The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-03-08

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During the balloting for United States
senator in the Utah legislature, Mrs
Martha Cannon received as high as
four votes. She is a member of the
state senate.
A gentleman who recently died in
Portland, Me-, bequeathed $4,000 for a
fund, the interest of which is to be ex-
pended in caring for neglected graves
in Evergreen cemetery, that city.
The Waterbury Republican says it is
''inclined to think that the greatest ser
vice that Senator William Eaton
Chandler could render to the Republic
can party would be to join the popu-
lists
A Mosaic map of Palestine, thirty
feet long by fifteen broad, has been dis
covered at village between Salt and
ment is believed to belong to the fifth
century after Christ.
Spain<has ordered Of Newcastle firm
the largest floating dock yet made. 1t
is to be stationed at Olongapo, in the
Philippine Islands. The length is 450
feet the width III, and the depth 3S IL
feet 1T must lift 10000 tons.
The Italian duke of Abruzzi means
TO enter yachting circles as rival to
the Prince of Wales, and is having a
racing cutter built on the Clyde which
is to be finished the first of May. She
will be named the Bona and is intended
to Guido the Britannia.
The interviewer relations of the finan-
cial centers of the world is well illustrated
by the panicky conditions of the Euro
pSdu StOCh GACldllSGS ONti IIlC Cc1SlClH
question, and the relation of this state
of affairs in American stocks, especially
those with an international market
An Irish cycling journal asserts that
the daughters of Erin were troubled
last season by the large size of the
pedals on the wheels which English
manufacturers sold them; and it is
further alleged that the small feet Of
the Irish ladies are lost in the shoes
that are made to fit the feet. of English
women.
1t is the custom in the Rothschild
family to purchase six pearls, each
costing e1O0 at the birth Of each girl
! baby. Upon each birthday six more
pearls are added to the original nest
egg, so that when the young woman
makes her debut into society casket
of magnificent gems is presented to her.
The New York World says: ut is to
. be hoped that the beans Chicago is to
cultivate on vacant lots for the relief
of the destitute will not prove as ex-
pensive as the cabbages the French
government raises in the heart of Paris.
They are grown on vacant ground on
the Rue Colbert valued at 81 100000
the annual interest in which amounts
TO $4,000 Last year the yield of cab
bages was twenty three, an average
cost of $9,O0O'
Another lingo story is neatly disposed
of by 1.-THE Mobile Register" 1t is the
''new'' Journalism story about one Nc
Donnell, who was said to be the owner
of a plantation in Cuba and to have
been present when General Weyler
trampled an American passport under
his feet Mcdonnell" says the Mobile
paper, "who was an itinerant evangel-
list of this locality, has lately been care