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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12
"NOr MR. AsroR nE noREs ME.r

The prince of Wales drawing his pen-
cll through the uamD of Waldorf AHtor
whom u appeared bon tho liHt Uf guests
invited 90 meet him ut grand house
party slNrn hy the duke aud duchess ~
hu1rleueh ln Scotland week ago. said:
Not Mr. Aston. he h0rcH mo- That 4.
the climax vf William waldorf Astor's
years uf mlupuvorlug 90 get Into the
higher social circles Of England.
lu accordance with the usual custom
ON occasions OF such visits OF royalty.
the duchess presented for inspection to
the prince @ NE of persons whom she
had asked 20 help On tho entertainment
NJ the heir apparent The list comprised
The dukes Of M1utrusr AAgrcorn and
Aihole. the rlrls M NosDh'rry stair
Mar. Grey and Loyuu, the marquis VI
lothian. Lord BulfOur and the countess
uf Hopetoun, wife of the lard chamber
lain, ana William Waldorf Astnr
His royal hirhness merely glanced
over the names, but Ia ana instant. as
the london story goes the royal blue
pencil slashcd through the name 1f A.
tor and the prince remarked Not Mr.
Aston he hores me-" That was ALL
Chicago Tribune,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12
pIscOyERIES IN ALASKA.

Tho party uf scientists who went Il
Alaska us Tho guests OF Alr. Hartman
are meeting with success, and have
made several important discoveries
Among these iH an immense boy oN.
tending inland Tor over twenty iuilea
AZ the upper end OF this bay they dis.
covered great glacier Inferior only &c
hte Muir glacier lu size. n has beer
named Unknown Bay" -Four othet
new E'lClrH which have never been seer
hN whit" mon We're found at the heut
~ pIsaurhlntmont Bay m Icy Ras
900 immense rluglpr was discovered
und was named "lilrriman'a glacier
Sew plant species have been found By
the hutuulsts, ana tho collection NJ
marine species On expected Go surpasf
any other vet made In tho northern wa.
tors. Many other discoveries were
made 10 bird NE - Scientific American
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That n"tweon nritlsh Columbia and
Northwest Territory noing Fixed.

Seattle, Wash Aus li.-Adviccs
from skaguuy Alaska, says, a Cana
dlan party NJ surveyors are az Bon.
nett To locate the boundary line BE-.
tween British Columbia aud the North
west Territory west uf the Houtuliu.
qua river The party consists OF ion
men, Who Will commence operations ON
inc Taku arm OF Lake Taglsh. The
actual location OF the line win be uf
sreat benefit To- the miners ~ the dls-
lrlct, as there viii thereafter be no
question arising as TO the Fize OF tho
placer and quartz claims as well as
the place 90 recording them. s. 81
'yr representing the Dominion ruyeru-
mrnl, u ut thr head OF the party.
Gov w. \. Brady has started Tor the
interior ana i7 now well ON his way
down the Yukon. lie viii 40 10 paw-
son and into the American camps ON
the lower Yukon. llo VIII 20 To 81.
Michael AMI then make his way around
the coast NJ sitlSa, taking In the coast
ports ON his way. n is the governors
Intention 20 visit an the mining camps
and points of Importance,
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and former president N the Hamburg
marine office. after presenting check
FOR payment. dlHehlrreI revolver Mt
q bank director AVID l clerk. danger
ously wounding both. iie then Jumped
into a train and 1ilghted at tho 70.
ol1ricni garden. where DE- fired at an
official who tried 60 bar his entrance.
lilo then pressed the muzzlc or the rec
volvcr against his own temple and rap
Idly fired three shots. falling dead
No motive iH sHir guod Tor his COM
duct and he BE- supposed 10 have been
Insane
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In some places being Obliged to wade
waist deep In water. Many men were
exhausted. The troops viii spend the
night at Santa rita and proceed SAT-
urduy.
Lieut.. Hazard Of Cen. Whcaton'a
stan. with i've scouts from the Iowa
regiment. marched NJ the railroad into
Angeles A small force OF rebels at
tackled the scouts outside the town
and Lieut. liuzEard sent Tor reinforce
mcntH. Gen. Whcatun'H orders. how
ever. were that the Americans should
not occupy Angeles and a force " 600
znrl retired
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IliE ANrI-IMpERiALIsr.
'',' hitchcock Receives Lot Of nd.
ward Atkinson's Pamphlets.

