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CHAPTER XVIII.
Gordon Stands at Bay.

Jane Clermont had reached it before
him, her eyes storm of anger. She
tore the silver ornaments from her
costume, and dashed them at the feet
of the manager. How dare they. How
dare they!' she famed.
s.Don't talk" he snapped. II must
go on with the play or they will be
in here in five minutes. Don't wait to
change your dress-go. go, tell youi
Do you think want my theater tum-
bled about my ears?'
He cursed as the dulled uproar came
from beyond the dropped curtain.
Curious eyes mad turned to Gordon,
faces zestful, relishing, as he paused in
the doorway. The girl had not seen
him. But at that moment hurried steps
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CHAPTER XVII.
r,,,e n,,rstinc of the Storm

IIlc BI1FsIIIIs OF tlIC a5IOIIII'
Over the great. crow-footed face OF
London. full of tragedies. heavy fog
had fallen Dismal and murky, il lay
like a bOdiless incubus, shutting out
the shining sun and the sweet smells
OF spring and showers. To Gordon, in
the house on PiccadiIly Terrace, the
colorless dun had seemed to reflect his
own feelings. He was numbed- his
mind was stumbling through wastes of
dumb protest.
The links Of Mrs. clermont's forging
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This l. tho thir.I iastal,raent
OF The Castawag.- ono OF The
most widely read of tho books
OF the gifted authoress. Halle
faminie RivCs. "The Cast
away. written in a highly i'm
agnative style, and ccnterin2
around the life OF Lord Byron.
one of the most dasIin~ of
English literary figures, has
rapidly leaDed 10 tho front as
one of the most popular books
OF TIE Gay.
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Copyright. 1905. Bobbs-Merriu Coz

t(N n Y lady went out with Lady
WI Noel. my lord" Rushton
answered, ''and took the
baby with her Sir RalDh
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,Juxtaposition Of Names.

When we drew attention 10 that we'd
ding Sf Miss Wedlock and MI Marriage
the other day, we did llpt anticipate, lie
shower ot similar cases which cores
pondelsts have been pouring IN upon ps,,
From aaS$lllst2 OF twenty-slx authentic cases,
I'm most lnAtances glYlng particulars ana
dates, " select the following;
Az I1westoftt a Mr. Warmer and miss
Freezer were united In marriage.
At BristolsafM Bliasard and Miss Gale
were United An matrlmopy,
Mr.. Pitt.LeWls, @, Oh tried Sa#case Of
t3AlabasterS VS., White, not long after one
spf HiEh We. Low. and some time after
this OF HalfpennySys Penny.
Partridge Lane chapel a Mr.. Rooly
preached in5the morning. Mr., Partridge
An the afternoon and 2 Mr. Grow In Alle
evening sof the same day, The arrange
slnent WHICH, of COURSE sYAs not inthllr
tionals was made by a. Ml..s Guckpo,,sEiliq
was secretary Of the Sunday ~sellopl;i
An which Messrs, Finch, Martin. SWAilpW
ANA Rlyd8were teachers.
line Midland town harvest than isRlY-
ing services were conducted An kWQl
tchMrches on the same dpy=-in ono by Tbs
Roy. y r.. Flower and In the othes nv
the ReYssW. Iseafe.
Eoiile years ago tbp pa toi Y itols-
don chAreil vas named f4igg,s ana two
OF his deacons were Msesrs, Iipssfleaf
and rrvLoldo NaHsFSS
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Southern Railway

