The Washington Bee Newspaper, August 17, 1907, Page 6

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It is said b} the illuminating experts that the rays of colored lights when flashed in the air will be visible at Rochester and Toronto. MOSQUITOES HOLD UP TRAIN. | Millions of Pest Swa-m Into Coaches Near Badgiey, la. Des Moines, Ia—A swarm of mos- quitoes. illions in number, literally | stalled a Minnesota & St. Louis rail- | road traiu at Badgley the other night. For two hours the heavily loaded BILLION LOST ON CRIMINALS. Caring for Vicious Costs More Yearly Than Nation’s Wealth Grows. Washington nis country spends $6,000,000,000 annually on the crim- inal, pauper ious classes, and the annual increase of wealth is only $5,000,000,000. t that look as if the public rupt?” ten v made in a lec- Pr Bushnell, who public play- graduate of and an author- Does is conductix ground here. 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The night he ar rived in that city he covered the final 100 odd miles still separating him and his little girl. TO ILLUMINATE NIAGARA FALLS, Mist and Water Wil! Flash All Colors of Rainbow at Night. Niagara Falls, N. Y—The contract | has been closed for the night illumin- ation of Niagara falls, and the pro- posed plan for lighting the mighty torrent will be the greatest feat ever conceived in electrical illumination. The falls will be illuminated for the first time August 15. The illuminat- ing scheme calls for nearly 50 large searchlights, several of them the largest of their kind and capable of throwing a beam of light a hundred miles, and the new color scintillator, & late invention. The projectors will be located below the falls in two bat- teries, one at the water’s edge and the other on the high ground of the Cana- dian side. Every inch of the two falls will be under light. The new color scintillator is an at- tachment fitted to the searchlights by which the beams of light can be made any color at will. Thus the mist and water bathed in all the col- ors of the rainbow, will surpass any- thing in spectacular effect save the teat Northern Liebt= pull out of Badgley Because of the hot weather the win- dows in the passenger coaches had been left open and the mosquitoes, driven from the marshes by the rain, swarmed into the cars, attacking the passengers. For a while the pas- sengers attempted to fight the pests with handkerchiefs and hands, but as they increased in number and ferocity the condyctor was finally appealed to and stopped the train. For two hours the train was stalled, while the passengers, driven from the coaches, built fires along the right of way, making a dense smudge which afforded them a little relief. The smudge was then carried into the coaches and the mosquitoes finally driven out. Many of the passengers had hands and faces almost eaten raw by the attacks. Historie Flag Exhibited. Washington.—The historic nationa) banner of stars and stripes, which inspired Francis Scott Key to com- pose “The Star Spangled Banner,” and which floated over Fort McHenry, Chesapeake bay, during its bombard- ;ment by the British on the night of September 13, 1814, has been placed on exhibition at the Smithsonian in- stitution in this city. The flag is the property of Eben Appleton, of New York, who has loaned it to the gov- ernment. The banner is 28 by 30 feet and will be draped on the wall in the hafl of history of the institu- tion. Removes Animated Rock, York, Pa—Seeing what he thought was a big rock in the middle of the street before daylight, Patrolman Wil- liam Shenberger thought he wouid do drivers a kindness by removing it. As he reached down to seize it the supposed rock became a demon, which furiously clawed and bit his hand. The “rock” was a fine specimen of the great horned owl, almost two feet in height, an@ the officer had grabbed it, luckily, about the neck, and now it is his pet “goctal illness” of the United States. Continuing, Dr. Bushnell said: “Why, the $6,000,000,000 that this nation spends every year on its erim- inal cases equals the amount spent on all churches, public libraries, the Young Men's Christian association, the Salvation Army, public hospitals, asylums for the insane and all benev- olent institutions. The average fac- tory hand earns $440 a year, while it is estimated that the average crim- inal costs the public at least $1,200 a year.” AMERICAN ROADS MOST DEADLY United States Leads in Number of Persons Killed on Rails. 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