Fort Wrangel news., 1898-08-24

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 The submarine lult Holland m an emergency mag re relied upou ts gel flght down to business.
 The tiegel' balloon uppcars to h' . success la Lvu1au. Heres hoping itWiI give thc seorcher a llft.
 A New England gardener says he has aproduccd an plorlrs~ onlon.' Prohl# ply lttle oue for q scent
 The European concert may hc eoa1 musical organization. but II doesn't play successfully "a American audi. ences.
 While tha hattleshlps have been painted varying shades It's Il pleasure to uotr that nour of them have btca painted yellow.
 Just at q tis4e when baseball hines have got so they can take thc Held with out lighting !t seems pity for two ua- tons to start In.
 The New York Press observes that "parlotic girls are now wearing red. white and blue stockings" k that statement made on Information or be lief?
 Fitzhugh Lee k regarded as a Presi- dential possibility. He's not talked of in connection with the second place on the ticket. because its hard 10 make him take back seat.
 A New York paper says that the eX- pectat.on that electricity would destroy the demand for horses has not yet been realized" Why, of course not; it is im- possible to eat an electric battery.
 The Themasyille CGa9 Enterprise says that "in this campaign the one Eyed Plowhoy of Pigeon Roost has de- eided to tote his own skillet" We hey CT cease to wonder II the marvellous re sources of the English language.
 A Boston prisoner. arrested for drum kennes. was summarlly discharged l I,t tl,.. F., twenty-four children. And he had been gone an hour before the court remem- bered that the prisoner had testified that he was 5o years old.
 The Buffalo News says: '9rhe aboli- tion of capital punishment In ohio has been defeated by a fife yote It was d knotty question" Not at all; you haven't been keeping up with current events. Ohio's method of legal slauSh- ter is simply shocking. like New Works
 It is an evidence of the change which has come over the public mind in the South Within the Inst thirty years to see Julia Ward IIoWe's magnificent Rattle Hymn of the Republic" which stirred SD many hearts during the wur of the rebellion, finding publication in the col umns of the Southern press in these days.
 Science triumphS as greatly in pre- venting waste as in discovering new supplies. An Iron mill In Alabama Is investing a million dollars In works for the utilization of by products that for merly were thrown away as worthless We are finding that there Is nothing so mean and base as to be altogether worthless.
 "Ninety-eight per cent. of genius Is hard work" says Thomas A Edison. and he adds: As for genius being ln- spired. inspiration Is in most cases an other word for perspiration." As the foremost example in the world of one type of genius, MT Edison Is an author ity on the subject and his aphorsm corroborates Johnsons often-quotel definition of genius. the Infinite capa- city for taking pains"
 It is curious to note how interest has died out in a topic which was until q few months ago almost the only one the gold discoveries In the klondikc.