The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-13

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 Tired of working for the small pay ment which the state allows them, the Austrian country doctors are preparing to strike.
 After the United States has conferred the benefits of the parcels post upon all other nations it may decide to confer similar rights upon the people of this country.
 Richard l.. Ashurst, who has just been made postmaster of Philadelphia, was born in Naples. and is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania. He is a lawyer.
 Herr Emile Allemandi, a wealthy banker of Basie has left a large for tune, the interest on which Is to be spent in supplying poor girls of his na- tive town with dowries.
 The Rev. J. Frederick w. Kitzmeyer, when installed pastor of the Lutheran church at Woodstock, Va, on Sunday, wore the clerical gown that was used by Colonel John Peter Muh, enburg, the Woodstock preacher of Revolutionary fame.
 Captain James Moorhead, lifelong fB1ooklynite, who followed the sea for oyer forty years, has fitted up a unique room in his home in faa. simile of a ships cabin. In no one particL,ar does the cabin differ from cabin or any of the full.rigged clipper ships he sN long commanded
 q am extremely proud of the fact that I am not on the White House so- cial list" Senator Hernando De Soto Money, of Mississippi is quoted as say- ing. T am the only member of the senate who does not receive invitations to White House social functions, and the distinction affords me great pleas ure"
 In the recent election of members to the English parliament number of literary men were chosen, including Herbert Paul, well known in the liter sry world; c. F. G. Masterson, the au- lhor of "The Abyss" and other novels, snd G. P. Gooch, Cambridge historian and writer on historical themes.
 January was an exceptionally good month for the "conscience fund of the federal government, eleven people in different parts of the country sending in sums supposed to represent the amounts which they had unlawfully ac- quired from Uncle Sam, The total re- ceipts of this fund since the time when John Quincy Adams was president have been less than $500 OOO
 The Manchuria Daily Report, the Japanese paper published in New Chwang, Manchuria, recently said edi- torially: eve repeat that every inch of Manchuria under Japanese occupa- ton now has been bought for a dear price in blood and money. Hence Ja- pan is it's legitimate owner. China has forfeited her suzerainty over it by once making. so to speak, a present of it to Russia
 Pennsylvania railroad energy is push ing the work of tunnel building under the Hudson. It is announced that the work is months ahead of the contract, and that the first tunnel tube will be finished before the last day of July. The company's subway in New York city is also far advanced. Tunnels are also being built under the East river to con- meet with Long Island.
 Governor Swanson of Virginia ad- nits that tie state needs immigrants to cultivate land that, while naturally good, is now unproductive; but he in sists that if outsiders are to be brought in they must be of the right sort Bet ter have no immigration" he said in his inaugural address, better let much of our land remain waste and unoccu- Y,;ad than to have injected tnto OuT noD-