The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-13

own Immediate business (al matter 10 W
unobJectionable) and their contracts 40 10
include Wants, To Let. For Sale. etc.
A Vienna scientist has written g
learned article to prove that dogs laugh
Very likely. 1t has long been known
that some things are enough to make 6
dog laugh.
1t is solemnly said that "meat ex-
tracts" are now made not only from
beef but from the flesh of sharks and
whales BY certain chemical treatment
the fishy flavor is removed, and no.
body knows the difference.
Marconi's experiments have proved so
satisfactory to the British Admiralty
that a complete set Of the apparatus
for wireless telegraphy has besn sup
piled to the Defiance. the torpedo school
ship at Davenport, for further expert
snents by naval officers.
During the recent maneuvers of the
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propelling vehicles were experimentally
used in the transportation of supplies
and ammunition. The results We're so
good that it Is probable that automo
bies will hereafter be generally used
In the trains of European armies. They
have good roads in Europe.
Two men of Montesano, Washington,
took a dispute over the ownership of
some chickens to court. The judge
heard the arguments, adjourned the
proceedings till roosting time, and then
had the chickens taken to the hen-house
of the plaintiff. They did not seem at
home in their surroundings and judg-
ment was Immediately pronounced in
favor of the defendant
In Brooklyn the schools are so over
crowded that it is necessary to refuse
admission to some and put others on
part time For those who are to be put
on the part-time system four-hour
classes will be organized, from half-past
8 to half-past II in the morning and
from half-past 2 to half-past in the af-
ternoon These classes, which Superin-
tendent Ward prefers to the halliday
system, will be in charge of separate
teachers and under the supervision of
one Of the associate superintendent.
The Cologne Gazette, semi official
German organ, said something when it
said: 1.-THE judges committed the most
horrible crime of which they could be
hccused-that of knowingly giving
false verdict Germany had done the
French officers the honor to believe that
they declined to hear the evidence Of
Colonel Schwartzkoppen and Colonel
Panizzardi because they were convinc-
ed of the prisoners innocence. They
did not deserve that honor and never
again shall they receive a similar
chance at our hands"
DR.. Richard H. Cunningham of Co |
lumbia University who has long been |
making experiments at the Vanderbilt |
serts that it has been demonstrated that
an animal apparently killed by contact |
with an electric current, and in whose |
body respiration and circulation have
ceased, may be brought to life. He |
declares that an ordinary industrial |
electric current, such as is used in per-
forming legal executions in New York
state does not produce instant death,
and that if it were possible to have in
the suspended vital functions and CON
seriousness could be restored. The
method he employs is the infusion of
defbrinated blood.
Miss Cora Agnes Benneson, Of Cam
bridge, Massa chusetts who read pa
per recently before the American Asso-
citation for the Advancement of Science
on 'F6QeTdl CJudTdulttS lDl hdlIldlll- |
ing Republican Government In the
has been made a fellow of the
association Miss Benneson is a gradu-
ate of the University of Michigan. Fol-
lowing her graduation she went to Cam
bridge, Massachusetts, and entered upon
the ractice of law. She made a spe
cialty of procedure in matters pertain
ing to governmental practice, and in
of her special ability in
this line of work she now has large
practice in the East, and last
year. as we'll as this, gave the associa-
tion such valuable papers that they
deemed it privilege to recommend her
% fellowship. Few women are elect
ID fellows, and Miss Benneson is re-
,eiving the congratulations of her
friends.