The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-24
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ENGLAND Is s-cret,y laying . military cable bstwssa
vtso Bay and Gibraltar. according 70 the Parts Aatt.
TrondhJem. the ancient capital Of the Norwegian
kings, 10 celebrating the o0oth anniversary Of 10
foundation
Olive growing on the italian Rtvtera 10 giving vy
% the cultivation OF aowen. chiefly roses and pinhL
for the London and Parts markets.
Mr. ormiston Chant denies thns she enjoyed the
cigarette she smoked In Crete. She say, It did not
appease her pangs of hunger. but only blistersd
her lips.
The Bell Inn In Holoorn. the last Of the gaIleied
coaching houses In London. In the oourtyArds OF which
stage plays used to b performed. has been soid and
10 TO be torn down
One hundred Paris detectives went on Strtfs ~
entity; they objected TO one Of the Inspector and to
being oblig d 70 KEEP the run Of travellers when they
leave hotels and boarding houses, as they bad all
they could do TO watch them when they arrive,
Imperialism Is to BE- spread in p MS by the new
Petit Chapeau Club by social means. The club viii
live next winter hanquets. balls In the costumes Of
the nrst and Of the second empires. and exhibitions
nj relics OF Saroleon I. and Of the Prince Imperial.
Uganda has advanced enough in civilization to have
a hospital established by the Government at A-nEo
the capital. ft win have q mems ward with six hedA.
ward with four beds. an operating room.
and . storeroom. A missionary doctor will be in
charge.
Licata- on the south coast Of Sicily. q, the mouth Of
the salso. the an'ient Himera. 10 about to build Q
large commercial harbor In the expectation Of fraw.
ing the trade from the East that now goes to Naples
and Brtnd'si. as Il IL on the direct route from Port
said TO Gibraltar.
vervicrs. the frontier station on the seiran.aer
man frontier. where travellers are subjected 10 the
annoyance of the Custom Hous- inspection. happens
to be the birthplace Of vieuxtemps, the v,orinlst, The
Fn.a Il .al-- a ALA
tinsuished son.
Burma grows q hard wood called Pyinkahoe which.
the British have found. makes excellent rAlpAd
'leeperS. The willy Burmese. however. who sell the
wood. having discovered that the British engineers
know little about II, have taken to dyeing cheap WOOD
a reddish color and palm'ug 1t on for Pyiukadoe,
A tapestry map of warwickshir.. shake
county. 81 feet by IL. and made In 1898. 5 now on
exhibit on In London. where II had teen sent TO"
repaired. II is one OF nve made by Flemish ~"srsH
imported into England, and Is the largest and most
minute Typographical record Of the time. II oncrb ~
longed to Horace walpole. but is now the proPerya
the York Museum.
An improved diving bell of great capacity, mouus
along the sea bottom by means OF screw. moved b
electrici y, IL on exhib tion in Paris. II Ia thu iuvsS
ton OF an italian named PiAtti del PoIEo. He stats
that II can be worked a. very great DEPTHS and holds
air enough to supply the crew for forty.e'rht houn
without rfneWal. IL is llghten ny electr c ", hNN
also nishes motive pow r for any tools that my
be used. On tipping over the cases OF ballast the bel
rises to the surface itself.
An attempt to classify weli.known Enclishmen y
tall. medium. or short Ia made by the 81, JdH'e'
Gdsetfe. medium " being taken as from nve foS
four to Ave foot nine. Under tail same Lord salS
bury, Mr.. Bal'our. Sir william Vernon nArOuh'
Cecil Rhodes. MI. L-cky. DR.. W. @. Gracs. the Bishop
OF London. aud Henry Irving; under medium. NJ
Gladstone, Mr.. Chamberlain. the Archhis nop ofCAD
terbury. John Morley, ami Henry NJ. stanley unaa
short. Lord Roberts OF KOniahar. Lord wolselry. d.
jameson, Rudyard Kipling. and Mr.. Barrie.
"sanctus Michael GermAui O." The allegortch plp
writ en- to order by Herr But ner. PA inner TO Ipih
three i'tur 9 drawn by the German Emperor VIZ
be u strang' piece OF work. The arst act will 'hoN
the developm mt OF Germany from tho primitive ~"
to the time OF william l., and viii wind up "hp.
tahl au called "Exegi honumen ~" The 'o'oH'
act will exhibit Germany's Tut rnal power VeE'
uph Id by citizenship, ayr culture. sci nc art HSls
and industry. The third act will glorify GermAn,'
external power. the military force that u'Aiu'h~
peace. The picture which this act leads up to hHIS
iS motto; peoples OF Europe watch sUsr ~
kt0lSsI possessions" .