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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
TAKES CARBOLIC AND DIES
Patrolman Tries in Vain to Save Life
of New Jersey Man.

i've been drinking, said a well dressed
man about thirty years old who approached
Patrolman Leblanc at sd street and Eighth
avenue last night. The patrolman detected
the odOr Of Carbolic acid and asked the
man:
Have YOU been drinking carbolic acid?''
Yes" said the man az ne toppled over
into the arms Of Leblanc.
The patrolman placed the man on stoop
and endcavored to force milk down his
throat while awaiting the arrival of DR..
WINS. of Flower Hospital. When the am
hulance surgeon arrived, however. he said
the man was dead
When the BODY was searched note was
found. reading II am j.. J. Browne, Of No.
222 Morris avenue. Summit, \. J. | done
this hv my own hand | venture ono OF the
nonalties almost any woman may have 10
pay for bringing TO the. eltar only, the
constitution 10 be loved for time is to
and herself some time at last far from the
altar Titiana, lovers fool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York Sunday, April 81,
1912
Nii{IN Ed

Steamer Queen Eugeuic tRri, MuJllonos tcb
ruary 5, Antofosasa H. oaf5lzaH NJ GS'PSs 81
Imcia April and Baltimore ~, io X Ora,
q 60. with copper ore. Arrived At the Bar al
Steamer jamestown. Norfolk and N"wpor,
News. To- the old Dominion IS 90, with pas.
scngers and uds,. Passed In quarantine al
steamer Borueo tNusU. Fiumc March 10,
Patras 20. Messiua - and OrRn April :. 10
Phelps Pros < GO, with mdse.' Arrived at th'
steamer Beacon Light ,Bn. Tampa April IL,
To Rowring a CO. in ballast. Left Quarantine
steamer Wcsterwald oier, Colon April H. to
tho Hamburg American Line. With passenger
and mIse. on the highlands at $50 . m.
steamer Aragun Georgetown, &, Win
r,,dsc ON tho Highlands a. $50 p NJ.
steamer RlrrsdelI tBr, Sagua APRIL ! ana
Matauzns 1G 10 the Munson IS Line, with sugar.
Arrived at the Far A. SI5 IA. 90
steamer Raysmn ,cubauD. Tamplco April u
and progreso ~ IN the New York and cuba
Mail IS 90. with 2 passengers and udSe. NJ
rived at the Bar at $3.50 M.
steamer la Savoic err. Uayrc April ~, ia
the Compagnic Generao Transatlantqu', win
20 first ISL second cabin and al SteeraSe pas
scugers mails and mds" Arrived At tho l'ar at
steamer Camoronia uBrI. Glasgow and Moyllle
April Is. 20 Henderson Eros win passenger
and mdse Southeast OF Fire Island at T:o'
steamer Florida, Port Arthur April g with
rds, outside the Bar at G:43 m.
steamer Beacon Light 'Br), Tampa April
Is Left Quarantine at ! rs u M.
steamer Bnrpeo (AuSO. Fiumc March ~
Patras % and Oran April ., to Phelps Bros 4
% with mdse. Left Quarantine AT 4:2O m
steamer Mauchioneal tNor), Port Antonio
to tho I'nlted Fruit co, with mdsc. Passed IL
Sandy Hook at $50 m
Steamer CITY ~ Atlanta, savannah Aprll u
to the ocean - 60, with passengers ana
mdse Passed I'm Quarantine at I:ao IN.
steamer Herman Frasch. Sabine April II. I,
the I'nlon sulphur 60, with sulphur. Passed
I'm Quarantine at S:45 a IN:
steamer Pawneo. Philadelphia to the clyde
IS 60. with mdsc. Passed In Quarantine IA
l0:i6 IN. >,..-
steamer Jefferson. Norfolk and Newpor
News To the old Dominion SIS co. with pas
scngers and mdse Passed IN Quarantine al
p IN. -, oco u,tnl
southeast: light breeze; raining; thick OF
shore: smooth sea.
SAILED.
Steamers Iaady Darlington (BrD. MonteVldeo
Rufralo OBI Hull; Grenada (Brl. Perth YIN
nov; Banes CPan). Bones; Orihamme IBrl
a pallice. Inca tBr). savannah; Dacre vas
tlc (Rrl Singapore Graysou, san JUN; ~
tava INor) JacksOnvillc: kennebec orr
penang: Newton Hall (Brl. Valparaiso; Nor
folk (Nor) Mobile: Charles lie Cour tFrD
Newport News: Chicago Frl' Havre; SAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22

