Ligonier Banner., Volume 44, Number 9, Ligonier, Noble County, 20 May 1909 — Page 6

. f § The Ligomer Banne . FHAOXIEN : Il o e ————————————————— ¥ Latest News Told in Briefest and 3 Best Form. : T WASHINGTON NEWS. 4 snte hegan the . 4, et Bran Robedles of U tinri ! i . -1 hy ‘ ‘,:‘.;,.uiz:u‘z fr Sva LR sist : Mara e VOlalihine ba coty Ay Potnted winteler 1o the United Brates 1 ¢ $ <8 . s v. ,’.‘ irich urders enato 1 i s £l I reduce the duly 05 = >~ BigNR Fhe health departmient of the D trict of & (il ha i i 3 e e prenbntative Cooper i N i Bt ! Sits onte of the leaders ol 1 it pent movetent in congress, Wi ! r said Yo reap e t Jof the msdar aflairs I Ll President Talt sentl n Diesssge 1 ¢ tpiag an anendment of the aw i whdel Parto 1 P 8 BN Grpest gt ¢ tabeet that Ye Bad told the Y 1 ¢ dntengded to g LU RO a 1 ieiie ¢ e fi 51% 3 5 i ; 3 7 i 4 iil 6f Eiatiatics favued - B Foriiriit WA gty Riveg that W ¢ W el R Con ’ { e Wi oW oEuDw R ety e 3 : ' i \ LR ; Reprosentative Moore of Ponnss vaniy t pirodured a bill 3 " Er ke Octolwr 12, the &R 1 v 6of the diseovery of AMnernan by ol a legal public hohiday Flio Beib yate Gn the farit hilb in the foriww ot tloe Tead schiedules, which wers adopted : PERSONAL. > S 0 i Salvator. ¢ I 6o 1 H an ukinl of the empernr ol Ausiria w found Wnrking for 310 8 WeeK 1n a factory at Paluesviie, O Wiitair gnd Orville Wright, the s ton 1 aviaton feturis o Earod Foriper Vice Preafdent Fairbanks salicd fromn Honohihe for Japa . Clinrie A Whilard { Minneapoll ;\,n appointed by P fentl jaft Lo the . ah the federal benth mad yacan Liy £ fesigual ot & Fud e Purdy - John Fleming 13 vears old who dis sipated a fortune in dresg, was maid an {nmate of the gounty poor farm al Eaton, €}, He gained fame by subsul tuting gaid coins for buttons “Count” Louls Hamon, better known, ag “"Cheira the palumist has been sentenced to 18 monthe imprisomment in Paris and Bas bheen ordered 1o make restitution o Count Festetlics of Hun gary of h'-.(!'.i:\' 200,000, the proceeds of an alleged swindle. Chelro; who s supposed to be i London, some years ago wis a palmist in Chicago GENERAL NEWS. " The departinental eominittee which probed the alleged combinations in the meat trade in li:z;:E;t«mEg)/\m\'. th American beef trust G ) Twenty men were killed by the ex plosion of 1.000 pounds of dynawite at Bethichem, N Y. : = In deciding the suit of Mrs. Sarah A Davis of Vermilion 1l the cireuit court will determine whether the widow owns the body of her husband Twentv-four men. who participated in the recent mutiny, were hanged in the streets of Constantinople Announcement was made that £ H Gary will give a $lOOOOO Y. M. C. A, building to the city of Gary. Ind. + Thomas H. Netherland, who had charge of the social affairs of the White House during the Roosevelt administration, committed suicide. The- Playground Association of America decided that baseball is a healthy sport for boys. The business section of Kinderhook, 111, was destroved by fire.

H. R. Brasfield of Unienville, Mo., a state representative, who in 1902 set a record by fasting 60 davs, is said 1o be dying in Jefferson City, Mo. - Mehmed V., the<new sultan of Turkey, ascended the throne following the. ceremony attem&ing, the ancient custom of girding ou%he sword. . A report to be issued by the government will show that one-third of the country’s population of 88,000,000 lives in the 13 original states. - Charles W. Morse, the former ice king, now & prisoner testified that his fortune estimated at $30,000,000 is all gone. e .

