Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-10-10
OLIO OF EVENTS.

At Eucla. in Australia, subter-
ranean lake has been found at depth
OF 500 feet with n comparatively mex
haustihle supply Of water.
Ordway Partridges statue of Nathan
Hale for Yale university Is almost
ready To be set up, 1t represents a man
of feet and athletic build,
4 German engineer has devised
plan for cooling the air in railway cars
chemically, utilizing the apparatus now
used in German cars for heating pur-
poses
The Hungarian minister of the in
terror has issued an order directing
that no waitress shall be employed in a
cafe in Budapest who is not more than
40 years of age,
A handsome memorial window in
memory of Lieutenant Commander T,
b. NJ Mason has been received at the
Annapolis Naval academy, and will be
placed in the chapel,
The Buffalo exposition board of di-
rectors has decided to mark by rail
ing the spot in the Temple of Music
where the late president stood when
the shots were fired which cost him his
life
Oherammergau used TO be deserted
by tourists, except in years of the PAS
sion performances. 1t Is now becom-
ing n regular summer resort, about 500
persons having spent the hot months
there this year.
"Uucle" Alfred Jackson. the colored
body-seryant OF Andrew Jackson, died
In Nashville, Tenn. the other day at
the age OF 96. He was one of the last
servants ut the Hermitage" under its
first owners.
Mrs. Ole Bull, who lives in Cam
bridge. Mass. has presented one Of the
the violins used by her husband to the
museum at Bergen. II was made by
Gasparde hi Salo in 1882, and first
bought by Cardinal Aldobrandi
George w. Bowman, mineowner,
has given to the Peoples church OF
Chicago, 500 600. earnings from two
sold mines in Arizona and New Mexi-
co. He has told DR. Hiram w Thomas
that several more millions are ready
when they are wanted,
In 1899 the government OF Wurtem-
berg appointed an assistant female in
spector OF factories. In recent report.
she SAYS that she visited ola factories,
and while the owners usually were
courteous. the working women, as
rule seemed not to appreciate her mis-
sion.
The late Bishop Whipple, tht famous
Episcopal missionary to the Indians,
was man OF very strong physique, and
In early life his work was generally
carried on by means OF long rides over
the plains, when he would sometimes
sleep in the open and see no white face
FOR months.
The departure OF President Eaton
from Beloit college, has elevated Dean
George l.. Collie to the acting presI-
deney, and Prof. Densmorc becomes
registrar, ]. Riser OF Brown college
| becomes instructor in zoology, ana
| Robert X Richardson. OF Yale, takes
the chair of history. :,
The will OF the late Charles II Hay
| den OF Boston, leaves 500 900 for
| free bed In the Massachusetts, general
hospital the same amount for coilec-
| ton nf pictures for the Boston museum
of art and $50 600 To the Boston chill
drens hospital and the Massachusetts,
eye aud ear innrmary
Among the Indian pupils who have
recently enrolled at Haskell Institute,
Kansas. according To the Lawrence
Journal. are Mr.. Rob Tail Bull. Mr.,
Benedict Shnnlder Blade, Mr., John
Little Eyes. Miss Emma Beaver Claw,
Miss Minnie squirt Eyes Miss Laura
Nice Talker and Miss Minnie Stands
Up,
III w II shelby, captain and assist
ant surgeon Of the United states army
in the Philippines, has given Hanover
Dudl college fund from the pro-
cecds OF which a medal viii be struck
Annually for the best work in scientific
studies II ia a memorial To Dr. smell
hy's father, who was once student In
the college.
Ballot college. oxford which recent
Nv sustained n severe loss in the death
of sir John Copray. has now suffered
again by the death of Mr. Evelyn ABB
bolt. one OF its classical tutors aud
Joweit lecturer in Greek history soon
after taking his degree, Mr.. Abbott was
stricken with an incurable paralysis OF
the lower limbs. which resulted IN his
being n PROSTATE invalid throughout
his life But, IN spite OF his disable
ment, he was an active sympathetic
college tutor, as well as an earnest
and laborious student.
When the French chamber reassem-
hlos several propositions are to be sub
mjtted with the object, says the CORE
spondent Of the London Standard. OF
directly or indirectly taxing foreign la
borers who find employment in the
country. According 20 report sub
uitted to the parliamentary committee
there are over million foreign work
ers In France The nationalities most
largely represented are as follows: Bel
gians. 1886. 49s; italians, 2sl 1896; Ger
mans, 90 T4G; Spanish, 1888, SWISS,
| 74735, aud British. 36,249.
Prof Otto Nordenskiold Us at pres
ent staying at Malmo. Sweden, In order
/ 10 make various arrangements for his
south polar expedition, which start3
! from Goeteborg and is expected TO de
/ part by Oct. l. AS Ia well known. both
| an English and German south polar
1 expedition are being sent out at the
sane tlae In order 20 avoid clashlng
Z three lxnpNt4