THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, JTXE S3, 191L 11 ne Jfaifa z i rp J c 'Sstronomical Happenings in July j V 1 f 1W ' v . -- "... . v. -'- - - - - . -Ol:BT"B.Yi.TYVRT AT CREIGHTON EIJrilTT, The days are sruwly 1TOmhi shorter. being 31 hour. I minute Ions cm the lot; M hour. .Aitjulpule OS the l&th, ul 14 heura. ,S sntauis-tr th lnt Tb sua vises ss-v-W. b.5 and i:lf and ta at"? JB. 7 "U and "3:tL reflectively, on the '1st, Xtta'aid net; It em am Lo cm the Mth. Mareurlr fs"t(o -bear the un all month ts be 'een.""'Vnue.""'the"' bright evening star,' rencbeat "it greatest 'elongation rom tb auu. "flftrrr'. 'on ths Tin. It to tfQ tnareasmg 'In brilliancy. Marc ta morning star and very slowly re eedtng from" Tb elm. It -rl at U:l -a to. and ta an" th hieridien at :el a. tn. on M ' - k t. BaA .wa.t. 9 tha notfth To lb early evening twilight. V It on' ths' meridian on the 16th at 7: snt to in tfttadrktur; thst la. at rlglit Yangles ta tba sun on tba Ml Bef um M merning atar, bift ' to coming I Into mors fn-vofalfie poeTtian, aa It rises en "the Iftth at 1.B5 fc. , Tietf tbs times of rlator. tuariaiaa paa- aCa or aattlac T' a' iiianat ara gtvwn tor n7 Cary T ba matzOk. ther i&ar ta lound far acr otttarvsaybr- Ulovtnf a chance cf about four .iBtnutas .a Aar. adOinc tba asuovmt for'aai-UarCataa and atrturacttsc tt tratn-'-1aT ariaa. -' Tba dm totn Cnt quarter tm tba M, t UU a iw Utk, te bat tjutrtw m tba IKth asd mw b ba Ktb. t JutiPtioa a lth Jupiter, tnrlslbla to Omaha, on the Mh. It to alKO In conjunction a-lUi Mm n the l!nh. Batura on tbc fCa and Votui on the 2Kth. TtlUAM T. BIGGS. Nub of Knoirledg On April I TTSt tha ftrat rnited Btatoa mint vu established at Fhnadelpbia far tba purpoaa of jiational oolnaca. ' Maj-rtaca anaounoameBt of Aleaander MltcbaU. acad H raara, to Mia Jaaa Hammond, aixtma rear old. path of Vir ginia, waa published Iacembar S. 17VZ. The flrat ocean Kt earner waa the Savan nah., -a-hirti 'twKan -Ha Initial voyaaa acroai tba Atlantic from Savannas, Da., ta lAvar pool, Enrland, n Mar K IKlk Eotk eiaaaa and aatla vera vaed. Ortrlnal continental fla '-aa adctptecl January 1, 1T76. It had thirteen atrtpea and the union of the cromea of Bt Georre and Pt Acfrrew. Tha btrth of tha Tnited States fla occurred on June 14. im. conjrreaa then resolving "that the fla of the thir teen nnlted colonies ha thirteen atripea, aitematlnc red and a hlta. and the anion yt thirteen atara, a-hlte to a blue field, repre aentint" a new constellation." aitoa i - ' v -o TwJmtSN 4 , f THT ru "jT V sf avT TI5 J T Tail m I rntaiT I f y fri-r I. rt pmwi Ct" fTi sar"i J IfS 1 t aaatRi C -rftta tn ar K J ihis is fheJDay We Cglebrate 5 10 FEIDAY, June SO, 191L Xante and Addreaa, , School. WorrlB Bwnateia, III flonlk Birtwtk St Com eniua ........ Buford Bny. Uti Levnir.rth Pt ...IIwoi Robert PrttEer. TeX North !xte-ntk Bt... KajmVCft ...... iMrw itroaar, Cftlcaja Bt . .OntnJ Helan a. btj, (S Soutb Tblrtj-firrt St Faraam ........ CUatoa BaJly. 2411 Burdrtta St La a ... Harold Contta. Itlt North Tart) ty -ninth St Druid Hill....... 1Ct CsttBJiitham, 141 J North Twentf-aixth St Lob AJena B. Cox. 1701 North Twenty-eecon St ...luhrop wirnt Dean, 1619 Fleroa St ....Mam OcPTieFa Eapau. 181? North Serentwnth Bt Lahe Garnet OifJeon. ttt Wool worth A; ...Trala Maria G laser, H II Garfield Aa l.Edw. toaewatar.. Srlrla HoTtw. 1ICJ North Forty-fifth St High Vlnll N. Humphrey, Forty-third St. ajd Rahman ATa.Central rrk . . . Ruth B. JehMUHL. 