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discoN a. ,ot 81 modern as II IS supposed -
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l,,,ti.e art IN which they clal. eh On was.
ssn,,arently coGntenapced almost "sA'S-h'e hun
dred years ago.
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PoreNTlALITIEs OF COAL TAR.
N 10 I.ondon GIohe.

From The LONDON Globe.
The discoveries of the pOtentialities Of coal tar
h~ve allowed Of the production OF the beautiful
alizarine and anlne coloTs Of to-day. and il has
made them far cheaper than the old pigments II
is characteristic that while Englishman made
the discovery on which a great part of modern
chemical industry Is based, none OF his cOuntrymen
c"uld be induced to take advantage of IT, II was
zoo tbeoretic for the sef-styed practical man ~
business who preferred his old method OF the vat
and the tub; and the prophet OF coal tar being
without honor I'm his own country. had 10 And n
refuge among 6eIhallS' WHO were not so blind TO a
iugo
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AN ARCHBISHOP coNsEcRATEo.

Halifax. Sept. 9-The Most Rev. Edward ]. Mac
Carthy was cOnsecTated Archbishop OF Halifax to-
day. The prelate. who Is a native OF Halifax, was
formerly rector of St. Mary's Parish and St.
Mary's Cathedral. where the ceremony held
The consecrating Archbishop was the Most Rev
Donatus Sbarretti. OF Ottawa, Archbishop OF Ephe-
sus and Apostolic Delegate % the Dominion OF
Canada The Rev. DrS Shahan and Pace, OF the
Catholic University, Washington and Father Nc
GOldrtck, of Brooklyn three friends OF Archbishop
Mccarthy, Halifax FOR the conservation
and presented the episcopal ring.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Rsopening Of the public schools In boToughs a m
Reliability tests OF the Motor Boat Club of
America, 18TH street and the Hudson River. after
Illustrated lecture fall and fashions by
Whitney, Waldorf Astoria. $50 y.
Labor party meeting. 328 2lst street. D. m.
Opening OF Brooklyn priests
Shelter Island m.
Outing the Timothy Sullivan Association from pier
at Bd street and the East River. ESQ a.
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ApAPTABlLITY AT A DISCOUNT.

From The Iady's Pictorial
A. one time there used always to be a brislx do
~ ',,,rg hostesses for "adaptable s,fsst
MANI as and women who would make themselves gen
lneH II s and IL needs be, sleep I'm tbs boX
elLI'SS S Tsut adautability is at a discount IN
ddSoa dec' guests who are consistently pleased and
kt ar he Introduced into a house full OF nar
and women who are al intent on making their
else
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NEW DUO DE BROGLIE.
His Ancestor Vas Lafayette's Lieu
tenant in the american Var.

Among the old ducal houses OF France the name
of De Rroglie possesses special interest 20
Americans by reason OF the fact that one OF its
most distinguished members, Prince Victor de
1,rosi,o served through the War OF Independence
IN This country as OF the principal lleutenants
~ General the Marquis de Lafayette He was
afterwa.d guillotined by Rohespierre IN 1884
ais son married the daughter of the celebrated
Nine de stasl. and it is their grandson. the hfth
f,gc de Broglie who has just been gathered to his
fathers His eldest son and successor. the new
duke ls man about thirty years old. and by taste
ana profession a sailor. having served IN the
navy IN which he attained the rank OF lieutenant
until he retired. a couple Of years ego. on half
nav. IN order 20 marry the daughter OF the Baron
Dc Rochetaiuee He Is a much more popular IN
diyidual than his father. for the latter was the
tvps Of dull mediocrity. the extent OF which
intensified rather than diminished by the extraor-
Sinary pains which were taken 20 educate him
into a paragon or learning. and which nearly had
the result 81 rendering him Pedantic and tiresome
incspahle Of any original remark. Of any OF
those witty sayings for which his own father the
fourth duke. Justly famous
This fourth duke WAS the Prime Minister OF
France during the Presidency os Marshal Mac
Mahon. and while man of extraordinary culture
and vast intellect owing his seat in the Academy
rot 70 his rank but 20 the briliancy OF his at
,.i,r,ents was distinguished for his amazing ab-
senoe of mind. which involved him in all sorts
OF amusing contretemps.
The 6ucal house OF de Broglie is Of Piedmontese
origin traces back its descent in an unbroken line
20 the twelfth century. and owes its French duke
dom 10 the splendid military services or the eeie-
hrated commander and Field Marshal OF France
Francois de Rroglie the date Of the patent being
August 20 l7A2 A little later he received from the
Emperor Of Germany the dignity OF Prince OF
the Holy Roman Empire. and It is thanks 10 this
that all the Junior members Of the family bear
the title Of prince. Few houses OF the frehch no
blitv have played more important role In the
military annals OF their country ana there are
at least a dozen famous generals or that name
who during the seventeenth and eighteenth cen
turtles achieved distinction on the battlehelds or
FSlrope The new Due de Broglie has up TIL now
only a little daughter. and the next heir 10 ms
honors is therefore his fourteen-year-old brother
Louis Failing him. there are three brothers OF
his father and their The eldest or MS uheles
Prince Amadee dc Broglie. is married TO marie
Saw one OF The heresses Of the great sugar Te-
aner Henry Say. II may be remembered that her
immense fortune. ike that Of her sister the
Vtcorntesse de Tredern. and OF the American Woo"
Of her brother was swallowed up last year IN the
ruin Of the president of tho Say sugar rehhefies'
who unable TO retrieve the wreck due To incfeo-
tblv foolish speculation and 20 downright dis-
honesty. committed suicide.
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IRISH REvIvALrsT COMING.

