New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-05
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

An Indiana Judge was confronted recently by
docket having hfty-sevsn divorce cases. He was a
hardened old turist but he was appalled, The re-
suit Of his emotion that he issued letter stat
ing that Indiana was cursed with the divorce evil
and recommending some very sensible changes IN
the divorce laws. In recent years Indiana has NOT
been notorious rapid fire divorce State. but this
may have been due TO the unrivaed position IN the
divorce business attained BY the Dakotas. THE
Louisville Courier-Journar' recalls that thirty or
forty years ago Indiana a leading resort for
those seeking release from bonds of wedIock- TN
1870" It says. the Kentucky Press Association and
the Western Associated Press net Louisville.
and were taken across the bridge. then new. to
Jacksonville. on reaching Indiana editor called
out: Jeffersonyille-twenty minutes for divorces" "
Mutual Sacrifice Maid-when two people are
really in lSye they are each anxious TO make some
The Bachelor-That explains IL
The Maid-EXplaiDs v hat?
News
Colorado will soon boast of a town by the name
OF Radium which is to be located IN the heart %
the uranium belt. on the Grand River. Work
large power plant for irrigation purposes viii be
started on the town site at once
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milwaukee, Sentinel
Women who are DESTROYS OF entering the medical
profession encounter a discouraging situation in
Germany. An association OF physicians has sent to
the directors OF 61S high schools circular for dis
tribution among the students, in which these are
warned against entering the medical profession
which is described being disastrously over
crowded. the number OF physicians being nearly
thirty thousand, more than double what II was
in 1876. The situation is aggravated by the insur-
ance clubs. which hire doctors at starvation wages
Their start-..where did they go on their
honeymoon To the hospital You they had
so many fool friends "-(Chlcago Record-Herald
Victor HugO's granddaughter. Jeanne having
divorced two husbands already. Is now suing for
divorce from her third husband " A. Edwards
who the brother-in-law OF the late NJ. Wal
eck-ROusseau Her two previous husbands were
the OF Aiphonse Daudet and OF Charcot Her
career and that OF her brother Georges will pro-
vide strange notes 10 her grandfather's Charming
"LArt d'Etre Grandpere c'The Art Of Being a
Grandfather'D.
CONQUERED AT LAST.
No spooning at the seashore now:
Poor Cupid knows no peace.
Love laughs at lockSmiths but they VOW
He'll yield TO the police.
-(washington Star.
The Japan Mail" of Toxic. sympathizes with
the warless war correspondents. 1t says: The
unfortunate war correspondents in Toxic are said
TO be at length losing patience and becoming an
tagonized. Many hard working. competent men
are threatened with permanent loss OF the reputa-
| tons they have built up By years OF toll II Is
very hard
ART
A sculptor sculped away for years
And oft his hopes high
And often he was cursed with fears
And OFT his bread was dry.
Al last his group done. at last
The veil drawn
The women looked and hurried mss.
The shameful thing!" they cried
The sculptor. hollOw-eyed and wan
Heard and held up his head:
THANK God! Be gone, nv doubts ~. ,s,,at
Ii must be art" he said NO sNNO'