The evening times., 1900-03-30
NOTES OF THEDAY.


The Government buildings at Caracas venezIe-
Ia are planned after the structure 90 Was--lng-
ton lhey are Of wood, with rough stone steps
The junior class Of Wesleyan University decided
10 omt mention Of women students in the college
annual as part Of campaign against co-educa-
The Increasing death rate Of Dublin is causing
considerable anxiety. Recently it has been as high
a. 80 in LOO In fact the iuortaiiry rivals fblt
in the worst Asiatic cities
Danyine Gl.) man has recently won wager
by eating thirty-tWo quail in as many consecutive
days This is feat Of ga-tronomy that fen per-
cons are able 20 accomplish
W s McCrea, who owns the best private col
lection Of paintings in Chicago. has several By
such men as Mci-s0uier and Alma -T7dema. with he
artists inscription. For lir. McCrea."
The constitution and laws Of venczuela are based
upon those Of the United States The twelve
provinces are represented by Senators. and there
Is representative for every 5000 people
The Princes Of Monaco. the smallest yiugdou
. in the world, il the first Hebrew woman % SIT
. on a European throne. She was Miss Hcine, and
was hrst married 10 the Duke Of Richeiieu.
Harvard University j. to raise $4,000 for d Ger
manic museum. containing views and reprodue-
tions Of chaactsri-Jc works OF German art ard
industry from the earliest time 20 the sixteenth
century.
Arthur Sharp. the English traveller. who has re-
turned % England after a J0u- Of exploration
through East and Central Africa, has preseutcd
20 the London Geological Gardens three handsome
lion cubs.
Signals have been sent by wireless telegraph
through a suite % seven rooms, the door Of vHiea
we're closed They were transmitted through a
Telegraph switchboard containing both dead ard
live wires
The largest cargo OF tea ever brought 20 Ame1.-
ca was landed recently in New York harJor on Jae
new steel steamship Ping sgey. q the Chinese
Nariga'lon Company The cargo contained l.J00.-
coo pounds Of tea
Germany has added 2-pienuing postage stamp
10 Js new issue ior l9J1 o. s light gray in color.
she de-igu being the same ss for the other low
Fliue stamps and VIII De used for printed matter
and postal cards iH c.ty delivery
rle Rss. Judsan Tit,3ortH. pastor OF Plymouth
Congregational Church, Milwaukee, is reading a
novel of bis OWE production % his evening con-
sregatious. d aims TO preach the se-pd IN the
story Of young mans conversion
In the canton Of Zufieh. with a population OF
$4,000, tic average annual number oi deaths Is
5I5f, f045 of which refer 90 people over twenty
tive year- of age. OF this latter number 1919 per
cent, or ii2 per year. are due 90 cancer
The London Graphic SAYS that Lord Roberts.
EorUitlsi 1udy statements TO the contrary. is not
az an likely 20 be created a Duke. Only two mea.
Mar-borlugl and Wellington. have ever been CIe1s-
ed Dukes for achievements purely military.
The postal authoriti-s in Belgium win shortly
celebrate tire fourth century OF the Institution
0T the postal -eTvirr fu Belgium Belgium was
one OF the first countries in Europe 90 adopt a
regular system Tor the transmission Of letters.
Over 90 bodies were crem4ted in London lat
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rs--ir, ~ Fff-ser v,r. 40 Gry Inc 100.
U.rr iuciuerlIed in she great Metropolis Of Eng
cod.
Tic worst bush fires experienced IN A--trsIf1
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or', r1~trei, ia Victoria ! million agT.- 90 -T-,
were ,'.''' ..- ann -' --..'P- u.-iN'- H0L'. 1.''
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ha raised fa one year
u.rr- Van Wr,I has r.r.r rry---s-1,fr- rfrrr.eld
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81 m.-t % Do Ha- been STOLEN from the city,
''~.ra uf the eminent uIrE Eru .Hu Slcl prop
er'E would steal tae 'ilF lia'l u t.aF c9-ip,
s-t' .-
iH# HHcsH, When A. Osborne h-s l.r own PM
ya.e submarine cable which L. ---a i.m the lie
oL NI-Hl f1 Hurst Castle eH i.r u.u1-4rl, Were
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