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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-27
BEN WOOD.

Almost enjoyable surprise party, In the
form of q high tea, occurred Friday at the
residence of Mrs. Sprouts, IN Lower ward.
IL was given BY her daughter. Mrs. H..
Newton, in honor of the tifty-ttth annlver-
sarv Of her mothers Mrs. Sprouts) birth
day. She was the recipient OF numerous
handsome presents. Those present were :
Mrs. w. Dare, Mrs. Nj. VanCuren, Mrs. Il.
Ouigley, Mrs. Ed Newton, Mrs. 4. Evans
Mrs. f. Porterfield, Mrs. j. Edwards, MIS-
g. Sprouts, Mrs ChaS. Sprouts, Mrs. j. W..
Davis. Mrs. G.. Fitzgerald. Mrs. b. Patter-
son. Mrs. Hicks, Mrs. Whitesides, Mrs. w.
TAYLOR, Mrs. ]. Taylor, Mrs. Z. DAVIS,
Mrs. ]. Davis, Mrs. Dolbeare, Mrs.
r. Newton, Mrs. +. NJ. Bowers. Mrs. j..
Newton. Mrs. G. Martin, Mrs. ). Edwards,
Mrs. II. Evans. Mrs. J. Lindsey, Miss b.
Hicks. Miss Il. Hicks, Miss a. Davis
those from. Wheeling were Mrs. X. Davis,
Mrs. Swineberger, Mrs. E. Allen and
j Pertz. an emplove of the Wheeling
steel plant, will leave the last OF this month
for Germany.
Mrs. Z. Dunn has returned from BRIEF
visit 10 Pittsburg.
Miss j. Dolan Of Mt. de Chantal IS spend
inc few days at home.
T.. SDrOatS and i. Beatty were IN MOUNDS
vile yesterday on business.
John Robey left yesterday for his home IN
Burton. -
w. Schriver will remove TO Metz this
week, where he viii engage IN the grocery
business.
Ouite A large crowd from here attended
the benefit ball in WestwoOd's Hall Friday
evening for the benefit of Peter Piues.
The plate mill recently burned at the
lower steel plant viii resume operations
this week.
A pleasant party from here attended the
Arbenz recital last Tuesday evening, IN
which our talented vocalist, Miss Annie
Peuev. sang several selections with charm
ing effect. The party was composed oil the
following ladies and gentlemen; Misses
Rosetta Lindsey, Dora Davis, Mollie
Stewart. Anna McCabe, Laura Dare,
Nellie Lineberger, Hettie Morgan, Sallie
Peabody aud Mrs. II. Stewart Messrs.
Willie Peabody, Ward Stewart John
Lineberger, Robert Lindsey and Harry
Stewart.
Miss Edna Osborne is visiting friends in
Grafton.
The Benwood Building and Loan Associ-
alton will hold their regular annual meet
ing for the election of officers on the hrst
Monday In April, at the City Hall.
A small child of Q. Sinclair was Inferred
in McMechen's Cemetery Friday:
The Marylynn lots in McMechen nave
been placed on sale and several BenwOod
parties have invested in number.
W. j. Bell, a popular machlnest at the
Riverside. will leave for New York City
This week where he will be married. He
will return here with his bride.
J Mcmahon has purchased fine piano
as birthday present for his daughter,
Nf.a IpGgio
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-27
CLARINGTON.

CLARIYeToN, O., March 26-Mrs J. K.
Collins, of Pittsburg, spent this week here
with her father, P. d. Duffield.
Richard Cramer will move his family to
Allegheny Saturday, March 20.
p. d. Duffield moved into the Charles
Frantz property, on Front street, this
week.
Chas. McGonigal is seriously sick with
the grip and rheumatism. He is at the
National House.
Miss Lizzie Kuehlbornes has been quite
sick this week.
John Z. Reynolds and wife, Of Martins
Ferry, were here Wednesday to attend the
funeral of Chas. Lobenstein.
Mrs. Chas. Dankwerth, Of Bellaire, Wis
tied relatives here this week.
T. r. Parriott, of Powhattan, o., was in
town Friday.
Charles Lobenstsin died at his residence
in Clsrington Monday evening, March 81,
after brief illness. Interment took place
Wednesday afternoon in Clarington Gene
terry. In the death Of Mr.. Lobenstein
Clsrington loses one of her best business
men, and one whose loss viii be felt by a
great many people and one whose place
will be hard to mi. He has been running a
tannery and shoe store for many years, CIV
ing employment TO quite number of men.
1t is Mr. Lobensteinis viii that his bust
ness be continued vntil al OF the stock now
on hands worked up.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-27

