The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, November 01, 1899, Image 7
I A CELESTIAL
SPECTACLE.
Go the Night of November
14 the Heavont Will be
Lit With Thousands
of Meteors.
Ot ibt atgbt of November 14 ooe of
w graadeet ipiinei av?r offrred by
sbo beavaoa will be wiioessed btro io
tbt form of a grtal fall of meteorite.*
Thay tra kaowe at Lsoaida and tbtir
deaauag ??trfortaeese, which oteort
oaae ia tttry thirty lb roe ytart,
will bt plainly vitibh from Ghtrittioo.
* !? tbit wonderful display tbt mat?or
bee will itatb the ttaiotpbart of tbt
earth aad botomt igaitad by tbt rapid
Hy af tbtir ligbi. Millioai of than
wiH Pill tad tbty will appear at daa
?slteg gWbee af stuUi oolorsd flaait
Tba fata thai khty if alia aad dittedvt
?a
ton tar y bat boon tbt firit tbat aetrooo
aaava hate ditto farad tbt aaatt of tba
gtsaa WwiBwr stet tat it skswsr It
? wee Tnsa+sl who foaed tbat tbt Lson?
ata ata ftregtaeaia af it fortotr aoaiat.
Rialaaid by tbt Igartt of tbt bta?
tat tea Ltoalds ere eat infants.
Aeeefdteg ta Prof Sistoo Nswoomb
Ttmptl't attWI bti btta dttd ooly
thviy-tbret baadrtd years Tbt otest
of Iba ttaloMoo trat tba I eat g?ourated
'by tea rata at avbitb tbt ouaial re rolled
\+ at it tare cbroogb tpaet
Tea tight, at Ihn grtal fiery body
barst lata a milltoo igeltoa 'raf tieota,
aaaai beta btta grata aad awful b jyood
lea pavers af bavsa eostprtbeasion.
Bat for Iba frag m< ata of tbt burn
it ? body ?her? toald bt to rest Tbt
v ? o.t bai rtlaalltta iterate wbiob drew
Iba itrgtr body ihraagb oooatlata tgtt
aloag a aartaia path wtrt at work also
aaaaag tba abaitarail lying partitltt.
Tbty fall itto list. Tbt frag estate
forged la tba fraal aad tba ?mailer
partitltt fall in btbiod for a million
mi let aad taort. Tbi natadiag joar
aty. iaiavrupttd for a wbilt. wat laktn
' ap again aloag tbt old path
Tba toarat of Tan pel'a oomst, and
af tie aabttqattt fragaatnit, completely
sueiretea tbt orbit of i.bo earth, teach?
ing ti at oat plttt ooly on ita outer
tdgt. Otto ooly in birty three years
?dato TtsaptTa to ass t ooooplete ia orbil,
aad oaoa oaly dt tba fragment of *tbe
dttd toseal, niyhada in number, trail
atroeo Iba orbit of tbt earth When
this data htppto. boaster, millions of
those particle* an drawn from
tbatr orbit aad fell into tbt ttsaoapbtri
of tba oarib with an tffaat wbiob
dtaaltt Ibt apeetatora
Tba tingle aatteor er meteorite that
saaktt when ti tirikaa tba earth's atsaot
paart tbt to tailed ? looting attr ia a
?act Ira asp of tbt boavtat. It ta a
dttashsd fragaitni ot' some shattered
aiaaai, aad it vaadtrs more or Uta ai
raadtan ibroagb tpaoa aaiil it oosatt
wtibia Iba tirttt of attrtatioo of some
largtr lady, ehre gravity tans at it to
Ml. La tba toarat af itt doaaaai
tbrtagfe tba aitttapbtre the ma too ritt
gsnaiaaia to stash boat thai Ii it taiirt*
ly ssstomtd; ibt stttoor, btiag Itrgtr,
ttttttrati aa tad ttrikos Iba tarib.
Otwatioaally ibt fetal gteeratsd by
? tbt maiaor it to groat ii bortit btfort
estniog ta toautt with any solid tob
sota at In snob a aaas il ia it r mad a
Ira-tall but etiibsr tbt tiagla
?stsariio aar Iba tnttesr aaa bt obterv
ad by lea leleeeete or by ibt atkad tya
ti tba brillittt moaeot of itt
Bat tbt oosjoi is t orsstoro of tho
abtat stara to bo rotkoaad wiib
Krvatia at its wtadaving may as am to
Iba eeleeresd, ia reality itt partota a
details toarat assoag tbs store regular
orbita of tbt ?tarn Tbt Itoglb of tbt
orbit wbitb il travels varies
frcoB tbt toss par t litt I y small distaoes
of a fan aaadrad millions lo ott tbt.
rata bta tato the ibonatadt of billions
Tbt tinio wbitb different tomtit ttkt io
tottpleUtg tbtir orbt s variona froi
ibroo aad a btlf to a btiodrtd thousand
y,tra Tbs prttittatss of astrooomi
oal kaowltdgt it aotb tbat tbt esaot
rate par aeeiod of th? movtmtot of
the at boditt oaa bt dtttrmiead and tba
lists at wbiob ibsy will srrivs at any
Sitae point of tbtir orbita tto bt pre
ttttd lo tbt sttood.
