New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-13

Architects say that the day of the piazza is
gone-it Is the inclosed porch that Is taking It's
place on all the new country places and summer
homes. One trouble with the piazza has been its
publicity. Built almost invariably the front
OF house part Of its adornment II generally
faces the street and so has prominent II not
exposed position. This did well enough when the
piazza was conceived Of as chiefly place 70 rock
OF an afternoon when one had ones dress
geo ana Vas on s1hi tb 80 20 $3.50 De
living room It is hardly so satisfactory ar
out ANYTHING g eas M. IN or the vs
frees people often prefer 10 build their porch or
veranda there, where uninterrupted privacy and
sec!usion can be theirs.
After commenting upon the number OF modern
Portals who flourish in large cities The House
keeper asks the question: How long Will II be
before we have women jurors?'' The modern Juror.
Il goes TO say is not person of giant intellect
or legal learning nor is he accustomed TO graphing
with weighty judicial matters. AL that is re-
CURED IS a modicum OF intelligence and common
sense. and how often Is this modest demand not
realized There is no apparent reason. II goes on
10 say why women could not render as intelligent
thiT owen Sc sex and quotes an English Judge as
admitting that Il would be much more satisfactory
10 liugants and gave a deal OF valuable Time u
juries OF women we're employed IN such cases as
disputes Involving dressnakerS GAINS ana s'uoTs
women capable OF making successful lawyers
there seems 20 be no reason why they cannot make
effective jurors
first is a hot mineral spring which is claimed TO
have miraculous healing properties The second Is
two springs far distant from each other, but con-
nected by a subterranean passage. When one
spring IS full the other is always empty. All the
water seems 20 flow from one spring 10 another,
The third wonder Of Corea IS the Cold Wind
Cave In which there IS always breeze strong
o IS 20 p tdRs forest in which trees are oOnna
ally Eprouting. matter how the roots are nnuuI-
ated. The attn is the floating stone: ~ IS iatse
irregular cube which seems 10 be resung on inc
ground yet rope may be passed uhGer me 1 stone
al white heat "A drop of the sweat OF Buddha"
is the seventh wonder. This is kept in q temple.
tree viii grow or animal will go near
Detroit, Mich. Is said 10 hold the record in the
production Of pills On average she sends out Ito
tons OF pills month-about two thousand tons
year. II is claimed that she makes seventeen nun
dred varieties
The youths Companion" recounts two similar
instances that occurred in America and France
which are Interesting from the different methods OF
punishment melted out 70 the offenders. AS the
Mavor OF a certain American city was using the
telephone one day he "sassed' by "hello
girl who did not know who ne Was ne ha1 nSl
snce occurred 20 President LOubet OF France ne sent
FOR the girl. and after giving her knd ana sehsl-
bic talk sent her back ." her WORK
Charlotte Perkins Gilman makes a plea In me
yUon,an's Journal for bands OF maiden emigra-
,ton 10 the frontiers. where lonely men grow hard
srd had for lack OF woman's influence" As the
manifest destiny OF women is 20 marry, says Mrs
Gilman. ''how IN honor and conscience can they
wait suIanely for what never happens instead or
beroicafv seeking opportunity SUCH q scheme
believes would insure woInans real prero e.s
tive OF choice in place OF mao competition ioF
a minority Of cautious. experienced men,