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th" birth of t'.'.at i.avy as we
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I was soli! l;y Miction in 1H52 Werner
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man rnvy. and during the war with
Denmark hi oninur.ded one of the
throe F'uam frlnates, then the p. in
clpal ships of the Prussian navy. At
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al navy Werner was diicetor of dock
yards at Danzig. In lMl'J, however,
the deceased vice-admiral returned to
active service, and at the time of his
retirement In 1S7S ho held the com
mand of the Baltic station.
voted the last CO years of his life to !
the patriotic task of popularizing; the
i(l?a of that sea power which hn had
seen grow from insignificant propor
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disturbance Sam assanlled Remus
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was brought before the bur of Justice
Sum, In tho meantime, had engaged
tho nen lees of a rising young lawyer
"Wo have heard the evidence," said
tho young attorney at the trial, "anc
I think, according lo Ulackslotie, ni
cNent Is Innocent."
It was then that Remus arose and
rubbed his bandaged head dolefully.
"Ho may be Innocent, sah, arcordin'
to Wackstone," he said, seriously
"but according to dat cobblestone he
am guilty."
And the Judge thought the same una
Sam was convicted.
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much to stimulate the shipbuilding of J
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cr, and his authorship extended over I
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Criminologists Interested.
Countess Poos Fnrrar, a niece
Archdeacon Farrar. has secured 7i
acres at Spring Valley, N. Y and wll
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JOKE AS BASIS OF LAWSUIT.
Interesting Case That Is Said to Bs
on Ricord in Chinese Legal .
Annals.
One of the moat Interestins cases
of compensation for the death of a
relative Is recorded In Chinese law
books. A certain Wu was set on by
robbers, and his head nearly severed
from his body. His friends, finding
him almost dead, with bis head hang
ing by a strip, put tho head carefully
back in position and "applied band
aees. The patient, being strong and
I healthy, the wound healed, and the
only s'.nn remaining nner a iew
month was a seam around the throat.
Some nine years later Wu was sitting
among friends at a banquet. Somo
one made a really good Joke; all
laughed; as for Wu, he Hung back his
head and simply roared.
Horror! The Beam opened and
Wu"s head fell to the floor. All ef
forts to repeat tho operation of tho
former occasion failed, and a percept
ible gloom was cast over the re
mainder of the feast.
Wu's father, thus deprived of the
future attentions of one of those
whose duty It would have been to
worship him after death, brought an
action for heavy damages against the
man who made the Joke that precipi
tated disaster. Unfortunately, the
case never went to a decision, as tt
was pettled out of court on terms
satisfactory to the plaintiff.
French Are Fond of Bread.
More bread la eaten in France per
capita than In any other European
country cxvept Belgium.
Youthful Elopers.
The you'hful elopeniont'ln Dickens'!
pretty story was duplicated In real;
lifo tlv other day. when Jesso Yeakey
a';ed four years, and Annie Theresa
Unterfashberger, aged three years
left their respective homes In Port
land, Ore., and wandered down town
hand In hand, intent on getting mar
riod. The course of true lovo never
did run smooth, however, and the lit
tie romance was spoiled by Patrol
man Riley, who met tho tots In the
heart of the business district. The boy
was much abashed by the man tn unl
form, but the girl lisped out 'their
plan to get married and visit a mov
ing-plcture show. When taken to the
police station, where their frantic
parents were waiting, there was o
scene. "No," screamed tho little girl
breaking Into tears a3 her mother
started to take her away. "Annie wants
to stay and marry Jesse."
Usually.
Teacher "What Is a Laplander?"
Young Miss "An awkward man in a
crowded itreit car."
Giving Work to All.
Mias Eastman, serretary of the New
York branch of the American Assocla
tion for labor legislation, says that
somehow a plan must be devised that
will give men the rlht to work. Sure
ly. she says, It is an unintelligent so
ciety which will let men who want tc
work starve, beg or steal. Surely thlt
country Is prosperous enough to afforc
an elKht-hoiir day six days In the week
for everybody.
Vivisection.
"In the agony of death a dog hns j at iho top of their lungs.."
Nerve.
He was only a tramp, but ho was
there with the nerve. Entering tlu
fashionable lunch parlor he pompous
ly seated himself at a table, devoured
a pickle and dropped seven lumps o!
stuar and two biscuits into his coat
pocket. Then he sampled the horse
radish, drank a glas3 of water ana
glanced at the menu.
"Well?" snapped the tall waiter In
the low-cut waistcoat.
"Well, how'dy, pal!" called tho
stranger affably, "What you got tc
eat?"
"Everything," responded tho waltn
tn Icy tones.
"On my word! Got any welsh rab
bit ?"
"Yes."
"How do you servo It?"
"Any way you want!"
Tho tramp moved his chair out a
few Inches.
"Well, give me the left hind foot,
old sport. I want It for luck."
And helping himself to another bl3
cult the tramp dodged a saucer anc
vanished Into tho night
Didn't Venn Anything.
"One can't help knowing," said a
dandy, "when one is good looking
Why, I got off at a small station the
other day In the country, and I must
confess that I attracted a great deai
of attention."
"It doesn't mean anything," said his
friend. "Why, when I get out of the
Grand Central station I meet a crowo
of men who yell 'Hansom! Hansom!'
been known to caress his master, anc
every one has heard of the dog suf
ferlnK under vivisection, who llcke.i
tho hand of the operator; this man
unless the operation was fully Ju-.tt
fed by an increnso of our knowledge
or unless he had a heart of stone
must have felt remorse to the las.
hour of his Ufo." "Descent of Man,'
Api'luUm's, 190(5 edition, pa so 70.
Mr. Whittled Haymaker.
fliauu muuer was raking the hay.
"Of course, I could have the hired
man do it," she explained, "but this
; Is what catches tho summer board
ers."
! Herewith tdie waved her hand at tho
I Judge.