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 Miss Archer, daughter and heiress of the late Fred Archer, the noted English jockey, recently came into possession of her fortune of about $6OO OOO
 Tn the Wisconsin zinc field there are thirteen magnetic separating plants in operation, and it is said that this use of ro-magnetism is greatly increas- ing the yield of zinc in that district.
 1,n vxy1, h xyp yielded the greatest amount of gas and shown the most tremendous force in it's outrush have revealed a pressure or about $50 pounds to the square inch on the rock confining the gas,
 Tn this age of steel stone has by no means been put out of use in building important viaducts and bridges. The second largest stone arch bridge in the world was recently completed at Sal coma, Austria. It's span is no less than 27s feet.
 M. Falliere, whose name Is pronounce ed as if spelt "Fal-yehr," is sixty-fve years of age and is already spoken of by Parisians as "Loubet II" for his views are such that his policy is ex- pected to be practically a continuation I of President Loubet's.
 A tract of 1,4OO acres of coal lands in Jefferson county has been purchased by the Rochester & Plttsburg Coal and Iron company, the price named in the deed being $125,OOO It Is the intention of the new owners to ship most of the product over the B. R. P. Railroad. The Indian Witness uses Booker T. Washington's autobiography, up from Slavery" as the text and illustration of a sermon to native Christians on the power of character and the influence of honest toll in creating it. India may learn from the American negro,' it says.
 Ten years ago there were 556 Am orleans in the City of Mexico. The Di- rectory printed last December shows 6,745. Prohibition has in some meas- ure struck the town. A law was re- gently passed closing saloons at 9 o'clock, and 'puique joints" at 6 in the evening,
 Having been described in the Wash ington Post as a noble red man, Law yer Robert L. Owen has written a let ter to the editor. T hold as a self-evi- dent truth, he says, "that man who is ninety-nine parts Irish and one part Cherokee, Is to all intents and purposes an Irishman, even if he is by the stat utes of the United States Cherokee Indian"
 In whiskey case tried at Concordia, was asked what he understood a nui- sance under the prohibitory law to be, ito which he made the following an- swer: "A place where man goes in at the front door on his feet, appar- ently in his sober senses, and is hauled out at the hind door on his back like dog"
 Australia has adopted the system of drying milk. The milk is evaporated between steam rollers and sold as powder. AS nothing but water has been abstracted, the addition of water makes wholesome, clean and sterile milk. A leading medical officer is re- ported to have said that the adoption of dried milk at some of the asylums for consumptive patients and in gen. eral hospitals has proved a success. Good Templars held in Danzig, an or- ganization which numbers 26OOO adults