no.prstiou and steamer Close IN y. y. Z. NJ.
Japau Corea China Philippines via 80 "a
Vancouver Monteagle ..-,...... Apr ~ %"
Tahiti, Marluesas COOK Islands.
E Few sco' Mamnka ,.,.......Apr 70. $3.50
JaP S!roS DorS WsrD u"a ,,'A Apr %. $50
Hawaii japan. Corea, China Phil
PEp'"'S wa ga" Apr 20. $50
Hawaii Guam. Philippines tvia san 100
Francisco)-U : Transport hay l. o'oo
japan Rshs ,H Wtrn '''',o .' ~ May . $50
Hawaii Japan. Corea. China, Phil
iEsr, ..,...........M May O. 63O
Hawaii via San Francisco sierra. May ~ o'"V
Hawaii. FIJI Islands, Samoan as
ands New Zealand. Australia iva 80
VictoriaD Mariana .............' May ~ o'oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22

4 AMI overcast. showcry weather 10 the Grand
| Banks
Forecast for special Localities. Now
England, showers to-day; Tuesday, probably
clearing and cooler; moderate To brisk south
winds
For Eastern New York. showers to-day;
TUESDAY. clearing and cooler, moderat" "a
brisk south winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey,
Delaware, Maryland and tn" District Of Co
lumbia, showers and somewhat warmer to-
day: Tuesday. clearing and cooler. moderate
south winds.
For Virginia showers to-day and probably
Tuesday; warmer to-day: moderate yaria BILE
winds. mostly south.
For Western Pennsylvania, showers, fol
=, lowed by clearing and cooler to-day: Tuesday.
fair: brisk and high southwest, shifting Ia
northwest. winds
fair and cooler.
For Western New York, rain to-day: Tues
day, fair and cooler; brisk and high south
Winds, shifting to northwest tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
SAW DISASTER IN A DREAM
Wife Warned Husband to Avoid
Titanic and He Obeyed.
nv Telegraph to The Tribunc

Hemingford. Neb.. April 2l.-Becausc she
dreamed she saw the Titanic sinking, Mrs.
B. O. Shepherd of lIemngfOrd, sent word
to her husband in England to cancel his
reservation on that steamer aud To- return
on another boat The fact that h" did 50
probably saved his life.
The dream took place two mouths rgo.
Mrs Shepherd first wrote TO her husband
asking him not to take the Titanic home.
She then sent cable message To him To
the same effect. Although hr had already
taken passage on that steamer, Shepherd
transferred 10 another White Star boat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
WIRELESS REPORTS,

