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The Pittsburgh Chronicle says that In
prominent Republicans are now having brati
their photographs taken cabinet size. ut NJ
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HEREAFTER no student can matrlcu- son i
late from the University of the Pacific Jerst
at San Jose, Cal, who uses tobacco in York
any form. " ton ,
AwER1cAN crooks who 90 abroad sov also
that the French detectives are more pass
atnnid than those of anv other nation. that
and the English the most untiring in ms t
following up q clue. ago.
A MAN in New York has fitted him po1;,
self for an expert witness on chirogra- oass,
ply, and once having seen a mans o+o !,
signature he can identify it again if fo;rs
simply shown one single letter of the t;ma
""me' -- had
GEN. GRsEI.Y says that the open War
winter is no sign that there will be a but
late spring. Possibly not; neither is dete
Gen. Greely's prediction Il sign that since
the Weather Department has any def Vino
nitc information on the subject. houl
MEXICO is nearer than we think. -,
Marcus Mayer, the theatrical manager, 10
has just made the distance from the ~.
City of Mexico to New York, 5000 ~,
miles, in four days and twenty-three sAN.
hours. Think of it; nearer by twenty s.
-four hours than San Francisco. ~
The trade of Portland, Oregon, tho'
shows great progress. Last year it 'eh'
amounted to between 500, 900, 900 and WIN
800, GOO. O0N, against S75, O0o,0oo in neca
1887. The manufactures of the city Is I'll
and vicinity aggregate nearly $4,000
600, and the value of buildings erected .
boy.
A sIXTEEN-YEAR-oLD boy in Kansas cart
City attempted to steal and carry away This
q saw-mill. lie first stole IL horse and niue
wagon, and was lusily engaged i'll of Il
taking the mill to pieces, preparatory His
to loading it upon tho wagon, when the rest
mill low appeared on the scene and grot
gathered him in. lids.
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WHAT is to become of the science OF I'm ca
chemistry II TINS thing Keeps on! Nero qucr
III n German cnemis' VII" is SUI" ~ cal l
have succeeded in decomposing copper
and nickel. III tho metals are to he de- \
composed, We shall be forced to begin Geo
ut the very beginning and build the Sch'
whole science up over again. Con
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Miss MARY GARRETT has given 5000 emf
600 to provide suitable quarters for a tl,c,
school in Baltimore in which girls can WAS
be prepared to enter Bryn Mawr Col her
lege. She is personally supervising led
tho work on the building, and it is UNI A G,
derstood that when it is finished she and
will attend to the schools endowment. The
-, r liant
~ ~. hell
Commons, and never failed to rccog-
nizc tho right man when n score or H..
more sprang to their feet apparently a.,
at the same instant. II have been INV
shooting rabbits all my life, he once -
explained, +" and have learned to mark wv"
tho right one"
THE two elm trees cut down in Luen- -,
burg, Mass. a few days ago were more W.
than o century old. According to Mas ,'al
sachusetts papers, "they were planted ,s.
by Capt. John Litch on the memorable @
dark day, May 10, 1920, when it was so ra.,
dark that people could not see to read s,s.
at midday, and many persons supposed ,...,
the day of judgment had come" .
WHEN Benjamin Franklin was TWEEN ent
ty-one he formed the famous Leather TEN
Apron Club, to which no one was adj Ign.
mittel until he laid his hand on his New
heart and ~solemnly repeated: II love Dos
mankind; I think no man should be tern
harmed because of his opinions; 1 love take
truth-will seek it diligently, and, clnn
when found, make it known to 9TH and
ersS abo'
tabl
THE late Empson G. Bird, of Balti- Yor
more, Md. left a peculiar will. 1t be- Ion.
gins as follows: II, the snid ~testator, line
say to all concerned in the last will nun
and testament, viz: Behold, We good