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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1901-02-10

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selitrafe eimiiibren.
Sic alte 9obnifala Der Grabenarbeiter
beibebalteu.
Seitiscr @lissarb in Chicago.
Staten uuo Mduie fiir WIS. giatiun in
Ses Moiues.
8eftebli4e 8eamtem In 3euber,
Colo.
The sun., 1901-03-06
lie Had just stepped out.

The boys who run elevators in ho-
tells and great office buildings come
into contact with all manner and con-
ditions of men, and even if naturally
dull they soon become bright. The
better a Judge of human nature, the
better the employe is the rule. Here
is an instance of tact that could hard
ly be surpassed. A lady came bust
ling along to an elevator just as it
was going up, and said, with charm
ing innocence: II want to see man
whose name l do not know, and do
not know, either, what Office he is EN-
ployed in" A less experienced eleya-
tor boy might have laughed outright
at this speech, but this one never
cracked smile. 81 am well acquaint
ed with the gentleman you refer TO-"
was his instant reply, "and he has
Just gone out" The lady thanked
him, and walked away seemingly very
we'll satisfied with the information
she had received
The sun., 1901-03-06
BOARDED WITH IDOL.
Three shipwrecked Sailors Lived
High on the Offerings to an
East Indian Deity.

Capt. Murray, Port Royal bar pilot,
who has followed the sea since boyhood
and visited nearly every section of the
habitable globe, is full Of interesting
"reminiscences of happenings in distant
lands in which he participated. The old
pilot is fond OF relating an incident
which occurred near Calcutta, India.
The vessel which he commanded, fine
clipper ship, was wrecked in typhoon
in the Bay of Bengal and all hands, save
himself and two companions who sue
ceeded in reaching shore in the ships
gig, were lost.
The three exhausted men immediate
" sought food and shelter, and while
thus employed came upon an immense
wooden image, which they correctly
surmised to be an Indian idol. Night
! was upon them and the tired men
! biyouacked near by, and their atten-
| tion was soon attracted by the appear
ance of score of low-caste Hindoos,
| each of whom carried In his hands a
savory dish which he placed before the
inanimate god. After each native had
deposited his offering with profuse
signs and words they departed, and
when the hungry sailors were salts
! fled that their strange visitors had re-
treated for the night they greedily de-
voured the bounteous repast intended
for the idol. Murray and his compan-
ions remained in the neighborhood for
several days, subsisting nightly on the
offerings brought by the Hindoos as a
tribute to their god and remaining con-
cealed in the daytime.
One night about ten days after their
shipwreck two natives suddenly sur
prised the three men while they were
in the very act of making their usua'
meal and fight ensued. The natives
proved no match for the resolute anC
well-armed Americans and soon beat
an ignominious retreat, leaving the lat
ter complete masters Of the situation
The captain and his companions, fear
ing that the natives would soon return
in force and massacre them, made theii
way to Calcutta. where they secured
passage in home ward bound vessel.
Some Is years subsequently Pilo
Murray recognized in Capt. Cole, of th'
! ship Kirkum, which called here for ;
cargo one OF his Old companions in thu
. exciting encounter in far-off India
The recognition was mutual, and tn
two men were delighted to renew thei
, acquaintance after half a generation
columbia Is. C) State.
The sun., 1901-03-06
SCATTERED ABROAD.

Fifteen thousand criminals yeat
are sentenced to be fogged in India
Australia, country remarkable fol-
it's large eaters, has the biggest death
rate.
Chill is republic similar to the
United States, and the president is
Senior Errazuriz.
The Japanese tailo, or drum, is
placed upon permanent support
and rests upon pivots.
Bronchitis kills more people in
Scotland than any other disease. Con.
sumption comes next, and pneumonia
third.
The balloons which frequent the
rocky land of South Africa are so de.
structive to the stock farms that or.
ganized raids have to be made upon
them.
In the southern Caucasus large
tracts of land are covered by the
licorice plant. A Scotch gentleman
who visited this country from Con.
stantinople had his attention drawn
to this potential source of wealth
and erected a factory on the spot fol
the distillation of the licorice juice
The erection of similar factories
quickly followed, so that now large
export trade is carried on in this
product, and the peasantry of the
district find a remunerative occupa
tion in the gathering and sale of thu
| root to these establishments.
The sun., 1901-03-06
CONCERNING THE STATES.

