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Evening journal., 1892-09-14
POLITICAL HAPPENINGS.
Connecticut Democrats Nomi-
nate Morris for Governor.
JOMKBAN,J R wIEs1NNEw JERSEY

Tie Is Named by the Republicans as Their
Candidate FOR Govornor-New Yoris's
Reapportionment Again Declared I'm
coustitutional-McKin In Indiana.
HARTFoRD, Sept ls.-The Democratic
state convention was called to order in Al
lyn hall by Clinton b. Davis. Senator John
s Seymour, Of Norwalk was selected as
temporary chairman, and Congressman
Robert J. Vance, Of New Britain was
made temporary chairman. Mr. Vance
made brief speech, attacking the McKin-
ley bin and the reciprocity features OF the
Republican policy. The mention OF ex-
Governor Walters name in the speech
evoked the first outburst Of enthusiasm IN
the convention
Ex-Governor Waller made a speech when
he arose 20 nominate Luzon b. Morris, OF
New Haven, for governor Professor ST.
mon z. Baldwin, OF New Haven, seconded
Judge Morris nomination, which was made
onarising vote amid great applause. Ernest
Cady, Of Hartford. was nominated for lieu
tenant governor. John j. phelan, of Bridge
port, for secretary Of state; Marvin II.
Sanger, Of Canterbury, for treasurer, and
Nicholas Staub, Of New Milford, for comp
troller, were then nominated by acclama-
ton.
Presidential electors were then selected as
follows by acclamation: Elector-nt-large,
Z. G. Benedict. of Greenwich, aud p. j
Hubbard, OF Middlctown First district,
State Senator Wilbur g. Foster, Of Vernon /;
Second district, Elisha Lenvenwbrth, Of
Wallingford; Third district, Thomas g
Marlor, Of Brooklyn; Fourth district, Scna-
tor David NJ. Reed, OF Bridgeport.
The following resolution was unanimous
" adopted:
We declare for n constitutional convention
initiated by an act Of general assembly. lrst
submitting 20 the electors the question whothor
convention should be hold or should not DO
held, and finally again submitting 20 the elect.
ors Tor their approval or disapproval the form
OF a constitution proposed by tho convention;
and We pledge ourselves 10 revise tho state con-
sututon so ns 10 provide for tho election OF
state officers by tho greater number Of votes
cast, Tor the election Of county commissioners
by TIE people, for just gystom Of representa-.
tion In the general assembly, and for such fur
thcr reforms as win restore self government 70
Connecticut
Tho platform, which demands among
other things the removal OF all tariff taxes
on the raw materials out Of which manu-
featured goods are made was then adopted
ana the convention adjourned.
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NEW JERSEY REPUBLICANS.

John II. Kcan, Jr., Receives the Noml-
nation FOR Governor.
i TRENTON, Sept l4-When the Republican
state convention roassomhled after recess
ex-senator Nevins was made permanent
chairman, and tho services OF the tempo
rary secretaries wero continued. The va
rious committees reported after which
nominations for governor were made. T.
Burd irubb was nominated by Burlington
county through Major Kirkhride, the "Vil-
lage Blacksmith Essex county, through
Richard Wayne Parker, nominated Frank.
lin 7. Murphy; Hudson county, through
Judge r. d. Seymour, seconded the nomi-
nation OF General Grub; Mercer county,
through Judge Buchanan, nominated Frank
a. Magowani Union county. through w. n.
West, nominated John r. Koan, Jr. Tho
nomination Of Mcgowan evoked the great.
est enthusiasm.
After the naming OF the candidates tho
platform was read and adopted.
BaAoting Immediately began and the frst
ballot resulted in S7l votes for Kean, $50 for
Grub, 70 for Mcgowan and lT8 for Muir.
ply. A second ballot was ordered Essex
and other counties went solidly for Kcau
and he received the nomination, which was
made unanimous.
The presidential electors are as follows,
AT large-Frederick Frelinghuysen, Of Is.
sox, and A. q. Cattell, Of Camden. First
district--Georgo Holes, Salem. Second
Ferdinand hoebling, Mercer. Third
Adolph Mack, Raritan. Fourth-Luther
kountze, Morris. Fifth-Donnld Mckay
Bergen. Sixth-Frederick Kuhn, Essex
SEVENTH. T. Perkins, Hudson. Eighth
". 8 Chamberlain, Hudson.
After listening 70 a brief speech by onol
Of the successful candidates the convention
adjourned.
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denI.ln. sersed wIlh . Nd.


