New-York tribune., 1908-06-09


Massachusetts Volunteers when that famous regi-
ment was fired by mob in Baltimore on April
l9 1851
Women are Obstinate
What's the matter now?
American husband is ideal I've wanted my wife
to write and thank him-and she won't 90 H. -
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
In an interview with the Carlsbad correspondent
of Vienna paper the day after his arrival at
the Spa J. Ogden Armour said: Il am here for
two reasons-frst because love the place, which
my father loved before me; and. secondly. because
my physician advised me to stay here Nhen
asked whether his complaint very serious
one Mr. Armour smiled and replied with wink:
quite the contrary; my physician examined me,
and assured that l was perfectly Well HAD
he told me that needed the cure, and that L had
to remain here on a diet and deprive myself Of
plea sure and keep hours IN accordance with rules
governing the cure, 1 might have been less happy
about 1t. But being perfectly well. L am in con-
dtfon to enjoy everything that this delightful spot
Offers
English Tourist-This climate is very healthy.
isn't ut 1t? ?o Oh, ,ss
ont ars if ons Wishes to aeep in pereet heah
Westerner-Bullets, knives and rope-llustrated
Bits.
The museum at Eisenach in Bavaria, has re-
Gently added to treasures unpublished letter
of Richard Wagner which is of interest TO musi-
clans in that explains Wagner's reasons for hold
ing that composer should always he his own
librettist by the old method. says the COM
poser you obtain, the best. only good music
or a good poem but never true musical drama.
any more than artists could produce real
work of My power of production, and, above
all, musical production. is founded on the fact
that l conceive a subject which has occurred to
me. only that I treat 1t in such way not to
be able to distinguish myself where the poet ends
and the musician begins. and finally in the fact
that l finish my work with the words and the
musical form which vaguely suggested themselves
to in the beginning"
PA. what's the difference between rhyme and
The person who makes rhyme stands some
on a card TO be stuck up in L car.'-Chicago
Record Herald.
A veteran of fifty years service in the faculty
of Amherst will retire at the close the present
college year. He is Professor Edward P. Crowell
who for half century has been teaching Latin
in the famous New England institution. Although
blind for several years Professor CroweI has been
able to conduct his classes because of his intimate
knowledge of the text Of his subject.
What makes people insist swimming beyond
Il suppose they hey are philanthropists in their way
medals. s."-Washington Star.
The management of the Royal Opera at Berlin
has arranged celebrate the twenty fifth ami
versary of Julius Liebans connection with the in
stituton In fitting manner. Writing the Der
liner Tageblatt' about the arrangements the tenor
says that he Is pleased with everything that has
been done and that is to be done in his honor but
he objects to being referred to IAN old man."
Il far removed" he says from the youthful
period but to be called aged jubilant'-tu-
belgreis-is a little too much for I am not yet
ffty-one years old
Employer-Did you tell Mr.. Boreham. who called
that had gone to America?
New Office Boy-Yes. sir; told him you had
started this morning
What he
He wished know when you'd return sir and
I told him did think you would be back until
after luncheon Pick Me Up.