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|V ' An**rc«m«d •owmn»«i In vlRorou*
uhk« dffllniinfd to »*, nn audi«-nce
111* wibor dvy of th« evident
of wisdom of llw Uimer
rrrtind *mo<rrhmr«rIn Itie
lUsers from
[Vm.
tlH>H«m «l be wsxed eto
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ia^to'ir.a wroVo |» vsr« f f. , ig!Js^iig^
lm# ho prefer* Western haul*. niidd<e
West flour and Kaatorn eauuecl good*
Jgl
flmdtM'tW. Amt *• thought
ibe townman no wiser than the man he
•ritlclted. "" *
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••BURNED CH1M>KRN A.:.”
Up country farmers are sowlns: more
smalt grain tht* Kail Minn In years.
Toev have good reasons for so doing
' ^ Last Kail tli« weather did not permit
■ , t T1 flWnh tHpUntas much wheat, rya and
as thry wished, ami this year their
n crop* are short', ami most of them
• train
have empty cribs by grain culling
. And strongest res son of all they have
tost faith in their panic sftlckvn cotton
mtlla. They:«l>o have the foresight to
see that th* coWntry West of the Mis
sissippi will over plane cotton next
'year and conse«ineiitly get r> cent* for
U.
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JUST A “bTlCK” MORE.
Once tuore, and wo now fre 1 like say
ing •‘tor the last time thl* year,” wc
advise the planting-, this tdonth, of a
Piw serea in wheat bv every farintr
having suitable land high, •ulticlfntly
unduhiting for goml drainage, pehhly
soil the best, especial'y If it have a
good supply of vegetable mstter in It,
as In pea stubble.
Kveiy llvo, euiirgeth; farmercan vn-
ture that llltie ettperimeht wIlliouT ar.jT
disloyalty to king cotton, and without
MUtalnlug. if he faiis, set ioua loss. A
reading of the hard limes ariluios in
tire Ibird column of this page w ill con
vfuue the mmt doubting Uuomaa tbal
high price* for cotton a year from now
•r* highly Improbable.
UdL
HART) TIMES l?
-Trui Amerkwn
hiipnhhui
oat th* old Suit*
lour
rosary
London. Mr
Washington t
her of unempto
rge
Aifoocrowta **cefW- **•—w*r*f4*luciwaslng rapWiy. that wag** .J»r* fap.lly grgyt
adjudicated and the i\>inmi«slon was fo
to fluisb. Two more
ligflotfcotttrs fniir* paM baefc fo Mi#
over charges to Ur* amouqt
of ffl.MO and mor* U coming.
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WHYTMK DOI ToK HEAMEf).
A PhiladelphUu, who has since iheu
fottunatelv regained hls.lnalth, whs
la«t>far the subject of an »*ieodod
examination ly specialists Tnc ex-
ninlnatiou seems to have dellithted Dr.
Unit,” said pittent to_onc of the Uod
tors. wh*ir ttr«y here alone Tor «
moment, •’for I have Moflml that bis
•yea are pvsUlmty beaming. I assume
then, that my cm* fa nut ii gravd oit*. ,rl
••W'eH” be*ltated th* pbysiolan ad-
Itlnnk that he is goinc to |>erforuj a
number of interesting operations on
ERUGAffONAE MAR* MEETING
For the purpose of considering the
question ot the erection of a much
needed new school building in the
town of Klkr, k public mass meeting
of the citizen* of the Elko School dls
trlct No. 28 will beheld In the Town
Hall on Saturdsy, November 27th. at
dp m.
No-regnl*r programme has been ar-
ruuged, but tnc member* of the County
Hoard of Education, Senator lien. 11.
Hate* and others Interested in educa
tional matters, have been Invited to be
present and w ill discuss the Importance
of modern school buHding* and equip
ment*, and the best meinod- of pro
tiedur* in the erection of a new school
house.
The presence of every patron ami
friend of the K ko school is desired*
and we, trust we will not be disappoint
ed
J. 0. S itlivan,
I'rlncipHl.