e,st '.il,us'on, Aug, ll.-sccy. Hitch.
Ia u,ilN 9infr government officials
b NJ, . city have received coplss
klg.ag. circular signed By Edward Al.
bs5B' which the author says has
S.jssl WI be sent 10 the commits.
y each returning reglmn"t NJ V ,rol,Is !
soBi, We Philippines, togcther Win
pbri,,i pamphlets ana articles on the
lsg,il .he ntuatlon from mn anti-lm-
KY i1ial'si point Of View. " -'''' ''''
g8a 81, I.renIar 10 dated Boston. Au-
lmbsri.i Md is headed, "rhs Anti.
ilfviyor. ana Is addressed TO the
NJ, M, ning from Manila ''''''''''
lnfo.r,..S, "'.ison says that having been
ffo+r '' ,,l that Geographic measngct
yolapta, mothers aud slsters ID the
them NV. from Nebraska urging
not 10 re-enllst had been ne.
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Washington. Augn. u.-EN-Rcpre-
sentative James ~ Lewis of ) wash
iugtun was ut the state depart
American miners who were driven out
uf tho Auin mining district OF British
Columbia Tor formal submission 20
Secretary Hay upon hI8 cturn 10 the
city Mining claims estimated in value
at $40 900. 900 were taken f-pm these
miners and together with their claims
for improvements ana possible dam.
age raised the total amount Of the
Clalm0 10 about Sg5.OoO.00l
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Manila. Aug. i2.-Adviccs from Cal.
uln under date of August 18th report
that Con. Macarthur took the Ninth
regiment. a battalion ~ the Twenty
artillery from Calula 20 Santa rita,
near Bacolor. on Friday morning. The
entrance or the troops Into the town
was not opposed. the insurgents Zee.
lnH as tho Americans approached. The
troops had O hard march OF ton miles,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

London. Aug 1.-THE Rome corro-
spondent Of the Daily Telegraph says.
THE pope today friday decided to
hold tho next cunslstory In December
inuuguratiug three of the great fsti-
walls holy year. In communicating his
decision To Cardinal Rumpullu. pupN
secretary OF state. his holiness begged
him 20 give instructions that the end
OF the century be celebrated with the
greatest pomp and ceremony"
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Vancouver, r.. g.. Aug l2-Adyleea
from Honolulu by tho steamer Muwau
Wnr" that lllIl volcano o. making thlurs
decidedly Interesting fur every ono iu
Hawaii one Df the most vHutursaUmo
trips 90 lts smoking summit was made
hN a. ~, Ath"rtOu. who returned 90
Honolulu Tho day the MIuUHHa aHli,d
for Vancouver AthrrtlH o. photo.
grnphrr sent out with Prof Blrkmufe
u the department. of Instruction uf the
state OF New York
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Washington. Aug. ig-Thc monthly
statement Uf the exports % domestic
products shows that the exports Tor
July were ua follows.
lire1lstuns. 32iu,ti55 Increase as
compared with July. isgN. nearly N.
100000. cattle and hogs. 3a.gtilal. De-.
crease. 5000. Provisions siis2O. $50. lu-
crease 100000. Cotton giAtggll. In-
crease. t2.diion0 Mineral oils. $1,000.
luCruHHo. 100000
These show 20 larger total fur July flr
There nN" articles than Cor any pre-
ccdlug July ln many years
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10 WELCOME COLORADO TROOPS.
Gov. Thomas and Party win 10 to san
ffanci.co to Meet Them.

