New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-29
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

The American Consul General at Frankfort re-
ports that tho government OF Algiers coutemplates
giving subsidies to Algerian farmers for tho pur-
chase OF ploughs Of modern construction The
Governor General OF that French African province
has publicly called the attention OF the natives to
the advantages to he derived from using modern
plouGhs instead OF the Anticipated implements now
IN vogue there. While in Egypt. which Is moro
advanced than Alsiers. owing to great losses Of
cattle by the rinderpest the large plantations and
farmers are about TO Introduce steam lloughs and
automobile machines for the cultivation Of grain
and cotton.
II guess NJ olaen doesn't feel as young as he
ala several months ago" remarked the observaut
why do you think so?'
He used to joke with that undertaken who lives
near him. but he doesn't do it any more."-CPhila-
deIphia Ledger
Tho African Review" says: I'm the Transvaal
and tho Orange River Colony, II the present rate
OF intermarriage between Briton and Boer is kept
up. within twenty years the two races VIII be so
welded together ~ TO be indistinsushable"
THE COLOR OF THEM.
Grass widows may. OF course. be blue.
But have never seen
(No moro has any one Of you)
philadelphia Press
William Rae Scotch miner. living at Blantyre
near Glasgow, has won fame the Scotch Lorenz
Ho repudiates the theory OF diseased bone and
success
brought him patients from far and near some OF
his cures, especially OF humphacked children spinal
curvature and disocated hip read almost Ike
miracles. and some have suggested that he
has superhuman power. though no makes no claim
70 the kind himself.
THE SILLY NIGHT.
Oft IN tho Silly night,
Pre- siqmbeTs chains have bound me.
or sundry friends around me
The calls the bets
THAT one and all are pulling:
The two card draw,
The dropping Jaw
Ere slumber's chains have bound me.
seek to play EN- right
And break the friends around mel
When I remember all
The friends so linked together
I've forced to the wall
From going to tho leather,
I wonder why
TO cut it out forever:
T re hadt t ! aim gar,o
Perhaps l think I'm clever
But IN the Silly night
And in the same old plight
Are all the friends around me,
milwaukee Sentinel
The restoration OF the famous Stadium OF Athens
begun in 1895. with funds given by a Greek mer-
chant has progressed until they now placing
the last OF the fifty-two thousand marble seats
winch the great alnpnltneatre contains. The seats
ratings etc. are all of the creamy white Penteli-
kon marble. 1t is the intention OF the committee
having the restoration in charge to build marble
propylaea, or entrance. resembling the ancient
one. Some urge tho finishing OF the outer walls
of the Stadium by surmounting them with a marble
coonnade. When the propylea will be commenced
is not known.
All Serene.-"HaS Jones an assured reputation as
Absolutely Why. he says he can now turn out
yOrlS nj ba n 70 n ia
ropanese soldiers carry with them kettles made
~ Thin paper-the invention of one DaIJu. The
Kettle upon being filled with and the outside
surface dampened is hung over the fire: in ten
minutes the water is boiling. A kettle costs only
two cents, and can be used eight ten times
HOT TIMES IN GEORGIA.
Hot times. believersl Dey got me on de run:
But de watermillions yander' with his ripe side ter
En- de peach is rosy red
Not too high up overhead ateac Tn, s-ba,,,u.
Ell !" fu n.y. "
Though de white man got me gwine FUN de
En- de mule Is in de filrrer en- a-leadin' err de way
Though dat furrer's mighty long,
I'm s somdtimcs gifts as happy as mochn. bird IN
May
But thump de watermillion. whaf he kiverin de
En- knows de way he answers dat his health is
Though, de weather make me run.
Oh I'm havin' my fun.
En- Georgy is de Promis' Lan'-so shake de peaches
DOWN.
-(Atlanta Constitution.
Alexander Sutherland. the nan who led the
charge of the famous Light brigade ut Bala-
klava, is living in the city OF Denver, Col He IS
ninety-four years of age but has expressed a de-
sire to attend the St. Louis fair, in response TO
invitation received from the school children OF
that city. AS tho bugler OF the brigade. Mr.,
Sutherland led the charge at tho command OF the
Earl of Cardigan, and Of the $50 heroes
who returned from the field of carnage.
What is the news this morning.