A plot to rob the treasury at Gori, Russia, of $1,000,000, was discovered and six were arrested as they were tunneling under ‘the vault, In default of payvment of a hotel bill in -Paris, France; the t{ugks and clothing of Princess L(}\Klggz'a‘t Belgium, which have been seized, will be sold in accordance with a court order. - President Taft got “something in his eve” and ct_zje'g[‘iq,ji_n occulist who forced him -'wgaﬁ%gm, Sixty persons w:ere urt when a balcony fell in an armory at Seattle, Wash. S : " Knights of Pythias of Minnesota and the allied orgauizations convened in St Paul. - Posey county, Ind., voted “wet” in an ootion election. :

Jobn W. Herron of Cincinnatl, Louise More, has gotie Lo the Whits House for & wisit,. = - : - Dotk Hesry T. Huntington, nepbew of the late Coilis P Hantiogton asd Ihe iatter's widow, Mrs Arabella D Huntington, desiel the dispatches from Loz Anpeivs that they are 1o be . Claiming cotuplets lpse of memory, A mynterions sirßger bas srrived s MeNell, Ark with the only means of Hentification bellg the letters “H A W o hip iinen. He saye he remen: Bors be fu’ a professor a 1 s univer sty 1o Tesen. = - : W. M Btoane :"ﬁ’(iﬂi-wﬁﬁiﬂ. arent of. the Wichita Vailey and Texax (eutral talivays iusu{mm& dead i his room in Stanford. Tes . with a bullet hole in his bead - 1t ix suppused that be come mitted sniside. . Hecause she wors Bigh hecled shoes when she was lnjared by a fall from & atreet car, Mrs. Ansn Pelevsos of Ok iond. Cal baxs lowl Beér suit for dam ages ppainst the Oakiasd Trastion Comphey,. . Mrs lwra Richardion Thimas who, when 12 years ol Was mariied o Get. Cassius M. Clag. 18 Loxington, K+ obtained s divorpe from ter third husband Samuel Themas @ Bhe 18 15 yenre oid Sl Capt. Peter € Halna was found pulity of muainghter in the firsl Je gree folloming Bia trial for elarving Witlinmi £ Annis. s . ‘j‘wpﬁg'}i men ‘ﬂfﬁ& wgmy‘rm% drownedd when a jaunch sank i the Oblo river noar Plitsimrg,. @ ' Two Chicago women drove hacks in fupneral proceskions taking the jiaces pf striklng Carriage drivers Six thousand pomtal emploves ol Parik went pit on 8 sirikas shen the chamber of deputiey deigred action on thelr demands, 0 G . E. White wga srossted at Vin cennex Ind | charged i;'lr'i_!h__ attempting to kiduap Willle Hamilton, son of a conlT acter - 5 Willam M Sehantz of Hastings, niembar of the Miehigan legisiniure, was ﬁ:%_i&i‘.‘k}?