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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-30
A NEWSPAPER PLAY.
'"The Stolen Story" to be Put on in
Providence.

Associated Press to The Evening Times.
Providence, r. l., April 3O.-A num-
ber of theatrical people and newspaper
men from New York. Boston and other
points are here to witness the first
performance tonight of Jesse Lynch
Williams new play, entitled 1.-The
Stolen Story" The piece derives its
inspiration from the great field of
American journalism, and the con-
cluding scene is realistic picture Of
the main editorial room of great
metropolitan daily just before the
paper, goes to press. The production
is made BY Henry w. Savage and the
cast includes Jameson Lee Finney,
Dorothy Tenant and other players Of
note
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-30
SERIOUS TROUBLEIN
MINING OPERATIONS

-. ........... 10y. .
Dubois, Pa, April 30.-The
strike situation in the Clearfield
region is threatening. Notices
have been posted by operators of :
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg.
Buffalo and Susquehanna and the
Fail Creek coal companies, giving
the scale of wages to be paid and
conditions and the word has gone
forth that an attempt will be made
to resume May l. The scale is that
OF 1903. The miners are holding
out for recognition Of the union.
Trouble is anticipated.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-30
BIG UNDERTAKINGS BILL.
Fee Of $1,000 Asked for Burial OF 1853
COrpses.

SOTvscSs
Associated Press to The Evening Times.
Salt Lake City, Utah. April 3O.-After
being on the docket for nearly two
years the case of H. Rasmussen
against the Union Pacific Coal COM
pany came up for trial in the United
States district court here today. This
Is the case in which Rasmussen, who
was an undertaken, sues the Union
Pacific company for $4,000. which he
claims as recompense for burying the
bodies of 16S miners. who were killed
in the Hanna mine disaster of several
years ago. The company has refused
to pay the bill on the ground that the
charges are grossly excessive.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-30

SUPREME COURT TAKES RECESS.
Associated Press to The Evening Times.
Washington. D. c.. April 30.-The
United States supreme court adjourn
ed today for the customary spring re-
cess of two weeks. When the court
reassembles it will remain in session
for two weeks. adjourning for the sum-
mer Of May %.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-30
Bruhr77ir7 Missionary
Creates a Sensation

BEFORE AUDIENCE AT KANSAS CITY VISITING REP
REsENTAT1vE DENoUNcEs CHRISTIAN RELIC
ION AND SAYS KEEP YOUR MISSIONARIES AT
HOME, WE DO NOT WANT THEM M''-MANY IN AUD
IENCE LEAVE THE CHURCH AND MINISTER
APOLOGIES FOR REMARKABLE STATEMENTS
OF MARAYAN KRIsHNA.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-30
THE WEATHER.

North Dakota -
Partly cloudy to-
night and Tuesday,
with showers in the
southern part.
Minnesota-Warm-
er. cloudy; showers
In central and south
ern part.
Montana - Warm
er: light winds; fair
Tuesday.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-30

Kansas City, April 3O-Bralmin missionary to America
Marayan Krsna filling the pulpit of All Souls church, Eps
copa in this city by invitation last evening said in the
sionares Ninety per cent Of those have senseess
Furthermore don't want your religion and your holy
book. We have religion Of than know what
to do with and surplus that we'd like export So pray
you Americans keep your so-caed missionaries at home If
you want to csanze send that quail
fed to teach philosophers that know their scripture I'm
til then vedas four books Of philosophy good enough
for Show country where missionaries have been that
is prosperous 1t does not exist There amnes no
plague in India before English invasion. here in the
interests Of India for India not India for England During
semb and later Rev Charles Ferguson apoogzed for Mar
ayan Krslna's statements.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-05-18
nter.Ocean Devils Lac. North Oakot NAV Is, 1905.

