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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-10-27

The highest sbusattsa ~ - -
V u b. ssue 10 laaele Ne sl1isAtls.
Any paRtlsuiaF saatsaa. - - =
aaeoes esahlsssd. zee ftlas
abandonment ~ sap ths0ry -
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-10-27

Une CI the main reasons Eny Il IN
struggle so hard 10 obtain 4 monop-
oily is that it enables them TO charge
more than the worth o. the goods or
services they supply
In the SraE.Eamp wire nail case the
attorney for the trust admitted that
TIE combine had raised the price
from 80 cents to $40 n keg. whole
sale. securing thereby a monopoly
profit OF several million dollars. That
trust went TO pieces. but recently an
other has been formed. AMI wire nails
have advanced over 140 per cent be-
You'd the ordinary competitive price.
Coal rrE.t EXtor,Isna-
The coai combine was investigated
BY congress in 1893. and the report
Gec'ages III that in 1885 the cztortiaEs
Of tie coal monopoly ayeraSel more
than 81 n ton. CT SIS .0GJ 600 70. the
year; and - that from 1873 10 1886
10000 eco mare th2a a far ri-zet
price W. taken iron tn raAy!c By
tui5 tCCIaL nation. l. a.sO appsa-e.
THAI il ls)3 re cs=1 .iae raised IN.
price SIS 10 81 > = TO- ca the kiucI
used By hoGsc keepers. though tie
. price OF cCaI Ezs sir ady high and ths
cost OF nla.ns diminishing every year.
The Lia5eed Oil Trust in 1887 put
'the price up from s. to - cents 4 gal
lol. OF nearly 5000 e1O additional tx
oE the ygzry outPrs
In the s=me year tes copper Synii-
cate put up the pre-. from 10 % II
and . cents . pound. or $50. go 900 81
don on the yearly OUTPUT.
4 orsre5sto-1 II iay-s-.glt.oa in 1928
brUushT ou: tEr g.. ta,s on -,
strsr -la Oh 1 r,...... Il. +-,n internal
l'' l-11 tx - % - .--fHas'I ~
'o--7- = - y Lay Iiu'- f+l5ei ltS
10 - mis- Sa!''a' Na.1n "oA.a
IN - an '---'sAI p''l- OF w.
'''''' - - ny output.
g. Ia sa<sr
In 1888, JUST after the Sugar Trust
vs. formed. the aTcTazr prics OF "a y
sugar was Re sL1- - in 1885. b..
the average price o. refined sugar al
V4need 50 that the t.ccrsEcs between
the pricl OF rG@ slsa. and cae p5ice
Of Tedaod sugar was IS per ceat mo.e
than in 1888 aGi ao3u. 10 PEI cert
r-oEe than in 1897. ths ysa- tee t-u5,
was formed Recently sugar aac made
ADVANCES amounting 10 total OF
cS1t5 On the pound. For dozen Yeas
We haze paid each year a good dea,
more poc pound for refining sugar ,hsa
w. did in 1885 although the cost OF
refining mas been constantly diminish
insD. and our sugar bill mas Averaged
a. least Sl'.9@1 900 and Dsrasps $50
"o,0oo year more because Of tic
trust
Standard on Again.
ne STANDARD Oh ID an7ther mouoD-
"J 1hH h2' Kept prices form falling
As mica a. TIE diminished cost Of
L AIS i.''saE:9a anl refining YOU'D have
Cd -s1c -h'fH D lli N an OPEN market, .
ana Il tunes It RS ltd prices Also .
'.'e,y d" We! a. relatively. in spite
3" tHe F4"S Improvements in procss5es
Oh hAhi' ict1Fe, great chHaDening o.
" 44Sp'''A'i, N ~ the pipeline ss.vice.
and the falling price OF crude oil.
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PIE OF '1Ined oil went up "a per cent.
"a'i' Inc pr'ce Of cr1e- oil decliasd
, V'r cent Oil rose al Wholesale in
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Tie mOHGpul.sts know that their
outrageous profits may r1ase The poo-
pie u they become known and 20 many
of those most open TO the pgblic gaze
try to hide their zalas by watering
their eapi A. N.nrfy per cent on the
zeal tn''f'-.ea' Is gsIy per cent on
capital sliored TO tenfoid bulk
Fraud ar "@tnrtion are among the
most prolific. and are quite the most
deplofahie Of all The rsrults Of private
monopoly
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04
OBSERVED CORONA MATER IN SOLAR PROMINENCEs