HAMmURG, Sept i4-The increasing heat
has heightened the lists Of sick and dying
aud has depressed again the reviving spir-
its of the people The number Of fresh
cases has been 40, an increase of twenty
three and the number Of deaths 227, an in
crease of nineteen. In the cholera hospitals
aud barracks there are 3,l23 patients, an in
crease Of thirty-seven. Three-fourths OF the
patients are women and children from the
poorest families, who have been weakened
by lack of all proper nourishment These
people are so exhausted that they succumb
b the plague easily.
Evening journal., 1892-09-14
M,kINlEY IN INDIANA.
The Apostle Of Protection presides az the
Birth of a Tin Plate Min.

Birth of a Tin Plate Min.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept IA Governor Nc
kinley wis sorely disappointed that the one
day Of all the year set for the big Elwood
celebration, where he was TO act as high
priest at the birth Of the infant tin plate in
dustry. proved the most disagreeable Of the
SEASON, with a continual torrent Of rain
coming down.
Notwithstanding the downpour, the train
bearing Governors Mckinley and Chase
from this city carried about 1000 excursion
lists, and fairly large crowds greeted him az
tho towns on the way When they arrived
at Elwood they found 5000 or 1900 from
other towns in the state had also braved
the storm 70 see the works of the American
Tin company and hear the apostle of pro
lection.
About 1900 people stood in the rain in
front Of the opera house and listened TO
three minute addresses by Governor Nc
Kmley and Governor Chase, who We're
themselves without shelter, and later az
many people as could be packed into the
little opera house listened 20 o more lengthy
address by Governor Mckinley, devoted
entirely to the tariff issue He said many
new aud bright things in defense OF bis bill
and complimouted Indiana upon the rapid
growth Of her Industries in tho past six
years, and pointed 20 Elwood, now town
OF 1900 people from what three years ago
was village Of co., as a striking example
Of what he claimed tho protective policy
is doing for the country.
Aside from the tin plate plant Elwood
has one Of tho largest glass works in tho
country, and II happens that all the indus
tries Of the town are Of the protected class.
lie predicted prosperity FOR the tin mill
and prophesied that II would help TO make
American tin chenper than imported tin
ever was After tho speech he was taken
through the works before leaving for home.
The company, Of which A. l.. Congor Is
president has six mills, occupying three
large buildings, IN operation, employing 800
men. IL produces about six carloads OF
platfg rer week
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A BRAND NEW PRINCESS.

The Seventh Child of the Emperor and
Empress of Germany.
BERLIN, Sept 14-The German empress
has been safely delivered OF a daughter at
the imperial palace at Potsdam. This is the
seventh child Of the royal parents, but the
first six were all boys.
The Norddeutsch Allgemeine zeitung says
that many leading citizens had arranged
that In case the seventh child should be a
boy all Germans should stand godfathers.
It is believed that the congratulations to
the emperor viii assume a special national
form. The empress and infant arc doing
we'll
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rELeeRAPHlc eREwTlEs.