asked Hugh If it was true that he was
married.
Gee! Amt + got troubles enough, I,
demanded the little fighter. a
But your wife was down here look
ing for you, & vas said to him. q s3s8
Hugh dcGovernss exit from Coney
Island was precipitate in the extreme.
He was out of 81 ght3 before Dollie Gray
Met Govern appeared q
She says she was al model for How
ard Chandler Christie and other arr
lists devoted to the picturing Of beau
tiful girls, and she looks the part. She
saw her, husband in all his fights IN
til he made it impossible for her to
see him at all "a IL
The friends Of Hughey were more
than surprised to learn that he had
been married for more than year,
and that his wife, dressed as a man.
had witnessed all Of his fistic en-
counters. II, ,s
555 Mrs. McGovern had made such a
true-to-life boy that it was never sus-
1pected by the spectators at the ring
side that the dapp er, curly haired per-
son was Of the feminine gender.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-05-18

with him and help overthrow the
republican party merely TO gratify
theirsoWn vindictive selfishness. Every
fac ional fame is being tanned, and
the demo ratic party is sitting on the
highest Dinnacles Of jubilation watch
ing for the party disruption by which
they may come into power and Office.
Under the hyp erisy Of 50 called re-
form attempts are being made to dis
rupt the republican party in national
as well as state affairs. In a time
OF imp lleled prosperity these people
shout themselves hoarse that the
public lis being obbed. They charge
that there is corruption id high places,
but not one OF the SO called eformers
is able to lay his finger upon single
act Of corruption that has not been dis
covered and punished by the properly
constituted officers Of the law in the
regular discharge Of their duties.
Then when the criminal has been
brought to justice they expand their
chests and with the self righteousness
|of a pharisee they call upon all men
to behold their work.
This is the class Of men who will
forsake the party which has made the
history of this country SO far as it
is worth remembering for the last
half century, and gladly join the party
Of Hearst and the fallacies Of ruination
which he epresents. 3sss AZ
It is time that the sober thinking
men Of the republican party pause
and consider whether the country can
afford to be turned over to such a
crowd and its political allies which
are now working with might and main
to destroy the party, give the govern
|ment over to democrats and again reap
THE fearful conse quences Of a repetition
| Of the starvation, misery and want Of
/ the last Cleveland administra ton
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-05-18
THOSE WARWICK JEWELS.
Who Received the Proceeds Of the Sale
of the Countess Gems

|
Apropos of Lady Warwick's recent
| statement that she sold her Jewels, the
| proceeds being devoted to the cause
| of socialism, Francis Johnson and T.
y. Benson, secretary and treasurer of
! the British independ dent party, have
communicated the following letter to
| the London Press: 81
AS the officials Of d socialist Or
ganization which has had a good deal
to do with running socialist candi-
dates, we read the interview with Lady
Warwick with feelings of real shame,
q feeling shared, we are certain, by
every socialist to who the honor Of the
movement is dear. N n 5$
When first the statement appeared
/ In the press that the Countess of War
wick had sold her jewels to finance
Socialist candi dates,. socialists treated
litsas one of those flights Of journalistic
Imagination for which your American
contemporaries are famous. Now, how
ever. that Lady Warwick admits the
accuracy of the statement the thing
| becomes intolerable. AS it is, the Brit
fish socialist movement does not stand
very high in the eyes of our CONT
mental comrades, but now they learn
that but for the sacrifice Of IA lady of
title in selling a dIawerful of Jewels,
every Jewel I possessed no socialists
candid ate could have gone to the poll,
| it will cover our movement with ridi-
Guile. s#s a: IA 555i
What are the facts? IN all about
40 socialist candidates were run at
the general election. OF these eight
were the nominees Of the social demo-
cratic federation, ten of the independ-
lent labor party and twenty of the
trade unions. We are here referring
only to We1EknoWn socialists; there
may have been Others. In no single
lease that we know Of did Lady War
wick hand one single penny to any
trade union or inde pende labor party
|eandid ate, and it, therefore, follows
that the price of her Jewels must have
gone to the nominees of the social dem
ocratic federal ion.g
In view Of what has been said
about the matter we trust that the
responsible heads of that organization
will now tell the public at home, and
the socialist movement abroad, how
much her lad ship did contribute to-
ward the expenses of their candidates.
The independe emit labor party like the
social democratic federation, is COM
posed in the main Of working people.
reference 70 iitts It's 4 pu blished balance
sheet, which may be had on applica-
ton, will show that it raised, mainly
from it's members, a total OF fsee 33,S7 at
its head office for election purpose, in
addition to the sums raised in COM
|stituencie where candidate were run,
and to the 25 per cent of the return
ing officers fee from the labor repre-
|sentation committee After paying all
accounts Incurred BY its candidates.
the independent labor party has a bal
|ance to- the good IN its election fund Of
e 1.201. These figures iispo of Lady
Warwick statement that because the
socialist movement In this country is
mainly composed OF working people,
therefore it cannot pay for its candi-.
dates at election time /,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-05-18