Horace J. Groueh.
G. S K.
W II Hal'
Heck.
w oodwsrd,
Tl tlstCt 9
ELKO NKWR.
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SCATTERING SMALL TON.
•T:
A,-,5
AsGhaHotle, N. <; , lady, a society
loader. Is wondering in- hen darkened
oiianiber whe<bur lire small pox she
caught at the Gircns wsiii spoil her
heaoiy.
In Newherrv thero arc inanv sore
wruis and siixious hearts. A carnival
showman with a full broken out case
mixed with the street crowds a couple
iff days before his plight was di*cov-
wed autl the pest house shut liiui in.
A DOLTOR TK.VTIFI K*.
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Df; U. 81'fonanf, secretary of the
Mnt»«omb* Gouuty (A«heville) N. C.
Medical Society, who has devoted much
Mu»* to the study of pellagra, declares
that the presence of Mils new disease in
the South '*fa due entirely to the use of
ourn brought In from the West.”
Before tue bulldiug of a railroad to
Asheville there was no pellagra In the
titounlaih*, hut since the road opened
up the county Northern corn has been
brought in, eaten as bread and hominy
and pellagra came too.
Northern corn Is cut. stalk and all.
before it I* dry. shocked In tin field
and while It Is dr) ing ih« fungus that
eauses pellagra D developed. In the
.Month com hangs on the stalk until
unlii weather and the fungus does not
develops. It* nil right. ^
Of Northern flour Dr. TVnnanc says :
••Rubstltnting corn at six'y cent* a
Bushel for whaal at upwards or a dol
lar a bushel yield* a profit that proves
too great a temptal on to be retlaled bv
the avaricious miller. A* n result,
many a persomwho givea up the u-e
of corn through fear of pellagra puts
himself In far greater danger by eating
dour, a largn part of which is nie 'cOme
(his fungiia—UJen corn fr.ltjr he
North• \t winher and. It la alleg*4>
._l Mr* os-h-s —U
Our little town Is il'yer tlum ever,
since the loth lust. Dispenser A H
Given* ssyr lliat he sold out ail his
stock long before the time for dosing.
VGltom from here to ihe Mate sod
Georgia'(Carolina h'afr* were too no
merous to mention, For the last, two
week* Elko seemed deserted, mn*t ol
the lair li-itors remaining away the
full limit ol their tickets.
Mr. 11. ly. Hair ha..* accepted a po
sition as a traveling salesman for the
l.o« Angles Fruit (. id r Go., of Atlan
ta, Ga - .” His many Iriend’* are glad to
know that he is making Elko hi* head
quarter*.
Air. IV. It Hrown, a vety prominent
wholesale groeeiy uicrcioint (>f Rpart
»ntmrg, recent'y paid r< l.itivee and
friends a sliort visit On his icturn he
vno aocmiip.inied by Mr* Hrown. who
had been visiting at her father’s, Air.
H. F. Druimnond,
Misses Vera and Hattie liera Mil-
hon* ami their guest*. Ml*>r* Lion
Mnllh and Jaulc VVnkdlcJd of Ander
son, M. several (lavs «incc honored
the home of M is. H. J Crouch by a
short visit.
Alls* Dal y Green of Ulackville whs
a charming guest of rulaili ea las k
w-ek -
Our community ha* suffenMl an Ir
reparable loss iy the death of Mr*.
Mamie K. M itthcw-s. v* ho died at 5 a
in. Frlduy the 12th (list. Mho «a* Hie
only living daughter of the late Capr.
I*. Al Jnliiistou, and wife to Win O.
Matthew*, who died April, 100:1. Seven
children survive her, of w hich l umber
ihe two oldest, Aliaaes Annie and Janh ,
were student* of the Greco vibe Female
Colli ge, the former being a member of
the Senior eta**. She was a consistent
member of the Wllllston Haptlst
v'hurclt, ami her pnstor Dr. \V, M.
