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Special Notices.

THE GOODS now stored ia our ware
house Of The following aames, D. T.
MOrey. Nellie Moller, c. n barnes. Mrs.
q al the National Auction Co, 18TH 81,
bet. q & III sts., TO pay storage charges.
THE JULIUS LANSBURGH FURNI-
TUkE AND CARPET co. Jal6.1l-feSsz %
Washington, y. C.. Jan. &c. 1901
OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON Gas
LIGHT COMPANY-Notice Of Annual
Meeting OF StOckholders-The annual
meeting OF the stockholders % the
Washington GaglighL COmPsny f0E the
election OF directors and for such other
business as may prcFerly come before
Eaid meeting. Will be held az the once
OF the company. &c lgth 81. HW-. on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY Z. 1901. AZ II
O'CLOCK Il. The polls Will be Ooen
from y O'Clock noon 10 / o clock p N.
WILLIAM b. OFME. SecrstaEy,
jai6-Ist
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Deaths.

Zenas C. Robbins. 90 years. 100 NJ
street northwest
third street northwest.
Francis W Lynn, II years, 443 Massa-
chuseIts avenue northwest
Eva r. Allen, % years. 1Il2 II street
northwest
Robert 4. GHmour, 80 years, 2Ol5 o
street northwest.
Amanda n Copley. 80 years, 1871
Rhode Island avenue northeast
Timothy Collins, Sc years, United
States Soldiers Home,
William H0utz q years. 800 Massa-
ehusetts avenue northwest
Louis j. Lepreux, "A years, 42l sixth
street northwest
Eliza Starks, 81 years. sl6 First street
southwest
Kate 5. Fitzpatrick, 81 years, Casualty
Hospital
Marie Lucas. months. us Q street
noT<hWest
Willie Corhin 10 months. 1873 T street
northwest
Ruth Copley. 4 months. 1921 Rhode
Island avenue northeast
Margaret II. Allison, 10 months, Coo +
street northeast.
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our side Of the question-one hour-wiu
preclude many or long speeches. hence
advocates Of the measure have been Sc
lected 20 put our case before the com
mittee briefly
I'VE want 20 reinforce these speakers
with the presence and support OF the
clergy and laity Of all our churches.
ana 10 this end, earnestly solicit that
you be IN attendance on the day and
time mentioned. and urge upon your
congregation 10 20 to the Capitol build
ing the morning OF February a. 10
o clock. and joint with the host who VIII
ieIsurely move around the halls and cor
rldOrs OF the Capitol. that the committee
and other members Of Congress may see
thag the citizens Of our city are in earn
esq about the matter Of prohibition IN
the District OF Columbia
III is suggested that all friends wear
a piece Of white ribbon. and turn out H.
such force that thousands viii be on
hand 10 help sustain our request
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Died.

