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! BOY DEAD / IN FIELD !, i {
Especial 10 Tho Times Dlspla tel. )

81 < Especial to Tho Times Dlspat ch)
BRISTOL. ts TENN. y Feb arrnan
Akard, the fourteen-year-old son OF A.
d, &Akard wealthy farmer residing six
miles west OF Bristol, was found dead In a
field near his fathers home Saturday fter-
noon with q revolver lying by his sido.
The boy it is presumed killed himself but
whether by accident or with suicidal IN
tent may, never DO known, s5 al n;
II The shot was fred Into his mouth and
passed thence through the brain. Tho
clothing was partially burned from tho
body when found. The boy left home
but the Inter- who returned to his homo
at notion, claims he did not know what he-
camo OF tho Akard boy. Il X 4 x,
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
by Richmond Auction Coz, VI Y
AuctlGjiieersl 4. x

fisi ~
HTgsi A lSia sA,;7,
S.ht.Np1 rs N ri On s D AN I Emf.
SHOW ca SINS, REfNfs1 GrtR mo III, q AM
by YRS, r VI b LES, CHAIR ftV MT NIX
II In execution of d deed Of trust, dated
February GS, II Gj. from George FL Per-
kinson to the Undersigned trustee. II duly
recorded. will sell at public Au on n
FRIDAY MORNING, M ARC CHI BID lsf
commencing at 10 o. clock, u at No. 200
venable street, MS IA wholec II satisfaC-#
tory price % offered, or X not VI pro-
coed to sell III d ock consisting of,
In part Gents Furnish ngs, K en- prnclngS
Hosiery, Shirts Snspenders, II y nd erWear,ifS
Collars, Cuffs, Neck Wear; also N q Ions,
Toilet Ar lcles and Soaps, Yer fumes md g
nice lot OF Fresh Candies Nuts8antl IS
Rnisitis, Cigars, Clgarettes Chewing and
Smoking Tobncro. Candy Jars and Dishes,
8 handsome Nickel and Oak frame Sh6wli
Cases, both Double and Single U eek u yyt y
to 81 Ugh feet long $ tore Counters. Re
Volving Counter Stools. Good 81 tefriger.sss
ntor, 10 Chairs, Oak Cen ter Table Lat
tice Partition, Heating Stove, Z Store
Shades, Awning, etc. @ a5ss 81 III n S3jS
iS1f4 sold as IA whole; I'D salts fac tory AZ Ill.,
can be mad e for Sunex pred
lease OF 2 years, 18th privilege Of s years.
Rent very reasonable stand exception
oily good. Stock Ill fresh and desi rhble.3
Fixtures first class. rs WI s. isl Ei5
NfINITRE1E 70 LIKES, Trustee. III
4 Richmond Auction CO., fAuctio neers.l5es
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#R loyal lhitefot,o''t; Wins Y Tins.
7ll3fI3y Asy(IcIated5 Press

