New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-17
TIE TaLK or THE DAl.

Chief McWeeny, Chicagos new "e'u
"copper.N is out against dead pea.s
among his thousands of subordinates' NJ
has begun campaign 10 RID MS ueP"i
mont of men who do not pay their depts'
He fred the opening gun "A day or TWO ago.
ard when tbe smoke cleared eight MEM
hers of tho force found themselves suS-
pended until they show disposition 10
settle with landlords erocers ana others
Il hate dead beat and wont tolerate
one i'm tho department while am chiei'
chief McWeeny declared. The Ponce
Department cannot afford 10 harbor such
men,
DO YOU know some nice boy who would
like to 30 fishing ~ - then,
Rut 1Thv lose valuable time trying to give
a treat 10 some boy? ua,b-
II want the hoy 10 dig the bait. WASH
ington Herald.
TIGERS AND TIGERS.
Wednesdays score: Princeton J. ia'e' W
Old Ell and the Tiger
Met each other I'm this town
In lively baseball battle
And Old Eli he went down.
What else could ne eApN't'h
But that Eli should go down?
It's the fate of all opponents
OF the Tiger I'm this town.
What? W. !. HAMPTON.
What &c Dobhloiell'e general reputation
for veracity. Bildady' asked tickenlooper
We'll it's this way said Blldad.
potbeigh could write the way he taiNs
rod have sir Walter Scott and Alexander
the Harper 3
Weekly.
"The Philadelphia Press" points with
pride" 10 the fact that the Quaker city
was conspicuous at the housing confer
ence held in New York last week. through
its delegates. led by Miss Helen r. Par
rish. director of the Octavia Hill Associ-
alton. She pointed out that this city had
$4,000 two story houses. Of which S.o3i were
built last year. Many are sold AT from
s. 900 to $500 each and rent for SIS or 500
a month. though. as every Philadelphia
knows, they have six rooms, bathroom,
furnace. kitchen. sink. range. stationary
washtubs. porch. yard and often small
extension" Jabbing New York in tender
srot The Press" adds that all this seems
incredible to New York papers and to New
York reporters. II Is commonplace In
this city"
There's n foolproof acropsnc on the
market"
Good What's IFS main characteristic"
1T won't ny."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Candy rarely kills anybody. newspaper
reports TO tho contrary Notwithstanding,
according TO tho president of the National
10. I'm
ycntion i'm Chicago. President Steward by
way Of illustration. cited case investi-
gated i'm ST Louis Two members Of n
frmily were said 10 have died as the result
Of candy poisoning. Investigation devel-
oped tho fact that There had been a quarrel
between the children Of two families and
that strychniue had heen placed In cereals
I'm deliberate attempt To kill those
against whom tho grievance was held. Mr.
Steward denounced tine unwarrantable at
tacks Of tho sensational press and the
muckraking magazines" IN which candy
poisoning has been hold responsible Tor n
multitude ~ human ills The principal
purpose Of tho association. he said. was TO
prevent adulteration. It had secured the
passage OF laws IN all parts ~ the United
States in the interest Of purity I'm candy
manufacture. and had carefully and thor
ouphly investigated cases Of alleged candy
poisoning wherever they had teen reported
"General'y." the speaker added. with re-
suits similar TO the findings in the St
Louis case"
The American residents Of Hong Kong
have asked for q hattleship"
Are thoy fla danger II any kind
Certainly not. They want 20 give a
dance Louisville Courier Journal.