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Morris tribune., 1901-10-05

spiral nebula before its cleaning at
oms had been whir1ed and compacted
into sun and planets. Thus in studying
the spiral nebulae we are like the bota-
mist who is able to see locked up in the
shell of an acorn the germ of the unde-
veloped oak.
By learning what laws control the
motion and contra ction of such nebulm
we shall approach toward solution of
the old and always interesting question
of how the world began. But the fact
should not be lost sight of that the
spiral nebula now visible in the heav-
ems enormously exceed in extent the
entire solar system.
It is probable that such nebule as
the large one in Canes Venatici or the
still mightier one in Andromeda con-
tain enough matter to form hundreds
if not thousands of solar systems. In
their case a gigantic sun like ArcturJs,
exceeding our sun thousands of times
in size and radiant capacity, may be in
process Of formation. And we are at
liberty to suppose that around such
giant suns giant worlds will revolye
when the process of the ages has
brought them into existence.
In short, the aim Of the new step
that Miss Klumpke Is to take in as
Economical investigation is to clear up
some of the mystery that now sur
rounds those objects in the heavens
which give in their appearance every.
Indication that they stand for the most
ancient form of cosmical order emery
ing out of primeval chaos.
If the method proves as effective as
is hoped, we may not. have to wait
very long for results, because fortu-
nately very excellent photographs Of
the chief representatives of the spiral
nebula began to be made by DR. Isaac
Roberts in England ten or twelve years
ago. and his series of photographs has
been continued at more or less fire.
Quent intervals during all the inter
vening time.
Miss Klumpke's first work will con-
sist Of q most careful measurement
and comparison Of these accumulated
ipAOlOBEApHb VI II. h0USHIoi uPOA
which. as already explained, the re-
suits Of any change Of form undergone
by the respective nebule must be re-
corded. provided that. those changes
have been rapid enough to reveal
themselves In the course Of 9 decade.
Possibly as photography improves It
will become easy to detect motions In
the nebula Of far more complex
form than has yet been suspected. Ger
tainly astronomy has never presented
more important or more fascinating
problems than it does today, and the
means Of attacking these problems
have never been more abundant or
more full Of promise. II
Morris tribune., 1901-10-05
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Morris tribune., 1901-10-05

Il should not care to carry OIL the
honors to which, | believe, my horses
are entitled and are able to gain on the
English tracks and then have my en-
tries questioned and the honors cloud
ed by technicality | have written a
full explanation of my position to the
authorities in England and had not in
tended to announce my decision until /
had received a reply
IL have not fully developed my new
plans, and | cannot say absolutely that
will not again race in England, but
my hopes and plans for the American
turf, especially the Saratoga track, are
well known. have decided not to
send my horses abroad and to break
up my stable in England, but, have
some engagements there for the future
which l may decide to fulfill. They
are too far in advance for me to under
take a decision concerning them at
present. Ny plans have been entirely
changed, and l have not considered
them with enough care for me to an
nounce in detail just what shall do.
MY decision has been the outgrowth
of many things. like to see my horses
run, and it has been impossible for me
to attend the meetings abroad. My
son, Harry Payne Whitney, was at the
English tracks during the early part of
this summer, but was not able to see
the victory Of Volodyovski or the other
horses. | am deeply interested in many
turf plans, and prefer to have my
horses where | can see them run and
personally enjoy the sport.
Il cannot say as yet what will be
done in the case of Volodyovski As is
well known, the horse belongs to Lady
Meux, and only own the racing quail
ties Of the animal. have not decided
what to. do. There are many other
good horses In my stable there, inclnd
ing Kilmarnock, Elizabeth M. st
Charles and Elkhorn, who. will prob
ably be sent home, but am not sure
about any OF these arrangements.
my entries are all made on a credit
basis and the accounts with the racing
association balanced atalntervals. The,
stakes ana purses are left with them
and entrance and forfeit moneys de-
Quoted In settlement. In this way 1t is
possible that difficulties In question OF
ownership, through changes. may have
arisen. | do not wish to run the risk
Of any disputes after my horses have
won.'
The recent case Of the disqualifica-
ton OF Lenera Loring Is said to- be the
immediate. cause Of Mr. Whitney'ss
change Of plan, in that it furnished an
example of the disaster which might
come from Improper registration OF
ownership. This lily was disqualified
because B. g. Thomas. the nominator
OF her dam. was not the owner at the
time. Both Yankee and Blue Girl were
nominated abroad by John e. Madden,
and Mr.. Whitney feared a like result.
Morris tribune., 1901-10-05
LEAVES BRITISH TURF
Whitney Tells Why He Will Not
Race Abroad at Present.
WANTS NO QUESTIONS RAIsED.