20 South Twenty-fifth St. . . .Maaoa Ella M. Jamea, Jt)l FarBam St Farnaxa James B. Keuyoa. tm Ohio St High ......... Louis Koiraleah 2414 South Twentf-ulnth St .High Alrla S. KoeUer. Hit Nicbola St . Waliiut HlU Emll Kolacny, 1IH Martha St Uneola ....... Hlrp KarbowshU 2 Elu st lm. Center tic.. . Walter C Klopp, 4S11 Chicago St High Joaephlse M. Koory. 140S South Thirteenth St Comeniui Tereaa Xonardo, 10S South Tveuty-aeooud St. . . . . Maaon ......... Willla Leamlxis. J 71 6 North Elfhteenli St I Mabel McClura, 1C24 Pratt Si... Lothrop ! Eloiae Magaret. 1418 Military Are .....Walnut Hill 1 Martin Mortenden. 141 South Eleventh St Lincoln ....... irria jjeaiar, IX7 Harney Bt ...Faraam ........ Julia RlTepoan. Seventh and. Webster Sta ru , . . jFred Ryder. 2BS Ohio St Howard Kennedy. Sam Swart. 14E4 South Thirteen h Rt Comenlna Caroline Slmonaon. 4112 Camden Ave..... Central Park... jamcs m, iivi itorui Berenteenth St. .......... Kellom ...... Jennie Stewart, 1421 Paul St Kellora CUude WIlaon,2 411 Burt St.. ............ ..Kellom. Frank Wl chert. 2220 South Eighteenth St... St. Joseph. Peter WesUnok, JS2 South Twelfth St Lincoln ....... Franoes Waterman, 01 South Twenty-fourth Are. ..High ... ..... Helen ml. lounc S2 South Tbirty-sighth Ave Columbian ... Helen Lu Zimmerman. 2002 Chicago St. Webster ....... f Loretta!s:Lboking Glass-Reflects Girl Who Wants to Be Mastered 'BjBjBBBaaaiBaBBBB "My Ijt Lorett. : Here's a Question I aauid be triad' ta have yon answer. lCfc? ta tt that aa aooa aa a man tots ma aaa that ha la aa much is love with ma tbat I eaa make him Aa ajivthisf X wish X kiss tetsreet m him? 2 . think X want to be snaatered, X wast a man ta sweep ma eo autireiy out of my ewa mind that X oan tiiir of nothinc but nlm. X read of the splendid lovers of fcj-soue flays and wiab 1 bad llvaA thanl Tha 'huisas of tha old ra nisniies who Xousht'for their lady loves appeal ta me tut much snore thaa tba men nowaday. 'What &a -Ton think, of a ttlri Ska thief i raaliy'eeret tt - -. "Xt"IX H! V JLRVK. " 1 think TCU wvtfbt to meet a pAae fighter. 'What Aa vca mean by 'belli maa-tarad." xscrwart Tbara ra ea many rirle wha say thar ' have tba 'Same symptoms that voa AaaTiaa that I mev!a liaa ta aaalyaa your Tba tTaaasBt saaatar tha world baa ever had eotiQuersa fctndreea But you aa paar ta be ratbar short tc appreaiatioB t or tbat kind. If a maa lovaa yon till be wants ta eav-aaU 4a atoa yaa Ilka, you ava him the ratuasJ -oonrtaoua, . Just let ms say ta yoa that tba joaat do whs eomea alona snftad with at aurplus kindness you would better annex. Tou will need a p4 deal fat taanlirenoa. ' A Jnan will need ta have a bis aasarva m band ta, keep a littie love whoa pea basm ta work eft your ame- tJasaJ farflroarBtl.-ir.-, T cw iaoaac to aentl- IS'a Aa&aeroua . one. ta. InocadsSed with U it vorka In tha ajmanv Ilka aoea 4a sour milk. 9 : J have heard rlrls envy tbone medieval ladies before. And it's a sure slim of their ignorance. Could you love a man whose acquaintance with water waa limited and whose knowledge of .the gentle unee of soap was positively nil? That is the way tbey were then. Even if be carried a spear and rapped you a good manly clap with tt. than aeleed you by the hair and dragged you ta bis caatia, X fancy you would UTJ mlsa tha soap. Tou girls wha want to be mastered aVJ ways make mt suspicious. There is alwaye tha insinuation that you have bordes of' weak-a-llled men lying about your feet, aa laekadalaloally loving tbat they cannot stand upright and awing a good right ana to beat you ta submission. And I know this! A maa to not looking for love as an emotional gymnasium, nor does be seek a girl wha expects him ta make a home run every other minute, and to etrik out en every ball. He wants repose and oomfort, tha peace of congeniality, tba animation et gentle sportlveneas; he 1 looking tor the kindly, heart-warming flams that radiates and soothes nd de lights. 