New-York tribune., 1905-04-21

To the young Irish girl who had just landed IN a
country which she supposed to be overhowing with
wealth il was a surprising sight to meet three or
four men walking barefooted- They had only 1ust
come probably from some work about the docks.
where shoes and stockings would have been super
huo,ls As they passed. one of them looked up and
caught the puzzled look OF the young gTee9noTn en- @
Irish eyes as he perhaps remembered a ID DAY is when
and the confusion of the young immigrant ne
MISS. this is free country; if We have no shoes
We go barefoot.
scraps Of the conversation Of two young women
in Broadway car sounded interesting to the man
who sat next to them. and he is or less
ashamed to confess that he listened thereafter with
attention.
Yes" said the prettier Of the two, Il think
vouns doctors are interesting, but they're almost
too devoted 10 their profession, don't you know
At least it seems to if everything were shop
with the ones I've met I'll tell YOU an experiences
I had the other day, which is an instance Of IL
friends for a long time and when he asked me for
my picture the other day I said I'd give him one
knOwledsed it promptly in a little note a95 after after
that the photograph was most effective on the top
Of hts desk and that he had found capital stand
picture resting ON the remains OF somebody's spinal
column! Grewsonle. ! call IT, I think that's carry
A well dressed woman came into an uptown
butchers shop one day last week accompanied by
a toddling little girl who could not have been much
more than two years old. The neither directed the
butcher to cut off small piece Of tender beef and
then to chop it into tiny bits. Taking up an iron
skewer she then proceeded to feed the meat to the
shild piece by piece sPeaTng each scrap mp up from
ate every bit with apparent relish. and after or
Ss5nSR ooR Rer SS Re sa5G and wnt os the mother
There's an enthusiaSttc believer in the meat
diet" said the butcher looking after the woman.
1T may be very good. but don't know. like
mine cooked a little myself
J. w Range. OF Cleveland. says that the chief
topic of conversation in hts city in the home the
office. the hotels. and even the theatres is still
Mrs. Cassie Chadwick. People who 60 20 the thea
tire to watch a performance fall into the Chad
wick rut, and discuss the vital points at such
length that az the end Of the play half OF them are
ling drama drama ~ theE s1 a9a some sortSSi tG see .
antagontStic 70 Mrs. Chadwick. but now Ii seems
to be highly in her favor and people Of ali classes
are glad she Is out on bail Their opinion OF the
have seen many cases where II Is hard for a we'll
known man or woman to get small check cashed
snu ~ loUAS - ,5ss usn en ~. unhnSWh woman IN or
influential aid For all their interest however they
wish the case was buried"
1T Is a wise man that becomes familiar with the
distinguishing features OF his own horse" was the
sentiment expressed by a residential patron OF an
uptown hotel II bought horse a LITTLE time ago.
said he for which paid $780, but a morning drive
In Central Park satisfied me that the animal was
too nervous. eXcitahe and high strung generally
for family use. and I wanted a horse that my
wife and daughters could drive decided 10 get rid
OF the skltuSn animal. sent tt 10 the horse eX-
CHANCE ana wnen Il was offered for sale bv ths