The evening times., 1900-06-29
NOTES OF The DAY.

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The Mikaoo Of Japan has under his subjection
Population Of over 100000 people. and they are
@So9t As happy the average people in any part
Of the world.
January and October o. the same wear alwavs
begin with the sane day So do April and Julv
Aiso Septemoer and December February March
and November
Ksns2ns are busy that it Is mentioned As a
s1crltce that Dickinson county farmer stoned
harvesting long enough 70 atsend the weddings of
his three csughters-
Physicians in Germany ali give special sttensioa
to the study of cancen- In Berlin association
Of the most eminent physicians IN the city has
been formed for that purpose
The fashionable women Of Persia have hazlly
decided 70 adopt European dress. and the services
OF the dressnlazeTs in TeheTzn are sid u be re-
"arcec row at fabulous rzte.
The eostliest paintings Of modern times arr
Neissoniers 'lsls'' and AIillets The Anzeltls -
NJ Blanchard gave $4,000 francs for -lsI4' and
foOcO francs for The AnGelus.''
The forts at Taku have heavy armament ot
hrlpp guns The gzrrisons seem TO place more re-
lance upon the formidable appearance they pre-
sent than upon the military abilities 10 work
them
An Irish witness IA. the House OF Commons corr
nittee room the other day mentioned that near
Sligo there was waterfall which ran 800 Yards
up hill He was surprised that the audience
laughed
There Is such great demand for farms in SC
ti0ns Of Ohio that rents are extremely high; often
two three applicants Men and women are
contemplating going 70 the Far West 70 take up
h0mesteads-
New York musician has brough: suit for
$500 against a hotel barber for cutting mole
from his cheek Il he values mole so highly.
the question =, what estimate dos he put Oh
his entire head2
Clear water in the Chicago River Is Issse1iu1,
the city revenue from water, factory owners draw
ing their supply from the river Il Is estimated
that the city vii lose $50 900 from the stocyrds
ols,T7ct alone for water service
the city of Mobile, Ala, mas a new municipal
ordinance fo-bidding splitting upon the teSalks
as deieteri0us q good health. and the male in
hat,icants thereof though all amused are szid %
L obeylHg II with cheerful aiacrity-
Governor Roosevelt and Secretary Long. two o.
the foremost competitions for the Wee Presidential
nomination in the late National Republic1n COR
yeu-i1n- have the sane birthday. October 2.
Long Is Just twenty years older than Roosevelt
II Iss9 there were IN the United states in AL
S.stO.oJ0 depOsit0Es in the savings banks Ten
years later. In Is99 there were no les than 20
90 cepositors- In is94 each depositor had an
average o. S@63 in bank; II Is9J the average had
risen 10 Sis
from British Columbia have beea 20650. much
larger than lor several years past. Is owners had
been holding them tor better prices The GeeI
skins were % the average wright of 22j pound
per lo1 skins
The Government Of Chile has now a pr0iec-
IN PREPARATION Tor the creation OF a national
merchant marine According % this proiect Il ss
pr, posed O. have q feet Of SIX steamers. eact
W-Ja c4rryII- capacity Of 500 tons and syelC
O eleven knots per hour
some Of the Wess,ra newspapers are rsdicuIin.
the order for course o. agricultural insrr,1ltior
IN the public school, Oh Jhe ground that The
average Kansas boy or --rl knows more about
practical flrm-l- thgu Jhe average prGaSoEut
could md out IN Ten years
The queen OF beech trees IN England raises it
lofty height @ rhe skias IN the pa-k Of Lord
Broysulow al Ashbrid-e. Eiill 0yerloOks the beecf
country ot BucklEazt rlst-l-e- TILs p-iG- Il iht
grove Is 10 feet high The 5eech Is 4 wonderful
tree and many ar -le uses o. which ir can bt
put Ils leaves make good m-uJresses- ils wOos
Iz4Aes lovely fro, and The nuts furnish exc-lieut
food
Biiirr ghsudri Pal. an East Indian tel;otlle-.
was one of the spsaEe=s at the recent temperance
congress in London, showing zeal IL the cause II
which no traces Of Oriental laE-uor we're apPar-
euI HIS cl-utr. rlen are Al ahstIulu- peuple.
through the force - Circumstances. heiH-s toS
poor 70 Afford even the cheapest stluuI1tiu.. bas
practice 10 the Jeetstaler's code
An 4ss5ei4tiou Of Chic4-0 bachelors has beer
formed % establish a home of this description.