Rogsrdiag ibt approasbiog mttorio
lisplty Prof William A Htrkoess,
who it ia shsrft tf tat tetrooomioel
lepartmeol of tbt United State-? Qov
tremtei Nsval Olusrvtiory, ssid :
?We trt a . ?blt to pndiot tbe esaot
lioer at wbiob tbt Novtmber mettorio
thowtrs will begio. From tbe bea;
preteat ttltorattt it may be espeoted
tbtl tbt ebenere will raaeb a maximum
M U a oo tba rooming of tbt lo.b
of Novomber Tbey will probably
lugic ibret or four boura earlier tr.au
ibit to ftll io amsll batata Tbey will
tootioae throughout tbe morning of the
) 5tb of November sod will bo mort or I
last obstrvtble daring tr e evcotogs and
looraiogt of tbt 15.b, lliih and 17th of
Hovambtr. although on each succeed
lag day tbe number of oisteors obstrv
i.blt will dimioisb
"These mtlsors tod inntcorite? vary
in wtigbt from a ftw grain* to many
|.ouadt. Tbay elrtle ??rtb'? aim I -
I here tt t height of 74 inilos and begin
to boro. being entirely ?onaamed when
taty art at height of 50 milet.
"Tba pbttomen >o of a great mete
Orit abowtr i< generally perfectly ooiac
bias ons Wbeo ibt atrask it first
f.irmtd it *s srrow sad perfjotly
p reigbi, bat toon btsotjtt strptattot
- 1j
aod assumes an irregular figure aa it
drifts eloog under the iifiaoooe of (he
wtod currents iu (be opp??r region of
the atnonpnere These reaks or trails
are of various oolors, owiog parti? 10
the composition of their elementary
? ubstanoeo aod p.-tly iu tbcir altitude.
Sosoo are of a delicate greenish hue,
while others light up ihe skies with a
ruddy glow Streets of orange, red
aod white, with bluish white, oommio
gle t ? form a most remarkable aod
beautiful spcotaole Occasionally an
orange oolored meteor way be observ?
ed, Isaviog io its wake a streak of
greep.
"Many valuable results will oo doubt
be gained from this year's observations.
This will be the first time io their
history that the Leonids will be the
oeotre of a systematic observation
throaghoot the world.*'
-?Seesen**^?
The Cotton In Sight.
New Orleaoa, Oat. 27 ? Secretary
Hester's weekly Now Orleans eottoo
exchange statsmsot shows a decrease io
(ha ssovsmsot into sight eoaparad with
Iba seveo days ending this date last
year, io round fig ores, of 163.000 ; a
deereaee under the aaae daya year
before last of 167,000 For the 57
days of the season that have elapsed
the aggregate ia behind the 57 days of
last year 346,000, aod behind the same
daya year before last 146.000 Ths
teal movemeot for ths 57 days from
'?jpt. 1 to date, 2,612,441. against
2,958.382 last year and 2,758,748
year before last
The movement since Sept. 1 shows
reoeiDts at all Uoiitd States ports
2.770,156, against 2,177,621 last year.
Interior stoeks io excess of those held
at the close of the commercial, year
881.815 against 399,768 last year aod
817,846 year before last. Southern
?ill takings 351,611, against' 228,815
last .jar
Forsigo exports for the week have
bteo 201,344, against 304,451 last
year, making the total thus fsr for the
season 1,158,019, agaiost 1,221,082
last year.
The total takings of American mills,
north aod sooth aod Canada, thus far
for ths set son have been 639,972,
against 493,639 last year Stoeks at
the seaboard aod the 29 leading south?
ern interior centres bate iooreased dor
tog the week 40,871 bales, agaiost an
increase during the ooarespoodiog pe?
riod jasi seasoo of 144,890.
Inoludiog stocks left over at ports
aod interior towoa frcm the last orop
aod the number of bales brought into
sight thus far for the new crop, the
copply to data is 3,231.239, agaiost
3,225,948 for the same period last
year.
A good deal baa beeo seid about the
falling off of eottoo reoeipts this year
at the ports of Savannah aod Charles*
too, aod it is to be aocouoted for nut
alone by the abort erop, bot by the io?
oreased ooosumptioo of southern mills.
