The sun., 1897-09-12
FoRE1eN NorEs OF REAR rNrrREsr.

letters. The paper took the postmarks leaving tho
stamps beneath uncanceilei
France must face the question whether women may
practice law. While degre 8 have been conferred be-
fore on women, woman doctor of laws for the
frat time applies for admission to the bar at Paris.
London baby, three inunth- OF age, died recently
after being attended by six doctors. each OF whom
prescribed different medicines for it. The Coronera
Jury returned u verdict OF death from natural
cause"
Paris. being seaport, has enjoyed the excitement
OF shipW reck on the Inc. 100 foot steamer cor
liicd with OF the washhous,s near tic Pont dAr.
cole. and had to be beached tht quay TO avoid
founderine
Joe Chamberlain made no mistake in tciegraphinF
Kind inquiry about Mrs. KrlgtrH health at tho b-.
ginning OF the Transvaal trouble II the story is true
that she is urging her husband not to be candidate
for reelection.
George Peacock grave digger at Dillingham; In
Kent, who died recently had buried over $4,000 per
in The thirtyscven years that he held his poai
tiun. His father ami grandfather had held the place
before him anu his succeeds him.
English fox hunters ar, reduced TO hunting foxes
brought from Germany. cubs in Bedford
shire that to insure sport next winter many young
foxes have been imI ort"d and set free In various
PARTS OF the country. The farmers object.
Pierre Lott has suc"umbcd to the fate OF all French
writer's and written play. II Is Above drama with
Avery simple plot foundcd on the persecution OF tho
Huguenots after the revocation Of the Edrt of Nantes
In 1880 and II named judith Rcnaudin."
Mr. Ernest BalIour, who won the puir.oar race -
Henley with Guy Nckals last summer and who had
had a seat In TIL oxford University boat for two
years, has Just died Of pneumonia, brought on by
nesectng to change his clothes after being drenched
by rain W lie out shooting
Prof. Max Muller. who has grown reminiscent. re-
pcas In Cosmn2olis the extraordinary story OF Alex
and.r Won Humbold,'s habits OF sleep "As g,t
old" Humboldt said to him. ~ want more Sleep
-four hours at least. When was young two houu Of
sleep quite enough for me"
Daunts Rock isShtship. which disappeared in Q
storm last winter. has been nosted from the place
where II had sunk and been towed into Queenstown
harbor. The cause OF it's sinking. whether by COL
lsion or laundering. may DO ascertained when the
experts have examined the hull after 1t is beached.
Diving operations at great depth have proved
ccssful OF Cape Finsterre. all the silver bars from
the steamer Skyru, which sank in thirty fathoms In
1891 having been brought to the surface. The work
ing depth for the divers less than II feee
and was often more. Dynamite was used TO blow
away the deck. The lue of the silver was s45. 900.
Tatnagno. tho tenor has lost LOO 900 francs in o
real estate speculation at Rome, according to the
FVdro. He bought built ting and the adjoining
land At high price on a tip from italian Deputy
that the Government wanted the property for q new
Ministry of Commerce building and found that the
Deputy hal unoaded his own comparatively value
less land on him.
Rev. washbourne West who died recently in Lon
don at the age OF SO years had the distinction Of
being ane. through juticious distribution OF mis-
property. to cast twenty three votes each Paria-
meutary election. As he interested In politics,
he was kept busy rushing from polling place 70
another on election day. Al the lss2 election he
managed TO vote the Conserv atve ticket seventeen
Tins.
Btsmarcks brain. according to the estimate from
external measurements made by Herr Ammon, an
anthropoogtst, and the sculptor who made the Iron
Oh.
In which case Il is the heaviest record Cuviers
brain weighed $50 grammes, Byronb 1907, Kants
1850 and schiller's 1850. The average weight OF
the brain for an intelligent European IL 1.3So
grammes
Lord Ludlow Is the title selected by Lord Justice
Lopes on becoming Q peer, and the he gives
show queer ideaa as TO the fitness OF things Through
his mother, It seems he is direct descendant OF Ed
mund Ludlow. the regicde and incorporating
publican OF Cromwell's time. and 10 ON the roll OF
the British peerage that the Justice hAA chosen
scribe his England has not yet set up a srAtuo
TO Oliver Cromwell
Several iisplaced statues have been found In clean
ing out the lumber rooms OF Napoleon III stables
Paris And we been sent TO the Versailles Museum.
Among them are n Napoleon I. IN his coronation
robes made by Ramey In lsl9 bas reliefs by the
same artist OF Louis Philippe surrounded by his chill
dren. accepting the Constitution of 1880, and OF
Louis Philippe receiving the oath OF allegiance OF the
army; Duke OF Orleans and Napoleon I'LL by
Jaley; busts OF Napoleon III. and OF Eusenie by
DIVA: medallion of Louis XVI. and a statue OF the
Duke OF Orleans. int nded for his tomb
An Alsace has officially cast slur on the NOR
ais of Bern's young women. In giving Judgment in
divorce case before It, 1t began with the preamblei
"whereas the young girls OF Berlin lead freer and
more dissoute life than those Of other places and.
whereas, there was reason why the woman In this
case should be exception TO the general rule. tho
husband might have antcir ated what bis fate would
b. put &c A.o~
As the wife was well connected. the judgment has
cited much comment Berlin pastor n AIMED Berlin.
who has been preaching against the depravity Of
young girls in the Kaisers capita. has been warned
by the Lut herAn Church authorities TO desist-
Count Nicholas Esterhazy. the weILknowu Hun.
garian sportsman. left $4,000 900 forms worth a
property at his death and no children. The estate
has come into the Vienna courts ny to q dispute
between the heirs his cousins the Counts Franz and
NORTH Esterh.zy, brothers. Norm lily all should go
to Franz the elder but he married girl below his
rank the enaicd estates so by the EserhALy family
compact Ia the young NoritE. Franz, however
Count Sicholass fAvorte. and ,ived by will all
that could be disposed of in that way. To prevent
the division OF the properly his brother buy
him out and Offers 100000 forms. He holds for
4o0c 900. and the lawyers expect TO get part OF tho
Es;erhazy millions.
King M'wangA Of Uganda has been turned Qua
again. He misunderstood the significance OF the
British protcctorAte his dom!nons and opposed
the wishes OF the En- lish Deputy Commlasioner,
whereupon that otcer forcbly elected him. and will
| set up his infant son as King under q regency.
| M'Wanga has found place where the English dare
not pursue him In the German East African Territory,
whose hospitality he enjoys In company with the
| pretender TO the throne of Zanzibar. The British
railroad from the coast is slowly pushing toward
NV aug capital. but events in Europe may decide
whether Il will be British road hen It eaches Lake
Victoria NyanIa- Meanwhile King M'wansA will