New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-01
LOVES LAsoURs LOST


Roses bring, and lay them at thy feet
But what rose ever bloomed thar could compare
vita thee. my Queen OF Flowers? Thou art more
Than roses. and than lilies even more fair
Oh say my gift within that golden heart has stirred
Some answering thrill He paused. but she spoke
never word
Falling upon his knees. he sighed again
Thy smile IS summer sunshine after rain
And the whole world with happiness doth I'll:
Wit thou not smile on me, Love, and dispel my
Still she was silent. and he groaned in sheer de-
SPAR
Thine every look, sunbeam from the skies
Pierces my heart like Phcebus' burning ray
But she was smiling into other eyes;
Addressing her in righteously indignant tones.
Miss Jones'
Punch
While the members of the 10th United States
Cavalry were filing into City Hall Park preparatory
TO their review by the Mayor e member of the
national guard, who witnessed the scene from a
window in the Tribune Building, said: you can
see only the backs OF the troopers from here but
any one who had ever seen much Of the negro
soldiers would recognize them such at once. In
every evolution that they make they are like their
white comrades but white men cannot mark time
to good music like the negro They do il with mora
grace and give It a vim peculiarly their own II
is always an exhibition of their appreciation Of
music and their ability to move in harmony with
it
Yes the whole train was wrecked. and million
Tnussi:ul Providence is ter de cullud race,'-At-
lanta Constitution.
In the parish where George Washington was
born, known as Washington parish, at Colonial
Beach. Va, the cornerstone OF new Fniscona1
church will Be laid August IL The concrete
blocks Of which the church will be constructed are
being made at Wakefield, Bridges Creek Va
the birthplace Of the Father of His Country
is uo9g Ros tns wise f. tale tv from moth
pretty close to it when you take the conc.it nM1
OF some people added the Simple Mug.-PhiladeI-
pnia Record.
In an illustrated description of the game of ten
MS "Slmphtissimus" says: Like all good things
lawn tennis Is Of English origin Marie stuart
while a prisoner, was compelled TO beat caroets
which were hung over rail Not contented with
this humiliation. her sister Qusen Elizabeth once
threw dead mouse at the unfortunate Marie
while the latter was beating carpets. The little
defunct rodent was caught on Ararie's fail and
sent back over the rail, and was returned to her
by means Of a fail in the hands OF Elizabeth. and
thus the game OF tennis originated" Further on
in the same description it is said: Two sets ara
formed and while these firt at the edge of the
court others stand near the net and make efforts
to speak English
effective but are not popular every aT man very ~
white on dsck is exposed as conspicuous bulIseys
brush or sneakng over the wa5er raFoash the
hostile country During the Filipino insurreetiori
G!s SlsIaI ex9ibit was appreciably noticeabl4
within rife shot OF the beach No sooner ala a
lgnt marx snow above deck than the rhud OF a
bullet against ne side of the ship or the hiss OF
miss as II WhiEzed away into space showed that
game OF Il spy was There TOO. on a haIro,s
day a sttffly starched soldier looks cool and naat
to az but himself. though starched clothes are en-
durable IN mild weather But let the thermal can
alti t2 caange to sutry humidity result. the
White ana starched stiffness willis like dishrag
preparation damps the linen which clings 10 the
sweterins frame, bizarre creases streak fhe sossN
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