Arizona republican., 1901-09-13

Joseph JeiIefsOn IS agaln m e-ScsllenS hsalth. His cheeks are rosy, his eyes bright ana his step firm. He says that he owes his good health to his out-of- door life.
 Lord Kitchener once had very ex- traordinary experience. having swal- lowed a bullet with which he had been wounded. During th campaign of 1888 Major Kitchener was hit in the side of the face by a bullet during a skir- mish near Sual,im, and was taken down the Nile aE5 thence to the Cita- d5. hospi al at Cairo. where. despite all efforts cf the surgso ons. the bullet could not be located. The wound was a healthy one and soon healed. and the medical officers came to the conclusion ;rat the bullet had worked it's way out without being noticed. The majors nurse one cay t=mpted the patient's appetite with q tasty beefsteak. which the major had n sooner attacked than he pu; his hand to his throat. eXclaim- ing: "Bilton, if there was no bone in the steak I've swallowed that bullet; felt it go down," This proved 10 be the case.
 Now that Queen Victoria is dead the Empero. of Aus. ria, who was Il years old on Auguss Is. is the sovereign who has had the longest reign in Europe at the present time. fer he has bzen or the throne for nearly fiftythree years. He has the reputation of being one of the hardeSt- working sOvereiSns of the world. and ,his has b=en chaIa-- teris;ic of him all through his loas Tiff.
 An acquaintance of Thomas w. Law son. owner of the Independence, says of him that he Is something of a fatalist. The toss of a coin has determined for hir. more than one stock transac icn. Y believ-s that whatever befalts after a man has done his best is part of q grand scheme Of the total of human | events. He believes in the good luck of ' certain numcE4als: the Ssure or 8 i multip'7s appear in all his affairs. His offic- is at % State street. Boston. His l te.e phones are 323 an1 3339. respec- lively. His yachts first sailing test ' took place on .1e 3rd of June He wears a watch chain consisting Of SS3 god beads.
 1 A man who played in the first Oxford and Cambridge cricket match seventy ! four years ago is still alive. He is Herbert Jennes-FUst. aEi is now 9l y1ars of age.
 
 Charles w. Stack. a regent of inc University of California. has declined to run for mayor of San Francisco, be- cause he is foo poor.
 The Rev. Dr. William A. Bartlett oi Lowell. Mass, has accepted call tc the First Congregational church of Chicago.
 Minister Wu has assured the author ities of the St. Louis exposition that he will use his influerce to persuade the Chinese gov=i nment to make an exhibit at the fair.
 NJ Chartran. the French artist. de nies the rumor that he will stay ir France. He has decided to visit th' United States about November 1.
 
 The Rev. Thomas J. Keith. who r. gently gave up the pastcrate of a larg Baptist church in Nincennes, Ind, t join the Dowie cut. is said to be d mai of considerable scholarship. He Wa once a missionary in Iniia. and tians lated the bible into the native tongue.
 Albert H. Yoder. formerly pres.den l of Vincennes university, has been ap pointed professor of pgGagogy in tn ) University of Washington.
  General Wiles' collection of arms ha 5 been enriched by the addition of tn sword of Simon Bolivar, woIn by hir in one Of his South American cam 7 paigns.
 When woman begins -roin around about her rights. a man wan