Yesterday announcing the death Of Tom
Burns, the fireman on the c., l.. q w. de
had been sick Just about ten weeks with
typhoid fever The funeral will take
place from his residence at Lorain TINS
afternoon.
A. w. Pollock, representing the hrm OF
Henderson 4 Co, of Philadelphia, was In
town Yesterday taking the measure FOR
the Union Cornet Band.
A. Newman and son leave to-day Tor Cnl-
cago. where they will locate permanently.
Misses Hannah Smith and Nellie Adolph
are visiting at Mingo.
The condition Of Messrs. w. w. Hollo-
way and A. C.. Branum were reported
greatly improved yesterday.
John Shane, Of Urichsville, is IN town
visiting friends.
Will Crawford. of Sewickly, Pa, Is the
guest OF friends in Kirkwood.
Adam E0erle is quite sick, and the 1arn-
ilv are fearing serious results.
Yesterday was payday on the Z. L. q
W. r. Il.
c. II. Sampson and f. Il. Bland, OF Co
lunbus. and Robert Carhart, Of Delaware,
F. o.. are stopping OF the Sherman House.
William McConaughy and j. .. Howells
are improved.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-27
NEIGHBORH00D.
WHAT HAS BEEN GOING on IN NEARBY
TOWNS THE PAST WEEK.
Social Affairs Happenings and Events Of Local
Interest Gathered By Register" Reporters.
Readable Resume Of the News
PIEDMONT.

PIEDMONT, W. Va, March Sd. ".
Sloan, OF Cumberland, State Attorney OF
Allegheny county, was In town sunday.
Also Mr.. /. Bear, or Homecoming, Md.
James Jose. Of Mt. Savage, boss rigger
Of the T.. Il p X. r., visited old friends
here on Monday.
was here Monday.
Dr. John W. Hawkins, OF GovanstoWn,
Nd, visited his mother this week.
I'D. T.. Arnold, principal OF Elk Garden
school. was in town Tuesday.
T. ID. Kern has located in Elk1ns. lie IS
clerk IN the w. Va. e.. shops.
q. Is. Cole has accepted the Singer sew
ing Machine Company agency Tor Frost
burg and vicinity. He Will enter upon ms
duties next Monday
Josiah Sigler viii build a store aud resi-
deuce on WesternpOrt hill Z. Nau VIII
build a residence.
w. L. Dancer has accepted a position
with the Union News Company as newsooy
on the b. q o. Il. Il.
Henry Weaver. florist. OF Oakland, was
in lows Wednesday.
William Khpstate, Of ST. Louis, paid
friends here a flying visit this week.
IL. n. Sheath, superintendent, and U. b.
Williams, trainmaster OF the Balumore
aud Ohio at Grafton, were here Weanes-
day.
L. HUH, Jr., is moving into Mr.. Bans
( property on Back street
Joseph Weaver viii move from Sklpinsh,
Md. and occupy the house vacated oy MI
HUH.
Mr.. Morgan, Of Homecoming, expects to
open a saloon in the Tnrasner building ad-
doiuiug the Town Hall
Mrs A. Laid.Ow is seriously III, being
Threatened with pneumonia
Mrs. III. A. Ball is sick.
Rev. W. r.. Lock preached his farewell
sermon sunday evening. he mas had a
5 successful past0rate, Where being A mem
. bers added 10 the NJ. K. Church South, ana
salary and an levies and bills paid. he
left tuesday Tor Conference at Harris
burg. .,-.
Rev. c. II. Wood, former pastor, but last
year stationed at Petersburg, Grant coun-
w, visited John Gardner Monday and
Tuesday, sIi route to Conference.
Rev. M. l.. Maysiller has removed 70
Frederick, Md. He is succeeded by Kew
James Mease, Of Deer Park, Md, as pastor
Z OF the u. IS. Church.
!, Rev. A. il. Reilly was presented with a
,fne gold watch and guard on Thursday
gevening, by the congregation OF the NJ. h..
tCburch. at Mrs. NJ. A. Balls residence,
Prof. o. III. Bruce making the presenta-
ttion address Rev. Kelley LETT Friday
( morning for TOws0n, Md, his new field OF
tlabor His successor, Rev. BulaSki,
preached his first sermon Sunday, his fam
ilv arriving Thursday, March "A.
The West Virginia Central express Office
in WesternDOrt was ROBBED Monday night,
the thieves securing several Z. y. ID. ca
press packages.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-27
PORTLAND STATION:

