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7J« •]' ■»* #*?*!» 'S' u* V 'J* '•» 'r 'I
Count Zeppelin. the Aeronaut.
Count Zeppeiin. the Inventor of the
gr-Mt dying machine that made two
record-breaking trips acres.) I<ake
Consance in July and October this
year, though ; general in the German
army ta no stranger to ihe I nited
States, itavlng served in the civil war,
when he made his first balloon ascent.
fie also fought In the Kranco-Ger
tuan war, where he distinguished him
self (>y Ins balloon reconnolssanees;
COUNT ZEPPELIN,
but more recently he bus been at
tached to the staff of the king of
Wurtemburg. It Is said that he has
11 ready expended nearly $400,000 on
aerial experiments, but in his latest
venture he was backed by a syndi
•• ite with a capital of $250,000. He Is
seventy years old and has been en
gaged in ballooning since he was
forty
Ac1r*44 Shr4 All London.
Since Mr*. Patrick Campbell began |
to produce “Mr. and Mrs. Daventry,"
at, the Royalty theater, London, last
we«k the dramatic columns of the
press are filled not only with com
ments on the play, but on the per
sonality of the actress A composite
opinion is somewhat on this order;
Mrs. Campbell is an actress of emin
ent talent; she has no business to
stoop to plays of the Oscar Wilde va
riety; Mrs, Campbell's dramatic abil
ities, however, would help to purify
society if utilized to Infuse a lothlng
for scenes of depravity so common In
the English "haut rnonde.”
Mrs Campbell has perhaps more
MR3. PATRICK CAMPBELL.
f*rvent admirers and more fervent de
tractor* than any other actress in
Ktvglaud For this reason, no matter
what piece she may produce. 1t will
be praised by the former and con
<»"Tuned by the latter. And her friends
are so many that even "Mr. and Mrs.
Itaventry" is tolerated.
In private life no one could ever
conceive that Mrs. Campbell's taste
runs in anything but the course of
strict ethical purity. At home In
Kensington square she receives In au
informal way many of the distin
guished lights of Ixmdon '
A Chinese War JunK,
One of the obsolete forms of sea
■raft to which the Chinese still ding
with affection is the war junk, shown
In the illustration. It is picturesque
but clumsy, with flat bottom, square
bow and high-pooped stern, In shape
•oinetli Ing like the caravels Columbus
used when he made his flrst voyage
to America. The sails are usually
made of matting, while the rudder is
large and is lowered to a level with
the keel when in deep water.
These junks are roomy and com
foi tattle and not by any means so
i'1'iliijty ic tl'”)' 11 * * * ** i for lit thi
ItaSil* Of III* CklBWtrt |ll! Hit’s who <*i»« *•
til* OHSt of ('ll1114, lilt’)' »««
ttfItOI I’fftHliVM ill ultiillU III’ III to C
tioipl<«li tlMiir uffHiium >t<-»l||iis
« *,« fjt f|t »*« »»* »4» *4« #|*
Wcr^ of 1* o/ejjor Wood.
When fiofruo; H. W Wood of ih»
physic department of the rnlv*rslt.v
of Wisconsin visited Kngland. iu Feb
ruary, he gathered other honors ami
the silver medal of Hip Society of Arts
of l.ondon in re ognlth.il of his work
on the diffiactlon process of color
photography. Professor Wood wa- in
vited to apeak be
fore the Royal so
ciety, one of the
oldest and moat
scientific societies
in the world: the
Royal Photoxisiph
ic society and the
London Came r ,(
club. For hl» ad
dress before the
Physical society
that hiMly mad'*
Stint n fiilL.if 4
Prof. Wood
the solar it llpse last May Profe.s-.or
Wood was a member of th« Johns
Hopkins party of the government ex
pedition stationed at Pinehuist. He
is at present engaged on work bearing
on the theory of the solar corona.
Aside from l>eing a fellow of the Lon
don Physical society Professoi Wood
is a fellow of the American Asaocia- i
tion for the Advancement of Science. J
member of the American Physical so- '
clety and the American A->tro|ihysl<al
society.
Woman's Wort^ in Porto Rico.
The first woman superintendent of
schools In Porto Rleo, Mrs. Ruth Shaff
ner litnler, has returned to her brni'1
at Newvllle. Pa., after eighteen
MRS. KTNIKK
months' labor in our recently acquired
Island. In addition to her work as
an educator Mrs. Etnler acted as an
organizer of temperance societies, and
ha* succeeded even beyond her antic- j
Ipatlons in awakening an interest
among the natives in the cause of to
tal abstinence. In connection with
the latter movement she spoke freely
the other day.