The Mount Holly and Smithville On. j.
Bicycle railway was thrown open TO tho
public yesterday. II is the only railwaysof
the kind In the country.
Archduze Franz Ferdinand, heir 10 the
throne OF Austria, will shortly make jour
ncy around the world, 20 last about eleven
months.
The French mediterranean squadron has
sailed for Oran, the westernmost depart
ment Of Algiers, to protect, IL necessary,
French interests, il the situation should be-
come more complicated.
Caprivi Is announced 10 have abandoned
Interference with homo culture of tobacco
In Difference TO the wishes Of the South
German governments.
Bertha, n Hungarian servant Of Daniel
Wettlin, of Kearney, n. j., who disappeared
some days ago, was found yesterday sitting
IN the gutter in q Newark street. She was
demepted.
Justice Weed, of Jersey City, issued
warrant for the arrest Of Patrick Scully, Of
Brunswick street, on a charge Of cruelty TO
animals in burning pct kitten to death in
bonfire
AS there is no danger OF cholera vista
ton in Munich the October fctes viii not
be postponed
During the military maneuvers at Orange,
in the department Of Vancluse, France,
yesterday, four soldiers died from the effects
Of the heat.
The French cabinet is arranging o grand
celebration for Sept % Of the centenary
Of the foundation OF the first republics
Arrangements are making in England TO
accelerate the South Irish postal service
with the United States.
Owing to the prevalence Of scarlet fever
in Mechanicsville, near Saratoga, N. Y,
over 800 pupils have been Withdrawn from
| the yillare school
Evening journal., 1892-09-14
NEW JERSEY DEMOCRATS.


ouuhc Ncfth ntcAucs 20 be Candidate
for tho Covernorship.
TnrNToS, Sept IA - The Democratic
state convention was called TO order at
noon, and tho utmost enthusiasm prevailed
among the delegates and the vast crowd of
visiting politicians Speaker Bergen was
made temporary chairman, the committees
Were appointed and recess takon.
With regard 10 the gubernatorial nom
nation the fight is Banker E. F. c. Young,
OF Jersey City, against the field. In the
field are General John A. Donnelly, Of this
city; John p. Stockton and Judge Lippin-
colt, Of Hudson, and ex-Chancellor Theodore
Runyan.
Judge George 7. werts, who was can
didate Of the Governor Albeit faction, wrote
a letter yesterday TO State Committeeman
John Hone, Of Monmouth, saying:
Ny DEAR SIR-Rofcrring 70 our converse.
ton Of Saturday last, in which you spoke Of my
probable nomination by tho Democratic guber-
material convention have this TO say; That
would not accept the nomination IL made. You
may mako such use Of this as you deem a.
IN view Of this letter the nomination OF
Wcrts is next TO impossible.
Evening journal., 1892-09-14

gambling losses in Monte Carlo. After her
arrival in this city she told several nc
quaintances that she had lost i,e50,OOO
francs, practically an that she had in the
world. She was greatly depressed, wept
frequently, would not go to her meals and
rei arked that she had nothing to live Tor
and might better die, as she had squan-
1prqd hpr all
Evening journal., 1892-09-14

GREEDY CENTRE, Neb. Sept l4.-A pis-
tol duel at ten PAGES between f. A. Card
ner and Richard Halcom, farmers living
near here, resulted in the death Of the lat
ter last evening. The shooting was com
menced in Gardner's home and was the re-
suit Of a quarrel over an old SOW. The
firing was done across tho room. A num-
Evening journal., 1892-09-14

AMHERST, Mass, sept. II Rev. George
Stockton Burroughs, ID. D., Ph.D., for seven
years pastor Of the Amherst college church
and professor OF Biblical literature at Am
herst college, has announced his acceptance
Of the presidency Of Wabash college, Craw-
louisville, Ind.
Evening journal., 1892-09-14

LONDON, Sept A.-Frank Slavin, who
was easily defeated by Peter jackson, Wis.
itod The Sporting Life aud left hallengo
to fight ex-Champion Sullivan for any
amount Of money the latter names, either
with gloves on bare znuckles, and under
the London prize ring or Marquis Of Queens
bury rules the battle to take place either in
Americaor ENGLAND.
Evening journal., 1892-09-14

Houston, Fla, Sept 1.-Two boys out
cunning in the woods near here discovered
the body Of James ii. Meadows It had
apparently been there for three OF four
days. The buzzards had mutilated it
almost beyond recognition. Meadows was
enticed from his home late last Saturday
night by j. b. Brown and Preston Johns,
two neighbors, and he was last seen alive
in their company. They deny all knowl-
edge Of the crime but have been arrested.
Evening journal., 1892-09-14