a
NE. Nv oRLEA N s. Eel. 20 -.Koya Whitefoo,t;;
which Soutlasted W. is Palmer ana H IAN !.
3yvnter 4 ana Tp1nyincIblc. which galloped home
easily \ 81 front OF his field. were winning ~
favoi4tes to-day at the Crescent City Jockey
- NY First raee- five and one.haf furlongs Ma
tionaIs a 10 - first. Diamond Betty 90 70 y
second, Il Alalcdctlon Is s. to y third iinee,
Second race-fye furlongs Royal ~ hiie foot
54E 10 81 first. vs.. r. Palmer Y 70 second
sadducee "a to ~ third. Time, ! ol ~ y a
1 Third ruce--hnlf rnle-1nspector Glrl Il Y ~
first. Marpassn Us to Dsecond. Prpteus g 70 70
~ third. Time - &, Z, !, i
water II 10 - frs, . sspencerian u &to ~ &C.
cond, Terms Rod ito 70 u third. Time, ~ LIZ
IA FIFTH racd--rje and seventy YARD
cclid, Dnppie Gold "A to y, third Time, - 10.
sixth race ss and half furl % II p. m
comd, Master Il 10 u third. Time. ~ ~,
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pecullarities OF this group. Is the large
mum Der df double stars which It con-
tains. thongh unfortunately m st$z Of
these nre not visible in O very small
telescope. Those marked II and II are,
however, beautiful objects even with q
: small glass, while the stars marked e
IND d ! arc \ true b doublc systems, made
up Of two immense suns revolving a bout
one another. " III II 4. il; II q J4
4 n This is the best time Of the year to
trace out the whole%of the constellation
ursa Major !. or Il theRI Great Dpper. for
tho giant southern half Of this large
group is well III :! in the sky The star
which IN early times was used By the
which in early times was used by the
Arabs as a test OF penetrating vision
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X In executlot OF a ID eed Of trust, dated
May IL. 1893, and recorded in the Clerk
Office OF Chesterfield N County Court, Sa lrl&
Vol 37,Rpage 1886 Il will Mt tho request lot S
the beneficiary, here having been, defanlstS
In the payment Nof Ea port ton of the dept
premls SEES. on TUESDAY, the 18th 4 day OF
March, 1906 at ~ q clock M. Il the property
above referred vi At situated on the SOU thu
side Of VVesth ham or slverl r Dad ,ss just
west 20 f Reed Greek, and N containing
about thirteen acres
THE d yelling no use on this operty is s
large ana unusually hand some one. and
contains most & Of 1.-The " modern " conY ~
fences, such rs water, baths, & c., Il and II
the out buildings. are suff1 Client in number
and character for The Sconv ent u So 20 III
the property .s s.t Il SIS s t3
With 4 fine shady e wn and its hand
some surro,1ndt ngs, Dun ed ID being Sons
its enst, Forest Hill Park across he gr0ad &
oniits front, and several q ttractiv eBvill as q
Just beyond on the west, this property
Possesses as many Ultra o. tons "A forSs heS
as SS2 any subu ban property
ighbOrhood OF RI chmOn ID $#
TERMS: II Cash sufficient TO pay th eek
penses of xocuting the trust and to dis
thereonGfr from "a pril L 1908. and the residue
of the purchase money IS to be paid IT.
Such time and secured IN sucl, manner
MS the grantors IN said deed may m, drect
8i8 sgy Il $sS;; S8 Substituted Trustee (.
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LIKENESS OF POE IN
I. BROWN UNIVERSITY
(sp,eec,Ial 70 The Times DIspatch..)

Especial to The Times DIspatch.)
PROVIDENCE, R. T., Feb 27.--BroWn
Universally Library has Recently been
presented with a. daguorreotype or gar
Allan Poe. It is the original portrait
which Poe had taken OF himself when.
on a visit to Providence, and which he
gave to his fancee, Mrs. Whitman a Mrs.
whitman gave tho picture to her friend,
Mr. lllalp Coleman. n.
by g. w. Hartshorne on November Il, z
1S48. 4. Poo departed on the evening of
that day for New Y ork, after a weeks
'sojourn In Providence, In the course OF
which Mrs Whitman had agreed Ito "a
conditional enga cement. 5il!!s
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PRIEST CAPTAIN OF
TEAMT0|PL \ 1 SUNDAY 5 ![|.||'I'
Thinks Base Ball and Religion.
Mix splendidly orbe 'tt
One 81 His Backers. u

(Snecial to The Times. Dls ratch) n. M
I. BAYstDlJ. NJ Feb. q. --Ease.b ana re-
llgon mix 5isplendidiy, according to tho Rev.
Father Edward "a. Holrun asslst ant priest at
tho Sacred Heart Church here. WHO w, an r
elected manager OF Buyside's SQUAD OF pa a
One. Of those WHO financially Will hold up the
hands pf the hlanager- priest Is Janus :, y.
formerly heavyweight champion OF the prize Y;
ring Unnecessary Corbett will don T., 2 WI g.
form and cover first base, as he 4 DID & tor
sT on The Village diamond. Father Holran has i;s
sdctncnstrntcd that he has not forgotten ~ ny
feirjlt years behind tho bat MS a catcher ana
Ihat iie earned his place on tho I ST.. Francis
squad when no ,yna In college. S "a ~ j. |.
i am sorry, he said yestcrda Y. thht ou ~.
little plans have travelled beyond Baysldc. out
Il am with tho boys, and ] Intend to STICK ana
do my sbest. fSs sM " NJ,
or cerrse. we will play ~ Sundays. Wh M
harm il there In that think II does q 10y
III good rho Is plan { lis ito plny away If2m q
home on Saturdays, and hero on Sundnys'.i5I}
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Oaklaw,,:nt Summary,
"A lfBy Associate Press,

