New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-20
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

,,-,o,,s Case Of wholesale libel is on IN Farls.
A newsnaper of that city told of certain gaAlan1
adventure In which it was aLegeo 'lo-- . ttsI,-
priest unnamed had figured There are $1,000
narIzb prests In Paris, and all have lislilu t
SANDER suits each with the object OF vinolca'ins
himself Each asks 500 damages
THE DEATH KNELL OF THE ATOM
Old Time is a-fying; the atoms are dying
Come, list to their parting orator grafton s,,srs
On account of our disntegraton.
"Our actions spontaneous in atoms uranlous
or radious, actinious or thorlousi cent y,ean,
But for others the CLEAN of a heaven sent Oe'N-
Must encourage their efforts laoorlous
.For many day we've been slipping away away hrs
While the still dozed IN [ne1r S IN ,sn
TIL at last came man with goIdlesI anu LII O04i
And detected our infinite numbers
Thus the atoms in turn we nov Tsc Gearly discern
-tey ~ on their way and IN splitting display
An absolute lack of stability
s clear they should halt on the grave OF old Dal-
On their path to celestial I,' spheres cav qua
And a few thousand nltlHon-leCS say d qua
should bedew 1t with reverent tears
There's nothing fecetous in the way that Lucretus
imagined the Chaos to CULVER;
AID eleotrons to blunder. together asunder'
In building up atoms forever! r,To+,,ra
A Civil War veteran, several times representative
rrorn hia own district to the Hampshire Leg1s-
lature and at one time Speaker of the House, hao
inst returned home from closing session or tne
legislature, at which, says writer In the Man
chester Union, the law pertaining to the rlghc OIL
way to pedestrians had been passed
He WIS crossing the street from his Office one day
soon after his return when an electric car came
bounding along The motorman. alive to the danger
of the veteran made frantic efforts to attract ms
attention and when they failed shouted;
Look out MAORI II you don't get of the track
I shall over YOU"
The major stopped stock still in the middle OF the
track
hans for
said. firmly.
paP 5ert9 said young man with eyes in fine ne
frenzy rolling as he entered an edltogaI 9Q0T Won
will find it in its rough state, as It were You
'Ah much obliged" said the editor Il Will give
y0q yo cH sTa very Kind said the contributor 81
S The g you are said the editor. handing him
chs $Sd5ny thanks" exclaimed the young 81
When he got to the door he suddenly paused;
then he came PACK ok said ,,t YOU forgot to fill up
the oSecS You have not written the date the
@ s nGf t haYe editor yf@ hs ali light You
have given check IN its rough state tate t qS Il
Necessary ms5ss T y.''SGchicago Tribune
At book sale in a Paris auction room the other
day a gentleman turning over the leaves Of one OF
the books saw time worn piece OF paper winch
he had the curiosity to open. This proved TO De
ago hut never proved It that of a woman
whose DEATH as subsequent inquiry has shown
took place eighty-hve years ago. AS no Will couio
be found, intestacy was assumed. and a personally
of f16 600 was divided among relatives In fact the
win bequeathed everything to a niece long since
dead and the question now arises as to the claims
of her descendants against those Of the other par
ticipators
A Among Leg s .ton6 drummer m
bofaI in MONTPELIER, L,
In session, found his hotel the Pavilion. was the
Wen supper was announced the legislators
IN and dth 5o9f 10 Psss od saying WIN
from Bradford please pass the rolls? or VIII the
sn from n9P Pond P please sh Pass the
This did not suit the drummer. who had been unI
Of quiet turned e the oOoTsd waiter ana re.
m mar the bread eiadd9 S Herald add ' 0
1ananese doctor Baron suyematsu, has at last
found one dread disease that from kissing.
Lupus is unknown in Japan; is kissing. there
fore -
A Pathetic story.-Lady to Mar. at Bookstan-IT
want an b s 10 b Re Te9a IN the 6 6Fa
Book Vender-Wi the Last Days of Pompe' do?
HPompeiil never heard Of him. What did he
die Off .,,,n,, :. r,..
er1iption."-CThe Taller.
THE suggestion of an English barrister that s.
cartain matter YVES a proper subject for oral ex-
Tnination. not for afidAA i. agreed with the en-
rhatic opinion of an English justice. recently re-
trad He was once trying case at the Man
chester Assizes in which a man had been cross
Examined upon an AFFIDAVIT. Summing up the evi-
6ence 10 the jury the judge said Gentlemen, of
ali the weapons in the whole armory Of iniquty
tbere is nothing to equal affidavit for conceal
ing the truth"
When a soldier is confined in the guardroom for
an nffence It is customary for written copy OF
the crime to be handed TO the commander Of the
eI,ard The other day a on-commtssion6d ofiicer
ssnd a party OF men were told of for certain
fatigue The corporal having given order, one
~ fhe men seemed disnclined TO obey when after
having reouked him sharply. the corporal shouted
N . T a good job for YOU my lad that / can't
smell 1nanbordination, or rd shove you in ths