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the
if light OF
othcr the of
bright thus In laboratory
ball to white neat ana It's hs 10 IAN
would get the if.
electric
lowed the light to pass through the Is1h we "o ger vast
liant Now.
we would n on examining with prism 'hat the continuous @
Of color
be
the Tight the hs
OF
Of black At OF
bright the line
In
0
mn - ~ r,as--. tcI1sl1e -
renee o followed
roeanvc lone exposure on the sDectr1 Of the corona Until these pho
which to make the exposure have ovat least to nv own satisfaction
time ESTIMATED Immediately
Furthermore observations indicate that
mysterious
prorinences totay
irregular exactly which
promnences
to
fore
wish here deep of olsatn 80 Professor J. Brown
Pros O
sne bu- who have also contributed in very large share " is success
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COMPLETE RESUME OF ECLIPSE WORK ACC0MPL iSHED
1T BOTH HE RARMESWLLE IND GRlEEM STATIONS.

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avail
Fa-rrzvre
th
i @ me Observers In liarnssf The afr was steady ana beautifully
'..r Al ~ eclpz
the Of the observers carried essentially
the carefully prepared plans The visual work the
consisted ~ which substantial
chalk
Ashmore Savannah
~ Of
t-. Usual dressings agreed esuithh
s - SON - H. rot wen pronounced parallel
drawings OF
81 works 20 remarkably similar
those which Of minimum sun spots
during the a
patton e & Of small spots has been Except
~ photo
and
which eclipse OF ISIS The Western extension Of
The pronounced than tho eastern in tho
had
been ansti ii successfully carried OUT anu II conf
value There secured IA all
"Thrr double coated seed plates win the iory fe
visual lens of onh
focus h the Ginch Photographic telescope "
inc 'nA bA-ueye- SRinct focus the +lnh Laiyef ie ~ anu '
inch Dl.msyer provided with color screen
IN which he secured five photo
graphs q the reversing layer and corona ,,
acodafce with the 1t this point the duration 81 o WI"
o. than compensated
Tor ~ the eaatei the reversing layer Dr crew
and IaHu succeeded IN obtaining three photographs {" inc ~
with Tho curved plates = inches long mr. J"'i
phreys and Mr. DnNiide made three photographs oil the
comparison totally with the z feet sfatE
experiment station and tele-
with tn cine telescope
ra ~ color 81 the pTo Ecnces
observations
spectopc
developed and studied but there
Is anticipate that they viii furnish results OF great I'M
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04
AT GRIFFIN, ca.

