Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-23

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strange spectacle Was visible In the northern
sky at Findlay, Ohio monday night which caused
the greatest CONSERVATION among the people. sc-
cording 20 dispatch from that city. II vs the
representation OF a human hand OF immense pro-
portions awe-inspiring In It's realistic vividness
Early In the evening the sky I'm the north had a
peculiar appearance which, a. the night wore on
ing in color puising up from the horizon and again
subsiding, but with each appearance oecomlhg
more brilliant and unnatural THIS CONTINUES IN
Gil about IL O'Clock, when these watching the phe-
nomena were terrified 90 SEE those plumes o. hght
concentrating into a distinct object which soon
formed and as distinct as IL painted upon the black
background OF the sky.
through 70 h, I'D eolor
surged a. Regularly a. heart beats IN a human
breast and then fell on at the ends OF the fingers
air balloons The frst nnger OF the hand pointed
down upon the sleeping city as n warning The leo-
spectacle lasted for about an hour and was Wit
Messed by hundreds. who were breathless with
ssse awsx ,ea nnI un. ssSw egAn
HrpsoruostA kuIs ONE NoKK--Eusene chAL
fant laborer In the glass-~orks 81 New Albany,
Ky. died there yesterday Of hydrophobia Tie was
bitten some weeks ago by a small spu cog, but as
day he was seized with SIX 1t paroxy OF nausea
which he could not explain. He sent Tor doctor,
VINO py tne time OF his arrival found CnalfAnt
frothing at the mouth and delirious In spite a
AZ attempts 80 relieve the malady Il grew worse
Through the night until yesterday morning, the
sunerer passing through q succession OF terrible
eon 1s which rapidly grew more frequent
unti death The immediate cause Of death WAS
the bursting OF blood vessel
BABY BIT BABy.-AtN New Haven. conn., q strange
| lncioent which may cause the death OF q little
| child, was witnessed Monday IN q prominent dry
| goods store. Mrs> North, OF the western part OF
the city, WAS shopping, taking her infant OF about
| sixteen months with her While she was making
ner purchases she placed the little girl on a re-
| volSing stool Near by was q German woman,
VINO had child about the same age, that BEGAN 90
COO and manifest desire for closer acquaintance
with the North baby. The German woman lifted
| baby" The little German then embraced the
North baby, but instead OF kissing her bit her
| cheek frightfully, causing the blood 20 now ana
the cheek 10 pun and swell bsdly. Mrs. North
| thinks that the child will be disngured as long as
II lives II the injury extends no further and il ID
very Ill from the effects of the bite The German
woman was 90 mortified that she az once left win
ner chio, ana Der Identity could not be discovered
| PLAIN talk TO SOCIETY woxgN-Mrx DR.
Enzaoeth French, OF Philadelphia, a. In ST Louis
working up an interest In the White Cross move
ment for fallen women. In speech Monday night
before The local branch she said: "Donr point the
finger OF scorn or upurn the lip OF derislon against
these women because they are not pure. They ara
victims OF circumstances and your own treachery,
| and the woman who refuses AID and sympathy TO
these unfortunates Is more In need OF pity than
| they. Too often there IL q skeleton IN that
| womans closet. sympathy and charity are the
finger posts that point out our moral condition She
| who feels herself too good-who fears contamins-
ton from these unfortunstes-is not good enough
TO associate with them. This IL rough talk, but &c
| Is the truth" Mrs French was very severe on the
CONVENTIONAL society woman, and read an I'M
pressiye moral lesson on the evils and vices OF
| society.