New-York tribune., 1909-06-23
THE TALK or THE DAY.

: prize offered by the "Gente~oman 'Lohuoh'
for The best definition ot q lady was won ny 'he
following effort. To be lady means rightly 70
b, a gentlewoman who shows by her every WORD
ana action sweet and gentle dignity. with
Gracious charm Of manner. \ woman whose heart
is pure and true. who IS tender toward all sAllel
ing who sympathizes with those In trouble ana IS
ever ready give that which costs her some eHoFt
and self-denial 4 lady thinks no work derogatoIy'
and no one IS deemed too low I" receive courtesy
and kindness She IS pure and good In every detAlI
~ life a true friend and a ministefng anger
in sorrow and in sickness.
pad. what sort OF a bureau is a matrimonial
tiG6 anv bureau that has FIVE drawers fun OF
wouen's fxings and one mans tie IN II HOUSTON
Post
cable messages from St Petersburg telling Of the
spread n cholera are borne out by letters from
Pussian correspondents Of the London papers. one
writer says: The habitual dirt and particularly
the sullen Indifference OF the inhabitants Of the
outlying and Neva districts however. make the
situation desperate. Though the canals are IN
fect4d with cholera bacilli, they drink unooiIed
water and refuse to employ disinfectants. They
consider that the disease is heaven-sent- Until the
water il purified cholera will continue"
THE PRODIGABs PHILOSOPHY
Mid pleasures and palaces.
Though may roam.
When the stomach Is empty, 1,,o
There's place Ike home LIE
A decision Of the Court Or Appeals OF New York.
,n y case which grew out OF a dispute over the
right TO a car seat. holds that placing a piece OF
baggage IN a seat does not pre-empt the space
The court rules that passenger cars are 10 carry
nersons not baggage, dnd that filling a seat with
luggage confers no title 10 the seat the owner
or the grip In other words If a traveller wants
to make sure Of sitting in an ordinary day coach.
he or she must take seat and hang on 10 II.
The decision ought 10 prevent much argument on
crowded commuter trains.
little girl was greatly interested in watching
the in her grandfather's orchard putting bands
many questions Some weeks later, when in the
CITY with her mother, she noticed a gentleman with
a mourning band around his left sleeve
Mamma she asked, what's to keep them
from crawling up his other arm?'-Everybodys
Magazine.
saitaro Takeda. japanese merchant of
Rochester. who died there a few days ago, Is
said to have been the only knight Templar Of his
race He was also high in other branches Of
Masonry having reached the thirty y-second degree
in the Scottish Rite
Washington exclaimed the orator First in
And last in baseball interrupted low wretch
Louisville COurer-Journal
Bishop Samuel Fanows Of the Reformed Eplsco-
pal Church. preaching in 81. Paul's Church Chi
caco recently on THE Race for Life" took occn-
sion TO warn his congregation against automobile
speeding Let your moderation be known to all
men should be inscribed on every car" said the
Bishop. The commercial. military. and other
of the automobile endless. We therefore hail
its advent with jay. not untempered, however with
a wholesome fear"
Father (in a Iecturing mood)-You never heard of
a man getting into trouble by following a good
example
Son dncorrigible)-Yes, sir. have-the counter
feiter-Boston Transcript.
Elmira, N. Y. which has planned a blg Fourth
of July celebration With the Princess of Wales
Own Rifles, Of Kingston as the star attraction win
have to get along without the Canadian militia
The Militia Council OF Canada refused
to let the soldiers take part in the festivities
the ground that loyal British subjects ought not 10
assist in 1oymaking over the Declaration of Inde-
pendence. Il don't know what sort OF people these
Kingson militiamen can be-" says n official of
the Canadian War Department but TO go to a
Fourth of July celebration in his majestys uniform
is really too much
The fellow who doesn't allow an alarm clock TO
interfere with his morning nap illustrates the
triumph of mind over matter.-Philadelphia Record.