The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-07

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ss~s are "A Inadequate a. iher were l.e
fore the Sideways were buili. although
those underground Highways carried
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Mount Everest IL @se.ta feeg high
hu; lately :, is believed that two ps.aks
behind II are actually higher than
Everest. which has been considered the
highest mountain iu The world
japanese jinrikisha uacu cisapprov~
of the advent Of the auto They see In
II dangerous rival IN. expression
Of their disapproral usually takes the
form OF brick or cobbiestone.
The house IN Leyden In which Rem
brandt the great artist. was born 300
years age MAS destroyed hy FIRE re.
Gently The house has been used for
long time as Il place Of pilgrimage Tor
lovers OF art
Over seventy years a blacksmith i-
the remarkable record OF Elijah Bun
ker Of Belgrade, Me. who has just
sold ont his establishment there one
Of his sons has worked AT the forge for
nearly half a century.
A small table that had been many
years In an almshouse at Bristol, Eng
land, was sent recently with other dis
carded furniture TO an auction room,
where II was recognized AS a Chippen-
dale and sold for S36750
The silver quarter dated 1853, with
the suns rays and three arrows, Is
worth only face value, but without the
arrows and rays 1t is worth from s.
up The half dollar Of this date is
held at higher premium
Rabbits, assert a naturalist have
white tails SO that the young may dis
tinguish their mother in case of pur-
suit The natural color Of the rabbit Is
so like the surrounding ground that
this would be impossible otherwise.
In an old carved box discovered by
Clarence W Morse at Georgetown Cen
ter, Ne, was found a commission from
King George to lothian Groves as col
lector of taxes in 172S and bill of
sale of one-quarter interest In the sloop
Adventure in 171S.
An official Of the naval observatory
at Washington ventures the somewhat
startling suggestion that the sun Is
still getting hotter The process, how
ever. Is too slow to have any but sci
entific interest for the present inhabi-
tants of the earth.
A camphor farm is to be established
near FIoresville, Tex. under the aus
pices Of the United States government.
1t Is believed that the industry ha8
great possibilities and that Texas Is to
be one of the greatest camphor produc-
ing regions of the world.
Augustus Squire, London, whose
death in his ninety-third year IS an
nounced, always burned candles in his
house. He never sent telegram in his
life. never used the telephone and hard
" ever rode In train, travelling by
bus. carriage. cab or boat.
Mr.. Negatany. a subject of the mi
kado. is credited with a scheme for
buying from the Canadian Faciic rail-
way 10000 acres of land in Alberta
suitable for wheat and sugar beat cul-
ture and settling on the tract colony
Of industrious japanese farmers.
China has received from Japan 81.
100000 Of the customs collections mhie
at Newchwang during the Japanese &c
cupation of that city aud IL now seek
Ing To recover from Russia the similar
collection made during the Russian "c
cupatlon. amounting 10 nearly s-.3to-
eco
Mr.. Chathcld Taylor while engaged
ON his biography OF Moliere gathered
together somc 600 volumes relating g.
tn. French dramattst. This collection
which the author has presented 'o Cor
neil university. - said 20 have only
on. superior Va the United states. tha'
OF James Il Hyde.
nr ". g.. Grace. IA" veteran Eng
i.Sh cvicketer has beeu the recipient ~
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