Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-07-18
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There are ain female police esscs~~
IN l.ondoa a. the pre.eat time ana "A
has been decided 10 add sevea more 10
their plumber
--Queen Victoria sslll has her Boots
maAe In The osa-fashioned way-elAstle
sidss. soii kid appers. pointed tos-c.ps
aad low heela
--fhere Il a Nasisnai Foot Path
Profession soeiesy m Eaglaad Iis
ohgeci l. 10 resist Httsmp,aA encroaeh-
mfHas on fooipaths or roadside lana
y rAs hfteen branches and member
shiP of several thous.nd.
--I.onaon has twenty-nlas x~rssa-
Fisn Fcstauranss the staple nrtl11es u
who~s hlli of faFe are the eer~nlA -
lsgumes such - peas. be<as. hnriooss
and ientilss nnd smrions AinA1s 4 <1.1k
The EnrIlsh Duke i
reeeavus . pensioa of ti4N ~~3& "a
Master a the lIeplk : 1<14&< ,11&sz&
y, - .z| at
Nell Gwynne
Death from mlsaassussrs ~ss sh@
verdiea rctarned Ia ths inqunss of an
English laborsr who met his death hy
sucking one of q number of pheasants'
eggs laid about the grounds Of bis EN-
ra-g~s - sa-- 49, % k&tttaa wa~-
mia
--rrcscuI ~ Lancashire. n town
tools has been losing IL trade q late.
and whou u was clear that something
would have 10 be done. there vas q
nesting Ia the Town Hall, at which Il
was resolved to start watch factories
on the American plan. with Improved
machinery and Processes A company
was formed with flGO.ooO capital.
According 10 the Paradise oi the
Pacific. pablished al Hoaolulu. that
city Publishes thrce daily and three
wockly papers IN The Hawaiian Ian
guage. two daily and two weekly pa
psrs In English. two weeklics In
Portuguese, Que weekly In Chlnese and
two religious aud one agricultural
mouthlioz. Tho papers arc sell print
"A and edited A. 10 like-sizod com
munities IN the States
Miss Hildyard. who became gov
erncss 10 the Prince ot Vale. and the
Princess Royal whcR they we're little
children died a short time ago They
always remained her devoted friends.
and the Princess would always greet
her with an aaectionaie kiss. II u
stated. whc,her they met in private or
IN pebble.
The Sultan Of Morocco Il gradually
beginning 70 understand that the
world 3. not afraid - him. A diplo-
mat Who was received by him the
ether day kep, his hat GA during the
rcccption. which took place Ia the
open air, and the Sultan did not ~
sent Il Heretofore be has competed
diplomats 10 stand harehcaded before
him while 10 sat on horseback.
Members 81 the In.titats Of Fraaoe
appear. ~ a class, 20 BE- extremely
lonr-liycd Tho late N Chevreui was
a notable example; indeod. he IL the
only member who ever lived beyond
eoniury leL although he entered
the institute a the comparatively early.
age oi forty. be i only fourth on the
li-t ~ far a. oficial lie l. concerned.
/ ta=sini was n member for seventy-hvo
ycgrs fontehelle siSty-six. and Jussieu
sixty-threo, NJ Chcvrcul ai the time
oi his death, had been a member sixty.
two years.
sportsmeu Ia India are attacking
a so ~ rules lately promulgated b
the Chief Commissioner Of the Central
/ Provinces. the effect % which IL 10 put
a practically Prohlbitive tAx ON big
game shooting ia that part % the
peninsula The ccutral provinces con-
tain many thousand square miles Oi
forest land. which have boeu the happy
hunting ground u the AnglO-Indlans
The result i that tigers, panthcrs aud
other beasts have been getting scarce.
aud the local officials have determined
10 preserve the game for their own
amusement
1 RAA@NA y HAtAah = HtAMAiNAhAoh Aof
The navy has now become a by-word
his Majesty lo-es no opportunity for
showing the offoers ana men of hls
feet that he wishes 10 secure Cor them
a. privileged q position as that always
enjoyed Ia Prussia by the army. Naval
reviews are now a. popular. and there
seems a probability Of their becoming
almost a. frequent a. military specta-
Giles. Instead u spending the summer
Al kms. o. ai some other inland water
Ing places. the Kaiser intends 20 trust
10 the saline brcezes Of the deep Cor
the annual restoration of health and
the recreation necessary after the hard
work Of Berlin wiBiar
vlCToRiA's DAILY lIFE.