60 X don't believe you girls at all when yoa sssurt that yoa oan hemp ant bruise your admirers and tbey still are supine ta adoration. Mea are not made that -way; And you always imply that the mastery must be something almost wholly physical. 5 gtre you my word that every cms cf HI ou X have snat baa seemed the type whom a man of average intelligence and common annss oouid completely overmaster. X de Cmions Facts "ICagles have' survived a oentury. hwans hava been known ta tree 1M years, Psxrota sometimes bold an to fete until they are years old 'TAiesasnts and "dnmeetke poultry rarely pass bryend the' are oT U years. ?nstPfiee are on raoord f tit raven bavtng Sxoeedeff t years f afre. Ca.nariea, thnee wee cage birde whose tuneful doles are famfhar to everyeme. tre Vueatly Hve w.neen ears. ' -. T- i'.-.-" s, -f ; :' "''. :J-: ''"" .."T . W bats tbe sosrtar with that m tmkT lis cVMSbst aessn abla ha xtsUL LtfBaeit. ClttcLb acsiat eg cms s Mrs Kelgin shut three bears la Connecti cut on March 10, lWtt. Miss Catherine florke. oa August I. IKK. white laughing inhaled a straw and was strangled to death. On June SZ. iKXb. a woman alave waa ar rened. charged with stealing a lock that lattened a twenty-pound yoa on bar neok. Kighly-tive natives attached ta the Brtl ih cavalry ciurj in India were, on May , IMJi, entaoed te imprisonment at Meerm lor refusal te handle greased cartrldgea. Count Montalembert was. oa Xm-eraber 1M. IK, eenttmued te sla months' imprison ment and .IX francs' fine tor praising the mtiUtutiuns of England and reflecting upon Uiuac of Franoa Krw Tors Evening Poet of July t. ltm, te!:t of a beary storm in which wild dutJte were unable te fly. They were eaten down by the fierce wind and killed In large numbera bxeaAe'e Firm Sispaal. Crantara was a military tig-tal employed by the twuttiab higtu.nd hmts. li was a t fti: sj.o or ul arm or. which af-.ar ltng dljped m tlie blood of a goat was Kent by a eatft-fninrd boimid. wha deliv ered M wlkh'iut a word save tha same si tle pia of render vrua The f .erteet "rmnwr ttt XX hamiat was .OKtantly duspatched w-Mk tba signal te the pelt, w henoe it was heme te a third, and au ua until every milage within the chiefs Aumaia bad received tha suntmaea. It Was laat eirouiataA ta Zj not knew what this -mastery" to which yoa waat. and X .strongly suspect yea As not. either. When married men "master" their wives with clubs or bottles they get into court. X - beard of a womaa who wanted a master marrying a cab driver, but X never beard bew It turned out. If 1 were yoa X should perfect my regret tor such craving till I eliminated the crav ing! r v. Carrciit Credulities Te dream of aa asjcbor means awed luck. Bailors whistle when Ibey want tba wind te blow. Carry a borea chestnut 'n tout pocket te ours rheumatism, j, f- T ' "' '' ' If you comb ymir nalr after dark ft win make you forgetful. . , . r 1, .. Get a letter -on Monday and you'll get six during that ag-.k. ? dream yea are a fool 1s good luck and win bring Increase of wealth. Shake money Is your feend cm first trig the new moon and your wealth will be torn eases. If yea get a fishbone ha your throat pull your big toe and the ebetraetioa will at nee come out. r On with the Dance J Virginia reel waa Introduoed Into this country by English settlers shortly after the founding of Jamestown. Tacitus Informs us that the early Oar man youths were taught to danoe amal swords and spears pointed at Ibem. T Quadrille was Invented for French bal lets In T74S, becoming popular in Paris la 18M and found Its way to England In IMS. Fart at the education of the youth In anolent Oreece consist ed of dancing. Be ligious dances there were gentle inclina tions of the body and a gliding promanads around an altar. Mohammedan lum forbids dancing, and It is only by special permission that the master of a bouse to released from this law, for, according te the korea, this form of amusement Is not one of the pleasures of Paradise. fWWEEKLY Bumble Bee YOI L OMAHA, JUNE 80. 