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 Recently acquired mine property has made the Marquis of Londonderry the Y largest colliery owner in the United Kingdom.
 Minister ,Wu has assured the aut thor ities of the St. Louis Exposition that he will use his influence to persuade sthe Chinese Government to make an exhibit at the fair.
 The Austrian emperor has conferred ' the title of Hereditary Baron on Dr. Francisco Kaska, who went to Mexico \ in the entourage of Maximilian, has since remained there in business. s Professor Hinckley G. Mitchell of the Boston University School of Theology has gone to Palestine where he will epend year as director of the Ameri- can School for Oriental Study and Re- search.
 # Ex- President Grover Cleveland hav- ing helped so materially to the glory Of Norwich's Old Home Week Is now going out to Colorado, it is announced, to shoot bears in the big game pre- serve known as Green Beulah Park.
 Sir Henry Primrose, now on his way ato this country, Is a cousin of Lord Rosebery. At one time he was private secretary to MT. Gladstone. Later, he ! was private secretary to Lord Ripon, whom he accompanied or followed to India.
 Professor Paul C. F'reer of the general 7 laboratory of the University of Michi- gan has gone to the Philippines to take charge of a branch of the department Of health there. He has received a years leave of absence from the uni versity
 ding to correspondence issued Hy the London foreign office 9s per cent, of the slaves of Zanzibar and Ren1ha prefer to remain slaves. This peculiar condition of affairs is owing to the difficult experienced by the free natives in making a living.
 Cecil Rhodes will erect monument | to Major Allen Wilson and his twenty | four men, who were surrounded and | nhassacred by the Matabele savages in | the war against Lobengula. It will be | built on the spot where the massacre took place. The sons of the German emperor are | being educated in strict school While the crown prince is studying at Bonn his three younger brothers are hard at work at Pleon, where they are sub jected to daily routine stricter even
  than that to which they are accustom- ed at home.
 s Djelal Bey, the new first secretary of of the Turkish legation at Washing ton, is twenty eight years old, over six feet in height, a blonde, an athlete, with no fat on him, very good looking. Ru- nor heralds him as an accomplished musician, an expert with the foils and 3 confirmed golfer. His father, Muniff Pasha, spoke twenty languages.
 An extraordinary phenomenon is re- ported from the central provinces of In- dia. Over twelve hundred square miles |n the Chanda district the bamboos are III in flower slender seedlings of six years growth being laden with blos- I0n, as well as maturer trees The bamboo only flowers about once in thir-