Although the Hon william Gibson. son and heir
q Lord Ashbourne Unionist Lord High Chancellor
~ lrelaUoD, and GA his way 10 tn.s country IS
Ike his father. O Tory Of the most pronounced de-
'scfiyticn, yet there Is no stl Of Erin en-
ttUaisstie and more passionatey devoted 20 every
thing lT,sa, especially to ali the ud customs and
traditions To him. irdeoe. belongs tic credit OF
Aayin. been o.e of the orlgiAators Of the Gaelic
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ARCHBISHOP FARLEY RESTING.

Archbishop Farley remained quietly az home yes
terday. taking part in the services in the ca
thedral other than celebrating his private mass at
o'clock At his residence, adjoining the cathedral
the ArchbishOps said was resting after
HIS long ocean trip. but added that his grace
would resume HIS customary official routine to-day
Father Hughes. OF the Junior priests attached
20 the cathedral. Offfcated at yesterday mornings
services.
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WscoUNr HAYasHI NAV REslcN.

-"aaeh eert lh-"fhe Daily TeleEraph's' To-
Ao correspondent says thar Nisoount Havsshi has
~'o-N hae known his intention of resigning as
f'iesh A'hs'er nut thar % Is hoped De can he
prevailed Hpn 20 retain The rortf1lia.
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A WEDDING.

The marriage of Clifford Harrington and Miss
Florence Ryer Thorn. only daughter OF William f.
and Amelia A. Thorn. took place at Tire home OF
the bride Northern Terrace. Riverdale-O on Hudson
on Saturday afternoon. The Rev. Ira NJ. Dodd
Of1ciated- Only near relatives were present at the
ceremony.
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WILL LAY MUCH CABLE-The signal corps
viii lay this year large amount OF cable tAe
purchase OF which has already been undertaken by
tho War Department. The most important pEoiecs
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WOULD REDUCE FARES FOR JACKIES-The
suggestion has been made TO the Navy Department
that ~ ARRANGEMENTS could be made with the rail-
road companies 10 carry the sailors Of the navy at
half fare or reduced rates. IL would be OF great
bsneAt 10 the service and would cause the enlist
rnent Of more men from the inland towns. who are
now compelled 10 pay the full fare out OF their own
rockets when they wish 10 see their home folks
5rbe sailors of the British navy permitted to
travel on the various boats and railway lines at
dens rtment that an American blue1aeket. IN unit
form will be transported for half fare IN England
the colonies
CIVILIANS WILL COMPETE--The Navy De-
pertment Is in receipt OF numerous inquiries from
experts IN naval construction In civil life who de-
sire to enter the competition OF designs for the
new battleship Something like twenty serious
propositions have been submitted rom as many
sources inquiring 20 the chief charactertstics
and asking for further statistics regarding the
ship. The fact that the law requires vessel OF
proportions and qualifications at least equal 10. II
not superior TO- the biggest and best of the type
abroad has introduced element OF uncertainty
as 10 what would be regarded a an acceptable YES
sci. The Navy Department authorities feel that
the connection VIII be q lively one and viii result
in many now ideas OF battleship equipment, In
cluding the Aghting power OF the ship as repre-
the protective quality arrived at by lessening the
tion. therefore will place the Navy Department
ia possession OF some new ideas. but IL Is ques-
ton To their authors. It is not expected that the
approved design will come from "A civilian source,
although as has been stated IL II appreciated that
details ot construction and equipment OF value are
destined TO be derived from the competitors IAe
Navy Department has sent practically infOTna-
tion to these civilian designers. Some or tEeIn
asked for SO much information that IL would nave
been impossible to comply with the requests with
0ut entailing much labor upon the department as
well as running the risk OF incurrlng tho charge
OF favoritsm in giving more Information 10 one
competitor than to another.
WILL LAY MUCH CABIE.-The signal corps
viii lay this year large amount OF cable the
purchase OF which has already been undertaken by
tho War Department The most important PEoiecs
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ODD HAPPENINGS I'm 1906