Jone* conducted the luneral services
at the Elko Gcmetery where iiitermeut
wa« made. Tnc large crowd present
ami the beautiful tl oral tribute! attest
the love ami esteem Mr*. MaUhews
friends had foy IhA\ Toe heart felt
bring reduced and work boura •hort-
Mxiz
CHANGING MACIllNKUY
Q'lire a number of up u*untry cotton
th* last of hi* children, »U of whom 4 vow of tae
- hwfli*# wHfrrtftpo* »B<»pO’'iiiiioFao#i
widowuf tb*ia»* •••nOrsdi and Mules..*
mum Ui*r. nave been in (king unprofir
t*8le heavy good* Wltf quR ihat line as
soon as they can sub*tUute m^chincty
to nuke light goods.
M 1 ST A K E N MOIWTAIN EE K S.
According to an Asheville dispatch
Air, John Hcbfy Anderson. On* Ion
tndflrs dabihMra htirviv* her ^ * *•
Hbe jolaed tbe Baptist Ghurch
seventeen yearn of age and was t<
end of Imr long pilgt lmsga p eorislatant
Cbrlstain. She passed nwny ripe In
bapi y, osefiil y 'am jnd rich In In tha
warm affection of kindred and frtenda.
home* and personal possession* and
went awiiy to work In the many cotton,
mill* of il*« Tlcdmoot -belt- hare re
turned to their fanner Vu ighhorhood*
sln6e the new, HMO pahlc hit the cotton
miff Jrdustrr. —A tow aavetl mom^,4 UorvJmdv was lai4_tmT*»t4«. 4h* J6fJi
but most of them arc a* poor a» was Oineterv beside tlie remain* of be
Job’a mi k*y.’
GERMANY ALSO.
The round the world animus of the
cotton mantifautureraToward the cotton
growers gets further proof Ly the fol
lowing dispatch, sent from Herlin last
week ; T io Heruiati Cotton Growo
Ass<Hdation fodsy (November 'Jthi
Issued a circular to the mills dec'arlng
the curtailment of yarn production Is
nocessaiy to prevent a further heavy
rise in the price of raw cotton am) the
exhaosilon m supplier of raw cotton
tow aid the end ol the cotton yeiir."
MUCH SHALL FOX,
At Ninety Nine Islands near Black*
burg, where 1,200 people arc engaged
building a dam across Broad River,
there is so much small p<>x that State
health officer WNIIam* of Columbia
had the whole population vaccinated
last week. Tnero are other cases In
the country round about Ibe building
c imp.
TROUBLEFdK THE COLON EM
When several month* ago Mrs.
Themlnia Roosevelt and children went
to Europe it vv.t* stated that th* y would
1m ii11 ihe winter in Itaty and meet tlie
tloloncl m xt S|iring way up the Nile.
Oil Kiidny Mrs Roo«evelt and
daughter Ktucl sailed from Naples for
lbo United Stale*, The Colonel has
not been hoard Iron) much of late.
GUESSING AT I ME HEKEAFI’ER.
aft
FR(
daughter of -Mr. Tarleton Gave Rr. fti
.u/T -v'
m,
i.VTHK ETERNAL TfiACKc -
Mr* Mamie E. Matthews, relict of
Ibe late Mr. W, (^ Matthews. Bwpwrfed
this life at her homo near Elko on Rrl
day morning, aged about 37 vents.
husband.
.she was the last surviving daughter
of Gapt I), M. Johnston of honored
memory and inherited in fullest, mens-
ur« Dm? high principles and exalted
tdest* that flowered and frvUted In hi*
spotless life. She is survived by seven
elill.rren. to whom the memories of her
beautiful llfe of wise training, loving
devotion and unselfi<h service will be
cherished treasure*, soothing the sor
row of their bereavement bv the sure
assurance that c he wait* their coining
to her again beyond the tom h of hit
man sorrow and suffering, beyond the
pain and grief of earthly parting.
