New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-28

paper. and. as usual every schooIboy is wrong
An eminent Oxford professor. on hearing the point
discussed the other day, actually brought
grapes and then went TO the Zoo, where he tried
them on fox. who ate them grsedilyl
SUNSET AND MOONRIsE
About a winter day the sun
Had blessed the land day being done;
In bounteousness she fingers yet
In smouldertng orange cloud red brown,
Were PsaTiy S mists sa rest 'S Softy gray
Wells lightly flung by parting day.
Behind in mesh OF lemon hue
Translucent sky. the moon looks through
lose tracerlesz OF IeaIiess bough
Summers her Tanness gains! ssinsf the ReT r.
or days last flame on yonder pyre
Yet soon upon that distant sight
sr Gns aeq SSlq the 0S aTk Sf land
shall set his heel stamp out the brand
Ths faeTT moon S5i sb 9nr Ta9g then supreme
pal Mall Gazette
An extraordinary marriage took place in Paris
recently when two artists. Alphonse ana Gabriel
Chanteaud. twin brothers welded twin sisters The
best men at the double wedding we're another psir
Of twins, cousins Of the bridegrooms.
Noah,s Lght..m.'yvhat kind of light did Noah
ayG bns me s asked the fat man the board
Arc. light" shouted dozea voices at once
must remember that the light was not inve1te9
Co. Water gas" suggested thin man. as he IN.
VII. f6 e lad ~ up f2;o replied replied several
The worlds supply of platinum during ths v.s.
1904 was about 1880 pounds 1920 pounds NJ -1Io,,
came from Russia The United States produced
20 ounces valued at S416o All Of this came rron,
California and Oregon tho Wyoming mir -
ing suspended operations. The price OF nIatin,,,,
increased 10 per during the year ,.I
to Dr. David T. Day. OF the United statsa -.
losical survey tho outlook for ar Increased nro-
10
platnum-S205O an ouncs-ls tbe ht.h..P - oe O'
this metal has reached in recsn. years
Always Rising-Gunner-so tbs, s,-.,..,
gentleman I'm the tall hat is your lea di, Ms ned
ehE Has ne received many degrees from the iiF,
os Gqysrvaas Re2 Why he has received 50 manv
(Chicago News. ~ 'i'oi'leter' -
An appeal is made 10 Ar,er,,,,.
store the tower OF Purleigh Church 1,i 10 re-
hang peal OF bells in IT, This is tba -, ~.
Whlch the heV. Lawrence Washington arcor,. =
eoi Sc "4silihs'on' was rector from 1882 10 1e4s
The cost OF the work will be e 90 - =, 4O'S-
pected that two-thirds OF this sun, VII - - eA-
America Donations may be sent TO the 49, -. ~
Rev. r. T. Love, Purleigh Rectory Nrsld - - me
Essex England or TO General James Grant y5-iI'
No. gu shave. New-York City " ''Soh'
as shs e.. SUPPOSE YOU would have me b.liev.
YOU are tb a. a aI' I've loved scores OF women bt
Very well then, IN say Y Yejien IN love with
HghL'-tBoston Transcript SCI along ali
During a performance OF the Battle n, E,lo.-...
at the theatre at Kaschau In Eunea. sIS
Gay some OF the actors. IN order to make the 80
To- a,ls la'urai as possible threw flowers
among ue audience who, entering into m. -. =
the thins' threw them back All this vas u
pul go suH. unu some OF the actors sjned =.
their friends III the nit with potatoes No. '''Ieu AT
MAJ IN 'aea' mis- friends even to the extsnt .,
ana some OF the potatoes hit strangers ese1 H.
~ responded by breaking OF pieces nom tne Sul
OF the seats and peltng the actors win ,t Jacks
sou'reue ana chorus girl were hurt, tbs -. a
iers ., the s'o ann several actors and some mem
NO DurinS Tbe es been able 10 define love-
has occupied me have never haS tSn, me subject