The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-03
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help me. W. y. ELLIS.
In Hamersiey's Army Register, based on the
records Of the War Department. Fort william and
Mary Il expressly called an earthvork. Under the
entry Of Fort Constitution he says: Erected in 1903
on the former site of an earthwofk built by the
British. named william and Mary" AZ the seisure
Of this work by the patriots. Its garrison Of invalids
shire men took q hundred barrels or 30 OF powder
belonging 70 their province. The next day they
returned, dlsmantled the fort and took away SIX.
teen pieces Of light artillery.
Kindly tell me who varuns was. ] claim she was
one Of Neptune's daughters; a friend maintains
which ia right or II we both are wrong -
AZ to Sc both arc wrong. for vsruns is one Of the
male gods. In the earlier vedlc faith. that Of the
Rig veda. he Is the massive and simple conception
OF the all enclosing sky, creator Of the world. ruler
of gods and men, the SOW ereign law OF the universe,
which no power In nature may transgress. ON
nlsclent and all pr0vid ent he Furnishes the guilty.
who may not escape his eye In the uttermost realms
OF space or In the nethermost shadows OF the abyss
Mercy 10 his, the power to blot out sin and to push
aside the chill clutch OF death. From his fingers
distll the drops OF rain upon the place beneath. his
hands guide the streams from their mountain founts
aud al his beck the tides reslstless ebb and now.
dim remembrance OF the almighty majesty OF
their ancestral VarIna the Greeks carried In their
wanderings associated with the name, which in
their speech became Ouranos. After the stern
grandeur OF the vedas proved too great for the
races OF Hindustau. Varuna sank to a lower place
mokaru.
A says that under the laws OF the United States q
he Is innocent even when under arrest until his guilt
has been proved. Who Is right P. MALAsPIsA.
Neither. for his innocence or guilt is a matter of
fact not affected by the mere circumstance OF arrest
or other caption. The maxim of the law is not that
a man really Is innocent. but that he Is presumed
to be innocent OF the crime or other act with, which
he Is charged. This legal maxim OF the presumption
OF Innocence rests upon the cardinal good sense.
which Is one OF the laws OF logic. that no one is TO be
to prove a negative. This presumption OF
Is clessed among the REPUTABLE pre-
SYMPTOMS, for the evidential establishment OF the
guilt beyond any reasonable doubt Is all that is
needed to wipe II out. But when under mere sus.
ptClOu ana WntH unucT hTTCbt. " may De unQeT re
lease on bail or interned under durance 10 insure
presence at trial. no man may be regarded as guilty
until proof OF such guilt has been regularly adduce1
s%uf,cient to convince the court and Jury.
IN the art Of carving q fowl what are the two
wagesf l.. II. WYcKoFP.
The merythought 10 naught but the English
name for the wishbone. a bit which the carver Is
in duty bound to put on the plate OF the guest whom
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carver is expected to retain for himself carver's
wages. and he is regarded as inexpert II It should
get away from him. After disjoInting the drum
stick an unskilled carver will work the second Joint
loose with the nat of his knife, but he will surely
his wages. The expert carver disarticulstes
the second joint with the point of his knife. ranging
close alongside the carcass. When the second Joint
is thus cleared away there will be found intact in
q hollow OF the carcass Just about a spoonful OF
meat In which is treasured the very essence Of the
favor OF the bird. and this II is which by p rescrip.
tion long established is carvers wages.
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H.. c. SULLIVAN
On May is. 1884, the journal OF Commerce and the
World published what purported to be a proclamA-
tion by President Lincoln appointing q day OF fast
ing and ordering a draft OF 10000 citizens. This
proclamation was a fabrication from beginning to
end. a forgery. The perpetrators had planned TO
place II with all the city papers. but It appeared In
the two named only. except for a part OF one edition
Of me Herald. which caught II In time for suppress.
sion. The two papers which had been tricked were
al once suspended by the military. o suspension
which continued for the remainder OF the week. a
period In which the Government had caught the
forger and his assistant and had assured itself that
the papers were the victims and not partners In the
offence.
What is the meaning Of the word "Funlcull,
Funicula" In the familiar song? ] have searched
pretty thoroughly through books of reference and
have asked italian scholars without gaining the
desired information. ST. J. A.
THERE'S more Of Jingle than OF sense In the burden
which has served to popula nze many an Italian
music hall song. IL appears that when the nrst OF
the cable railways UuntcolarD was Installed in
Naples some singer found In II the topic Of a song.
In the Neapohtan dialect with Its characte rtstic
shipping OF the ends OF words Funicula would
serve as a popular slang for the new service Of To-
comoton. Then Funiculi would md It's place before
FuniculA In Just the same way that Girone -Girona
attracts the car. The song spread from Naples
TO other parts Of Italy and thence eventually 70
many q distant region OF the world.
What Is the origin and meaning Of making
bricks without straw"f HAL W. TRovHLioS.
The origin is to be found In the NTH chapter of
Exodus. The significance lies In the fact that the
brick0 whose making was the daily task for the