some amateur tbeatrtcals near Victoria
IN January, two people in the stalls
| whenever the heroine was kissed kissed
! each other loudly. The man of this
| couple was husband to the stage hero
inc, and this was his way of reprovine
behavior across the footlights, to which
he was distinctly opposed,
Weird Wills.
When the late Michael Davitt be
queathed to all his friends "kind
thoughts, to my enemies the fullest
possible forgiveness, and to Ireland my
undying prayer for her absolute free
dom, he vet did not leave the strang
est will of the twelve.months probate
Mrs. Christina Hoch Of Brooklyn
willed the ashes of her body, when ere
mated, as fertilizer for rosebush on
her son IS grave; Mrs. Isabel Kreamcr,
at Westminster (Eng,) left her cork
leg to the parish Poor Warden; and a
$500 to the staff of local newspaper,
''in gratitude for having been so often
entertained by their writings
Alphonse Strauss, one of London g
millionaire merchants, dying last May,
disposed of an estate of $1,461 Jos in
Just 43 words-nearly $4,000 word :,
while January brought sudden wealth
to poor French girl, who attended
the sale of a great aunt s effects to
The only bidder for a shabby book of
devotions-she found between its
leaves will bestowing upon her the
, entire property, valued at $4,000.
Life's Little Ironies.
IF this last was the brighter side of
those little ironies which Life shows the
world each year the darker side ap-
peared to sleep-talking farmer of Sib-
ley, Iowa. He had committed mur-
der two years ago, but had never been
suspected, Confessing the crime while
asleep, he was arrested, repeated his
confession III court, and was duly SEN
fenced
In Milwaukee february one Harry
Martens, playing ghost to frighten some
negroes, fell down stairs in the dark
and became ghost! And fellow
named Durenne, living near Quebec, in
the belief that the rope by which a sui.
eide has hung himself will bring later
owner luck, stole such a rope, only to
fall to his death the next minute,
through the rotten flooring of the bel
fry.
Was it not ironical. too that a mere
IdEihtHb VI lu' VI luC
English poet Chatterton, should have
sold (October) for Sl55, and that in the
unfortunate versifyer' S native town Of
Bristol, where he had died of starvation
In his seventeenth year.
In Furrin' Parts.
Europe has had many an odd tale to
tell since January was here, Antrim
has produced man beside whom Pooh
Bah was laborer of very single aim.
For this busy Irishman is land steward,
pier overseer, port payclerk, gamekeep-
er, mining superintendent, bog-bailiff,
auctioneer, real estate agent, supervisor
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male) acting as best man and maids Of
honor.
In New York. during February
masked ball, there was a panic and
many casualties. all because the (cot-
ton )snowman Of the grand march had
suddenly caught fire.
The Gentler Sex.
In Colusa county, California, Miss
Florence Barker ran against her father
for school trustee and won out, in spite
of the fact that he was standing to sue
ceed himself She did it because she
had heard he was going TO oust a teach
er who was her girlhood s intimate
October saw Mrs. May Foster of Ko-
komo, Indiana, publicly baptizing her
husband, In the creek Of Woodlawn
schoolhouse; while not many weeks ear
lier word had come out of Bavaria of
three mothers-inIaw living happily un-
der the roof of the common son -in-law.
More than this, each mother-in-law had
her own mother. while the host had his
his wife number threeD and four
daughters of the gentler sex to
one mere man.
Pulpit and Platform
Buttons sewn on q silk ground formed