fI3y AssocIa ted l'reas,1
& HOT SPRINGS K. Fcb .ls7ICumma rie e :;
x First race, six furlongs--M q 70 =, y,
first Comic Opera tlb 10 y second, d exlcana
"a TO y third Time 70 ~ !, =, - I,
second furlo9gs seSana sa gradS
Third race-one mile and one hundred yards so,
Sidney C. Love "a 10 8 first priorty ,! I.oo
Fourth an, half u tu q rs :,
second. Monet 70 to - third. & Time, :OS s-5
i Fifth race-slx furIong s--V anness % &to ~
first. Platoon 20 to ID second Massa 4 V 20
4 sixth rnce-inile and % 1teenth.Tartan g.
"a rs first Turrando (eyen) second, Corn pass
afi1E to ~ third Tfme, I'D 4-5 XII Il i,
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FIg. 2.-Juplter and his ok satellites
Among the other stars many beautiful
doubles will be found with q small te clt'iF
scope. # s N u.
sTheS NJ W. Satellite sc Jupiter.


doubles Will be found with q small tel'e-s
scope. N I'd Il "a Ss n 5t
Jupiter, the I. most beautiful Of all the!
planets liz so rapidly drawing near the
sun that, it will not be visible much
Longer. In q small telescope its appear
snnce is much as shown in Figure p, he
enormous ball, more than 60 900 mile IN
diameteryfRis seen tijto be- encircled 81 BY
numerous h greenish s,nndf rose col ored
bands, iwhilo5 nearby are the four bright
moons. The Fiji planet turns fs completely
around Il in less than four hours and the
moons move around the planet With great
irapldity, SO that even from hour. to hour.
the appearance Of the syst EN- IN ls$ g
lstantlyS changing. SiSfi ~
III Il 1897 Pro fessor Barnard, then OF the
Lick Il observatory, announced the dis
9coycry OF fifth moon to Jupiter an
excessively faint little attendant which
is nearer to the planet than any Of the
other four And on January 4, 1906,
the news was photographed from this same
observatory that a sixth satellite 4 mad
been q discovered. The now moon ts x OF
the fourteenth magnitude and + is hence!
exceedingly faint. It Is further away
from the planet than any of the others,
ana 1T is very remar kable that 1t rcvoaye:s
about the planet in an opposite sdirec-
ton from that OF the other satcll ties. y
this 1T resembles the recently discovered
ninth satellite of Saturn. It Is exceed
2ingly probable from this letrograde mo-
#tionsthatfthe new moon did not originally
belong to- the system. but was cap
5tured, Just as comets are sometimes cap
tured and forced to. move around "a the
sun. IN 5Ss 1. F85 Va S
Figure 3 shows the positions of the
rive inner sa tel!ites when these are OF
their greatest distances from the planet.
The sixth satellite when discovered was
to the right OF these, four times as far
away from Jupiter as the fourth satel-
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THE HEAVENS IN MARCH.|
Three Faint Comets Nov Vsible-1he Suns Motion Among
the Stars-Ihe New Satellite Annuar Eclipse q the Sun.

