New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-02
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

An industrial edition Of The Duluth Evening
Herald" comes to hand. ninety-two pages strong
and trimming with optimism for the hustling
lake city and the prosperous Northwest in general
'The most favored portion of America is the
way The Herald" expresses its opinion OF the
territory which IT
Roberts-Poor Williams died and left wife and
Jones-Thats nothing. lie was too mean to take
them anywhere when he was living.--Life
London has recently opened two new reservoirs.
the Bessborough and the Knight. the construction
Of which begun in 1901 The Knight. west
reservoir. has q capacity OF 4sO.OO0O00 gallons
and water of sta acres and the Bessbor-
ough. or eastern reservoir. has a capacity Of u.s.
o0ono gallons and water area of "a acres With
the completion OF these reservoirs London pos
sesses sixty subsdng and storage reservoirs for
unhltered water. having total area of 1.4S5
with a capacity Of ss34.OooooO gallons. This stor-
age would be sufficient TO provide supply equiva-
lent To about forty days Of average consumption
for a population OF $4,000 without drawing the
Thames any other source Of supply
Why are you always quarrslIng with your
she is always arguing with me-"
But you need not get angry; just explain TO her
in calm. gentle tone Of voice wherein she Is
wrong"
But she is never wrong."-Houston Post.
In a nelghboring city is large millinery estab-
trimmed hats at i've and dollars II is cutting
larFsly into the trade OF the smaller high-priced
dealers. \ short time ago woman OF fashion
went into the establishment mentioned and tried on
several hats, but found none 10 suit her. Before
going out she missed a valuable hatpin. A careful
search failed bring it To light. and its disappear
ance remained a mystery. A few days later. the
customer. still looking for suitable spring hat.
visited OF the expensive millinery shops in the
city. Among the hats shown TO her, none OF which
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that closely resembled of the hats she had
tried in the ten dollar She took II up to
examine it more closely. she felt the trimming
she noticed that the end OF a hatpin was concealed
beneath bunch of artificial flowers. Drawing II
out, she discovered it to be her missing hatpn
Can that author SHOW any results that are
Yes answered Miss Cayenne some OF the
CRITICISMS OF his work are very entertaining in
deed.-Washington Star.
The American tour Of the Mannergesangverein-
male singers society-of Vienna is the subject of
much notice in that city. The 'Neue Freie Presse"
says Three hundred families in this city are In a
state of excitement because Of the departure in
a few days of father husband son on a journey
across the ocean Baggage plays unimportant
part because II has been published that, besides
the necessary linen and underwear. the singers will
require only evening clothes Tor the concerts frock
suits for the reception at the White House and a
travelling costume. AS To the forty who
Will he of the party the question OF clothes is not
SO simple, and they look forward also to making
purchases in the great New York stores" The trip
Will cost about 100000, which will include a great
number OF presents which the Vienna singers are
bringing To their American hosts. we wish To be-
come acquainted with the German singers of Amer
lea" the manager of the pilgrimage said and to
bring them greetings from Vienna, the City of
Music and Austria, the most music loving country
in the world"
Hawkns-Oh, we'll Bjenks isn't such a bad fell
low, after all
Dawkins-What makes You say that?
Hawkins Wen. he wouldn't lend me the $40 that
| asked him tor. but ne didn't take advantage of
the opportunity Ia give me good advice omervie
Journal.