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CO-EDS ARE STIRRED.
WEW YORK’S CITY HALL.
Coeds, as well as men students,
stirred by the lectures that Chancellor
Andrews is go .ng at th« L Diversity of
Chicago Bp’D the effects upon the in­
dividual and society of bacheb>rdom.
old-maidism and the married atate.
fired many questions at him the other
day when he arose to begin his afler-
n*>*>n lecture.
One ma.d asked if Dr. Andrews did
aot think that a good meaaure for pre­
venting desertion and non-support
would be to imprison
guilty party
for a year.
“Yes, fur five years." came the quick
response. “If you '•in get hold of the
man who has been guilty of non-sup-
port or desertion, why ‘jug’ him. For
uife-beating the same penalty would
do, or perhaps six years would ba bet­
ter.
“I would say the sam* for husband­
beating." he added, while the men
grinned and the coeds tittered.
Cooperation between the states was
the principal reform in the present
system of marriage and divorce laws
urged by Dr. Andrew*. He aaid that
this would call -for a compromise of
many different theories, and that per­
haps no one would be satisfied with
the result, but that a compromise
agreed to by the legislatures of al! the
states would be far better than the
present medley. He aaid that an en­
actment should be made in every state
to make it more difficult for persona
with children to secure divorces.
The municipal art eommiaricn ha#
approved plans for alterations in New
York*« city hall which will very much
change the appearance of this well-
known downtown building. The plan#
call for an expenditure of more tL«n
S25O.ono. I d the basement several
small offices under the n-a^n entrance
will be made into one for a large mar­
riage bureau. On the main floor the
rotunda and corridor* will be repair*- .
and the atone work renovated. In the
mayor’* office various door# and pas­
sages that are of little use «ill be torn
out. The gaudy wad paper and cei*-
ing in the mayor’s office will be re­
moved and a white enamel ceiiinsr and
wall# will be substituted, bringing
Lack the appearance of the building
as near as possible to the original
colonial style. The hangings and fur­
nishing» of the rooms will be in har-
m .ny with the decoration*.
On the second floor the walls and
decorations in President Cantor’s of-
ice* will be treated similarly to those
of the mayor’s office White *name!
decorations will be used in al! eases,
and in every way possible the colonial
appearance of the original building
will be revived. Partitions will be
removed, making a spacious room,
which can be used for recepti ns ar.d
hearing*, at which the borough presi­
dent would preside.
Without the aid of any one Mrs.
unes Place, an elderly woman. has
built a house at Auburn, N. Y. There
are three r<x>mi below stairs and
two above. She now <jccupie* it with
her husband, who is a wounded vet­
eran of the civil war.
The house is plain, but is well
built and well finished in the inte­
rior. Mrn. Place # s^iecial joy is the
winding oak staircase, which she con­
structed with much hard Labor. The
walls are all ceiled with fine matched
hardw«x»d. because Mra Place
not believe in plaster.
“My husband ia not strong, and
for year* hasn’t been able to do hard
work," she aaid “We needed a per­
manent home, but we saw no way
of having one until I went at it
myself. We bought this building lot
in West Auburn and I put up the
house, ft contains 3.000 feet of lum­
ber, and by the time I have built
the piazza and a few outside im­
provements it will require another
IJJOO feet.
"I used 50 pounds of large nails.
15 pounds of spikes, and 20 pounds
MAVAL ENGINEERS ELATED.
of shingle nails. I drove every one
of them myself, and I didn’t hit my
thumb as many times as you might
expect.
MAY ADOPT METRIC SYSTEM.
"I have a great deal to do yet
Naval engineers are elated over the
Just now I am sinking a well in the
results of the liquid fuel experiments
kitchen so as not to be dependent
on board of the Pacific ocean steam­
upon my neighbors for water. Then
er Mariposa. Some time ago Lieut.
after my verandas and steps and
Enthusiastic indorsement is given by
W. P. Winchue, passed assistant en­
walks are added T must grade th*
gineer. was detailed to take a trip
lot. It is 160 by 120 feet, and will government officiais in Washington to
the recent colonial conference io Lon­
of several thousand miles with the
require lota of work.