Denver. colo. AUG ii.-Gov Thomas
and party will start tomorrow torn-
ing Tor san Francisco 90 meet the re-
turning colorado volunteer who are
uat itth The party unuflftn ~ Gov
e.. Il Thomas. wife and daughter. Col.
Foltchcr and wife. Adit Gen. over
myor. Or. clayton parkhlil. formerly
surgeon OF the First Colorado rcgi-
mont. Maj. q X Hooper and wife and
Dclayan W. Gee. assistant secretary TO
the governor Maj Hooper la the host
OF the party ca route.
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Washington. AUG. ia rsplrt bas
n,.n received at The war department
Eoh'rll nf thH Eiehth army COM i1
ihn ihi.ruln"t covering the work h.
hla boon doing between FaIitlr,.
-,ih nnI june aQ.h tir h1l mpds "A
number 1L .HtIgltluf pf rhlrrsI
nElInt .1'e. which have appeared
ln n' United SiHtaI On ono f1rm or
anniN.i Most " Che charges have
proved iu De- with little foundation.
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London. Aug, 1.-THE Capetown cor
respondent OF the Daily Mail says. 81
learn from prominent UX-rcformer
that the Trausyall government has
prepared warrants Tor the arrest ~
prominent rcformers whom the cOndl-
ton OF affairs ut Johannesburg pro-
vldps an excuse Tho presumption is
that President Kruger means 10 see
cure the leading Iltlnndcrs us hostages
the moment trouble arises"
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Cleveland. O.. Aug. ii.-EVplosiyoH
were again rrs0rtcd to tonight ON the
Euclid avenue line. near tha corner ~
Case and Euclid avenue The ear was
bound east There were twenty-five
passengers ON board, but 200 1ne was
injured. Several women tried Go jump
from tho car but were restrained by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

Plnevlllc, KY, Aug ll.-F0ur Nor
on Elders, after preaching here sev-
cral days have been forced TO leave by
angry citizens Of this place.
In Wise county, Va. Mormon" I'll
ders were warned Co leave, but they ulu
NOT $50, and while preaching several
oltizcuH went TO the place uf worship
with a bundle uf switches, took the lsI.
dcrs out, and gave them severe whip.
ming
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

Marquis dc Cnstcis, Who Served the Last
bourbon King, Is Dead.

Hourbon KiuE, Is Dead.
Paris. AUG, l2.-Flgaro records the
death yesterday In the hue d'Aniou Of
the Marquis de Cnstoin, aged %. lie
was the last surviving page Of Louis
XVIII His father served Louis XVI
The Marquis de Castoia entered the
school of pages az Versailles and un-
der the restoration graduated as nrst
page with the rank OF sub-licutoulnt In
the royal guards, Under the empire he
became commander lf the Eighth hat
talon of the national guard aud after
Sedan was made colonel aud placed Ia
charge uf the recruiting office at Paris.
During the siege be- gave up his hotel
In the Rue d,Anjou Tor the care OF tho
wounded.
His wife was the second daughter of
Thomas Windsor Ilulotte, The mar
quls was the doyou d'uge of the Jockey
club which he Joined ln 1859
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STATEMENT rnon nnvAN.
whether lie WIN bc Candidate De
ponds Entirely Upon the Platform.