1211. NO. 242. THE BIMBLE BEE. Communications and neither signature nor re turn postage required. Ad Areas the Editor. NO RAP MOKICT TAJCEK. VO ATB AT ART PRICK. IsSrfra Ob the first day of April, " sageiy- remarked Pudd attead V iuon, "we are reminded of wliat we are on the ether toi " Se on next Tuanday wa will be reminded of the fact t .1 .. a.s xj-eciuen, that eur forefathers struck eft the ahscales that bound us. and tiiat we reougmae ns sover eigu, but "all euea are ereated tree and equal," and that "Jack is as aood as his aaaa ter. . he Amartoaa ctttana to (be te' of ail men; lie is a sov ereign in himself, and be knows no rulers, eaoept the city council, and the achoul board, and the police loroe, and the lea trust, and the fciandard Oil. and rolled (tales Steal, and the Keuoitai Vvttoien company, and the F-ru Machmery enmpany. and the eu'eet car conau.tur, end th. ai'r at the caia ana the lanltar of tba fiat, and t..e aiie of his bosum. and the telephone girl and a few eth ers. Aside from the Influence and central these exercise ever bis daily walk la llle, he's like what Sir William G.lbert wrote if the Br:th tar. "a free as tha mountain breeaa " eo when next Toe.dey ceime be'U be fully )uUf.ed Is Stan out and makirg the Br.tiaa Hob si d the stusaian bear and all the other inmates f IK European menagerie Jump ' t er the roTa- Hurrah lor Freedom! It's toe bad tbat all parties ceniueniid emrid wot irlew the matter ia the same pkuinaopb-i-ai light that illumine the way mi Pete Elseaanr. Whea be eras told of the defeat el the court bouse beads be a-riniMd and said. "A nil. t auda't ased 'r." sad went a mixing lather. Cm Just watch Pa PUnirke's bovs from tills time out. fvB years acs we were far-thte- behind tturn we are cot, aad thea wds the aenaaat. Tlie prntrreu ef a murda trial at Xjeevar baa devwluped that Voa Pbul waa not the ru:y tool eunoemad la the affair. Bead The Bumble Dee. T. S EDBIS CEILPS AGADT That Btrdl r. a.s. u OMAHA. June To the Editor of The Blush Bee. Theia to one thing I adoiire about Curia, ana that la the earutneas a lth wuien he goes after things. Wa bad a xnendly eoniei.uua e Irvt the ownership til a rutoin. Ix was just a stray bird of ne par ucular value, erstwhile Kioated ax hie place and, later ou, tranatcrruig lis atleuLiuus ti V. cy. I cannot say Just one of those Vkgaries of Wuloa robins are eauauia U H. O. eays X tnraaumad ta coax the bird away frem bus. Per haps so. If eo. tt was said tn a figurative sense and re garded merely as a poet's U oense. liy ttie way, isn't tt lucay tiiat we poets are wot eased te shew our license, but keep mum about it? As X was saying, X like Curio s earnestness, but whea be called upon tha ahaoes of Uaiuel M abater te back up his argument with me, 1 tbevgbt be waa going a l.ttle toe tar, and, tn a aeaae. b l,ttlaig tiiat great Brian, woo. I am sure, never mixed up la litigation ever reruns. Thank ISO. Cruris, for agreeing te loea me the rofara while yen rr out ua the farm or la Mlchltaa. I can safly say that the bird is having U.s iime ttt its life plenty to eat and a music-loving master who weuid act be guilty of aaynag. as you did. "where biatant robins split the dam n ' Hew oouid yoa be ee eruel? 