c-,m, "a Nav e8-(Special)-The
ccrtnea az tho sun which has been the
dream. thought speculation ana the ana
considered topic Of conversation around
here for the past few weeks has come ana
zone and from a citizens standpoint 1t
was a beautiful success. while from an
astronomical view It may DC satisfactory,
and then again a. may not. IS there was
Il slight cloud about the sun that came up
'ust AT the time OF tho eclipse that may
have had some effect on the photographs.
This however. cannot bc determined, and
viii not he known until the pictures have
been developed hy Or. Jewell, Of Johns
Hopkins
Al G.32 o'clock the first spcck was seen
on the sun. which rapidly grew into a
crescent Something like n murmur of
delight went up from the watchers, while
the faces Of the learned men az tho sta
ton wore n look Of cxpectant enthusiasm.
Every instrument WAS re-cNamincd and
tested as to position, the last details
thought of and carried out, and at twen-
l. minutes before the time Cor it TO reach
totalitv every thing was I'm the best OF
shape suddenly there was a feeling that
something had gone wrong ANA It was
quickly noticed that a fcecy cloud was
moving toward the eclipse.
The astronomers began 10 experience
"a little nervousness and appeared appre-
henSlve OF danger TO their project. The
curious only seemed 20 be pleased at 1t
and enjoyed the rainbow effects produced
IS tine expiring rays OF the sun upon
these clouds that seemed TO be condens-
ing around the sun. The time wore on
and instead of dispensing the cloud SEEM
cd TO become somewhat densed and 10
stick very closely to the eclipse. An or
der was given TO every one to keep quiet
SO not a word was spoken that was not a
command. Everything was in its correct
position and when Professor A. Ia Quaint
ance. OF the experiment station called out:
only ten minutes until totality begins"
every one sought his allotted post.
Or. 5. J. Brown. director or the United
States naval observatory IT Washington,
took his stand by the telescope. At the
Hat grating instrument Professor l.. T..
Jewell. Of John Hopkins, and Professor
5. a. Mitchell, of the Columbus universe
~, of New York city, made ready. DR.
Henry Crow and Dr. r. X. Tatnall. Of the
Northwestern university, at Evanston,
IND, took charge. Professor w. j. Hum
phreys and Instructor W. w. Dunwiddie.
of me University OK Virginia. went into
the dark room containing the twenty
one foot concavc grating ana were seen
no more until the eel pse was over. Pro-
fcsso- \. l.. Quaintancc. Of Experiment
Station. was at the chronometer; State
EntomOlogist W. NJ. scott. Director r. j.
Rcdding and Agriculturist j. NJ Kim
brougn, of Experiment station, were di-
rectCd TO look for shadow bands. while J.
IL. Drewry and j. 6. Sawtel were sent
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astronomical photography If it is sue
cessfuL
The a-st appearance OF the moons
shadow was upon the upper risht limb Of
the SIMS surface. A. er:t there was the
sl.ahtcet .nCioat!oas a. ihousA 4 Piece
lid been bitten out. Gradually the dark
space Was c.,,--cd .rtu at 1880 o'clock
only q thin crescent shaped na-s.n was
visible 90 tho sums surgace, and tho llGhs
had .vsrcd uatn the surrounding country
seemed 70 rsst under The get glow OF
twilight.
At eight minutes before totally Profess
ror UpdexraI shouted Tor all 10 get
v.-lv. Hurried orders were issued, there
va, a rushing to and FRO IN what NAV
he termed paradoxicaIly orderly oorius
Ton. the cadets we've Got TO thcir stations
ana each nam was or the alert TOT the
period o. activity to arrive. From then
until the aancuace ment or tire second
contact. or totauty, there wes absolute
stiffness eaaerness was depleted upon
every countcuancc, ana only when nee
ceeity demanded Il. and then in huSned
tone, was any word spoken. for q;
least ten minutes before totally, all
glasses were discarded, and the unuSual
sight was presented Of mortalS staring
at tho sun with naked eyes: .,.
There are scarcely words that VIII tFutn-
fully or adequately describe TIE picture
OF the sun aud moon -ecminGlY blenuGu
together In the heavens. or % the dark
ened disc with the beautiful ana myster471
o,ls corona surrounding II. Sharp and
sudden tho last ray o. the sunlight was
shut out. The darkoned circle Of the moon,
or the photosphore was suddenly silhuei.
ted against the heavens. ana around II
blozed form as fl from thousands OF
electric lights and encirclfng band OF
brlIancy that IS beyond al description;
out from the UPPER reGt lnp ana the
lo,ves. In limb Of the dar1ened orb Of
iiebt the strcamers projected far into
sracc. suddenly at tho lower right limb
Il dclicate pinldsh glow was visible. being
the beautiful chrOmosphere.
Far of To- the right. twinkling as at
night tho pane; Mercury seemed to gaze
iuCl:irlnsly down at the unusu attl-
ruGc of The large luminary bodies, and
on 10 the left the star Aldebaran OF the
constellation Of Taurus was also visible
At 7:JQ o'clock "a broad band Of light
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04

one composed Of Frank III. Bigelow and
Cleveland Able of the United States
weather department at Washington, and
the other of Garrett =. Serviss. Charles
Menhcke, of brooklyn; Otis Wattells and
]. G. Levison, of Brooklyn. The. totally
at that point lasted eighty seconds.
Professor Serviss Is convinced that the
corona must be nearer to the earth than
the sun itself as IL required an entirely
different focus He also noted hitherto
unexplained conditions In the atmosphere
at the occurrence of totality. Both parties
had specially constructed cameras, which
worked successfully.
The corona exhibited four distinct rays.
Professor ServiSS's calculation il that one
of these was 100000 miles long and eN-
tended to Mercury.
AT Little Mountain the South Carolina
university watched the phenomena. The
shadow bands We're plainly seen. The yell
lowish light of the corona prevented total
darkness, but a deep twilight settled over
the, country. A wide perspective was az
forded from this eminence and the shadow
could be traced in retreat as the sun
emerged from tOtality.
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ALGIERS.

