The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-10-10

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After years of study of the subject
Professor Alfred Newton of Cambridge
says that without doubt bird migra-
ton is the greatest mystery in the en-
tire animal kingdom-"a mystery" he
added. 'that can be no more explained
by the modern man of science than by
the simple minded savage of antiquity"
DIR. Alfred w. Schooley, borough
physician of Braddock, Pennsylvania,
treated 102 cases of smallpox at the
pesthouse during the year past, only
one Of which proved fatal. He attrib-
utes his success to the fact that he
refused to permit any Of his patients
to taste alcoholic beverages during
their illness.
Those who go to the St. Louis fair
next year wont get much for nothing,
but the st. Louis Globe-Democrat an
nounces that in making arrangements
for the entertainment of the visitors
nobody has thought of charging any
thing for the spray of the fountains.
Perhaps it isn't too late. =. g.
Negro preachers of Delaware waited
upon Governor Hum at Dover the other
morning and asked him to do something
to put a. stop to the scandalous disor-
ders at camp meetings. He said he was
ready either to police the camp meetings
certain necessary preliminaries having
been attended to) or to advise the Gen
eral Assembly to pass a law making the
camp meetings illegal, The negro
preachers will confer some more upon
the subject. and let Governor HUM
know the result November 2.
Alfred Reeves, the man who is mainly
responsible for introducing the wind
shield fer-rffe advantage of harness
racers going against time, acknowl-
edges in a letter to the Sun that the de-
vice undoubtedly adds three or four
seconds to a horses speed. He thinks,
too. that a wind shield properly made
might make difference of five seconds
to a horse that was perfectly rated to
&c behind IT, Mr.. Reeves defends Its
use, but he comedies that all records
made with it should be put in a special
class by themselves.
AT all previous royal visits the wife
of the French president has been con-
tent to stay in the background, for she
has no official standing. When, how
ever. the King of italy visits Paris this
month Nine Loubet will be put on the
same plane as Queen Helena. Accord
ing to the plans which have been made,
President Loubet will ride in one car
rage with the king, while Nine. Loubet
viii ride in the other with the queen.
Mime. Loubet will also for the first time
accompany the royal party to the gala
performance at the opera. -.a
Queen Wilhelmina and the Sultan Of
Turkey have. the credit of being the only
reigning monarchs at the present time
who are teetotalers. The sultan, in spite
Of ali his faults, is a strict follower OF
Mahomet. and his religion forbids him
to partake of alcoholic drinks. Queen
Wilhelmina, on the other hand, is tee
totaIer from conviction, and with char
acteristic energy she tries to induce 9th.
ers to follow her example Her init
mate friend. Princess Pauline of Wur.
teraberg, is said to have done so, and il
others of equally exalted rank are moi
persuaded by the queen to become
workers in the cause Of temperance il
will not be her majesty's fault.
An extraordinary take of mackere
occurred at Folkstone the other day
1t was during a heavy sea in the Eng
lish channel, so heavy that many O.
Z the nets had to be cut away in orde
to save the overladen boats. Three
smacks got $4,000 mackerel, one having
ia its own share 10000, and six other