The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-19
NOTES OF THE DAY.

~. ,.e only kind known % the luwoyrmeu
. Nhieh Effectively re-i~ts the depredati0ns % in
+ seetS- Not aH insect viii touch IT, r.
1 New rules have been adopted bv tt- biz trans
J Atlantic steamship Iires regarding the sdrai>.ia.
of visitor, to departing vessels The great crush
3 i> partly re-lpEsialc iUr the change. Nissts-s
".,'t hereafter procure passes fT0m the booking
{ A. che coronation Of Queen Elizabeth in lss..
. the roads iH the neighbarhood o. London were
. SD bad that the Queens coach twice stuck I'm
, rIe mud on thG way t0 Westminster. and the
. Queen was compelled 60 aIight while mn. vlfi,I,
T VAS rr-ea OUT Of The rut~ b. the attendants
T Tie remote monarchy IN B1rneo knsVn a.
>lT4vaS. the ruler Of which Is a Raiah and q
nephew % the E1gii~hman who rescued tho
territory from harhsri~u. has a little nav, ID
us own DC IS made up of two zJnboa;s ~ l75
and us tons respectively. Of Tow s-aed and
each armed with two guns
An ONO hciresS wished 20 we'd a poar bat
promising sI5tor- Her folks objected. on fb.
ground thar the man was mar-ving her for
money Then % was suggested that the hgir..ss
turn over an her property % the family 4tflr-
ufl for three years. u az the end Of that period
the Gtlre~s still thinks her su.Ia- married. her
not because o. her fortune she is 20 receive her
property back again
Recently the Grand Army Of the RcpuhIc Or
E-nizatiJu IN Atlanta requested 10 De allowed
o. furnish room at the Coufe5erate Soldiers
Home Funds for the furniture o. the room nd
ptrn quietly contributed By the Members 81 the
P,.-l- Tue request VAS met IN the same spirit ia
Ni.sh N Was rendered, and there viii De n
scHptlnn over the door Of the room Indicating
NAT ITS comforts were furnished by veterans Of
the Northern army
One hundred and eight names have bean e1-
rolled for the organization Of q Holmes. or
Saut1hcatioI, Church in Winston-SaIem. y c.
number o. believers in this religious doetrile
~
have been held and a committee has been rbossn
% make the Necessary arrangements for orzari-
z-ton- Tie name % the church viii he chosen
LN this committee The congregation will rr5b-
ably De Organized next week
Great Britain and Ireland according 10 the
completed census returns. has a population of
about f2,o"I100. The exact figures are EugIand
20. -65. $50; Wslcs I7eO6J8; Scotland. an. a57.
Ireland lfjf-5t6. The I,le q Nan - IS AMI
CHE Channel Islands - .II making a total ~
fl,|7l ..- To this Is added estimate Of 800
Vll Tor TIE n.eL - the army nlvg- and merchant
srrvIrC abroad and for the troops serving n
south Africa
A considerable part o. the province Of Cadiz.
IN spain. is low marshy ground. unit FOR cuI-
tivatioH- Nevertheless, IL IS turned 70 good a.
count ly being utilized Tor the production q salt
D. cooperation Tins Is one Of the most extensive
industries and sources q revenue m the province
Ut SiFf~ employment % thousands Of worzmen.
and makes tsdlz important seaport as more
than tuo-tairds Of the 10000 tons aulaIIv ur5-
dueed is exported 20 foreign lands.
Doctor, have provided the women with another
source Of worry physician claims 20 have dis-
covered thlt the sun in all his glory is not As
fatal % complexion as bright moonlight As
might have been expected. u was a FrenChman
who made the discover Hardly had h. an
Hourced 10 before Shopkeepers had on exhibition
cute Httie Hoonshades Of double thickness OF
H-ousse-lne de sole which iH Paris ere uoU con-
J. d IL M .rrHH.r
This alphabetical advertisement appeared in the
London Times in 1852. To W5doVers AMI
Single Gentlemen; Wanted by a Lad1-A ,5tua-
-lDu 90 surerlutend tie household and preside AZ
table She Is Agreeable. Becoming. Careful
Desirable. English, Faceti0us. Generous Honest
industrious. JudiciCus, Keen. Lively. Merry
Natry. ObedieHt Philosophic. Quiet. Regular. 50
'a'.e' ia9ie.l-. t~efui fl7=clous. WomauiSh.
