Evening journal., 1901-09-03

Aio lou ial uicioi - DdiiisitiHs 20 me
Ichanlcs. 6 editors. 3 doctors, - officials
and 76 members without fixed profess
sions.
A fossil skeleton OF a samotherium
has been discovered at the Greek vii
Ilage OF Pikermi thus proving that the
fossils are geologically of the same
date as those found in Samos.
In Melbourne a law regulating the
sale OF liquor declares that al. saloons
must be closed on Sundays. with the
doors locked. Thirsty patrons lind the
doors locked. but key hangs in a con-
Venient place, and they lind entrance
easy
Last year there were 1872. 7O5 mi.es OF
telegraphic lines and 933, 1853 miles OF
wire in the United States.
Paris supplies free OF cost sulphur
Gus baths to all persons engaged in.
handling lead.
Perkins" said Colonel Hanktbun-
uer, you have named a new brand of
Whiskey after me, have you not. subj
Il have taken that liberty. colonel -
answered the distiller.
Wen, sub, - reioined the colonel. Il
shall have to ask you to call IL some
thing else. l have tried it, sub"
A Philadelphia physician has arrived
at some interesting conclusions after a
study or the effect OF excessive heat ON
caterpillars. He found that fully two
1hlrds OF the catenpillars in
the chrysalis state died in the
recent hot weather. Out OF one
hundred and seventy cocoons taken
nom street trees there were traces Of
life In only seventy. The rest were
without a vestige OF life
d. c. French. the sculptor. saws in an
article in the Youths Companion that
while he was making for the Harvard
Memorial Hall a bust OF Emerson the
philosopher complained: "The more il
looks like me- the worse it looks"
SHE How nice to be at home again.
what crowd there was. / don't sup
pose Mr. Banker knew one-half OF his
guests"
He-'Didn't he. thought Why. he
had four detectives in evening clothes
there"
German surgeons say that the deli
cato membrane which covers the con-
tents OF an egg-shell will answer as
well as bits OF skin from a human
being to start the healing OF open
wounds. The discovery has already
been successfully tested
The wife of Yu Keng, Chinese AM
bassador to France. is the daughter of
an American named Pearson. who has
made his home in China and married a
Chinese woman.
/ You said" asserted the irate Gus
toner. that this tonic would make
hair grow"
: Il did" admitted the clerk.
The customer removed his hat and
showed a head as smooth as a billiard
ball
I've been usin that tonic for three
months" he said.
"Ch. that's all right" answered the
clerk, promptly. lyon have no hair to
grow. If you had the tonic would work
all right What more can you expect.
y Professor Waldemar Schmidt, the
Danish archaeologist, intends to visit
all the great museums in Europe in
order to collect material for the pub
lication of a catalogue OF the Egyptian
antiquities contained in them.
7 Cecil Rhodes never does anything
3 by halves. When he went to Englan,
by the fast mail from South Africa, be
sides other especially provided comforts
he was accompanied by his own chez
his own poultry, and his own COW.
Mrs. Wrencher-'I suppose you hav
!, learned great dea, since your mar
u riage?"
u Mrs. John Newbird-"Oh, yes;
= hayel | know now that It isn't at a
Il practicable to send John of in tn
morning with ice cream in his lunc
e basket"
= King Edward is rapidly doing ava
= with many customs in which his moth,
was attached. Her Hindoo attendant
lwere sent back to India as soon as II
funeral was over, and now stop hi
been put to the services in German
the German Chapel Royal which da
back to the early Georges.
Poor Anthony Hope Hawkins. is
more nervous being than any youI
prince in his own novels lndee
sometimes. as one looks at him, it
hard to realize that he is not one OF d
pa.e-faced young monks who figu
so often in the medieval story. Ju
the right height for such a monk-th
is TO say. not very tall-with a We
shaped, compact, but almost fieshle
body-with a face OF almost dead
lpallor, high cheek bones; eyes tn
'e' have a certain look of tension and
most OF pain-beautifully chisell'
very thin and very mobile lips-su