—--‘z, Ly B aseazin who wtashiod his throat wWith s razor The destrovers Barey. Hainbridgs, Peontur snd Twle. gopviyed by the auxiliary cruiser Hilabow, will deparnt from Manila for Ohina Sawarday en raule to jain the Third division of the Pactlic squadron. e Jaiies 1 ML bas felegraphed to Beattle, Siash . I Washingion, that B® s aking 8 Personal offort to nduve Dritiel Ambassndor Jaios Ptyee 0 18ke fart 6 the openiug feremonies of i-w_ﬁ";!‘ Alaska Yukon Pa cific fair L S The Metune Duliging at Les Moines, I 8 occupied Ly the New York W all paper K Sigtiogery UCompany . was de siroyed by fioe lows SILO.OOO : ;i vh chsks, contaming foae pallons of water from thé River Jardan, were emiptied ieto & gulter 1B New York The company v.hh\h Aparticd the wa ter adid wot find the yepture profitable . The Southern Haptlet convention, which epened i Loutaviile, Ky | will discuss ralsing 8 share of §1.400000 for heathen evangelization and $1.000060 for endowment of the Bap tist Theologicnl seminary, | . Me¢luned V. the new sultan of Tur key, plowed a furrow In the palace lawn to show that he ls phvsically able to hear the burdens of the e pire. e : ; James. Bovie, sentenced to life imprisonment. and Bis wife, with 20 ¥years to serve for kidnaping Willie W hitla began thelr ternis in tie peni tentiary at Pitisbhurg, ‘ Three days after ki marriage, Charles H: Brown of Huntingion, 111, disappeared in Vincennes Ind . Bince January | mere than $l.OOO, Oou warth of watches, diamonds, jew. elry, silverware and other valuablé chatlels have beéen stolen in Neow York city, according to the lists furnished pawnbrokers by the police. .. : ‘Mrs. Carolyne Tamplet, soclety woman of Loulsville, Ky, armed with a revolver, drove & negro burgiar out of her home after a desperate strug gle. - : ' - A street car was held up by a #ingle masked robber at the entrance of Washitigton park, Milwaukee, and $3O taken. A shot was fited at nhim, but he escaped. . ‘ . May Yohe, actress, formerly Lady Jrances Hope, afterward Mrs. Putnam Bradlee Strong, I 8 pow the wife of a Canadfan lumberman said to be namwd Murphy. A son has been born to her in Portland, Ore, ' The annual meeting of the National Association for the Study and Preven‘tion of Tuberculosis opened in Washagten.. = Atlanta, Ga., entertained the Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit association with automobile rides, barbecue, cake walk, efe. e The authorities at \Winnebago, I, ‘said they would take the fingef prints of the whole town te find the mur ‘derer_of Mrs. Margaret Grippen. ~ The Kansas department cf the ‘Woman’s Reliet Corps celebrated its silver jubilee at the convention at Ot ‘tawx e e i

