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MILLIONS MASTER POEM.
Lecture Last Night by Professor Will


Lecture Last Night by Professor Will
liam p Trent.
Professor William p. Trent of the
University of the South, at Suwanee,
Tenn, delivered last night at North
Sheffield hall a very scholarly lecture
the sixth in the Sheffield lecture course
upon Millions Master Poem"-his
paradise Lost" Ne was introduced
by Professor Lounsbury, who paid due
tribute to Professor Trent's services in
the literary world.
Milton was compared with the great
poets of many nations-Homer Virgil
Shakespeare, Dante, Goethe, Schiller
and Tasso. His weaknesses and his
influence upon the worlds literature
were skilfully touched upon, and his
Paradise Lost" Paradise Regained,"
"Comus," "Lycidas" and Samson Ago
nistes' carefully analysed and literally
quoted.
Professor Trent is pleasant speaker,
and his mastery treatment of such a
difficult subject stamps him thorough
student and profound thinker.
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HIGH TEMPERATURE.
How it Affects the Mortality in Cities
Suffering From Sunstroke.

How it Affects the Mortality in Cities
Suffering From Sunstroke
1t will not now be difficult to under
stand in what manner high temperature
affects the public health of large cities
Evidently in the direct action of heat
upon the human body we have the most
powerful agency in the production of
our great summer mortality. While
sunstroke represents the maximum di-
rect effect of solar heat upon the human
subject the large increase Of deaths
from wasting chronic diseases and diar-
rhoeal affections, of children under one
year Of age and persons upward of sew
enty years of age, Shows the terrible eff
fects of the prevailing intense heat of
summer upon all who are debilitated by
disease or age, and thereby have their
"heatregulating power diminished
The fact has been established by repeat
ed experiment that when solar or artih-
cial heat is continually apjlsd to the an
mal the temperature of its body will
gradually rise until all of the compensa-
ting or heat-regulating agencies fail to
preserve the equilibrium, and the tenn
perature reaches point at which death
takes place from actual combustion. In
general, temperature of one hundred
and seven degrees Fahrenheit in man
would be regarded as indicating an I'M
favorable termination of any disease.
In persons suffering from sunstroke the
temperature often ranges from one hun
dred and six to one hundred and ten de-
grees Fahrenheit the higher tempera-
ture appearing just before fatal ter
atlon.-Popular Science Monthly.
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STARiM's
New Haven transportation Co.

DAILY EACEI.T SATURDAY.
Steamer JOHN Ii. STARlN, Captain Nc
Alister, leaves AaW Haven from Staria's
Per, loot Of Brown street. at 1915 y. me
Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Steam.
er EkASTUS CORNING, Captain Tnomp-
son, Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
The STARlN leaves New York from Pier
Is, North River, at 0 p. IN. Mondays, We'd
nesdays and ridays; the ERASTUS CORN
ING, Sundays, tuesdays ana Thursdays
Fare 20 cents; Excursion Tickets $l2a
Statcroons, Sl.00
Tickets and staterooms for sale at ]. b.
Judson's, SGT Chapel street; Peck Il Bish.
ops, 7O2 Chapel street. Free stage les,Ycs
the depot on arrival of Hartford train
and from corner of Church and Chapel
streets every half hour, commencing at $40
D. IN. Through freight rates given and
bills of lading to all points West, South.
and Southwest.
G. Il. FISHER. Agent
Order your freight via Starin Line.
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heat, electrical and gas lighting, the best
sanitary plumbing, mail shutes, district
and telephone service, etc.
The ceilings will be supported on steel
posts so that partitions may be rear
ranged as desired. 1t is hoped to have
the plans completed and estimates in
so that work may begin soon after
April L.
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IN FAVOR OF DOOILrrI.r,s CLAN

IN FAVOR OF DOOLITTLE'S CLAIM
The special committee appointed by
the court of common council to consider
the claim of John A. Doolittle e Co. for
money withheld by the director of pub
lie works on contract for the city TAX
en- by that firm held a meeting last
night The money was withheld as a
forfeit for alleged performance.
The committee last night voted to rec
claimant
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THE RIVER.

