The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-08

Ube, a distance Qt4,VOV mnees hnu alI9I w
Urals. In such 4 country what llPits can one
sst e the incTssss 9 ( hardy, people who have
Coming q. the political eide OF the enterprise
he wife, u, Il am z unable b no e Sriss d ss che Tf i1r
and Si' Il I I we're USr Tree frso from lT@nedisse, persoPSi
slss' and and t &c. S Spealps q S 81 saY ' would Be ef my
S RSsFh SO'A fRsTo i Is abundant pf reason EeT her %
nave Ssss nHiieSGf ns siberia ieaaEy WIZ the S9q oars S1S suSsects.
when Russian organization and husSinn trade
have q natural tendency to happen; n1were
SSSui rssr ,hs EIs5 sSl SS Shl lie T sSInfs c sbS a 5ssE
railroad and immiEration and the birth rate.
At the end Of next week. an expedition viii
leave London TO investigate one, Of the most
the distribution OF life IN the sea When deep
sea Tesearch heSapp, az; aoS o. ,h nst Comes most mat natural non-
i nnsd os so tSs shallow sRaH WE surface S%S Y belt. s sum . Ssnt
evidence had been obtained before that period
81 snG but 'a as s s5sGR SSlSsn ns'R had g BEEN ea"s co SH%SsSi
accidentally. It was ignored in consequences Of
ne q sr 1ssSti SSd EssSlsts yi to sstt Ss i tEc aaestion'
Men OF science. therefore. followed Edward
Fabss IN his cSnclHsiop that the g sss Is unin-
Of her Majesty's ship Challenger copclnslyely
fS Ssssr ssh Hs 'f Is S SSie d EssS Hff fPo% th az q F tSe
to ssf &c se sadei dif but II |. VASES wSs soon @su fie saysSIR q 4
modified form, One school OF oceanographers,
lie lie s Oceanic rTGt; , Aisnsn s eo 1ahssf' to S0f ne %sar iass
and bottom belts and that the vast intermedi:
StS 5oP A. 4 iS dsSQ @u Of llfi I: tb kDS prIssis sSPfS CHANT of
pion, holds that there is no such barren belt
and that the oceans ARE i1ah1ssap No thronfhGne
| this question lies in the fact that the oolloct-
Ing Instruments cannot reach the intermedi-
sss s9he ,t wi1hV Witch SSaf al tahs shtS Contents nts s Say be
derived. Efforts to eliminate this uncertainty
Be Base sent Se down mA Closed to L a Certain dsspth. there
| opened and towed through O. definite zone and
ShSsa r s,SsSe H SoWev eG.h ha Rsp SO fs az f been afi ncon.
elusive. Prof; Agassiz,s " cl9sing nets;
Cwnh%eoe M Ss sap IN i ante he atssiba dspt tsc o s1wags
SSiRS a6af and FiS the P Fl Ss"e Of M&onssOo.' tod detects IN
of FiG aa1lr9 Which Sho does IS NO not Involve ths % USE q
ton that, by increasing the depth at which he
sddftion mt to n tSose 81 picked itSpH up dSrina Tie pas
S N; SsOs6s n ap Ire yka asseff H e snS SSHsssiSni
has aoeordinElyy, S o SII9srsed,o IN nvs SsBsdiTfiSSn nrt In
cal. Society. the Drapers oompany, and the
Fishmongers' Company, two OF the Oldest and
has chartered. the ooeapa for a short cruise.
The steamer n expected 70 be ready by Nov;
Of the Hiot.fathom platform. about thirty miles
s Eisstl Of wa p! ! s pa lo Fh' o Sssiisl %iii o 5sss@
s SssiG nets w. III b fen Rass st With TR1o 6 y Wit Ss r fsiln y
fathoms Is reached. the series will include
poriments With various forms Of seiI.closlpg
eompa HsoStlf But the N main efort Of tho sIpsdll:
ton is to determine the vertical distribution
Of oceanic life BIZ o series Of open nets.
NJ, Peytral. the French Minister Of Finance;
has Just elaborated an extremely complicated
f sSnsads this hHs s 3 hR = goqiG tba{o9f H. st sesoEaiaE
per apnpm. The income q a taxpayer would
be calculated on the rentaIsyalue OF his dwell
Ing sRRs' i snpposes s ineo@c s shSs s s! Ralas; fG would hG
be added other amounts for servants and
%hss a Bs5sGRs vG 5sfai'SS " tsx T5es as 81 Sap 2 ssHnlF Il:
come. For this purpose the country would be
plS5aSS ,n' Of the the t ssssso OF slll Ssssu 1 4 pors som
You'd IN Parl have whS soS S99 Ia Q added SRs female to the fI ecoms
%e4s InSsbit In St4 4S6 t ffsnos w With 1 g 'eSGe Or
h tiatsn it would be 400 francs, For, each
P Pdsed income nsp 70 b sH ssasS s RSu fda Be- n p snRs
i;6O0 francs, Decreasing IN the other four al
man1ssr ~ mt the ihsa 'addIti snS tsSsiBle income
would be 2.4o! francs n Paris and In the
o'f but SMi, Il, fsSesa fF You'd 2i1 not s ssti ai2SS 4 i5 PsTson's
income only * the value OF his dwelling and
n nftiYan nOagRsaaa n motor car with four 6eaCa
he would have 5000. france added to his in. |
come ssn me: for g car r. Eish leg sn thf Rd four ssEsS d oiSio
nary carriages would add 1000 francs and
1;90S fra ESsit 5fespec M0Sls to Sls she be oT msds tor
horses. mules and motor cycles.
The owner Of q dog would haze yo his r.. estimat-
OF a yacht would have 20 per cent. OF its value
added to his taxable Income.
of people having more than one child or aged
parent T;1s5 dep dependent mnHm upon then nt tSr support 81 Ioo Pro,
O certain amount.
existed. for some thirty-four years, and in
etassa M medical dfp1' mem tait in r this ss9ntry. H The
guild was founded In order TO aid doctors and
IT. nIa;a II theI5 e EsS} SnJ to SS. HIS%1SiRe, a in one
devotes much Of It's attention to medical mis-
to fSu IN ai . rssid Isaasi ,s cole s0 IN Y L Is sdRai0S 1t
which men who intend to go out ~ medical
courses. In the metropolitan hospitals. Great
stress is to be laid on acquiring q special
knowledge Of tropical diseases and sanitary
science.
Last week the guild held a medical service
In state" In st. Paul's Cathedral. The service
was attended By hundreds Of medical men,
wearing the brilliant academic garb Of Ok
ford. Cambridge. Edinburgh. Dublin and other
medical schools, The robas Of. doctors of
medicine are not often seen In public, and the
effect In the great Cathedral was picturesque
and imposing. TIL Bishop OF London preached
a sermon. one short passage OF which has at
ed that the true view Of the human body. was
overlooked for many ages.
The body was despised as something essen
TALLY degraded because men were iRnorantp !
its real powers. funeions and connection with |
the conception. even of soul and spirit. could
not be realized apart from the body. There |
the possibility Of a resurrection Of the mortal
frame. but that. the Bishop thought. was
changed. At least, he. had heard of a great BIZ
Olneist nAvinR that IN tharA Waa n rAanrraafIon /