New-York tribune., 1904-10-27

Electrical power houses about to be con-
structed at the Zambes Falls, which are estimated
TO represent S5.OO0.OoO horsepower and should be
able to do a good deal of the work OF Middle Africa
in the West for any number OF centuries to come.
The electrical power will be delivered to long dis
ance transmission lines and distributed TO the cop
per- gold and coal fields in the region which are
already in process of development besides perform
ing all the other work which progress there is cut
ting out for 1t.
JUDGE PARKERS FAVORITE POEM.
The melancholy days here.
The air is cold and raw;
The wind howis through the branches sers,
Float yawps from Bryans jaw.
Election day Is drawing near
The melancholy days are here.
The melancholy days. have come
Davis would say have cameO
And l am feeling deuced glum-
] fear the Donkey's lame.
In vain seek to make things hum
Tho melancholy days nave come
The melancholy days are here
My nerve is waning fast
Strenuous Theodore. / fear
viii put in my little bier
And lash me to the mast
After the 9Th. Dave Hill. old chuu.
Stin melancholier days will come.
milwaukee Sentinel
The Germans are given to punnng after ponder
Gus sort and their language is we'll adapted TO il.
The Eastern gives them plenty OF opportunl-
ties At Berlin the newest name for the commander
or the Russian armies III MdHChuIId ~ GoLeiaA
"ILuroki-packten" meaning thereby that he has
been 'collared' (gepachO by KuroiSi. At the time
OF the Dreyfus afaire, too the Berlin wits asked:
VIE tef st Frankreich gesunken?" CHOW far has
France sunkP') ''Drey-fus,' was the answer
three feet
Contented Disposton."G appreciate the com
pllment but I'm afraid l could never make you
happy" ,,. w.. 49,, ,.-o,. 49,. ...,,,.
pleased am."-(Life-
startling discovery that the Garden of Eden was
laid out in his native State. His arguments are
ingenious but he has not yet been able to identify
the tree Of the knowledge of good and evil in the
apple orchards of the commonwealth IN which he
takes so much pride Nevertheless he is ready to
meet in public debate at any time the supporters OF
the theory that the present day Earthly Paradise
Is in Esopus.
BAIL4ADE OF WOMAN's WAYS
do not asI, that YOU my Grace.
should coincide with all ! say;
| 90 not look to see your face
Forever like sky In May
If for some favor l should pray
Exact I such allegiance? Nay.
Say ''NO!' and leave the rest TO me.
stronng in some sequestered place,
When sunset marks the close OF day.
/ picture you in my embrace
And watch your dreamy eyes OF gray.
To beg kiss. you needn't he
Too meekly anxious to obey
or self-esteem have no trace
Whateer they think who read this lay;
I've been thrown out at second base
AS often the other jay
But this sing to the array
or maids and matrons fair to
When am pleading, turn away
Say Nor and leave the rest to me.
L'E>yvoI
Gils, Whether you he grave or gay
Welded or wholly fancy free.
Hand me no Yes dear! on tray
Say Nor" and leave the rest to me.
-C'TOwn Topics.
Thomas Yates. Of Toledo. Ohio. believed to be the
sole survivor this side OF the Atlantic Of The
noble six hundred" who made the famous chargs
at the battle o. Ralallava October 25 1854 has just
celebrated the hfteth anniversary OF that event
immortaiized by Tennyson in his Charge of the
Light Brigade" Mr.. Yates. though elghty-one
year1 Of age works every day. and shows In many
other respects the clear grit OF the men who rode
into the jaws OF death shat famous and fatal
day.
DO YOU know of the only Irshman who ever
committed sucider' asked W, h. Pollard Of Jersey
commit suicide, and when the argument was ad-
Nanced ia crowd OF that nationality ne was So
utlsTuhg that he decided to show his opponents
t3hhat freshmen do sometimes commit "A rash act.
pioyed nm started a search. When he got TO the
nsih Ie looked up toward the rafteTs. aud saw his
man =. a,,.i hanging win rope around MS waist
. What are YOU up to- Pnt?' he asked
piled. '' o's""s' 'ne i'isn''ah 70
:. Why don't you put Il around your neokg
;Tfiitn vi dli but Oi couldn't bfaythe. was tho
LII fepiy ot the from the Emerald Isle.
-hA-nulaNllle Courier Journal