The Matte X. went to the bank on
account Of low water.
CAPTAIN John NJ. Phillips, Of the
LouisyIlle and Pittsburgh liner, City of
Pittsburgh, is in the city on business.
The Lulu f. is now the only boat
running out Of the port Of wheeling
She left Matamoras for wheeling yes
terday at II a. m. She is billed to clear
for below to-day at noon.
When the Queen City resumes she
will have a new first mate in the person
OF Captain Jim Dupee, who for the
past season has been in command OF tine
excursion steamer Island queen, at
Cincinnati. He Is well known on the
upper Ohio.
The marks at p. m, Monday. showed
/ foot 3 inches and rising. With the
Allegheny rising at OIL City and Parker
Captain CrockArd estimated that the
top-notch Of the rise here would be
about foot inches, rise Of four
inches Weather, cloudy and warm.
The timbers for the new steamer
Messrs. Thomas and Urpman are to
build at Clarlngton. will be all on the
ground In two weeks. when the con-
Tractors, Mazingo Brothers, VIII begin
work. II Is expected that the boat VIII
be ready for service on April next.
She Ia is5 feet long, thirty-four feet
beam, and has texas. 1t Is likely she
Will be placed In the daily Wheeling
Mntamorns trade. and that the Leroy
Will continue In the Ciarington trade.
She will likely be chriBtened City OF
wheeling. Undoubtedly she will be
very fast, the fastest on the river, her
owners rrediet
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DIVIDED gK1RTs p1sI1KED.
Teacher Who Wore Them is Forced to
Rasipn Her School,

Teacher Who Wore Them Is Forced to
Resign Her School.
GREENWICH, Conn, Oct So.-Trou-
BILE in the North street school district
has resulted over the fact that Miss
Frances L. Wood, a teacher, twenty
one years old, wore divided skirts and
rode a dlamond-framed bicycle. Miss
Wood came here from the Warehouse
Point state school, and had previously
graduated from the state normal school
at New Briton. She found a school Of
twenty-five pupils who had been used
to doing much as they pleased. She
made change at once.
No one was allowed to leave the room
during school hours without her per
mission. To enforce this she locked
the door. One day Charles Sllleck,
aged. twelve, tried to jump out OF O
window, and was pulled back by his
feet. He told a story OF Ill treatment
TO his parents, and they repeated 1t to
the school board. Similar stories from
those who had been disciplined came to
the officials ears, and with each one
wns the complaint that she wore
"breeches," and was, therefore, incom-
petent.
An Informal gathering in the school
house a few nights ago was held, and
Inc merits and dement's Of her cycle
costume discussed. Sides were taken,
and. as there was danger Of the school
being broken up. Miss Wood decided to
resign.
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To Be Put Up at Big Sale in New
York Next Week.


Eight fast horses from Col. Henry
schmulbact's stable will figure in the
big sale at New York next week, which
is to be conducted by Hedges & Sea-
mon, the well known horsemen. Ben
Kenney, who has charge OF Colonel
schmulbach's stables, and who, by the
way, made great record for himself
and the horses he drove during the
past season, will leave for the metrop-
oils with his horses on Saturday, arriv-
ing there Sunday afternoon.
Among the horses to be entered in the
sale will be Lady Slope, by Golden
Slope. with n record Of 2:l5&; olive
Leaf, by Allie Wilkes, with a record OF
2:l5h Alpha Hall. fast two-year-old,
by Allie wilkes; Catherine L., by Elec-
tor Benton. with record OF 2:2O; Har-
ward, by the same sire. 2:SO, and three
fast and promising two-year-olds by
Elector Benton, Golden Slope and Allie
Wilkes.
During the coming winter number
Of improvements Will be made ut the
stables on the Island, and 1t Is probable
that several new fast ones will be add
ed to Colonel Schmulbach's already ex-
tensIve string, Eyelet. which made
such a good showing during the sea-
son closed, promises some extraordi.
nary performances next SUMMER.
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gPArr orA1lrs oAvIrE aUNa.
Question Which ARects Prize Money
Of Dowsy'g Sailors.


