The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-29
NOTES OF THE DAY.

! founded DO has treated I5gf ~ patients.
! In New Orleans last wear -ev-ut,-efzrt person.
/ .'ra ion Che effects 1f gUTsh5. wound
( IN some PARIS af Hungary a pound Of lamb. i5-
/ cents.
The farm products % the United states tlris
/ year are worth about Sf)9g.p CD more than last
I years elr-urn-
! Potatoes are 30 high that tte short crop win
! ever before.
Nearly oue-haIi Of tire students at S,girzerI1nl-s
4 SIX universities last summer-I.99o out of 4pt5-
were foreigners.
The number Of students in the 10 rezz.a- use.i-
.Ii school,. ~ The United States in 1910 was Ia13
females and 3I.173 males.
More thaH 500 guiles have been insured Tree
annual cost of over I2.oUo francs
The marriage % first cousins i, forbidden br
.lT ln frnDSy .v11Ia. the statute 1f prsdihiti1u
going iuto effect on January l. lF2.
70 is expected that the railway now being bult
,7 connect VALPARAISO with the Rio Dc Is Plata
1li d. completed in FIVE or six years
Whsle the proposition o. male criminal has
.ncfeasei considerably in Germany since rs'..
thar 1f female offenders has remained >,ati suzry-
French pti.ol1g5s-s are busiIy engaged iu Dis
e1sS-nS whether the word automobile should b.
masculine o. feminine
Japan sent sixty-thrae ships through the SUE
Canal last year, OF more than spain t,Iirty-iourl
or Denmark ttwenty -seveu) and nearly maaJ
as lialy lelghty-tWo)
The sum Of 81. $500 y-ar IS spent in poor
relief m the B-iti-A Empire. nearly E2oos.o0
q which goes lu salaries uf relieving, officers and
similar expenses
Hesscn claims larger proportion OF student
among its population than any other Cernan
State-sI 90 every 10000 inhabitants: while
sa1ony has IS. Baden ~, Bavaria u, Wurteruturs
40. and p ussia %
The gas accounts Of the city o. Glasgow show
total revenue Tor the past year Of EsG9. f92 and
expenditure Of csl2i2s. The quantity o. gas
made was GI2I 357 30 cubic feer. and the q1an-
uty sold 5,i1j,l-4,o00 feet.
While the war in south Africa has diminished
the number % English tourists in Switzerland. e.
has benefited thar country 10 the extent OF
increase Of about 3 5000 francs In the sales Of
chocolate and condensed milk.
French scientists VIII hold a special meeting In
November % honor thei- colleague. NJ BertheIot.
aho is about to complete ffry years % service
In the cause of science On rhls particular occa
sion BertheIot win receive a gold medal IRON his
friends
IN England an electric automobile has recently
run ninety-four and rhree-qusrter uiies On one
charge. Il carried four persons and the average
speed was twelve miles an hour The vehicle
Weighed thirty-nine hundre,i-Feght and the BAT
terry twenty-five hundred-wsight-
The old Liberty Bell is to make yet another
trip from Philadelphia Since its return from tt
Chicago Worlds Fair IL has been quietly 40 rest
But iu the latter part % December probably. -
-fE be- taken % rhe exposition AZ Charleston.
s C.
by the command Of the shah the Persian Gov
eminent has arranged 70 send 10 Young Psfsians.
che sons 81 wel-hern personage- 90 Europe. AZ
tho expense of the state. for educational purposes
The t1vn- selected f5r their soiourl are London.