Fears That Under Strict English
Rules Some of His Best Horses Vic
tories Would Be Questioned - De-
sires to Improve American Tracks.
Particularly Saratoga.
Americas most powerful racing sta
bile is to be devoted in future to the
American turf, and it's royal race horses
will run under the colors Of Mr.. Will
liam G. Whitney.
Fear of trouble over entries abroad,
which might unwittingly detract from
the glory Of the victories which he be-
lieves his horses deserve, together with
the fact that he is unable to give the
close personal attention he desires to
racing abroad. has led Mr.. Whitney to
the resolution that he will abandon the
foreign turf. He will devote his time
and money and the abilities of his
horses to the improvement of the Amer
lean turf, desiring to give to Saratoga
and other American tracks the best
racing possible.
sit is true that l intend to withdraw
from the British turf Mr.. Whitney
said to New York Herald reporter
the other day. Il am sorry that this.
statement has been made because it is
premature. But since it has been made
confirm it, 1t seems that some of our
friends who did not know that there
was anything private in a recent con
yersation have talked, and the gossip
has gone so far that it is necessary to
confirm it.
yankee, Blue Girl Nasturtium and
perhaps Goldsmith and, King, Hanover
Or whatever horses might have been Sc
lected to make up the rest of the string
intended to send to England this fall
will remain at home My racing stable
In England will be broken up. shall
order the good ones In the lot sent
home. and those do not care to keep
will be sold on the other side. have
not decided which ones shah keep
and which shall be sold have sent
no orders. and. indeed. this whole
change Of plan has come within the
last few days.
1.-The English rule in regard to entries
- very strict 1t is much more rigidly
enforced than it is in this country, and,
while my partnership arrangement
with other owners is well understood
by the racing authorities here and
shown by the records, am fearful
That they are not on the other side.
~ + d (
Morris tribune., 1901-10-05
Shoes.

We have now on hand our full line
of winter shoes. Shoes for dress and
shoes for every day wear. They are
warm aid comfortable. Winter felts
articts and rubbers such as are sure
to please. You had better take your
choice now while the stock is full and
thereby prepare yourself for the biz
xard which is soon due. Remember
that our stock Of shoes IS the most
complete and up to date of any to be
found in the village.
Morris tribune., 1901-10-05
WHlRL POOLS IN THE sun
New Step to Be Taken In AS
Economical Investigation.
CHIEF WORK BY MISS KLUMPKB

Garrett p. Servfss Tells How the
Woman Astronomers VIII FRY to AS
certain by Photography Whether
Spiral Shaped Nebul1c That Glow In
the Stars Are Subject to Visible
WhfrIing Motions.
= Something entirely new Is about to
be undertaken in astronomy, and the
Dorothea Klumpke, is to perform the
most important part of the new work,
says Professor Garrett F.. Serviss in
the New York Journal. IF successful, it
will afford us wonderful glimpse into
the mechanism Of the universe. 1t is
no less than an attempt to ascertain by
the aid Of photographs whether the
great spiral shaped nebula that glow
here and there among the stars are sub
ject to visible whirling motion.
+ The forms Of these strange objects
Indicate that they resemble in their
nature vast whirlpools composed of in
candescent gases, mingled perhaps with
meteoric. bodies and started in gyration
by means Of forces and Influences not
clearly comprehensive to us. But hith-
erto there has been no direct evidence
Of motion in these nebulR. So far as
any visible change is concerned they
might be as motionless rs frost figures
upon a window pane.
Telescope observation alone does not
suffice to reveal their movements, be
cause they are so immense and the
length Of ansobserYation is SO brief that
there Is not time enough for the effects
Of the pSobable motion to reveal itself
to the eye. Moreover, on account of the
faint and hazy outlines of the anebula,
no drawings OF them made by hand can
be rendered sufficiently accurate to
serve. the purpose. But now that aStrov
nomical photography has reached
high degree Of perfection all this Is
changed, and it Is hoped that by com
pairing such photographs taken at IN
teryals the whirling Of the nebuloe will
be rendered evident to our senses.
The interest of this experiment lies
In the fact that there is some reason to
think that the spinal nebula represent
a primordial condition Of the substance
out Of which the stars. worlds and
suns composing the universe have been
formed. Our solar system may once
have glowed softly in tie depths Of
space in. the forg, Of rather small
Morris tribune., 1901-10-05
Dress Goods.