G brief illness in Br0ok-
lynr y. y MARGUERITE REBEKA in
fant daughter OF Walton and Matte n
Harrison, aged seventeen months and nine
DAYS.
Funeral from the former residence 1,sl
Tenth street northwest. Washington. D. a
Monday February 4. 2 p. "a. Friends and
relatives Invited 10 attend
fe2-st -'7 'i'''' i's''7s COPY
HIXsON-On January 81 1907. al his home
l5ii halurama telue northwest. ANASY
Il. HINSON-
Particulars in -nother column.
MOORE-OT Friday. February l. 1891 al
10 D. IA al her residence. I4a California.
avenue northwest. SARAH c. widow OF
James F. Moore, in the seventy year
OF her age.
Funeral viii take place al St AIovsiuz.
at Rock Creek Cemetery Please omit
flowers. feg-2t
February l. 1907 JOSE
Particulars in another column.
BUTTERFIEI-D-s suddenly. on February
1871 az Forest Glen. Nd, SAMUEL J.
Particulars in another column.
KILPA -RICK-On January 90. 1907. Mrs
KATE s. KILPATRICK.
Particulars in another column
HoLT-On Wednesday, January 80. 1901.
CHARLES d. HOLT last surviving child
OF the late DR. Henry and Susan j. Holt
Of Jackson Hill. d. c.
Funeral on Saturday. February . AT 2-g8
p. M, from George p. Zurhnrs-'s. s1i East
Capitol street Friends invited to attend.
fcI-9t
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written law" the man who has defend
cd twenty murder cases ard cleared all
II his clients and who Is expected 10
| free Thaw. So far Mr. Delmas is
man OF mystery. lie has not spoken
once in court. lie sits silent with fold
ed arms, listening and watching. and
hiding his time, anu there Is no deny
ing IL. he Is effective This is a drama tic
pose thE' leads one TO suppose that he
viii spring some sort OF a startling coup
that Will win by its very surprise.
Mr. Jerome announced that the entire
presentation OF the prosecution 3 ease
would be completed al the opening ses-
sion OF court on Monday. That means
I the undenied fact OF the killing OF
White by ThaW on Madison Square Gar
den roof on June -. Where Mr.. Jerome
fine Italian hand VIII be shown viii be
in the rebuttal OF the testimony intro
duced by the dsfense-if there is any.
The defense still holds its trump card
up its sleeve but enough has been
shown TO make IL certain that II viii
try 20 prove Harry Thaw came Of
family IN which mental disorders were
hereditary; that from his childhood he
was subject 10 strange attacks of de-
mentia. and that these attacks were
precipitated by any strong emotion.
Evelyn Nesbit's Wrongs.
Incidentally, while proving the emo
NAR4AtA4 insanity AAtNN WIZ aAANfn NfAA+sa-
by reviewing Evelyn Nesbit's wrongs at
the hands OF White, and claim that II
was from dwelling on that dark picture
ever before his mind, that Thaw's rea-
son was temporarily overthrown the
night be killed White.
II is said that Mrs. Thaw and Evelyn
will both 20 upon the witness stand.
and that To save her son the mother
will drag from their closet all the family
skeletons which she has kept hidden SO
long ana so jealousy that eyva her
own children know not what she has
suffered and borne In silence. There is
an indescribable pathOs In the thought
or the two noble women. Mrs. Thaw
and Mrs. White. who. for pride 5 sake.
for the sake of the dignity OF their
family and for the honor OF their name.
bore unimagined suffering in secret
and then had all their long years OF
martyrdOm brought 10 naught by
pistol shot
IT will be a week Of such anxiety and
strain and suffering as the young mill
iunaire has never known before, but
over ID all like a star 20 steer by, Is
the steadfast love Of the two women
Vho are willing 10 sacrifice themselves
for his sake.
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TELEGRAPH CLUB
MONTHLY DANCE

The Telegraph Club gave a dance last
night ia Pythian Temple Ninth street
northwest. The occasion brought out a
large number Of the knights OF the
Key and newspaper men, their wives.
sWeethearts. and friends. Everybody
was happy and had q good time There
were twenty numbers on the dance card.
and an orchestra supplied excellent
music.
The committee In charge Of arrange
ments was composed Of William Brad
neld. Frank Il Lantz. f. r. EdmOnds,
Richard Patton. =. r. Anderson. ". r
Scherer, ". II. Trotter Henry c. Ran
som, L. c. Carlton, and C.. X. Alley.
W. NJ Patton Is president. O. Bert Re
pasZ, vice president. and William Brad
held secretary OF the club
The dance card was a novelty gotten
up % represent a telegraph sending
blank.
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Whales GASOLINE FUMES;
HIS CONDITION SERIOUS

Unconscious from inhaling the fumes
Of gas7lene. Frank Wilson. colored.
twenty-five years old, of 2700 o street
northwest, was removed 70 Garfield
Hospital this morning. Wilson, who is
employed on the Connecticut avenue
bridge went down in one OF the pits and
was overcome from the fumes OF a gasO-
lene lamp. Fellow wOrkInen discovered
him lying at the bottom Of the pit. His
condition Is serious.
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Marriage Licenses.