Gilbertson will trade you new
furniture for your old stoves and
old carpets.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-18

A dos alcanz6 ell ndmero de
reos convictados a la penlten-
ciaria por la corte del Condado
de Mora en- su reciente t6rmino
William Black, sentenciado a
dos amos, por asalto con inten-
cion de matar; Ascencion Jara-
milo, tres amos, por ell mismo
deIito. habiendo su esposa sido
la victlma del asalto, que re-
cibi6 heridas de navajo. Sc nos
informa que varios pleitos ci-
viles fueron retirados, habien-
do las parties efectuado ARE
CLOS amistosos.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-18

La noche del Sabado pasado,
despues que salieron de un
bale, y en- la calle, frente al
convento de las Hermanas de
Loretto, ar Santa F6, rlneron
Juaencio Quintana, y dos mu-
chachos de nombre Guillermo
Gallegos y Ramon TrujilIo, re-
sultando sacramento cortado
Quintana. Segun Ell New Mexi-
can, la rifla Sc origin6 por una
botella de vino, en- ell bale, Y
despues los muchachos asalta-
ron a Quintana en- la calle yle
varias oortadas, CO.
mo resultado de las cuales esta
en- condicion algo s6ria. Los
asaltantes tomaron las de Vi
lladiego, y no Sc ha sabldo su
paradero.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-18
Doce Norias
Para Willard.

Ell 1ngeniero en- Jefe Key,
estuvo en- Willard a principles
de la semana y escojio un sitio
para la inmensa bomba que va
a ser instalada por ell ferroca-
rril Santa Fe en- aquel lugar.
Ell sitio escojido SO halla al
oriente del lugar dondo cruzan
los ferrocarriles Santa Fe y
Santa Fe Central. Segun in
formaclon que obtuvimos ell
Microbes, Sc ha decidido de
no hundir una noria artisano,
pero en- vez de este hundir
doce norias a la profundidad
de Ia noria que ahora existe en-
aquel lugar, y alzar ell aqua a
unos depositos en- donde sera
mejorada. La razon que Sc da
por este es que ell aqua a esta
profundidad esta conocido de
tener buenas calidades para ell
uso de ingenios.
Tres calderas para ell aqua
seran construydas y ell aqua
asi pasado por cada una de
estas, antes de ser pompeada
hacia ell oriente. Ell costo de
las norias, bombas. y llnia de
caf1oneria ascendera a cienes
de miles de pesos, y ell pago de
sueldos mensuales a los hon.
bres empleados eli Willard Sc
ra varios cienes de pesos.
Ell trabojo en- las norias Sc
comenzara de pronto y ell aqua
sera conducido por canoneria
por ell oriente hasta mas ALA
de Vaughn y hacia ell oeste
hasta Mountainair.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-18

