The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-22
NOTES OF THE DAY

According 10 the census returns giving the
1fTe3 % the various states. Florida has the
/ -. amount Of lana under water IA proper
'''' 80 -eF area and Wyoming the least
| Two hour after having been released from
| ~. az p Greenwood IoO4. an expert
t''ei ut"Ne into the prison lssin AID
stole hio photograph 'rain Ia r..' II,
! A musiy diary. IN whie- for ten yssr. M,
/ Sewsu. register Of prohst, - -
Maine, recorded memoranda Of 81.
been discovered in the couTtho-zst - -, -. i's
Alfred Judge SgWlI appointed - :.
| dcat Washington judge Of the District ~, .
/ Massachusetts u
4 uoman has offered the New York 70.
Library a remarkable gift 1t consists Of I.,.s
| menus each srarn a different hotel or restauralt
Russia The donor stipulateS that tHr menus
are to be Kept sealed until 1850. IL Is her
desire that the coming generations may see
Uhat their ancestors at
In Kansas everything is suhservient 20 the
harvest. At Colby harvest hand Vas con-
victed Of crime which carried jail szn-
tence- His employer appeared before the judge
and said that he needed the mans services
in the wheat held he would like 20 have tie
sentence deferred until the September tern Of
court The employers request was granted
The roar of a lion can be heard farther than
| the sound Of any other living creature Next
comes the cry Of a hynea, and then the boot Of
the owl; after these the panther and the jackai.
Inc donkey can BE- heard Fifty times farther than
| the horse and the cat ten times further than
The dog Strange as II may seem. the cry Of
? mare can be heard farther than that OF either
the cat the dog
The first leather bound COR library bound-')
| book published in America Is 10 be offered for
sale in Boston on August nrzt. The volume
which printed on Fea-I Street. Nevg Yo.k.
Is entitled: Letters to Young Lady. on a
Variety OF Useful and Interesting Subjects Cal
cuated TO Inspire the Heart TO Form the Nan
ners and Enlighten the Understanding That cur
Daughters may be Polished Corners % the
Temple
Hans Jensen. Dane, recently appeared pc
fore the Judge Of the District Court held IN
Garrett, Kan, 10 be naturaIized. At the close
Of the usual examination the judge asked the
applicant: Hans, are you satisfied with the
general conditions in this country Does this
1 Government suit you eHtireiy?' Vas, yas-''
answered Hans only ] would Ike to more
ram You NAV be sworn - said the Judge
Il perceive you already have the Kansas idea
There were no fever that $50 applications
from women inventors in Great Bri am durIsy
the year 1900 according to the eighteenth re-
port OF the British Patent Office just issued.
and nearly one-fourth OF them IN respect OF
real or aECIed new appliances relating 20 dress
Improvements for cycling seem also largely to
occupy the thoughts Of women inventors FOR
thlTty-twO novelties 0f that character were
submitted 10 the judgment OF the Controller Cen
eEaL
IS Pennsylvania The Chief OF the Bureau OF
Statistics Of this reports that in the HscsI
year 1893. for which ne has Iust made Up the
records the industry employed some =, 600 work
people, scrne o. whom Il i surprise 10 know
are women and children For century OF more
PeEn-y lvaula has held first rank among the
states N giassILahlne, and nearly half the out
put q me Whoie Jnlon Is produced N the Com
IN S'as last the BRITISH Ioree n South AREA
Iheiuoed -4''4io oihcers and men, made up IS
'oiio~s- hesuldis' l'o'V'z; TniiitIa -olv4' colo
mas 2sss-l' imperial seo5Eanry p 10; voluR-
49, $50 ~4"s9ilS ing uiHeIeisIF Ihey were
49, t+-o'|- A1l.lie-!- IiS'o; infantry ana
IieGuLlel Ihan,If. 49, others, 1868 ne
-ess anu ~. 4sH @.Ite1 o o'eG "a Nouhd7' us
- - az 49,, ~ - 'Ie S1o " ap'li;
HI.e 80 itE So'@i NUMBER o. oInesTs ana
men wounded IS A''-Vy-
4 Laredo. Texas business man has issued :
circular in the form OF a typeuri5ten letter
which shows him 10 be a versatile nan and 4
humoTlst- lie advertlses himself proprietor
Of hotel, annex s2rnpIe-roon1 restaurant. fsf
hatchery gas pant chicken farm, saloon. lunch
iSoiL' nlitiard nan, e'c, AZ the heaG q TIE
s-se' @plf4ls tHe me Ae-ah -lhe-olc- y oman
s'Ie IIoptie'OTs- IN eltAer SIDE q TINS me
are iS'uItS' uhasf one : me esPuon. ms IN.
u. " anu u4i'1eL '.S ttiieIs ms Is t1r w
Inc dogs IN Central BCrneo- 1t seems, wiez
wishing so cross 4 river have considerable
di.iculty in doing SO, owing to the tact that
aiiiea'oFs ma them very toothsome morseIs-
lAeS- sheIeioFs- collect on the banks and make
= ~ csr ~ .1isr. a,. <s.is - .oH''is
the spot bv the noise. and the does. as SON a.
they see that their bait IS successful set OF
up the bank al top speed AID cross higher up
BoTneo traveller states that ne has watched
tins riane-vTe tunes without number
A Church ea-v;ce =, ,l,. t.,,ll,-- - . -
-. -,
''A F'1Se Al ''Ps'Si1iu, t'e eastern
province Of Victoria where the Duke Of Corn
vail has had some shooting 4 giant slcaIvo-
tins or gum tree. had been cut through at dis
ont and -@5feJ orerbs5J -, -,'' s 8.
feet in breadth VAS thus formed II vas found
capable Of accommodating congregation q
MY nut ~ Is not 10 De permanently used as
. - ''>'-s' 'ii'S''l9 converting Il an"
I creamery
The average length OF mans stride G4,etsI.t
sy-i,sts - s11z :-cJ -J +I 4i-t.- -
-
average Traveller can cover at thiS rate u los
her Of strides would BE 100 an hour OF rs a
,7,,,+e Tn, 1,r,+r, os Tho III ~ tFs 49,,
European armies is as follows: In the German
s sry II Is %Iz inents Win eaeenee O. IL ~
- III = ca,7.n.o - So, IL - iso -
minute; in the French army 2g1z inches. with a
cadence Of rs per minute; in the British army
o. iLeieS' Win O4ueii0s Vi ITO PEI Hiil'u'e'
The pigeons at St Marks are sacred IN
Venice and they are 80 tame that they run
r.s,rs ,-c, a. ,.,,, --srt T. = z,;5 49, ,t--
nave 'eeh d. - A~lA ever since Enflco
Dsndolo, the CRUSADER, received information