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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

nY HAshf G. FARMER
Special Correspondence Copyright.
By the Newspaper Enterprise A.
ISOLATION. 1905
ROME. Nov. al have told how
tie beautful Lteeaa Mufri. after a
slrlSnoa b1ys afapr vita Or Herohl.
married Count A8smartlut. bow hia
lack of eeBraios ksrt Der pride and
caused her 20 les~ hsr love Tor hi@a
how thHY driRs'd spsArt. tdss ~ In 20
evil company. apd ons day. ne8s .
met pr sercsi thro~eh TIE ~aesia-
atlusa Of ma iEtr wgse- Iowa ~o$ =
woman. Sho caused the two 90 -
left aluRe 10 hss reception roo@
~ Seecsi ns-d - Cs-sptesn peas
suss-tisl x-srs alo@e faq asuu- li@un
aa.s wbes Sue ssHseaH flshSiy re-
ICE s.ss tseNs - saas fal-tes
Voc e. s-osstsa b. ss.Ccs sslss P+S-a the
wosaa,.s sees ~ her 20 cvury aqpe.T
tusity aaa wfitis& Dor ku~-n ssax leass
t.ttoss At svs ais VII sAasy rsreees-
- 30 wta sSa ffuss haf h.-sSas.us
aao = Npa.sa Y oesops vBs a spsEU0spd
sy tsse eupa-r, ss'a tsss hsssr s@esos a.sspS
so pssodf 10 a aepAra n 900 lso.Oe coo I'd
s.ds ofi as sDsf'a-sdd o. aosSf siss ssa
NroaaleSpo- sgz 90 ID o. t1as told Bsous.
f.ssStisi lasSs s.Afro % q lsI0psa ssops
uso 10 sa-oass nj popS slatea, .so.Oi
woes adiil truys - bl@. but atUs saosddd
sd a1.Hsea for tb8o ioslss1-sa of
tfBe fB.suo e
Been nouUS al poor boos asof0 Voaas.a
o4us wi0a nopO0 . pa 4 eaO y. IEBtqoa.uuues:o
IN court. ahs~ea Fitifui littre o.p5fis.s
telling = Der freauest zsosossa. 6eo
abrs-'O 90 10 Do ssa. 40 had fits ID
vevpl our co " ssors real sausUss or
srepaa - have lad 30 iBki@@ Bod
ao llsd he consented 10 a Heraratiun
and vest 20 live in Ra4Oun hLs Nifs
~ Os0is . oos 10 BsslsYs ON. fg ssace o
enOtiopssd 6ol 0trs.st ssF,s. soooos { Q
the countess 500! tSep Il ia b.
lieveo. ea@oe this tbou9 81 20 sur do.
tort the cosptsss we're osiy A
aisowvr. hr could. ny paaaorg oaoos q
ker uptAio epe osaalooasosuoopa os Of 10 :
rouotH estate silled to bios tnno
rsissrseo. as-d 10 Il oo.e 800 ers:-d a6eo
10 the paAgsificspt practice 81 Tn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

To be used 10 trap him-as It ulti-
mately was. according To the prose
eution. The robbery OF the counts
Sudy IS held TO be the strongest ev-
idrrce against Naldi as a partici-
pant In the crime. despite his story
OF having run away before IL was
perpstrsted. while tho bloody inn
print ~ alleged 20 have been made
ny Rosm's hand. and the clothing
tn have belonged 20 her. secchi Is
net believed 20 have been present
at the tragedy. brt merely to have
been. with the countess. a party 20
the death plot lie was not ar
rested until nine usonths after LIN
da was. and In the interim she
wrote him n number Of fiery love
letters rom her prison. These are
being used against her in the trial
Chapter VII Of this wonoIEo 8 tE-
Isble Hfe drama
Az italy L. wildly excited over the
so,se. fTfeudS OF tbs countess aaS
that even II her brother Is con vtcr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09
AN ossJgcT LESSON