MASTER’S SALE.
State of South Carn'ina, )
County of Barnwell, f
Court of Common Plea*.
British A American Moitgage Com
pany. Limited,
Plaintiffs,
against
Mrs. Cullie Hair. Defendant.
Hr virtue of a decretal order to me
Hi reeled in the above entitled cause, 1
*%? * ^ A* I I •» V II . am r ..II ''S.. C _ . . _ - ft
New Yolk, Oct. 2.—In an address
here Mr*. Annie, Besant, president of
the Tbeosopliical Society, ha* given
her idea of what lull is The real man
sue says, ult.imatrly 8li|>* out of tlie
gross physical hodv, a* he does at ni‘'U , 1
in his sleep, LboUgfl n VvflTl iTVe f
slim counectiug litik that exists he
tween toe consciousness and the body
in ihaotarte.
This coii«eloH*iie»s goes out upon a
more subtile plane, and Micro it goer
through ail the pleasures and pain* It
had here on eurt.li. And Mns is a boll,
or a foretaste <>f tke (Inal and enmplefe
heaven. Recording to what toe man ha*
done and thought on <mi th.
Fur instance, the drunkard w.mld
not cease to ktiuw the tcritile eravi .g
for liquor, Mrs Besant said. Ho
would experience it, inten-iffed a hun
dred told, she ihclired, because hi-
suhktance w'Mild he more subtile ami
more subject tn violation* <d ideasnre
and pain. II would he smrounded
always by liquor, vvht.di he could not
UrJnk MUd tho* he would go oh for
tear* and .tears, sijli.-i ing untold ag
ouies, until tin ally 'he eoaisene** of
his Mner would he reitoed to that point
w here he would ri'ceive another chance
on earth, wlieietipoli he woilnl he ic
Inca mated into amdher idivsical body
and begin gathering experience again.
v::; *«|| at Barnwell,'in front of the
court house, on Monday, December
sixth UW.i. it being sale day in said
month, within th(( legal hours of sale
the following described real property :
All that piece, parcel or tract of land
situate, lying and being in Barnwell
Township, Barnwell County. State of
Ronth-Carolina, and containing thirt v
three acre*, more or lesq and bounded
on tiie North by land* of Mrs. Minnie
litmer; East cv land* of (a Ander
son; South bv lands of J yj, Eas.er-
ling a»d on the IVest by iat.ds of Ed
Peacock.
T'-rm* of sale cash. Purchaser
•rfy ror p..,,crs.
II I, O’B.ihooo,
Master Barnwell C.,111117.
Masters ( dice, Nov. 13th P.fUO.
ios bF tar Best ^
■A :*S r \
. •?-* ■$+
EVER BROUGHT TO
- BARNWELL COUNTV.
■af *
A **t
f '
They will arrive at Willi»-
ton this week.
I have personnliAV patient
ly amt thoroughly t«^M*e4e4
and selected in the West
erery-animal with the deter
mination to make it the
N JIT
OF THE PEOPiE
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FOE r J
BY
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MS
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tion of Uie year.
{Mr -if kind and quality
and price they are the Horses
and Mules that ISarnwMI
county farmers are looking
for. Come to see them.
That is all that will be nec
essary. You will wait no
longer, go no further.
4 PE it CENT
PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS.
ourteay, Liberality, Prompt Service
and Safety are our Cardinal Principles.
Q, A. KENNEDY,
WILLISTOM, - - - S. C.
Tax SALES.
South .Carolina,
Barnwell Countv.
II. D. STILL, - , - -
ISIDORE HIGH, - - -
II. MURK AY MATH IS,
REYNOLDS S MARTIN, -
President,
Yice President.
Cashier.
Asst. Cashier.
By virtue of aundry Tax execution*
to me directed by J. II, Armairoiig.