DWIGHT, nls, Sept. 1.-The convention
Of the Associated Bichloride Of Gold Clubs
met and will be in session until Friday.
The address Of Dr. Kelley to the delegates
was received with great applause. Lieu
tenant Governor Ray, Of Illinois, the Rev.
n j. Bobst, Of Chicago, and others made
short addresses.
Evening journal., 1892-09-14

To have that papcring done and those VIM
dow shades put up. and the nlace 90 and
large selection IS 90 Preston w. leeger $. i'o
King Street. Wall Paper as low as cents a
piece. Window Shades as low as . cents
Zach with Spring Rollers. Noniadeahie ana
Waterproof; Hand PAINTED. nlain, in cents
pqths with Fringe. 90 cents. 70 cents and ~
Shades 20 order Curtain Poles. Ready Mixed
Paints. Frescoing. Zine work sneolaltl.
Evening journal., 1892-09-14

NEW YoRK, Sept. l4-Governor Flower
was considerably surprised today whom he
heard that the general term had sustained
Judge Rumsay's decision IN the apportion-
ment case. III the court Of appeals should
sustain the general term decision" said tho
governor, ian oxtra term Of the legislature
would be necessary
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mhinnnh hr NNhlte cnns.

KNoxvILLE, Tenn, Sept 14.-Sevier coun-
ty White Caps took George Stevens, a
farmer, his mother, his sister Lizzie and a
woman named Tilda Vest from their house,
stripped them Of their clothing and whipped
them nearly 10 death. They wero ordered
to leave the county within two days under
main of death
Evening journal., 1892-09-14

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. l4-Joseph f.
Walker was unanimously renominated for
congress by the Republicans Of the Third
district
Evening journal., 1892-09-14

SAN ANTONIO, Sept. IA Mexican,
while exploring an old mining shaft aban-
doned by the Spaniards century or more
ago, struck at a depth Of fifty feet an inch
vein of silver bearing orc, which, it is be-
lieved, will grow richer as the depth is IN
creased
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wanted to Cruelty HIS VIE.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Sept. l4-Joe J..
Blankinship, farmer Of Monroe county,
was put in the insane asylum here. he was
divorced from his wife twelve years ago,
and since then he has become a religious IA
natic. Sunday he tried to get his wife TO
let him cruelty her for the sins OF the chol-
era sufferers She refused, when the hus-
band became violently insane and had to be
put in custody.
Evening journal., 1892-09-14

BuDA-PEsTu, Sept 14.-Leon Dupuy. Of
Paris, visited coffee house IN the lower
part of the city night before last and has
not been seen since. II is believed that he
was murdered
Evening journal., 1892-09-14

PLYMoUTH, Pa, Sept l4-PeterAnsier
and John L. Davis, aged ten and eight
years were suffocated by gas 10 an aban-
doncd well Dave Jones and Willie John
son We're taken out unconscious.
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Consul araIIer,. Iniurle..

HALTAx, n. s., Sept l4.-The four po-
iicemen who assaulted United States Con-
sui Molloy at st. Johns, N. T., had beon
drinking They are under arrest. Consul
Molloy is unable to get out, but his injuries
are not really serious.
Evening journal., 1892-09-14

MATAwAs, n. Y, Sept. 1l-wilham Lee
vine, New York boy, was attacked by an
enraged Newfoundland dog, which bit a
piece Of flesh almost six inches long out Of
his lnu
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Shut Mt IIer Dying FATHERS Side.

SuELBYvILE, Ind, Sept. IA. n.
zeigler fatally shot his wife because she de-
clined to live with him. Mrs. zeigler was
at tho bedside of her dying father.
Evening journal., 1892-09-14

OTTAWA, Sept. lathe minister OF ma.
rine is now engaged in preparing material
for counter case 10 the United States in
connection with tho Behring sea arbitra-
fiou
Evening journal., 1892-09-14

SAN FRANoIsco. Sept H-Arthur Nc
Kee Rankin, theactor, was denied divorce
from his wife, whom he sued on the ground
OF dnsertion
Evening journal., 1892-09-14

BosroN, Sept. 1.-THE Republicans Of the
Seventh congressional district renominated
Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge by reclamation.
Evening journal., 1892-09-14
Sir .rnl,n Ahhntt Ahhlcnte..