4 roraasa ban pots the . eOso.y. Have
you seFeg sotLesd 10 any bas7sps res.
tauraot AZ lusrh Or dlEnsr time the
largo nurbsq ~ hearty. vigorous
old men AZ the tables. mes whose
esso'a ZOO fFrdua zoHty 90 eighty years /.
uosasy * them bald and all perhaps
gray. bat Oonc of them feeble or
HepiieT
Perhaps the spectacle r. a6 con-
s1os a. 20 have escaped your oh
snrvatiua or no sOusgat. but psver-
thelsss e la an d@@ct lesson wblrs
sasass an4oO %, b oa
n you viii notice What thee
hearty old fellows are eating. yus
Nlil observe that they are not
sauschipE bran crackers ssor gin
erly picking their way through a
menu card % new tangled health
foods. ON the contrary theY seem 10
prefer a Juicy fonop - bod. a prop
erly turned loln Of mutioE apd even
tho deadly hrollad lobster Il not al
together ignored
The point 81 ali this IL tkAt n var-
orepa otd are depends upon good
dieesfiop and plenty % wholesome
food ap-d mot upon diesipE and m
sa0sd'sa yor b. live upon bran crack
efa.
There IL n ceFfais class ~ food
ernpka who Useem TO H. psane that
meat. coffee and saasy nthnr rood
things are rank poiaona but these
eadaveroua HicklY iookiss lpdivld-
uala are a walking coa q s0aa o alton Cd
their own theories.
The matter IN a nutsdtesl b. that
II the stomach aeeretea the natural
digestive juices In HuffltleBt Juan
tity. any wholesome fea1d wa be
promptly diRcsted. N tke stdn l1sr q
does not do so. and csftaia fss-ocas
cause distress. ore or twd 81 sshfFi
Dyspepsia Tablets after eneh NbeaI
will remove all difficulty. be3 hta-s
they supply just what avery Eeak
stomach lacks BepHln. bfdro-chlof=
ie acid. diastaso and nua
Stuart's Dyspepsia TABLETS DO no!
act upon tho bowels nhde n fact are
not strictly medicine. ha they act
ALMOST entirely upon the food eaten.
dlgcstluE II thoroughly and thus
giving the Stomach a muck needed
rest and an apostle fa the next
roeal
% people who travel. MINIS Out of
ten use Staart's Dypeppsia Tablets.
knowing them To be psrfSssi ~ aufe
To upo at any time apd afa9 having
fnupd ont by experience that they
are a safeguard aaainm ind5&rad ion
In any form. and eating as they
have 10. at all hours and all kinds
Of food. the travelling public for
years have pinnsa their faith to
Stuart's Tablets
All druggists pail tosm ~ 30 cents
for full sas packages and any
darggid from Mains to Calffos oia
II his opl MON wafe ulltesi will iWv
TINT 9tuaFt's rs, apsplsln Tablets Is
TN uiost pupalar and ancCeagHat
remedy Tor any stomach trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

waodOoOHp Doc looked arss bis wife
sycseea. 9ara0apa 10 say. de vas.
30 psiarea 81 TulFso surri. broth
er ~ the coupts.ss. whereby sanEs
an important Theory tn the ~ursFf
sorys4,eqy.
The coapt 5000 countesss qsarrelea
constantly AN d vsppsuulf ~. and LINDA
often wept in tears 10 heq faiheq
her mother and her brother. 70 tell
theps Of her alleged wrusEs. Tuiiio
still A. devoted 90 bis Rader ~
When they were boy and girl to
EsSher. HyrsnafhlKed fully with her
lie habits seem to have been about
on a TAR with hers. and there were
no wurda OF repdoach foq her In
iriEue with secehi only rage At
the deliasuoneles % the couHt
one day. Il has been testified. the
countess. 10 one 81 ousq uItbursta %
TulHo. cried o6t
Ny God, Wosd that some uns
woosld rid Uus OF iGs g-odi head ed
id Dtfs
And Tsllbo's aous wsq was.
Il will do a.
On tire morning Of ssspts 90 bor .
1902. people residing In the flat
building tenantea by the Bon pna T.
truis complained - "a dreadful odur
eoailng aupaf tly from the count
apartments. The countess bad been
IN Venice nor several days. The
padlce burst 10 the door Of the
counts agar ments. aDd found his
decoru posed body lying on the floor
OF his bedroom. tho cham her csatr
ms every eviaence OF n frtHh rul
struggle for life The furniture was
overturned Roa broken. empty fcWsl
csu~sa iay about. tbs dead mao /.
poe Il ct hoos lay open ON chair
90 as its contents ard "A VA b
halls had been forcibly torn from
IBIS vesd The hsydy bore two pei
cIpal stab wOu o On. one 1T which had
severed the carotid artery. within the
81 her had pisges0 tho etot, on the
brsasa srmB. f.rs ard baFk OF the
oeck were % cther wounds. made
by sorun ionn Keen ~anpDD. cvi
GENTLY "A ~ hGfso.
4 champagne horsin and ~r
aIruIseu stood On 4 table on tbe bed
we're strevD several articles Of Som-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09
BY EnssusSp N5aNtaa o0nAch.