"One of the most gratifying tiling* 1 ,
noted on the Island," she said, "was
that there was no Intemperance. I I
never saw a Spaniard or a native
drunk. There were no saloons unifl
war begun, and three have beep dosed
since the aVmy's withdrawal.
Rev. H. W. Jones, chaplain of the
I'nlted State* trainingship Mowings
hela, lying at Old Point, has just been
honored with the degree of doctor of
divinity from Wake college. North
Carolina. The degree was ronferr; <1
on him because he was chaplain of the
only southern named ship which took
part in the Santiago engagement, the
battleship Texas.
C? he Late Capt. "DeU/ey.
Capt. Edward Dewey, elder brother
of the admiral, died the other day,
CAF'r. EDWARD DEWEV.
at hi* home in Montpelier. He wa*
71 year* of age (’apt. Dewey haw
service during the civil war, having
Peon comrnlMhion<-d lirat lieutenant
and quartermaster of the Eighth Ver
mont volunteer*, Jan. 12, IMtil. Ill*
regiment took part in the chase aftei
Early In that year and wa* with
Sheridan in tlie Shenandoah valley In
| the full of Doj4. Reside* Admiral
Dewey he leave* another brother,
. Charlea l»e*ey of Monlpeliei and a
later. Mr* Mary I* Qi*e|.-y
Wcmtn'4 i*nlur/ied Sphere.
Women warn their dally bread In
: <•!riiijwt e ery branch of huuuin in
duatry Women make or help i>
n • k< " tho breka tic*, »e*er pipe *
tool* i*10 bai. ta. furnltut. They
*t* 1/ »»,e ,,-<ifeM|oii-, they are
... . pjffne, - in car ou
l ■, ,4 of . ■ ai d ■ to I lie II,Oil
bo* !>*• i • I,r a «>in■ i
tkey arc g*to. » In the more Ulc*
■i-oal way we n .• had a wom.n an
.
en »k» nili. *>td women who deil
In *t>«f k* Oi.» woman per i fifty
year* making a bead Inane and 1 -1• •
ly waa found dead with iter 'infill I-be I
a ot It In fo. * h* r
i iii tlx public €pe |
Guided F'vrcej Ftiic J*tKJn
lt*»v. 1'ieiierSek drown. unde whoa**
i guidance the ullled for*-*** marched
: from Tientsin to Pekltt, la h mission
ary and the prodding elder of th-*
! Tientsin district of the Mi lh'tdiet
Kpiscomtl mission in North China
Mi*. Blown lias labored In the laud of
ihe Mauchus and Tartars for upward
i of seventeen years. In that time he
has traveled much between Tientsin
and Pekin and. thoroughly familiar as
he was w ith every foot of the way no
better guide for the tones in the.,
mar. h of relief could h*\ ■ lieeti found
When the outbreak of the llose:* o.
curred In Pekin Mr. Brown »ni. the
last foreigner In get safely awa* l,a
ter he went to Che Poo, from which
point he sent nearly all of the uuoffl
dul cable dispatches Dial cune to
\meilca demiihtug the slttiation in
China. 11 •• stood upon the wall of Pe
kin during the llrst engagenn ni. and
ltBV. KKKDKRICK HROWN
was within n few feet of (‘apt Reilly
when that brave officer *•»* killed He
refused all compensation fot h's serv
ice*.
Hlatin iMslia. who was believed to
have bidden n final adieu to Kg.vpt. 1*
on hi* way hack to the Soudan where
he will be governor of Khartoum un
der Sir Reginald Wingate, the new
sirdar lie had, as he thought, set
tied down for good in Vienna, hut now
(tears out the ancient Egyptian belief
that he who once drinks of the Nile
will long to repeat the draught
A Domeittc (Tragedy.
The disaf pearatu e of Mrs, Jennie I.
Hate wood and Dr. T. W. Tuggle of
Lexington, Ky. marks the clime of au
othei scene in a domestic tragedy tbat
has been the topic of conversation in
that section of Kentucky for mane
mouths. It is believed the couple has
gone to Nov York.