ponds Entirely Upon the Platform.
Chicago. Aug. 1.-THE following tele.
graphic correspondence passed today
between the Tribune aud william J.
Bryan:
chicago, Aug, Ito william J.
bryan, Petersburg. Ill.-Corrpspon-
dents az Punn and Lithla Springs. M,
report you as saying that you DO NOT
care whether you are tho Democratic
hulllnpc Tor President one year hence
or not n the prrccptH OF The pnrty nre
carried out VIII yuu kindly Wlro tho
tribune what you did say and your
exact position In this natter
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE
Petersburg. H. Aug. il.-Tho Trl-
bunc. ChIoago:-Havc not seen the re-
port mentioned. Whether 1 shall be- a
candidate depends largely upon the
platform Tho platform should nc the
platform.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

response 60 Secretary Roots appeal for
hclp Tor the hurricane sufferers lu Por-
To Rico, the mayors In san Francisco,
Baltimore, Boston. st. Paul, Denver,
Omaha. Cincinnati, Buffalo aud ChlCu-
go have replied that appeals Co the
public would be- Issued urging cOntri-
buttons 90 the Porto Rico relief fund"
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i've dwellings were moved from thoit
Iylnaa lions hy the wind and Hood. corn
.i ,,. 5Nl1u grain 700 stack was nnttenri
'ra VIII foot up thoufandl of dollars.
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cool.headcd ones. The car was 40 bad
By smashed that ID was necessary TO
send FOR the Wrrckyr The neighbour
hood d. a very arIAtOcrutlc one ON ono
corner being the residence " John u,
OF y T. Everett
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IIe Says the Interview CrltislslnE Gen
OTIS IL Iake.
Victoria. H. c.. Aug. li.-Commandcr
-. John Of II. NJ, 4. Peacock. states
mat what purportcd 90 be an Interview
WIN MN "a Few days ago In which he
was made 90 crltlclHc Den. OILS wns
spurious. ana that he made no such
statements. He says the whole story
was fake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

London Tines says Proceedings Are Too
Long aud May XIII system.

London. Aug. i2-The Times In an
editorial this morning ON tha Vans.
zuola boundary arbitration. complains
that the proceedings are unnecessarily
pruirautrd and expresses u fear thar
tho example thus sot viii operate to
prejudice the arbltral mode Of settling
difference"
70 says. Unfortunately this iH "a
too common drawback to lntUrua-
uurtl reference. Witness also tho
b'luFuu aud Borlur sea eases. n the
system la not tu break down trIbuunla
must exercise "a free hand loo discourage
lnE The prudlEica OF physical energy In
which modern advocates are too prone
To indulge
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ne'pouses to secretary Roots Appeal.
Chicago, Aug 1.-THE Tribune today
says.
In rcspuusr 90 Inquiries ns 20 what
might Doc expected from their cities In
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Who has just f1rcsworn his allegiance
10 this country and become natural
lied BrtisheE II would be supposed
that Brtons would be- pleased az Mil
lionairc Astor's preference. with char
actcristlc good sense ln such matters.
however, John Hun handles the man
without q country with severe sarcasm.
making it pretty plain that EnEliahmcn
have as great contempt nH Americans
for one who voluntarily rcnouuccs New
World democracy 10 become "a TUT
hunter.
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ocean, and towing would be- most use
ful In case OF head winds"
In the opinion OF the iield the trials
between Columbia ana Defender give
no insight into tho chances OF tho un-
tried shamrock
May Remove nuiY ua PORTO itic, rpbtu eco
Washington, Aus. la-rhr officials M
the war department are now yuuHlpt-
NIX the question ct thr removal ur
material reduction OF tho duty uu lp4f
tobacco GROWN in and shipped from
Porto Rico Co Cuba and thu iudlun.
tluns are that an order Co this effect
viii De Issued within short time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-12