When Adam hnst hnuekfcs ttps sa@s from his eqes
And planted the clay % his feet itE loan.
The Garden looked not half fair I aurmise.
"A the Eden whose eommoner spelling 70 kouon
And even when ws@sa onto the stagoe
And be yo-Hed ~ tbas Eys be rosss eppET 10
knight.
Ans he weFsed not a Res tsosays Zoo world was
his w@ye
Even then kn rndhwa Efzv esrss0sss SxIhgyhR
FuFaa1ae never was. With 4 aaruacs % r0y ggFii
prove the old story aSssqeS ssn npeo
Parasfse rseaeF was. you rsay preach y@s Won
VITA newer a basq N all Of Eee P@ssel
And pet Feeat that n crcatsro tssoe WIN
Which west iSs belly naS ate Of the shD@;
please paen&os k1eieGnad R~sssa.soe. seossqaa
In guottnB asea tho words NSfeh sadtakp
And l@i ia nay Fsaen a eSeSstEss srd
tHoT VERY peculiar the pnaH3e@ FOR pss1i)
Wfash bestses saos& and II aasy tssilnsd
To eRt Of tie dust eEery chance THAI II psnA
hs vase a scrFeEt asd minus the sting
And harandees. beaaGa. thu Scrtgtural dovA
tu nsy Bosom I d. th&a ErasgsenoIpe n tsass
which luag asoo wrisosied tta way to ny loTs.
wrifqt@s a@d -hs roapa the roots u TO heart
50 I sag BFpaSp I said Il before
Tne H&S@ od Adam soosaed from Tho nasf
Sithsss wee ABBY 70 roll or the ho1u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

afteq maxi oS oOst effort To per
susA0s Tallio 60 ooOus awar with
hiOo. LEFT tbs bpoaasc aDd root 20
Florence
TullS1 hap admitted that DO NJ
first intended 90 Polsoo his brother
In 6aw. lie said he went to DR.
s-eoeoi ARs .osked him for a potent
poison called curRre. which Serchi
hal brought from Germany. and
which WAS used by Indians TO pol
SOC arrows Tullio proposed that
they call on the count. throw him 20
the floor. aud inject the curare into
him with a hypodermic syringe
+ocehi ~ld this plan was imprac-
ticabis. and to prove it sent out 20
a butcher shop for a lamb This
Ia M secchi lunoculated with Gu
rare. The lamb trotted around the
room for sarae tire. then dropped
dead secchl poiAtcd out that death
vaa too slow but Tulllo insisted
that The Cur.re scheme was a good
one and Induced sesehi 20 give him
some Of the poison. Then. one day.
no broke in upon Rosa RoreFti ard
the count when they were together
ard attacked martini lie aot
no chance % use his syringe OF cg-
rare. however. FOR the cuUot onsily
thrasbe ed him
After that incident. IL IL believed
Tullio decided to stab the count II
is claimed that no ono Y&nved lar
Nalai 20 assist him prom isinR the
latter. as his reward. ell tho money
and bewsl. that saould bp found
stti's intimacy With the count was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09
THE BONMARTINI MURDER TRIAL