OTTAWA, Sept. 14-Sir John Abbott's
rooms at the Victoria chambers have boon
given up and all his personal effects have
been sent 70 Montreal, indicating that be
does not intend to return 10 this city as
-,~orf,fev
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snLA, Sept l4-The Russian forces have
evacuated the Pamirs. A large force has
been ordered to remain permanently N
Murghab
Evening journal., 1892-09-14

HARTFORD. Sept 14.-Judgo Carpenter
senteucod w r. Reavell 10 ono year in Jail
for appropriatmg funds Of the metropolitan
Life Insurance company, Of New York.
Evening journal., 1892-09-14

BosroN, Sept i4.-The injunction granted
against the American Protective league was
dissolved and the case dismissed from court.
Evening journal., 1892-09-14
Grand Duke Nicholas to Wed widow.

WTNHU NW7O NIVWWIN7 70 WVW y WIUWW'
Moscow, Sept. IA. - Tho Grand Duke
Nicholas is to marry an untitled widow.
She is immensely wealthy and lives on the
estates near BURN left her by her hus-
band, who was a fur dealer. The grand
duke will renounce all his special rights In
order that he may marry her.
Evening journal., 1892-09-14

BERNE, Sept. 14-Alout two hundred
delegates from various parts Of Europe and
America are attending the Liberal Catholic
CONGRESS at Luccrnc.
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nenm I.nded nIs vaeatlon.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Sept. l4-Loverett s,
Baldwin. OF Jacksonville, who has been
spending the summer at Cazenovia with his
uncle, d. G. Amber, was drowned in the
Evening journal., 1892-09-14

TANGIER, Sept l4-Hamam, the leader
OF the mougtaineer insurgents, has con-
cluded peace with the sultan and tho rebel
lion is ended
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BUFFALO, Sept l4.-During a quarrel
over money matters George Parish fatally
shot his partner, Theodore Lopis. Parish
peranad
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ST. PAUL, Sept. l4.-The Commercial
bank, which assigued a few week ago with
liabilities in the hundred thousands, has
resumed business.
Evening journal., 1892-09-14

CHICAGO, Sept. 14.-Engineer Finn and a
man named Torres We're killed in railroad
nccideut here
Evening journal., 1892-09-14

BRocKToN, Mass, Sept. l4.-The Repub-
licans OF the Twelfth district renominated
Elijah A. Morse for congress.
Evening journal., 1892-09-14

LONDON, Sept. IA laborer named Nc
Lester Is dead Of cholera at Calder, in
Lauarkshire Scotland
Evening journal., 1892-09-14

TRIESTE Sept l4-aiiss Jane Armstrong.
az pged New York lady, shot herself dead
Evening journal., 1892-09-14

GREAT FALLS, Mon, Sept a. - The
Democratic state convention nominated for
governor Timothy L. Collins, Of Cascade
Evening journal., 1892-09-14

Rochester,, ~ Y, Sept. 4-John Van
Aoorhis was nominated for congress 10y the
here.
Evening journal., 1892-09-14

BEpFonD, Pa, Sept l4-Josiah d. Hicks
was nominated for congress by the Rspub-
licans OF the Twentieth district.
Evening journal., 1892-09-14

Life Insurance solicitors wanted for tho
strongest. largest and hest cumlnuv IN the
world. ANsON A. MAHER, General Agent.
Equitable Buiidilg.
Evening journal., 1892-09-14
THE eAsEeALL WORLD.


NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
Boston. ooOIoI s-oi3 ?
Pittsburg-.....O 0 0 o o 90 o
Nichols and bennett, Terry and Miller
Al Philadelphia H. H. r.
Philadelphia 20 o o o 90 . O % 6 0
Louisville .....l o o o 2 90 0--49 2
weighing aud Clements Suatton and Merritt
At New York a. H L.
New York........2 % s4O2 e-illT /
St Louis..........O O go o o o Ia
King aud Ewing; Hawloy, Buckley and
Briggs. Game called on account Of darkness.
Al brooklyn Il. n. n.
Brooklyn. .........O o o o o O o Ga G 4
Cleveland. .........3 o o IL
Stein and Kinslow, Young and thinner. Gamo
called on account Of darkness
Baltimore-Chicago game postponed on ac-
count of rain.
Washington. Cincinnati game postponed on
account Of rain.
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES
At Albany r. u. O..
Albany 80 o o = o ? o o. o
Bufhlo.......O 2 u8 @ x-lO 10 g
Daley and Hayes Fourier and Boyd.
/ At Providence nu.E
/ Providence ...1 ] o 0 o o O-4u (
/ nochestor....l O 90 o o o o. .
sullivan and Ryan, Shearon and McKeough.
At Biughamton-
Binghamton. ..................0 o o o. s
| Troy. .......................u 0 O. 3
Inks and heine, Wclch and Cahiil
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BALTIMORE q
ID OHIO RAIL-
ROAD schedule IN
effect May p, 1892.
Trains leave Della
ware Avenue Depot
East BOuud-New
York, week Il lay 81
20 OS, - i0,t8 Al. no 8j
n m, tl2 "a. ~ 90. 20 3s,
~ 80 p m. Sundays,
43 u9, 1888, 40 Hi. a
IN, ZIP "a, ~ 90, 20 IS,
u fl "a m
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-03-19
THE TRUTHFUL HuNrsMAN.

Benjamin J. Woodland, a famous Maine
hunter, killed two monster bull moose
near Nahmankanta lake last winter, and
took their heads and antlers to Bangor to
be mounted One of the heads and ant
lers weighed s911 pounds, the other s7k
pounds and one pair had spread Of four
feet one inch.
The Botocodou OF Brazil, are particular
ly fond Of the flesh of monkeys, but they
also subsist upon anteaters, alligators and
boa constructors. Fish they usually shoot
with small bows which they use with
great dexterity; but sometimes they use
a poisonous root, which. put into the
water soon brings the fish 10 the surface
A Gardiner, Me-, sportsman says that
he was shooting on very cold day, and
Just as he was about to return home he
was confronted by big catamount
While loading his gun he found, after hav-
ing put the powder in, that he had no bull
let's Beads Of perspiration stood out on
his face and froze like hailstones as they
dropped to the ground. Scooping up a
handful he dropped them into his gun, but
the barrel being hot they melted He
fred, however, and stream Of water
that issued forth was frozen instantly into
an icicle, which penetrated the brair vi
the catamcunt
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-03-19
MAN AND HIS NOSE.
Z 1t Is' Large 1t Usually Den otes
Strenxth of VIII aud &. u icltx

II 1t IsN Large IL Usually Den otes
Strength or VIII and Capacity.
1t has come to light that children
with accidental affections of the nos
trils which grow chronic become
stupid. An ill-working mucous men,
brane is enough to make child a
Ounce. 1t may be that snuff became
the rage in Europe towards the end of
the seventeenth century because it
stimulated this member in the noses of
august and illustrious persons. Bona
parte. who was a man of keen and
quick perception never chose if he
could help it man with n poor nose
for place Of great responsibility. He
had remarked that when the nose was
large enough to be good ventilator
to the lungs elasticity in troublous
circumstances resource and general
efficiency might be looked for The
man with insufficient nose ventilations
was liable to get into the blues, to
lose presence OF mind to have heavy
head and to take brandy to keep him.
self up to the mark.
Marshal Ney had poor nose and a
weak character. He was incapable Of
conceiving plan. and needed the
stimulus Of battle to clear the cobwebs
from his brain. Massena. the most
resourceful of all Bonaparte's mar
shals. was large nosed. So was Berna-
dotte, the most clever in intrigue and
the least given to hero worship. Gam
BETA had large nose and small
amount OF brain. says London Truth.
The same thing may be said of the
greatest literary artist that France
ever produced-Renan. Jules Ferry
is small Drained and big nosed. Jules
Simon has big brain and big nose.
and is, taken all in all. one of the
ablest OF living Frenchmen. The
Princess Clementine. whom / look
upon as woman OF great capacity,
has the large hooked nose of the
seventeenth century Bourbons and
Condes