"Sin culpa," j" fu6 ell fallo que
di6 ell jurado de la corte del
Condado de Valencia en- la eau
sa proseguida contra ell dipu-
tado alguacil mayor Toribio
Gutierrez, a quien Sc procesaba
por ell homicidio de IN Salo-
mon Vallajos, ocurrido en- Los
Lentes, ell afo de 1903. Ell re-
sultadO de este juicio registra
una inslgne victoria para ell
licenciado Estanislao V. Cha
yez que prssento la defensa.
Segun 10 que Sc dilucid6 por la
evidencia Gutierrez mato q
Vallejos en- ell desempeno de su
deber Official, procurando su
arresto a 10 que ell finado hizo
resistencia.El territorio.tambi-
en- present6 testimonio al efe-
Cto que no habia habide re-
sistencia. La causA habia sido
juzgada antes y ell jurado pri-
nero fall6 culpable a Gutierrez
pero este apelo a la corte su-
prema que reverse ell juicio.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-18
PIantel Asegurada.

Charles F. Edmonston y j.
M. McClanahan arribaron Il
esta plaza ell Microbes de COL
umbia, Mo-, y tomaron recla-
mos al noroeste de la plaza.
Estos caballeros, junto con el
Sr. D. r. Vivion estableceran
un planted en- ell vale dentro
de POGO tempo, de esta name
ra dando a nuestro vale otra
nueva industrial y al mismo
tempo dando lugar a fruta de
aqui, que sin duda es mucha me-
jor que la importada. Estos tres
caballeros son hombres de expe-
riancia en- este negocio y SECURE
tendran exito en- la empresa. Los
recien llegados a este vale estan
apreciando mas y mas las gran
des posibilidades del Vale de
Estancia y sera solo un corto IT,
empo cuando ell desarrollo pase
de 10 experimental a 10 positive.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-18

En- las causas proseguidas
contra los capitalists Tall
madge, en- Roswell, acusa dos
de varios fraudes de terrenos.
ell jurado retorno fallo de "sln
culpa" ell Sabado pasado. La
batalla legal fu6 una de las
mas reridas que Sc han visto
en- las co1tes de Nuevo Mexico,
como que por un lado estaba
ell capital y por ell otro ell Tio
Samuel. Ell gran jurado ha pa
sado nuevas querellas contra
los acusados.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-18
FL Picnic de Manzano.

Arreglos para ell picnic del
Dia de Manzano estan progre-
sando bonitamente. Ell comite
sspera tener ell programa listo
para publication la semana
que entra. Tn buen programa
80 asegura y Sc espera que la
asistencia sera mucho mas nu-
merOsa este a11o que ell anu
pasado.
Ell Sr. J. L. .Donahue, presi
dente de la Campbell System
Farming Association, ha acep-
tado la invitacion de asistir Y
este dara mas interes a la oca-
sion. Tn intcrprete compe-
tente ha sido obtenido de modo
que todos los procedimientos
sean comprendidos por todos
los presentes, no importa que
idloma Sc use. Un bonita re-
cuerda Sc esta preparando pa
ra la OCCASION, una copia del
cual Sc regalara a todos los que
asistan.
Varias personals de puntos
distantes han declarado su in
tencion de asistir y ell dia sera
tai que ell recuerdo del mismo
durara por largo tempo.
En- ell Domingo siguiente a
la celebration en- Manzano,
servicio, unidos seran tenidos
en- Punta de Aqua, cerca de las
ruinas de la anciana mission de
Cuara. Varios ministries han
decidido 4 asistir en- estos SER
vicios, donde siglos pasados
los Sacerdotes Franciscanos
ensenaron las primeras leccio-
nes de Cristianidad 4 los natl
vos de un pals silvestre.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-18

Los senores Gregorio Mirabal
y Felix Hernandez de Willard
estuvieron en- Ia plaza aver con
negocio en- la ofcina de terreno
aqui. Visitaron nuestro despa-
cho y pago Don Felix su suscri-
cion por ell otro afo. Gracias,
Don Felix.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-18
Homicide en-
eI Campo.