&scHEDuLBsI NaEFEECT&DE q. 1scs..AaS
38S TRA1NS&LEAVET RICHMOND.ISS#aI##
~: 100 "A. M.--Daily-Loca for8C Z.
II 80 F. M.-Daily--Llmited-Bur tos
Allan to and birmingham, New Crleans,,ES
@s&EsM Memphis Chattanoogatand allBthes south..4s8sss
Is 20 P.R .r--Ex..& 81 eysvilleSlocal.ssNNsa #AssaSs
u:30I OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES readya9:9o
46AsssP p M, for nl& the aBAsqa&SSsssS8 gasssS
s8Y RKsElYERA Ss@$asgss
~ Tho favorite route TO Bnlttmore and Eastern
pnlnts..s$sLcayo Richmond 20 +, as M.a.fSsSIfdaily..A
Ssa83 except sunday $co1lnectltg with amer
for: BaltlMo Mondays: yyVssdnesdays and
s:15sP aMs-Local--Mondnys wednesdays ana.
84:W n Except
connecting with steamers foragBaltiinore
sSS and river landings MondayE.&WednasrAy8
and Fridays.iS$ s Gamers call Eat III loUss
@ tcestera$ Point ALMONDS and Clay Bank sN#s
g4:5. A..sM.---Except SgSa sffttfr
RAINsSARRIVE$RIc s#sss.
q :a AN, and IA r. M..--FromS nll gthegSouth.
1855 p ], M..--TromSCharlotte and #Dnrhanl.Sg9Ss# @saAs$s
$40 a. M.---bron Kcysyyllle and u tnt dlatss
s ) 81 AL M.MDal.lly3 from$W,es Point w!thaR
more connections sundays Veg ssdayss a W.
1o:45 4. M..Wednaesdays ana Fridays ss:IoNlss
Nj, daily. except unday---Fro SYssss
q. IN .sWEsrBuRY,.SD Rl!oohin,ond .sSTassss
81. H,&HARDWfCK,s n. ~ INA
s8. fl. Il. B. ssPBHcnR, saen'l Issr,
Washin gtonsSiD .sssCI sSS@$r Ea #SSssSNsat
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Carnegie's $1,000 Lunch.

The statement that Mr.. Andrew Carne-.
Sgta once paidTn thousand dollars for .
single luncheon for himself would so for
q piece Of gross and reckless extrava-
ganceSbon the part@of the famous Pitts
burger were the statement not followed
by details which give 1t quite another
5color..SaThe ,outlnyaWns, IN fact. $opoasioned
by one OF those promptingasof a generous
snndSnoblo spirit which haveSnlready given.
Mr. Carneglesa rank among the greatest
philanth:opistsSthat the world a known
8I..@sappears that Mr.. Carnegie while on a
visit IN Pittsburg some years ago, TOOK
ride on q locomotive fBwithRan8engineer
by the nameSof Fred 3Fleck. Flo became
hungry and, catching sight Of Fleck's,
SSdinner-pailsin the cab ~heRsnatched 1T
Cleaned It out completely He IS said to,
have eaten like MISUNDERSTANDING the
cold cofree ana finishing The scontentsaof
the pail to the last@crumb. Having fin
ished, Mr. Carnegie at tbs hun
CRY Tleck and ended up by assurlngshlml
that he would pnysllinaweu for i meal
some time, for no had never tasted one
chat seemed so good. This promise was
FULFILLED the al Their day. h the Oldagen-
gineerfreceiva SfrbmSSM ,$SGarnegieSSa letter
Recalling the incident and eincloslng q
check for $1,000, Mr.&+Carnogie may coli
slider himself us our guest at gdinnerssany
day when he feels particnlarly8huunpggry .--
BlIesliess Weekly.2@Ss4 5@@ s&3SS8&@
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PASSING OF PASS
Railroads Stake Much Or Hope
Of Radical Change.

