New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-13

report which comes from London 70 the effect that
e pulpit Of wood from tho forests OF Virginia IS
20 be- placed r. ST. Georges Church. at Gravesend
IN counerorat,0n OF Princess Pocahontas. who
lies buried In the chanceL Few Americans visit
ing London remember anything about the Indian
Baedeksrs Yet PoCahgrtts Is sad SO 20 have
loyalty and her personal sraces that sic was re-
ra.veG ar tie Court u - James with the honors
eaa,5t ~ ent4rI. with her husband for Virginia.
TIE entry OF her burial. on March q lsl, Is sun
s. Georges itself burned down IN l7z'.
william Of Germany has served formal notice
on literary women that they can look for Atto
mercy from hi-a- IN conversation with him
which q London journal records the Emperor thus
expounGs his views on fcmiHism:
To me a woman who writes is ridiculous
Clever women are dangerous women. ore and
all They ought To be- muzz.ed before thty can Dlte
woman Ia order 10 BE a woman who writes. N ~,
avoiding rldicuIe. and clever women care for Their
Sow. can a woman who writes remain pretty?
The gestures, the attitude, or a woman slIaWHIHS
EFFORT on her pert Can woman remain pretty pretty
when she is Obliged 20 put on that particullTly
stern frovE with which rUrsues an idea or
studies any serious and important subject"
over in London. where they really DO originate a
great many bright iceas they have thought up
new kind OF wedding present Instead OF the IN
evtabIe lamp or set Of pearl handled tea knives
or pair OF candlesticks with which young persons
as2 dG Ssaas PS0 5dG in 56s @aa he
giving books over there or sets or DOGS ne
IeCD'snts happen TO be a bookish couple, could
Rny3 a5 ps ni 5ives have warped themselves {?
pieces and the lamps have gone OUT o. is yie 60
nuisance. these books. provided they are wtn
chosen and artistically bound. Will be a Joy and an
Inspiration for years to come.
folly little story Is told by a contributor to an
arr1ru he n
csc have Of initiating animals. 4 remember some
,-.srs ago" she says. being at a Christmas
Juvenile party when a nephew OF the Mikado was
P means Ie5i OF a NUT sable mantle and boa Tor
tail 10 look IKE soiiie ~ ytbsr tb tells do
then crawled into the room MtleIe Jig ,f,-s ne
mestica enjoying the hearth rug oeIoIs Sl ~
r hts movements that the wretched grmallin al
most few up the chimney with terror
..r don't know whether you happen to know IT,
but the death rate among our fcundiinSs . : per
cent lower than among the normal babies OF the
city living in their own homes and cared to- Dy
their own parents" the surprising statement
Condition OF the Poor the other day. That IS I"
say re went on. III we're an insurance com
pany, II would be sa.er RISK toE Us 20 ,boc -
and pick children cut Of the ASH baITeT NEE a.
take children OF their own homes. lhls - az
fhis city and / hope 70 see the time when the city
will 9e ne, yss Of eBdren in their hcres safe
tons
The East side has n money making scheme that Z
Is simple and beautiful ard al its Cwn IL seems
THAI at some the Ylddlsh theatres Il Is posslole
TO buy 800 worth Of tickets for So Inc -
Then yeUds MIN 10 the various lodges clubs. SICK
benefit organizations. etc, in which ne - az -
ed. and proceeds 70 dispose OF his tiekeiS az So
value one enterpTising and Industrious EeSt 90
er cleared 500 for dowry for his daughter " ''S
method
representative OF d Chicago newspaper mace a /
tour q the sweatshops in THAI city. and report
that the most heartbreakiug thing about them wa
the laughter he heard What does Laughter unueF
such circumstances mean he was moved 70 A $50
ID MS story. The I-uior Signal. In .1eullOniLs
zee Incident. takes occasion 10 answer tlc
fu this wise III thai lie contains al
cav 10 the skuu that grins II means tn1t ,
e lending rilitlfne'-
I.eS. adapt themselves uE- trtInais o. 81
Mons Let environment continue S4'e-e-
anl they viii be slodued by H. SWealsAoR go
laughing in the midst % sIualor tel q az 80
only 81 the trrepressibe ouoysIlcy OF ne -