New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-15
TIE TALK or THE DAY.

Tho Webb City correspondent of The Kansas
city Journal" sends this "beiated but interesting
item regarding a storm which took place near
Neck city Few days ago: Mr.. J. y. Scott was
not at homo on the night OF the storm last week.
having gone TO a neighbours some little distance
away, and was prevailed upon to stay all OF Thurs
day night. account OF the threatening weather.
When he arrived IT what should have been his
home the next morning h. found that his new
t"o-room house had entirely disappeared, and not
trac" OF 1t Was visible anywhere in the vicinity.
Ills shaving mug and brush. which in the
house at tho time Of tho Storm have been found in
tree two miles away"
sONNETs OF sCHOoLDAYs
0 9 29i 6d is fe the i5ee wqa thas set thee DO
Too henry bcamus parity becuz
nn 2'q 5e Gg ~. a9 ~ R fore anr wiSh Is WI
Heed ray his parity iusst day ur so
befoar shee dido hutt kan neaver tel
Z" wsn hsovc ro S9G S w ss 6 Invite spell
Moast aIwus doo thare dyen oTul sIo.
hoap sheo duzzent III butt III she hast
TOO metc hur fait hoaP that shee viii lasst
~ "ftur henrys parity h-cuz wee
IT Gocn too Civ 10 ames a shivveree
I've gott n! dlShpann reddy ann thee boize
Ir awl FT y, ,t 70 rye ann anu noize.
For lie bee with thee morners doant u SEQ
Ann A.n!. zeal 50 sadd / woodunt care too so
Mott eaNen wenn thare shivyereean 10.
P a4E5 lie bee Ssd hq M pr p a9p IN Je e
lie gott mi luther girl away frum me
ann them lie lett hur kun until he r1hes
with Eollusy ann pane ann mOnCs ana sithes
Ann thcnn lie kast hur off ann b,dd hur 80
hecuz shee rladc me falls tell hur SO.
hoap shCe duzZcut III butt ifr thee wurst
Shood KUN hoap weel hav thee party furst
life.
Cascara bark peelIng has become an active in
dustry In the forests OF Western Washington. The
bark is taken from the barherry ami chittimwood
trees that grow prUfusely IN the Grays Harbor dis
trict. IL has commercial value OF eight cents n
pound. An ordinary tree Yields from fifty 10 one
hundred pounds Of the dried bark. Whole families
arc engaged in collecting the bark and selling TO
dealers Some men make s. a day at the work
Entire sections are contracted by Eastern BUYERS
and peeleTs engaged To supply the bark. There Is
talk OF petoning the legislature enact laws for
preserving the trees. which valua BILE than
any timber grown in the native forest. The bark
is used for medicinal purposes 1t is estimated that
ono pound of dry bark viii make enough LIQUID ex-
tract to sell for 81 at wholesale
What are the university buildings all lighted up
They're giving reception to Professor Ontrnck
lie has just discovered miCrobe feeds on tha
microhe discovered by Professor Dggitup the other
day'-tChicaSo Tribune.
81 gold coin belonging to DR. Charles J. LANCE
IS on exhibition at the Germania National Bank in
milwaukee,. The piece of gold is thinner than a s.
coin, but of the same diameter 1t displays on the
diverse side the Liberty head" without a can and
the thirteen stars. mterspersed with '6CSS7C7
grams" ON the reverse side is a hve-pointed star
with this Inscription: "Ono stella-iO0 cents" 90
pluribus unum. Dec est gloria" and on the rim
United States of America Dol" The coin ia
valued at 500.