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Apropos of Air Ships

Aerial wonders come high.-Bufalo
Times.
The air ship fake has beao run il the
ground. Sc. Louis journal
By the way. rhe time Is coming when
il viii not he necessary 70 fake" air ships
Kansas City Star.
Lovers Of truth and sobr;ety are now
giving the coffin countenance 70 the peo-
pie who saw the air ship--Minneapol
Journal.
# these air ship fables % not stop the
sale Of the works OF Jules Verne and 81.
Rider Haggard will BE- greatly reduced
Des Moines Mo:nes News.
If the air ship has come in reality. an
other industry wi!l De sure 70 follow in the
form Of air ship insurance companies
keokuk Constitution Democrat
If the weather were only warm and in
viting what fine opportunity this would
afford young lovers 70 organize air strip
parties.-Oshkosh Northwestern.
anyway, when you're seein' things il is
more agreeable 10 see an air ship than a
three-headed snake Illuminated with red
and green lights.-St. Joseph Herald.
Il may be none Of the Darius Green
tribe who have built that air ship. but
those who are most deeply interested seem
to be largely OF the Green family-Daiiy
Nonpareii
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me cis1seznLye-oelt u t1e Turkish e-a-
p.-e- RBs=-z has for years been t--irg u
.rvolve Tarke- Il hostiiicies 4 order -14-
size might have aa excuse 20 conquer AID
aEosI lhs s1lrao'z doEa5nioasr AID that
pR-pose = - vel known il Errope thar
the Christian powers hare deci5ae5 u IL
terf=-e forc5oiy IL Turkish affairs because
taeE KNOW that s13le- OF later euca .-ter-
ference xogl1 involTe them with Russia-
The agents 0f the czar proToked che mas
sscres o. the Armenian. wirl The hope
and expectation thar England. Germany
and other nations you'd intervene When
raey refused 20 % 70 he Enassacras ceas-
II and Russian intrigue sought another
Se!d oE action. which Va. fo1ud among
the diseoD;sated C-etaas. The fighting
Greeks and Turks must make fa1tle-
ground Of their own provinces. whi1h are
VIGOROUSLY disioyaj, and are surrounded
By aatjoas whose synpa -hies are entirely
with her enemies. and the sultan knows
very veil -har rae Big paw u ta= Russian
bear Is likely 70 fail upon HIN a. any mo-
-r..>-.-
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is Il "a S54-= militia 81 =7--@E 2sN
meaning ~. t-= gwen - dress -sArl-s-
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Whsa tie G-eeks ao5 TC-E - g
ara,ta- 4 -1se.sa tsaIlet dz1cs- costumes
-L= k51s-osco-5= E1e1 ca1 ge- so-ze -2-e,-
es-sag Baltimore Ale-csa
: uo-o-uaa las 70 p experiences D.
f9-a ~ cal manage asways 70 slo2 Is
cg- with tae rear platform direct! opp
site mud pl65le.-So1srT-l! Jon-12--
VIII -ha Rea1ucsy legislator who wants
20 brand burglars o. -he taee Plszse Il
pla5a What goad i would DO man 50
branded 70 reform :-CiuGaaati Tribune
Fourteen man committed suicide Il Chi
cszo lzz- wesk They hadn't any money
WIKI which 70 par tae5r fare 70 some olhe-
plzce.-Cincinnad Commercial -Adve--1s-
e-
The Kaiser has ordered lo- Of new uni
forms. Int he viii aeyer be z thing q real
glory uacil he comes over here and gets OF
Governors staE.-San Francisco Ca-o-l-
ic,e
When last heard from thai book agent
who recently invaded Mississippi vi-a
work N ''Irrigation' vas only g few rods
ahead ot the mot.-Chicago Tines-Her-
aid
After ali. civilization hasn't progressed
50 very much during the past 1850 years
4 ssz % loaded Dice has been found in ne
ruins Of rculsneun--Cinciona- Tr.b-
1ue.
Talking about good noney." that 500
op9 Government appropriation for dood
relief looks nightly Ike some Of me best
thar Uncle Sam ever Ena6e.-St. Louis Re-
public.
For once Congress has shown how rap
idly i, can work Il il wishes. and tae 5oo-i
victims are 10 be congratulated OF their
luck IN receiving such prompt attention.
Chicago Journal
Whatever system may b. adopted i
should be understood that hereafter con-
tractors will be paid oaly FOR removing
the garbage and noi to- political pur-
poses--Ch;cs 90 Post.
Az the Carnegie f-n controls Inc sup
ply Of arnaor plate and the Government
practically controls the demand for il an
Interesting clash of moaopolies appears 70
be inminent.-W ashington Star.
The explanation thar Bank President
SPalding Is in retirement collecting his
shattered nerves is not satisfactory His
nerTe doesn't seem 10 BE- o; 4 KIND that
can De shsttered.-Chicag Tribune.
There may be some doubt az 10 rhe abil-
ity Of our new bs1rleships 70 put up light,
but there can be no valid objection 10 rhe
new Assistant Secretary Of the Nary on
that particular soore.-NeR York Journal.
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coI osAoo MOUNTAIN SHEEP.
The Day Not Far Distant When lhey
VIII Be Extinct.


