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Lord Chief Justice Russell was oblg.
ed to take part in corone1's inquest
at his own house recently, one OF his
guests having died in an epilcptic lit.
AS Lord Chief Justice Of England he is
the chief coroner of the kingdom.
a Pennsylvania trolley company had
to pay young man $1,000 because it's
electricity got into a barbed Wire fence
near the track, and when he took hold
Of ule fence to climb it he couldn't let
go until his hand and arm were snrv.
eled.
Tests have been made in Finland to
decide the comparative value of iron
and aluminium rs materials for horse
shoes. After six weeks use by the cav
airy the aluminium shoes proved, it is
said to be in much better condition
than the others. ...
In an outburst of enthusiasm a npglo
divinity student in a North Carolina
| missionary college uttered this earnest
prayer: Give us all pure hearts: give
US all clean hearts; give us all sweet
hearts"' to which the congregation re-
| sponded "Amenw
Captain Pone, of the New Zealand
Line, has circumnavigated the globe
| tifty-two and a half times and thinks
he holds the record. The route of the
| lines steamers is from England to New
| Zealand by way of the Cape CT Good
Hope and back by Cape Horn
Since April 1 Nonconformists in Eng
land have been able for the first time
to be married by ministers of their own
faith without the registrars presence
| being required The law thus acllnowi-
edges that such marriages are religious
and no longer civil ceremonies.
The Worlingmen's insurance laws
have had very good effect III German
cities in diminishing tuberculosis by
compelling the wage-earninS classes to.
| join sick clubs, and thereby putting
them in the way of taking better cale
of their health, and providing them
with medical attendance and nursing
at an early stage when tuberculosis is
not yet incurable.
The Gar is not less careful Of his
life than his predecessors, but lie
adopts different methods for safe
three trains ready when he is going
on a journey and leaving the anarchists
to guess which train is conveying him,
as his father did, he simply allows no
one to know his plans. The route is
published, but he never keeps it.
a handy German who had served lis
time to a trunk-maker in Berlin start
ed in business in New York in .Anster-
dam avenue and painted his own sign.
1t read thus: "Gustavc Fritz, r'aker
Of trunk sandbags." a policeman call
ed on him to examine the saudbags
and learned from the frightened Teu-
ton that he merely intended to an
nounce himself as maker Of trunks
and bags"
a sensation has been caused in Japan
by the withdrawal from Christianity
of three leading orthodox Christians.
Their action has given the cause OF
Christianity a great setback in Japan.
Likewise the present wave of Japanese
liberalism. The most notable case is
that of Rev. Paul I<animori, former
pastor of the Toxic Congregational
Church and President Of the Dosh;sha
(Christian) university, and author of
several religious works. This champion
Of Christianity is now one Of the
shrewdest business men Of Toxic and
director of the stock exchange.
The sons and daughters of the prince
ly families of Rome are said to have
pretty hard lot. They are generally
very poor, yet they have to live in euor-
nous houses and keep up a tradition
of magniticence. The young men drive
in dog carts which, according to rumor,
are owned Jointly by a dozen of them
The young women are to be seen drir-
ing on the Pinico arrayel in sIyl:sh
hats and coats, wearing good gloves
and carrying pretty parasolS. And
yet says the English correspondent
who is responsible for this gossip. their
distrait expression shows that they are,
uneasy in their minds. The particular
form of guilt which burdens their souls
is a dread that someone will invite
them to descend and stroll about the
band stand, revealing the fact that
their skirts are BY 10 means SO smart
as their coats or waists, and the" boots
more open to criticism than their
Gloves
Mr.. Green-Funny how mothers will
believe that their own children are so.
much better than anybody alse's chill
dren. Mrs. Gray-I know it. If all
children now, were like my little Geor-