This line is complete with all the
new materials. We have on hand a
fine assortment Of silks and Yelvets.
Our black goods are in every variety.
All the new and popular shades of
Broad cloths an Venitians in all the
new coIorings. Our lining depart
ment is complete with all the new
and up to date specialties among
them YOU will find the Near silks,
Silkotine, Spun Glass, Percalene and
Tafetas.
Morris tribune., 1901-10-05
Clothing.

Your note accepted for a suit Of
clothes.
Our immense stock of Mems, Boys
and children's clothing, listers and
overcoats is now complete and ready
for inspection. You will find the
latest styles, perfectly made and ac-
curate filters. Come and see us and
we will prove it to you. Fur Coats
IN all grades at low prices. Our line
Of Gents furnishings is large and
complete.
Morris tribune., 1901-10-05

The Harvard library has recently re-
ceiyed through &. Wiener the second
largest collection OF books In the Slav-
ic language in the world. The col.
lection at present contains about 1000
volumes. and from these Mr.. Wiener
expects to secure material for history
of the Slavic language The money
for the collection was given By Assist
ant Professor Coolidge and the library.
Morris tribune., 1901-10-05
BAD TASTE IN YOU R MOUTH.
A Coated Tongue Cured With Cas-
Carine.

! n OOatOA AVASuS SAASA WIN NEASa
i That bad taste IN your mouth, baC
coated tongue, that sallow complex
ion means that your liver and stomach
are out of order and that you need
for your system a tonic laxative If
you have gas on the stomach, why
not cure it? Some of these days it
will ruin your health by causing some
dangerous disease. That uncomfort-
able feeling in your stomach and alb.
domen causes your headache, your
vomiting and your depression. "That
feeling" if<you allow it to continue.
viii make you an invalid for life and
no remedy will do you any good.
Cascarine will cure you if you will
follow the directions on the bottle
and you will be on the road to re-
covery III short time. Cascarine is
made from roots, herbs, barks, plants
and berries, natures true remedies.
It stimulates the secretions, improves
the appetite, purifes the blood and
tones up the system IN general. Don't
take pills or tablets for your troubles;
they afe very injurious. The stomach
is too delicate. an organ to take
remedies that grippe and upset it.
Remember Cascarine is pleasant til
take and will agree with you. It'll
cures constipation, dyspepsia, stomach
and bowel complaints. At your
druggist, so cents per bottle. Rea
Bros. & Co, Manufacturers, Mime
apolis, Louisville and New York.
We will send free to any address
valuable booklet on diseases of the
stomach, liver and kidneys and
bowels and one weeks sample treat
ment, for ten cents in stamps to cover
postage.
Morris tribune., 1901-10-05
.Donaestics.

The stock is full TO Overlooking
We have "a complete line of every
variety of outing fannels, fleece lined
goods, Prince Ginghams, getc. Now
is the time to prepare for fall weather
Morris tribune., 1901-10-05

s f s . i "
ceries can sic make her cooking ac-
ceptable and for this reason she finds
her way to our store, knowing ssthat
here she will find the highest stan
dard Of excellence. Our goods are
clean and fresh and no dearer in
price thon is usually charged for in
ferior goods. A trial will convince
the most skeptical Of the truth of our
statement. In green groceries we
have the best that the market affords
Our clerks are polite and obliging
and will show you every considera-
ton. Come and investigate for your
self.
Morris tribune., 1901-10-05
Miscellaneous.

This is an unusually good oppor-
tunity to fit your house up with car
pets, rugs, floor and table oil cloths
II you cont emplate trip we can fit
you out with telescope or valise.
Morris tribune., 1901-10-05

Misses snd children. Popular stuff
and popular prices. Also ready
made dresses, wrapper, etc. All the
new things in ladies walking skirts.
We have also best assortment in
town of ladies Misses and childrens
hosiery, Underwear, etc.
Morris tribune., 1901-10-05
First Sep. 2l-Last Oct.
Order for Hearing and Notice of Ap-
plicAtion for appointment Of
administrators.
sTATE OF MINNRsoTAf
COUNTY OF STEVENS.