Mountain s1e@p appear 20 be increas-
~ Colorado. and. stranger sun the
~ ana -.m.d animals are leaving
-5--- i-zzy aaunzs among the high
--5,.,,-5-s.:a 1.a4Es and dra wing nearer 20
- -az..-z-51s ot man than ever De-
s3-e II - comparatively low ANUS
-4s- zte -9v1 u Jefferson. there is
now : z5ck q atty or more mountain
S--. jefferson Is On the South PARK
Rz..-,si !. about e..hty-one miles south
-7.-.- y Denver. \ PARK County. II Is
81 o.l-zzSz.o.eI community. and has
cez- ! ~ veLi-zaovn summer resort.
J-ra-Ss- Lake. The vicinity. disturbed
f7 ne rumble y rains as well as the
sounds u human life and industry. IS
7,s- a al Guiat one. II has none Q.
IL characteristics which usually mark
-aa oa-zz-s. hone y the almost extinct
mountain s-eap.
md W. fo- sevs-al days past band
% tsas. at-v - he sott-eyed. large
horned native sheep Of the Rocky
Mountains las beea calmly grazing
around -le -ov2 ot Jefferson and close
70 he railroads. Il Is said that the
sheen DO no- display any sign Of fear
Of re4 Jefferson people. Many OF them
come IN o-e- daylight within easy pis-
tol shor oS -1e residences. They do not
-in away unless somebody purposely
z-.es 70 t~.-a-e1 -l-m.
For MANY years past rhe sight of a
mountain sheep haS bean 4 rarity in
Colorado. sr5 usually hui one at a time
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larger European powers is more or less
directly interested in the affairs Of the
Lcvant.
Greek subjects in Constan,inople viii
probably remain under the protection OF
Mr. Terrell, the American minister.
a dispatch to the London Chronicle
from Athens says the Greeks have captur-
ed MenaXa after severe fighting. ne
Turkish losses were very heavy; the
Greek comparatively light. The CORE
spondcnt adds: The Greek feet has de-
stroyed half the fortresges al Prevesa and
silcnced the gung The Greeks have cap
fured and hold all the positions except
Ana and Miiouna along the Thessalian
line. European powers have done moth
ing for several weeks, because they have
hoped that Greece would be either hnan-
<:iaIly ruined soundly beaten by Tur-
key. If Turkey gets Larissa she will re-
main there until Greece evacuates Crete.
1t was Germany that urged Turkey to de
clare war.
Does Not Seek Conquest.
The correspondent Of the Associated
pregg understands that Turkey has no
idea of territorial conquest. because she is
aware that the powers would not sanction
an advance 10 Athens. The idea Is that
she will first attempt to capture Iarissa,
and then march on Trichala and Phanari.
If these also are captured Turkey would
be in a position to compel Greece to com
ply with the demands Of the powers. The
Turkish feet, however is still in the Oar
daneilcs, where it is likely to remain as
long as the Greeks continue active
1t is reported that the powers, SO far
from bl0rkading Greek ports, VIII even
allow Col Vassos and his army TO re-
turn to Greece if he decides TO do 80. In
any case, the Greek feet would be able TO
harass Turkey at many points besides in
addition keeping open the supply Of pro
visions and munitions for the Greek army.
The latest advices from Arta show that
fhe rains have been followed by three
days Of hot, fine weather, and the river,
ArakphOs. which alone separates the OPP
posing armies, is rapidly shrinking. The
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Baseball crockery cones too high. M
uerous $1,000 pitchers have been brok-
en.-New Orleans Picsgune.
Hon. Matt Quay's enemies are begin
ming 70 fear that he carries q night key to
the White House.-Washington Post
With tariff and treaty Oh hand, the
Senate can complain Of 10 lack Of mate
rial for deIibera tion.-W ashiagton Star.
There IS one commendab,e feature Of
the Congressional Record. Il doesn't run
a poster poetry Observation-Disclosures
Post
IL telling Charlemagne Tower, Jr.. 10
20 to Austria President Mckinley does
not exactly tell Col. Fred Grant TO go TO
blazes.-BostoD Globe.
The dog has been taken out Of the front
yard, 50 that whenever Prosperity feels
Ike dropping in she will not be intimidat
ed.-kansas City Times.
In the spring fercer hunger grows upon
the pantry mouse. In the spring the shud-
dering fancy turns 10 thoughts Of clean
ing house.-New York Press.
Sir. Moodys arrival in Chicago Was
very timely. He found four candidates
for Mayor inquirinc what they should do
to be saTed.-Detroit Free Press.
DR.. Swallow, the editor Of a Methodist
journal. has been convicted Of IibeIng
Pennsylvania politician This seems al
most ncredible.-Richmond Times.
The waste Of time caused by the cleo
ton Of Senators by the Legislature is one
excellent reason for elccting them by
popular vote.-LouisviIle Commercial.
Some scientific sharp says that thirst
is merely lesion of the temperosphenoi-
dal lobe Of the brain" But what is good
for thar tdsease:-Chicago Times Herald
Mrs. Christopher Bettarle has sustained
| the reputation Of her sex for marksworn-
anship She aimed a revolver at a dog
| and shot her husband.-Chicago Journal
A dispatch from St. Louis says that Col.
| Phoebe Cousins has dug up the hatchet
and gone upon the warpath. We advise
| arbitra ton right away.-Chicago Times
| Herald.
There is big pile of money coming in
! through the custom houses in these days
and there is big hole in the treasury into
which il readily sinks out Of sight.-ProYi-
dence Journal.
The women are going to hold health
congress III Philadelphia pretty soon.
There will be rush Of business for the
| Philadelphia doctors while it lasts
| Cleveland Leader.
| 1t is surprising that 50 many men who
| missed hearing Their country call to arms
have no difficulty in hearing anything that
| can be construed as call to ofiice.-San
| Francisco Examiner.
| Some men seem 10 ask for oflice under
new administration not SO much because
| they want the job as because they think
| it would be a violation Of party ethics not
| to ask.-Cbicago Record.
| Texas is to buy Il battlefield From
| many reports we bad never supposed that
| Texas needed such place. ANY old place
\ has usually DeeD considered a battlefield
F.. iu TeyaG.-St. Louis Star.
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Electric Photocranh.