Ell Microbes pasado ell Capt.
tan Fred Fornoff condujo a la
penitenciaria en- Santa Fe para
mejor seguridad a Florencio
Bermudes, un joven de l6 amos
acusado del asesinato de Inez
Lueras. Segun los escasos
particulares que Sc han obte-
nldo aparece que los dos esta-
ban en- un rancho de ovejas al
cerca de la Gran Quivira en- la
mesa, ell Sr. Lueras estando a
cargo del campo como mayor
domo por su primo, Saturnino
Lueras, cuando despues de una
breve disputa, ell Lines en- la
manana, ell joven tomo un rifle
y 10 dispar6 al anciano, ma
tandole al instante. Cuando
fu6 presentado ante ell juez de
paz Gregg en- este lugar, Ber-
nudes Sc confeso culpable y
fu6 retenido sin fianza para la
accion del gran jurado.
Bermudes es hijo de Jesus
Bermudes, un respectable ran
chero de aquella vecindad y
quien fu6 un soldado en- la
guerra con Mexico. Sc dice
que ell negocio ha sido un gol-
pc terrible para ell anciano pa
DIRE y Sc teme que no sobreviva
al susie.
La disputa comenz6 sobre
quien prepararia ell almuerzo,
cada uno queriendo que el
otro 10 hiciera. Despues de
paIabras calurosas. Lueras
tomo un palo y corriendo ha-
cia Bermudes le dio con 6l.
Bermudes Sc voltio y corrio
hacia unos arboles pocos pasos
al otro lado de la carpa y to-
un rifle Winchester de
calibre Al dispsro un tiro a
Lueras, la bala penetrando en-
la cabeza POGO abajo del ojo |
lzquierdo y saliendo atras, ma
tandolo al lnstante. Ell algua-
ell mayor fu6 notiRcado y
pronto estuvO ALI.
Ell finado tenia como Sc amos
lie edad. Los restos fueron
levados & Manzano para su
'uneral.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-18

Every farm should have q Few RUS
sian mulberries for the birds. for the
poultry and for the children. Add one
to your list to be planted next spring.
The Russian mulberry Is very suit
able for a roadside tree.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-18

Don Juan B. Larranaga y su
hijo del Canon Colorado estuvie-
ron en- Estancia ell Martes con ell
fin de comprar MADEIRA Y nue.
bles.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-18

Don David Lopez de Manzano
estuvo en- la plaza ell Lunes con
negocio ante ell Sr. Corbett.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-18

Most varieties Of apple trees have
the habit Of bearing every other year.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-18

Don Pablo J. Jaramillo y espo-
sa de Punta de Aqua estuvieron
en- la.plaza ante aver.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-18

The dropping Of apples ID caused
largely by lack Of pollsnation.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-18

The Ben DmA apple tree comes
nearer to beinSyA nnual bearer than
any other.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1906-05-18

The SOW does double duty during
pregnancy and must have double care.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-04-01
'TakOnaRark

After a visit of several months With
parents and relatives in Ohio. Mrs Sea-
more and children returned recently 10
their home. on Grant avenue.
Last Wednesday evening the Health
Club. which has met until this yyeek in
the General Conference building, leid
its meeting IN the NJ Street Memorial
Church, where Dr. Harding lectured.
Elder A G. Daniels. who has been
on a tour 10 California and through the
West. returned on Monday 70 his home.
on Blair road. after spending Sunday in
Baltimore.
Mrs. j. w Lawhead. wife OF the presi-
dent Of Washington Training College, is
i'll at her home. on Carroll avenue
Miss Phillips. OF Norfolk. Va. is visit
ing her brother. Harry Phillips. who Is
student et Washington Training Col
lege Ecross the Sligo.
Dr.. ]. z. FroOra has recently returned
10 his home, on Maple avenue. after "A
trip In the Southwest and North on
business
Mrs. Gleason. OF Rockville. spent Sat
urday in Takoma Park visiting friends
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-04-01
Traffic Over Bridge.

