New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-26
THE TALK or THE DAY.

There Is Il Lively discussion going on among SOM,
southern new spap"rs as to the state that can right
fully claim the birthplace OF Andrew Jackson. The
charleston News and Courier" which seems 10 be
leading In the merry war. quotes JaCkson's own
words In his proclamation against the notification
movement when he appealed 70 the people OF South
carolina as fellow citizens OF my MATHIS state ''
The same paper then cites Buers Biography to
show that while 'Old Hickory was born on soil
that was at the time part OF Aeollenburs County.
South Carolina. readJustmeut of boundary lines
In 1894 made the historic spot part OF what f. now
Union County. North Carolina Thus honors are
divided.
You give false name? way VI"
Prisoner-r was afraid of compromising too many
1@ 1i.as. And what Is real name
The time when all the spars and masts used
in constructing vessels the Delaware were raft
I'd down tho Delaware the Susquehanna River
the first raft that down the Delaware
having been raft of spars. Now they ave brought
from the Pacific Coast by rail- a load OF spars over
one hundred feet in length and from TO three
feet in thickness having reached PHILADELPHIA over
the Pennsylvania Railroad last week Inspections
were made here and there along the line To ascer-
tain whether the monsters properly loaded
The safe transportation OF such bulky STUFF for SO
long distance is regarded by railroads as some
what OF a feat TO be proud OF
~ suppose YOU are disappointed at having TO give
up your summer home at the lake this year?
mo, but all my friends are.'-Dc troit Free Press
The oyster question Is disturbing Paris The
Academy OF Medicine has had a nlethodical inves-
uBauon made. with the result of establishing that
IN the last ten years large number OF internal
complaints besides typhoid fever have been traced
to oysters kept in polluted water. As the outcom.
of its inquiry the academy urges strict official
inspection OF all oyster beds and fattenIng estab-
hshnents with the same surveillance in transit as
is exercised over other foods, and the rigorous
exclusion of all foreign oysters not subiected 10
inspection as close as that exercised in France
,s The EN- New Office Boy-But what do yer do wen
The Old ONCE Boy-Ciit granddad TO marry again
Cleveland Leader. "''
remarkable OF treasure trove has ba.s
reported to the French Treasury The ana co.,
sisted OF two large sacks OF French crowns of the
ie'shs oi LOUIS Nil and XIV They had been
brought TO light in the course OF some excayation
carried out In the barracks at Romaran,,n rrha.
are believed to have been buried unaerororra g.,
security during the wars and the famine that DESC
lated France in the closing years of the Co.,
Monaraue Tho oldest date about two hundred ana
sixty years back. ~
,s NemYes she said her husband married her for
Belle-Well. think he. husband nSnSt fa,, m
widower now-Catholc Standard and Times mes ''Ae d
The central office OF the Zionist Organization ..
Cologne. Germany. has a circular TO ALI ,,an,
oers OF tne BODY and to people who are interested
In the zionist movement that the eighth congress
OF Zionists will be held at The Hague. II VII -
In session from August IA to 20 at the Ac,dan,, =.
Arts and Sciences VI
'Old Rounder is engaged
Gee! Who's the lucky woman"
There millions OF her
My ne isn't engaged to more than one7.
- rope thats what ! mean-all the other. ar.
the lucky nes."-Houston Poet "'i' Ais