The sun., 1894-09-02

desperate expcdtent OF the eNcision OF tine entire
stomach and the substitution Of the same organ
from lamb an operation which has been sue
cessful In one case in French surgery. The risk
was deemed too great, and the patient was not
informed a. TO the real nature of the disease
til recently.
II can at last be affirmed, with some slight
reservation, that hydrogen, the most volatile OF
all known elements, has been liquefied under the
conditions of almost inconceivable cold repre-
sented by the figures 24Oo below zero. This last
and greatest triumph Of the laboratory belongs
10 Prof. Dewar. The result was accomplished
by operating on q mixture of hydrogen with n
little air. Prof. Dewar says the product is a
white solid material, solid air, along with clear
liquid Of low density which is so ex-
ceedingly volatile that no known device
for collecting IL has been successful.
To attain such q result It is necessary
TO llquefy and expand more than one pound
weight, about seven cubic yards, Of hydrogen
gas. Knowing the difficulties from having to
deal, in liquid state, with accumulated small
impurities in such large amounts Of gas, Prof.
Dewar will not declare that he has had pure
liquid hydrogen in one OF his vacuum vessels,
although what this liquid can be except hydro
gen II is impossible TO say.
A loyal writer this week has been lamenting
the undeserved slight cast upon the Duke of
York's baby. who has been left for full fort
night in sole charge Of Mrs. Green, his nurse. in
gross disregard of tradition and precedent
Even Queen Victoria. his great at-grandmother
who made such a fuss about him when he was
horn. although within n couple of hours Jour
ney has not been 10 see him since the christen-
ing and now she has gone of TO Scotland. His
mother, his four grandparents, his aunts, and
his numerous cousins, were all out OF reach and
this babv. who will one day he King and EN-
neror v,s entirely among strangers two whole
weeks His mother came back last night. but
Tho babv will not see much of her. for she starts
almost Immediately with her husband on an
other long trip.
=, a. No., s,,r,,,.s,.d ,ho, p,,noo rdword him
sois has worrisd much about this seeminglv
h.ar,Ie.s neglect peing a rov.l hanv h. has
norsr he.n allowed 20 seek nonr,.hment at the
,,,atorn.i ,ount ana III. ali infants vhsther
,,orr g., ,ho M r,. or In a hov.l nj. ,.s,.s .ra
r,n,o and h,s ~ ants smalI 7 refu.s nositivelv
.a,,,.L. &c., ,ho u.r,,crlar hr.na =, tnf.r,s,
go 49,, ~, pr,n.o Ed.,.r "a :. a,,n. %,
,,,. 49,, 80 ~. 90 la nnon au,hor,,, ,ho, n. an
~. -. .e.I,S "a Iii ~. "a =, en-.
"a =, ,his non,,,
on.an victori, bas .st,,sd down in R.,noral
Sueen 'ie'oiiA nHs 'e',,,h uo"n III ~
Castle for the autumn. The Prince OF wales is
at Homburu. The Duke OF York has had a SUI
80 ..,oen -. Mi, o., ri, ~, ,h. 60,
Eastern Railroad Company. and the Duchess of
Fife has cauubt two salmon. Weighing re-
speotively twelve and nine pounds, in one day
in the Scotch river Dee. The foregoing consti-
tutes the weeks uneventful history of the Brit
,r, ,n
ish royal family.
Rumor has again selected a wife for the
Italian crown Prince. rms time II is inc
daughter OF the hihg Oh uroece. IL may DO con-
hdently assumed that report is again wrong. 1t
pra'y ou .yssr,an n.iroass s n" ana nancS.n,,a,
marry an Austrian princess anu cohnoehtiai
negotiations are undoubtedly proceeding with .
view to prevent possible opposition by The
vatican. and ob,a.p,. the Pops's bless
Ing upon the match. Negotiations have
not progressed altogether smoothly, and
the effect that the slight accident to
so,,,a a, hi,ch Cri.n, had .,,srdsd a
eonIo . S,ArI.N. 'Ar nsa ~ ...-s
home walked up and down the salon In an az .
c,,.d n.nner nov and again rsterring IN soma
document which he held in his hand. While
thus absorbed, he stumbled against large table,
- a., s.u,nu s,r,or hJs h.ad aa.,ns, ,hs sharn
edge e " Of a desk. sustaining an ugly wound in
| the forehead. He was able TO attend another
Sn shS ds
NJ SsdsSe%s % Ss: ] $Sas 4 sfS e. I'm Ss.,onsl,s.
tatious Sift OF $500 TO the pariiSmentary fund.
The Parneilites are already turning IL 70 politi-
cal adyantaQe and from now until after the
general election, every constituency in Ireland
viii ring with denuncistions OF patriots cor
ruptad Inv Fngiish gold IL has been unk indy
suEgested. too. that the money was sent In re.
snonse to a begging appeaI 10 English politicians
oeneraily hut this is entirely unfounded and an
| insuIt 10 the common sense of the NatiOnalist
leaders. Money IL wanted badly enough but
the marty is not in such financial straits as TO in
ducs the managers 10 send the hat round Eng
land
Redmond and his colleagues are deliberately
a Corr the other evening howled al the figure
OF BTtfdnnld In some tablaaux viyants, drove
into hysterics A young actress who dared at
tempI 10 sing an English song and hooted OF
the staRe a young woman whose part neeessi-
tatad csrrying the British flag
An intsresting Comparison OF the cost of naval
construction in tbs United States and Great
Rritain Was published yssterday IL Was a.
serted that the modern class attleshil costs
Ststss, Tsking alf classes OF construc lion un-
der the English Naval Defence act. the expense
has been S335 a ton while the cost estimates
under the present naval programme in the
United States is $3.50.
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