New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

II Is complained that strap hanging and similar
modern nuisances are killing the chivary of tho
Middle Ages" SAYS The Chicago News" But
medieval tales and romances show what that chiv-
airy really was Wife heating was a common incl
don't tho part Of those knights and gentlemen
whose Eallantry a mere convention. The
Cncvaler de Ia Tour-Iaudry I'm his book of coup-
sells to his daughters tells them the story OF a
who used TO contradict her husband In pub
Ne. one day. after expostulatinE In vain he
knocked her down. then kicked her face and broke
her nose. And So comments the good chevaIier.
she disfrUrcd for life and thus. through her
i'll behavior and bad temper she had her nose
spoiled which MAS great misfortune to her" But
word is said about the husbands brutality
Professor Tab-I under that the death rate
here very large. Can YOU give the reason Of
the large percentage OF mortality?
1t all the way from five ter material cuss-
edness.-Chicago News
process has been recently devised by some
European scientists by which celluoid is rendered
nreproof This is done by the addition of some
chemical salts 10 the celuloid during the process
Of manufacture when the material is in a luld
state Under the action of heat these salts give of
gases IN such quantities as to interfere with com
bustion, which makes the celuoid perfectly safe.
The addition of this material does not interfere
with The fabrication of the celluoid for any pur-
pose whatever.
Some laws. like pictures painted fair
Have but a sorry fate In store
They're framed with most attentive
Hung up and ne'cr considered more
Washington Star.
The latesr story told by the Baroness Scb3n-
berg Is referred To by the ''Neue Freie Presse G
q delicious fable mo word Of which would he he
heved for one moment by any person in Hungary -
THE Baroness" so runs tho fable. went to Ruda-
pest early in 1905 TO report Polony about han
penings the Court OF Vienna Count sten,ar
TisZa called at the hotel where she was stonnine,
and reproached her for taking sides against M.
Liberal party. At the time he offered her q
handsome sum oT monev II she would change no.
mind. She spent the night in thought ana carr,.
the next morning telcphoned TO Poonyi ASKING h,s
advice. Take the money said he She then
teephoned to Tisza that she had been won over and
an hour later received 10000 kronen from, tha
Hungarian sttesman."
What made you 50 sympathetic toward ,,o
prisoner" "'iu ''e
Well answered the juror. after being locked
up away from home and friends ourselves 49,
realized what II is to be IN the clutches of the Nv,
and felt sorry FOR him Washington Star inc ID"
The Jewish Outlook" il, au article advoc,,,,.,.
the abolition of prayer in legislative bodies sve,
These ceremonies 10 not belong To a ranubIi. q,
which for longer than century Stale and Church
have been kept apart Outside of England t,ara
is not country in Europe. not even Roman C,,tb-
ole Spain, Austria and Portugal where the omen
ing of legislative bodies with prayer Is induIee in
Not even the Russian Douma was opened with
prayer
The fate Of Pompeii tho most dreadful that
All no doubt
Consider II was like having a subway in proc
ess OF construction in every street.'-Puck.