A1ntipnLsh, Youthful. Jealous. etc address
l. l. l.. simmonds' Library. Edvareroad-"
The Inhabitants Of Roekavzy Beach. I. T.. draw
The line. quite properly it would seem. at the
l-e %: bathing suits on the streets. They think
70 -s rather crowdlng the margin Cor Young WON
-H 70 visit the DoSr1rhc5 IN the abbreviated
-~iuiEe~ Hhl-A they Hesr when thev plunge
into the surf, and the policemen viii BE- a,ked
20 interfere The compliments urge the preser-
.5naI liberty.
kansas CITY Is so sensible that it IS not
likely 90 experience an epidemic Of the bal
osu trousers which are affected bv ultra deyo-
ees Of fashion IN the East These garments are
argy % absurd degree about the hir.s AMI
% the legs but taper down TO such snail cir
urateryuce az the ankle that the feet can barely
4S7 through them An extreme case Of these
Fy.l-rIS WON with the short coats which nr clO>-
% the waist and flare out IN the s.irt l.
peetacie 70 make the iudicious truly grieye.
Tie hottest place on earth Is apparently 10 be-
7uud on the -outhwe~reru coast Of Persia on
be Gull 81 Persia There during forty consecu-
i've DAYS u July and August. the mercury has
eeu known 90 stand above 100 d,-sreeS in the
aaae day and uisAc. and t0 run ~ t1 l10 de-
reeS Do the afternoon In Blhrsin Island which
situated IN the centre 0f Jhe most torrid part
t N-g '.-L-- 1-Les -aleF - unAhoNI shafts
ave been SUNK % the depth Of so feet in
alrch Of IT, hut in vain.
one OF the CREATES, European heireses is Mis-
ueieuu1 Perue-ic Hirsch. who is shortly %
AXE her de5ut in Brussels where She has been
ruu-lI no I'm strict retirement Most OF the
billions lrtr by the late Baron Hirseh - o. has
rauGllughrer who had a somewhat romantic
nth Nile Premclle q gov-rnesS % the household.
ut married her The child % the marriage was
.caElizsd hy the baron and 10 her he Ie;r hi>
s>t fortune amounting b. We remember rightly.
about $4,000" pounds sterling.
Tie publishers say that this Is % be a book
Par Of the wcli-sn0wn authors In place Of the
sgiunerS and fist novel; contingent who per-
AIDED tle literary market for the lasr year and
l-Hd themselves IN most unusual and uueV-
-gtrL demand by the publisher That attitude
as due % The fact that many 0f the novels
.IJ have met with most Success IN the last
ear and half were the WORK OF unknown
riIerS and were frequently first Efforts OF -h5ir
lta0rs- Bur they pleased Jhe public and that
AIDE them popular with the publishers NlE
bait they are al getting their second wind
speak and are az work Co produce some
IU- good their lr~r book. the authors OF
pur-rtau ta have their innings and the
,rrary market VIII this winter once more bring
the front names and works On authors Who IN
be- recent rush for rcrIou gf a certain kind that
IUglICl most tU Young writer's found themselves
Hte out Of the interest OF the public.
A Chicago engineer has patented a speed con-
oller. which, II Is cIaimed- viii solve tie
-ob.cr q she application Of electricity %
una lines. Under the patent, IL Is said. power
buses nay he located 50 oT 100 miles apart on
De- right Of Vly the plant may Dc placed some
stance awav, 90 take advantage IS a waterfall
be- electricity IS generated 30 IRON 5000 20
Loo volts single phase alternating current. and
transformed hy static Transformers 90 1000
rlLS which Is used rhc trolley wire and
turned &C. the rails The ears are equipped Uitb
50 ul hrOnGuS alternating current single phase
vror>. which rotate az constant speed. and are
INJECTED with the axle through the speed
urrulIer. by which the ears NAV be started 1td
20 a. any rate Of speed desired Instead nt
a-Giu- traslers. al the cars may have motors
li drive themselves. and be- operated by a uoyu--
an az the head OF the train Il Is declared that
e speed controller II the entering wedge In th-
Irratiou % railroads hv electricity. as With &c
ere Viii Pee dlthculty 90 De- overcome. SI..l
IN 90 operate then The inventor proposes tl
lp.y u Co other purposes as UcU. such els tEe
urrOl OF tie speed Of paper and cement mills
the. printing press. and other places where