Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-02
EtRIcM MEATS Arc NOW RElNsTATEO
sINIAN ACTRESS DRAWS LARGE CROWD

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JON, June Especial. The man
n in which globe-trotters Of America
continue to do" London remains a mys-
tery. II is a common saying that the sv-
erage American can zee more sights in
fortnight than the average Londoner can
see In a lifetime. Mr.. Paul Dickey late Of
Texas. later OF the University OF Michi-
gan where he played on the foot ball
team has been interviewed and has given
the initiated some Of the secrets Of "hust-
. ling"
First" he said I knew just what ]
wanted to see. I wanted 10 see the things
had read About-the things that I had
pictures Of. That is what We ell want to
do when we come over. So started out
early for St Pau1s and attended q serv-
ice. That was great It gives you feel
ing OF awe just to 80 into that building.
Then wanted to see the Tower Of London,
with all Of its historic associations. went
by omnibus. taking good care to look al
the bank on the way. After that ! was
away down west in no time and saw Buck
inEhsm palace, from the outside. and the
abbey-that's a beautiful buildinE-and the
parliament houses. Then ] had to go to
that place where DR.. johnson used to 60.
found il down on Fleet street-yes, sir,
and sat In the OLD doctors chair. That
was my lunch. and a very good lunch IT
was. too. In the afternoon I had a look
at some Of the rooms IN the British mu-
scum and went on to the Geological gar
dens.
i tell you the way you can get around
In this town is a wonder. All you've got
to do is TO ask one Of the policemen and
board a motor-ornnibus. or go down into
tube. OF course. one can get lost easily,
but then haven't had time to get lost"
Americas Meat satisfactory.
In giving instruction for the weekly is
sue OF one pound Of preserved meat to the
army in leu Of fresh killed meat the War
once has sent the following letter to the
commands at the home stations:
The establishments in which the brands
Of American timed meat now being issued
to the troops are manufactured have been
carefully Inspected by officers sent specially
20 America for ffe purpose and their re-
ports have satisfied the army council that
the quality OF the timed meat used and
the conditions under which II is prepared
ana canned by the firms now supplying
the army are IN every way satisfactory"
Richard Boorer, who lost the power Of
speech six years ago by falling over a dog
downstairs recovered It the other day AT
Croyden workhouse by the happy device
shock in doing this. for he had upset q
svphon Of lemonade: 50 upon catching Il
he said Good Lord" The officers OF
Croydon workhouse say that II win not be
possible TO use this casual miracle as q pre-
cedent. because in such cases one never
knows just the kind Of effsctual surprise to
spring upon the patient The ofhcers Of
CROYDON workhouse confess IN fact that
they have been banging tables and drop
ping things for a long time. but that none
Of these manifestations had apparently at
tracted the attention Of Boorer. There is
regret AZ the workhouse over the fact
that Mr.. Boorer must now leave. because
he was an excellent orgsnist, but II has
been observed since the lemonade incident
that Boorer was a law unto himself.
Information OF the arrival in London Of
a siuaian character" actress Of greater
natural intelligence than any performing
monkey ever seen previously in town has
lust been made public. Lady Julia II is
the Prodigy's name and Mr.. J. McArdle
Is her trainer and impresario.
Her ladyship is a gorilla some two feet.
six inches in height with pair Of eyes
that CLEAN with an intelligence almost
human. Lady Julia. attired In what looked
IKE Paris "confection' and a bonnet to
match. shook hands cordially with her
visitor. without betraying either shyness OF
resentment al the intrusion And yet her
trainer says that she has not as yet be
come quite accustomed 70 the duties and
beauties Of civilization.
Unusual HistrIonIe Ability.
On being asked TO give an exhibition OF
her histronic ability she teok a seat al
her own little table and agitated a hand
bell, not as one has seen monkeys do be
fore. but in a most buslnssslike fashion
she only toyed with a plate Of macarcui
placed before her. as 81 Was explained that
she had dinsd only a short time previously
Woman-like however a cup OF tea ap-
pesled 70 her inclination This she drank
with quite an airy grace. using the handle
OF the cup as &c the manner born
! Then Al the instigation OF her trainer
LADY Julia presented = series Of character
studies First she removed AL Of her gloves
and then various articles Of clothing She
would then dress 70 irnpsrsonste the pop
ular actresses Of the day.
Probably no modern invention which has
not as vet been turned 20 practical pur-
poses has attracted the attention which
has already been given TO the gyroscope
OF rnono-ran. Even from New York Louis
Brennan. the inventor has received in
auiries as 20 whether Il cannot be utilized
IN putting an end TO the Brooklyn bridge
3 crush and anoraing q saIe ana popular
route from the center OF the city 10 the
sea Al Consy Island Under these c4rcunl-
stances an interview with Mr.. Brennan
becomes more than usually interesting.
New MORO-Ran Invenrion-
Asked when the first mono-rzil might be
eKpectsd Mr.. Brennan said.
1t would be premature 70 sp~ak of that
After having demonstrated that my in
Vsntion bears out All its claims am
anxious 70 see what the railway world
VIII do in the matter. ] have been in con-
munication with the Australian. the Indian
and the South African E0vernmsuts and
with our War once These authorities
have been carefully watching my expert
msuts. with a vieW 10 the adoption Of my
Invention il can readily be seen thar Us
efeet upon an new countries must be very
great
'1Er. yenkinA the agent general for South
ScOuanusa oa FOurtA Pass1