Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-22
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the same way as other cases of crimes
looming under the jurisdiction of the
federal courts If this b.!. is passed BY
congress it viii prove OF great advan-
itaee to the Argentine Napubiic, where
Immigrants and foreigners generally
lv;ll feel themselves better protected
ithan when they have to deal with the
judiciary in the provinces.
The young sultan of Johore has been
travelling about Australia under his
family name, and ii was as MIR. lbra-
him that he was stopped at F'ermantle
by the customs officials rs a forbidden
alien. according to the London Chroni-
Gle. The late sultan, whose house
about London and up the river as Mr..
Albert Baker. and on one occasion
passed thru one of the London courts
under that name. Some intimates oc-
casionalIy called him Albert, but on one
occasion = in well-khoWn billiard
room at Colombo partner in play
tl;ed to inspire him TO fresh effort with
a too familiar Buck VI, Bertie, and
greatly upset him. Both Albert Baker
and Mr. lbrahim always expected to be
''highnessed' in the eastern ports, al
tho the young sultan VOW gets little
Difference OF the sort outside the bounds
of Johore Bahru.
The Cedar RAPIDS Republican Is ear
~ in the field with the suggestion of f.
IF. Dawley. of tina. city. to succeed
Judge Shiras, who 1t IS asserted Will
retire from the bench next fall. The
Republican feels warranted in saying
that Mr.. Dawley will be candidate for
the appointment
"A university" said John Henry
Newman us in its essence place for
the communication and circulation of
thought by means of personal inter-
course
That was some yeats ago. Now
university is in its esserce a group of
buildings costing SIS. 100000 containing
apparatus costing slo,00G.0O0 and in
the custody of faculty whose salaries
foot up 100000, where young persons
regardless of religious beliefs, provided
only they have the dollars. may learn TO
use tobacco and slang. Lille.
Down in Cochran, Ga, the affairs of
civil justice are administered by Judge
Edwards. who is also m enthusiastic
farmer. one cloudy spring afternoon
court was convened TO ,sH peculiarly
tortuous and perplexing case. Judge
Edwards listened with growing unrest
He was observed at last TO seize slip
of paper, scribble a few words. place
the document beneath q heavy paper
weight and reach for his hat. Cap
tain" he called Cherry, excuse me
fur interruptin' you, sub, YOU go right
Oh with your argument, which Is a
darned good one. It's suah goin' to rain
this evenin', gentlemen. an I've got TO
set out my potatoes right away. But
YOU go right on. captain. When you
an the major get thru you alfll ind
my decision under this heah paper
weight" And the door closed upon an
Gstonished orator.
Gle said some one told him yesterday
that he was the handsomcst man in his
family"
That's bad habit he's got"
WHAT"
Talking to himself"
Philadelphia Press.
The chief of the supreme court OF
justice in Chill. Senior Jose Miguel
Gazette. died lately from the conse-
quences of a mistake. He was I'LL, and
drank a strong dose OF sulphuric acid
from a bottle which he supposed con-
tanned a remedy. The event has caused
a deep feeling of regret IN Santiago So
ciety, not only on account of the man
ner in which his death occurred. but
also because Senior Gazette was one OF
the best and most respected jurists in
Chilli, where he had rendered many
services in the different missions which
had been intrusted to him by the gov
ernment outside of his regular judicial
functions.
The Scientific American says that
Point Reyes. an important United
States weather bureau Sid storm sig
nal station, located on tie California
coast some thirty five miles north of
San Francisco, holds the worlds record
for high, strong, continuous winds.
Last year Point Reyes captured this
honor from the weather stations OF the
earth, and again this month (May) has
gone several notches higher on the
meteorological scale. On May is, 1902,
the wind at Point Reyes attained a ve-
locity of 102 miles an hour, and for
several minutes was rushing along at
the furious rate of 120 mites per nour
A fearful gale lasted fer three whole
DAYS. and at one time the winds in a
playful mood ripped the cups from the
thermometer. This year. on May IA. the
winds commenced to bow again with
the greatest violence. For four days
the velocity registered averaged more
than sixty miles an hour. For nine
GAYS the average velocity was fiftyt two
miles an hour. The total number of
miles recorded on the thermometer was