No better thing ooold occur for the
farmers theo for the mill demand to
consume alt the oottoo raised in any lo?
cality. It means quiox sales aod bet*
tar prices, aod it msaos ths fixing of
prices at home, aod not io Liverpool.
A correspondent of the Atlanta Con
stitation writes :
The sbowiog made by the south Car?
olina mills is vary gratifying, bat
many, no doubt, will be surprised to
learn that the local mills of North
Georgia aod Alabama will spio this
year all the cotton grown io this sec?
tion.
Roms his been the shipping point for
station io Georgia aod Alabama em
bracing some twenty ooonties Most of
this eottoo heretofore has bseo export
?d Rime so far ibis season has ship
pad oo eotteo, but the local buyers have
paid from 1 4 to 1 2 a eeot above New
York prises, aod all ths eottoo has beeo
tekeo by the local milla.
Parties who have iovsstigatsd it aod
are well qualified to judge, state that
the mills at Gadsdeo, Pisdmoot, An
oistoo, Cedartowo, Rookmart, Rome,
Liodale. Trion, Raoeooo, LaFayette
aod Daltoo this year spio all the oottoo
raised oortb of these poioia to the Ten?
nessee lioe?some 225.000 bsge.
A Thousand Tongues
Cuuld not express tbe rapture of Annia E
Spriogsr, af 1125 Howard St , Philadelphia
Pa., when she foun t that Dr. King'* New Dis?
covery for Consumption had compleiely cored
her of a hackicg cough Mint for many years
had made life & burden. All other remedies
and doctors eould give ber no help, but abe
?ays of this Hoyel Cure?"it #oon removed
tbe pain in my chest and I cun now sleep
soundly, something I can scarcely n member
doing before. I leel like ?<>unding its praises
throughout tho Universe." So will every one
wh<> tries Dr. King's New Di??o\erv ftjf any
trouble of ?h-j Thront, Cheat ?.r lungs. Price
60c and $1. Trial bottles free itt J. K. W.
Del<?riue's D.ug Store; every bottlo guiran
teeJ. i I
It is said thai ex-President Harri?
son's fee as chief counsel for the Re?
public of Venezuela io the arbitration
proceedings just concluded is to bo
$J:>U,000 Rumor has it that he re
Mtttj to make any charge until be
had carefully t-xemined into Ihe eise
snd when he communicated to the
Vctirzuelaii republic that Kngiand
wa* wrong in her couj^nliou he re
cnived immediately an ?fter ef a teo
of I'J^O.OOO to undertake tho cane
?um ? * ? ? 4*^??
CUBAN OIL eures Cute,
Hums, liruiaes, Uheiitn;t
tlaui and Sores. Price, 25 eta
Mold by Hughsoo-Ligoo Co.
About Wheat Growing.
Ad Experienced Farmer
Gives Somo Valuable
Pointers.
_ i
In proportion to tho labor expended
there in tnoro profit in wheat than io
any other crop of whioh I have any
knowledge L?a* than two day*'* labor
will te sufficient for ao acre of wheat
from start to finish, and a buehel of I
wboat io a farmer's baro is worth a
dollar to him. ( leave it to any farmer
who doubts thin proposition to take tbe
market report aod make bis own oalou
lations.
Again, v heat is strictly and truly a
surplus crop, for it does not interfere io
tbe least wuh the cultivation of other
oropa. I sow about four sores of wbett
to tbe plow, aod I mako about as mooh
eorn and ttottoo as do my neighbors
who sow no wheat at all. I have ob*
served that this rule applies to all wbo
make their own bread Invariably
tbey make at moon command cotton as
do their neighbors wbo depend upoo
converting their receipts from oottoo
ioto brsad Also tbey bavs tbs satis?
faction of knowing tbat tbey have pure
food oo their tablca
Ooe of tbo reasoos why so many
people fail to make wheat is because of
s eding too heavily. Iiis my experi?
ence that ooe half bushel to tbo aoro is
enough for any laod in this region, if
properly put io. By being properly
put in. I moan that the land should be
thoroughly plowed aod pulverised, tbe
manure spread on tbe grain, and tbe
grain covered to a depth of oo more
than ooe inch. Wheat covered lo to >
great a depth will nover stoop well
and, therefore, it cannot mako a good
orop
Another o*u*to of failure is too late
sowing All varieties that riper the
lOih of June -hould be put in between
the 25tb of Ootobor and tbe 5tb of
November Liter varieties should bo
gotten in earlier.
Af er selecting good laod and put?
ting it io good by cowing peas aod
turning tbsm under, tbe next thing the
farmer should look to is the seed, for
wbiob be ought not go out of bis own
latitude. Northern wheats have to bo
acclimatised before good yields oau be
expeoted from them This fact has
been settled by tbo experiment Station?.