1 bepe tt waa nothing auore than the efteet of riding m that dusty railroad. Hew of um tnuet I tell you that the U B A C. is the beet line? If I toid that robin what yen eaid I doubt tf he wouid fly back te our cite next apring. though 1 ta treating her mure kiudly ttiaa ever tj snake up (er year arueity ta tt. Sorrowfully and wilted. y, F. B. T. Oawteaed. Maybe eome of eur patient per nee ss snay recall that not se eery lung age a gent est tered lnte a tea-year eon tract wits the city of Omaha te remove an garbage eg household refuse tree ef cost te tlie laxpayera. This Is of internet is ounnertkm with the Xat titat the city to new ebeut te enter tme a contract te .v ihK same rut te taae ih garbage tlie city has xil orled at the taineyerc charge for tlie pur-pone of laeduig his bogs. Ulici it rnMe te enkentifie tnanage iisw Oenatia caa show theia EC3. LtTWBECX WAXES Brbrlt Off Bead S reee Other Tbtauga. . (From a Btaf CorrespJtident.) fCAUXNGrTOK, June 2k. t Special. Just to show the people of the District of Co lumbia that good eohiailmas ters are not the only output at Omaha civic lite, the Hon orable Joa'beck ruee up today and bounoed a brick eft the bead el toe Harvester trust. LmmI we-k Hon. Lowh.ck wruie te Old Xoc Wo A. w us is Just now at the bead of the operating division of the army telling him how fine a plaee Omaha to, and suggesting that tne old doc s prescription for the treatment of the army tn the future be altered by ln ertlng Omaha wtierever CU tare Is bow suecfltd. It is eard on gixtd authority that ;td f oc "U'ood doeant beieve in substitstian. Him. LowVeck didn't cata logue ail of tnnaha's attrao tiona. Hs tailed to state that tt is the beat little piaoe from Which te run for eungreas that ttie country efforda. L. ok at Hon. Meraur, Hen. Hitch cock and Hun. loa'beck a examplea 114 IkiC rav1doa lit here all right, and is now one nf us. He tel us hew well he loves Omatia end ail e brexka, but his home will he In tU'eshlngtm. 1. C. h nctc Jorth. Me i ke him bully It Is not knom-n Just were Jim Ijsrta stands oa Hnn. lxiwbeck's plen. hut as Jim is going back te farming any ew, he probably will he tminst the eorjKTarlin. This makes it unanimous. Casaaser. This westher reminds Te Editor of the etory Carl rtelTer ueed te teil of ins health resort. "Is this a good place for rheums usra?" aked the newcomer. "It sure is." eMwerel tne resident; 1 got mine here." itateeeat. At ether tinies the denlaens erf the Third ward have been found very useful by some of the folas who are new ee reeadty denounrttig theaa. It Ams snake a difference. WTonder e tist sort of emer gency wltl be dieoovered about tne nUddie of July? Or. aasrlis the weed rutting proposition witl net be npe till about tiiat time - A let f people in this world know They are right, because other tuias seldom tiikak as they Aa. Cenaha baa lis full S un a 0U1 POETS' counci' CeanlaK. The great and glorious Fourth. 'Will be here before we ' know it; The boys are Having cash. Ana can hardly wait te biow lu They are dreaming f the date. That they love to celebrate And Just dying to begin The infernal, noisy din! X aliall aeek soma coal re treat. V here the coolest breeses blew. And the lark a welcome alngs, While tba rippling waters fiow. If that poet friend but knew It, Ha no doubt, wouid up and As It Send an tnvrtetion warm "eipend the day etit at the larml" F. B. T. Cesiptssstiea. Te A. Stinger. Eei. ICditor Bumble Bee: Jt seems there's peed ' Of speeches solemn To the smaller fry la your poet