PORTLAND STATION, O., March Co.
Messrs. j. r. Hodgens, w. j. Stringer and
and Joseph Kithcart have been selected as
Commissioners for the Smithfield and
Portland pike.
A petition is being circulated among our
citizens to the Wheeling q Lake Erie rail
road asking for an early and late train to
and from Wheeling that will enable labor
ing men along the line to work in the city
and be at home at night.
Mrs. G. A. Sarber, Of Martins Ferry, is
visiting at Henry divers.
Miss Agnes Cusick, of Marion, who is
visiting Warrenton friends was calling on
Mrs. w. T. King yesterday.
The Mite Society convened at j. I. Hold
gems Thursday night and entertained by
their hostess, Mrs. Hodgens, in manner
such as few excel Refreshments were
served and the sum Of twenty dollars was
realized. The society now has treasury
Of near fifty dollars.
w. w. Wingett, who has been attending
Miami Medical College the past two years,
is home again.
Capt. T. V. Moore left for Pittsburg
Thursday to moke his seventh trip TO Louis
vile this winter.
Mrs r. e. Houghton, OF Conton, O., is
the guest of her father, NJ. Nj. Nicely, OF
Railroad street.
Several of our citizens were at Rush Run
Yesterday attending law suit between g.
II. Sheets, assignee of the Gillespie estate,
and L. B. Patterson.
Mrs. Mary AIKEN, Of Tiltonville, was Wis
ting her daughter, Mrs. It. o. Betton, who
has been very seriously i'll for several days
the forepart Of the week.
+. u. Smith, with Ward &c Smith, is of
duty this week on account OF lame back
DR.. j. M. Kelly, Of Steubenville, was in
town yesterday.
DR.. J. w. Neel, we are informed, will
move to Martins Ferry April lst.
Among those from Warrenton at the
mite were Messrs. Linton, Ewing, King,
Shannon, Under and -. Come again,
boys.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-27
BELLAIRE.

The Flint Glass Workers Union elected
new officers for the ensuing term tthelr
meeting Friday night.
TIE following bills for costs in criminal
cases have been ordered paid by the Coun-
~ Commissioners: Mayor MCGOWAN,
202 90; Squire Cooper, SlsS.6O; Squire
Mason, S506S.
10 ID. Meek, late principal Of the Fifth
ward school, now a student at the ONO
State University, came in from Columbus
Yesterday for ten-days' vacation.
The bows who had been working at Bowl
ing Green, o., have given up the hope Of
work being resumed at the factory and are
looking for Jobs elsewhere.
An agent is in the city trying to sign the
Westlake brothers for the Catlettsourg
CKv) ball team, which is IN q sort of tri-
State League. The Westlake boys are
good players, and we hope to see them get
into a better league than the one named.
James Weeks has been at Bowling
Green, o., the past week trying TO dispose
of his household goods. He and j. w.
Archer will probably go to work in glass
factory at Huntington, w. Va.
Rnhinsonis brick factory at Georgetown
is to be enlarged this spring.
W. w. Piper Is likely TO be appointed
postmaster at Warnock, vice j. Y. Den
ham, resigned.
Visitors from GAINESVILLE, st. Clairsville
and Moundsville will be here TO attend the
entertainment 10 be given by Nye and Bur
bank on the 9th.
"a Hole in the Ground one of Hoyt's
popular pieces, will be here Friday night.
There are eighteen persons in the show.
The great whistler, Lawton, is one OF the
hits OF the performance.
VIM. Garen, representing "a Pair Of
JacSs,n was here yesterday. Gareu says
his company Is stronger this year than
ever before. Here on April Z.
Attractions at the Elysian this month are
al good. kidnapped" "Black Thorn"
and Limited Mailn are on the list
Rev. John Writ, pastor of the German
Reformed Church, is making an effort TO
start a local German church paper in this
city.
TIE Republican League Club will meet
at City Hall Tuesday evening.
An agent is in the city soliciting for 8
business directory for this city and sur
rounding towns.
Thenew wholesale grocery is building up
q good trade.
"Rip Van Winkle'' was the matinee at
traction by tho Melville Sisters Company
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-27
HANNIBAL.