#fAs spring approaches, the winter con-.
stclations are steadily tinktng lower and
lower IN the western llcav eiis. 8 The brill
liant group TAURUS with the 1lcindes and
Hyadcs has now drawn 30 near the sun
sthat,5it remains hbove tho horizon, for
only d few hours aftor sunset, \ he mag
.nifcent Orion Is low In \ the southwest.
ana Nthe Milky Way. whichLi mldwinter
formed d beautiful arch passing exactly
overhead. how lies much tienrer the
GROUND In tho west md ~ 'far less con-
.Bpicuous than 1t has been. 55 8.5. u 4
III This gradual transformation Of the
face of the sky us the months pass way
Is most intereating and impressive Prob
ably every one has noticed that the stars.
which are visible I'm winter are not the
sarle as those Viii cli are seen IN summer,
or 1T least that certain groups or II tho
Milky Way are sometimes visible and
sometimes not THE reason why this ts
SO Isl not nearly 80 generally known,
ana yet the &exp lanatlon is very
simple. M g;l ~ $& S}@ G Is
The SUMS Motion Among the
Stars. fs
1t should be remembered that the EARTH
Is but d. small particle, as It were but q
grait, OF dust IN the immcnslty Of space.
The celestial sphere surrounds 81 on MI
sides, below as we'll MS above. IN the
nighttime We see! but half of this sphere,
that is. tho half which III Is Dove 3 the
ground, but were the Garth transparent
SO that we could look down through the
GROUND, 4 and were the light OF the sun
plotted out, we should see otlrselv yes sur r.
rounded BY stars IN every direct tons; that
sls,s We \ should see the entire celestial
sphere with all Of. the consultations at
once, both those OF summer and Of vim
ter. III rs 5s q 5t3f " 5I3 "a
The half sof tho celestial sphere which
Is ssaboye the ground in the daytime is
Invisible Ito! us simply because Of the over
'powering brightness / Of tho sun; gwhepj
the light OF this body Is cut off by dn
eclipse or BY descent into q deep mine
or otherwise, tho stars become visible
even In the ytin1e. ri FL a
B Figure 1 shows the half Of the sphere
which 4 Is now above the ground in the
early evening. THE sun, In Its yearly
Journey around tpc$ sky, will Ill time pass
rlghtacro this map. It will move along
the path marked a B and blot out tho
consultations one after. another as 1t
comes to them. ~ Thus In midsummer It
will have & & rea ched KS the constellation
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RACES AT NEW ORLEANS.
Tod Sloan Rides Garnish to g. V VIC:
tory-Results Elsewhere.
75(T3y Ayyoc{atcl Press.


NEW IeI.EA Feb y s, ~,
fourth rucc at city Park track. Only Twp Twp
favorltes won to-day. summary u, 8 i. x
Z First race = five fur AZ
besS to third. Time. y ~ ~, ~
second racetye furlongs1 q; r., socrn
Golden Advice 10 to ii third. Time. :n3
Third rncelnlle and "a teenth.iT ~
Jewel i3O TOD first FIorizel "a 70 lo) SECOND,
Ncwcta co TO j. third. Time. 1:4S !, u.
Fourth race--onc -Garnish a TO o tlrst,
Eslie Indian tl4 to 81 SECOND coruscate 10 70
4 2 F,fth racoEihree A and a half s. furlongs--
Tfshomlngo IA TO ~ first, Dick Brown e, Z! 70
~ second Fortunate 80 e y third rs me
sixth racc--seycn furlongs-Ien Heywood 90
4 70 rs first King OF the Valley l7$,i.o, ~,
second, Ieenta go 10 u third Time, l.o.
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Gemini - as can! be seen from the map
twill then be hi up in the sky and
the constellation Gemini ind the sun
will both set at the same time Evil ,'S
IDENTIFY at that time the conste llat 4,
Cancer and Leo will be .low down IN n y the e
west at sunset, while the smaller con,
stellations to the left Of p Il (Which are
nov shown on the map ) will be due
south. The sun will rea Oh the point = @
and pass below the equa tor on The ed
Of September. On the 21st Of March 1t
Is ( al a. point exactly opposite to g on
the celestial sphere; VI It then cro sses the
equator In It's upward motion among the
stars and at this instant spring begins IN IL.
The Late Winter Stars.
The constellation Cancer, or the crab,
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VIRGINIA. WOMAN SEEKS
O|vQ!RCEER0M|TAUSBAND

Especial to The T!mes,D lspatch) ai
81 ST. a LOUIS, MO- Iceb, 27,--Mrs.1 May
Barnes. nee Mansfield, Of {IYtrginia. wife
Of Shelby Barnes, defaulting secretary
OF the Courtney Shoe Company, the young
$4,000 and Disappeared, has filed suit here
for divorce. The only charge she8makes
is desertiOn.
\ She asks that her maiden name, May
Mansfield, be restored, sl5 g
s85AtfidaYlts submitted by Mrs. Barnes
are attested by q fnotary at her parents
home, In Ytrginia, where she / went soon
after her husband a b d!sap peaganc
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B UMP ON \ HER HEAD 5 (.
RESTORES GIRLS SIGHT