WASHINGTON, OF, SO.-rhe WASH
ington officials have been called upon
to decide whether or not the guns and
other munitions Of war in the fort and
arsenal at Cavite are public property Of;
Spain, to be handed over to the SPAN
Ism authorities, in accordance With the
proviso Of the treaty Of peace referring
to that subpject. A demand has been
made by the Spanish oficials upon the
United States naval authorities in Ma
Mia for possession Of the property. ale
leglng that It is covered by the terms
Of the treaty.
The naval authorities have refused
to yield to the demand, upon the ground
that the property came Into the pos
session OF the United States as a re-
suit OF the battle Of Manila bay. and the
surrender of Cavite 70 the forces under
Admiral Dewey on May !, 1888. They
contend that the turning over Of this
property or other similarly conditioned
was not contemplated by the treaty OF
peace.
A decision OF the question has been
referred TO the powers in this city. Ups
on this decision hangs a large part OF
the claim for prize money made by
Admiral Dewey in behalf OF his officers
and men. The arsenal at Cavite was
we'll stored with guns and materials,
and it they are not to be included In
the spells OF the battle, the awards to
the claimants will be generally re-
duced
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MARrIlrs Icy NEWg.
The Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling's
proRrasgiye NeiRhbor.

6EVHgsolAN9 Az iAASAAt
Last evening, at her home. on Third
street, Mis- Beside Gri@th entertained
a large number Of her frienda IN honor
Of her cousin. Miss Bertha Grihith. Of
Allegheny. A large number from
Bridgeport and wheeling were pres
ont, and a delightful time was spent
by all
A. r, Apshire was fined = and costs
yesterday for dlB0rderly conduct Geo.
williams, for indecent exposure. got tl0
and costs and ten days in jail, ana
George johnson 81 for drunkenness
The work OF tearing down the. Gray
building, at the corner OF FOURTH and
Hanover streets, was commenced yes
terday, and ground will be broken In q
few days for the new Hoge block
George Horcher, Of Don, brought In
to market yesterday some very line
strawberries. They are his record crop
this year. They were as tine IS any
seen this season.
Mr.. and Mira. j. e, Mckinney. who
have been the guests Of Rev, ana Mrs.
s. j. Boyle, left yesterday for their
home In Appleton City, MO.
. Mrs. Margaret Cummins and Mrs.
Baker, of Burgettstown, are the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. George Barr on
Broadway.
William j. Howell and wife leave to-
day for Pittsburgh to attend the thir-
ty-second wedding anniversary OF 9
friend.
Marshal Lindemuth escorted Bertha
Wiseman to st. Clalrsvllle yesterday,
where she will have a hearing to-day
Thomas McDonough returned yes
terday from months visit with ROD
'ert jenkins, at West Alexander.
Two we'll known young ladies' IN the
Fifth ward, had quite hQir-pulllng
contest yesterday afternoon.
Harry HadseI returned last evening
from q few days visit with friends at
steubenville..
Miss Lena Barker win entertain
friends this evening, at her home on
Tenth street.
James Cochran moved his family
and household effects to West wheeling
yesterday.
The high school foot ball team win
play the Bellaire Tigers at this place
Saturday.
Frank Harrison, OF Gainesville, was
calling on friends here yesterday az
ternoon.
Pam Boyle went to Richmond yes
terday to spend week with his
brother.
Miss May McCleary went to Sisters
vile yesterday to visit relatives
Mrs, Fred Hess is quite III at her
home. OIL Crawford street,
Albert Krleger is i'll at his home, on
Fifth street.
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aR1naEpoRT HAPPENTNas.
Events Of Day in the Town at the
End Of the Bridge.