The Ancona. reported as 1872 miles east OF
Sandy Hook at noon yesterday, is expected TO
dock Tuesday evening " Wednesday forenoon
The Bremen reported 100 miles east OF
Sandy Hook at 1905 p m yesterday Is eHpec'eu
to dock Wednesday forenoon.
The Kroonand reported IA miles east OF
Sandy Hook at 80 p yesterday, Is cHpected
70 dock Tuesday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Washington
Apru o,=The Western disturbance has moved
from the plains states TO the upper Mississippi
Valley with undmnshed intensity and during
Tho last twenty four hours II caused showers
a,d ,bunderstorms In the Mississippi valley the
inner lake region and the middle plains states
,,,1 local rains and SHOWS IN the north plains
.,a,es and the middle Rocky Mountain region,
Rains have also fallen IN the SOUTH H,Ia i, ~
and Gulf states and were hea'y az i yyeported
jn those regions. Local rains are a'So rTpoi ,o
IRON, Inc plateau region and the norm faci''
states. , u.,-ai,, ovar thu
.It.n esst ~ the Mississippi River ana IN tne
y,est Culf states. and continues much peoM
r. ssasopai average In the north plans stal,e
and the Rocky Mountain anu nocoprdsd Fats morn
he in tho Rocky Mountain region ana tne
north plains states and In inc WeSo p s-s
Inc loves, temperature reported was ~ o'sIe'S
The indications are that the Mississippi va
Icy disturbance viii move east S," ea,, ~ The
Nississippl River and Tuesday In the Alantic
states and on the east Gulf coast VII, De
~ -r,,esdav In other parts OF the country the
Weather will be fair Monday ana IuesoAy OK OK.
cept that local rains are prooao'e III '"e No'"'
shs ,nr"era,re viii rise Monday in the At
lantlc states while change To cOoleI N,S'u ~
will oyerspread the great central vsiIeEs anu w.
I've rerion Monday and Tuesday. In other
parts Of the country temperature changes VIII
ic unimpoftant An. . -.
The Mississippi River IL falling steadily above
Helena Ark but continues TO rise at that point
and remains stationary or little chhhge AZ
points below owing 20 the breaks In the leNees
Tho winds along the New England coast VIII
be- moderate 20 brisk south middle Atlantic
coast. moderate south; south Atlantic and
east Gulf coasts moderate variable. mostly
south. with squalls; west Gulf coast. moderate
variable aud on Lake Michigan brhk anu
probably high northwest.
steamers departing Monday FOR European
ROrta VIII have moderate 20 bflsk south WInds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
ipiI 1912

HIKh'hI !eWpeTaturo 'yesIeTuhy' w utbIt's
tat noon: lowest. ~ : Average ~: average FOR
corresponding date last year. 40, average for
corresponding date for last thirty-three
years. 30
Local forecast Showers to-day: tomorrow
clearing and cooler; moderate to brisk south
winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
Brings mall
OUTGOING STEAMERS
TO-DAY.

Mail Vessel
%essel For. Line. closes sails.
Saramacrs p.marIbo RpWT II 80 A IN 300 p IN
u VI Forlar, Argentina. Bar. 800 m 500 m
Rio Grande, Brunswick, Mall. --- 100 nj
II ESpAY. APRIL %.
Barbarossa, Bremen. g L.. 700 a m 1000 m
& OF Navarro. Trinidad, Tt. 1000 m 100 IN
p,ris PIo DO Tareiro ia Br IL 90 IN 800 N
Rotterdam, Rotterdam, II Am. ----- 1000 III
A,,uIa Santiago Ward ...... 200 M
- - Atl.rta Saysnu.h say 300 IN
Apsche Jarksouyillc. clyde 100 p m
WEDNESDAY, APRIL "a
Mauretauia. Liverpool, Cunard. 800 m w m
|a,acss Ia Guayrs Rod D $50 2 m LOO m
Rermudian Bermuda, quebec. 900 m LOO m
Natsns,, Colon In Fruit 9 80 a m 1900 m
|ic|roui, :, Doniugo Clyde 1000 "A IN 90 y m
So var,os Galveston MaTy - 100 p m
Iiuron Il, ,ksonytIle CLYDE q. -- 100 p IN
Mall for Mauritania closes Tuesday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22

Local Oficial Rccord.--Thc following official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes In the temperature for the last twenty %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22

Seriously minded men used 10
avoid the brighter fabrics IN
suits.
Thought dizziness m e ant
dignity.
Nowadays they carry off the
smart new designs with the
same ,jaunty air their sons have.
We're glad of the change.
Gives us a chance to bring
over the most attractive Scotch
tweeds, for example; not a bit
loud just cheerful and II h.
usual.
Our Spring suits show the
wide range of modern cloth de-
signing.
Silk lined oyercoats of cheer.
full fabrics too.
With plenty Of Oxford grays
and blues, if you don't want to
get too gay all at once.
ROGERS PEET COMPANY,
Three Broadway Stores
Warren St. 18th St. 3tthSa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
UGH WATER.

Sunrise, 5I1 sunset 6;46; moon sets, l@o3;
moons age, ).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO rAY
TUESDAY, APRIL q.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL "a.