Miss Mary Malone is believed t 6 have been murdered in New York. ! Her body was found in her room iu a | boarding house. It is believed she was | beatm}to»deagh with a club, o Prof. Henry H. Clayton of Boston | plans to make the voyage [rom !he; United States to Europe by airship. | A resolution to.improve the method ; of distributing vegetable seeds and a resolution concerning Turkey became ! mixed in the public printer’s office in Washington and read when combined ‘ “joint resolution relating fo certain | events in Turkey.” l John K. Gore told the Actuaries’' Society of America, of which he is presi- i dent, at its twentieth annital meeting ‘ in New York that he knew of no rea- | son why the life of man of the future ! should not be 150 years. : ‘ . Six men, a woman and two children ; were drowned at Wilkesbarre, Pa., by | sthe capsizing of a row boat. § The steamer Adelia Shores, with 21| persons aboard is believed to have | sunk in Lake Superior, all being lost. f . The Grand lodge of {owa, Anclent! Order of United Workmen, held its' thirty-fourth session at Burlington. ~ A bronze statue of Henry Wads-; worth Longfellow was unveiled in! Washington with much ceremony. It | was presented to the nation by the | Longfellow National Memorial assocl-’ ation and was accepted by President Taft. l

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The poor gnsuspecting Indisr sald o Chiristapber Columbos and his men: Habwe s, meaniug, In their language, “Welrume 7 : L e Hener cama the name of the hémg el sod enchanting oty of Havans, Ther show you here, the ghatied ceneralile looking tree, under which Colgmbue treated with the Indians This ity wag founded ju 1518, being 101 years before the Janding of the Piigrim Fathers st Plymonth Hock Havana I 8 in faet & g urban sec tinn of 01l Spain sel down here on this nebie xiand in (he pew world -Take up the map snd locale your self #t Jsckionville, the wideawaks and pushing emporinm and metropolls of Flerida, Then go #i7 miles south siong the eastern coast of that state iy K pight's Wer. Thare yiin are near. ly 109 mifles out frem the southarn point of the malnland of Floride, Bay ing boen carried there over wales and Al Knfghi's Koy von take a steanior and can make ttz»‘-‘vs‘ls:c” trip to Havana wver the indiga Bige waters of Ihe Guif of Mexico, frotn 1:30 a. wm ,2"(3 b pomod the sanie day Yiu first sew to the southward and sonthva st agrd the ,miummhm of Cuba, Then Ilnter the lghthouse and the Mareoni wireless telograph station at Morre Caatie e Roon you see the famous Moro Castle ftaell. and then the splendld peverto he-forgotien siEht of the ety 6! Havana with s eharmioe plnk and vellow tinfa, its son wall s entrance fn the bay uwder the frownine looks of Mura Castie gsd the famed old fortross of Cabengs, : Your boat does not go to the dock on this line but Is aschored In the hay, pear to the ghastly remains of the wreck of the Mulne, which project above the water, = . A tensder comes alongside, hat no heedy sooms to be Ino& hurey, for you are new eutside the Belt of the north ern. hostle and push suad are in- the land of “manana” (10morrow).. Tre mos! striking fedatures of the ity of Havans are the Prado and the Malecon 5 : : The Prado I 8 to Havana even more than Penneslvania ‘_mf‘mnu? in o Wash fngton city. Pifth avenme to New York city or Graind Bonlevied to Chicago It te as wide ar wiler than Peannsvivania avenune and §8 the most beantiful street. all o all, and with iis parks and itz junciion with the Male con, that one could wish 1o see . " Thers is & central Hne of trees. flow. erg. and grass: then on each side of that, wide paved broamenades, and on the outer slde of these promenades. ancthor line of trees, flowers and grass. then a splendid driveway on each side, and the sidewslks on each side of the street. Like in the case of Fifth avepue, New York, no street cars arc allowed on the Prada Exploring the Prado from Colon (Columbus) park, going northward, you paxs through India park with its beau tifa? statue of an Indian maiden symbolizing the city of Havana: then you pass through “Parque Central” (Central “park) with its classic looking wiatue of Jose Marti, the patriot Scon, at the gulf end of the Prado, you come to the beantiful stone pagodn called "The Glorietta,” embel lished with the inspiring names of Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, Strauss, Verdi and Wasner. - The Glorietta is the stand occupled by the splendid bands at their fine evening, open air musical concerts. Surrounding the Glorietia is .a vast, nicely paved plaza, covered with seats painted green, to harmonize with the color of the leaves and with the greenappearing rim of gull waters that dashes against the sea wall a short distance away. - i : . : The president’'s palace, Columbus cathedral, Mercedes cathedral, Moro Castle and old Cabanas Fort, on the inside, are all very interesting, as also many other buildings, including an in-

PRETTY TOUCH OF SENTIMENT

Hotel Man Provides Carnations for Guests in Memory of His -Dead Daughter.

A traveling man carefully adjusted a carnation in his lapel at a cjudb dinner a few nights ago in one of the private diving-rooms at the Astor. "Do you know"—he turned to his neighbor —*“l never see a carnation without recalling a bit of sentiment I found out in Ohio. There is a little hotel at Ashtabula—the Stoll house—and as each guest is seated for dinper the waitress placeﬁe- carnation before him with the meru card. This being an attention not expected by transients at hotels in small. cities, I inquired of the girl if the occasion was one out of the ordinary. - ‘“‘No,' she replied, ‘we give every guest a carnation each day at dinner. ‘““When she had gone for my order an old salesman seated next confided to me: ‘Years ago Mr. Stoll's life was ceutered in a beautiful little daughter. Bte took great plensure in distribut-

