New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-05

The ba1xv horse has found q champion in Miss
Mabel Alva Messenger. Of Chicago, who is CONDUCT
ing small crusade IN behalf OF this much abused
animal The cause Of baking, Miss Messenger
states lies back Of the horse and 1t is unFeasoh-
able as well futile. 10 abuse the amman Ior
what is the fault OF his driver. past or present
He balks as rule because at some time ne mas
been overloaded though at the precise time OF MS
refusing TO move his load may be light MISS Mes
singers cure for the habit is very simple one ana
is based On the theory that a horse can THINK o.
hut one thing at a time. Hold the morse 5 toae
foot M for about q minute" she says, theh URGE
him gently, and he VIII start on as u ltI+ tais
nan TO fail and has several times relieved oloeh-
pdes IN The street by starting baking horse on
its
..fip weddings have become so terribly over
.oaer" erclairns an English society magazine.
s.coon in only be Americans South Africans and
Jews who will married with twelve oTlaes li-7'
. thousand guests and fifteen hundred "eui-"7
rrasents Lady Sybn Primrose, you know was
rria7 ouietlv al EPSON and she insisted On all
absence Of fuss because She heard they weIe Soni7
70 have the wedding 6loEra pneq fGT ols o1lv me
+I,o- da2 BEGGED no 70 give her any Jey,es;
9 9srs' saw we shah soon all send out our Wedding
viii be much more dignleQ ana =. one oi7e to he
TTnn'+ groan because they hear one Is going - NC
married"
Miss Marie Corelli who has for several years peen
l-t-T very hard to keep Shakespeare. from
being forgotten, has recently puoIlshed puINy
,r.-+o ,,arn7hlet under the title OF me avon
of which she aims SUNNI O'i'
-ss+fc Corelli-isns at the head of the traVeIllHS
.a-,c.n Among her Hints to American Trip
,ers' are the following charming words OF aoVtce
Don't expect to buy picture post caroS, p"0'q
graphs sweetles al shakespeare D
is q shrine-not shop -..
r-,,,rch presented by American admirers OF
Shakespeare is not yet paid for One hunareo anu
ter pounds are still owing. American millohaiieS'
hen attending service At Holy Trinity ShmISe
as they are tney +1e confectoners shops fourteen
Don't go mo or De two glasses Of milk and one
nm for the whole party so that nose VINO Go4 of
NE bun may ask for glass Of water gT&5s o tIs
go go makes Shakespeare's townspeopIe ureo'
-, ,r,-,err Cornelius is a gifted Indian woman
who after completing q four-year course al S
-, N Fond du Lac, Wis, has returned 10 her
it ON the Oneida reservation, in North WIS
o,sir IN carry on her work Of gathering her
tribes literature for publication and OF t-e
her native tongue into an Indian grammar MSS
cornelius is descendant OF two nome CHelU@
,,,.as the Breads and the Corneaiuses' ana her
.o+her moved TO the outskirts Of MS reserVa'io IA
order that his daughter might attend 80
+ ,rtits school rather than the reservation eC4O0-
tz &c said to hold that reserve HE Is most ul-
conducive TO a liberal development MISS EoIle e
49,, sesire is TO illustrate 1.-The Indian side OF Amer
ican life" OF her work she says;
.r1r,o 1egends which I have completed have cost
me much hard work. have tTa'eIieu I0ne - US
+a,ces and TO the remotest corners OF the reserve
81 from, the Oldest residents these quaint IAN
ciss of our tribe. I go TO many persons TOT 'le
same lake down in the Indian vernacuiaT, rom
1hesss make literal translauons' ana 4aier 40
when - mi INTO good English The novel when
them Ok on viii show the difficulties with winch 1
81 raoe is beset in its stage OF ts and char
me of its historical movements adt 1S
acters IN scene there is 10 But do not
o. 70 write sour piece OF @ ayy 70 indian
a eLea. because no one who cahnot - taa
n ne ar[aay communion Of these peopie in D'
abe always delicate heaths some specai
e. bones 10 continue her Worh III SOIi 'E
neIlds ,re Of the Eastern colleges
.,.- pENtvE THE SAMPLER7