The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-22


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King Alphonso XIII. is rapidly APP
preaching his legal majority TIe has
been allowed to see in state his first
bull fight, which interested him keenly.
Tycho Brahe, the astronomer, has
been dead 300 years and Prague, where
he lived under Kaiser Rudolf's patron
age, will celebrate the anniversary in
the fall.
Lord Kelvin has attained his seventy
N GGNCALu ILL lludy. Liz liCll Illo ploLCS-
sorship of natural philosophy at Glas-
gov from 1916 to 1890, period of fifty
three years.
opera. "Germania," the words by the
poet Illica, describing the War of Lib
Grafton in Germany in Napoleon's time
The scene Of the last act Is the battle
field of Jena.
The late Ex-Governor Pingree of
Michigan subscribed to clipping bu-
beau, land kept all the printed COM
ments about himself. This was kept in
q set Of scrapbooks, which are said to
contain f1fty-fve thousand columns of
newspaper comment.
sa In Japan they have very simple way
of collecting butterflies alive. They
streak trees with PHOSPHORUS and sac.
charine matter, and then the butter
flies in the nighttime are attracted,
stick fast and are taken off
n The exterior of many Honolulu
dwellings is lighted as we'll as the in
.terior. Electric lamps are set in the
masonry of the walls, thereby throwing
d reflection both inside and on the
lawns, where the residents spend most
of their nights.
Abdul Hamid II. has beaten the Brit
ish average Of decorations for service
in South Africa. There was fire in the
harem at Yildis Kiosk recently that
was put out quickly. The Sultan has
already bestowed 600 medals for life
saving on that occasion.
The passage of the law in Sweden
prohibiting, on the ground of its dam
ger, the production of the ordinary
prosperous lucifer known as the par
lor match, leaves the United States
and italy as the only places where this
article may be manufactured.
1.-THE sardine towns on the Maine
coast" says the Kennebec Journal, "are
congra tulating themselves on the fact
that herring are beginning to come.
Every year the little fishes are called
upon to do their lightning change act
by arriving as herring and departing
as sardines."
A. Chicago man has rugged up a
travelling van propelled by a forty
horse power gasolene motor which is
Intended for home for its owner and
his wife during their wanderings about
the country. An old street car has
been rebuilt for the body Of the house,
to which are added an observation and
operating platform at the front end,
surrounded by large windows, and a
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