The sun., 1902-02-09

| us r,a.d n Ter cent M per cent.
! Widowed ......,..,.... per cent. per cent.
B,fs. q. ma, rem,
Fore,sn' '''''.'''''',' Der cent. Der cent.
Doriieiis.
Rural '...''''..'.'''"' pr cent' psr cn, ssn;
Hnnsi HIpsn '''''''''''''''' per eeat "a pey cent,
u,s,sss hsnssi'on' IS n,r cent. 1, DER cent.
HishS edue.,ed............ Ser eent Der cent.
me ssreemens OF the nu"'oe'S 'o' Wv WV
years u ain,a.ney anna. @ Seod ,r,,,s, areren,
classes as follows
| To.ai No. of
| - g. he ASsyssa ,So ~
| Agriculture. Fishery. ..... .e.s2tooo =,
Industry, transportation 'eSssSS9 (,
| Domestic service .....,...... $4,000 10
Lnern Pe Rroiess'ohs eno pup m, oco rs
| r. -, .,.I -. ..vsr.
| ,orapd nt,ecLs ~ esonnrty than toward
attacks on the person 3,ses persons were
| condemned during the year. 1wenty
| were condemned TO death. ~ 10 perpetuai
| Imprisonment. es 20 twenty years imprison,
msht ~. 70 les: than sweh1x nha ght s9Tre yesTs
| i,007 TO more than one year, 2t TO less thah
one year. ao . ,.,o,.
| Fewer criminals each year escape beloree
| trial. The statistics OF petty crimes ano
misdemeanors are analyIed 10 the same
| fashion. but can not be given here.
| povr,.r,ox or c,s.n.
.,-
| Mr.. Paul Leroy Beaulicu has recently
| studied Capada in the Ecoroniste Francois
| T., eco, .L ,s,si ra,,i,,ior w,. . "a, ooo.
| a., -. ~. 80 r -. -. ,oti
| ~ CO.., rror, ,ss, 20 ,s-, tho incres se
was ,7n per cent. 10 ,ssi 10 Der cen. to
| 1901. nearly " per cent. During the past
| ten years Great Britain mot irelanu, has
ihcISaseo npout Per Srh.' rres .nas ,ndin0 ,n1re
| increase for the United States uss1 Ieool
| the same period 10 Trr cent
In the maritime provinces. in Ontario and
| he Northw territory and British Columbia
| on the other hand, have increased 90. ii6
ea % 9T d IN Se IN .ne aIs
Of the ominion Is chiefly due TO emigration
| to the United States.
The SRBuI. AROUND NOVA PrRsEr
Sir Norman Lockyer. in making some
comments upon recent observations of the
nebula discovered surrounding Nova Persei
! eSpt'''s ,',i,' S,u a'',,rosjn, n.h,,ia %
o. NC nrnnios'S Dy Suppo,Is ~ "a opm ~ ~
/ metccrtcs, The principal collision might,
IONS ia vnrinu. pnrtS of the original nebula
/ ,s ight cause fCc6ler phenomena of the same
general sort at the points Of impact. A, B.
! G II, &c The effect az might die out be-
4 observed successive changes, of position. OF
ss 6Ft & S OF Ho' SS a0S al masp at
| from place to place. but simply TO success
| sivc impacts whose eueCtS ole out rapldly
| These remarks are IN hgreenent win Slr
| NoI',"r I ~ obim 49, '''' "'''
nr,o,,,,,,.,,r,o 40 m rD,,v>,,c nt.x.srs
,r,o rro,oh ,,or,,aoon, com r,i,,.a an eni-
do,,io. 'r,,o,n,rends'
! 40 The declaration Of each case OF such
! disease must ho insisted upon, and disinfec-
! 49,, ,,,,,s, a. o,,,o N. rssor,eS 70 ~, First
- ~ go DO, tho water sunn,, ,s upcon-
! .srinsted q, statistical reports must be
! regularity made ~ Keep the statistics OF
! tuberculosis separately (5l Keep the sta
tstcs OF alcoholism separately t6l Syphil-
/ itic diseases are TO have separate chapter
also hyslenr mus, " pe ~
, bosnSi,aIs wv, %hen ,hev are discbar red NOT
| cured
THE DIAMETER oP JUPITER
| Tha ocnarent dinn,eter ot Jupiter has been
measured by Prof See with the ?c-neh re-
| tractor nt washing gton during daylight or
| twiligh so as TO reduce the effect OF irradla-
Z tion. The results, reduced 10 'he planet
mean distance No'EoI are
Eguatottai Polar
| Day. ay.....................-...s s7oS' S22,,
Night ................,......Ss 70 ss-
The dtameters measured at night are
i..nr nn nrcoun, nf this very irradiation
| The daylight measures correspond most
nearly 10 the actual dimensions Of the planet.
Of course whlGh are se''sl anI go HW.h W,h
prof Ncwcomb's value for the mass OF the
planet its density turns out TO be 1 IS times
uv,our ar WAVES
,urinp n storm in which the wind velocity
u..,>d tror, on 10 ,6o k;lor,e,res nor bour
varied from o" W NV pe' HOu'
$50 to e3 miles, the heights OF waves were
obse,ved at the Peterhead brcakwater
in Scotland The results showed the
~ w P S,,' -, 20, hoIIo,y vas 10 ynetros
(about 40 feet), the period from 13 to II
seconds, and the length Of the waves from
l5o TO 2l9 metres lfrom 500 TO 700 feeD.
These figures are larger tnan those usually
accented for ocean waves, which are ap-
- -, L.. Woyos In a strong braaza
proAihta'ef M".'s ia -, ~ c..
about va iee'i ia gaze, aooHv we ieel,
III hurricaile' aoou' - wv
DESTRUCTION OF bACIhhiA n' "h'S' trh"
,s-- ..., ,,,,,,,. ,.