ALGIERs. May 2S-The eclipse was OBJ
served here under fine conditions. The
sky was almost clOudless and the atmos-
phere almost transparent. Observing par
ties were here from England. France, Ger
many. Italy and Switzerland. the largest
being the British. As totality approach
ed the effect was weird. Darkness swept
the earth: the sea lost its deep blue and
took a neutral gray tint; trees became
funeral purple.
When the last ray of sunlight faded
the corona instantly shone forth. unusual
" large and brilliant, extending TO Mer-
curry. shining with intense white luster
two degrees away.
The shape Of the corona was almost eX-
actlv that of tine eclipse OF 1873 as seen
in the United States. namely. two wings,
one shooting almost vertically upward
and the other downward. both almost
exactly on a solar equator.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04
Al IHoMkSTON. GA

lax Oast r,aturv station. Thon2sion.
ga. 1tav ->-tSneetsi Correspondence. l-
Tn. tn-al solar eclipse ~ this morning was
q rrrf-.s SUCCESS bpth from an astc'nom-
g. AMI popular standpoint II o-curr Fl
rs-.....- r..-t..t weather conditions AS the
interest chance W bv the direct intC-n1s
tiau q. divine Providence. il was saved
f-Hm -l -.ts- ana uFe~wh,lu.ins failure.
IlutI-i t.-v before Che phase uf torailtr
1raau t-e fsr- 20 ;he sun VAS almost
wholly slseu-cI tv clouds. Not until
within Is fsu seconds before the CO.. use
g-..sm- total Lll they drift away. Lleht
s1a-.-- =eaa rh-r-l-ef tha sun Within
few seconds after rntal.tv. 8ut dHrins
t7r intervening time thc aSsr0na n rs
were sFf-r-i n magnificent cpr1rt-uif,
- MAKE tise rre~-v1slor7 they mas made
Irf--r.t'a- frr On 50 rliny months or
.t..-f u-tEkirg '1t---
VIM Results have been accomplished
vl Eat 90 known until tho
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04

fortv-;hrc. photographs taken dur
ing the period Of totalty haze been
d,vcl0oel. No studied attempt was made
30 ef..t visual observations. but from the
appearing. of tho corona AMI The general
appearance of tho sun during totahty the
astronomers believe they have secure
some valuable and interesting int2rma-
ton. ana possibly made 81 me discoveries
~ the -reutcst scientific value.
The corona of the san. Will n tho astroh-
omers save the greater part IT their Al
tcn;lon. because of thCir .rcNact eoncep-
tion ~ lis nature ard cc.apositi'n. was as
large az auy seen during amy previous
eclipse. and was OF unusual briliiancy anu
beauty
Following IS m authentic list # the
photo-raphs secured and the inslrumrhts
with which they were taken
Ten with fortE-Iont telescope. SIX win
six-ineh photo-tele= opH tx with I'VE -lncn
photo-telescope. five with short io-ls
camera tp.-tures &c outer "SttnSia nl, Tour
with five au1-one-h l.f-lf cir po"t9-tc.e-
score. enc each with tvs" spcctros ofes.
Three with objective -ratins =pcctro5c"p. .
three with objective prism sNteir"scopn-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04

or here today with n success FAR beyond
the most sangulne expectations OF those
interested and with no element or i'a-
tu~e to mar the prcconcertod proeremine.
At least two facts were brought oui by
tho work today that may prove 10 be-
brand new discoveries AMI moan now
facts for history. So FAR as The world Of
astronomy Is concerned Professor IT,
a.. Lord in his srectroscoplc observations
ana visual work has obtained results that
tend 20 prove that Tho mysterious matter
which forms tho corona. Is TO be found al-
$50 iu the solar promincuces. fact hith-
crto unknown. Dr. ". II. Aiken, under
the direction Of Professor otis Ashmore,
made an original attempt at photograh-
ing th- shadow bands. and believes that
tho development ~ hi7 pilates VIII show
splendid results. This ls an astronomical
feat that has seldom before been att
tempted. and VIII add another branch 10
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04