.Potsdam ........ Rotterdam. April 10. .Ho-Am
'Oruba ............ Kingston, April 10. r VI =
= di Piemonte 90. Palermo. April r.. Italian
Bremen. Bremen. April 13...N G. Lloyd
Arapahoe. cksonvllle, April -. Clyde
EI DIa............C Galveston, April 1S.....So Pa
. of Montgomery savannah, April q. Savannah
sRrInra mall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
Official observations Of United states weather
bureaus taken at p. m. yesterday follow:
Tnmnnrn fnrn Mrathar

..... II $ y. m............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-22
TUESDAY, APRIL .;
WDDNESDAY. APRIL p
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS.

for Mauritania closes Tuesday night.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22

monopoly OF the white hope situation.
This Is another bridge that 1t will be
time enough to cross when it is
reached. At the same time if Langford
does put In an appearance and insists
that he Is entitled to recognition from
the survivor of the white hope tests one
great controversy will arise.
Suggestions have been made that
there be no mixed matches in future.
In such case, white man refusing to
battle with Langford will be forced to
take the stand that he merely claims
to he the white champion Of the world.
"Al right" Langford may say, II
claim the black championship Of the
world, and in order to make the situa
ton interesting. | am going 10 claim
the championship Of all the races IN
the world"
Unless a def OF that kind Is noticed,
no very great step will have been taken
towards restoring tho pugilistic SUI
premacy To- the white race.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22

IN size.
SO far as reach and weight are con-
cerned, there will be nothing 70 choose
between Palzer and Luther and this
means that the coming fight Will of
necessity be entirely different in char
acter from the Flynn MeCarts engage
ment
or a suretv McGarty viii not hold
Pal4or It arms length With the left
While picking a target for tlfa right
In the arguments that are heing in
dulged ia al present, Ialzer and Me
Caftp arc regarded IS an evenly
matched pair. Ans particular point N
Which NfcCartH exeels Is thought 10 lie
offset ny some fighting qualification
possessed hv Palzer
Palzer Harder Hitter.
NeCartr Is considered the better
boxer. Palzer tlle harder hitter. In the
matter of strength the men are sup
posed q bc On Il par hut il Is thought
that Palzer's fHgeeaness has been thor
onehly proven ml1ereas nothing much
! is known 81 MeCarts's ability u endure
rough usage.
f When The various lighting attributes
! of The two hig men are compared. the
CONTRIBUTIONS NJ as an event IN which
title chances ara equally balanced but
i even il The participants were a pair Of
/ tNfes. tie impressive appearance Of twa
giants, considered IN conjunction with
/ the great rivalry existing between them
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~ ,9.4f.,.iza, -
w.,
'i71 ''' ~ '''sa9s
4 whisper comes rom ne east now
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22
HARMONY RE|CNS
IN The NATIONAL
LEAGUE At LAST
For the First Time in Years
There Is No Discord in the
Old Baseball Crganiza-
ton.
BY W. j. Macbeth.

~" ~ ~ ia xstionai ,oaeue
,iloiiS =. t4..~ n ,,a,. ,e.,ts I'M
~ WI 80 ~. n,,ittas - mars
~ p'.s'5 -, -, Is ,,,,r,I,, 70
. 'eslasl't r g,,s oe,.t,.s ,,nder whose
spo'sa ~ .z,s,t a. ,aae,,o
aui'li.'ist - ,,,,,tt,itfga5
,'as .''sl - a,15..e.i w ,,tf{ca for
ST. W.. IN, tras5llo, was
a,iol''' ,s.rs,,a nv ,hraa
."','ss'' ,.a.. l.sn,,a.l = flat-
~, ~, 7 iz,.s5 i, sa{s 10 tesu-
't'57 ,ts
''9'.'.', ,,,,.,,,ts,,,,,sl,. ,.,.,5,,.,,oa "a
aeets. fg,, s..,till I'LL eret,yhile
tradneers nroved Ills stoutest cham
Mons charles II. Ebbets Who WAS
rcn@rtsd Is bays I'm Endorsements IN
the name Of Robert Brown &c Louis
viIie. nfopose4 a new term tor the
nrcse,f incumbent and .. Webb Mar
,,by sf ma Cubs seconded tie motion,
e,rl,. one balIot vas nee essary u mak .
the choice unanimous.
r,,.t ,t,Y.= da2on
4 -. 80 s,..,i,,lal6i,s
e. ~, -, -. 49,. .,nnn,,I
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22
With the Boxers.