Tuggle <IIh|mm«»i| of
hJ.■* property before
departing In Step
tember la^t the
Fayette < on n f y
grand Jury Inveati
gated an alleged
plot between Mr*,
flat (-wood and Mr
Tuggle to kill the
la t ter'* wife A
1 negr>, .John Lair,
Jennie (Jatswood. told the prosecut
ing attorney that lie hud i>*cii hir<d
to waylay and kill Mra, Tuggle that
lie wan given |.'i as a part of the $200
which he wan to receive when the
crime was committed. Lair weakened
and In the quarrel which followed with
Tuggle, he says, Hie plot was o>. **r
nrard. Mra. Tugele test I tb I Him she
was ahot at.
The matter wa* compi onus* d by
Tuggle allowing hla wife to apply for
divorce without contest. Mrs (late
wood disponed of her property reient
ly. and the day after hei departure
Tuggle also disappeared. He coniine
Of a good family In Columbus, Ha
Hnglitdi paper* say that the report
that Hlr Hedvnr* Bullet has been of
fered and has refused a peerage should
Ice accepted with great caution. In
the flitct place, no honors will be
granted to the leader* In the Boer
war until next year, and, moreover,
it L* *ald that Hlr Itedver* will refuse
nothing that may lie offered to him
That hi* name will be Included In the
list Is considered to lie practically cer
tain.
f/etv yorK^j Police Chief.
He * i ■ ini • leil la t a i*f'|; fm I it t «i
fii liiK a till tin* v.ii'k of Hi all Hupt ,
mil i. • I - m of Kluiiiilii MiCwllauh
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MH. BRHVS COASCIfNCI CU4R.
I um*a lint »f ih« t cm|»i|n XxlKftrit
" 'll. IIla \i lion
I.INCOI.N, Neb., Nov. Hi Mi- Hr>
hii. 'Hiking with a pi*>«m lutan lower,
hail thin to nay p* ixoniilly
"I have i nine out of the i ampnign with
perfect hculth anil a dear <onn<leme,
I <1UI my utniowi to lutug xuccexa to the
principle* for which I atootl. Mr die.
vpiihvii dirt hII that he could, Henator
Ionia and tne mentberx of the demo*
eiatle, popullat, xllwr republican and
• nti-lniiMUiallat commlttiwM did alt the.,
could Mr. UcAiat and hla aaaia late ,
in the < lull 01 Kati I/,at Inn put forth th«ti
tie*! effort*, Our mwapaponi, our
ninpalKti tp< t die* and our Inca, organ
ization* all did their part I have no
fault to hud and no reproai hex I
dial! (otillnue to take an active lute,
eat In polltica ax long ax I live | m*
lleve |f to he the duty of the dilxen
tn do xo and In addition to my Interval
xx a citizen. I find that It will reipiiie
a life time Work to repay the politic.u
frlemlx who haw done xo touch for me,
I xhnll not lie a aetialnrlal candld.tt*
liefore the leglxlatltpe whldi hua liee'i
•lecti'd, Htaattu Allen «l«*».* v"x the am
'itorxhlfi which guea to the popnll.itx
Mi. Hlldifock and Mi W, II Tliomp
xon are avowed catidirtate for the aeii \
Btorxhlp. They are Imih deceiving of 1
the party and I am too gratful to them j
for paxt xupport to oppoxv them
If A f Ai * t • I m iiiia,
WAHHINOTON, I) C Nov. |o nu.
population of the xtate of Vlaxauchu
xetta by count lax and minor Ivll dlvl
xlon* wax iiRlelally aunoumvd tod*'
The population of the xtate In ItPiu la
2,81a ,848. xx compared with a pnpula
tlon In IMto of 2,288,M8, xhowlng a.t
inereaae of .'>1,8.40.1. or 2d 2 per emit
for the preceding decade It wax 2,Vn
l>er ten! The rate of Imieaxe hax
lieeii ewceiled hut once In the hlxtory
of the xtate, namely, from Into In IX,Vi
when tin* population Ineieaxed ,it a per
>eiii The lOMl land HUPfltCV Of Max
xachuaettx lx approximately x npi miiex
(xquare i
M HIM 11 |M* • 4lUII|i| IlllllWIIl
WAtfHINOTON. I>. <V, Hus lu Hi*
I n it I ft it liuri'Mil lain received 11 K t'M in
from Hi* Hhonhune mo my. In Wyiiin
Iiim iinnouncl.iii thut miihIIpox mid
broken out ni I valuin' tour Ih<* linliiin
rmcerviitlon. Vairltie vino* for l,7un
pi rnonn, wltleh tin* iineni itnki to hiv*
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forwarded.
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