After 2 or 3 years sowing, northoro
wheats will give a belter yield by two
or three oumels to tbe acre
I am sowing a variety of wheat tbat
1 ordered from Baltimore in 1862. and
have been using it for 87 years I am
sure it has not deteriorated, but on tbe
contrary am of tbe opinion that it. has
improved considerably.?D. T. L in
Yorkville Enquirer.
???????*??"?? ????
"And it would have only taken a
abort time for auch men as Ouzts to
sink it (tbe dispensary) financially
and forever."?Shipping Clerk Black.
Well then it would be a blessing
in disguise if they had kept Ouzts
aod thus let the dispensary sink
where it should bsve been long ago.
We hope to 6ee tbe rotteu political
thing "busted" to pieces and tbe
quicker tbe better ?Pee Dee Advo
cate.
Brumby is a splendid fellow?a
fine officer, a staunch sailor, and a
good fighter. All this is not surpris?
ing in view of tbe fsct tbst be comes
from good old South Carolina stock
Mr Joel ? Brunsen, of Sumier, S
0.. writes as follows to The News
aod Courier : \
"While popular enthueiasm ie run?
ning high ovet Dewey, Brumby and
Mebrtens, it may be pleasing to
South Carolinians to know tbst Brum
by?tbe roan who raised the United
States flag over Manila?ie almost
one of us If I am not mistaken, he
is a son of Arnoldus Vincent Brumby,
and nephew of Richard Trapier Brum
by, who was for a time professor in
our South Csrolina College. Tbs
roiginal Brumby iamily, now of
Georgia, belongo properly to the old
'Game Cock District' of this State "
We hope tbst our Georgia friends
and contemporaries will remember
tbat "tbe original Brumby family"
belongs to South Carolina, and that
South Carolina is in the present
Brumby demonstration by priority
of Brumbys, as it were We were
sure tbst somehow the Admiral's flag
lieutenant had a very good streak io
him ?News and Courier
it? ? ? ? ? ? ?
Man Found in Chicago With
Forty-Two Wives
Cuioago, Oot "?i4 ?Forty-two wiv?s
scattered throughout the worid, lour of
whom are in Ubioago, was tbo ooufes
aiou roado today by Waiter L Farns
worih? n Chicago candy ouwmisMoo
nan, who was arrestod yestsrday
aharged with bigamy? Farns worm
, also admitted thai be was n man of
many aliases Somt o! those am
Oharlea Bradford, A. J. Htttig, S. L
Thomas, A. L Kiefer and ISrajIsbsw,
' l ssnnot tell exactly how many
women I hats married," said ho. "I
boots ot cloven in Kuropo, four in
China, 'lure ;u Peru, ooe io Bog land
and ovor twenty others in difl rent
parts of tbs world, but to save my soul
I could not teil how many. I married
ibsm fof difftreni reasaaa I did not
Uff long with them They ?iiiall a*-11
you 1 was good to theo? "
--_>Mt> -mm?~?
New York, Oot 24 ?Among tho
ssagtri wbo arrived tonight on the
Ward Lias steamer Habana from Cub),
WB* Gen. Fitibugb Lee.
Nearly everyone does, and if so you
know all about how far superior it is to
either baking soda or baking powder.
Leaven
is. the latest advanea in baking prepara
tii ns, and if you don't use it you should.
It Is Better Th in Soda
because it will mako biscuitjuft ri^M
every time. No more yellow spots o.*
soda taste.
It Is Better Than Baking Powder
bt cause it is half as strong again and
one heaping teaspoonlul will do the
work or two rounned teaapoonfuls of
tlie best baking powder ever made.
It Don't Spoil
but 1? an prepared that with ordinary
care it will retain its full strength for
years. We do not have to pack it in
tin ens like baking powder, and this
saving enables us to give you better
va mo for your money than you ever
had before.
V / UttU haven Uavensth the whole itnnp."
? (iMro.'n f<?r?on oonti;.- -S ounces for five cen*;#>
FIHE ! FIRE I
is an ominous 6ouod to the man who
isn't insured, when be se^n his home
disappearing in flames and smoke.
We oao hardly have any compassioo
on him, when it is so easy and at such
a small outlay to provide against snob
loss A policy in the Hartford Insur?
ance Co. costs yon but a small sum
when we draw it for yoo, and gives
vou security as safe as the Bank of
Eoglaod.
A. C. PHELPS CO.,
GeoMIosurance Agents, Sumter, 8. 0.
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Columbia Business College,
COLUMBIA, S. O.
In complete facilities, the most modern
systems, economy of time and money, service
of excellent instructors, thoroughness, confi?
dence of the business public, and the placing
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Wa H. Newberry, President.
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ColumbiH, S. C
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