The directors ot the new Carlton club
have aroused a hornets nest By an at
tempt TO compel diners at the table
dhotc 10 don evening dress. Several
we'll known club men have been refused
Ambulance ana protests are appearing
DO the newspapers II lH pointed out
that II g. obvious there must be- oc.a-
nlonA when II IL impossible to dress Tor
dinner, ana there ~ general approval OF
the expressed intention OF some OF the
victims " the regulation 10 carry tho
matter Into the courts as hotels have
DO right whatever to refuse 90 accom-
MEDIATE any well behaved person who
IL able 10 my
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-30

around. In its fourth stage It comes to
the surface OF the water. fully developed
except the wings. which though present
require a short growth before the insect
Is ready to rise from the water
when at last this fifth stage arrives
there IS a most important point to be
noted.
Recent experiments prove that as soon
as a MOSQUITO flies from the foul water
OF its birth II IS charged with a surplus
Of the albuminous poison that must be
gotten rid 81 Immediately. II 10 can
find no means Of dlscharging this ov r
supply the mosquito Will die very short
~. Hence. az soon as 81 rises from the
water II instinctively seeks 20 preserve
rs life by singing and injecting the IN
furious albumcn into the only object that
will receive II. which is The flesh OF either
man or beast. This makes the mosquito
just entering upon the activities of lie
and rising from the water the mos, dan
gcrous one 10 meet
In thus saving its own lIfc The mOsqui-
10 inoculates the object 70 stinrs with a
deadly poison. That the poison docs
not always have the same effect. some
times causing death and at other times
only a slight irritation. is due TO the sys-
tenn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-30

have any idea Of the obstacles that have
been overcome by the bold builders OF
inis great machine. The greatest teie-
scope that exists at the present time is
that OF the Nerkes Observatory. the Cd
jectiye OF which is 32s feet la diameter
and the focal distance about six'S-hve
feet. The telescope moves on us aN'S
in a vast cupola u feet in diameter
When NJ Francois Deloncle announcer
that he was prepared to CONSTRUCT
telescope that would far surpass 'uo
Yerkts Telescope In its power tne~sci.
ontiac world listened sttenuveiy D"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-30

be able 20 follow the course Of the image
during the entire time in which the
star remains above The horizon. lie
will. therefore. be able to study It at
his leisure. and 10 make drawings Of it
or even photograph &c.
Some idea of the vast size OF the new
telescope may be gained from the fact
that the instrument itself is l5 feet long
and the weight OF the glass in the mir
ror alone IS 1909 pounds. Its holder and
the necessary machinery weighs over
$1,000 pounds more. nor does this include
the stationary frame which will Doe very
much heavier. As TO the cost Of such
an instrument il would be almost impos-
sible to estimate IL correctly.
Those who know anything about teie-
scopes have some idea Of what 1t costs
to make a single lens OF even ordinary
proportions What then must II cost tho
manufacturers OF this gigantic Telescope
TO carry their ideas into execution? Wo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-30
ELEPHANT IN TFIE MOON.
1t will Show Us the Large Animals Upon the
Moon and Their Movements.

them useless for such delicate work The
loss from this score must have been
something enormous.
In spite OF an these disapnolntments,
however. the work has gone on stead
lily and We are now assured that tho
giant telescope will be IN position IN time
for the opening of the Paris Exposition.
That 10 will prove ono ~ the wonders ~
the exhibition there can be no doubt but
how much one viii be able 10 see In IL
Is a question that timo alone can an
sWer.
Up 20 the present time the enlarge
ment of local images through the use
OF telescopes has not exceeded 1000 times,
but we are promised that the enlargement
under the giant telescope ~ 1901 shall ~
times exceed 1000 times What this VIII
mean depends entirely upon what there
IA 10 see upon The surface Of the moon
or he planet Mars. II there are dfoVes
OF elephants or other large animals 70
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-30