The effect OF the agreement BY 9 NUM-
Der of railroad companies 10 issue no
passes after January list exceptsHto thleiR
employees Is much discussed inatransppTtas
stloifl circles. THE railroads will interrl
change pnsses for each Others employees.
I'd show exactly who will he afehtedd BY y.
this orderasis not easy as, th~6sconpantesI
are not in tho habit 2pf opening their free
list for public inspection, In Reneral,skit
DO stated that ~ will AFFECT court
Judges and officials. city oflcels, execu'l
tive, an well as administrative, Including
city oouncilnleny and clerks of the cqplll-
eli branches; executive and administfa-
tive onlcers OF State governments, iinclud-l
ing members of the Legislature melnhers
iof til United States Senate and House OF
REPRESENTATIVES and all othars In the
government service Of both highland low
degree. as well AS employees Of sneWRsEpqpt-
.pers. The order, aafunderRtp0ds. means
the entire abolition Of The free pass Ssyy ri
TEN, except asst relates e erailroaaf m
plpyes. There .is to BE- no Distinction ",
M now asserted; even In favor of the PIps-
ident OF the United States, on tho lines
whieh have become parties to the agrees
Nent, 8,
GsrgymenY and members of religious,
orders, Who have heretofore trayeled at
reduced rates are llkewlse affeetea by
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things. the oriiglin Of the b%arber,sspole has
been attributed to tile most toutlandish
and far-fotched sources, among others
the association with the word8S""poll
head, with which the barber has chiefly
to do. AS a simple Mntter OF history
however. and not SO long ago., either the
barber had business with$other parts Of
the body, and performed certain opera.
tions which are now restricted to sstlej
medical pruc titione q. u the chief of which
was bleeding, and thereby hangs the
present tnle. ss@S$
The gtnff. which every patient about to"
undergo blood-letting, was given to hold
In his or her hand during the proceedings.
was sfrequently,.w not in use, placed
outside the door, and soon became the
recognized sign Of the selfsconstitutedl
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out fetiocks, but who also rides on
wheels and not In the saddle II ~ q sad
departure from the customs of our fathers
but a well nigh general one. 85Johrsoti
on horseback and Gillian In the buggy
are Representatives OF epochs in Virginia
as differing IN character az do tho
s:gowns' OK the peasant differ from the
DRESSED Of our grandnlotierss The
world, they tell sus, Is getting to BIO
featuresso %nnte-bellum life In Virginia
which have been bktted out, and In tho
death of which mankind is distinct loser.
We viii, never look upon their like again.
After leaving Oakland I crossed the
Appomattox River and went over into the
county OF Amelia to examine one Of Atc
most remarkable farms OF southsldeE Vir-
tEinia. It waB until d few years since
owned and worked by the late Joseph
Wilson, who In his day wasss prince
among farmers, and who managed his
little kingdom-for Kingdom IT was--with
consumnlate skill and wisdom. There
are some 1000 acres IN the tract. and
most of the cleared landscan be seen from
the dwelling house, which Is located on
d graceful and commanding efninence,
guarded by gigantic trees and surrounded
by an attractive lawn. The uplards arc.
rolling. and, vet such Is the care with
which the hillside bitches were cut that
there Is no trace OF gully to be {oundi
anywhere on the place. 4g il
OLD QUARTER
NEGRO quarters double frame houses.
arc scattered at intervals over the farm,
and though built "hGfo, de 5walh"' are
In admirable state OF preservation, and
are living Witnesses OF the fact that tho.
slaves OF those days were we'll loused;
and not only were they we'll housed, but
we're well fed, we'll clothed and well
cared for In all that contributed to physi-
cal comfort sick slave was as care
fully nursed sns was u sick son, and the
family doctor was MS quickly called to
the bedsidcIof the one as he was to tho
bedside OF tho other and II this sin-
stance, the slaves Of Master Wilson ap-
preciated the fact, for neither freedom!
nor the Wild promise Of forty acres
and a mule induced them to leave those.
comfortabl cabii, homes. nor the employ
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.wNTERPOCK MAY
be GOAL CENTER.
Wealthy Owner Of Chesterfield
Coal Area Developing His
Property.
MANY SEAMS UNCOVERED.
American Match Factory Also to
Be Enlargcd-Tte Gould
Lands On Appotnattox.
Especial 10 The Titnes- D!spatch.)

4FHEfA&0pSC1AS GAEH4
WINTERPOCK, VA, December @.-
This Is one Of the Interesting spots in
Virginia to me. II Is a place rich IN
memory, has q thrilling present and g
ssnlost inviting future. Near here the first
coal ever found In this county was mined,
81 and here for years Clover Hill and Bright
Hope were successfully and proftably
worked.
The older people I meet with rs I 80
from place to place have much to tell
mo OF the late Judge Cox, and the young
en- are 10 familiar with his life.hlstory
That they speak OF lin as though they
knew him in the flesh. He was the maB-
ter = pirssssc :.'s day IN whlch he lived,
H@icadcf..i in business and Hpciul circles.
! find here q grandson, a member OF
tho firm OF Messrs. Sims and Coz, who
arc active, progressive and successful
merchants.
Mr.. G. +. Eenly occupies the old COM
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Dutch TRAVELLING.

