New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-04
THE Talk OF THE DAY.

When Indiana newspaper man gets married IL
IS important event in his life. and he justified
in making something OF a time over f. \ dispatch
from Richmond. Ind. tells how Hoosier publisher
shut up shop TO honeymoon: James Cup
editor and proprietor OF The Vernon Gnd) Jour
nal has just been married TO Miss Nyra Allen
Hinchman. That he might enjoy hts honeymoon
he has suspended the publication OF The Journal
for week and has gone away with his bride
So far known. this is the first case on record
IN which a paper has been suspended in order that
a honeymoon might be taken. Culp is an enter
prising young man and has something OF a reputa-
ton for doing unusual things"
JoHNNY's CELEBRATION.
Johnny saved his money for the Joyous holiday
Johnny was Patriotic boy).
To have n celebration in the good old-fashioned
Little thinking whom he might annoy.
When the day before the Fourth had come.
Johnny found himself thvee-dollars- to the
"Geel" said he. I'm make
hum~
Johnny bought some hrecrackers seven inches
p5 R9qsh F RoW B.E5i es sS %nd
Bought some rockets, filled with golden, rain.
Bousht some Oh pSWder foT his fa3her ru 230
some
Johnny celebrated in the good Old,fashioned way.
Started with bang soon after four,
sinsed his eyebrows of az ten. but the doctors say
Burned his fingers bad at twelve. showed a lot Of
Kept on banging just the same. but when
He set a ea1non-eraeker Off at six and held II IN
The celebration stopped
right
-CSomeryille Journal
Dewarra O. currency OF New-Britain. Is an In
Srof1a Of oh Io
turned 20 account tho outward and visible sign
Of wealth. Dewarra is made by stringing the shells
OF cog-whelk upon the ribs OF palm leaves.
These strings may be retaed at much a fathCm
usually the price is equivalent TO about three
shillings fathom length-or they may he made
into various articles Of personal adornment. 20 be
worn en- great occasions. In New-Brtan the de-
warra boarded I'D by rich IS produced at
his funeral and divided among his heirs In much
the Same kind OF way personal property is d.
vided among
Doctor" quer,ed the inquisittve person do you
believe that the cigarette habit causes weak
minds?"
mot necessarily. replied the NJ. D las a rule
A Boston religious Journal finds that a strong
current OF interest In the direction of RELIGIOUS
mysticism is setting in. thu term being defined
the immediate communion OF the soul with God
and that tho opinion OF the world at large con-
corning the sect and it's cultus has changed great
~ IN recent years. Inc snort ana hostile article
In the Encyclopedia Britannica. written by Pro-
fessor Seth twenty years ago. set forth the state
Of opinion then and there at that time IN
English only one important book on the subject
"Vaushn's Hours with the Mystics' the dying
effort OF a brilliant young man, which saw the light
In 1850 and afterward went out OF print Up TO
a recent time such attention the subject re-
ceived was generally of contemptuous character
but the reaction has like full tide. In 1891 the
Glasgow Clifford lectures by Principal Card on THE
Fundamental Ideas OF Christianity" presented with
keen logical analysis essentially mystical inter
probation Of religion In 1899 the hampton lectures
at Oxford tthe titles of these lectures for over
century fairly indicating the current of English
thoughD were delivered by w. II. Inge on Chris
tian mysticism Later Professor William James's
Clifford lectures on Varieties of Religious Experi-
ence' gave mysticism its first important psychoogi-
cal recognition Recejac's difficult and suggestive
discussion OF THE Philosophy of Mysticism has
been translated from the French. and year an
peared the Rev. Arthur Devine's vast Manual OF
Mystical Theology" written from the Roman
Catholic point of view. The mystcs seem 10 he
coming to their own with rush. and their claim
that the root of their doctrine is found In the
teachings Of Christ and ST. Paul does not seem 10
the sect. at any rate. devoid OF plausible evidence
TO sustain 1t.
Those Faces.-Bacon-why does the Medicine
Man WITH an Indian troupe always make such
EgbsrV-I suppose 1t comes from taking his own
Observation-Disclosures Statesman