HANNIBAL, o., March 26.-John Rea was
down the river the first Of the week on
business.
The net proceeds of the festival on last
Friday evening amounted to S42.
Miss Sadie Lenkard left for Mounds
vile, w. Va, last Monday, where she is
uisiting her sister, Mrs. Florence Will
Jams.
DR.. ]. X. Ferguson went to Sardis the
first of the week.
Mrs Jake Voegtly made trip to Pitts
burg thr first Of the week with her husband
on the steamer Bedford
Mrs. Lucy Dye, of near Antioch, o., has
been the guest of her mother, Mrs. E.
Cline, for the past week.
Capt. Henry Kraft, Of Darlington, was
in town Friday on business.
Mrs. Mede Isenbarth, of New Martins
vile, was visiting friends in town Friday.
Capt. Chas. Muhleman went to Parkers-
burg last Wednesday on business.
Miss Rena Noll arrived home from
Marietta Thursday, where she has been
spending the winter.
Miss Lima Fisher, who has been visiting
Mrs. Hess, of Wheeling, arrived home
Friday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-27
mOUNDsVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Rev. G.. W. Grimes have
returned from Parkersburg, where they
have been attending the State Sunday
School Convention,
Mrs. Thomas Skinner, OF Cincinnati,
daughter Of Col. j. II. Lockwood, has been
at the sick bedside of her father for the
past week.
The Fitzpatrick family Of Swiss bell
ringers and merry-nakers will 90 az the
Opera House tomorrow night They Will
produce "Editha's Burglar
The publication In yesterday morning
REGIsTER that Col j. II. lockwood had
died the day before was unfounded. The
report was widely circulated in this city,
and on inquiry was confirmed, but ltturned
out 10 be false. The Colonel has. however,
been sinking rapidly, and his death IS hour
~ expected.
The annual election Of the Board Of
Directors of the Mound City Building As
sociatiOn viii take place tomorrow evening
al the office Of the association.
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER VIII
hereafter be on sale at =. T. Allison's bar
Der shop, on Jefferson avenue, where al
orders viii receive prompt attention by
I'd Weidebusch agent.
There viii be a special term or the
County Court next Tuesday for the pur-
pose Of determining applications for the
correction Of erroneous assessments on real
estate.
Since Wednesday morning the trial or
the cause Of Margaret Edwards and I'll. W.
Hunter against the City OF MOundsville
has been going on IN the Circuit Court. IL
Is not finished yet.
Miss Sallie Shaw, who has been teaching
school az MiddlebOurne, returned home
the fore part Of the week, the term having
closed last Friday.
Miss Laura Dunlap is spending few
days with friends az Thompson.
The Glendale school, taught by Miss
TERRA Johnson, of this city, closed Friday.
Tho members of the Epworth League, Of
the NJ. +. Church, are making extensive
preparations for an entertainment which
they intend giving about the middle Of
next month.
The friends Of s. W. Mathews will do
al they can 20 send him as delegate % the
Minneapolis convention. Jack Is q
hustler and should be have the gOO1 for
tune 70 be sent win be sure to take care Of
the interests Of his constituents.
Chas. Sprouts, constable from Beuwood,
sold an iron gray horse BY virtue Of an eX-
ecution, at the door of the court house,
yesterday afternoon.
Louis Edwards, whose serious illness has
been mentioned befOre,is improving slowly.
The Sheriff Of Jefferson county brought
one prisoner 70 the State baStile this week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-27
BRIDGEPORT.