Vermont exhibits 12 living eX-gov.
ernors.
There are 16j members of the Kan,
sas legislature. 1t requires 1913 EN-
ployes to wait on them.
The governor of Vermont receives q
smaller salary than the governor oil
any other state $500 year.
Emeralds have been discovered il
Arizona, and il is said, in North Caro-
lima. They are, however, very small.
West Virginia, in allusion to its
mountainous territory, has been de
nominated The Switzerland Of Amer
ica.'
The percentage Of illiteracy i'll Kan
sas is less than in any other state il
this union OF in any country save Bel
gium.
An election will be held in New
Hampshire next June to choose stat
ilower, and the electors will be schoo
children of the state.
1t has been d cided by court il
Maine that body belongs to the owue
Of the lot in which it is inferred, an,
not to parent, husband, wife or othe
relative who may wish to have it re
| moved.
The sun., 1901-03-06
SOME BIG FIGURES.

There are 556oOo grains in bushel
of wheat; 16,4oo,ooo in a bushel OF
clover.
There are 72,ooo,OOo cubic miles OF
water in the Atlantic ocean; 141, 1,0OO,-
900 in the Pacific.
Liverpool has a gasometer which
is the largest in England. 1t holds
100000 cubic feet.
Fishermen will be interested in the
announcement that 2Oo,o0O,O0O white
fish will be distributed in the great
lakes from the Michigan hatcheries
during the coming season. In addi
tion to these the same hatcheries
will distribute in the larger streams
Of Michigan 100000 brook trout
100000 lake trout, 100000 blacl
bass and 1oo,ooo,ooo wall-eyed pike.
The sun., 1901-03-06
THE NEW CARDINALS
There Will Be No Americans OF
Englishmen Among Them.
Archbishop Martinelli, Apostolic
Delegate mt Washington, Sure to
! BE ,Appointed-Work Laid Out
/, for the March Consistory.

The consistory to be held at Rome
about the beginning of March will, it
is thought, afford an insight into the
diplomatic relations likely by that
time to obtain between France and the
Holy See. The proposed law against
religious orders now being discussed
in the French assembly will cause
the recall of the papal nuncio at
Paris and his elevation to the
cardinalate. Appearances now seem
to indicate the passage of this law by
the assembly, but should it not pass,
it is thought to be hardly possible
that the pope will elevate any French
ecclesiastic to the sacred college.
The French government always sug-
gests the names of prospective
cardinals to the Holy See, and in the
present tension it is needless to say
such suggestions would be disre-
garded if made. Instead, several
Austrian and German prelates will,
1t is said, be nominated.
Archbishop Martinelli, who has
filled the position of apostolic dele
EdtC az NdShiiS eoh S'u'c i'''' nos
already been officially notified of his
coming nomination. Of course, he
will not remain in America after he
is made a cardinal, burt, like his
predecessor, Cardinal Satolli, will be
recalled to Rome. Who will succeed
him at Washington is already mat
ter of speculation.
Well-informed ecclesiastics expect
the successor to Archbishop Marti
nelli as apostolic delegate at Wash
ington to be Mgr. Rnffaele Merry de
Val. He at present occupies the po
sition which Mgr. Satolli did at the
time of his nomination to this coun
try, that of president of the Nobl,
Ecclesiastical academy in Rome
Mgr. del Val Is still a young man. bu
bears the dignity of titular archbish
The sun., 1901-03-06
GENERAL INFORMATION.

