New-York tribune., 1908-11-09
THE TALK or THE DAY.


i, italian journalist is said have discovered
the gible which was used by the Emperor Napo-
leon during his exile the island OF Eioa II Is
of a common type. Illustrated with iarse ~ wooa
eneravings and bears the lack the letter ~
z,,rrnouuted by the imperial crown II was found
in the Chapel o. the Madonna. on the island OF
Elba and near which the Emperor stayed for
seventeen days at the beginning Of his exiie Il
possesses unique interest from the fact that the
Emperor has underlined many passages Oearing
on his state of mind at the time
TROUBLE AHEAD.
Nr Roosevelt will be an editor.-Advt. d. h.
No doubt you've had your troubles with con-
And q lot Of Office seekers with unreasonins de-
No doubt you've had your moments Of resent
when some one started in to launch unofficial
yoy.ve felt the threat OF panic. and you've felt
That comes when currency's required. with not
But walt until that moment of wild feverish dis
tress
When the office boy yells Copy" and its time
tc go to press!
II you long for new sensations you have struck
the proper gait
You can calm the politician with stern. mag
But not the stanch subscriber whom they call
It's easier by far to face a lion in his lair
Than a stony-hearted foreman who is hoiding
Your memory of past trials will seem Ike kind
When the office boy yens Copy" and its time to
go TO press washington 9'ar-
Mr. Hearst's exhibit cf private letters in the
late campaign has raised the question II a person
who secures in any way private papers of an
other has a legal right to make them public
Bench and Bar" authority on law says the
literary property in a letter is well settled. and
neither the recipient any other person VII oe
permitted to publish it without the writer's con
sent" Decisions in English and American courts
are quoted to support this right. and also the
right OF the author OF letters TO enjon their puo-
lication. There is law in this state that makes
If nnisden1eanor TO take without authority let
ter telegram OF other private paper, or copy
thereof or TO publish such paper with the knoTl-
edge that it was obtained without authority
May-what is your ideal?
GIadys-A man who is clever enough 20 make
money and foolish enough 70 spend tt.-l0ndon
Opinion.
An American who al the Marie Of the sth
ACCOMPLISHMENT. in Paris. October T. when
the daughter OF Emile Zoa was married 20 a young
nevyspa per nan-NIaurice lie Blond-vriting 10
friends in this city says: The Secretary OF War.
General Picquart. was the bridegroom = best man
and Zola's friends Theodor Duret and Alfred Bru-
neau we're the witnesses for the young woman
There we're ever so many celebrated people. but
I remember only Jean Psichari- Ernst Remains
son-in-law. DR.. Marechal. the sub-Mayor OF the
district performed the ceremony, and then ad-
dressed the young couple and the assembled
friends He treated in a French matter-of-fact
manner what in our country would have been
avoided as Objectionable. and spoke freely OF the
two mothers Of the young bride He said; 1 must
refer to the beautiful relation which exists pc
tween the two mothers OF this young wife For
two women. one who her and she who in
stilled in her the noble traits and qualities unite
in giving her in wedIock.' Neither the childless
widow Of Emile Zola nor the woman who was
the mother of his two children, who is living on
the best OF terms with the widow. was present
the ceremony"
"A rolling stone gathers no moss" remarked the
And. Ike the human high roller" reioined the
thoughtful thinker lit also grayitates do"nhlii -
Chicago News.
The wife Of Ge-hart Hauptmann-Margarete
Observation-Disclosures her marriage the dramatist
was for long time popular member OF the
Lobe Theatre at Breslau. She has now gone on
the stage sor the second time. but not an
actress A. recent concert given by the VeTein
de Muskfreunde at Hirschberg, Frau Hauptmann
played a Grieg composition and, according TO a
report printed the following day. showed that she
was accomplished violinist-
Il trust we shall make you feel quite at home"
remarked the hotel proprietor.
Don't YOU try IL" eXpOstulated the married
man. I'm away from it 10 have jolly good
time,"-Bystander.
An interesting feature Of the recent convention
OF the Pennsylvania German Society at Lancaster
was the address OF John Wanamaker, the presi-
dent. delivered entirely by phonograph 10 the large
assembage Pushed with business. Mr. Wana-
maker sent his annual address on phonograp phC
records. TO be delivered By maChinery- with a let
ter regretting his inability to be present in vhcb
he 4 send YOU nine barrels Of speech
referring 10 the records. and his utterance de
livered 10 the society possibly the first an
nual address made. Mr.. Wanamakers nine
barrels of speech covered the history % the
ciety and outlined the work which is being done
That's inlumaD sort OF election BET that
Jack Speeder lost TO Tommy Rush.
What's the condition..
Hes got 10 his big touring car from Lake
view 40 the square inside the speed limit '-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer