New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-20
THE TAIN OF THE DAY.

" accounts which have been going through the
French press recently are correct. the ~mOst luxu-
rious prison is in japan. about fifteen miles from
Toxic. In the midst Of gardens. where flourish
medlars and cherry trees and where there are
ornamental ponds with water lilies. arises the
paiatial prison. The cells spacious and airy.
The lighting throughout is ny electricity. and deli
cate kakemOnOs adOrn tine walls The apartments
are furnished with luxury hitherto unheard Of
Bathrooms with marble tubs. hot and cold water
dressing rooms and reading rooms are provided.
Nothing seems 20 be wanting to make the soiourn
In this prison pleasant
Your new automobile seems to be thoroughly up
20 date in every particular"
Yes: I've, got everything that goes with first
class machine except a receipt In full from the
dealer -Chicago Tribune
The American papaI nobility according to pub
lIshed report. has been increased by the Holy
Father. who has conferred John F. Carroll
former leader OF Tammany Hall. the order Of ST
Gregory OF the Military Class. This order will
give Mr. CARROLL the title knight" The American
nobility now includes the Marquis Martin Maloney
Count GOOde. OF Brooklyn: Count Reginald Ward
Countess Annie Leary. the Duke de Loubat. Mar
chioness Mclaughlin. widow of Hugh Mclaughlin
the Brooklyn political leader. and Countess Ryan
wife OF Thomas F. Ryan.
Dd you ever stop to hnk my deaT said MT
that the thing love in this life the
"wilI You be 50 kind" said Mrs. Micawber.
frightening up. "as To tell whether you are
The decision Of the Ohio MethodIsts at the sug-
sestion Of Bishop McNeeIy. to remove clocks from
all the Methodist churches In that state because
their presence is an element OF disturbance" re-
calls 70 old manufacturer an experience in his
business career I'VE were manufacturing in a
little New England town. ne said. "and in one
department had only girls. A big clock hung
where all the hands could IT, The foreman
came 20 the office day and said that he could
get more work ont OF HIS department IL the clock
looking at il and waiting for the whistle seemed
strange proposition. but humored him without
letting the girls know why the time-piece was taken
away and the result proved that foreman was
right"
THE DESERTED VILLAGE
Dead Beverly. Ionelest village OF the plain
They do not even stop the local train;
Where smiling throngs their earlier visits made,
The lovely bowers where Correspondents iurEed
@ n a Sgt tis none Ii, are 0Ve NV
And not a brass band STAYS to haunt the scene
No more do hackmen blithely day by day
The grass, no longer tramped upon may grow.
The natives; undiSturbed may come and go;
No crowds parade its streets. it's charms are fed:
And the platform dust accumuiates
$ f. Kiser, in The Chicago Record Herald.
large business Is done by the men who are
licensed TO Kill poultry according to the Mosaic
law. They are known as "schochets'' and are en-
ployed by the poultry dealers Of the East Side
Their pay has not been satisfactory OF late. and
a recent meeting Of their organization a strike was
decided upon. which has been temporarily averted
by the recently founded community" Immedi-
ately after the Jewish holidays however the
'schOchets" will strike for more pay. Even for
rights" OF tn, leaders said I'VE would not
stop now. because many people who never buy
poultry except at this Of the year would be
deprived of the luxury. But when it's all over
Wen have rights
1T is not many years since people were
laughing at the telephone" said the earnest in
Ventor.
That's true" answered Mr.. Sirius Barker
Now. instead of laughing it, we lose our tenn
peTs."-Washngton Star.