Earl Wells, who for some time has
been operator at the Wheeling Bridge
& Terminal office, in Wheeling, has re-
signed, to accept similar position on
the Cleveland, Lorain g. Wheeling, in
the same city.
Memorial services will be observed at
st Anthony's church Wednesday
Thursday and Friday evenings, at 1870
o'clock. Masses on All Souls Day VIII
be celebrated at $3.50 and at o'clock.
Communion services will be observed
at the Presbyterian church sunday
morning. Preparatory services VIII be
held Wednesday, Thursday ana FRIDAY
evenings.
Mr.. Groves, Of Philadelphia, chiet IN
spector OF lumber for the PennsylVania
Railroad Companl was visiting friends
in this city yesterday.
Miss Helen Barrett will entertain this
evening, at her home in Kirkwood. in
honor OF her guest, Miss Virginia Har"
ris, of Cambridge.
The dance to be given at the opera
house this evening by the bridgeport
foot ball team promises to be u well
attended affair.
The social and bazaar given by the
German Lutheran church last evening
was n decided success, socially and
financially.
william Shorts, Elmer Teeters. Geo.
PeIt2 and Charles Donley LETT yesterday
for Fairpoint TO spend several days In
hunting
Miss Dora Ebelre will entertain n
number Of her friends this evening" at
her home on Pike street.
r. b. Mitchell was in st. ClalrsvIlle
Yesterday, attending the funeral OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Kennon.
Miss Ella Gilbert. OF camphor, Ohio.
has accepted a position with Ralph
Bethel, in KIrkwood.
j. c. Dent and w. T. Graham left for
Pennsylvania yesterday on weeks
hunting expedition.
A number from here attended a dance
at Edward Tobln's. near Mount Pleas
ant. last evening.
william Chambers was assessed 81
and costs yesterday for drunkenness.
Miss Kate Elliott, Of Piqua, is visit
ing friends on Lincoln avenue.
Henry Cow, of Columbus. was In
the city yesterday, on business
Jesse Donahey has accepted posi-
tlon at Bowle's.
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pittahurph RlYer News.

PITTSBURGH. Oct. 3O.-The mason
ry OF Lock No. 2 at COraop0its, on the
Ohio river, Is practically completed and
the event will be celebrated Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock by the hosting
OF a large American flag on the head
of the lock wall. The work on this
dam was started In June, 1898, and was
finished in less than a year, actual
WORKING time. The members conprls-
Ing the firm OF tho Evansville Contract
Company, who have the contracts for
oil the upper Ohio river dams, will be
present at the ceremony; also Captain
william Martin, OF the D1Vis Island
dam, and number OF government en-
glneers and other employees,
Captain John r. bravo. secretary OF
the Pittsburgh Coal Exchange, yester-
day celebrated his eiEhtieth birthday,
The Sunday schools Mt the Beaver NJ,
n. church, of which he Is the teacher,
presented him with handsome Bible
and book on theology. Captain Dra-
vo is enjoying good health, and says
that although he does not expect TO live
to be ms old ms Methuselah, he would
like to live long enough TO see 1000 foot
bridge spans on the Ohio river.
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aeqi ssan
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN.

TNta-
WANTED-Good Mortgage Loan on City
and County Real Estate
$3.50 for lot on Lind street.
800 for lot on East McColloch street.
$50 for lot at Park View. $50.
500 for lot 26xl0O, Wood street. South
fi.FO0, s. 600, $500 and $500 for lots and
building sites In Pleasant Valley.
81, $50 for G-roomed house and lot, South
$500 FOR two-story brick dwelling and
lot, North Main street; very best location
s., 500 and 5000 each for two brick dwell
irgs and lot on Fifteenth street
5000 for 6-roomed frame dwelling, lot %
by 100, corner Thirty-fourth and Chapnhe
$500 for brick residence and lot on FIJI
tenth street
New Bulletin issued next week.
C. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Telephone No. 5i7
Corner Fourteenth and Market Streets:
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WFL1spuRa.
Doings of People in the Brooke Cum
ty Metropolis.