An oyster is not fit to eat till four
years old.
Only 14.5 per cent. of the natives
of Porto Rico can write.
A single workman can cut by hand
5000 watch glasses day.
The Hindoo chronology extends to
6174 b. c.; Babylon, 615s Il. c.; China,
6157 B. C.
The greatest cape in the world is
Cape Horn, precipitous mountain
over 5000 feet high.
The first currency issued by the
whites within the limits of the Unit
ed States was wampum, which was
adopted by the Massachusetts col
onists in 1907 in their intercourse
with the Indians.
Alaskan dogs are called malamutes
| They are cross between dog ant
a wolf, but they are not ugly. The,
| work in the harness from their birth
They can't bark, but have peculiai
howl. They have long hair, and cal
sleep in the open with the thermom
eter 60 below zero. Their usual fee,
is fish and seal blubber. They ar,
fed once a day. That is at night
The dog food has to be cooked be
fore the traveller can 60 to rest.
The sun., 1901-03-06
HEARD IN SPORTING CIRCLES

In recent cricket match the New
South Wales eleven made 91s in sin.
gle innings against South Australia.
One hundred thousand dollars is
estimated as the value Of the fortune
left by the late Steve Brodie. Most
OF this is left to his daughter Irene
a girl of 20.
Willie Keller, who has been engaged
to coach the Columbia College base.
pail team, says that the chief weak.
ness with college mines is their ina.
blily to bat.
Football, according to Prof. A. A
Stagg, leads to purity of life. Prof
Westcott says the game is brutal
This happened in a debate and the
Judges gave the verdict to Stagg.
A glass of milk and three slices al
toast per meal formed the principal
diet on which Walter L. stannard, Of
springfield, Mass, rode 3s,ss7 miles
last year on a bicycle and won the
century Road club championship.
James Fouls, the professional Of
the Chicago Golf club and open cham
pion of the United States in 1890 bo,
established professional record 70,
the INKS at Tampa Bay, of which he
mas charge this winter, making tb,
IS holes in "a.
In Michigan last season $4,000 dee,
We're slain by hunters. Steps are he
ing taken to prevent another sIauob
ter 1t is proposed to limit eact
hunter to two deer. This move La.
the backing of the American Sports
mems association.
w: N. Hobart, one Of the promoter,
OF the Jeffries-R Rubin fight. admittei
on the witness stand that he Is !
church member and superintendent
OF a Sunday school. Gus Wald. VIII,
opposed the fight, said he did not be
long to the church and that none o
his family for three generations bacl
had professed religion.
The sun., 1901-03-06
,Nro THE VAST FOREVER.

What may we carry to the vast forever
The mystic stair
Admits not gold, nor whatsoever
OF pomp or pride we wear
These pass not there.
Nor may we take within the sacred porta.
Our books and art.
Into the life immortal
No idol of the heart;
With these we part.
We may not carry to the land supernal
Our boasted creeds.
These drop and disappear like blossoms
And all our deeds
Are poor as weeds
But character and conscience shall attenc
The genial flow
OF sympathizing hearts, and sense stupen'
dous
OF happiness or woe
Shall with us 60.
For charity's fair form has ever parted
The pearly door
For all the sanctified and holy-hearted
1t spreads the golden floor,
For evermore!
Upward from the vast forever
Naked we come.
Lord, clothe us with Thy robe, that w
may never
Be put to fear or shame,
Who own Thy name.
Ask we the Pleiades or grand Orion
To lend a ray?
While journeying to the hill OF Zion
Thou art the light the way,
Nor need we stray.
From Thee the glory of the life eternal
Forever beams!
With Thee our days shall glide in joy su
premA
Beyond these fading dreams
These failing streams.
--E. A. Adams. in Washington Star.
The sun., 1901-03-06
FOR THE WOMEN READERS.