V
In Probate Court,
In the matter of the estate of Den1,is
Schrapps, deceased. A-A1ts
On reading and fling the peititon -f
Mary j. Casey of said county, renrese,,f
ing among other things, that Dennis
SChrapps late of the county Of Stevans -,
the hrst dav of April 1901 at the Ssi4y. ~ s1e
West Superior, Wisconsin,, died int sssy :. o.
and being g resident and freehoider.
Of this county at the time of his
death, leaving goods, chatteis and
estate within this county, and TINT
thesaid petitioner is a sister of said ia
ceased, and praying that adninisfre4 49,,
OF said estate beto ST.. Stebbins cra,sfs ~.
It IS ordered, that said petition Be hesrs;
before the judge of this court on afnrSiI s :
the thday of October, 1901, sst7 Ia SSSScs.R
M, at the probate Office in said ro,s1sT,,
ordered tuTthers that notice thereof k
given to the heirs of said Siecaased ~
to all persons interested, by D1blis hinn- q :
copy or this order once in sssssi,
week tor three successive weeks fSrinTs
TO said day of herring IN T'tSE
MORRIS TRIBUNE weekly ne,vsnaT,s1
printed and published at Norris, MINI.
Dated at Morris, MINI. the 18th f,ax.ce
September, A, D., 1901 - - -
By the Court,
PROBATE H. IT, BEVANc
I sEAI I. MN, Judge of Probate.
Attorney for Petitioner.
Morris. Minnesota.
Morris tribune., 1901-10-05
The Secret Of Good Health.

The secret of beauty and good health is
TIeanIns IS. Oncleanliness breeds disease.
Internal cleanliness is even, of Greater I'M
portance than external Keep YOUR liver
active and your bowles thoroughly clean
by taking a Mexican Root Pill accasior1-
ally. Their use doesthe nerves, kiSinevs.
ETC., good also, Only 25cents a box.
Morris tribune., 1901-10-05
Blanket Stock.

Here the prospective purchaser
will find blankets of every descrip
ton, from the best to the cheapest.
Also the most durable horse blankets
on the market. The reason we are
selling SO many is that they are rot
only the cheapest blankets for the
price in town, but the cheapest that
anyone has bought for years. Come,
see and be convinces.
Ladies, Misses and
Chlldren's Dep.
We have Jackets for Inc ladies
Morris tribune., 1901-10-05
Yarns

in the following vorieties: Zepher,
saxony, Fleishe1s, Coral, and shet-
land Cloth.
Morris tribune., 1901-10-05
A Pitiable Sight.

What is more pitiable than to see a puny,
DELICATE little child absolutely dying from
cheeks would grow rosy, whose eyes
would grow bright, whose flesh would be
plump and pretty if only the worms that
are knawing at their vitals were removed
which is easily affected with Mothers
Worm Syrup, so nice to take that Children
ask Tor It. Also cure for tape worm in
grown people, TRY a q cent hoffIa -
Morris tribune., 1901-10-05

A garment to meet the approval Of the up-to-date
woman must be out Of the ordinary set or general
style will satisfy. The Palmer Garments meet every
requiremenand is recognized garment Of the high
est standard Of style and Workmanship.
Exclusive, original styles pervade the entire line max
ing each garment practically individual creation
We also carry many extreme styles that are partcu-
larly adapted to young women who are always on the
alert for something new and unique.
The beauty Of each garment can easily be seen at a
glance suffice to say that this season our line is the
most beautiful and unique we have ever carried
We request early call to insure complete selec
ton.
We cater to all womenknd. We can please every
body.
Our ranges Of prices are such that satisfy all
no matter what limit placed upon the expenditure.
Send for our catalogue and inspect our line.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-11-15

