New-York tribune., 1909-01-13
THE TALK or THE DAY.

4 now code Of honor" has just been i7sned III
Vienna FOR use in Austria. in which the writer .
lieutenant Gustav Ristow. advocates courts "
: .-,..ro,to- ror the settlement ~ disputes. but
maintains also that fl would he wrong To anoiis"
the duel. which among gentlemen IN So'"e m
stances is unavoidable The new code zoe ~
allow principal or his second 10 determine "''e''
the adversary Is worthv-that is, socially or other
,,-isa eligible 70 The honor Of an encolnteT-nu'
leaves the question TO board Of arbitration Whieh
when it has decided that point shall also enaeaNor
70 bring about bloodless settlement Of the dispute
nqrkv n,oardine q tral0D-I heard bout youn
WIZ o> 'o If. ~ toin De hlormons hit keeps one
woman hustlin' too much 10 support nea'y ea'en
-o--os--74er- Of The Boston Globe" gives
,i,is exclamation n the Old superstition against
D u-alEir- under ladder. In former days. when
harrinr was done after more primitive and sim
rIa fashion than It is to-day, the victim had gen
er7, ~ pa under tie ladder which stool against
the rallovs for the convenience Of the execution.
erd he passed under ladder wfth 1he fair GER
p tn,, - ha7F Immediately hanged. What the IN
rgr,- criminal could not avoid he aver x pedes-
trian avoids today even at the expense 81 his
polished boots by turning into the roadway
aga @ y2. ys9..P.Z 9. 2o tn a2q WITH PTsr and Just
, dangerous. Puck.
Men drunk from liquor and men drunk from
cvereatlng ere most susceptible - pneumonia ana
die or &, %, said Or Evans ChiCago's Health Com
missioner. in address day or tw" ago The
majority Of cases n pneumonia are ot patents
who contracted the disease after drunken De
hauch or who were drunk from overlooking. I'r-
Evans continued People drunk fr1,1 overfeHlIng.
I think are aImosr as immoral as those who
stupefy themselves with liquors The effects Of
pneumonia in suct patients are much he same
Do you think they can keep up the interest in
"Tbat's about aIl''-CIeveIand Plaln Dealer
Baltimore has begun 10 believe that being willing
10 nav handsomely for it, she should have grand
opera as a steady musical diet The papers down
in the Monumental City are pointing with pride 70
the fact that for two performances by MI Ham
rnereafn's song birds tho sales of seats amounted
to $500 The two performances by tho MInhat-
tan Orera Company We're entirely tentative. says
..Tbe American the cocktail before the ban
cuet' as Harry Hammerstein the SON phrased
It last night. And white it was not stated IN 50
many words It can he aIthoritatively said that
Mr. Hammerstein will return 10 BaIumore with
his company IT some future time
.You sav she is a woman with rast. And does
0ng GGS about zen years of it, replied TIE other
Philadelphia Ledger
l. Chief Of Police shlppy Of Chicago having recon-
rended that the pay of HE be raised to the
scale of New York, has forward with 3
suggestion that his salary be Tade $15O0o-the
figure asked by Commissioner Bingham Ehippy
declares that he is worth the money, and adds that
He's wrong there Commissioner Bingham, Is still
drawing only $780, a year-largely because of Lit
tie Tim Sullivan's opposition to an increase
NIiIkman-I lost "t my yesterday.
Ms 8 A r. Casm-I didn't know you had any
Judge.
A letter from st. Petersburg published in a Ber-
lin paper contains the Information that Leo Toll
Etoy although stu alive has been consigned to
eternal punishment by the Russian Church" In
the clolster at Gnski' the writer says. there is
a large oil painting entitled The Militant Church
On a stormy sea a great ship representing the
Church is being tossed \ group of saints stand
on its deck while the shore may be the
gigantic figure Tolstoy, in workingman's garb.
He is surrounded by sinners and dissenters. Among
these are Herod Nero, Julian and the leading Rus
sian freethinkers. Under this group is the legend
The Destroyers of Religion. At the back may be
seen the entrance to he'll, toward which the evil
spirits dragging the sinners in turn. In order
that there may be mistake 70 whom the
bearded figure is meant to represent. 1t is marked
Leo Tostoy'"
IT am so happy" she said. Ever since my en-
sagement TO Charlie the whole world differ
ent I do not to be in dull prosa1c England,
SIapland' suggested her little brother, who
was doing his geography lesson.-lllustrated Bits.