r. Shelby Speake and 5. Olive Davis
Z. Charles Flesher and Laura Beh-
rend.
William NJ. Harrigan. Niagara Falls,
y. Y. and Frances Il. Holmes, Buffalo.
Auguste j. LiX and Emma j. Radey.
Preston Bowman. Oakland Va. and
Mertie Y. Mcmillan. of this city.
John b Simpson ana Nav Cooper.
John r Welch. BiughamJOn. y. Y
and Ellen G. Roche. OF this city.
Vernon Bradford. Calvin Run. Va. and
Verhe Wenzel. Great Falls. Va.
J. Mosby West and Maude NJ Davis,
both of Richmond. Va.
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Tactics and Men in Great Fight
To Save Millionaire Harry ThaW
From Death in an Electric Chair
DemaS, Savior of Murderers by "Unwritten Law,
Faces Garyan, Nemesis of Nan Patter-
sons Relatives.
By DOROTHY DIX.

NEW YORK, Feb. Monday morn
! ing will see the beginning of one of the
greatest battles ever waged for a life.
and now that the two opposing camps
have been pitched opposite each other
/ TOR more than ten days il is possible TO
make some sort OF estimate OF their
strength, and guess. al least, at the tao
ties that will be employed
On the one side is the prosecution,
represented by Mr.. Jerome and Mr..
Garvan. In action Mr.. Jerome is suave,
keen, courteous, with beautiful man
ners
Mr.. GaTvan is the heavy artillery, the
artillery Of faCts-and Napoleon said
that ia war God was on the side Of the
heavy artillery. He it was who got to-
gether the mountain OF proof against
Nan Patterson. and who tracked the
Smiths half across the continent, and at
last got the nominating letters and
diary in their trunk His examination
OF the talesmen has been singularly
clear and 10 the point II is said that
he is going TO make the opening speech
for the prosecution
Thaw's Defenders.
Thaw's forces are led by Mr. Hart
ridge, the prisoners Old friend and COM
paniOn. Mr. HarJridge is a young man,
with a face ike the imprint on an old
coin So far he has made a good i'm
preston. He has shown himself good
tempered, good hammered. and his ex-
animation OF talesmen has been brief
and direct with no unnecessary bag
Cling over unimportant points. Three OF
Mr.. HarJridge's associates are New
York lawyers.
One OF these is Dan O'Reilly. a joVial,
red-cheeked Irish barTister, who is a
shrewd judge OF men and things. and
was Abe Levy's able assistant IN the
Nan Patterson case Another Is Mr. Pea
body whose function in the case so far
seems 70 explain things TO Thaw. beside
whom he sits and 10 whom he whispers
constantly. The third New Yorker is
John +. Gleason, who is full of words
and who takes a long time 10 say a
mighty little thing
The most interesting OF the defense
group is Dolphin Delmas. the Napoleon
of the san Francisco bar who really
does look like the pictures OF the little
corporal
He is the great exponent OF the ''un-
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truth in the statement have not sileneed
the rumor
II there is not an active fighting or
ganizatlon or japanese In Hawaii there
are enough japanese. even nghting Eas
mob 10 make grave internal situation
should there be a war. Armed and act
ing Ia unison, they would practically
dominate the Islands
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MCKINLEY EULOGIzED.

Maj. f. a. Keller was the speaker Of
thv evening at the memorial meeting
OF The Woman's Relief Corps OF the
q. A r 10 enulOgiZe President McILIn-
ley which was held In Northeast Tenn
pie last night The eulOgy on McKln-
ley, by former President Cleveland. was
also read.
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BISHOP WILLIAM STANCE
DEAD IN MINNESOTA

ST. PAUL. MINI. Feb. 2-BishOp VIII
liam STANCE OF FaE River. Mass, died
al ST. Mary's Hospital. at Rochester.
MINI. at o o'clock this mon ming. He un-
derwent an operation on January p
There was little hope for him at the
tune. The body viii be taken u FAN
River tonight
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VITAL RECORDS
Births

