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FISHING WITH A STEAM PUMP,

FISHING WITH A STEAM PUMP.
M. Mercier, of st. Aubin du Condrait.
describes one of the most singular fish
ing devices imaginable. The system.
although Of extreme simplicity, Is
somewhat revolutionary, and was dis
covered by chance. pond on the
farm Of La Mariequette, bordered BY
rocky shores, had never been drained,
owing to the expense. Last year the
proprietor conceived the idea Of making
use of powerful steam pump. Each
stroke of the piston drew up hecto-
ltre twenty-five gallons) of water, and
the pond was therefore emptied in d
few hours, and not only was the water
drawn off, but, also all the fish that it
contained. This was a revelations All
the owners of ponds in the neighbour
hood have at once followed suit, and the
owner of the pump Is making a special
ty of this kind of work. He lets out one
of his pumps, modified for this purpose,
and the peasants of the region call it
1.-The fish pump" Each stroke of the
piston brings up torrent, with which
are mingled fish and crawf1sh, together
with dirt and debris such as are con-
tanned in every pond-old sardine boxes
and the like. A sort of metal basket
receives the whole. The water and
slime escape, while a boy collects the
fish and sorts them according to spe-
cies and weight. Recently, in ten hours
the fish in pond of several acres have
been withdrawn at an expense of seven
dollars The process is curious and in
genious, and is probably especially
adapted to bring about the eytinctlor
of the fish tribe.-Cosmos.
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Telegraph nma cnble No..s.

! New York, March Representatives Of
| Tom Sharkey and Peter Maher met at the
office of a New York newspaper today and
| 20 or % rounds. Neither side put up a
forfeit, but articles are being prepared and
! it is expected they, will be signed to NOR
| row. Two weeks have been left open in
which bids will be received from clubs
| throughout the country, and the fight Will
take place before the club Offering the best
inducements.
Washington March s.-The commissioner
of Internal revenue has held that bank be-
ginning business during the year ended
June 80, 1901, is not required to pay a
spe cial tqx on It's capital for this year. I'm
der the new law to go into effect July J.,
1901, a bank then or thereafter beginning
business must pay the special tax reckoned
On its capital at the time Of commencing
business.
Washington, March SIT has been ar
ranged that the equestrian statue Of General
propriate military ceremonies Tuesday,
April next. All the regular troops in the
district will participate n the exercises. The
president will attend with his cabinet, and
probably will make short address.
Washington, March SIN addition to ex-
Senator Carter. whose appointment on the
St Louis exposition commission was an
nornccd to-day the president has selected
for members CT the commission e1-Senators
John NJ rhurston of Nebraska William
I4andsay of Kentucky and George w. Nc
Bride of Oregon
Harrisburg, Pa, March S.-Senator Chris
TOPPER Lyman Magee, Of Pittsburg, died this
evening after an Illness of more than two
years His condition took a turn for the
worse last night The body will be taken to
Pittsburg tomorrow afternoon on special
car.
Galveston, Tex, March s.-The grand Jury
today refused to find true bill against
Choynski and Johnson, the imprisoned prize
fighters, They were released and immn-
beas corpus writ was applied for late this
afternoon.
Paris. March S-The senate today, after
several days discussion rejected by n vote
of 175 to 103 bill introduced by the agri-
culturalists, the effect OF which would have
been to create an export bounty Of francs
per Quintal upon wheat and -four.
Washington, March S.-Secretary Hay and
Ambassador Cambon, acting for their re-
spective governments, have signed an agree
ment extending until March "a 1892, he
period allowed for the ratification of the
French reciprocity treaty.
BRUSSELS, March S.-The Rome corresnop-
dent of the Etoile Beige says the duke Of
Orleans has declared that he will himself
provoke NJ, Deroulede. AS he considers the
epithet 'royal liar u personal insult
Calcutta March S-Accordincp to the cen
the central provinces Of India has decreased
], 100000 due to famine.
Glasgow, March S-The Shamrock II Js
advancing SO rapidly that her launching is
fixed for April 80
Washington, March SIS. f, Brown was
to-day appointed postmaster at Gales Ferry.
Conn, Il fourth class Office
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VICTORTA'S PRIVATE ROOMS.
Her Simple Taste Shown in Furniture
and Decorations.

