The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03

to modern chemical research and may
lead 10 the solution 81 the mystery Of life
has l'ist heen announced 10 the Paris
Academy Of Sciences Put briefly and
shorn ~ much highly technical detail
II Is that Drs Daniel Belthelot and Gau-
dechoD have snccaeded with the aid Of
ultraviolet rays generated Ivy a mercury
lamp in artlfcially reproducing the syn
th"tiC process performed by chloro' .hyll
the green colcring matter Of vegetation.
Tn" nroCtss consists ~ the assimilation
or carbon into higher combinations
Starting with carbonic acid and steam.
they "hteined ternary combinations with
nethy lald-hvd.| ending in sugar and
starch. lhen followed nIaternary com-
hinotions with turmanida russihly ending
in tho production 81 artificial lbumen
which OWING ~ its tremendous complexity
hls hitherto resisted the synthetic - orts
- scientists
Irnf Emit ischcr the Leader ~ the, FIRST
chemical COLLEGE Of nrrIn University.
"st mates that i,atV a~n 10 and ~ COM
pOnen,s are needed to maize an alb,Imen
a. ire drred. TO- instance. ia the human
Stnuach. hut lie has only succeeded 80
far IN building ~ q cornl nation Of six
or l"yan ~ these. prNCl'.Cinr what is known
~ A ppivpoJ tide he rest Ia Ned him
II NAV H. that the French method will
supply q solution Of the prnhlnu
Americans cant usa the royal arms
in England without paying for 1t Per
sons using crested note paper. whether
they have a right 20 IL or not. have TO paw
a small annual sumptuary tax for the
privilege and no one il allowed to use the
royal arms on letter paper unless specially
Permitted To do 10 by the King or the Court
Chamberlain
Purvpyors nv appointment TO the King
hold this privilege under a special warrant
which IL usually prominently displayed.
GENEROUSLY framed. in sh op windows
Ignorance or neglect of the law on these
points 90, william Whitman an American.
into trouble
At Tonbridge he was fined $50 with the
alternative Of months imprisonment.
for using the royal arms without the per-
mission of the King. A witness stated
that he answered an advertisement for
HON. employment and received a reply
from he Imperial Stencil Company. under
which name Whitman traded. with the
royal arms on 'he note paper This en-
candarad confidence. and he sent Whit
man Is cents and received two stencils
and orders for work This he carried
out, hut he Rad never received payment
for II
The police evidence was "a the effect
that the prisoner in a few days received
over Ioo letters containing postal orders.
Whether jewish baby aged should
be- allowed to live in Moscow OF not IL q
question which has been engaging tho
attention 81 the Russian Government and
of the highest legal authorities in the
Russian Empire.
The mother 81 the child h a poor woman
who has tho right 90 live In Moscow and
-he desires e. remain there. as abe 10
able 20 earn a living by nursing In
IN" view 81 the Mini-tery Of the Interior
hcr baby did not enjoy the same right.
An order therefore was sent 90 Moscow
~ have it despatched % some spot within
the Jew ish pale.
The mother sent an appeal 20 the Senate
and th. ,as" came M for consideration.
IN. Assistant Minister 81 the Interior.
representing VI St0lypin. the Premier.
argued that tho mothers rights did not
pass T. the child. Finally the senate
Laid down the principl" that the pres
anca ~ young children with their par
,.uts depends not ON the rights Of the first,
but on the obligations ~ the second
Hence the baby for the present il 20 be
allowed 20 remain at Moscow.
Martin W LittIetnn ~ New York
who has been busy for a month in London
unrayolling some snarls in a financial
deal for one of his clients. plays golf
when he isn't Dusy in the city He has
done hrs best t. impart knowledge Of
the intricacies Of tho Garden city game
"a his English golf companions.
He gave them a surprise when. in
a fourSnme. ne drove a ball that struck
a rock they call them crows at Garden
city that was roostine ON a bunker.
The rock tumbled Of the bunker and
Iittleton exclaimed
There. that's as good as any 81 Teddy's !
hest big game records IN Africa
The rock. however. had not been killed.
Before tho caddies reached IL Il hoped
on it's fect and slowly flew away. looking
back repruachfully at tho expert from !
Garden city.
i find Mr.. Littletun explained after
tho game. that you can combine rock /
hunting with golf nicely over here
The murdsrous attack made by an
inoHenslvs looking elderly man on the
First Secretary 81 the Swiss Legation |
Ia Paris had an extraordinary grievance
a. motive
The assailant. seraphIn Joseph An
tonovich InRlka. an Austrian. fought on
the Russian side in the war with Turkey |
and aftcrwArd became associated In a
venture with some high |
officials in 81. Petersburg. When II came !
to dividing the profits his partners de- |
nounced him . tho authorities AZ a spy. |
and he was sent to Siberia.
He sscaped To Switzerland and shot
tho RUSSIAN Minister there through the
arm The Swiss doctors pronounced him |
insane and sent him home to Austria. |
whers lie spent some time in several
unatio asylums. Two Freara alienists |
aTterward pronounced him sane. and with |
his certificate 81 sanity in his pocket ho |
went To tho Swiss Legation in Paris and |
demanded moral and I'M slleotual damages |