Births.
William and Elizabeth Smith. slri.
George +. and Cora r.. White. boy.
hardwood and Mamie roliver, girl.
Earnest and Anna Suidt-. girl
Harry C.. and Annis Graham, girl.
Charles T. b. and Ellen Fulvey. girl.
Gabriel and LeOna Bachman, girl.
Fayette q. and Lillian &. WheelOCk,
girl
James J.. and Louise s. Ainetree, g.rl
George ", and Lima n. lngham, boy.
Frank r. and Grace p Jenkins. gil
Friedrich and Lena MIi,man, girl
Edwin O. and Elsie l.. Crouch, girl.
John =. and Harriet Jennings, boy.
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WITHouT pRAuaHF

TIE most essential 10 retain ucttlLli4
Equip your Churches, School Houses
Office Rooms, Sleeping Apartments, &c
with PULLMAN AUTOMATIC VEN
TILATORS" Economical and egeTlast-
ing. II. O. KIDWELL. Wash, D. c.,
mgr for company. Onlce, l255 3lst 81.
Phone West Sll
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VENEZUELANS
WILL AVENGE
ILLAS' MURDER
Governor of Caracas
Killed by Drunken
Gomez AdherentS.

CARACAS. Feb. violent outbreaks
are expected here as the result Of the
recent killing OF Gen. Malay HAS, gov
ernor OF Caracas. by political enemies
VINO are followers Of Vice President Vim
cente Gomez Friends OF the late gov
ernor are Threatening revenge. One re-
port has it that companies are being
armed and drilled ready for an open at
tack on Gomez's followers.
Gov. Matay Has was shot down IN
cold blood while in a cafe by Gomez 3
friends. The murderers are now in jail.
At attack on the prison is feared from
Has friends In an EFFORT 10 deal out
summary punishment 10 his murderers.
Shot at Cafe Table.
Eighteen of GOmezs friends. who had
spent the evening Of January 2 In
drinking, riotlng. and shooting revol-
vers indiscriminately. gathered In a cafe
and began shouting Long live Gomez.
Governor Has drove TO the cafe 10 re-
mOustrate with them. lie was invited
TO sit down at their table, and was
shot while drinking with them.
owing 70 the untriendliuess between
President Castro ana Vice President
Gomez IL is not believed any serious az
tempt Wll be made 10 check followers
of the late Governor Has IL they make
an attack on Gomez and his friends
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WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRIRG.

why 60 down Town ana pay big
prices Wnen you can get your Work
done much cheaper at ~ z0th -. nW.G
Watches and clocks and ieWelry repair
ing. Clocks called for and delivered.
French clocks and English hall clocks a
speciality. Call or SEND postal 4. r.
CAIIAHAN. u snfn 81 nv
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DIR. CARLETON VAUGHAN,

Reliable Dentistry; not the cheapest but
the best at the most REASONABLE prices.
IoIz + St. n. W. Phone zo56.
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Church Notices.

