New-York tribune., 1906-10-26
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

In the Revue de Paris NJ. Raymond Reoonly
tells the following:
After the visit of Nicholas to France the Partisan
press deemed II proper to make a present TO the
Car They had an aquarelle painted by Detaille
and sent the magnihcently framed picture TO St
Petersburg to be delivered to the Emperor Tbrse
months elapsed and the committee Of the Partisan
press received answer. The committee began
to wonder. Had the present reached its destina-
ton? Frenchmen living in the Russian capital
were asked to make inquiries. and finally they
learned that the Gear had actually received the
aquarele; 1t even pleased him to such an extent
as to cause him to place it in the best part of his
study But why had he not answered. The as
tonishment OF the Paris newspaper men Increased
They made further inquiries and at last found out
that the picture had been sold to the Car by soma
officials, and at high price. AS the Czar had 70
pay for IT, he did not think that thanks were du.
to any one,
Women all have the same fault They can't
pass shop that has bonnets in the window with
so different from menl They can't pas. shop
Illustrated Bits. ~
The "Berliner Tagebatt," in an article on Gorky's
poverty, says: "Gorky and Nine AndreJewa sailed
under the of Mr.. and Mrs Peschkow He
was too proud to accept the financial aid which was
offered to him and consequently lived in New York
In poor style. His literary efforts absolutely
unremuneratiVe he and Nine Andreiewa got along
as best they could the money which she earnad
as waitress at St. Huberts a summer resort
near Erwart the fashionable colony where Gorky
lived"
Where is Erwart7 Where is st. Huberts,
ENOUGH FOR ALI.
We ad mHrmur urn lot when the skies gray
we only smile when the sun sends his ray
We're selfish enough to want all the shine
And want all the roses that grow
Want al II the breeses T65 has Blossoms Blows divine
n %e soesg a ins gsy oyge aRd the the gloom Of the day.
IS In Hs61sa ao@e 6hsF ws bsl BY Of fh people that smile
Baltimore Sun.
The latest addition to the labor union family Is
reported from New Brunswick N 7 7. I.
washerwomen's union It has not a charter ar
present or any special officials but ths nsmbsrs
have mutual understanding. The rule is to start
work at $3.50 a. M and quit at p m. sharp, no
overtime work. wages 81 day Everythfpe
must be ready for the woman when she comes to
the house. The clothes must be put TO soak on
sunday night after the family comes home from
the evening service. to tighten the work for
Monday morning.
First Murderer Clearing his hair)I shall go mad!
9tara SaiusqeTeT-Whats the matter old man?
acquitted unless I'm proved Insane, and here the
sts whose testimony VIII haVe any az weight tes alien
pWell, II that's So what's the OF going madr"
az Punjab. India, says: m. Abdul HaQ g. r.
Sievwrlght. who some time ago visited India and
Is therefore well known to the Moslem public Of
this country. has reached America and taken up
his residence at San Diego Southern California
From what he has been writing to since he
left Australia. It appears that ne has undertaken
this long journey with no other object than estab-
fishing Islamio mission in the United States OF
America have every hope that If Mr.. Sievwright
begins his pious work in true earnestness. and If
he is determined TO work in the cause of Islam
come what may. Almighty God will not leave his
efforts unblessed, and his mission Will be great
success"
Patience-I didn't think you good terms
with Polly?
Patrtce-Pm not.
PatirUce-Well you kissed her Just now, when
you met.
Patrice-I know l did: and II there's anything in
the theory that there mic>-Oes In kisses I hope
aha snt lot--Yonkers Sr1tesulan-