In the circuit court on Saturday last
Special Judge John c. Palmer entered
a. final decree in the case of James PAUL
vs., Brooke Terra Gotta Company. which
has been in the hands Of receiver for
over year The labor creditors will
receive 81 per cent Of their claims
against the company out of the funds
in the hands OF the receiver, C. w.
Franzheim. amounting to $50 As.
The ministers OF several Of the
churches on Sunday referred to the
case OF the polygamist, Roberts, who Is
endeavoring to secure a seat in Con-
gress as the representative of Utah,
and 1t Is probable n protest will be sent
from here against his admission, either
In the shape Of resolutions adopted at
u public meeting or otherwise,
Invitations are out for the marriage
OF Elizabeth Virginia, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. Rodgers, of Brilliant,
to DR.. GIst Palmer, n well known prnc-
tItloner OF Wellsb2Fg. The happy
event win occur on Wednesday, Mo-
Vember s.
The family OF George a. Barth have
the sympathy of all in the loss Of their
little girl, Mary Frances, aged six
years, who died on Saturday OF diph-
tUtElIs 1Np uLIltl tlG tLloV
confined with the same disease.
Elder j. l.. Streator, Of Lone Pine,
Pa, preached ut the Christian church
on Sunday, and win hold meetings ev-
cry evening of this week ut that church.
Mrs j. E. Montgomery and Mrs, G..
G, Nichols left yesterday for New Cas-
tie Pa, to visit Mrs. Montgomery
daughter, Mrs. Chester Gray.
The Wellsburg orchestra will furnish
the music for select ball to be given
by the Buckeye Dancing Club OF Bril-
liant on Friday evening.
Operations have begun on two new
houses in the First ward, one being
built by Mrs. Hugh Barth and the other
by @. w. MCCord,
Rev. II. l.. Speer, the new Free Meth
odlst pastor. held his first services at
the Union church in LnzearyIlle last
Sunday,
A number OF parties are to be given
tonight, and the young people Will
have plenty of Hallow Fen enjoy
ment
Judge Hervey is holding the october
term Ut the circuit court open this
week, and court Will BE- In session to-
day.
A case of dlphthcria has developed
In the family OF Frank Woods. in the
Second ward.
Mrs. Eliza Brady has returned from
visit OF several months In Chicago.
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PRAISES enNERA1 oTIs.
Soldier Says Complaints Are Made
without Knowledge.

"4khSOb S4N4AS -
FAYLoRVILLE, Ill. Oct. SO.-New-
ton w. Powers, of Taylorvllle, who has
Just returned from the Philippines, is,
though a Democrat, decidedly in favor
of retaining the islands. Powers was
a corporal in the First South Dakota
regiment, which was In a number OF
engagements, and sustained a loss Of
ffty men. He believes four-ffths Of
the soldiers who have been in the is
lands are expanslonlsts. A poll Of
Powers regiment was taken at Aber-
deem, S. D., after its return, and there
we're but six members opposed to the
policy Of the administration. Powers
says that Otis is now we'll liked by the
soldiers, though at first he was gener-
ally dlsllked because his methods were
not understood by the inexperienced
troops. He believes OTIS methods OF
campaign, as experience has shown,
could not be improved upon. He pre-
diets AguInaldo's unconditional surren-
der within three months,
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To be bound hand md foot for years
by the chains OF disease Is the worst
form OF slavery, George ID. Williams,
of Manchester, Mich, tells how such q
slave was made frec. He says: My
wife has been 30 helpless for tlve years
that she could not turn over In bed
alone. After using two bottles OF IIlnc-
tric BItters, she " wonderfully i'm
proved and able TO do her own work." -
This supreme remedy for female dis
eases quickly cures nervousness. sleep
lessncss, melancholy, headache, bnclt-
ache, falntlnE and dizzy spells, This
miracle working medicine IN godscnd
to weak, slckly, run down people, Every
bottle guaranteed. only 80 cents. SOLD
by Logan Drug Co., druggist
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BE11A1RE HAPPENINGS.
Matters Of Interest in the Metropolis
OF Belmont County.