I1eT simple taste SHOWN IN Furniture
and Decorations.
The queens private sitting room
might well belong to any one of her
Weather subjects who might possess
simple taste in furniture and decora-
tons, a large collection of pictures and
sketches, and a full circle of relations
and friends. The general scheme of
color is crimson and cream and gold.
Heavy damaslS draperies frame the
windows, the lower panes of which are
yelled with short curtains OF snowy
muslin. The blinds are of dainty ma
terial called diaphane, in which are
woven in a transparent pattern the in
sigma and motto of the Garter. The
furniture is principally upholstered in
the same lowered crimson and gold
damask that Grapes the windows. The
walls are panelled in the same silk. and
here the constant recurrence of the pat
tern Ga conventional bouquet of floWersl
would become monotonous We're it not
for the number of pictures of every
description which cover the walls from
within short distance of the ceiling of
deep cream and gold to within four feet
of the rich crimson carpet, which is
patterned with a delicate tracery of
scrolls and garlands in pale yellow.
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were good deal heavier them T used
to weigh one hundred and eighty said
the conductor, swallowing in his throat,
but I've run down since 'Yes?' said
the president politely, my own expert
ence was just the reverse; was greatly
run down that night and have since
gained considerable in weight, which
makes things about even at present.
With that he suddenly grabbed the con-
ductor by the collar, whirled him all the
way down stairs He landed on the
pavement all In a. heap" said the rails.
road man in conclusion, "and spent a
day debating whether he would bring a.
damage suit or 60 cunning for his cruel
assailant. At last he decided that he
was up against it and had better come
home before anything else struck him..
He is a hot anarchist now, and says
that millionaires have no souls. New
Orleans Times Democrat.
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Fighting In Arabia.

Bombay, March s.-Moharonk. sl1eik
of Koweyt, is now master of central
Arabia, according to kilograms receiv-
ed by the Times Of India. Sheik MAZDA
ronk followed up his victory over Thu
Rashids army by driving the defeated
army clear across central Arabia, seiz-
ing the city Of Nejed and deposing Ibu
Rashid, who appealed to the sultan to
send Turkish troops from Bussorah "a
frontier city of Asiatic Turkey to his
assistance Thu Rahrid threatens to
stop the overland pilgrimages to Mecca
if he is not helped by Turkey.
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WAsHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY COM
MITrEE.
Final Session Held Last Night--Com-
mittee Appointed and Treasurer's Re-

Final Session Held Last Night--Com-
mittee Appointed and Treasurer's Re-
port Heard.
At the final meeting of the Washing
ton birthday celebration committee in
the city hall last night. The report of
of the treasurer was heard, and accept
ed, and the following resolutions We're
passed.:
Resolved That the thanks of this
committee are due and hereby extend
ed to Philip Hugo, director of public
works, and to William P. Schappa, jan
itor of city hall, for courtesies; TO cit
izens of New Haven, for contributions,
and to the press for favors in the way
of publica ton.
Resolved, That it is the judgment of
this committee that a subcommittee on
ushers should be added to the sub-com-
mittee of this general committee.
Resolved, That the three officers of
the general committee and the chair
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is used. Her Majesty has, for some
reason, persistently refused to have
golden ever made.
The queens bed Is large and of WOOD,
as are all of the beds at Windsor, the
landings being Of fine crimson damask.
1t is most pathetic to note that above
the right side of the bed there hangs
against the rich silken background
portrait of the late Prince Consort, sur
mounted by wreath Of immortelles.
The same sad memorials are In every
bedroom that the queen ever occupies.
The view from the windows OF the
queens ped and dressing rooms is alb
solutely perfect, embracing as it does
the incompatible East Terrace, With
the tennis courts beyond, and in the
distance Frogmore and the Great Park.
From Appletons Life of the Queen.
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nusso-chinese Conventions.

London, March S.--The text Of tho
Russo Chinese convention concerning
Manchuria has been received here. 1t
confirms the accuracy Of the forecast
cabled to the London Times by its Pc.
kin correspondent, February ~, and
cabled to the Associated Press on the
day Of publication, February 20.
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importance We're under consideration
AT the same time the intimation is con-
veyed that the London dispa tches on
the subject are overdrawn.
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man of each subcommittee shall con-
stitute an executive committee to make
the arrangements preliminary to the
celebration of 1902.
Resolved, That it is the judgment of
this committee that Washington's
birthday of 1902 should be celebrated
on the evening of February %.
Resolved, That this committee recon-
mend to the executive committee for
the celebration of 1902 that hall for
the exercises should be secured at such
a time in advance of the celebration as
will allow the best choice to be made.
The following executive committee to
make preliminary arrangements for the
celebration of Washington's birthday in
1902 was appointed William c. Dickin"
son, William e. Whittlesey, James E.
English, Henry F. McCollum, Joseph p.
Lavigne, Thomas e. Worthington.
The report of James e. English, treas
urer of the committee was as follows:
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LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
SERVICES At THE CHURCHES TO-
MORROW.

Rev. Il. II. Smith, Missionary to North
China-Rev, Nr. Observation-Disclosures an"
Concert Next Wednesday Evening
Nina In. uroxn. AihNr Mnf@aa
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THE
COLORADO MIDLAND
PikS Peak Route
The Snort Lire TO

lhS lNON hNNN
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A WONDERFUL CURE

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j. X. Boshard
Mary Boshard.
Provo, Sept. 20, 1859.
2. SIT is now 10 years since she
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