Home should mean nice. neat and comfortably
furnished far or house. which mn C1u call bl
CEn, 10 lelss fr- the time being. where be c1I
make a racket L he desires without being 1iraIC
ci Disturbing 4ry noCy else. and where De car
throw off collars. cuffs. and Shoes and stick hs
feet on the p4rlo- table without shocking l1- q.
silly prlLas-'
The Pan-Atrican Congress 70 be held in L0ndoI
in July VIII assemble delegates uoc only frlm al
The civilized districts Of Africl- but from both
Americas the West Indies, and. perhaps a repre-
sentative OF two from the sparse ana scattered
negro population 0T Au-t-alasl4- Il VIII, IA fact
rake ID ulCr0 rJure~cutation All around The globe
and give the black Ran n1w notion q his Inn
QlrtauCv ard of his social and industrial progress
wherever t-s surrounding clrcg-rst-nees are "a
v1r4lle-
An interesting engineering problem Is being dis
cuSSed in PittshurE. Pa. where It Is proposed 10
move the ClrneSie Library. structure weighing
about 5000 tons, a distance OF J. .000 feet The
library Is steel and stone building. S92 feet in
length hy Us feet in width. and three stories
high The direcJCs of public works Of the city Of
PittsburE believes thaJ il could De raised on
ilCLs and placed on car Trucks which would run
on rails Ia the urIp 10 the new site a r1yine
100 feet IN depth and 30 feet IN width must be
crossed. and this vauld either have TO be tled or
a timber CROSSWORD erected
Chui Siun Y5ug. the king Of Bostou's China
town. died the other day. and on Monday VS.
laid 10 rest al Mount Hope Cemetery. TIE
funeral services were replete with barsric beauty
mysterious rites were performed in that section o.
the city populated by the Chinese. and thrse were
VI i-nesSed By fully 10000 people. There was
music by a Chinese orchestra. and local band
played the Pilgrims Chorus from '-T1unhaecser- -
A izrge crowd followed the body 90 Mount Hope
Cemetery after the C&sket had been placed in
the tomb. and As the people were leaving the
cemetery, they were met a. the gate by a jolly
faced ChlnausTl, who handed each person cent
Good luck he said 10 the Americans China
boy nope you never de
Are womeu's uecks growing longer asks the
philadelphia Record" "A weli-kHown Phi,a-
d.Iphia artist Slys they are. and he doesn't at
tribute IL TO the custom vulgarly known a. rsb-
bernerkiug, either He says the high collar Is re-
spon,ible fer IL Al the life studies zzd por-
traits q seen az students exhibits cernon-
s-rate tins. 4 know a man.' ne said yesterday,
who took a tape measure 20 the last exhibit at
the Academy Of Fine Arts and succeeded in get
ting data for a comparison OF Wuulen's Eecss
p4fu-cd zen wears ago. fiye years ago. and 90 the
present time. He claims that the average ierEl-
nine neck has become elongated 10 the extent %
nearly an inch during the last tive years Remeu,-
her this Is his claim, not mine. although u
doesn't seem altogether Unreasonable when yCu
can.e 10 think Oi it
The calamity wall about dearth Of peaches this
season does not echo very extensively throughout
the land, From al reports there vii be q larger
crop Of this luscious frui- during the prssen5 s-
son than for many years. Calif-raia. early to the
front. viii serve up q supply Of glorious proper
tions- Delaware and Maryland, al our very doors.
are prepared 20 heap tons IT, b-sSet>tuN lu-c tie
local markets. while Georgia, the empire Siate Of