Twarl fislisrys Is hrohnetvisscherij) until
recent years was o. little Importance In
Holland, being carried ontsby small ves-
sells near tho coast and very little ac-
count was taken 81 It. There was no
plete statistics, but 1t aprears evident that
tho fishing BY tile small trawlers Is much
less valuable than itswas;t the fish taken
by them at Sheveninge Kntkij III. and
sNoordwljk, tl,ree..o Of the chief places. In
1900 was worth l2..2ssb pounds. While last
year the value was only 4..75s.t says the
English Fish Trades$G agette.8&5 NE pen-
ing o the great port OF &Ijmuideng created
eW orr. IN Dutch traWlsn &. only one
there are over forty. IN 1sy4 $Tmjuiden
Wns visited on Z. s14I.occasiong by steam
trawlers. against 1,,7l0li ii 81 0ss;; the value Of
the fish landed there by the Dutch steam
trawlers was ll $50 hounds. 8 nst les..;,
nearly s. 900 pounds. 1880 he total value
ssof the fsh landed ut 1jmulddenY by the
Dutch steam traWlers was only 1865
pounds. Clearly therefore, Holland ls
forging ahead in this deparement even
quicker than In the herring hshtns.---
Fishing Gazette. #%E $@8sSs
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when their width will appear to be but.
they viii besinst q open out again, 3putswoi
will not@v!ew8them xaetly.sedgewlsesth this
year. During january their apparent
width wtlljdecrease from one-sixthSto one
eleventh. of8tiejr length.
THE planet Neptune is in the oonstel'a-|
ton Gemlni,, g8SSdirectly below the bright
star E,s5sF1gures1,dn east Of the parrot
stars Mt R.,$s6 To enable the possessor3
Iofb small telcscopeS$t to find this little
body. stheaportionaof$the sky below is
shown enlarged @in& Figure 2. Thu. planet
will begseen 7astsa faint. greenisl,, eighth
magnitude star. ayaSlittle to the west OF
world 5000 miles IN diameter moving
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The Old Company Store At Wintterpock...

busy lereabouts since the war, and yot
81 am told OF vast acres upon which no.
attack has! us yet been made, and ot
oihar tracts which were cut over q
decade ago. and are now being gone over
again with better results than formerly.
i know OF one tract o. land In Chester
field bordering the sAppomattpx Rtlyai
which was sold some years since fol
1900, and now tho owner has been offered
s45, 900 for the timber, and Is asking
$4,000. II Is literally true that ...Old Yir-1
GINA never tires" r.. b. B, #
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the change. Thcy will have TO pay full
fare. after the order goes into effect.
The lines which are parties to the
agreement include the Pennsylvania, Bal
tItnore and Ohio, New York Central, Lee
high Valley, Reading, Chesapeake and
Ohio and the Norfolk and Western.
What the roads will save by this action
Iis problematicai, It is we'll understood
that many perEons would ride Wien they
could go free when they would not do go
when required to pay .fare. frlenas. OF
municipal, State and re(1o1al officials
will be cut OF from a~Eperdnisite long en-
{joyed.
s It Is said that the new policy has not
been adopted by the railroads because OF
any knowledge bf8 widespread abuse OF
privileges. IN fact, IL Ii 8declafed, cases
ARE rare where O. deliberate attempt at
deceptionfor fraud has developed. It Is
rather the result, railroad men say, OF q
general public sentiment that IT IS q
discrimination In favor of classes or indt-
viduals. Some States, 1t Is said, prohibit
their officers from accepting passes. II is
rather In anticipation Of the growth OF
this sentiment than any existing abuse,
1t IL said, which has prompted the cause
5of the railroads at this time.
Tie records OF the Baltimore and Ohio
show Interesting instances OF how tho
pass privilege Is regarded - some per-
Sons, one developed recently which had
such a touch OF humor In 1t that 1t nj
most secured the applicant what he asked,
but It did not. A resident Of Vulcan, III.
whom It Is not unfair to call Smith, al
though that Is not his name, wrote to
the passenger department Of the Balti-
more and Ohio for q pass from his home
to Washington and back. Tho ground on
which he asked for the pass was thatsh
was a Judge. The request was referred
to the western division Of the company,
at Chicago, for investigation. In a short
time an answer AMI back. The case had
been looked Into, and the only claim to
the title OF fudge" which the applicant
tho horse racing at the county fair.-Bal-
;timore saun.
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n ik&7WN5ffo|kS'|,W'IllI'6l;si|H|'I'nll N
Noyenber -. 1905,