don in adopting resolution» making
Mariposa, the object being to ac­
“After that I *hal! paint the house,
the metric »ystem of weights and
quire technical information bearing
and then—then Pre got to build a
measures compulsory throughout the
upon the use of oil as a substitute
bam. Do you <ee that fine. English
British mepire. For years the adop­
for coal on board ships of war. The
bred colt out there" she said, point­
tion of the metric ijstem has been ad­
importance of the experiment has
ing to a sleek young horse ia the
vocated by officials of the treasury ue-
been increased recently by the scarc­
next lot. “Well, that's Kitty. ?*he
partment At no time previous to the
ity of coat, and it is expected that
is a valuable colt, and we think the
last session of congress, however, was
Lieut. Wincbues report will indi-
world of her. She has got to have
the matter taken up with such pros­
cate the possibility of using liquid
a home, too. and I must build iL"
pect of favorable action as lass winter.
fuel with the same results attained
In «me of her tiny front rooms Mrs.
A bill was favorably reported to the
with coal.
Place has opened a little store.
(t
bouse, and is now on the calendar of
In the meantime experiments are
contains a stock of candv. confec­
that body, which provides that the
being conducted in Washington at an
tions and notions, which she wi*l try
system shall be used exclusively by
elaborate plant, equipped with boil­
to the neighboring trad*.
the government departments after
ers, a board of naval officers has been
• she say*. cheerfully, -i
January 1. 1904. and that four years
detailed to conduct these local ex­
well be as e*mfort ible
later it shall be made tbe standard
periments. It has already been found
Moat folkn."
system of the country.
that results of a most promising
Great
stress
was
laid
on
the
joint
ac
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character are assured.
There ha#
BALLOON ING AS A TONIC
tion of the U nited States and Great
been much difficulty, however, in ob­
Britain in this matter, and the great
taining oil. Some sources of supply,
mas. of testimony which was taken be­
notably those in Texas, have not
fore the house committee on coinage,
been regular, and the price of the
weights and measures, both from gov­
material has greatly increased.
ernment
official,
and
American
manu
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Dr. Naugier asserted at the latest
facturers. was nearly ail in favor of
meeting of rhe academy of medicine
FIGURES ON MINERALS VAST
the adoption of the system, and all
at Paris that experiments hr has
made the prediction that should the
made demonstrate that a balloon
Gr»logle»l Balletla Shows Produe«
United States act first England would
ascension arts on the human system
Ilea far Tear fa This (ouutry la
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speedily follow The Decimal Associa­
as the most powerful tonic known.
S alari at Over f 1,000,000,000.
I tion of (¡rest Britain took a poll of the
A two hours* voyage in the air. he
British house with the result that 259
declared, caused astonishing multi­
The United States geological survey
members of parliament were openly in
plication of the red corpuscles in the
ha* issued its annual statistical sum­
favor of adopting the system, and that
blood and that condition persists for
mary of the mineral products of the
40 more would vote that way.
ten days after an ascension
Five
Un ted States for the calendar year
such exrursiona, he averred, are more
1901. It shows for the entire country
beneficial to an anaemic- that is. a ! JAPAN ITS OWN SHIPBUILDER.
a grand total of $1.092.224.380. as the
person whose blond is thin and wa­ I
value of minerals produced in 1901. as
tery, or a consumptive than a so­
against $1.064.4^.321 in 1900.
This
journ of three months in the moun­
comprises $566.351.096 worth of n*<n-
tains.
metallic mineral products. $524.i>73,-
Dr Naugier beli errs that the good
2b 4 metallic products, and $1.000.003
In five years Japan will be building
to b* felt immediately.
(estimated) of mineral products un­
effect beri..
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and that a lengthened stay in the all of its ships, sad will no longer
specified. including building sand, glass
air is only detrimental in causing be obliged to gn abroad for even war
sand, iron ore used as flux in lead
vessels, according to
Kokio
Mat
nervous irritation.
The municipal
smelting, tin ore. n r rate of soda, car­
council will be asked to provide a sukata. who is in this country to
bonate of soda, sulphate of soda, and
large balloon, one capable of taking study the American shipbuilding in­
alum clays used by paper manufac­
up ia the upper air daily SO patients, dustry. as part of a tour around the
turers.
or children who are to«» poor to af­ world, to gather information on the
subject. He has visited the South
ford a change of climate.
DOCTOR REWARDED.
Uhkago (III.) plant, and will inspect
Dr.
• he Cramps' establishment ia
the
POINTS FOR A BARBER.
east before going to Europe
His
home is in Kobe, and hr is connect­
ed with one of the landing Japanese
companies.