~ ROM New Orleans to Norfolk.
in the path Of the totality. the
- eclipse Il the sun found hundreds
OF scientists. earnest in their work
vet lubilant over tho clear weather
scanning every scinfilla Of tho corona
o. its sphere: hundreds OF thousands.
less scientihc. but more awe-struck
regarded that profound phenomenon
o. tho solar system with eyes OF Curl
Os-iy. not untempered by a sentiment
OF utter discomfort.
The Iisht 81 day was throttIed in
twiaklins into twilight. sweep after
sweep o' shadow bands adding 10 the
depressing gloom Il the gray morn
iur Instantly following the deepest
q tile darkness there flashed. first red
liz. a flag for danger. then soft IS
the melloWest peary light. a signal OF
-he suns iuextinguishable existence.
Il was the lrht and not the dark
ncss that appalled,. IRON the nrst
contact - the determined moon the
IigE- began to diminish. apparently IL
wav,a until on the faces Of the OBJ
servers there fastened n ghastliness
that a-ct minated the dcso.ateness OF
thu disastrous twilight" The corona.
pure in color tone. peculiar and mys-
tcrI1rs r. constitution. touched man
aud scenery a-iie with the hlsh-lights
- appalling rcpulsiveness. Tho natu-
raI co1otatrltian IL the facia' muscles
offered . field for the faint. dcath.iko
U-h..
Il .s yet too carly 70 predict posi-
two results Thus FIR the develop
rer.s t,a. have 2 reason for drawing
ont prophecies ara confined 20 the
prominence 10 tho sun. In ono IN
stauc, Professor Lord. - Ohio. be-
I.eves - has discovered that tho mys-
ts-iors corona matter also composes
th1 solar TroE.uences- In the o'hcr
the observation ~ pink prominonccs
promises : fna opror unity for a close
inspection o., the photographs obtained
ana = careful study 81 tho results that
follow JULIAN HARRIS.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-06-04

was showing on the upper right LIMP.
and The light which had been GraluaiIg
Increasing was about the game as AT
noon. With the ending Of tol j, en I..at
siasm IN the eclipse seemed 10 Mitil'.
I-afes-1r II H. SNYDER Of the Ih.la-
dcIphia High School observatory siau'n;
saIl today INC eclipse work as c1nougjed
~ the great stations along the line OF to-
i7Ilty viii doubtless yield rich haTl, ,.
Il results. and that the popular m'nd 'dii
hardly appreciate the Grand array OF
talent and appliances that has to"3g
wrestci FROM the cclfpscd sun eecrets 81
untold value Great. however, as were
the large scientific enterprSes ana ihtT
Intricate results. Il was broadly true
that many minor and modest attemp'
might prove Of great value. 70 science.
He had himself proved by ac-
tual triad today thar the time "ecoros
90 such rapidly changing puen9infild
,-4sif1 lie recorded accurately by chrouo-
t.~et9h ana that $50 many ev@ncseent pne-
ramera could be properly termed Nl5dd
observations Of the corona. Several pho-
ta.raphers successfully made ohserNa-
toms of the shadow bands and the solar
promineuCcs constituted inc hi"lH
work OF this station.
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off to watch for the shadow of totally.
DR. Grew impressed upon all that quiet
was necessary and no one was allowed
10 approach within one hundred yards Of
tie circle.
Professor Qua!ntance finished the min
ute and counted forty seconds more iust
as the totally btc2r1e perfect. Tais
COMMENCED, irst.ad OF 7:s1.?9 as was fore
cast. in th,rty-two seconds q crescent
rim Of the sun burst through and quick
" the earth was lighted up aeain ard
gradually the crescent srew larger until
:5G. when the last vesC,e O. spot on tho
sun had lsapDeare1 and there We're
smoked glasses to throw a. the srarrows.
Professor w. J. Humphreys says that
he thinks everything will Re very salts
factory though he cannot tell until the
the pictures have been develonod They
iray be developed here or at Washington.
y. G. That work will be done by Dr.
Jewell.
All Of the astronomers seem To he OF the
opinion that very satisfactory results have
been obtained, but can give nothing def
mite. So all hope for the best.