Danny Goodman and Pal Brown
have been signed to box at superior,
Wis. Dec. %.
Mike Gibbons has been offered q
$4,000 guarantee by a Buffalo promoter
TO box Jimmy Glabbv Jan. y.
Bill McMnnon and Eddie McGoorty
will clash in a return bout on jan r.,
at kenosha Wis
Nothing doing in the boxing line at
the present time for Joe Nanaot Joe
says that he IS going to rest for quite
a while.
Jack Britton or Chicago and Young
Ahearne, the New York lightweight,
xiii box before the Royalo \. q. of
Brooklyn Christmas afternoon.
Fred Becker Of New orleans, who
put up such a sensational bout with
Mcdonald at the last National ANA
Sur CHAMPIONSHIPS IN Boston. las
entered the professional ranks
Tom McCarey is trying 10 sign sid
Williams the Baltimore bantam
weight. fer 2o-ronnd bout with Eddie
Campi Of San Francisco, the bout to
be staged at Vernon, Cal, Jan. 8.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22

However, Bresnahan has no cause To-
worry the immediate future. lie
is prepared to tal<e his ease 70 tho civil
courts provided he cannot secure jus
tic n the hands of the National
league,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22

! Boston Nationals is a very sensible
man and has added much tone to the
organization,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22

WitI,Zthe Boxers.

Promoter Hinekel. Of Cleveland, has
accepted Joe Rivers terms for a n
round bout with Phil Brock.
Eddie MeGoorty has received an Of
Ter to box Jack Mccarrcn, Of Phiadei-
pha, at Madison Square Garden, Dec
II,
To box frankie Burns and Burns wants
tile saAe amount. alffernia rre-
moters cannot see their way clear to
nnt up SO much money for a clash be-
tween the two boyA
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22

Boston Nationals. is a very sensible
man and has added much tone to the
organization,
New York Pleased.
Everybody about New York is de-
lighted with the interlcague trade
which vii bring Frank Chance to
New York as manager of the High
lauders. Ills presence here should
prove great boon to the game. Just
imagine the interest that Will be
aroused with the peerless leader ahid-
ding for patronage against the mighty
John McGraw, II is believed that the
former idol Of the Cubs VIII he anie
To- make a real contender out Of far-
rell's sorry tailenders. he mas q
mighty fine nucleus around which To
build II but remains now for Chance
to select some favorable training quar-
ters and everything around the local
baseball camp viii be in great shape
for the big noise of battle.
IL is very doubtful II Chance could
nave gotten out of the National league
| If August Hermann had not promised
doc Tinker the management ef the
Reds before Murphy disposed OF the
man who nnade his cubs 50 famous
Hermann believes chance Is every
bit as capable as he ever was and
i would vefy much liked to have retain
"a him for Il leader. lie had prom
/ Ised the Job % Tinker. who + stu
+ usefu player. however, and could
not haek out with afN grace. All tie
otht3s National league clubs had been
/ provided Win managers and as nobody
/ in the old circuit cared % gamble on
I isrank Leruys pfayinG ability u was
i an easy matter To arrange i deal
whereby DC eot out If the National
i leaRue.
The ease Of chance illustrates the
fatt tlgtt sentiment II moi entirely dead
/ in organized baseball. The club prest
dents Of ME National league tealized
4 wbat Chance had done for their circuit
ia HISS Chicago connections lfalreH
uas traparca ii lav double the salary
ef anybody Who might haze been will
ine Ia lid for the peerless leader and
IS thinss wore made easy for Frank
10 accept flattering engagement.
Tire Bresnahan Claim,
Unfortunately for the National
league il has unon it's hands stu th,
UNPLEASANT aut3 IN passing upon Roger
+ Brosa2han.s claims against the st
Louis National league team The
! Iuatter viii hc finally adjusted at a
meeting of the National league board
af directors shortly before the Joint
scheduled ncftmg in New York OF
Eeb ll trhe aaSc should have beer
settled at the annual meeting But
the oNncrs ST tile Cardinals refused e
,4,tNpa@1 xyfth ms ,tasc pleading upor
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22
Baseball Notes.