Coiiiitv T/eHsurtT, I have levied upon
and will apll In frent of the Court
Hmise at Barnwell, on Monday Cth dav
of December I'.Mff), at 12 o’clock m ., it
beinr *ale dav in anid month, the fol
low ing real E*t«'«', to wit :
O.ie tract of lamj in Koxemurv town-
ahip containing 0.1c thmuMod acre*,
more or lea*, ami bounded North am)
WeatbvJ.M S nith and South and
East, bv E j t ite of C. A Jow'er*, S»ulh
f.y J. W. Kennpdv, levie<l upon as the
property of Spenser Aldricti
A Uo
McCORMICK MACHINERY
s
One lot and hoi I ding in Wittiston
Townahip and hmmded on the Nartli
(>v MeHic>«amp, South by Church
Street, nu the Ka«t by Sprawls and on
the We.>t hv VVaUh. L-vi •,] upon a*
property of the K*tateof John K. Hair.
to
A l»o
T ) I A \ BAGMEI.DliS.
S M.i: FDR FORECLOSURE.
I’urauant 10 the I’ower contained in
a certain Mortgage of real Estate,
given by .) 1. ,Monde to the Barnwell
( anon Building and Loan Association
on t be 8 h day of January l!N):i, ami re
corded in th" i Mice of the (Jlerk of
Court for fDrnwell County, in Hook 7
M. page :(K. and w ith the consent of
the Morrgagoi to tin amount due en-
dor-cd tiietcnn iti writing, we will sell
t<> the high'-*' bidder for en*h during
tlie legal hour* of gale in front of t ie
C.UIrt House in lUrji weil. on Monday
the « h day of Dec-mber 11X0, the fol
lowing re il e*t iti :
All that lot. puca and paca-e| of land
situate, lying ai d neing in ihe town of
Barnwell, containing one acre, more
or Ic**. and Imuruled a* follow s;
On the North by ^imiii* S "gfrl can mak* fre
the East t»y \\ . VV M0#•>
bv Mt*« (’;ir ’ ‘
1 >.i\ ie*. a
One tract of land in Blackviilo Town
alfip, containing fourteen acres, anil
one building b njtided on the North
by YfTm-^A K D.tlk. South by Jerome
Martin Ei i«f aiTtM^ 1 *'’ by M r* . H K
Delk, levied upon Property
Joseph Akitf*.
of
Also
Wo have secured the ngoney of the
mick Mowers, Keapers. Binders etc.
celebrated McCor-
We have in stock a
One lot in the town of Flaekville.
containing one half acre, more or lc-s
and bounded on tbe North by IDaver
D irn Road, South am! East by J. D
IVhiltle, (A e*t by Horace Leonard,
levied upon as the property of NeDon
Williams
A l*o
One tract of land in George* Creek
town-hip containing SO acre*, more 01
lc*a and hoitudvd on the North by
Georgia Morri*. sooth bv W, W Col
tin* :S i*t bv W. H t:ollin* and Wr*t
bv Ir-aac Collin* Levied upon ms the
property of M 11, Collins.
iuge supply of all the necessary repair parts.
vCome to see us. We can supply you on short notice.
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ARMSTRONG A SNELLIXG,
l>Ai!NWELL, S. C.
LL OPENING.
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A Uo
1* owns the
bln* •*■-'«•*
What to tlo about the alarming
erea*' of tinmairitd nicu U a p
more pro-.ing than what to tl
our ex I’rcvitleni. '1 he iuc
nomber of spinster* ha*
kept pace, wilb that of
but—w heiher just..
gel all the blame, Bplen
Various
have le >#f upon having
• pnfitln* bill paM*d. Prl
in--
enough
emaon people
with it, and to
sympathy of the entire communiiy j*
ex.eiided to the children and ^gHk* paMage _ of tbl* bill the leg
other relative* and D icnds^j.i...^- tn
their aad bereavement. J^Watlv* P^ntIn* «a* not let out to
comp«titiva bidder* and *11 th* work
wa* done by * politic*! favorite who
thus enjoyed a monopoly. Th*
Reynold* bill did aw*y with tuck
favoratlsm and saved tbe Bt*t* larf
auma of money.
