New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-31
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

Newspaper men IN San Francisco treading no
howery path In getting the of tho traction
strike out there. according to the Frisco papers
One reporter. IN getting up special" the
strike, also collected miscellaneous assortment of
bruises and decorations from stones and clubs in
the hands OF the strikers. A. photographer was in
the middle of another battle. and had a shot
down beside him. who In falling. knocked over his
camera. Another photographer was mobbed. and
OF his best plates were broken Still another
meeting OF the strikers the reporters were thrown
and told II they came around again their heads
would be beaten In They attended the next meet
ing Just the same. hiding in the flies OF tho thea
tire where the gathering held. while the strikers
went looking around behind the scenes with large
sections of gas pipe. The papers the next day
red a full and accurate. If not complimentary.
story OF the meeting.
Upgardson-Here's an English paper that says
"ons swallow will do away with at least six thou
Atom-English free lunch counters must be a
feed is not more than two to the swallOw.-C'hcaso
Tribune
Christian England says ANNA Plothow, in a
Berlin paper has followed the example of Amer
lea and has established woman the minister
OF church. ST. Paurs admonition did not stand
In the way OF the Unitarian people OF Leicester
when they chose the Rev. Gertrude Won Petzold
as a spiritual leader and teacher" In describing
the woman preacher the writer says: "She is young
and slender. OF ari5tocratio bearing whose unusual
loneliness Immediately fascinates those who meet
her Several years ago she oficiated the funeral
OF her father. Captain Petzod. with the con-
sent of the Berlin church authorities although tho
nobility pronounced the proceeding highly improper
She has many friends among the Berlin clergy who
are all willing TO allow her to preach a sermon
in any church. but her desire to allowed to con-
duct regular church service has not been graft
fed and II Is doubtful whether consistory will
ever consent But her work is breaking the way
ar'Q ITnvlrt In rhno
Yeast.Brandy and water are supplied at the ex-
Belgian parliament who makes a Ions speech
Crimsonbeak-I should say that was aiding and
abetttns crtmei-Yonkers Statesman.
Tho Bavarian railway authorities as a temperance
measure have directed that coffee. with sugar. be
supplied free to train attendants. and to a large
class of station and permanent way men while on
duty. to the amount Of Itre-a little less than
quartz day This - intended to reduce the
consumption OF a beverage more likely to middle
the head but also more popular In Bavaria
.oho ssf so-O'd you really win three prizss at
Second pitto-Yss. and one was for my excellence
How did you win the othersr'
Negro. A'o
What is believed In the Northwest to be the
largest wagon IN the world has been xhippes nv
the Pioneer Mining Company of Seattle To Nor,a
Alaska. where 1t VIII be put into CARRYING
freight into the interior the tundra district
To make the wagon most suitable for this springv
ground. it has been fitted with 1s-nch tires The
hubs Of the wheels are two feet In diameter and
the wheels ten feet In diameter The body OF
the wagon is 20 feet long and more than 7 feet
high. The wagon was built in Alameda, CAL at
cost OF 500.
II hear the Neweds have had dreadful Quarrel
and that the bride is talking OF going home to her
mother. What's the matter -"
II believe one evening she got the supper from
her cooking school recipes, and when the bows in
the neighborhood lost their ball in a hole under the
fence MIR. Viewed gave them of her biscuits 10
finish the ame.'-Baltmore American