the Boston champions. joined the E,lks
al KeWances III. recently.
chrfstv MatheNson is spending the
winter months playing checkers ami
writing baseball stories for the dafls
press
For his second seasons work in tie
big show, Pitcher E'ppa RiXey, Of the
Philadelphia Nationals. demands sal
airy of S500a
Bill Goughlin, formerly Of the be-
troit Tigers and last season manager
of the Allentown Tri-state league team.
has purchased hotel in Scranton Pa.
Manager Rowland, of the Dubuque
team in the Three-I league, has signed
I Earl Matttek, brother af Chick
Mattiek, OF the Chicago White soX
| Hugh AleBrecn is trying to sell his
stock III the Jersey city club. Hugh
was formerly secretary Of tho Boston
Red sox. He purchased an interest
| III the Skcetcrs last year.
Detroit IL full Of gloom al the pres
ent time, fer President NaVin has re-
fused TO give Tv Cobb an increase in
salary and Ty threatens to quit base
ball # Mr. Navin doesn't come across
The name Of the recently organized
Northeastern league has been changed
10 the Maine State League The circuit
will include, Portland, Lewiston, Ban
cor, Augusta. Bath and Biddeford.
1 The members Of the Cubs have ap-
! pointed Ed Reulbach Cub representa-
tive To the Players Protective associa-
4 ton, to succeed Johnny Eyers, who re-
! signed automatically when he became
manager Of the team,
Cornelius J. Sullivan, the attorney
vice president and director of the New
York Giants il tho old Amherst ane
Harvard ball player lie was a member
Of Louis lfrothngham's team IN 1888
which won thc series from Yale
Lee Taunehili who was released b.
tie White Soy a short time before tht
close Of last season, was refused share
in Cubs SoN series money by the Sos
PLAYERS, but President ComiskeN san
that Tanuy got a share, In speaking
of the incident Gommy said SOM
ball players are pretty tight. and | am
sorry 70 say that some Of the tightesi
belong 10 my team
| In his vaudeville act. Hugh Jenning
sings i ballad entitled That's How
Need You Hugh ought to sing the
/ seng te Cobb aud Crawford 1t would
surely touch the hearts of the two star
outfielderS and cause them To sign De
troit contracts minus an increase in
| salary.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22
[ iterature-Prod of Maturity.

Sir Walter Scott was "a when he
made his first draft OF "WaVerlcy and
was "A when he rewrote and published
it, Nearly every one Of those tales
which conferred immortality upon him
was composed after he had reached
the age Of 46-
CARLYLE was AZ when he published
tho French Revolution the FIRST work
to which he formally put his name
Swift was 50 when he published
"C;ulliver's Travels while John Stuart
Mill was SO when his essay on Lib
erty1 was Published.
Bacon was 80 before he published
his great work, The Novum orga-
num-
Darwin published his origin of
Species" when 50, and his Descent Of
Man" when g..
George Eliot composed Middle
march" between the ases Of IS and -
and, some time after that, Daniel
Deronda
rennyson was 30 when his idyIis.
Elaine, "vivien" and "Guiuevere"
were published, and was about Sc whom
he completed the series.-London An
swers.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22

The smallest electric dynamo In the
world WAS exhibited recently before
the French Academy ~ Science, 50
small is this dynamo that its base
would nor occupy all tho space GA an
American penny The instrument Is a
perfect miniature Of a large machine,
and Is a practical model III every re-
spect 1t works With hum that
sounds like the buzz of a mosquito II
weighs only one fifth of an ounce, and
Is six-tenths of an inch high and long
and only half an inch thick The lit
tie dynamo can he used not only rs a
generator. but as a motor, consuming,
in this latter case, two amperes of
electric current at pressure Of two
and one half volts. 4 small pocket
battery will operate IT.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22

II is well known That a person may
harhor typhoid baeilli in his body for
a long time after recovery from the
disease An extreme instance in point
is cited IN Cosmos, typhoid germs hay
ing been found in lsNst operated upon
thirty eight years aftcr recovery of
the patient from typhoid
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-22

Arizona is receiving many new in
vestments from persons driven out Of
business In Mexico.