A petition has been gotten up among
several Of the prominent residents Of Kirk
wood requesting that tho streets known as
Howard, Bennett and Whitley, and all
cross streets extending 70 Union street, be
improved, the expense 20 be paid by assess
ing each property holder on said streets so
much per foot. So far the largest property
holders have signed the petition, and now
81 only rests with those who own but small
plots. This is an improvement that has
long been needed, as the streets in Kirk
wood during the winter months have been
an eveSOre to the community.
The grand concert given by the Union
COrOnet Band last Friday evening was one
of the greatest musical treats that has ever
been given in the town before. All per
formers were well skilled and up TO perfec-
tiOn In every number that was placed be-
fore the audience. Special mention should
be made Of DR.. l.. w. Heinlein, Jas. C0u-
ture and Il. Applegarth, as they received
long and continued applause after each
selection they rendered
Oficer Sauers has positively declined TO
be q nominee in any ticket which may be
proposed, but desired al his friends 70 in
terest and support his friend ThOS. ThOmp-
son for the Office Of marshal.
Two more men were brought down from
Steubenville on Friday, and had hearing
before Commissioner Howell yesterday for
selling OieOmargerine. Both were bound
over 70 court.
Rev. stephens viii take for his text this
morning, "Manifesting the Life of Jesus, s"
and in the evening, The Importance Of
Readiness
The Good Templars are making enten-
sive preparations for social, which viii
take place next Saturday night.
The CITY Hall will DO the scene OF an In
dian exhibition during the first three nights
Of this week, and no doubt large crowds
viii sin attendance.
j. r. Trueman, the manager OF the Penn
freight depot, has returned from the west,
where be has been spending the last three
weeks.
Wibrr Topping left yesterday for Chi
cago, where be viii locate permanently in
the interest Of the Bellairc Stamping Com
pany, which recently removed there.
The sad news was spread about town
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-27
rILroNvILLE.

Turoxvu1E. O.. March 26.-Dayid
MediIl arrived home Thursday evening
from Scio College 10 spend q Vacauon u
about ten days. $50
Chas T. Aiken is at home after Two
mantle, trim on the river. Mr.. Aiken ex-
meets 10 leave shortly on the JOS Waiton-
Miss Flora Leisure, Of Mt pleasant. Is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs fra]lei, anu
cousin, Lucy Hutchinson. -
Miss Lorena Roth, who has oeen con
fined to her room Tor the past "eeA' -
again able TO be about. ..sad
Ouite a number from this place attenoed
the sale of r.. w. Taylor's, at Morning
View ON Tuesday. Mr. Taylor moved ms
effects here on Thursday, having rented
VIM. MedIlls place for the ensuing year
Mr. NedilI adyertises a sale for April 0.
Protracted meeting still continues a
number have profeSsed conversion anu
given their names 70 the church hev.
Hoover is untiring in his efforts ana WORK
ing hard for the salvation OF sous: NC
meeting will likely close Sabbath nlgh..
The K. of P. held meeting wednesday
night. h- ,or
John Roth has received the lumber LOT
the addition 10 his house.
The last meeting Of the Oak Grove Liter
ary Society was held last night ana was
well attended, many being present from
distant places. - -
David Garden has settled with the
Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad Tor the
damage done 10 the farm in Belmont coun-
ty. go.
The Misses Lowry, of Deep Run, enter
tained their friends on Thursday night
with a dancing party. Several invitations
were received at this place
There was an accident at the Pearce
Coal Mines. Just west of town, on Tues
dav. The rope which lowers the cars on
the incline broke and the cars, becoming
unmanageable, sped down the track at a
rapid rate, breaking through the Goa
ehnte and demolishing things in general
Luckily the men and horses that were near
by escaped injury. IA
The Government boat, Golden Rod,
passed up Wednesday, stopping on its way
to glue the slight houses coat OF whlte
paint
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-27