Monsieur De Heen, Belgian ID
tist, has succeeded in producing DH
graphic impressions by simply allow
a current Of air filled with aost
lycopodium dust to impinge upnI
sensitive plate in q dark room. Il
explanation is based upon tie I'd
known fact that whenever air cQnuI
ing particles of watery vapor. Or d
dust, is driven against solid obi
il produces electrifcation, and
thinks that the electricity developed
the impact of the dust-chargei air vi
the sensitive plates alone suthcs
affect the latter without the iHteU!
ton of light rays OF any kind.
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c--.Al Sly Columns.

An explanation of curious opa N
phenomenon. sometimes witnesseu ~.
frosty nights, which is calieu ,nop
"pseudo-aurola," is offered IN ,.ars eI,
by Mr.. Goode of the Chicago IN
ity. The phenomenon takes the io'I" 1s6r|
beautiful columns of silver| ena|
standing over electric arc lamp AM
other bright lights. and someV'i'e@ ur
pearing almost to reach the zeiii'", lining
Goode SAYS that sometimes the II :,
star has bright shaft below Is W. in
above. while the rising moon s''n"S an
a broad column of light. Ass'
pearances are due to floating 1ros' - cas
tails which keep their retiec'lHS ,onnd
horizontal. On examination 1T ov.
that the crystals concerned III os ,4a Of
hibition were thin. six-sided pI',, ~, III
ice. never more than one mlil'Il's,, .ha,e
diameter. When the wind Dlo"s INNS
little plates are upset and the eo, .hor
of light. caused by reflection Hun
-urfaces. disappear.
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WsE LA br1Eea o.. o@ta=eal GTe=ce
snd JgrEaZ. Fierce Dzrt.es haze 1ye4o
f,ag:.- a. ks-ys- = Sfilou.-a Pas. and q,
PreY@sa u ne Ga.t u -Aeta. TIE Los.
ese-sT'e-ata battle ~. togzht 81 3ilouua
Pas. gFlere -J.ls.) rasI fought more than
tairts hours without toDd .. s.eep. Dr.
lelna II relations tssr wen re cwo nations
have beea ssve=ec- Trr1ey insists -aa:
Greer aas pr9"oks5 toe conaic' by aer
aggress.re aft!tCd= 9u ta= frontier %
NzcA1orLa On the other haad. Greece
tnsi4,s t.a. TUTk@T ass been tae aggres-
sor. Czecs- which was the o-igiaa! cags=
Of tl'e c9aeic1, sselus 1ow . be orer.ook-
ed.
Un!ess some u the great powers int@.-
<seoe cEsIe = cerEa.n y oe g.eat los. of
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Prehistaric Dogs.


