing else.
.N.wsDauer work resumed the enthusiast
ought TO be done in the spirit Of the Chinese his
torlan 10 whom inLrusted the recording or his
times Since th- year 20 Il g. you know, such
historians have been appointed. and no one but
themselves is allowed 10 look upon the records
until The passing Of the dynasty undes which they
were renned Numerous times rulers nave tried
10 coerce these faithful 5Crtbes into IeFeahE what
they had written about them out tney nave been
wiling To- suffer death rather than -rIN te tFLst
committed TO them A. each dCcur1ctt - h'd
you know II - deposited IN an iron pound chest
which then continues locked during thr Irnlainder
OF that dynasty A sense 81 honor Tchts ulun TINS
long line OF writers, as any GIstoTy o. una OF
any value must be based the TeSoIu SO oD-
tanned and II II should De ne zane
way in a great measure with Journalistic Noi
but the old newspaper man ordered an"e4Aet ufInh
and began tall1iT.2 ~bout the " sather