xpection af a great cigar factory. - In Colupmbas park Fon s some ¥aury fipe spesimens of the rmyal mim Columbing cometory I mowt besuil fai, with tie weallh of Ballan nar hle monumenis snd siatues god s wonderinile artistic foral decorations Wever ta be forgotien are the fine dark, Jusiehus eves of the women and pirke Of Mavanx Thelr esebrows and s i ofashes et of amd Bt ke eves o & dot A Minnespolls, Ming . a vors large proporiton of the young women. and giris wear plagses and al Boston a proportion almest xs large Here no young women or girls wear gigases. No doubl thelr gves 4o not need) the glasees and, besides theae Cuban sirens and enchantresses know tonh. well the whichery of those rves 1o e willing 1o shut theiy o 8 from e warkdl with _;.:‘.:Z'igx,;m‘% o The strieth of Havana' aré pearly Bil ¥ury garrow ; - Oblsne and ORellly, the principsl hisiness strevls are narallel and next Wy fach otber They gre both so par raw, not mere than 20 feet wide in ciuding the narrow gldewalk on each side, that carslages and vebicles niost g hut one Wy on ckeh, passing down the ane apd up the other, Jike an eniiews chaln, going from Cedtral park on dne and back on the other. The rame thing is true of most of the other strects. bat the peoply are so kKind, padite and obliging, that not much friction results in the trafe There % a wealth of fine artistie merchan dise in the stpres and the people are not afrald of Bright ctlors. : In Havanaithere is bhardly any 4% viding line !u:{!v«‘wu eating and drink fng. A place to drink I 8 a place to eat als=o, and a v;‘*}:u-v to eat is equally & place to drink. Al these places are called eafes and restaurants. One of the large ones has this sign ouol: “Oafe Rertaurant el Popular,” which in English would be "The Popular Cafe and Restauyrant” ' o Another sign reads: "Gran Nectar Habanera™” which means "Grand place for good cheer for the Havanes Fiuids and salids are dispensed to gether, and pot separately. Nobody unless ft be some American or Eag Hahman, stands up at & bar and gulps down flery drinks. . : Great numbers of seats and tables are everywhere in their almost open air way of doing all these things, and the people. men, and to a considerable extent women also, sit at these tables have tea, coffee, wine, or what they may wish not much strong drink be ing used. At the same time they have rolls, bread cake, or what thev may like to eat, the edting and drinking going together 2 - In this way the drink, in connection with the solids taken, and together with the natural secretions and sol vents of the stomach and the alimen fary canal, i:n@igﬁaxbg,QLdX,y constitutesta food, and adds to the food yvalue of the solids taken: o i ‘ H we were not so self-sufclient, we could gain important lessons from the Latin nations and from the Germans in th_,c_\ matter of handling the drink question. - ‘ . Women Will Fight for Ballot. The latest part of the world to be reported as making a commotion in favor of giving women the baMot i the British West Indies. In Jamalca the other day the legislature killed the bill enabling women to vote by the slenderest of margins. Instead of be tng discouraged the women of Jamaica declare their willingness to fight a hurdred years or longer for their rights. G ‘ : The Shoe for Luck. The bride or bridegroom must not pick up the shoe that is thrown when théy are departing. Sometimes in play it is thrown back: at those who hurled it The proper person to throw the shoe is the bride's father, and it is considered very unlucky to pick up the shoe. vl

ing carnations to the boys of the road who Sundaved here, at dinner. Death took her away, and from that day to ‘this the carnations are a feature of the excellent table not only Sundays, but every dhy.’ “Somehow,” and the diner caressed the flower in his buttonhole, “I hav looked on a carnation with reverené since then” i The Walrus’' Defenses. A fullgrown walrus will weigh as much as 2,000 pounds; a mountainous mass of muscie and blubber. He is armed with tusks of ivory, sometimes two feet in length, -and when from ‘his upreared bulk thése formidable weapons are plunged downward upon an enemy, they are resistless as the drop of a guillotine. 'Such a thick layer of blubber lies under the skin that he is practically clad in an armor impervious to teeth and claws alike. So, unless the bear is greatly favored by luck, he has little chance to overthrow his antagonist.—St. Nicholas.

