New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-27
SAINT SMITH

I-ortv-tvvo times he has run for the doctor tb,
Fortv-two times he's gone forth IN 'Ne Hs''''
Nervosly fastening on ,f his sT ITPebf
Hoping as never S a b9s wondered and waited.
PaEi3g the floor with his head in whirL;
Forty-two times he has heard me announcement
III IS a boy" or IT'S only girl
Forty-tvo times the grim nurse has denied him MN
Rights that hc proudy ,sai'iios6p o~rCotiong
suSh as the childess man never has known;
Forty-two times he has bounded W. Iitt, s,as1.
The FIRST shrilI cry OF strange IL I''re ,@@TirS
F6rtywo times he has gone s IN Inc RfG S efss
Fortv-tvvo times he has paid FOR frau riopohS'
Paid FOR soft laces and huhy aHalts. 4, 49,.
Pad Tor the bottles and what IS put IN them.
1-6rtv-tvso times he has heard the sad message:
yery5hnss Ioyely-com ONE bin g5- rs. al dcidT
Pnitorlnr up as ne rushed through the nlshtI,
Chicago RecoTd-herald-
?, g.. IN, q, .f..s little irouies'' that periodical
devoted 20 the exploitation Of the careers OF SUE
caesyrl American business men should have as IN"
leading subject for portraiture In its current num-
Der The dethroned cotton king. Daniel J. Sully-
F4,r.r-I suppose we've heard me lad Terry? he
do a- rakln' lessons tn clary-o-nit RyaI-Iiie
~ INA be- more useful Thin an dom sight more
sooth.u' e. the neghbors-Puck.
Jacoues Iebaudy Emperor OF Sahara" who IS
now IN BRUSSELS with his court. IS establishing
consular agencies IN Northern Europe In a little
Norwegian town called FredriksVaien hahss IL
consular shield in front OF a BARRIERS shop bear
ing tho words. "AEence du Consulat de fEmpire
de sahara"
TO ELANTIss
With darodils the land Is gold
And silver clouds above are seen
Where fairies danced iast night the green
The da Hodils beneath the SKY.
DO ring their golden bells IN glee.
And ON sweet maid. this happy glaca
Doth lack no other JOY but t9ee. H.,
This glade and me. sweet Elantss
Tho rushes. whisper to the i,- sky; -. s,.da
The sunlight mcktTs thto46h I.e s''"''
And on the green are clusters seen
OF starry blooms thy feet have have. made made;
Tho carols gay from happy thToats
Make music in the Lay rs s52v me now
And Oh ~ th ;fo ' lngllS ~S of nv y' iore!
So come and wake to fuller bliss
This glade and me. sweet El2ntiss
-CPall Mall Gazette
=, an article on the eating Of rats and mice. This
London Medical Press asserts that, apart from
prejudice there is no particular reason why we
should not feed our domestic rodents The
editor seems to have the courage Of his convic-
tons for he adds. Their flesh Is delicate and
sLvOry-"
Subtle limits curious, mighty curious"
observed Mr. SIyPurr; as he picked up his over
coat how some lucky fellows get reputation
without half trying Look at jon. tor instance rs
Nhy. wasn't he tried 70 the limit Of endurance"
cried the shocked Mrs. SFpurr a..
Not much. replied Mr.. Slypurr. calmly. NJ
with a torn sleeve lining m his overcoat all Win
ter.'-GIarper's Bazaar.
II is interesting to know in connection with Mr..
Jerome's legal and legislative campaign against
gambling. that Monte Carlo is not only doing p
business the annual profits from which are about
s. 09 600 but il is keeping abreast OF the times. BY
adding bridge and poker to the attractions
which help 90 separate players at the resort from
their money However Monte Carlo has no I'D
and no Jerome.
The Art Of Naming Horses was asked 70 give
the name for n horse the other day. This Is not
near so easy as you might imagine IL Is very
seldom thai the name OF a horse Is altogether ap-
prorrate on Is entirely satisfactory 10 the owner.
striking examines Of success may he found IN the
tened his leader Apo-gee and his wheeler Peri-See.
and i'm the medical student with similar team,
who ca Ted his radcr Os frontis-tLOndOn Graphic
This Copyright act Of Great Britain brings TO the
British Museum many newspapers that a special
building is necessary TO house them. This new
buiIding M Hendon is making such progress that
II is expected to be finished by the end Of June.
The number Of pers published in the United
Kingdom received at the Museum last year was
| 222 comprising 1907 single numbers. In add
tion to these 221 containing 2S 40 numbers "f
colonial and foreign newspapers were presented.
and IS sets containing 122 volumes and li6j3 num-
hers Of current colonial and foreign newspapers
were purchased
CONSTANCY.