Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-16
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 A physician in Martinique, who has spent many years in studying the subject, believes that he has discov1 cred q specific for snake bites. 1t com sists in the injection of bicarbonate of soda. Experiments made on dogs prove that in the cases where life Is not saved 1t is considerably prolonged.
 Sir Wilfrid Lawson, who has intro- dueed into parliament bill providing that when the queen eonfers any title hereafter the reason therefor shall be officially stated to and be approved by parliament, has a baronetcy that is said to have been bought by one of his ancestors for ten thousand dollars cash.
 Prof. Dr. II. w. Vogel, of Berlin, inventor of the coloritype process, has just received another distinguished mark of honor. having been decorated by the emperor of Germany and king of Prussia with the royal order of the crown, in further recognition of his important discoveries and inventions in the science of photography
 "A young man who went to see the Wellesley college girls on float day" left his admission ticket at home, and guard insoIently refused to let him enter the grounds. He asked for the guards name, and that person refused to give it. Then the young man drew a camera on him and had his picture in jiffy. and the guard was ready to eapitulate.
 John Miller, of New York, tempo rarily sojeurning at Anderson, Ind, thinks that he Is a living photograph and that Edison is trying to locate him. He says that all the wheels. armatures and batteries are working perfectly and that he is the success of the age. He comments on the subject of his construction. in a highly rational manner, explaining how he is wired and how he works.
 On his recent birthday no fewer than 10000 letters and te1egrams of congratulations reached Prince Bis marel The prince can only read these communication gradually and it took his secretary whole day and night to open them. Prof. Lenbach, of Nun ich. who is at present member of the Friedriehsruh house party is painting another very fine portrait of the prince in full euirassier uniform for the em- peror, as is supposed.
 Prince Halmi Pasha, whose death has been announced from Constantine pie, was the only son of the famous Mehemet Ali and though of slight and nervous build, was strong and fearless. When train in which he was travel ing to Alexandria ran off the track and into the Nile he broke his way through the ear window and with great diff culty managed to save his Mameluke attendant as well as himself. The scars he received at that time he ear- ried the rest of his life.
 The editor of a French press-eut- ting agency, who deals in the newspa- pers of the entire world, made a calcu- lation as to who is oftenest mentioned as d public character. Napoleon the First stands first, although thisis proba- bly in consequence of the passing fash ion of things Napoleonic that set in some time ago. Then comes the em- peror of Germany, then Prince Bis marck, and, only in the fourth place, Mir Gladstone. Immediately after comes President Carnot, and the pope 1 is rather bad sixth.