THE COUNCIL AT JERUSALEM. Senday Schesl Lessse for May 23, 1909

o T ERT Ao W dol . Messery Cmpsen @ R . i : OOLER TEST o We | tellene . Thar stz the grase of fhe Leind W atail B spvell gian 58 They oo RoEN 2 MY i Aheus B A D 9 W cusmeeedy sEreadd heugy warlooy sbiines plees 18 ey ey ; : ’ PLAUVE « Xstieed in Beria apd Jecaes e . S . A= ‘Buggertionr and Practical! Thought, V. L Uertain tres, porbaps thoap sent Wy James Gal 3 11 cavme daws fram Jadea” The egan lest sarn that ithese visltors were Phars peow, mestibers ol the strictest sect of the Jews Perhaga they cagie oin vertigate rumers o 'hxt»‘:} n ihe chureh .at any rate, they “taugh! the Brethrea” ithe verk i i (He 5l foct, Imelying comiinned aotion ot ey Koyt teschingi. “and sald Bweept o b cireutciesd iH CEREOE Mo saved TRk very Aifferen) dwirine from St Pagi's Pelieve on the Lerd Josns Cheisd and thou sha't e sgved fActs 16313 " Rackham - .;73'”?‘,"‘ imperianee of e Quesiioan - The Clristian éhureh, during its Brsy 0 yoars. had spread over Palestine Phoenicia, Damascus, Abtionk Cyiros and South Gaiatia in Asia Miner It war rapidly growing, especially among the UGentiles The difference that bad arigsen el o againxt sach odber tha two greal centers of growth Jerusss i and Antiseh 1 tbrenlensd o A side the Chrixtian churches into fws comtending - and irreconcilabile lac tieme. It that Bappesed i would prabably ke the deathblow ta the young relpion. the dextraction of the hoped! the world through Chelst Could any maitsr be more momel tonus T \ ¥ : V. 2. “They i"the bretheen™ ¢ 11 Avtermined that Paul and Barmabas and certaly other of them {inciuding Titus, Gal 2. 1, afterward Paul's con panfon, & Greek, a man of much abi vy, who wonld serve g 8 8 Rpewloen of the Gentile t"f’!‘i‘{v'?“"-‘!‘. should go up, 1o Jernealem 4€'L:f;iléﬂ AWARY :;!M?;:‘ this x;s:»-?!:f:h T Paul went "hy revein tion i3l 20 3 owhirh In entirels congistent with the statement that the ehurch wentl him ; L - o After el o debale thut bsersane might oxpress his views, g% I 8 projer oA demodratic sssembly ek ms &l Christian pnthefings should be Peler spoke up. His nearpess 1o Cheiet aod his .strope character ecombined o make him & lesivr Moreover. in 15is casze he had Bad personnl expericnes *.sl}':h‘%! placed Bhs on Paul's side—the divine revelation bidding him go 10 the Gentile Cornelius, and the oappor g of the Spirit upon that convert and his Bousehold It was preciseis such witness to the right of the Gen. tiles to enter thée church without ¢ir cameision as Paug bimself described from hiz milssionary experience Pelsr insisted upon 1 with characteristic vigor, closiug with the poinied gues Uon, "Why .- . ot a yoke aspos the neck of the Gentlle): dlacipies gvhich neither our - fathers por we were able 1o bear? -the Yoke being the minute oppressive riteg of Juda: fem, with the Phurisate additions. imposad ag a condition of salvation. There {8 ouly ona condition of salvation, sald Peoter In conelusion —the grace {(the free gift, unbough! by any dess] of oursy of the Lord Jesus Christ " As Peter sat down, Paul must have clapped his hands! The decision embodied in & leter: {ll To glarify and unify }u»!;{mwg: in the preparation of §t; (2 to guard against slps of memory on the part of the envoys: 121 to prevent misan derstandings: {43 1o preserve for future occasion® the resulls of the eonference. Capt Cuttle’s advice, “When foiand, make a note on,” applies to all welghty matters, The reasons for the restrictions 1. The “wolltitions of jdols” iv i explained as "meats offvred to Wois” {v. 28), came to be & sore troubie in the church, and liberty to eat such meat (the meatl commonly gold bad nearty all formed part of sacrifices) was at A later time claimed for Chris sians very strenuously by Paul But until the Gentiie churches were con. firmed in their new separation frosi idolatry, it was wise to require them to abstain from whatever might tempt them with memories of the licentious revels which heathenism celebrated in the name of religion. . 2. “Forpleation,” however, was the great sin of idolatry, which “glorified sexual vice with the halo of a sscred ‘sanction "—~Bchafl. Courtezans were the priestesses of the temples of Ve nus, and crowds of abandoned women gathered around most of these so called holy shrines. To this day, sexual, immorality is the terrible sin of idolatry, as the missionary annals of Africa, Indila, China. Japan and the South seas most abundantly show, 3.. “Things strangled,” meant “the flesh of such animals as were killed in snares, and whose biood was not poured forth."—Gloag. The Jews were forbidden to eat these, as coming under the larger restriction that follows: 4. "Blood” was forbidden the Jews as an article of diet (Inductive Study 71 because blood was a svmbol of life, which was to be held sacred, and of sacrifice, which was to be revere!d It was the holy token of the remission of sin (Heb. 8: 22). Their most preclous religious ideals urged the Jews to abstaln from blood; but among the Gentiles it was, in various forms, would be a little self-ienial on the part of the Gentiles, while failure to do so would make it almost impossible for Jew and Gentlle Christians to