s oolumn; To Curie and F. B. T And those leaver lights In the bumble Bee. V ho furs and scrap And waste much twaddle; But you persist These imps as cod d la It s enough te rouse Loretta's Ire And make her tune Her rhythmic lTe For if she lands A sting by Jmpn! She'll have to adores Them is their lingo. Bet Miner iHin- ier if 1 was you. I'd teach thoee vounr- Sters VTHO is MHO; And Mtftle all Their run dispute, And prod them with Tour stings acute; And make them hush - Their foolish holier And hints fur the Almighty duller. ' But. if mere any l aid, doar me: I suie want M hat's coinln' te me. , I. T. Tear. .mi .1X2 .ltIT .KM .ltll :ito .102 .2000 .lf .ltt .iei ..lel .lt -ltM .lSs .127 .ltS . 1SS .1SJI ..1 .lf2 .lf( lCs .102 .102 .1902 .lrT ,UI .102 ,.1R6 .itii .12 .101 .1S88 .104 .1002 .1004 .me -its. .1881 Why Widows Outshine the Spinsters An tnsttootres AiaSks and At sad of the ycung and attractive winew whs crossss her path to traditional In the unmarried girl, says a writer te the Cleveland Plain Xealer. ' In her she recognises a rival wbosa battery of trharrns to perfect. She fears her snares; she intetrasts her machi nations. Deeming her a traitor-ess. aha cannot bear ts trust her sweetheart out of bar sight when . fluttering In the -dietanos she perceives the white flag of a widow's bonnet strings. " Are autih rivals really superlatively dan gerous? In many Instances they are fas cinating ii el ther naturally nor intention ally. Their hearts are buried la their hus band's graves. Tet te tbsar very pathos they are hedged round with attractlona. Men whe are tender and kind cannot bear te witness a woman's sorrow without mak ing a brave attempt to offer bar consola tion. As a rule, the girl whs girds against the oonquests her rival soorea. apparently with such exquisite ease, to net a very apt analyst. If she were.' she would soon suo ceed tn discovering those charms which make the widow taaotnatlng, and, having dene so, would add them to her ewa list of attractions. She would realise tha mis takes aa Inexperienced girl so often makes, and would feel faith la the mors seasoned siren's mariagement of men, arguing nd with perfect Justice thai, "having been educated te please one. she ought to know how te pleas many. ' The attractive widow, she would per ceive, to almost Invariably bright ta snan ner, not at all shy, and of the most seraphic temper, nothing ruffles her serenity; she sees humor In the situation even when the rain pours and end has ns umbrella and her best Areas on. Her plouuancy to peculiarly delicious and of the most tnfeo- tiens equality; gloom finds no nart tn her' ticlnhy; and the man whs hanks te her smiles and listens ts her rippling laughter to rescued from the blues and mil .ether de pressing ins of the kind aa If 'by magic. A young widow, "however lovelx, does et rely solely upon her looks te produce aa Impression. When she 'wants te please one of the rrppostts sex she ts always jrood company. She has read the latest move!, seen the newest play, beard the most fash ionable goaaip, and apon all subjects peat ties Intelligently and eniertaintngly. This the average girl dare net Aa Te begin with, she to Jar too shy' to "show off.'" as she terms It, her know-ledge -of icurrent lit erature; somewhere she has beard r read that men are bored by "blue stookinga.' and shs is Incapable of die criminating be tween a heavy, erudite dissertation -upon a subject and a light, butterfly-like mention of what to going ,oe In tba world of books. To read a scientific work merely In order to be able ts take an Intelligent Interest tn the subject that to her sweetheart's