aek3& LIIAVHS Sa4MsEs
q 100 A. M.--NuttpULA IMl1HU ArrtymS
N eIWf L il:s9 q. q; sttops Only at4 Pettersbura
Wc rs Ky E.As1Ns LOUIS AND cA1IcAdoJ Ex,sss
Z, 3 GSS. PayIor Car. Broller Service PeterSE
burs to LynchbuFg and Roanoke, Pullns1a
y ! = npI I. ulso Roanoke to- Knuxvlllu.8 and Knoxs
Silisa u Memphis. Cafe Dining Car. Hoanoks9ka
Wi a,iS' - oMAt.--RoANoKH EMPRESS gsr
fsv :p' /. ochAN sHslItg n Al.
n y sWSaavarly and Hutlo.k.s Connects wishE
nt ZANE TO Boston,z EEoyldenee, New Yorfi.
B = .5s SM.MFor Norfolk and all tatattons est
q = 3: nst =: DMat:sE.NRW ORLEANS SHORT LIND
1,siirnnn Sleepers Richmond to Lynchbur9 and
s I, o Y Y ka. Petersburx to Rrlsto.,S Lynchburgs la
3Ghsttnnoogn, Memphis and New Or!eanr Cafes
DINING - SSsMI.'.-WEsTERN EXPRESS, 4ruilrn,,aaa
Eisaner. Hichmon and Petersburg To- Nas1
RRasfora. and Roanoke 70 ch!casp,@ cafs DplniHe
ca rra,na arrlyys, from The Wet !;taS 4. n, s::any
~ H., and S;1s T. Nj, from Nprfolk ll;41 "A. y.
and $3.50 p Nj. ~, $3.50. asSssRS
Sl W Il. REYIII. y..5.4 81, u ].
!" asn'l,s pass All. Dlst, Pass AIt.
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telescope, or even In a good pair or opera
glasses, 1t will then be clearly visible.
The Netv Comet!

On November 18th d bright nav comet
was discovered by Or. schaer, Of Geneva,
Switzerland It was then within four de-
grees Of the North Pole OF. the heavens,
and III extraordinary rapid motion, 30
that by December 4th 1T had passed en-
stirely across the sky to appoint below tina
equator. The path Of this body between
November 18th and December 4th Il
w vpsTn OBJECT inIs without Any any. tail pnInv Which aD HAD
passed around the sun on October 18th
and is now RAPIDLY receding from us.
Unfortunately at the time this paper Is
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above the ground between tho two Dog
stars In the southeast. and 9enyelop!ng
the beautiful Capella directly overhead.
The point In Whfchsi 1t meets the ground
tifui Northern Gross, Swhiab IS % Just
beginning to dlsappear,5eto be- seen no
more until next May.
Just boloW% Orion may be traced out
lions OF 1Lepus Or the Hare, and Column
lblA or tho Dove The first OF these Is
supposed Ito be fleeing from the hunter
dove Set tree BY Noah. the ak being
the small group Of stars Il the Milky
Way.Ntog%rhe east OF CanissMajor The
two Highest starsyeof IepusAatA and-R
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Fig. Part 81 Flg.s enlarged 70 show
petition of Neptune.

