The evening times., 1900-03-13
NOTES OF THE DAY.


DRAM which Is the c',rse oi the eountry,
Dublin man has LEFT Ireland for Vienna 10
buy 1000 horses for the British Government.
THE Rritissr soldier is the rnost costly of III
ropean fighters. his annual cost being Esl iGs.
one Of the benefits sccruing 10 Csa2dl from th.
var Is the increased probability Of IN al British
II the war with the Boers lasts another year IL
VIII still be the. shortest wa- o. the British
Empire.
Cooper Union, in Ne,y York city, had revenue
last year Of 5s.4s9.7s. It's expenditures wers
$J9.0s7.O0.
on Christmas the Bocrs sent to Ladysmith 70
ask for the loan Of whisky, bat the request had to
be refused.
Is in process Of formation. The Scotch houses
rsyor the scheme.
Complaints oi the scarcity Of coal are made al
over Europe, and are especially frequent in Aus
tri2r Germany, and Italy
Only a few Of the regulars are lrit In England
and these are bitterly Disappointed because they
are unable 10 get Cut o. south AfriCl.
Fifty wooden bridges on the lines Of the New
York Central Railway viii give place Co steel aul
Iron structures during the present year
It IS estimated that there are 5000 settlers
more than last year In Manitoba and the Terri
TORIES, and Of those about 1900 are Americans.
Tie annual report o. the View York state Board
az Mediation and Arbitration shows thar there
were go strike last year, compared with 21l The
year before.
The British Government +, discussing the feasi-
bitity Of building national grIHlrie- and storing
vast quantities Of wheat against the emergencies
OF Ulr famine
The colored population OF Chatham Ontario.
held meeting of sympathy with the British arms
10 south Africa. and several si2Uihed their desire
70 volunteer for service
Of Az. 60 be himself healthy subject. free from
u7r7Ini-sibie Affections Then tr usl-t pass m
examination iu di-iutcctiCu-
The "boodiest battle of the century was that
OF iioFod'Ho, Russian village, where Napoleon
fought the Russians on September =. i-I2 Nearly
5000 men were placed h1Is On combat
The number Of hereditary titled Canadians has
now reached Thirteen, made up 90 seven peeragcs
aud six baTgHefcips. OF nome hereditary titles 4
knights Canada can boast oi JhlrJy-Jal.
Philadelphia citizens are looking forward to the
time. u1t 30 very distant they think. aaen that
ci.g. TOO. vfI need sr Underground tunnel. in
order to relieve tle congestion OK passenger
usfhe.
The 10y balloon continues TO carry tas hsbiss
sSyvard Sometimes they suck it into their
throat, and die of cooking. OF else they absorb
some poison itaul tte rubber and .t comes 90 lie
same thing
While hole were icing drilled Oh THE Canadian
side % Niagsra Fails recently natural gas Vas
struck TIE matter viii be- INVESTIGATED fs-tl,r.
bUr already 90 Is possible that cfeap fuel supply
may oe found i-i ne" lutustrie- AZ Niagara
Because OF THE multiplication q governments
iu Chicago. due C. the existence oI seven tavu-
.r.i,,- 10, r-.,. r..,,..,- ,r. -.-- -... .-.. % I'D
lrl,ir,, 80 H. 49, al, ..---.E .-. s
Neu York proper. .ey -u ~. Paul and 10 "a
Boston
There IS r.-l aI winter tourists iu l.e Gl-
reg,iau ol Havana. Iul i- .-u't 5ircur-tlre. 70
what Do win b.- when -.5r.- 70. more -rr-IeF 4.
that quarter. The grrls hmeri,1a winter re-ar, OF
tle futUre reasonably -rrr- hH Ia.4red i- ne
AltIIe-
Mar ,o-r,i-.r,..r . ..r..... r----- ,.-. ..r.,,
,rr, VA. sold ID. .ls rr-l..rr s.- i.l r.--..- s-F
i5 sr,.,f, ,- .... r.--.- r- ,.... .s. MAJ ..-.-
fed With either bargain. uiI soon De- sold 90
thlId uurl-a4 near Basti,sfi..a- .l Gle in-l-a
le-'i'ol!-
six hundred and har thousand pounds aI .at
-- ,.-,...-,-4 sr. t-.r--4 ...-- .s- ,-rsr. -s.rs
go. r. .--.
~. -t7-- r... ,...-7 -- - -
y.,,,If rL = IsE, r.ra and -rsr f-,..- miles T,-
ore mile Wide. and six i.cl deep.
a London doctor saw, there f. drrs.. c5rres,s5a
r,a-7-s-- trs E..r war in ~r-.tr Africa and fIe
r-- - .fs 10 - 90. rr.-
lN,'-',' -t -
b.it-f r0,els-s lE t-e war; .l Gays. nave created
Widespread a-ifg--t'h. and ''t person NA' Is
i''a'f' ''' me-. --''-'.,.'' -i.'-..l "" '...''
wa H,'a DID '''' l' t'e ''-lh.''' .- >uIla'' ,
'A,a.'-ie FA'-'-.,a -' -L. "'l' -.l' s'-',> '"o
hUI''s ,l .-r '--.i,.- ~ ,.--' --ll=
~. l'.--I .- - 1
"--. "N--- -l '-....' ''-.'..-' WIN w
tarrrlFs. Aia. Ha~ d f1uri-.Il. n-gIuiz1-ian
known ,. the -Rsssfa-. ,-rG- II mas uefties
sign. grip. nor password. o. Io,ar paper SAYS. bus
every member must sign pledge rhst be viii not
Use tobacco during le01 Tsa RULES provide that
Il any m.Ilheg shall break H-~ pledge DE mo,S
VI W =. ", t-.'., y. D ..I ~. 81 gt,-- -
'i @'-- ,-l..t,--.-
10 ''''i''
-. - .f.- ,--- - .,.- .--.-f-,r .,s-,
swept Over '"e t-"l' ..'-''- que ' 7--~- so
against tire house mex. door and Er6tsinE lt. iHe
owner Of the hJu,c Sgt our an 1uIurrt.'a TrS1f"'-
IuG the trustees oi the church inul HHli1lhe -A-
other Suige. and -r-~ order has Lcla Tor thirty
eight vear~-
u r..r .r.r -,.--r--.- -r Gin, r..-r- rrr--s.-I
llll"@l SYSTEM WHICH CONSISTS .- ---l"" .''-
waited structure IN which cars are suspended IN
either >fde IS a. pre-rnt In Milwaukee Wis. c.
r,-.- -. --.---. - ..,,.-,,--- ... ...-,-+r4-.s a
mile Of road through that city. which, II sue-
cs-elui. u - proposed t' ultimately eN%leho % %
l-.'-o f.' pa ,,, r , i ,rr5i,s,
N j. 'tl'',-" '''- -. -''''''- -'''o'
u'S''''t'' OF "'-
,'''' o'i'''' ''l'''N 80
rear "i' ''sl'' d i'-i.'~-. ''' '' '"'