en- underelothiug. Of elegant ma.
tarial ard workmanship ] va
towels. saturated with the eDunta
blood. lay-Qn the floor nnd ON the
wall was o. imprint of a womun'H
hand. la efuBtod blood A. II
seemed certain thao woman had
been concerned ia the crime the po-
lice set about trying 90 discover
who had been the counts companion
on the night ~ the tragedy EtDy
woman Of questionable repute ln
bologna was examined ay3 photo
grafrfis Of tho imprint OF the bloody
hand were sent all over Italy
Then came one Of the most sen
aational features OF the entire case.
On the morning Of September H.
Prof Antonio Muffl pale. haggard
and dIaheyeled. went 10 police head
quarters and said
Seek no further for the assassin
Of Count BonmaHinl. lie Is my
son. Tullio
The police could scarcely believe
the eminent physician Ia his right
mind But tho broken old man
went on 10 relate what he knew Of
the tragedy. and five arrests fol
lowed Briefly. the professor
story wG that Tulllo bad murder
ed tee ceuat. with iss assistance Of
koxa iRiuutti, because of nonmar-
tisl's cruel trsG HsRt OF tindf
Tultio hlSi g1ac to Switzerland. bEt
wls arrested there a&4 brought
back After lsmniaH OF bis faith
er'H confession. he adRltted the
killing. but clals~t lSlf-dsfssius.
saying that a fihst hsua followed a
quarrel. aud thas tAs cQa<at hSi
drawn a dagger whirh Tiilso loos
tros him Al 4 USED with fasaf stfe't
Ike rosRteaa. La srscSs 10 Jbo
Nalsi las lat mas frssss OF Tails
4 arr hsJ ssrghii a@a SRA BU$ss
y N.s@e R&l taases ls@s cSsssay.
a aaro~g ss4at 81 ~ ssO.uce sa0A asa
tse eossteas. - IA aisSS-d co@sra
rsaGse Ia tss seatk - hss h@slsi 81
ia - nat that. three CAR bedoqe
the @urder. bSs - 'so@ Ia the
Lido pohr @%@a. In Ns~irs. In chosr
eon-sas ltiss iaa Wtth h.se ls0sha and
St0aa sos estt Tie iva ass naAsoOg.a
res so -ed 70 20 soSs "a only the day
sesblre the wsrber Or Nassi 40
oa bes hasvi uss NJ firzo psOsosirss3 Tuillo
s. aedP % psttlss the count ost Of
thn way. he says b. wsod To the
ssOds s.Ours 0i fiat with Tullso tha DAY
befusz. the @Erdor Tb-eS nsereSs ed
To eDs..elysa 10 the eosst's bedroom
Sasdl ieNya hUo nPally wenlse-oe'd and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

wheip. scoanarel. dnaperado and
criminal. Il uasans votes. Ask Loa
Smith
Wei. did Il hit you in any par
tfr afaT Hsot. OF JUST ALI. OVER
Ffpeps ms 0miy $50 oJpyqs IN til
the nesgt psesldeotlal election. How
can We ever walt that long?
n b. Funaor ed toN the Kernel haa
bssssn rtfoupso AZ an enormous AG
sry by this republican stats com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

@F. n. Hasglrs of @sioaurps :.
F7s.. Srftcs: Ny doctor told me
mad con,maption and nothing could
bn dune for me. was given up to
die Tbs offer OF free trial bottle
VI Ia Kings New Discovery FOR
Co,,snAnn ptinn induced mo TO Try u.
Results were startling. I am now
IN the road to recovery and owe all
10 fr. Kings New Discovery. II
mreiF saVvd my life" This great
curc IL guaranteed FOR All throat
Ond lung diseosss By O. o. GuS, Inc
prugHiess, Second ard 9nntnr. Price
soc and stoo. Trial bottles free
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

ed. no completely can be proved
against her. while the counts rsh6-
tives bitterly declare that the g szub
r'ot Will he traced TO Linda also Dr.
Seccht. who used TBllio Ooly va
their tool.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09
~ STAR DUST

