The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-20

that TO one would want to hold more than
he actually needed for his own use: the tax
would amount TO the full rental value Of the
land and would be based not on the inn
provements. but simply on the value of the
land by itself. With this tax in effect. the
George followers hold that no other tax
would be needed.
Through what process does a body pass
when cremated?-M. i.
It is subjected to intense heat until COM
bustion is complete. The body is taken from
the coffin and placed in a steel cradle
wrapped in sheet; it is then placed in the
furnace. The gas for producing the compus-
ton is prepared and led to the furnace, al
ready heated. The gas and air unite. Great
ing very intense heat, which reduces the
body rapidly, the gases Of the body support
ing combustion. The body is reduced to a
white lime ash
What is the present tariff on wool? Is
the tariff calculated on secured wool or wool
in the dirt?-A. S.
Wool is in three classes; the first class
merino woods, pays duty at IL cents pound,
or p cents washed, or So cents secured. The
second class, combing woods, pays IL cents a
pound, or Sc cents secured. The third class,
Donskoi wool, valued at less than u cents
a pound, pays cents duty; valued at more
than IL cents. pays cents duty The traiff
is calculated on wool in the dirt, washed
wool and secured wool
Who was the first and who was the sec
ond Governor of Virginia upon the settle
ment of the colony under the crown?-Vir-
ginian.
From 1907 to 1909 the Virginia Company
had only presidents at its colony Lord
de Ia War; from 1909 to 1911, was the first
was lieutenant governor for a time, and
from 1919 to 1921 was the second person with
the title of Governor. The first president, .
however, was Edward Wingfeld, 1907; the
second, John Radcliffe, 16O7-160S These two
presidents" were practically Governors
Can you tell the value of Roman penny
| coined about forty-three years before
Christ by G.. Vibius Pausa q Roman con-
sui who was made Governor of part of
Gaul (noW France) by Julius Caesar, and
whose name is OH the coin? 1t is a silver
piece which the Romans called q denariuS,
and on one side is a picture of a woman in
a chariot drawn by four horses, which rep
resents their deity Pollas (whom they wor-
Shlped as a goddess of war;, riding to battle
Tor the Romans. and it must have passed
for money in the time of Christ. If it is
thought to be OF much value. can you give
me the name of dealer in old coins?
We do not know whether this coin is
worth more than it's value as old silver or
not. II would probably take q close ex-
animation by an expert to tell whether it is
genuine or not l.. II. Low, 287 Fourth ave-
nue., New York city, is a dealer in rare
coins.
Please state some simple rule governing
the use of these words: Who whom, when,
while, which, that, will, shall.
Who is a relative pronoun and should
refer always to a person doing something
whom also a relative, refers to a person
the object of some action or thought;
when" by rights, should refer to a mo-
ment of time; while" to a period of time,
and to all of that period. while in Chi
cago," all the time that I was in Chicago;
when the crash came at the instant the
crash came. Which and that are reIa-
tive pronouns which equals that
which very generally; that" more often
than which is used to introduce a restrc-
tive clause. You will have to go to a gram
mar to learn the rules governing relatives
they are not easy of condensation. This
verse explains the use of shall" and will"
In the first person simply Shall foretells;
In Will a threat or else a promise dWels
Shall in the second or the third doth threat
Will simply then foretells the future feat"