At the instance of the executive COM
rnittee OF the Anacostia Citizens Asso-
citation. the amount OF traffic passing
over the Anacostia bridge last Satur-
day was observed and cited. The re-
port states that 1,264 vehicles, LBS
pedestrians. 3.S4s street car passengers.
and 250 cars crossed the structure.
1t is reported that the condition OF
Mrs ]. E. HALEY. OF 49, Maple avenue.
who has been seriously III for some time
Is improving.
The weekly entertainment for the pa
tents and nurses at the Government
Hospital for the Insane was furnished
by company Of amateurs from Wash
ington, directed by MessrsS SALESMAN
and DeFord- A large and appreciative
audience crowded the play house Of the
institution. The first number consisted
Of a one-a1t play entitled "A Lesson in
Acting" in which Theodore NJ Hardy.
d. j. Hickey. and Ramona Hardy took
part. two-act comedy followed. in
which the following were seen: d. ].
Hickey. George W. jenkins. Theodore
NJ. Hardy. Mary Russell Hardy and
Ramona Hardy. During the intermis-
sion. several coon songs were rem
dered by Master Theodore Hardy.
Mounted Policeman A W. Green is
absent from his post at the precinct on
account of the serious illness OF his lii
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-04-01
Visiting in Washington.

Mrs. Atherton. OF Cleveland. Ohio. IS
visiting her daughter. Mrs. John E
Colleran, whose husband is taking grad
uste medical work in Washington. ID. c.
DR.. Harding. OF o street, Washington,
was in Takoma last Saturday.
Mrs Butler. of Elmira. " Y is visit
ing her brother and family. Theodore
Westbrook, who reside on Grant ave-
nue..
Elder C. b Thompson addressed the
Washington Training College students
in .heir chapel at the college yesterday
Fantyle Bien returned Monday 10 the
college he is attending in Pennsylvania
after a weeks sojourn with friends at
this place. His roommate accompanied
him.
Mr. Bell. of Wilmington. Del. was
the guest of A. Moody. on Carroll
street, last Saturday
Morris Lukens has recently bought
the new house of o. o. Farnsworth. on
Carroll avenue. across the Sligo. and
has brought his family from Phila-
delphia 10 locate here.
Prof. b g. Wilkinson is convaIescent
this week. after a siege with the grip
Wednesday morning Mr.. Maxwell
the iceman, was found in his bed dead
from heart failure.
Mr.. McAllister moved his family
Wednesday from Maple street to near
the Takoma Spring
Elder X c. Russell preached at the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-04-01
Some Curious CONVERSATIONS

A cows hide OF average size produces
about thiTJy-fiVe pounds Of leather
The smallest quadruped IN the world
is the pigmy mouse OF Siberia
II takes 1900 tons OF copper a month
to satisfy nome and foreign demands.
Four thousand and sixty-One muscles
have been observed in the body OF a
moth
England possesses twenty-eight COWS
for every hundred OF the population
Australia has 80.
a new prize OF $1,000 is offered in
France for the invention of a dirigible
balloon.
In fifty years the average height Of
British men has risen an inch, to feet
81 inches.
About 80 oysters would be required
daily 10 supply sufficient nOurishment
for one person
Dried currsnts given 10 horses occa-
sionaIIy. instead Of oats. are said 10 in
crease the animals powers OF endur-
ance.
Edinburgh has adopted a scheme for
collecting for charity through a central
office on the lines Of the Liverpool sys-
tenn.
There is a great demand for fax all
over the world. and a great effort is
being made TO induce Americans TO cul-
tivate IL
The Egyptian cigarette is made OF
Turkish tobacco and paper manufac-
tured in France or Austria. and is
rolled by Greeks.