Mushrooms sliced are delicious
filing for sandwich.
Berlin has a school for women who
wish to become librarians.
A chicken sandwich sprinkled with
chopped walnuts acquires new and
pleasant flavor.
A lady has succeeded in climbing the
Breilhorn, one of the most difficult
peaks in Switzerland.
Dried orange peel, allowed to smoul.
der on a piece of red-hot iron, Will XIII
any bad odor, and leave fragrant one
behind.
Old china was the pet weakness OF
the late Mrs. Thomas C. Platt. and
her collection is one of the finest in
the country.
Canned goods should be emptied from
the cans as soon as they are openec
and allowed to stand few minutes
before being used
A tough beefsteak may be made eat
able by mincing it pretty. fine vii II a
chopping knife aud cooking quickly
the steam from escaping.
Rice is composed mainly of starch
and for this reason should accompany
nitrogenous foods, such as eggs, meat
peas and beans. The proper balance
is obtained in puddings by the addi
tion of milk, butter and raisins.
French breadmakers assert that wa
ter is preferable TO milk in bread mix
ing. because it gives "A fine, firm crust
A little mashed potato added to Tho
bread sponge will make the breat
whittier and keep it moist longer.
One of the strangest of the recent
developments of fashion is in the di
rection of hand-painted gloves. Th'
pattern on the gloves is generally ar
ranged to match that of the dress ant
to carry the scheme of the decoration
on from the shoulders to the hands.
The sun., 1901-03-06
MILITARY MATTERS.

England has $40 muzzle-loadine
guns in her navy, Italy four; no 9th
er power has any.
England uses ten per cent. of sui
phur in her gunpowder, Sweden only
nine and Germany II.
The work of laying mines and tor
pedoes about the entrance to Port
Orchard dry dock will be started
soon.
Contract surgeons in the army are
employed to assist the regular sur
geons. They receive a maximum sal
airy of $3.50 month.
Germany's new military uniform
will be of grayish brown cloth foi
coat and trousers and caps. The hel
NETS will be of brown cloth and vii
have the brass spikes. All shinin,
buttons, buckles and ornaments will
be done away with.
The sun., 1901-03-06
IN THE CZAR'S DOMAIN.

Russian petroleum wells average
900 feet in depth; those in America
500 feet.
In Russia servants kiss their mis-
tresses' hands both as morning and
evening greetings.
Russia has 900 newspapers, Ger.
many has seven times as many
France five times as many and Eng.
land four times as many.
The longest canal in the world i:
in Russia. 1t extends from st. Pc
tersburg to the frontier Of China ant
measures nearly 4,50o miles.
Hunters in eastern Siberia who
shoot squirrels for their fur are S,
economical with their lead that the,
expect one bullet to last for at leas
ten shots. They always shoot il
such way that the bullet enters /
tree and can be dug out again.
The sun., 1901-03-06
MEN WHO ARE TALKED ABOUT,

Lord Roberts had to pay $3,250 in
fees for the honor of being made m
earl.
Through the college paper of which
the son of Gov. Stanley, of Kansas.
is editor the young man made Wig.
orous attack upon his father for not
supporting Mrs. Nation in her cru.
sade.
Although Verdi spent most of his
life in pleasant idleness, he earned
more than S3,000,000 by his music
lie spent 100000 francs OH home
for aged and INDECENT musicians at
Milan.
As private secretary to King Ed.
ward VII. Sir Francis Knollys will
have q great deal of hard work te
do. His predecessor, Sir Arthur
Bigge, employed ten stenographers
to whom to dictate letters.
A correspondent of a London news
paper calls attention to the fact thai
two of the greatest men of the last
century were born on the same day
of the same year. They We're Charles
Darwin and Abraham Lincoln, who
first saw the light on February II
1909.
DR.. William Pole, the English an
thority on whist, who died a few days
ago, was not physician but a sue
cessful engineer, and his doctoratt
was degree for music conferred OF
him by Oxford university. 1t was {
| proof of his cleverness that he wrote
an able treatise on the method b,
which the eye discriminates color
although he himself was color blind
This treatise caused him to be elected
| fellow of the Royal society.
The sun., 1901-03-06
TAG ENDS OF FACT.