A Swiss naturalist has recent! vi
sented TO the Helvetian Society OF Nay
ural Science the results OF Sluu'
the remains of dogs found among u
ancient lake dwellings of SWi'zel'D-'
the earliest of which date from l!.e .'s|
Of Stone. He finds that three dlne.'al
races of dogs existed there at tLa, l.4 l,1
one of which resembled the sl0e' ~ u
sledge-dos Of to-day. Later Wlien ,ns W.,
Age of Bronze dawned upon lne .,r,
two new species appeared. one OelaS .;n
shepherd dog and the other nuu",, .r
dog. All Of these dogs were OF liot .Ds ,:t.,
origin, the canine types of the Ne,',t, y,
ranean lands not having croSseu "
Alps.
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human lie before tae guarrel i settled.
theoretically and under the precesencs of
iuteruatioaa! IA none Of the powers CON
prIs!ng me European c1nce-t i a. !iberE
to intervene oetwee8 the no corlbatants.
The war j. between themselves. and be
yond The recent effort TO pre~ent hostil;-
tier III. so-called concert of powers has no
right 10 intervene Whether the nations
will defer to this uuwritten law. however.
and keep hands off Is q question which
time alone can decide. Every one of the
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\ rneriCau Gn-,s

Although not many precious s,o,s
great value are found In tho r,
States, yet. as Mr.. George T n
shows in his recent report 10 rbs n
logical Survey. they include li,nr|
rubies and sapphires. In ls,.j 4
mond weighing six carats was sorrl
Ozaukee County. Wisconsin Pr]
are found in Macon County "
Carolina. and sapphires in Fts
County, Montana. Fine gems Of 4
maline. chrysoprase and other rl;Dg
exist in various parts OF the couDr,
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Bank Breakers.

Chicago's defaulting banker blames his
downfall on his female typewriter This
is the latest version of the Adam and Eve
MISUNDERSTANDING Post.
1t is to be hoped that rhe guilty parties
in the Globe Savings Bank wreck will be
brought to justice, whoever they NAV be.
Indianapolis Sentinel.
1t would be well if Illinois and other
Western States would study the laws OF
New York and improve upon the Western
system of savings bank management
Buffalo Commercial.
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Fl low Deer Wall

A curious fact. not commooI, :.
about the gait of red dee, in =
his recently been published i 4
on Hunting" by Lord Fbrin.,.
appears that a stag crosses s'
right and left in walking vbr'
a female deer. except under por,,
circumstances, the prints ot ~,
foot will be found in a dirsc, In.
those of the forefoot.
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WANTS TO BE A MINISTER.

This Lady Wishes 70 Represent EncIe
san in the Republic of Colon bia.
Mrs. Marilla MARKS Kicker. the Eyell-
known woman lawyer II Washington and
Dover. y. H. has made application for
the post of envoy extraordinary and min
ister pleuipotenJiary 10 rhe United States
% Colombia
Mrs. Kicker was born il Durham. Y.
H. in 1s40 n her early life she was
school teacher and while in this occupa-
ton she married John Kicker. Twenty
seven Years ago he died. Since his death
Mrs Kicker has studied law faithfully
and 70 excellent purpose. She is permit
ted TO practice before the Supreme Court
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Rats and the p,

According TO DR.. James C,,,e
the Lancet, the disease called -
bonic plague, now raging in H.
tacks rats before it makes irs -.
ance among human beings in r5s' AZ
locality. A month before tia !,
broke out in the city of Bonba7Fi = !,
observed that the rats We're dr,
thousands. Other animals are ii,
tested, but none so soon or 50 far,
rats.
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Inertia of the Nerves,