Have you seen Opie's 25c Win
dow of Art Goods.
John Kinsman returned Tuesday
evening from a two days visit in Du-
luth.
Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Thayer be-
came the proud parents of Il baby boy
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Montroy went to-
Duluth Yesterday afternoon for few
days.
Rich. Whiteside was up from mile
60, Thursday for visit with his
family.
Our line OF underwear is the kind
that gives satisfaction.
William Burley and Miss Bessie
Hodge secured license to wed last
evening.
John Dennis Of the Chandler cleri-
cal force spent Monday and Tuesday
in Duluth.
Mrs. VIM, Bozanko left Saturday
for Two Harbors where she will re-
main for the winter.
Mike Keto and Anna Mattila and
Frank Rupar and Fannie Steblaj have
secured license to wed.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Walter Davey were
made happy Wednesday by the ar.
rival of a young son at their home.
o. G. KOrb of the "Big Store'' went
to Duluth Monday to attend to the
pleasant duties of serving on the jury.
Come early for Christmas
Photos. Opie' Studio.
Mrs. Rich. Bateson and son, Wm.,
came up from Chisholm Saturday
evening for few days visit with re-
latives and friends.
A good time was enjoyed by several
from this CITY at a ball at Winton
Tuesday evening at the Swallow &
Hopkins boarding house.
Prof. Newberry. T. T. Bearinger
and Peter Scllaefer spent few days
hunting on White Iron this week.
Deer tracks were plentiful.
Mrs. Archie Philip and daughter
returned to Tower yesterday after a
few days visit with friends in this
city. having come up Sunday evening.
Get your Buffalo souvenirs at
LOsey's.
David Brown, John O'Connor and
Andrew Toutloff were in Duluth a
few days this week on business be-
fore the land Office.
See the G. M. P. Co. advertisement
in another column. All the nam.
moth stock of goods will be sold at
auction by w. d. Gordon, the auc-
tioneer.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-11-15

J. E. Mclean who was hunting deer
near Beaver Bay in company with
Attorney General Douglass was shot
and killed by a companion by mistake
for deer.
i John WEIGH returned from Ishpem'
ing Saturday where he had been visit.
ing relatives for week and Incl
dentally attending the marriage of
his sister.
Miss Grabowsky, who has been in
the city the past three months visit
ing with her brother and family re-
turned to her home at Bessemer.
Mich, Tuesday.
We have some, dainty nOvelti es
i'm Xmas cards. Optics Studio.
Prof. Newberry will read a paper
on 'sSchool Dicipline and Govern
ment" ut the meeting of the Lake
Superior Teachers Association on the
Goth at Superior.
G.. H. Warren and son Frank, came
up from Minneapolis Wednesday for
"A few days in this vicinity looking up
their land interests and incidentally
to shoot a few deer.
Two boys were nearly drowned in
the lake at Virginia by the breaking
i'm of ice on which they were skating,
Two men nearly lost their lives in
trying to rescue them.
NJ. Weinzierl returned Thursday
from Cloquet river where himself and
brother had been shooting deer.
Mike returned with three and his
brother also secured three.
The depot is being remodeled, a
necessity long needed. Additional
rooms are being built and soon Ely
will have depot facilities cOmensur-
ate with the business done here.
Have you seen Opie's 25c VIM
dow of Art Goods.
Mrs. VIM. Hutchings and son re-
turned Tuesday evening from her
visit at Negaunee, Mich. She was
accompanied on her return by sister
of Mr.. Hutchings. who will visit some
time with her brother and family in
this city.
Opie, the Photographer, returned
Saturday evening from weeks trip
to Minneapolis and ST. Paul. While
away Mr.. Opie purchased much goods
for his art studio. He also visited
relatives at Plainview, Mimi.
Capt. Frank Thomas came up from
Biwabik Sunday and visited with his
son, f. j. in this city until Monday
morning. The Capt. was in attend
ance of the unwilling of the McKin-
lev monument at Tower Sunday.
In the Pioneer-JOurnal we find the
following excellent little gem, which
is true enough: An eminent man
says: IF you want to get rich, work
early and late, don't spend cent nor
help any enterprise, put every dollar
at interest and exact every cent and
by the time you are,forty you will be
rich and meaner than hell"
E. W. Doe. the gentlemanly chief
clerk of the ST. Croix Lumber CO.,
will depart tomorrow morning for
the southern part OF the state where
rumor has it he will take unto him.
self a bride. We sincerely hope it is
true, also that the young couple will
be blest with all that's good.
Chas. M. Leith returned to Ely
today after a years absence spent in
Indian Territory, Mexico, Cuba,
Canada. New York and other states.
Chas. enjoyed himself Immensely and
says he will remain only couple Of
weeks. 80
Flor de Nicollet cigar the best for
your money. Try few.