Especial to The Times Dlspa tch.)
b,imp IL t ne hsaa has restored the sight
Of Miss EIortense Rock, who had been
blind SIX months. as q result Of q blood
dot resting upon the optic nerve;
was lacerated When the bandage was
removed She found that she could see
clearly, The shock had disposed Of the
sblOd clOt ltf5sl 5792l sas * J3i54 ss' t5l
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.ly LAUREL, N EAR FRAN Kiln ST.
& BY request of q non-reside lent owner !, we
Will sell at pu bile auctl on he prem
4 WE'D NEsD Y,S ARCII i ST, S P..sA NJ,
the above exceedingly d es lrables DETACI-g
ED BRICK lDNN CE, n EN- Frank
lin Street, fronting Monroe Park The
house Is in good order 1T he hal " fir-8
.ished in hardwood & with ho ntls az oak
stairway, lighted BY beautiful ~ sta ned
m open fireplace. gent lemen's laYat9snr,y or
lbookca handsome grille work. Ihes
entire premises are modern and con VEN
lent in every respect. The wind ws.o
the house are Of doub le-thick Fr 81 ~ \
and Rlsli tho WinaoW blinds g hard wood. Be-
Sides the double parlors, dlnin groom.
bat h-roonls. closets; ssS el Gu
there are seven fcomnadious bed roo ms
Tho locality of this dence is al MAT
can ibe wished, fronting on b ,es s.Iu
sporchSan entire view OF he same .g "a y ls
Ne Tho lot fronts % feet by lilo to 8l5-IooI
alley. Occupied bySa flrst-elas q nn ans
on its irrespective selling price. .
], TT 0NIPso N8BRo OWN oal,5SS
~ feb 26-t ids. 4 5aSAuctloNeeEts...s
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Comets.

U There are three very faint comets now
visible; the position Of ono Of these on
March list is marked on the map at r,
"A new comet so bright as to be visible
even in q four-inch telescope was dlscoy-
cred by Borelly on December 20, 1904. jS II
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brighter during the month. On the 18th
it will n look like tho moon when about
five days old, but BY the 3lst; 1t VIII DO
a very narrow crescent. S8sii. y
Neptune Is in the constella ton Germlnt
III most excellent position for observation
with n small sized telescope. gs ssS
u Saturn has passed behind tho sun ana
J cannot be seen, Willie IA Mars stu rises
too late In the I'll evening and Is too far
from the eartl, to be satisfactorily &c OBJ OBJ:
served .ss
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LULU CHASER IT,; 81
Il STOPS HER TOUR

fl ESPECIAL to Tho Times D lspatcll.)
Il WILKES B ARI1E,. PA, Feb. NJ 7,--Miss
Lulu Gasser, W no has been starring In q
:riously iii with grip here Saturday that
yesterday she had I, to abandon her tour
for tho present. and was taken to her
homo In New York. tsst WA
Tho company ma v cancel Its dates until
slle RECEIVERS, as her leading man, Ber-
tram Wallis. has also been lid Up for
several days with grip.
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4 BY N. w. Bowe g. Son,
X r ell & Els tate Auctloneers.

E,T$RUSTEE,s SALE OF 8NIAGNIFI-S
III 95G CENT IA SUI URBAN r ESIDE NCE,
GROUNDS, & C,.,,f8 OPPOS1TE FORESTS
sHILLf PARK, AND o. irHE ELECTRIC
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G. MN

u "
fnJuly, 1888, 1 began to break out with
Eczema OH my head, legs and arms, ana mo
began treatment With local doctors, but
did,not get much relief. They said the dis
ease had become chronic, i then quit them
4 and tried various ointments and soaps for
another two years, but as soon as cold
weather came I was as bad off as ever, 80 y
finally decided to let medicine alone,-an
& for twelve or thirteen years did nothing.
towards curing the Eczema, except bath
!. ing. This seemed to do about as much
good as anything Iillad tried,
n During the time I lost about half OF
my hair, I began S. S. S. doubtful Of a
cure, because the disease had run SO long,
but soon discovered your medicine was
doing me good, and continued to take it,
] used seven bottles, when was COM
pletely cured not having single spot on
my body, which before was almost com.
pletely covered, F, G. NORFOLK,
1917 blackberry St., ottuHlwa, 1a,
The head, feet and hands are usually
the parts affected, though the disease ap'3
pears on otherpar Of the body, While ex,
ternal applications allay the Itching and
burning temporarily itisthe acidsthro.Wn
4 off by the blood that cause the irritation
aud eruptions upon the skin, The acids
. must be neutralized and the system cleans
ed Of all humors and poisons before the
cure permanent.
! j:
SIS. S, 10 guaranrI
teed cntirely free
n 81 ofPotash Arsenic
and other miner
/. Is ais, Book Oh the
skin and its dis
go MI eases sent free.
~ " Medical advice
n furnished free,
Tie Swift Specific Conpany, Atlanta, Co,
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Mayo, uctioneee|rl,.s 4
OF BAR.
1RESTAuRAiN T At At