her kind in the woods and along streams.
Tbfg is because she thrives in ali lands
and can live AS well in the Adrondachs
or The Rockies, as her ancestors DID ia
the tropics.
Dr. Waller Scheele. who has made
long study of the mosquito with a Wow TO
discriminating it from this country. has
come t. ne conclusion that the Ony
way u do -o is to- Danish all marshes
and swamps, ana to drain out all stag
nant pools Even this is not wholly
rnectivc. but 10 destroys the most deadly
of the mosquito family and the others we
should not care about.
So remember that the little bite which
is merely q sensation. and which passes
away iu the evening, IS from the salt
water MOSQUITO But the bite which Is
painful when you wake up the next
morning and continues 70 swell during
tho ucrt day. and TO trouble you two or
three DAYS ls the sfagnant water mosqui-
10 bite and should be attended 10 for IL
bears fever all sorts Of diseasesand even
insanity ecrms.
Dr. schcole who has traced the mosqui-
TO finds four most interesting stages OF
its development
In the FIRST stage OF its development
tho mosquito IS n conglomerate mass or
dinerort bacteria and microbes formed
by decomposing matter. The decompos-
ed matter holds a quantity Of vegeiapie
and animal alhumen, which has been
slowly extracted from dead plant or AMI
NAL substances.
Now this albumen itself I'm a state OF
decomposition is deadly poison.
The bacteria Of the mosquito gro"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-30
Dcloncle's Telescope, now Being Built for
the Paris Exposition.

when he began 10 talk OF horizontal
telescope that should Doe Of SUCH vast
proDortions that the moon would be
brought within a few miles Of the earth
the project WAS rdiculed.
Nothing daunted NJ Delonclc and his
associate. NJ j. Gauder continued 10
carry out their plans. The glass found
ers TO whom they were first submitted
threw up the contract after few expert
ments They doubted If a seven foot mir
ror could bn constructed successfully
and would not consider the possibility OF
the consfruciln of a ten foot mirror
Now that this has actually been done
the most difficult obstacles in the way OF
the carrying out OF the scheme seem 10
have been surmounted and distinguished
astronomers are beginning 20 talk about
the giant telescope as II it mad already
been completed
While there is some disagreement as
10 the full value OF the wonderful ma
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-30
DEATH FROM Il
MOSQUITO BITE.
The First Fatal Result of Mosquito Bite and the Antdoe That
Would Have Saved Life


The first death from mosquito bite
comes from the home OF the mosquito
Now Jersey. a Trenton man went 10
visit his daughter and. while walking out
o. sunny morning. was bitten by a
swamp mosquito. The wound be anne
painful. blood poisoning developed ana
to-day Samuel jenkins lies dead the
frst victim OF tho MOSQUITO season.
u 10 is any comfort 10 know IT, mos
uuitoos are Of throc kinds. the fresh wa
Ter mosquito the salt water cousin OF INC
same family and the siagnant "a.er pro-
duct. which IS q near relative OF, the
f-,.b ,,,to-
.- ,-.--..- ....-..,,., o. bor,
INC must f'''''''''
and bred in tho fresh water. lie emeIses
from the little raft which forms his
.,,,.. .,..,,.... ,.t- t...7,.,. ,,f,to,., f,l
''"7o "-''.'7 JUS
of poison. and Woo to me Ir7t person ne
meets after leaving homo. The staenant
water MOSQUITO while more deadly than
49,. &c.,, Ia. -t,..t.b. aud u,lo.s
''0
he ls hungry H. VIII N'l "'"' '
People stopping at The seash0re can CONE
.,., p...,s.f,.,s ,,ftb the tnourbt that.
'Nouth inc sait wafer H'o' 4N''' l2
GUS he IS not poisonous and no death
has evor occurred from his bite.
o. ... ..,..- ,...,, .,.. ,,,,.,,,t+o ,rst
rises from the picturesque little pond ls
filed with deadly germs. and. unless he
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-30

chine all seem to be in accord in the ex-
preston OF the opinion that new and
wonderful things are about 10 be discov-
cred, while the most enthusiastic sup
porters OF Nj. Deloncle claim that this
instrument will permit us to see the
moon at distance OF a few miles II
may even be hoped TO recognize the
presence OF an animal the size OF an ele-
plant by following its movements"
One reason why II was determined TO
place the telescope In a horizontal post
ton was that its immense size and
weight would not allow 1t to BE- swung