New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-18
TIE TALK or THE DAY.


frankueSS. lie may say what no means. 30 that
hts iure-most thought is not concealed from tho
plain people Thus the editor % The Superior
,JyisJ Clarion Ledger writes regarding n murIci-
pal campaign. ~ regard Fred Singer Parker rs
being one % the most ueasly little animals that
ever came down tho political pike. without either
top or bottom or width or bresdth-wIth no more
executive ability than my old tom cat-withoUt
thing under heaven % recommend him % the peo-
PIE OF this city but a glad hand and oily smile.
10 seems incredible 20 me thnt tho fellow should
o., considered iu connection with tho Office ~
Mayor FOR tho flicker Of a moment. ono would
naturally suppose that two years of a vacuum IN
thu Mayors chair would be enough TO last the
people OF this city lifetime"
WANTED.
IN looking for country hons with roses IN tho
with six or eight steam heated rooms screen
want a garden fair 10 sec. gently babblHg
An arbo5 whore TO rest at and read the latest
PERHAPS you know Of such a place at reasonable
say. thirty dollars FOR the yea--B :. rs
I'm looking FOR p boarding h7ufs. whero folk are
Where mo- one tells o. better days or tries to blum
The Goards-s must - courteous. the serving stan
Ny bcI OF softost edordown. the food OF choicest
The 'i pT,o two dollars weekly maybe half dollar
Address. lnclosiur reference. 70. J.. "a
Although n man Of leisure now I'm willing to Be
IN some position suitable to one OF nurtured taste.
with leave to go abroad each year. an hour at
And salary commensurate with merit such as mine.
Newark Hveuins News.
Dr. Csclio Baez. tho newly appointed Para
Euayan Minister 10 tho United States. Will arrive
here this week next. For tho last fifteen years
the Republic OF Paraguay has discontinued her
dfplor,at!c representation az washington. and has
maintained there only a consul general, the Hon.
John Stewart. but has also maintained consuls
general NJ S,cw- York and other large American
cities Tie international influence OF the United
states having grown up recently. and commercial
md Industrial developments having considerably TN
creased iu Paraguay. the government at Asuncion
has considered il necessary to send again a min
lister to Washington Its choice fell on DR. cecilio
Raoz who was VOL known and appreciated in that
CAPITAL where he soJourned some days. as well as
IN New-York. three years ago, when he made
tour Of the United states. after having been an
active and eloquent member OF the Pan-American
Conference IN Mexico. Dr. BaeZ is one Of the most
Influential politicians and statesmen In his own
country and Is besides journalist Htteratelr ana
lawyer Of prominence. lie IS. like all Paraguay ans.
a sincere admircr ~ the United states. lie comes
here accompanied by his wife. two daughters and
three sons. Before his departure from Asuncon
banquet was given him by North American resi-
dents I'm Paraguay. at whose head was the Aneri-
/ can Consul General j. y. Ruihn, who is almost as
popular among inc laIhEi'tS ans ~ - ~" bs~@
himself.
'Tney have called two doctors IN for oonsulta-
/ ton" ~
Il believe they have agreed upon the price"
philadelphia Ledger.
Jaran is the ideal club land In this country the
club world has good many class and other lmita-
tious But in Japan the system has nourished from
/ time irnmemoral. and enters into the daily life
/ Of all sorts and conditions of men. 1t is no IN
| common thing for people Of means to belong to
from ten to one hundred different clubs. benevo-
| lent or social all OF which exist mainly to give
the members an opportunity for festive gather
! ing the more In Toxic there FIVE thousand
! different societies. from the Red Cross 70 the
! Nustnches and the Pock Marked. which explain
| themselves. At a recent meeting of the railway
! travellers club ut Kanegewa n hundred danssusss
| performed before the company.
ORIENTAL ADVANCEMENT.
It's rot so very long
That old Japan. now grown so Ehrewd.
Was counted rather dun and slow.
With manners quaint though never ruda
The gentle Japs had never used
A Calling gun TO raise a row
with martial ardor all enthuSed-
| But they, alas, are learning how.
! No doubt all things 10 them viii come
That 20 countries civilized;
Like cigarettes and chewing
And patent foods well advertised:
They say that harsh profanity
| is 10 the Jap unknown Just now
He cannot swear. tbs sad 10 see
| This prospect OF his learning how.
Washington Star.