The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-24
oUEsrIoNs AVID ANSWERS.


hsadgear on March I. 1889. Mr.. Harrison's in-
sngurston day being rainy and windy.
Please give the facts concerning the recent mar.
rage OF Paderewski. Whom, to whom and by who
wa, he married. Was the ceremony performed by .
He was married in MAY, 1929, In the Church oftho
Holy Ghost. wsrrav. to Helene Won Rosen. tho di-
vorced wife OF stapislaus aorski Polish vioinist
living In Paris. We presume thstthe Roman Catho-
lie Church did not consider that Nine. Won Rosen
had been married enthusiastically to aorski; other
wise. Padsrswski and Nine. Won Rosen could not
have been married In . Roman Catholic Church.
win You have the kindness TO inform me it the
sesesea BY 4. rrsnc Ssfore the o...oS Of canada
to England. or II IL Ia an English work. H.T.w.
tits not. II was erected by the British.
Can an Toe boat 90 faster than the wind, In other
words. Il the winds blowing thirty miles an hour
otherwise. 40 over thirty miles an bouri VOL
1t can sail faster than the wind. not before the
wind, but on 1t.
.ioe il IL stated that vote Is required for
MEMBER or s~o.tsirds Of the msmSsrs present, or
Of q" prsssna memSfrs that ohOS.s to
yotei 8. What 10 the difference between a constitu.
on What SIDE does the burden prSof
I. II there 10 no qualification In tho rules. II
means twothirds OF the votes cast p No; but he
can count him present. 0. A constitutional law
IL onesferring to the vory existence Of the body:
bylaw is simply . ruls OF procedure. 4. On the
Affirmative.
Has not . man born on tho continent OF North
America the privilege to call hmssf an American IL
:; chooses TO- As we'll as man born in tho United
He has tho legal right, but custom restricts the
Of the name American to citizens of the United
States.
for several years his wife and became gen orally
Rsrsermsd, would they DO legally man and yi,sf :.
from him sanctioned BY Law before she could 10
LEGALLY , %SrrSs dP S church f. snoshsr NAM
a.. voS 9ss d shs hss , nS On
law CHS.
I. only II they intended to be such. 2. Itthey did
not intend to be man and wife, the woman would
not nesd divorce. .. II might be or might not be
valid; the circumstances of'the would govern.
WIN you kindly give me, full particulars of so.
called Louistana Lottery Company: whore and
Tho Louisiana I,ottsry was chartered by the Louis.
far Legislature in 1885, the charter to for twen
ty-nve Year, from Jan 1869 The bill OF iucorpora
ton was notsigned by Gov. warmoth. who preferred
that It should become law without his signature
From 1858 to 1894 the company had It's head ofhces
in New Orleans The principal stocfholder in tho
company John A. Morris. In 1890 the light to
obtain an extension Of the charter began II ended
finally IN the defeat the pAny which ceased to
dc business on Dec. 81. 1894.
What meant BY the terms rar''m'" ND ,Tse
Rag time" 10 New York slang Tor dance in two
four time. modified from Q negro dance. Why
rag" We do not know. Rubber" or moro cor.
roctly. ''rubbernsok." 10 q term Of opprobrium sp
piled to inquisitivs person. who is supposed to
have . rubber neck to enable him to see what goes
on behind him.
Can you recommend q good condensed bLosraph.
-'' Z '"4''' "AA' ''"''Dns can ''''' ri K
We can NO. Harp.r's Students Historic, of Franc.
ana England are the best brief books.
csa yeu FL, me who Andrews raiders, we're and
Andrews's raiders were twenty two men. the leader
OF whom was JamesJ. Andrews. who started to make
. raid through Georgia in 1862 with the intention Of
destroying the telegraph and railroad limos. The
all Ohio soldiers except Andrews. VII , was
. civilian. They went from Chattanooga to Marietta
April and then left Marietta at midnight April
II. 1862. At Big shanty NOW Kenesaw) they out
OF the engine and three box from the train and
started for CHATTANOOGA. They were pursued At
once and had little chance to destroy tho track or
tho telegraph wires; and finally. after few hours
and running about 100 miles they had 70 leave the
train and take to ths woods. All were captured
Andrews was hanged as q spy at Chattanooga
on June 7: seven others were hanged As spies at
Knoxville. June Is; the other fourteen tried to
escape on Oot 10 and eight OF them did SO;
tho last six were exchanged on March Is
1868. Two men who were to have bsen in the
party never reported to Andrews. and nothing 10
known OF them. Corporal Pltteneer Of the Second
Ohio wrote very long and bad account OF the
raid" published In 1853 under the title Daring
| and Suffering" republshed In 1881 a. Capturing
Locomotive" and in 1894 as Tho Great Loso.
motive Chase" You will and tho otieal reports in
ofhcial Records Of the War Of the Rebellion. Series
L. volu 10. part l. pages $50 $40 The attempt f.
recognized one Of the bodsst thin9s OF ths war.
which II suceessfui would have done in calculable
injury to the Confederacy
| salutine Admiral Dewey A is Il.
| Seventeen guns is tho salute for an Admiral
What was the appraised valne of the English
blockade runner iron steamer Emms; built on the
June or Jniy 1883 BY tho sport steamer Ar 20.
| or her sister steamer. the Fulton? LAB
The Emma was captured BY tho Arago on July u,
1853. We have no record of her appraised value.
AT an election In Great Britain. may not pacr OF
tho realm vote for member Of tie House oScnm.
| No; peers are not allowed I, vote for members of
the House OF Commons They vots In local cleo
tons II qualified.
win you give the Law on mineral found In this
BtAts also. Information to establish claim?
| ProspEcToR
Mines Of gold and silver belong to tho State; do
all other mines property Of Aliens and all min 90
| which produce ore averaging Teas than two equal
third parts In value Of copper tIn iron an 10
But all mines except gcli and silver mines found on
private property belong 10 the owner Of the prop.
| erty. Discovers Of gold and silver mines may
| work them for twenty years. and have prefer.
enco in contracting with the State for further opera
| lions. DscoVerers Of mines private property,
however. have no right to work the mines without
| consent Of the property owner Claims must he
registered with the Secretary OF State at Albany
How the net and the aross tonnazeS Of vessel
determined; and what 10 the difference between
themi FLORIDA
Tho rules for AsoortAl ming the tonnage of vessel
too detailed to be given; you will md them In
| recent cyoop0dAs In brief. trAnSverss areas OF
the vessel Al certain points tbs tonnage deck
| obtained the number yinR with thu len