UNITARIAN-Au Souls Church corner f4fh
and / SIS. Ilyss c. B. Pierce. minister.
> 40 am, sunday school and class for tha
comparative study OF religion. 10 am. unity
study class; II AN. morning service. ser
mon by Rev Edward Everett Hale. pm.
Young Peoples Religious Union. pm.
evening service. second in course OF sermons
[ on The New Theism-' II. God In Christ
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH SIN and h
SITS. NV Rev Samuel H Greene u. d. uas-
tor.-s-50 am. Sunday school p II. Bristow
superintendent public worship. with sermons
1y the pastor. II a m ana I.35 pm Teachers
Bible Club, Thursday, . pm; church prayer
meeting. pm EudeaVor meetings. Tuesday
pm. and Sunday, $50 and Gas pm. All
are cordially invited 1t
THE PEOPLES CHURCH. Pythian Temple.
l1lz sth 81 nv; Alex Kent pastor. VIII
speak at u:I5 OF Ernest Howard Crosby
Seats free all welcome 1t
UNIvERsALIsT-Chu OF our Father. ism
and / SIS. NV, Rev. John Van Schaick 5r.
past0T-ReV. George Gllmour VIII preach al
II ami AIR. Van Schaick at p.m,i Sunday
school. > . an y. T. {. T.. 8 pm; kinder
garten. II am. II
y. "; c. ,A.--vesper service sunday. $50
pm. Miss Mabel Thurst0n viii speak south
east corner 18th and r Rooms open Sunday
2 TO pm. Il
SPECIAL ADDRESS by A. E. Booth Gate Of
Palestine ana EgypD, az "a pm, IN hall
southwest corner 14th ST. and Pennsylvania
ave All cordially invited 1t
TOMORROW EVENING al 80 the Christian
EndelFor society or the flrsi Congregational
Church will observe Christian Endeavor IA,
with special services making IL an occa-
sion for the reunion Of honorary and ex-mem-
bers- II
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 90 First Church Of
Christ. Scientist. 18th and II SITS. NV service
Sunday. II am and pm. Subject Esprit o.
pm. Public cordially invited All seats free
Free reading rooms In the Traders National
Bank building. 10th ST and Pennsylvania ave
nv. 1t
HOW THE UNIVERSE Is ORDERED AN,D
GOVERNED" subject Of class study ir TF-
vine Providence an The Nev- C,,,,rt 49, ~ -
1872 @ ST. NV, second fi0Or ar O'Clock ID la
All are cordially Invited 20 join with us fin
this study il
TIE SECULAR LEAGUE-.Recent Growth
OF Peoples Power, subject Of address bv
Mr.. George Il, Shibley at pm. Pvthian
free discussion. I'D
EVANGELICAL. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCH-Scottish RITE Hall 1907 @ 81 nv
Services. u an. and 100 pm Subject -
morning lecture. by Bishop Oliver G Sabfn
Christian Science-Nhy Science Subject
OF Sunday evening lecture By Bishop Sabin
THE PRAYER Which Heals" Testimonial
meeting Wednesday evening at 7-28 Sssts
free; all invited. II
CENTRAL PREsBYTERIAgN fsoutbern As
seInbiy). corner 80 and / SITS NV Rev
Jal4es IA. Taylor. pastor, viii preach al IL
ala. and 1880 pm; Sunday school $50 am:
y r. :, s-sg pm prayer meeting, 1880
Thursday. Seats free; all welcome. ja2s-sa-tf
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. 9Th and d SIS, ne
Services every Sunday at II a m and 7.s5 D M
Pastor. George A. Miller. Sunday school
$50 an 3aI2-sa-tf
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WHY WE DO 1T.

One reason why We. as a people, roll
In wealth, is that We haven't had time,
as yet, 70 ind out anything better to
do with it.-Puck.
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Unusually Attractive Printing

The thoroughly high-class manner in which
we print Booklets. Folders and Circulars
proves US worthy 10 receive your orders.
JUDD 6 DETWEILER GNc.l {
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IL MemOriam.

WOODY-In memory OF my beloved wife.
MARGARET l. WOODY. who died three
years ago tomorrow. February g. 1904
Gone but not forgotten.
II BY Her Husband F. T. WOODY
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HOW TIE UNIVERSE Is ORDERED AND
GOVERNED" subject Of class study in Di-
vine Providence al the NeW-Church Mission
1872 @ ST. nv, second h0Or. ar o. clock b la
All are cordially Invited 70 join with US in
this study. u
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCH-Scottish RITE Hall. 1907 @ 81 NV
Services. v am. and 7:30 pm. Subject u
morning lecture. by Bishop Oliver G gabfn
Christian Science-Why Science" Subject
OF sunday evening lecture. By Bishop Sabfn
1.-The Prayer Which Heals" TestinaonfsI
meeting Wednesday evening at 7s0 seats
free; all invited II
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-01
TAKE THEM OUT
Or Feed Them Food They Can
study On.