ssma1lersdistnnce. The start ssnboutg three
$timesSas large as our sun and At Is forty
The rateaof nearly ten niles q second.
~ little aboves sirius$nnd to the East
another very brillinnt blush starHwill at
Boncegbe noticed. This Is the Lesser Dog
star Procyon,, EEwhichIis also q great sun
sually so bright It Is but slightly far
Their away from us than the GREATER Dog
star, and Isl, like that body, rapidly APP
pronching us, its. velocity being nearly
sslx4rniles} second. S ss}E
IA Milky Way will be seen appearing
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handages were used inEtt.e operation, one
twisted around the arm before bleeding,
and the other used to bind It nfterwards;,
these would often be kept wound around
the pole for convenience, 80 Is to be
ready attaslhnnd when needed. ana so when
IN the course OF time a. permanent pole
was planted outside the barber's door, IT
taesentstiDn Of the two 4bnndages ono
white andsthe other blood -stained) ,;son
y. ana y WAS SO done nccordlngly.--PMl-
ERdelphiat& JnqpireEsBs
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OF ID humane. honest and Kindly em-
ployer until death broke tho bonds.
FINE TIMBER.
Since the death OF Mr, Wilson, 3fcssrs.:
Winfree and Son have become owners
of this valuable property, md are now
busy cutting HI acres Of valuable origi-
growth and shurry!ng the timber into
market. They in turn have sold the land,
minus the timber. % the Gould Eyndi-l!
5catc,gFwho..sI am told, viii In time flood
1T to carry out their project of Aimmense
electric power neal. Petersburg,an and at
the same time make the Appomnttox.
navigable between Petersburg and Farm
VILE. Speaking OF. tho timber on this
one farm reminds ms to- say that tho:
timber interests OF this entire section
81; q marvel to me. Men and mules, saw
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The whole sky is now filled With the
5magriincent winter consultations. Orion,
tor the Hunter, the most striking group
81 ali, IS exactly south, and will! be easily
recognized by tho three very bright, stars
which form the hun,ters, belt. Above
Orion is the beautiful. group Taurus. Or
almost exactly overhead, there shines out
the golden colorcd Cnpella,t a wonderfully
brilliant distant sun, which ernits $50
times os much light as our sun docs sa
no tho east OF Taurus Is the beautiful
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u e CT Rlehmonds S'ElI'
M s&Af Frederlckaburs "
omao8R

I -.
Fans Leave NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
s:te A. H,-Oatly-Byr st. HThrouxh. 8a5S Sss5H
S:S A.M.--Dally-Maln 81. ThrouSh. s8asS 385s$
70 c CO.. M;EW .eeh Ashland i.
s:4o A.t;a,1Ms.-Daily--Byrd 81. rhronsh. Locais
sls: q noon-Week payHRyrd 81 .Rrhroush.S8fs SS
burg Aeeonmodatio on 49, "a ssasa.ts.pysaS
e;s0 e &; m;aX sex s Z ay's.--IEalnbsas ashland A.
.s e, r. M.-..Da!ly-Byr at. .s.hroushs. 3
ralns 81 Arrlvs f& Observation-Disclosures
q ESQ s. al lshs3l Day.-Eloa- Ashi.nA a.
s:2o !. M..-Week pays--Byrd ss, Frsdsneks,ss
burG accommodation SM
s.Ss A.. M.---Daily-Byr Through ssssE
u:b kA.4M-.W s4%s Days--Byrd st. Through.
2:l! aM.-psily-Main st. Throush SssSs
$50 I :; M s, DNalys---Elba. Ashland ~
rs u. M.-Daily-Byr ST. Through. @a##ss
200 =. A:-Dally--Byr st IIoells
e $50 P.M .--Daily--Ma st, Through
nond. ~ 20 ~ week days. and local accon-ss
. Tims IS srrlv.l. ana depparture.S aad sonnsss:.
SW.fD: puT1E, Y, GULF .sP!srAYLoRs
dene'll Man'rip.8S Asst k den.l,a an.,r..STra
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BY on. scHAER, or SWITZERLAND. slRlU
THE NORTHERN CROSS ETC.
.LE. ASTRONOMER OF THE aUNlVERsIrY5 OF PENNsYLVANIA.

telescope the planet now appears very
far from round. resembling the moon
Saturn is al excellent object for obs
8servation& In the early evening; y does
SGT Until .h%alf-pasts eight, ana as
the sterss aregclearly visible Il, rnid-wlns.
Tor two or three hours after sunset Tie
rings are now slowly closing up because
are moving toward q position IRON
which we View them edgewise. This
narrowing will continue untn June 9th,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31

m,d-winter group. Gemini, or the Twins;I
still further east the bright group Leo
the early0eveningp sky for the first time
this winter, while between Genlni and
#LeoSthere lies the strange, flint little
the groupsgof the Zodiac, th~rorgh#Whiel1l
the Chaldeans supposed that the souls.
Of men descended from heaven, into
human bodies.d Southeast Of Orion is the;
sGreater&4og3 star Sirius, a star which
appears to us! toSbesth most brilliant4$ofs
all the starsSsofs$ the sky, although aetna ",
1t is not Hrernarkably bright.a98It is great
iattve8 nenrness to US. only two or three,
others having $50 far as Is yet known, a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
Atlantic Coast line.

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