New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05


ben, the spire rather than irriraOl. devn who's.
hoofs wers not shod 70 please him
sALLADE DIES DANES DU TEMPS JADIs
AFTER WILLOW. va a L-ASo)
- Ee~afe " Barnard
Nay. tel me now up what strange star
The coon Rachel dweLs to-day;
Where sociable Ida bides. emo whers
Whence answers Marg r,t her sleepy Tea
A. q. when The whistles blow?
UutcaChabIe she as a maiden Of clay;
Nay. but where IS the last years snowy
wheres waststui Beitey. that brought much care
w on .sf pss a ah aas r a lafs
Wee "!houp and thordath-a nice disPI.yf
Ard whers Irene with y hon Tor ay'
Our silver on IN q sack dld 20 s,,.,.
Nay. but where Is the last years SnoS'
where's that tall Jane with voice SO rare
or raw9-for hers siren lay!
where's Jones. who her mistresss things would
Della and DinAh. OF. where are thsyf
Amelia. who's. Enslish must stiu sstr.y
Her shire who went into trade7 Ali 90
Married or single. man nav say:
Nay. but where Is the last years snowr
wif. all this week thou needst not prU.
whore il the maid thai win come and s,.yr
-(IIpolrcott's Magazine
II 10 dirncult to state positively who 10 the eoyen
Of the English bar. out that venerable distinction
would seem according 70 The London Globe" 10
be ong TO ". \. G. Haks Two years ago The Ia W
LIST" contained the names OF @. c. Bafour. who
called TO the bar IN 1883 and Of Mr.. Haks and
a O Saunders both called IN is35. since that. Mr..
Bslfours has disa ppeared from the list Those
OF the other two remain but the palm Of seniority
rests with Mr. Hske who was called IN Nay. Will.
Mr.. Saunders followed In November.
Excus,nE Himself-Angry father-Lock here.
young man It takes you longer and lonssr 90 say
good night 20 my daughter
Ths Young Man.Well. sir the nights are longer
than they weTe.-(Smart Set.
Some things that happen the stag. very
wonderful An English audience was recently mar
yelling at a dog which was playing a bit OF old
masterpiece on a piano Suddenly one In the
audience yelled Rats and the dog made break
from the plano But the music kept right along.
just the same.
As a rule. Speaker Cannon much about the
In a QUAKER communitv he acquired many of the
fervCnt Cd religious phrases Sometimes they crop
Yesterday the Speaker mounted the marhl.
trum at the noon hour. and called the House to
order Then. drawing his HANDKERCHIEF. he pro-
ceedcd Ieisu-eiy to mop his brow. The House
sorthH aentiornanS was waiting Tor the word to
start. 8ir Cannon became aware moment later
eriy. and then re noticed that he had not s1ven
Brother Couden." said ha will lead rs In
prayer"
bcr saRdns Sb Bowed hsss. tof *. Onnr
Observation-Disclosures Star.
Joplin. Mo-. has a fire chief who IL not AFRAID Of
any kind OF smoke. Ills nsns In siEarA
THE ARTISTIC TEMPERAMENT.
He used disdaln what his nsEhbor snjOysd.
lie a superior air:
He often sverred that his mind he employed
Alone on the good. great and fair;
And he let his hair grow and his face . look
Decidedly solemn ami mystic;
And work he completely and calmly for,ooh--
He said that 1t wasn't artistic
This HES what make II, philosophers teach
And the various ways we pursue
Depend the status selected by each
In this world as his point of view.
He sometimes I, els lonely and dinner Is sc~nA
And he'd like 20 buy various things. but he can't
But he smiles and declares It's artistic
-(Washlngton Star
The figure OF a miner. carved from a block OF
Ceur d'Alene ore. mounted upon q pedestal OF
copper and lead ore weighing many tons will be n
feature Of Idaho's exhibit In the IaIace OF mines
and metallurgy st the Worlds Fair This rniau.
viii be contributed by the mine operators of
the Coeur gAlcneA
Patent-What are the things must avoid. doc
Ihysicisn-Pork. mackereL tea. coffee, oatmeal
Patient with a Eaxp)-Rye7
Physician-ln the form OF bread
Patient An right doctor. Go On-Cnicaso Trfn-
une.
The Society OF PicturemalJers Upon the Human
Skin has presented petition to many French
Deputies requesting them pass a law making IL
obligatory parents to have the names ard sur
names and the dates of birth tattOed upon all chill
dren over SIX months old These eccentric geniuss,
call themselves artists and demand protection In
their petition they olaIrl that the engraving OF the
name and address upon children would cerve as an
exeelIsnt means OF Identification
Magistrate tsternlyl-Didn't tell You IN. les.
time you wer. hers | never wanted you % s.ms
mako the policeman believe i--tNe9-yorker