New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-16
TIRE Talk OF THE DAY.

How many people who go to a music
hall for an hours entertainment ever think
Of the clown as a father or the dancer as
mother? I wondered" writes a CORE
spondent from London 20 a French paper.
until I went 20 the school which Is con-
Quoted in connection with one OF the music
halls IN this city. I saw a class OF sixteen
little ones. including the Eat boy from
one Of the shows. receiving instruction from
a teacher who is employed for that pur-
pose by the music han managers. lit would
be well for the children IL other places had
similar institutions. because they receive
the benefit only four weeks-that Is the
longest term for which a performer can
secure an engagement IN a London variety
house"
And did your wife die a natural DEATH"
con, yes. She was talking when the end
came. cleveland Leader.
Vienna is to have another unique inter-
national exposition. TO follow the hunt ex-
hibitiOn. for which arrangements have al
ready been completed. At the meeting OF
the Austrian Bee Culture Association. re-
Gently held in Vienna. delegates represent
ing go associations were present. all OF
whom voted IN favor Of DIR. Muek's propO-
sitiOn to take steps toward holding an In
ternational exposition in 1911.
so your wife wants to voter
mot exactly" replied Mr.. MeektOn. ''She
wants the opportunity of voting II she
wishes. Then she will do as she likes
about II, "-WashingtOn Star.
do not fail to visit the miniature repub-
lie OF san Marine when you mako a tour
Of Italy" says an English woman writing
from there. with its eleven thousand In
Eabitants II maintains an armed militia OF
nine hundred. The capital is a fine old
town surrounded by a wall. on the highest
part OF which is a picturesque fort. The
streets are steep and narrow. but the
houses are INTELLECTUALLY interesting
Postage stamps and decorations are the
greatest source Of revenue for the little re-
public. Tho stamps are made for collectors
and ape changed frequently. The republics
legion OF honor Is divided into many
classes. the decoration itself Is pretty and
is highly recommended TO persons who
want such a thing-prices can always be
agreed on
4 DREAMER OF DREAMS.
am content: do not care
How ways the world. how the hours fly:
And there's JOY enough In my humble lot,
For dreamer OF dreams am I.
nave no wealth. 10 he counted Ger.
no land. no gold: all have passed me by:
And care not for fortunes favor or frown
For a dreamer Of dreams am !.
The pOmp OF others. their foolish pride.
can force from me no enviOus sigh;
laugh at their petty ambitions and aims,
For dreamer OF dreams am l.
In rustllng leaf. in nOddine flower.
In lyric Of bird and In gleam OF sky
find all the wealth and the glory OF earth
For dreamer OF dreams am I.
y oh IN Hrr
Herald.
Methusaleh must have had appendicitis.
according % DR.. Maurice n. Richardson.
who made the statement in a recent adj
dress at the Harvard Medical School Said
DR.. Richardson: Even IN MethusaIeh's
day appendicitis was as common as IL Is
to-day, and a man could not have lived
$50 years. the reputed age OF that patri-
arch. without undergoing an operation for
appendicitis"
Mrs. Muggins-I wish I could get my hus-
band to take some substitute for tobacco.
Mr.. Buggtns-Why don't you get him 90
smoke some 81 those cigars YOU gave him
az Christmase-Philadel Record
When he was in New York In the sprInr
% 1906 Nicolas Tchaykovsky made his
home IN one Of the Old-fashioned houses I'm
lower fifth avenue. on the first floor OF
which. in the large front room. he received
the people who called on him whom he
wished % see. and from there the messages
"NOt az home went out 90 many people
as 90 whose mission he and hts young com
panlOn. Alexis Aladyn. were uniformed.
They were picturesque cOuple-ths
grave. dignified. calm and philosophical
school teacher and the younger man. who
had been tho head Of tho peasant party IN
the DOumR. Tho latter was impulslve.
quick OF speech and the embodiment OF
youthful activity. Tchaykovslsy never
failed o. tell "A visitor that an awaken
ing was taking place Ia Russia. and that
no matter how many people were executed
or exlled the consequences could not be
averted My mission" he said 90 a Trib-
uRo representative. In perfect English, "A,