Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-15
FACTS IN FEW LINES

A New York woman has been mar ried seven times
 Australia finds homes for more than l06.5O0 Germans.
 A Berliner takes on the average 129 street car rides a year.
 Connecticut has seven ex-governors living. Massachusetts has but three. The house of lords contains 590 peers. of whom twentytwo are dukes. Factory girls in Leeds, England. go to work fashionably attired. numbers of them on cycles.
 The present population of Greater Berlin exceeds 2.550,000. just 2,0O0,00O more than Munich.
 London had 93.5 per cent of all the cases of glanders which occurred among horses last year in England.
 To facilitate the calling up of ve- hicles telephones are to be erected on or near all the cab ranks in Berlin.
 Named in order of market sales. fish captured by New England fishermen are cod. haddock hake, pollock. hali- but and mackereL
 Over :sJOO.O0O is to be spent on hy- draulic mountings for the barbette guns of the battleship King Edward VII. now building at DcvonpOrt.
 In Galicia the wage of the farm la borer has been So reduced that be is starving to death on a p.ttance of from to 1G cents day.
 The camping grounds for civic and military organizations at the worlds fair have been laid cut 10 accOmmo- date 10000 to i2,0O0 men.
 Among GOOO00 laborers in Belgium there are 5000 men. 25.000 women and 1J.OOO children under sixteen who work more than eleven. hours q day.
 That natural sleep is due to the drug ging effect of accumulated carbonic acid in the body is the view taken by a French physiologist, pr. Raphael Dubois.
 France will probably be forced to import wheat on larger scale than heretofore The home crop of that cereal for 1902 will be little short of an absolute failure.
 Part of the Sans Souci property. W Hawaii. has been purchased by the Commercial Pacific Cable company fer a landing station for the projected cable.
 South CarOIil.p clubwomen. through their state fedora ion. have awarded sixteen scholarships in various educa- tional institutions of their state. rang ing from Kindergarten training schools 10 colleges.
 Proof of rIe great grain producing capabilities of the Zoutpaasberg is af- forded by the fact that 40.C0G bags of mealies have Eeen sent since October last to the II Hilary authorities in Pre- toria and Johannesburg.
 By presidential decree promulgated on July 9 tle government of l'ido- China is authorized to realize by means of n lean the sum of S13.5l0.o00 for the purpose of constructing railroads in the French colony named.
 \ scheme for the manufacture of pa per buttons is being put forward in San Francisco. These buttons. say the promoters of the scheme. will be cheaper than the bone and metal ones. quite as serviceabIe and of as good an appearance.
 Recent tests made by the Iowa ex- pertinent station on the value of cOndi- mental foods ia the fatteaing of stool; ire adverse to the use Of such foods Some brands Of prepared food special iy rich in protein and free from dope were fed to advantage. however.
 .Iames E. Duke. president of the to bacco trust. is erecting at Raritan, N J.. what he expects to be the finest public drinking fountain in America It will cost $S0,000, and attached thereto will be bronze statue fol which Mr. Duke paid S25,000 in Italy
 At Craig-y-Nos Mme. Patti possese: the largest piano as well. as the mos expensive orchestrion in the world The latter wonderful instrument i equal to the combined efforts of sixty performers. It cost S15,000 and has : rcpertory of over eighty operatic selec tions and airs.
 The centennial anniversary of Loui! Kossuth's birth will be celebrated il Hungary on Dec IT next. The mu nicipaIity of Budapest is making prep arations for solemn celebration, in cluding :. procession. grave. where the foundation stone O a mausoleum will be laid.
 On board the Japanese ship Asama now in British waters, there is a gar den plot of exquisite giant chrysan themums and iris in pots, which hay been made out of paper by the stokerS Nothing could be more admirably nat