The first gold pens were made by
hand in 1910 in the city of New York
Five and one-half ounces of grapes
are required to make single wine.
glassful Of port.
The oldest known artesian well
was sunk at Lillers, France, in the
twelfth century.
The area of Europe and Australia
together almost exactly equals that
of South America. North America
and Australia combined would almost
cover Africa.
The dulcimer, in almost exactly the
form in which it is known to-day
has been in use in Persia and Ara biz
from time immemorial. 1t was prob
ably introduced into Europe during
the Crusades.
The empty mail bags not having
been returned from the Congo fo
some time, it was found on inquir,
that the sacks were regularly bein.
stolen by the natives for presenta
tion to their wives, who used them a
petticoats.
The sun., 1901-03-06
TAKING CARE OF HIMSELF.

enough so the baby's feet will touch
the ground. He is then set out in the
street to take care Of himself. He
cannot turn over, so he at least remains
in an upright position. The basket
is very light, so he often works his way
up the street and far away from home.
He will get into the middle of the street,
50 that the donkcys who take the
places of horses and wagons there
must go around him. This they always
do, and it looks queer to see long line
Of donkeys going out Of their way to go
around baby in the narrow streets Of
the old Spanish town.
The sun., 1901-03-06

op of Nicae. His father is Spanish
marquis, who married an English
lady, and he himself was born in
London in 1865. de was educated in
England and speaks English as flu
emily as Spanish, French and Italian,
His father has been for many years
ambassador of Spain to the Holy See.
In 1896 Del Val was sent as apostolic
delegate to Canada, to settle Difficult
ties arising over the school question
in Manitoba. His tact and diplomacy
succeeded so well that Prime Minis
ter Laurier had to make several con-
cessions to suit the views of the Holy
See. His appointment will give gen
eral satisfaction to the Catholic
hierarchy of the United States.
One of the Roman prelates who
will be made a cardinal at the March
consistory is Mgr. Francesca S. della
volpe, who is the present major
domo in the Vatican palace. He is
not yet bishop, and SO will be made
cardinal deacon. He has held his
present position since 1894, and papal
major domos are always expected to
be elevated 10 the sacred college.
Mgr. Lorenzeli, nuncio in Paris.
will also ba made cardinal. He was
born in 1873 near Bologna. and the
two years spent in France as nuncio
have admittedly not been diplomat
ic success. 1t is said he will be re
called, no matter what happens TO
the bill in the French assembly
against religious orders. As nuncic
of the first class, he will be made a
cardinal, even if his recall is caused
by the failure of his mission.
Another Italian cardinal will prob
ably be Mgr. Aristide Ronaldini nun
clio in Spain since 1896. He is 81
years of age and has been in diplo
macy almost since his youth. Sew
eral other Italian prelates occupying
prominent positions in the curia will
il is said, be nominated cardinals. fo
the college contains. since the recen
death of the venerable Galeati, onl,
55 members, while the fun collee,
numbers 10.
OF the foreign element no Ameri
can or Englishman will obtain III
honor this time. OF the foreig
names the preponderance will b
Germans. Germany is fast assumin
the position of protector Of Catholi
interests in China and the orien
Gossip even mentions the name 9
Bishop Anzier, Of Peking, in connet
tion with the sacred college, and
Is known that he is acceptable to til
German emperor. Spain already ha
preponderance In the college b,
yond its usual quota, and so It is sal
that the bishops of Metz, strasburi
Bamberg, Munich, Breslau and Fuld
stand above any Spanish prelate
and the selection of any Of them wi
indicate the growing influence of til
German emperor In Vatican dipl
macy.
The sun., 1901-03-06
TRANSPORTATION NOTES.

Formosa has only one railway line.
The highest railway bridge in the
United States is the Kinzua vaduct on
the Erie line--3o5 feet high
Swiss steamboat companies. to avoid
disputes as to the age of children,
have established measurement rules.
Children under two feet in length ride
free; children under four feet fou,
inches and dogs pay half fare.
If all the railway companies in the
country adopted electric traction il
is estimated that not less than 5000, oOC
tons of coal would be saved every year
while other advantages would be 6
purer atmosphere and cleaner car
riages and stations.
The sun., 1901-03-06
CHILDREN IN SPAIN.
They Are Set Out In the Street I'm
Queer Looking baskets to Take
Care of Themselves.

In the Spanish city OF Seville there
are no kindergartens or other places
where the busy mother can leave her
little children to be cared for while she
does the housework or helps her hns-
band in his little shop. The baby is left
to care for itself and does so very well
that is, the baby who has not learned
to walk yet.
1t is placed in a wicker-woven ar
rangement which looks like basket
turned upside down, and is just high