Dr. Sehwininger. who treated Prince
Bismarck to reduce that statesman's
“In recent years our people have
flesh, has been appointed professor of
fit the meeting of th« New York made wonderful progress in this
the history of medicine at Berlin uni­
State Barbers’ association in Brook­ line." he said. “Our merchant ma­
versity.
Prince Bismarck was SO
lyn the other day. Mr. Prins delivered rine is prosperous, and has expand­
grateful that he tried to have Dr.
a course of instruction, and am«»ng ed beyond our own hope« The gov­
Schweninger appointed nearly
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other things said: "When you get ernment gives heavy subsidies and
years ago. but university circles raised
an apprentice see that he has a fair encourages the business in every
a protest. I>r. Schweninger was Bis­
education and the actions of a gentle­ way possible Until recently we have
marck's physician up to the prince *
man. ami don't let him rhew tobacco been obliged tn go abroad for our
death, living at Friedrichsruhe. Med­
or use it in any form during business vessels» buying them chiefly in Eu­
But we have studied ship­
ical professors of a number of uni
hours» Don't let him get too fresh rope.
versifies are circulating a protest
with the customers.
And another building. and already have plant«
thing, should a customer make aeon­ that can produce almcst any sort of
the government against the appoint
fidant of a barber the barber should craft. Som we will be building every
ment. asserting that Dr. Schweningei
not violate that confidence, but con­ class of vessel except the heaviest
has never written or taught on the
sider it a professional secreL' There battleships, and in a few years more
subject of medical discovery.
are said to be 81.000 barbers in New will be making them, too."
Freaeli Water Fewer Prefect.
Y’ork state.
A prominent electrical concern ol
LIGHTNING’S OFF PRASES.
Paris, which is closely con a ec tec
TEST OF MEW GUM
with the General Electric company
•f
of New York, is now securing all th<
water power available in the depart
meat of the Alpes Maritimes, with
During a thunderstorm at Coffeen.
lhe object of supplying light and
The board of which Col Randolph is Ill, the other day. lightning struck
power to towns on the southeastern
president, appointed to test and re­ Mrs Frank Neller. of St Louis, melted
roast of France,
The company alsc
port upon the disappearing gun car­ a gold wstchchain which wii about
hopes to supply power for the elec-
riage«, returned from Fischer’s island, her neck, and also four gold rings oa
trie locomotives which the Paris
where the tests of the twelve, ten and her lift hand The rings run together
Lyons-Mediterranean railway pro
six inch guns mounted on disappear­ into one piece. Ia her hand was an
p«v*es to test on the Cannes-Monaco
ing carriages were made The tests umbrella with a steel rod and the rod
railway during the winter.
were very satisfactory, eaperially with
was twisted out of shape. Her left
the larger gilns Thirty shots were shoe was torn off She was rendered
Prefer Wkltt at Weal Time.
fired from the ten tach gun with aa
uncoascioiM for an hour, but has fully
Experimenter» at the University of
average interval of S3 seconds hefsepa
recovered
Mr and Mrs. Neller had
Chicago have found that mosquitoes
each shot. Ten shots were fired from
stepped into a church and running
have a strong preference for dark
the It-inch gun. with an average inter­ down, the bolt stunned Mrs. Neller.
red aad blue. vaya the (hicago Rec
val of W seconds between each shot.
Neller was also severely sh«v*hed.
ord-He raid. They still seem to l>e
This broke the record ia Lhe firing of
able, however, to fiad the while spots
guns of surh sire.
•»bla«
la Bvlfieaea.
now and then.
The story that the
Egyptian
!»♦••• •»•palati«« la Ralglga
* rual ■l.ttk.
Sphinx is disi ate grating
a .'count
The rer-eut ceeaaa return, .ho* that of climatic changes Is iatemflng. but
Prince William made a fata! mis­
the p.>p»lali'»n of Belgiern ■«*« .lands not necessarily alarming The disia
take when he offered to renounce his
at • «0J.1I*. hating doubted daring the tegralnn began long ago, says the I title for the girt. That, says the
la.tMjenra. Belgin« ia ovw ihr tu<«t Chicago Tribun«. Lovk at th«
Chicago Record Herald, left nu
danrrly postulated eimatry in Europa
thing ■ bob «.
duceasset for ths latter.
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