In 1892 Mr.
Davi
ro, murdar of police
T
April »—L*fay*tte, Ky., Bet
Brama, negro, attempted criminal
aiaav It. \
April ll-»Taaoo City. Mist., How-
L * ard Montgomery, negro, aaiaultlnf
pf the
ao Angry that
^ out of th* houae
-«ga ago. He allowed her
back later, but tb* n.'xt
had at>otb«r quarrel with
__ beat her.
SMi*
idenU-
negro, found hiding under a
ied in the home of a white family.
July 20—Part*. Ky., Albert Law-
on. negro, shooting a aherlff.
July 20—Gum Branch, Oa., Ual-
entlfled negro, attempting theft of
ioree and buggy.
July 29—Opelouaaa. La., Oneatme
homaa anl Emile Antoine, negroee.
•nt
himaelf.
Clemaon tbia year th»
th of an acre planted *
variety, and Mr. Burr
what larger tract,
both places la a’
The yleR*
e unuauall'
parent ly 1
week (some
learning . r
**sr
staple. "■
cotton
per pi
STf
April 11—Arcadia, Fla., John
negro, attempted criminal as
tU.
April 1 f—Ada. Okie.. J. B. Miller.
B. B. Bnrrell, Jeeee West ami Joe
AUaa, all arblte, charged with mur
John
April 25—Beaaemer, Ala,.
crtmia&l cMault.
a„ Charlea
, attempted crlml
negro
I April 2t~
ill. Tax., Creole
and Mat Chaae, ne-
I—-Tyler, Tax.. Jim Hodge*.
t ut assault.
1**0*, Fla- Unliantl
* assault.
Ga- Albert
whit* man.
Te*- Tom Bar-
dahth 1c his
dm*:
July *1—Wellston. Os- Sim Aa-
leraon, negro, peeping Into a white
voman’s bedroom.
Aug. 2—Platte City, Mo., Oeorf*
ohnaon, white, murder.
Aug. •—Cadli, Ky., Joe Miller,
aegro, criminal assault.
Aug. 12—Greenville. Mias- Will
Robinson, negro, Intuiting white
JrT. -H
Aug. 27—Tarrytown, Oa- John
Sweeny, negro, aiding a negro mar
to
deror to eeespe
Sept. 4—Jackson, Ala- Josh sad
Lewis Balaam, negroee, murder pf
a deputy 'Olsrlff. ^
Sept., «-^-Clarkce**le, Mias- Har
man McDaniel*, negro, aeeueed of be
ing concerned^ In a murder eom
mltted by his brother.
Sept. 7—Mangham, La- HoarJ
total duration of Ita elrealt is slxty-
tve year*.
After leaving Ita perihelion tbs
comet, traveling away from the »un
again approach** tbe terrestrial or
bit. Up to the time It reach©* l a
perihelion—that la,until April 29 —
It will be a morning atar, visible in
the oast before the tun rlaee. It
booomes an evening star after the
perihelion and will be visible In the
iNM iKsY MBsel. "'W# PWWWy
It will be then very remarkable, ax
K warn In the epring of at
the time of the Conquest of l?ig-
Und, and -n tbe apr'ng of 1468, a:
the period of the wara of the Turk*
and the Christiana directed by Mr
hornet II and Pope Calictus III
This time possibly It la tj giv®
ua a surprise on the after effects
of which It la difficult to theorise
According to the calculation* of aev-
wb© are «©w oc-
Charley
a»-]2razp£atf"MmkisI assault.
Sept. 26—Perry. Fla-
Anderson, negro, murder.
Oct. 6—Oreanaburg, La., Apt Ard,
rre.JBarder,
Juae
Knd
with murtsrS
>r.
criminal aaaanlt.
Nor. 12—Cairo, ni- Haary Balp-
nar, white, charged with wife mar-
'dor. aad Will Jamea, negro, eonfeeo-
od ansallsnt aad murderer of a yoonj
white woman.