Dgd you ever see a female bare
back Eider go tbroagh a tis8ae pa
per hoaD? Alice sas@se q. o. p.
yesterday.
7lhe netpens lock az n A.sOo wnsEtd
have hss5 1000 .1afO majority hnd Loo
Smith nbs8 760 0e6 n K.e-rRaf
BIethen had only attacked them a
little haEdeF.
n you extf want 10 R4d ehscted TO
offltry ask fire dear old usOodsS lults
1kesngs5k H. etm Rap q u1iet, iDu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

Who's that fellow raising such
row over on that corner, the one
who's standing ia the center Of the
crowd yelling aud waving his
handaT"
That fellow oh. nobody Hes
only one OF the silent yotera.'
An indianapolis barber was fined
IS for shaving James Whitcomh
Riley on SUNDAY Hib 10 WAS worth
T. The world now has proof that
indiana poets do "a 60 barber shops
HarrY Thaw probably wua think
ing of the hotolkeeper Ia The Girl
From Paris" Who remarked. oh
It makes 40 douferenee'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

CONCLUDING CHAPTERS or rHG TALE OF BLOOD AND PAS.
SION WHICH HAS AROUSED AL lTALY-THE oHAsrLY
d CRIME AND r0 THRILLING MANNER WHICH TIE
SLAYER WAS BETRAYED TO TIE POLICE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

ss~s A@ericas snten1as p~TcSssea
BsSa hss, aseEcs tsas disappeared
bow OF b. v&slc
eessssn This sea p.a~ey exap-
osae4 X, Me 81 Iserta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

Pretty entered TO-
EssyuSd student alleges
eounE past the
ssousss snat suns % 10 his stsSea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

reported Psychological
mediation between Japan
busy Gshtng they Sayeho,oay
stay
otm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

No cross on the ballet no crown tor ths candidate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

The wasbpgtoE star booming Cleveland
in 1905 ideahe boys d.
able their first presidential
saoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

THE flrG part Of this remarkable
atoBy wse told In yesterdays Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

Massachusetts, girl eiopcd
has obtained However
three children him BY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

There have been gOod cruel filings the
OF Rhode Island bat they an oatdono that
gravey assert. a
tueket be hanged although punishment
died n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

Pretty tesaa p@ri ws D.
poked knife SIX iEehes long his ribs hospital
sSad the viii NEVER make another
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ssSAbizEe esSED

o

Pullman company declared ne quarterly
dividend So
Che Tor the fiscal ending July 81 1904 shows that tho
the dividend a OF saft6oo the
issS surplus that It Paid dy
dend The stock
total accumulated surplus OF many
millions
ordinarily viii object BIS bis
Corporations TN which largc capital Is rteod provided
These corporations reasonably their employees
And charge reasonable price their
But the Pullman In the face 81 earnings q
has made reduces the
and continues It's policy Of NG necty travelling public
nominal portets compelling
10 depend the public
This It's ptty
buy food supple
parallel Instance history organised greed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

what a big tat chance 'Raatu1
nrainord has 90 get back at his dear
friend. the Kernel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-09

mlttoo tu knock the q. O = from
now until the next presidential oloe=
tiuu.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-09-23

girls are entrusted to our care that
we thoroughly appreciate the sacred
trust imposed upon us by having
your boy or girl under our care and
instruction. We assure you absolute
~ that every student entering our
institution must be a BOY or girl of
unquestioned character; that they
must conform themselves to the rules
and regulations of our school; that
they must. if not a regular boarder ID
cur halls, be in the homes of some
thoroughly respectable and honorcd
people; that they are not to engage
in any sport during hours not ~
school which is not of a perfectly
clean nature; that they are not to, at
any time, use any intoxicant whether
in or out of school. and that they
must be in attendance, unless ply
sically disabled during the hours Of
study Cigarettes are positively for
hidden.
We have not spared any expense in
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-09-23

will have been brought closer to
the sun, and this fact will remain
as a memento of the danger run
and the peril escaped.
The comet will be in perihelion
about the beginning of January,
but it should be sighted from the
earth, with powerful telescopes,
not later than the LIST of Septem-
Der.
In October and November it will
pass south of the Constellation
Andromeda and through Pegasus
to the Milky Way in Aquila.
Here it will attain its greatest
brightness, and may be visible to
the naked eye. Garrett p. Serviss
in St. Louis Republic.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-09-23
AN INTERESTING COMET.

