Facta About the Cenu. The taking of the census begins on June 2. In cities or towns of 10,000 or more inhabitants the work must be finished fin-ished within two weeks from the beginning begin-ning of tho work. In the country each voting precinct is a census district, and one man will do the work of tha district. dis-trict. In the city the enumerator will be paid per capita, in the country by the day. The man in the country might ride ten miles to get one head. - - - People everywhere may as well understand under-stand at the start that every question asked by tiie census man must be answered. an-swered. It is the United States government govern-ment that asks the question. Moreover, the answers must be the truth and the whole truth. There is a severe penalty for misleading a census enumerator or telling him a He. You will give your name, age, sex, birthplace, nationality, color, business, married or unmarried. If you are an alien you will have to tell that. There is no way to evade the census man. He must do his duty and so must the citizen. citi-zen. Chicago Tribune. jsnnea jcniti raaaioa. Bishop Mackenzie, of Zululand, who died on Feb. 9 of enteric fever, gave instructions in-structions previous to his demise that hia corpse sbou'd be buried in Zulu fashion. Accordingly, no coffin w uiied, but the body was'tied up in a blanket in a kneeling kneel-ing position and was thus placed in a hole. Exchange.