Noe. 20—Delhi, La., Jama*
shbotiag dty mi
heal ntronomera
eupled by the apecial orbit of the
comet during Ita present opposition
K may pass before the aun about May
II. Mr. Crommelln, in England,
aad Mr. Searle. in America, agree
with the calculations of others on
this position. At that date the head
of the comet will be twenty-elx mil
away from a*^-
Now. the eoanet’e tall* are often
thirty, forty or fifty million kilo
meters In length and they are al
waya axtendod away from the aun.
This immenee appendix then might
bet. 21—GreanTllle, Tex., Fraf^ reiacb oa. might entelope ua for ••▼
rUaH^L- WffWfi* WBUonrt. What will be the result
of this meeting 67 aueh an fmmer-
Mon? *
Without going again over the
groaad I covered In my work on the
•abject, “La Fin dne Monde," or
discussing th* varloua form* which
a tomotsry emoounter with onr wan
daring Tlsitor mltht present from
the mechanical, physical, chemical
a%d tbormodynamle viewpoints,
st one*;
la
.a baa uuv ■——-—»
tbe chief element* In the tall thiB
comet. Hydrocarbonlc comblnafionb
of nitrogen are frequent.
From photographs and analyses
made laat year at my Juvlsy obser
vatory. by Messrs- Queniaset, de la
Baume-Pluvlnel and Baldet of the
Morehouse comet electricity teems
to play an Important part In the
strange dlalocatlona obaerved. There
there a R>jrm]dable alectro-
statle teld, and electro-magnetl<
forces have added their Influence to
the repulsive force of the sun.
Aaxloua minds have, however, no
reason to be tormented—uselessly,
too—by these prognostications.
Comet tails, It la true, are immense,
but they are ao light, as rarifled.
that th* terrestrial atmosphere U
like lead In comparison. Even were
our globe completely plunged Into
much.a tall Wt would, without doubt,
be aaved from a cataclysm by the
atmospheric curtain which surrounds
us. The comet might be compared
to a fog through whlchUMocomotlve
was dashing at full speed.
A shower of shooting stars might,
perhaps, fall allently In the high
region* of our aky, or we might b-
Sutlej
do
1 - ' i do not believe that »»
any land on the face of tha
„.,<5 i—mraan Hill Of
the earth has twtea within the last
hundred years passed through the
tall of a comet without beipg troub
led thereby. This was In 1819 and
la 1541- Let os hope that it wUl
be tha seme this time.
For Amerleeea the passing of the
sosoet before the son will take place
during the day. It will be night
la France. ' In both conditions the
phenomenon will be Interesting to
observe. It la not, however, cer
tala that this phenomenon will be
produced. The calculations ara not
yet finished. Let us live fn peace-
bat be
Sr-i
•>r
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Is
The eureet thl»j about a liar
Vf the fate reaerred | hew tn^lgnant It make* him to kav
The poisoning af Toe knew tt
U Mak* yonmelf at kow
ta n»ak* otlmrt
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Fame. The Incident, asya the New
Orleans Dally States, has served to
'all attention to tbe curloua fact
that the Washington! and the Lees
hare always been elosely associated
In th* history of Virginia and of the
ountty from the ColonlaLdaya down
o the bloody War Between the
States. The gallant and daahtng
‘•Light Horse Harry” Lee was 5, fa
vorlte of Washington and the bean
sabreur of the Continental army
whose knightly deeda will ever live
In the history of the American Rev
olution.
It appears that the day before
the protest of the Michigan Loyal
Legion was made public tbe Lee
(jamp of Confederate Veterans met
In Richmond, Va- to receive n pic
ture of Col. John Augustine Wash-
lirgtmL brother of Oeorg* Washing
ton. Col. Washington was lieuten
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Robert E. Lee, and a Washington of
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man chosen by Gen. Lee for service
on his personal staff, and that he
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