Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-04

dle of this month, will have new catering plan. Instead of meals at long tables at stated times saloon passengers will be able to order meals at long tables at any times and have private tables, just 2s in res taurant ashore.
 There will be tables for two, five, or seven persons in the grand saloon, which will be like flotaing Delmon- ico's. No extra charge will be made for specially ordered meals.
 The Kronprinzessin Cecilie, whose tonnage is 10000 tons, horsepower 45,000, and estimated speed 24 knots has four sets of reciprocating engines. in spite of the boom in turbines.
 Twenty German babies who share the same birthday with the little Prince Wilhelm, the Kaiser's grand son, have just been provided with complete "layettes" through the gen. erosity of the Grown Prince and Princess, parents of the future Kaiser Wilhelm ".
 This Is .he first distribution of what is apparently to be an annual gift to babies born in July f, the birth day of the baby prince. A somewhat similar endowment is the annual gift of troussueau and household linen outfit given to seven servant maids, prospective brides, under the will of King Friederich Wilhel III of Prus- sia, the Crown Princes ancestor. The recipients are chosen for having been "yirtuous and industrious" in their service. The distribution is an an nual event celebrated by the simulta- neous wedding of the seven girls and a procession to the tomb of the donor at Potsdam.
 That labor is an effective cure in cases of mental and nervous disor- ders, alcoholism, epilepsy, etc, has been proved at the Austrian State Sanitarium at Mauer Oehling, where 54 per cent of the patients are set to work in various ways under the su- pervision of the director, Dr. Star finger.
 Most of the patinents are employed in husbandry and dairy work, while some pursue mechanical trades. A newspaper. is printed by typograph- | ical staff of patients, and Is partially written by patients.
 The work has favorable effect on the patients in many ways. It has a quieting influence on the mental and alccdolic patients. who, by the way, are the most willing and efficient workers. Although the number of patients has increased. the number of deaths from tuberculosis has de- creased since the labor system was introduced-which is directly attrib- ufable to the out-of-door labor in which the patients are engaged.
 
 The peasants in the neighborhood of the famous Petchora Monastery in Russia are much exercised over the fate of young woman named Mar tuilcff. who according to the current i explanation was transferred alive tc Paradise.
 Martuinoff, after series of n1is fortunes in St. Petersburg. returned 70 her native district disguised as boy, and obtained admittance to tht monastery as a lay brother. For sey eral months her sex was unsuspected | One day she demanded permission to leave the monastery; and on beinl
 asked the reason, revealed the trutl
 to the "Archimandrite" or Superior
 The Archimandrite. fearing scanda
 locked her in a cell. and declared
 that he would hand her over to thu police.
 I Next morning the girl-monk had
 disappeared. The lock of her eel
 door, and the bars on the window were intact
 ] The monastery authorities kept tn