Crooked paths are not made by those who are determined to go straight on in spite of all difficulties.

The man who builds his house on the sand shows the need of lunatic asylums with every brick he lays.

,The man who believes in a land flowing with milk and honey will sooner or later be on his way there.

A refrigerator is a good thing in the right place, but the right place is not a church. : o

STREET CORNER ASTRONOMER. e ; Qid Londen Craracter Who In Patrom o ed by Prers of Parliamant and ; Other Notabiss. . ® = : : Londos - Close o e houses of var Hament in Losds % at by exlrance I Voesiminaer brides smnde & man =iy # o ivlemcope. jlis paibe A 8 Ueorpge Crociier, and By oisht grajperlis e calind (B¢ "parlintnernfary malrorenner raER. T Most oof the Gl Wtilers of the bouse of conmonng apd no! a Tow poldes lorde-wbho gitend Ihe suoas ENlive | chanmber Latw sipe L throwet Cricker's v argager. For gore than Bftoun yesrs be has t.*;'-’-.ﬁ hix post The u 4 Heg ave on ohe o (s owcs ReGs. trivd 6 oael 09 asisobiner. gt i — vy A ——— f “‘:%n:,f g Sﬁ«,\ ! . PR A N M B 't i B g 8 ’;: :oY % 2 VTR o S j b Wy !‘:;"“ f"'«‘;"“i ) i e o "%‘»»";.J,';“; i ; -.., ! Y } |Ob . e § § - ; 5 3 i .L;'J,,‘t,“ bR A i LR L ~f PO Ay .ﬁ - o § -~ ; ?“‘-**s it 3 s » o £ ' { e XS 1 -t i e % Old Lorndan Sireet Corner Astronomer, freler 182 50t & man whe s moved wanily, and his UpnllT with members of sariiament has been mo streng that the paiice Bave g o et Rl n s Loramner g oo 41 150 oW Itecesting Py o character oft eLo y i thease iy of modernity, He s & rud drfaced, jovial looking min of 20 whom romaanics with the ¢tars has ¢ vided with @ fund of philisopt &7 Liis W ) » : “Yeu, | have seen a 4 good many chatgrs in my Gie” he 8818 rocently I have stéed for Wsny Soirs ar tha stitrance 1o this brides, asd you would o osnrpriend gt tße bumibher ol we) Enown f:ok whkd base come ty WMy 2 A Jenny peep 3l the &t 3Ty e £5%% % y Bights s i ir'-= & ook 3ithe face !.:f' ke iieg . the tarpedr ek dlal in the s - 1 have mades s fair Hvlhe fros my tA‘: $54 e P thig s loy second b L e s il e §o xil saved up from pennieg cotlocted Bere wap the Brides P enconraged ty bus the new in girdment Wy Bir Hogert Hall the fa the betdge one night asd had a ook throng FRYIE Lis peans in the gsgal way, He'had 5 good long ook, ssd | thaueht of charging high exira P hen has b wotn move the wiaehine arognd and find stary for Bimsell You Roaw I don't usuully allow cistonners o work the ' instrument Howevers, | Hidn'y say minch. gad, after awhiie he began o leil me & jot about Tcertaln L F He spoke of ‘distances and ditguaiers’ In 8 Way thal oo showed mre that bé kiew sl There was 1o know ADGUL - Bxreaolny, YiWhett he - 0 he gave .me some canis o g leetare which BBir Robant Hall' was te deilver st the Roval insti tute. 1 dud o : Enow at the time that - he Limeel! was Siz Robert but when | gat 1o the Haval institwte | saw Ihiat