Within a few weeks it is almost
certain that Encke's comet will be
detected making its way sunward
and earthward.
1t is in some way the most in
teresting comet known.
1t is the only one that ever of
fered distinct threat to the sta
bility of the solar system. 1t did
this by exhibiting the appearance
of being resisted by the ether
through which, like all the other
members of the system, it is com
PEELED to make its way In journey
ing about the sun as q center OF
motion.
On each return Encke's comet,
which has made thirty-six circuits
since its discovery in 1856, is a
little in advance Of the place il
should have occupied if there were
no interference with its move
ments.
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ings merit consideration. Our town
is one of FIVE thousand of the best
and most prosperous people TO-DAY
upon the American continent Here
you do not find that floating riff.raff
crowd of negroes and worthless char.
acters, who besiege the city and make
life a continuous picture Of despair
and torment, Ours is a cultivated,
genial people, such as gather only
around the throne of intellect and In,
spiration.
We have at the present time en-
rolled las pupils. We have sent every
graduate of this Institution to good
paying positions. Our Employment
Bureau is free for our graduates. We
have no matriculation fee, no incident
ais; in fact. nothing to pay except the
regular scholarship, and in this you
are entitled to all work in the college.
Scholarship $50 any department
Board in best homes in the city, $40
per month
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-09-23

The meaning of this acceleration.
as astronomers know, is that the
comet must be gradually drawing
in closer to the sun, and conse-
quentlY travelling with increasing
velocity. The final result of such
"a process, if continued long
enough, could only be the destruc-
tion of the comet by It's falling
into the sun.
Such a fate for comet is, in it.
self, of slight importance to us,
but it is of very great Importance
if it implies u similar ending of the
system as whole.
Ii all the bodies that revolve
around the sun are resisted by the
ether, through which they move
like bullets through the air, there
mMst come a time when the career
of every one of them will be ter
minated by catastrophe such as
the imagination can hardly pic
ture.
Encke's comet is body of reIa-
lively very small mass. Compared
with the earth, it is like thistle
down to a cannon ball.
The thistledown quickly reveals
the effect of the air resistance.
while the cannon ball flies on with
a velocity which at first seems
hardly to be diminished at all.
But if the resistance continues long
enough the massive ball no less
than the bit of down will be
brought to rest.
So, for ages after Encke's comet
had plunged into the sun, the earth
and the other planets might con-
tinue pursuing their orbits, scarce
ly showing the effects of the re-
sistance to their motion.
1t is by no means certain, how
ever, that the resistance suffered
by Encke's comet is experienced
equally all around its orbit. 1t
has been thought that the retarda-
ton may be limited to part of
space near the sun, and may be
due not to the ether, but to some
meteoric swarm through which the
comet passes on each return.
In this case the phenomenon
would not be extended to the earth
or other members of the system
that are not subject to a similar
meteoric encounter, and thus
Encke's comet may be swallowed
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-09-23
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ton Bureau, and during the campaign
will have staff correspondents at New
York and Chicago, so that its ability
to give all of the campaign news will
be unrivaled.
The famous "Sav0yard" letters ap.
pear three times a week in the Banner.
These are secured under an exclusive
arrangement, and no other paper in
Tennessee publishes them. "Sayoy-
arr" is recognized as the best bio
graphical sketch writer in the United
States.
The Banners market reports are
full and reliable, giving the daily quo
tations from every important market
in the United States.
Col. j. b. Killebrew, one of the
ablest and best-informed writer's on
agricultural matters in the South, is
one of the Banners permanent staff
writer's, and is now engaged in writing
a history Of each county In Tennessee
treating them separately.
The Banner has many special de-
partments which add to its value.
Among them may be mentioned the
"Query Box" which is both interest
ing and instructive; fashion designs
and illustrations; Miss Will Allen
DrO0mg0ole's department.; cartoons
by its talented artist, Mr.. j. w. Big
gers; social page, and many other in
teresting and instructive features.