Pursuant to decree Of tho District
Court Of the United States for tile IsnstsrnS
District q virginia. entered thfsYt11
sA,i nj Lawrence the undersigned rece' y 'tal
will sci AZ s GYhblic apst RHf, g l
commencing at IL o'clock In the On y, q e
entire stock OF A.. M Lawrence, si. u. aon1
sIats xhskes WigHs cIkf Pters clsa lso
I'm extra fine lot OF Restaurant and saloon
Fixtures such as Refrigerator cooking :.
Chairs. Counter stools, Lunch Counter.
Wall Cases, Extra Fine Front and lea. RSahs
CRYSTAL csa e Gass
on i B b 3 Beer Faucets and Coils. Cash
Register. Cnrbonatng (ias,Inbe sFtSt y g.:
laaT3 Mat, Double Work { Bench for 2
etc. ETC. III &c * 3Ais INK US q
s II Int MS-CRsl. J., ., q, I, -,
Receiver In Bankruptcy for a, ". LaS,S5
I s IN ileo. ". Mayo. Auct!oneer.
Feb, ass Mch. 4 5 4 IA s la sS 8sS5 l33aa3 III
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BY j I. Thompson Brown s.: Co,
h ID B sS$ 1113 Main Street. al s;;s

Az ONROE PARK RESIDENCE, MOP 4
lYYA LAUREL, NEAR " + RAN KILN 3 81 EN-
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Hotel Aston, S. Myers: Grand, II g. r.. Willis;
81 Cumberland, c.. Straus and wife: Hotel
Aston, Miss NJ c. "a Bethel = a. IN Plzzlni,
NeVarre, SNV. . RI Scot t "a s KS 5sS 3
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Fla, 4.-Path OF the annulars cell se OF the
sun March t6th. Il

was In the constellation Cetus and was
moving rapidly through PISCES ia e to y q
Aries, It's path from December Goth to
January 3d. lis shown, but unfortunately,
its position during March cannot yet be
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Called to Mothers Deathbed,

Mr., Al G. Brown has been called to tho
Brown was the wife OF the lato Dr. Nv, A.
Brown. Of Cincinnati. Young Mr.. Brown is
connected with tho Metropolitan Insurance
Company. MI g !, q. 4 4 Y z "a ~ N
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pR1c D oIrTT,'lL,E!.
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- BY Geo. w.
CSToCk AND
~ ROOM AM
PUBLIC AUCTIS
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Inredlcteu. Ea N ~ l.l A
The Annular Eclipse Of the Sun,
The astronomical event OF the year Will
be tho total eclipse. Of the sun which viii
occur on August s0th, Meanwhile on
March 9th so-called lannular) eclipse
will occur, but this viii not be Visible
in America During an 4apnular eclipse,
the moon does not entirely hide the sun
because the hlank=dsG |, Of the moon Is
smaller than that OF the sun, The up-
8penrance then Is as SHOWN IN Iigure y
the ring Of Intensely bright sunlight be-
ing visible entirely around the disc Of
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Venus is now the most brilliant object
Of the sky and 1t viii GROW continually
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CombinacioneS diplomatiCas
Protestss contra los ej'rsitos De pa,

Todas las combinacionespara la paz
como cuantas las diplomacia ha logrado
6 pretendido aderezar, tienen asiento y
base en- 10 que socialists, anarquistas
y otros pocos amigos de respetar 10
existente y consagrado por los siglos,
llaman fuerza bruts, y que ell vulgo
llama cailones, fusiles. bayonetas y
explosives.
Espaffa y Portugal. despues de ser
quienes mas sufrieron de las arrogan-
cias napole6nicas, y quienes. en- la me.
dida' de su capacidad, mas hicieron por
librar al mundo de sus efectos. no tu
vieron asiento en- los congresses de Vie.
ma y de Verona por falta de ejercitos