Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-16
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The present population Of Vienna ex-
cseds 100000.
It is said that in Australia there IS
4 regular traffic in lending engage
ment rings.
King Edward carefully preserves
programs of the proceedings In which
he has taken part.
Typhoid fever Is responsible for
nearly one-third of the deaths in the
British army in India.
A homing pigeon, five months OLD
at the time, was released on the sic
of Man in August, 1903. 1t was long
e given up for lost. At last 1t has
returned to it's loft in Liverpool.
A collection Of the heads and horns
of practically every variety Of big
game to be found in northern Rhodes1a
has lust been added to the British
South Africa Company's museum IN
London.
Mohammed Ben Terna, a young
Moorish grandee, has gone mad from
unavailing efforts to keep three wives
together in peace and seclusion IN a
nat in Paris. Mohammed goes to an
asylum and his wives go back to Tan
gier.
Germany's cavalry, following the ex-
ample Of the Russians, carries Swe-
dish camp kettles covered with q non-
conducting substance, SO that the heat
generated by a fire continued for
twenty minutes Is sufficient to do the
cooking.
London saloonkeepers say that they
are likely to be driven out OF bust
ness whenever a large Jewish popula-
ton settles in their neighborhood. The
Jews are reported to be much more
abstemious in the use Of liquors than
Christians.
The London Vegetarian Messenger
commends footwear without animal
tint" The soles are made Of "Bala-
ta"--which Is made Of canvas and
rubber, canvas is used for uppers and
bright American cloth" for toe-capA,
straps and trimmings.
1872 De-
There il a great forest wealth in the
Sultanate Of Morocco, but it has never
been touched. The country also
abounds in orange, lemon, fig, date,
arolla, almonds, nut and other fruit
trees. The exports of dates especial
~ are very large and steadily increas-
ing.
At Braybrooke Church, England, Is
still to be seen q monster trumpet,
sixty-six inches long, which was used
in the early part Of the last century
to summon the people to church in
stead Of church bells. II was also for
merly used by the choir leader during
service.
There will be a cremation feast In
Prom PENN, the capital of Cambodia,
soon. The body Of Norod0m, the late
king il to be incinerated, and with 1t
will be burned the bodies of the new
kings mother, his deceased queen,
four princesses, nine princes and
twelve mandarlns.
Brevity and economy in honey
moons, the London@Express says, are
becoming the fashion. Even wealthy
people, 1t says, are showing a ten
dency to limit the wedding tours to
three or four days in Paris" Many
60 straight to their new home from
the church and stay there.
At the Limerick quarter sessions re
Gently the Judge on the bench was
Informed that there was no criminal
business either from the city or the
county for disposal. The crown solicit
tor said that since the spring assizes
Of 1904 an indictable onense had not
been returned for trial for the city.
At a recent political meeting in
Brighton, England, a speaker, finding
that the point Of one Of his jokes had
missed, sorrowfully remarked: II had
hoped, gentlemen, that you would
have laughed at that" A plaintive
voice came through the silence: Il
laughed, mister" Then everybody
laughed.
A Jury in Lindsey, Lincolnshire, En-
GLAND, after being out some time on
q. case Of alleged false pretenses, re
turned to court and said: 1--WE can't
bring him in guilty and don't like to
4 he 10 NOT guilty" They were sent
back and in fifteen minutes reached
this verdict: eve ind him guilty, but
not with intent" The prisoner was
d~iachar1ed.