MOSCOW. 81. Petersburg. Berlin. and Vienna
An Amsterdam correspondents writes that thr
British Boycott League is fouHdiug branches
throughout Holland and Belgium and hundreds o.
alrerarts have already been enrolled SENDER
are r-quired O. promise faithfully refrain from
purchasing anything Of British make and origin.
and % induce 0GherS % DO the same
Rice culture is regarded as no longer an ez-
pertinent IN southwest Louisiana and southeast
Texas AIrh5ueE an records for Drought AMI
heat In those sections have been broken TIN, sea-
son. more than an average crop Of rice has been
save by the irrigation systems The average Yield
an acre has been increased the average guilty has
been greatly improved and new varieties have
been developed
The coronation o. the Car is not q mere ciFii
ceremony but a solemn corsecrstion- the Czzr
being the head % the Church As wen as Of IT,
state Dc IS preceded By a season of fastiHs
prayer and psnitencc- All the ceremonies attend
ing Dc have a religious signlhcance- The IN
pCrUr. unlike the other m1uarchs Is not passive
recipient Of the sceprre- but Is himself the prn-
cipal and almost the only ngure IN the enrHe
scene
Lord Perrhyn's son and hcir. who is soon @
visit The United States. VIII inherit nearly 5000
acres % land in Wales including the most ex-
teusive slate qusrrie~ 10 the United Kingdom AMI
possibly IN the world The daily output % these
Is ! ErrT1lUE EtshN
volsIngn and sustain more than I5.oo0 people
The gross income oi Lord Peurhyn from the quar-
ries Is about >S.5aio'o annually Penrhtn castle
Is one 0i the show places In Wales
A novel method Of supp-essing two quzryelsonae
women has just been adopted In Wiuzesblrre, Pa
Day after day they qu1-reIed over their back
fence and their seedlings sd annoyed the neigh
Iar- that q s5zt.sa-fagr fence has been erected
between their houses 10 vas put up the oJhes
night ly masked men, and warning vas posted
that Dc should not l5 torn down he Women
were unable ta see eael other. but tleg t'uil-
hole iu rl. fence and made remarks through that
Then a committee waited them and said q
they gua-re..i any more they would De driven
ur- gi town
The Boston Transcript SAYS. "A Parsee mer-
chant and leather nauusacturzr, KekhIsru Edalii
Tl.4ti of Bombay. India. is u5w i'm Boston ma
ter.a.s tie chrome method OF tanning. studying
the intu-rrie. 90 this country. and IN particular
the leather industry striving 60 establish
Ret lare f.- tla u-Lu-.actlred produyts % India
and Ea-r-- rl import into India some q the pro
ducts 20 this country. and. u possible % IN
U.Ill-e his fel.0V--1luJrE with the spirit OF
industrial enthusiasm that he nndS eFerEWherr
I'D America Ni- rall-i vii spend some time IN
New York ard Philadelphia before returning O
India He VIII by some American u-ac.lnery-
and NAY take some American morocco mauutEC-
rurcr TO India with him Us a partner
Counsel styysI. OF RaubliV, writes that tl-
scientists IN France aye ccv engaged upou the
problem o. ae.-ir11tizir- che IslulnrI -r-l- the
trr. which produces -gttl-re-cll, Indispensable
% sG. Cr-rst ruct50n ~ Submarine cables lt
seems that no other product EuaUn at present
REPLACES The -r--s-rcreha found ir rhe forests %
rl.- Malay peninsula ana lu certain districts IN
NaTl.U1- inferior g..lLtg- have not che r5guiSlte
durability for submarine USE Tie plantations IN
-re~e districts have been SO rl-11-S-y aZn-l--7l
lE the uatfvgs. o. no uar.1r tI.---rnIu trees AMI
cur Young plants before they come o. u--turlty-
that 70 ig feared there VIII De- shortage IN the
supply % this quality o. Eu--a-Fereha IN the
course of ffrec1 years. un-ls- means are taken O.
protect Ihe forests or % propagate lae plants
1>auLc-s-
one OF the latest improvements 10 ap0arltls
for use in the Ilr5tory IS TO control the Gov Of
water o. the basins % vasl-tlnls hy means O.
push buttons located close to the basin Sus-
reudei from the vail are two pairs 90 electro
magnets. each pair being mounted in such man
ner Az to drive piston mp or down. according 6"
which button Is pressed. The movement % the
piston opens 0r closes either the hot or cold
valveS- allowing the water Co i1V into the bowl
The current NAV be obtained nom nest % hat
terits located sr ans convenient point. and tnc
aurasa-us Jocks much uCater than the screw or
great advantage for the urv isuccr- The iuveLtu-
places metallic circuit closer in the side ~ ria