The researches and experiments
Messrs. Broca and Richet have led lid
10 the conclusion that the cereba
nervous system is incapable Of perRl
ing more than an average OF len 81
arate impressions per second. Ah|
each excitation OF the nerves pe6j
of inertia follows. lasting about 1
tenth of a second. and during u
period new impression cannoJ
made. According to the same auih1
ity a person cannot make more tAa
ten, or at the most dozen Sepafa
voluntary movements of any Kind IN
second, although the muscles. IaaeF
IDENTIFY of the will. are capable Of na
ing as many as thirty or fortE
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CRUEL War BEGINS
Tie Greeks ard Turks Meet in
Deadly Combat.
FIGHTING Is GENERAL
ThirtYto Fifty thousand Troops
Engaged.

Frevesa Bonn barde1 by The HeIIenes
-sui.au's Batteries Open Hos.ilities
By Sinking the Creek Steamer Ma
cedonia-Turkey >otiae= the Powers
that Sh= l. Forced 20 Fight-Dip-
,ar,7atic Relations Betueen the 7 40
Nations Formally and Con- pIetelT
Severed - Contestants Fight Like
Demons
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IsrEay eT1p@os eze1 o-5e- fer 1a1y
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Housekeeper-~Half the things you
wash are torn to pieces.
Nasherwoman-Ics. mum: bat when
a thing is torn in two or more pieces.
mum, count them as only one piece,
mum, and only charge for one.-Tit-
Bits.
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Pigmy pire-worshippers in Asia


According to the story told py "
Danish officers. Messrs. OloufSen az
Philipsen, who have just returned lV|
the Pamir country in Asia 0.1hs9]
several hundred photographs Of lt'I|
and scenery not before visited by Ea''
peans. there exists in that elevated pa
of the world tribes of very small mel
who worship fire and are entlFeI!
civilized, and whose domestic alliIi'
are at least as remarkable as tHe r.
pie themselves for their small size J,
explorers report, for instance 1Aa'
COWS they saw were not larger than
binary foals. that the donkeys We're
the stature Of large dogs. and 1na'
sheep resembled small poodles III SLY
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NATIONAL SOLONS.
REVIEW Or TIER WcRK II
WASHINGTON

Detailed Proceedings ot Senate e-d
HouseBills Pzss@d or Iut-cdrced
in Either Brsnch-oua.tio1s OF No
uens 20 The coen,ry az Large
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The American colony in London will
endow a hospital as their share Of the
celebration Of the queens jubilee.
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A street railway company in New York
has offered the city $4,000 for fran
chise The previous offer was $4,000. 900
and ) per cent of gross receipts. This
enormous bid is brought out by the rivalry
of two lines for the coveted franchise.
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Wbzt Wa VIII Nean

Ta= -a- bz-w@s1 G-A@ee a1d Tu.z+-
-=aa. ICeh -o-= than appears u IL
--ss5zI,s- 5isEssre5ses. AID. u H. op,.-ion
q me vzs@st 15pycnz-z- = E-.II eat WI
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Nearly every man believes that fate
mas a grudge against him.
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A funeral at house ATTRACTS ,ipr
who never so there at al aN'
time.
The Afro-American., 1897-04-17

the head and put in directly under
meath the knot IN the same way that
side combs are used, helps to complete
the effect so much desired.
The woman with thick, curly, and
net very long hair has a priceless
treasure with which she can achieve
great success in the fashion OF hair
dressing, since the Pompadour effect
all around the head is the first re-
quisite Of q correct coiffure. The
average woman has long struggle
with the curling irons to accomplish
this. The Pompadour style certainly
prevails Just at the moment, but for
the woman with wavy hair of even
length, classic head and Madonna
face, there is another style which
shows the parting. The hair is brushed
down little way on each side of the
parting, and caught up with the knot
on top of the head.
Little corkscrew curls are used in
various ways to add to the frizzy eff
feet, and for evening dress the orna'
mental decorations are quite as 1mpor-
tant as the manner of doing the hair.
English women, who, by the way, have
the reputation Of rarely dressing their
hair With becoming effect, wear various
large structures of feathers, flowers,
lace and ribbons, which resemble q
toque more than headdress. Tulle
pompons, rosettes and marabout
feathers spangled With silver, steel,
gold and briIliants; bows of ribbon
with large aigrettes or flowers, are
favorite fancies for the headdress, and
two or three different things are often
combined in one. New York Sun.