The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-30

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The British and Foreign Bible Soci-
ety's annual report states the years
issues at 4,915,O00, a reduction of 1885,
600. This, however, is due wholly to
the Chinese crisis. The falling off there
10 250,O00, so there Is considerable
gain in other fields. Foreign sales in
tWenty-seven countries, through Sl2
colporteurs, We're 100000.
The last clause of will which was
filed for probate in Washington, Dis
trict Of Columbia the other day signifi-
cantly says: 1.-THE net sum of $1S6,O00
left by this will is the financial result
q long life of industry and economy,
and If used for good and useful pur-
poses by those to whom it is now given
Is enough. And if not so used is too
much"
Warm in Missouri. 1t Is related that
factory that required large number
Of eggs daily disposed of the eggs that
were found to be stale and unfit for
use by carting them to deserted field
and dumping them. An observant far
mer found that the hot weather was
Matching these eggs. BY visiting the
place daily he has secured enough
chickens to stock first class poultry
yard.
The trees now growing on the farm
near Franklin, New Hampshire, where
Daniel Webster was born are to be cut
up into friction matches, manufact-
uririg company having paid $4,000 for
the standing timber upon it. The leg
fslature OF New Hampshire refused at
lts last session to pay $4,000 for the en-
tire farm, though many patriotic citi-
gems Of the State petitioned to have it
preserved as a perpetual memorial of
.>reN Hampshire's greatest son. Too
bad, vet there is something not entirely
inappropriate in trees that are connect
I'd with Webster giving light.
I There are other climates. To the
Montreal Gazette Newfoundland cor
respondent writes: This is the coolest !
summer for many years, especially |
hlong the eastern and southern shores |
III the island. We would gladly part /!
with our cold for small portion Of the |
heat that is killing so many in New
York and London. The better class of |
have been burning fires in
their sitting rooms with the exception |
|of d few days, up till the present date
July 90 To secure thorough cooling |
New Workers and Bostoniaps have only !
to take holiday in Newfoundland this |
summer"
They had performance Of "Io1anthe"
In Hagerstown, Maryland, the other
evening, and this is the way it struck
the musical critic of the Hagerstown
paper: Melodic curves Of divine inten-
sity vaulted aloft mirroring the per-
the struggle for subliminal expression
upon the airy fabric of voice dreams.
Ecstatically, yet orderly, the chorus
rang its accompaniment, dashing the
serene waves Of its cloud-clapt visions
right up to the ultimate bars of human
reach. The audience was sympathetic
and enrapt hanging with dramatic fer
vor to the meticulous inspiration Of the
passionate verve of the sinuous, yet If
direct and coordinate harmo-
MES, which passed oft the ivory gates
ind scored their triumphs in the very |
1eart Of musics capital.
In a recent lecture Herr Bloch, the |
,minert advocate Of disarmament, con-
ENDS that the great lesson of the An {
,lo-Boer war is the uselessness of
standing armies, the volunteer being as {
,fficient as the regular. The Beers
lave shown that small nation with ,
tut military training is a match for {
treat one with an army Of regulars
Modern rifles make cavalry and artil-
cry useless and destroy the utility of 6
lrill and of close formations and evo- {
utions. The German Army to- day is /
rained on the system which the Beers j
lave exploded. So is the French. t
they might as well be disbanded. Con- l
cription Is no good, as the huge armies t
t produces get no such training as is a
worth their while Modern weapons c
i've the defender of his country so
reat an advantage over the invader f
hat the occupation of the latt ter is
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