Matters Of Interest in the Metropolis
of Belmont County.
AS the 10 o'clock Cleveland & Pitts
bursh train started out from here yes
terday, an open switch caused 1t to
s,dewipe another train and two of the
messenger conches were derailed. The
track was blocked for some time, but
the damaged cars were sent to the
shops in the afternoon.
Messrs. II. L. Johnson, Joseph hates.
James Delbaugh and others. OF the
Entornrise Window Glass Company
dronned in Yesterday evening and to-
dny will close the deal for that plant
and distribute the cash among the
stockholders.
The Intclligencer was in demand here
yesterday and the supply ran snort PC
fore NIL who wanted copy secured IL
when II became known that the speech
of Mr.. Gin was printed In full, extra
papers were ordered by some OF the
faithful
II seems probable that the Cleveland
Rolling Mil Company, VIII acquire the
nroperty OF the Belmont Coal Company,
in this city, to-day. The option was
given about two weeks ago, and the
deal is to be closed to-day.
The knights Tcmplar from this city
viii go to St ClairsvIlle Thursday even
ing. to attend n meeting OF Hope Conn
mandery. A special train TO return VIII
be arranged for on the Cleveland, Lo-
rain & Wheeling road.
There was n nice audience at the
First Presbyterian church last night,
the occasion being the concert by MIS-
Evelyn sheriff. and Mr.. Ross Maynard,
Of Boston
Edward l.. Feelcy. Of Columbus, Is
spending few days with relatives here
Miss Daisy Johnson entertained the
County Club last evening.
-e--s-<s-=--,--
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MuNCIE. Ind, Oct. So,-Prof. Frank
Freeman, blind teacher Of languages
aud music throughout Eastern Indiana,
was bound over to the circuit court to-
day at a preliminary trial charged with
cF'ml6a'ly assauiting two children from
the Orphans Homo, who were visiting
at hls home over Sunday The commu-
hlly Is shocked at the case. The defend
Aht came here from Chicago. Is aged
uity-Iour, and furnished $1,000 bond.
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PITTSBuRGH-Riv 1.S feet and
rising. Wenther, clear and cool.
PARKERSBURCi--Ft rs inches
and rising Weather cloudy; mercury
49, No boats. The Little Rannwha Is
rising.
BROwNsvI1.LE--Ttivcr feet Z
Inches and stationary.
GREENSBORO--R River 9 feet and
stationary. Weather smoky and cooler.
MORGANTOW N--ftiver Act and
stationary Weather clear and cool.
OIL CITY-Rlvcr Inches and sta
tIonnry Weather clear and cool.
WAHHEN - River ut low water
mark. Weather fair and cool.
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Emperor Willinm,a Vlsit.

WINDSOR, England, oct. 3O.--Pre-
paratlons are being made Mt Windsor
Castle for the visit of Emperor william
o. Germany, who is due to arrive here
NoVember 20. His majesty will occupy
Wy, w same state apartments as he did In
with MIN. 80
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NEW YORK, Oct. SO.-Tlm Kearns, Of
Boston, knocked out Martin Flaherty,
of Lowell, Mass, in the second round
at the Hercules club. Brooklyn, to,
night with terrific left below the
heart.
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SANTIAGO DE CHILE, Oct. 30, Via
GALVESTON, Tcxns.-It now appears
mat The BIcln's comet wns not sighted
mere ms telegrnphed on Saturday. In
Ii.lt anxiety some people mIBtoOk n
cluster Of stars for the comet.