some things concerning our industrial out.
look, but the enterprising people OF
Moundsville are heading US on By Offering
big bonus for Mcbride Bros wagon fac-
tory, which they will probably get.
The Belmont County Institute will con-
vene here from July 18th TO August 18th.
The ladies Of the M E. Church will give
an entertainment Thursday evening. They
will be assisted by Miss Mcdonald and Mr.
Bownecher, of Martins Ferry.
The motion for new trial in the case OF
Hines VS.. Forest Oil Company was over
ruled.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-27
ST. GAINESVILLE.

ST. CLAIRsvILLE, March 26-Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Robinson, of Martins Ferry,
are visiting friends here.
Mrs. Sarah Terrell has returned home
from long visit to the western part of the
State.
Misses Annie and Lille Troll returned
home from Canton yesterday. They were
accompanied by their brother, Louis p.
Troll.
Chas. Schumacher, OF Windsor, Canada,
is visiting friends in this community.
Mrs. w. S. Cowen and daughter, of Gin
cinnati, attended the Lewis Frazier wed
ding.
James White, of Sycamore, Ills, after a
short visit to friends here, returned home
to-day.
The Silhouette Dime Social at the Pres
byterian Church last evening, was a sue
cess.
There was mentioned few weeks ago
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-27

Is directed to our great array of nov
elites in SCARFS for coming Easter.
We show an endless variety OF all
the novelties of the season, the
Bond Street Blue being an especial
favorite.
We cannot enumerate. We have
everything new and stylish; prices
unusually low.
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-03-23

A farmer before departing thi,
world made his will. He had in hit
possession eighteen horses, but before
the will was proved one Of the horse,
died, which left only seventeen to bt
divided His eldest son was to get
one-half of the horses, his second son
one-third, and his Youngest son one.
ninth. These portions were easily
enough separated when there were
eighteen horses to divide, but how te
allot seventeen horses in three part,
was a puzzle. They scratched long
at their heads, but could find no way
out of the difficulty. At last they
called in the assistance Of the local
schoolmaster, who gave them solu
tion to the problem.
"You have seventeen horses to dis
pose of. Well, seeing you're friends OF
mine, / will give you the loan of my
old mare 'Res.,' which will make
eighteen. To you, Bob, 1 will give
nine horses, which is more than the
half of seventeen; and to you Jim, ]
will give six, which is more than one
third of seventeen; and to you, Tom,
l Will give two, which is fully one.
ninth of seventeen. And now. having
given you all your shares, ! will take
back my old mare which is left"
And having thus settled the mat
ter to his own satisfaction, the
schoolmaster mounted his mare and
rode off.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-03-23
From the Earth to the Moon.

1t does not seem improbable in the
course Of events that the earth ard
the moon may become more intimate
ly acquainted. A few years ago,
scientists held the theory that the
moon was a dead planet, without at
mosphere, and, consequently unin-
habited. This theory has recently
been entirely controyerted. The
work begun by Prof. Holden. at the
LICK Observatory upon Mount Ham.
uton, has teen steadily continued
and the photographs taken by him
and his assistants have revealed GER
tain facts hitherto unknown. Pho
0ographlc observation shows a perfect
map OF the moon and upon the sum-
NIT or one of the highest mountains
Is a white spot which has the apnear-
ance OF glacier, proving the presenca
VI atmosphere and making the theory
Oh the 1nhabltableness Of the moon
Genaole. 1t is claimed by Prot
holden that by continuous series of
photographs he Is able to detect anv
changes upon the surface oft moon
ana that a building fifty feet in
helght would cast an annracia hIa
shadow. If the moon Is inbahitod
ehe lact VIII certainly be discovered
s1oher or later, but the question ~
the establishment of Communicated
Is SUN unsolved, although. in The
idce OF scientific achievements Of 49,
!ast century, we Will not predict tbat
II Is unsolvable. 'na'