the famous selantist and my castomer wors one and the mame erson He fmughed at the joke, and then be talked to e abol iy teles T ﬂ\ j.;v'.f,:% it wasn’l up-to much and advived me io gel a new one I attended aot of 'his etures and 1 becamtive 8o interested that T ook f};x the stuxly of astronomy seriously. As soog as | got well into it I saw that wy old instrymen: was in deed a roor one, and 1 Began to save up o huy 8 new ore 1 mansged u the conirre of 4 fow vears Lo pel ;:r'.!z;er the pecesvary eash. Sir Robert told | :',,t"‘:i?e;sz 1o huy My new insiruoment and the best kind to bay for the money. ‘Thus |sl up the presont one ! “1 have had a ot of people besides astronemers (o ook through my ma ehine, The Rt Hen Johkn Hurns often | stops and has & peop through oo his way hoeme from pariiament at nighty @ Though o cabinet minister, ha often | walks home acress Westminstor bridge | at night all the way to Batterses—a | good hour's walk He likes to have & peep at the stars amd a chal “Then axain. F bave had Sir Benja- | min Stone, Lord Rosebery, Balfour | and Jots of others to look through. | They alwass have a word or Iwo with me and pay thelr pennies like the rest | of folks—sometimes a lttle more”™ ; Towboats on Western Rivers. fowe of the inland towboats reach | huge proportions. The largest ever built to piv the western rivers tows | coal on the Ohio and Mississippi riv- | ers: It is made almost exclusively of% steel and is twice as powerful as the | next largest boat. The coal mwingi capacity ‘of this peculiarly construct | ed steamer when in barges hold!ngi 12,004 bushels each would cover an area egual to a city block. .

The fact that the river boats are still duilt on the same lines as those of 50 years ago is not due to lack of invention on the part of the builders, but they are retained on acount of the

peculiarities of the streams on which they are used. Exhaustive tests have proved that the old original type of. construction with the stern wheel is far better than any of the other types.

. The “sleeve dog of China” is the rar. est breed of dog in the world. With the head of a pug. he has the under jaw and characteristic “wheel back” of the bulldog, a type to which his body conformation closely approximates. He has the same bowed {orelegs, short in proportion to the hind legs, and quarters lightly made in comparison with his broad and masgive front, Altogether he ig the quaintest and most delightful of toy dogs, but so jealously is he cherished by the royal family of China that it is difficult to obtain a really good specimen. : :

Efforts Not All Wasted.

A Geneva ear and throat specialist declares that yvyawning is helpful; In fact, that it is one of the most beneficial forms of exercise. Hereafter speakers who are a little shy on eloquence may know that at least they do some good to their agditors.

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