The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-22

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Another big slice Of shakespeare's
cliff at Dover has just slipped down in
to the sea.
The late shah of Persia, Nasr-e d-Din,
left an estate valued at 5000, 100000, and |
of this $40, 900, 900 was in cold cash.
Labouchere, the proprietor of London |
Truth, has spent 5000, 900 in successful |
ly defending libel suits brought against
him.
In the last three months Of 1896 $751;, |
900 persons visited the National Gal |
lery in London and $1,000 the National |
Portrait Gallery.
Rudyard Kipling's sister, Mrs. Flem- |
ing, has written novel on Simla life
called IA Pinchbeck Goddess" which |
will soon be published in London.
In England one person in every seven
Is a depositor in a postal bank and the
total amount of deposits in the keeping |
of the government is more than $780, |
100000.
Emperor William is military papers
will be published by the Prussian Min
istry of War, with explanatory notes,
on the OCCASION of the Tooth anniversa-
~ Of his birth.
"A Chinese biographical dictionary
containing the lives Of $500 noted Chi
namen and women, living and dead, |
has been compiled by Mr.. Giles, late
British consul at Ningpo.
Alexander Dumas, fills, will appear on
the tomb which the sculptor Saint
Marceaux is executing, reclining at full
length in the robe he wore when at
work and with his feet bare, as was
his custom.
In London almost any commodity
may be bought. One newspaper recent
ly contained this cheerful advertise
ment: 'Bargain-Lady leaving Eng
land permanently must sell family
grave; hold five; marble slab
English curates without influence are
encouraged to keep on in their profess
sion by the recent death of the Rev.
Howell Thomas, Welshman, who
had worked his way up from humble
circumstances in the Newport work
house.
A London butcher who put up the
royal arms over his shop on the
strength of having sold some beef to
Queen Victoria has been prosecuted by
the incorporated Association Of Her
Majesty's Warrant Holders Gimited),"
and fined.
So far as known the city of Dresden
Us the only city in the world that owns
and publishes a daily paper 1t is be-
queathed to the city by it's former pro-
prietor on condition that all of its
profits should be devoted to improve
ments in the public parks.
Persian papier mache articles are
made Of the Bibles sent out by British
mission societies, according to Mr.
Hodgetts, recent traveller in the
East. He quotes the British consul at
Tabreez as saying: You have no idea
what boon these Bibles are to the
village industries of Persia"
David Livingstope's father was
thrifty Scot One day David brought
home word that a heavy tax had been
put upon tobacco. His father was just
filing his pipe when the sad news was
brought eff we have to give it up"
said the old man, 1--WE might as well be-