New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-28
THE LIMIT.

Ia West End doctor says the modern drawing is
death chamber and that It's contents form an ideal
Amanda, whom I SO admire
And hold as Ewes most beauteous daughter.
And also through the coolest water:
There's naught In air, on earth. or sea.
would not face for love of thee!
The jungles tangled depths I'd pierce
To prove that passion fires my being
No beast of prey, howAver fierce.
T oo nh IN Ts s f eges 6 tn a@s fleeing
And breathe thy soul inspiring name!
I'd stand before the deadliest gun
That of mans invention:
But still, Amanda, there Is
Thing WOULD e ! rather 9o Ike e. to mention:
That turks within thy drawing room,
shudder with anrghtedness
Wheneer 1 think of those bacl
And 1 must candidly confess
e. d; dare not to, step inside-nor viii l.
Paw Ie6 INV e addresses dPes @h ie the heI hail CALL
-Qondon Tribune
laborer breaking stone recently at Marlborough
England. found a ring. which he sold for a few
shillings. Experts pronounce II to be of great
interest and value. An inscription on It seems to
show that 1t betrotIaI ring belonging 70
Buccried. King of the Mercans who married Ethel
witha. daughter of EtheIwulf, King of wessex I'm
the year S53
Appropriate.-When the verdict was rendered the
friends OF the fair plaintiff gathered about her and
What shall you do with your aiirnony?'' thew
asked
Il think shall build a house." she replied .,,
1 can find the right location
why not build 1t on statutory grounds7' they
cried.-(Puck-
Mr.. Plowden. London magistrate tells this
story about early experience: IT was brietsd 4"
he says. ito defend a man for stealing a horse
and, as 1t was the only case I had had no tnten
ton Of not making the OF It. Unfortunately
the prisoner was arraigned L a moment when I
was out OF court. and for some reason best known
to himself. he pleaded guilty. I appealed privately
TO the learned judge that the prisoner might bs
allowed to withdraw his plea, and. after some de-
muir. he consented The trial took place and nd
dressed the jury with fervor for my client and
then the learned judge summed up in these words.
Gentlemen Of the jury the prisoner Is indicted for
stealing horse. He has pleaded guilty. Now his
counsel says he is guilty. Gentlemen n "a FOR
you to say which you believe; only bear this q,
mind, If you have doubt. that the prisoner was
there and the learned counsel was not.'"
No Mystery at All.-"Speaklhg OF strange and IN
accountable experiences remarked the man with
pened a friend of mine In the summer OF 81
while he was at the Columbian Exposition He
ure they called Breaking Home res when he
heard voice behind him say distinctly That's
what is happening at your house the
West Side lie turned and looked to see who
it was that spoke and there was nobody near
him"
lis that alI7" asked the man with the Ashy eve.
NO; the strangest part is 10 come When ha
went home in the evening he found that his Young
est brother had eopcd with the hired girl and gone
moment when he heard the voice How do Won sx
plain that, Ia like to know? Was IT teIepathy or
'H'mph! Who tells that story?..
The man hinseif-lke Stringham''
oh StTingham tells it, does her Whv vou
gourdhead that's the explanation" Chicago Trib-