hobby would be, to her, tar toe great a task te be endured, and yet aha wUl ge green with Jealousy when hit eyes brighten and his voice swells with enthusiasm while discus sing Its merits with that artful widow. The widow of mature age who Intends ts marry again sets ber cap at the man she means ts win with the very nicest dljile niary, and rather on a different system from tlie one the youthful and beautiful one adopts. She flatters him by asking his ad vine about her children's education. If she has any, and be to a learned person with "views" upon the subject. Should he con sider himself a smart man of affairs aha brings ber monetary troubles to him, ea pecialUy asking him to recommend her sound Investments, or to tell ber. how to set about the purchsss et a Uttto business for herself. r Deaf Mate Celebrities J PwU. n. aeaars " r w aura s taxltaaatja tt b aruilac yaasaaS teat tba iMtk aera. aw saws a tMuuata Imj Ta editor bad the toothache The faith cure wouidn t cur a. Kur couid he long endure tt At first be stood it bravely ald be. It tun t burtin', " Then found 'lata b 1 lor cer tain: Re bted titre te the dentist. Ae laet as he would cam er Aad bad tt "yanked" meianteri ' r. a. x. Emanuel Fhilbert, prince of Bavoy, who died 1700, at the ag ot SO years, mastered four languages., Tees Maaeieu, living from TT72 to last, was director of the Ueaf Mute Institute at Ulle. France. He possessed ejrtraoroUnary logical pe Wiher Gelkie, painter and engraver, de monstrated auch skill ta the portraiture of Scotch lewiy Ufa that bs was known as tba Teniers of Scotland. He was born in X7K and died In 1S37. Edwta John Mann, mechanic aad author, bora hi 1R11. w-as a graduate of the Hart tart asylum, in be published a vol ume called "The Iaaf and Dumh." con sisting of a collection of articles relating ts Ihs condition of deaf mntsa. David M. Phillips, whe was born tn ttll. was for a time a lieutenant colonel of the Governor's Horse guards te Xxiuialana. He flUed many effioes with fidelity and dis tinction, eome of them such as 1t would seem impossible for a deaf mute te eocupy. Telklac far ataaeerssbe. Tha phrase 'talking for Buncombe" orig inated in the house of representatives many years age. A congressman from Bun eoanbe. K. I, whose oratorical powers were limned, aroee ta address the houa He could not interest the sneaaeers, moat of whom left the floor, fnahaxbed, bs told those whe remained tbat they toe SBlght ga. as he tntsnded te speak for some time, but was only talking for Bua-ombe" Onx. Presidents J Our first five president were all men ot the revolutionary epoch. - Tyler and Cleveland were the only presi dents who married during' their incum bency, William Henry Harrison was the eldest man elected president arid The-drre Roose velt was tba youngest. ', A house painter shut at Jact:in while be waa in the capital at Washington m XJeeember a. 1K3U, but tort errs ti-ty the pis tol missed fire, "' It was shortly after tl e clock p. m en Saturdsy. Tieormber 11 JTffi, that Wash ington died. Thus did niir fiial president pass inte "the beautiful golden sumetinM tn the last year of the oentury, the last month of the year, the iat day of the week and within the last hoar f ttie day. TSE FISH. TetltegT stag Kewe bsftiy. Agitated Utile Boy to Mrs, Marsh-Billle Marsh's new tin whiaUa to all broke. Mother Hew did It happen? Agitated XAttW Bey liulie was playing oa tt whea a steanvcoUer went over tt, M. A. P. W aires Scott, aged M yeara. mas torn ta pieces fey waive ta the Sewn ef Kes bMTg. X. T, In March, Ut - - r : " ' i . - "- - A) WltT woatt that aacMrir pbw jj. ttafl tasek wtrh tit?"