When a student begins TO break
down from lack of the right Kind OF
food. there arc only two things TO do:
either take him out of school or feed
him properly on food that will rebuild
the brain and nerve cells. That food
is Grapc-Nuts.
a boy writes from jamestown. y. Y.
saying: "a short time ago got into
a bad condition from ovcTstudy. but
Mother having heard about Grape.
Nuts food began to feed me on II. IL
satisfied my hunger better than any
other food. and the results were mar.
velous. I got ileshy like a good fel.
low. My usual morning headaches
disappeared. and found ! could study
for a long period without feeling the
effects Of II.
My face was pale and thin. but Is
now round and has considerable color.
After had been using Grape Nuts for
about two months I felt like a new
boy altogether. have gained greatly
in strength as well as flesh. and 1t Is
a pleasure TO study now that I am
not bothered with my head. passed
all of my examinations with reason
ably good percentage. extra good In
some OF them. and 1t is Grape-Nuts
that has saved me from years delay
in entering college.
Father and mother have both been
improved by the use of Grape-Nuts.
Mother was troubled with sleepless
nights and got very thin. and looked
care worn. She has gained her nor
NAL strength and looks. and sleeps
veil nights" There's Reason.
Read THE Road TO wellville" In
pkgs.
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BABY in rgaRlsLe STATE.
Awful Humor Eating Away Face
Body . Mass Of Sorss-cutieura
Cures In Two Weeks.

My little daughter broke out all
over her body with humor. and We
used cvcrythin. recommended. but
without results. ! called In thrco doc.
tors. but she continued to grow worse.
Her body was n mass Of sores. and her
little face was being eaten away. Her
ears looked as II they would drop on.
Nei.hbors advised mo to get cuticura
Soap aud ointmcnt. and before had
used half Of the cako Of Soap and box
Of Ointment tho sores had all healed.
and my little ones faeo and body were
as clear as newborn babes. would
not bc without II again II II cost nvc
dollars. instead Of scvcniy.nsc cents.
Mrs. George J. Stccsc. 1oi cobusu st..
Akron. O.. AUG. 10. 1906
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-01
A joke AasraY.

An English clergyman conscsscs In
the London Tribune that once. rely.
ing on his hearers fund Of humor. he
made joke at a public meeting.
and was sorry for II very soon after.
ward.
lie was the speaker at a meeting in
Cornwall. and at the close of his
speech was compiimcn,ed on his
knowledge of the Cornish dialect.
Well" he replied. that is easy
enough to understand. because I was
a minor myself until I was Fl years
Of age"
Very pTaisevorthy. indeed cried
out gentleman from the audience: (:
and nobody seemed to realize tina,
every man was a minor until he was
81.
At the end OF the week the clergy.
man received copy Of the local news.
paper containing an account Of the
meeting. In response to vote of
thanks" ran one paragraph. "the rev.
erend gentleman explained his ia,
miliarity with the Cornish dialect by
the fact that he himself worked In
the Cornish mines until he was 2i
years of age."-Youth's Companion.
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THE NUMBER OF ANIMALS.
Recent Attempts to Tabuiats the
Beasts That Perish.

Every now and then some natural.
list cndeavors to make nm approximate
numerical count of known animal
species. This kind of attempt Is sure.
iy not without interest. but II must be
acknowledged that Its results are very
uncertain. We are far from KNOWN.
nii species. and there is yet n delight.
fui prospect ahead for those who love
systematic zoology and for biologists
who bcstow mutual honors by giving
each others names to some animal
hitherto unknown.
As Nurmann remarked to a rcccn,
mcctin. Of naturaiists at the museum.
to which hc presented his Catalogues
Mammalian" the species Of rodents
known In 1850 wcrc only go In mum.
Der: now they are 1900. The mum.
Der has thus. at least. doubled In %
years. The number OF living species
of this creature now known II about
1900. divided anon. 100 genera. This
family IL tho most numerous OF the
class Of mammaiia. fur allie.