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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-18
BACK FROM RICHMOND.

Mr. Lewis II Mschen returned from
Richmond ct noon today and expressed
g,ad6cation at the action OF Governor
SEspson ia respiiiDg Johnson, Pines and
D1rssy until January IA De said the
governor Listened very patiently to his
plts for 8 delay Of the executions and
is evidently considering carefully the
q lesiou Of committing the sentences TO
lie imprisonment. he is resdiug the
rtc nd ia the johnson case thoroughly,
IS we'll 50 the various petitions, letters
and other cymmDnIcatiOOs which have
been seut to hin. Mr.. Mscben, who
faIa soung conviction of the innocence
OF the condemned meU, is hopeful that
eventually The governor will be con-
WINGED that there is sufficient doubt OF
their guilt to warrant giving them life
sentences,
The new date set for the execution OF
the meu is expected to be well after the
couelusion OF tie trial of Henry Smith,
toe negro upon whose evidence the
three men we're sentenced to death. 1t
Is the hope of Mr. Mschen ths. his trial
will develop such disbelief 10 his evil
dsnce that it may result 10 commute
ton Of The sentences OF his clients.
Mr.. Macheu while in Richmond
visited johnson, Dorsey and Pines 10
the peniteDtiaty. The frat two named
expressed their qualification of the
services be had rendered them aud
seemed much pleased at the respite. Not
40, however, with Pines. He said he
would lost IS lief die now as any olheI
time AID that be bad not eeen treated
fairly, Pines 90 account of bis noisy |
bebsgior IA The peniteDtiary has been
removed from The eel occupied by Dor
sey snd johnson aud placed In lees
desirable cell beneath them. This seems
90 Worry him very much.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

Owing to the change 10 the weather
aud many people being unprePsred 10
meet 1t the crowd was not az large IS
usual at the Opera House lsst night,
but this did not detract from the quality
of the show put on BY Mr.. John T. Nc.
Osslin and his troupe of vaudeville stars
It is really o treat to visit the Opera
House as the pictures and acts OF vsude'
Vile ere changed nightly, both of which
features are Of q top notch class. The
Guy johnson Stock Company will return
Friday night.
Az will be seen by the advertisement
of the Surprise Theatre there will be 50
entire cbsDge of programme at this
popular house tonight. The failures OF
The ftst three nights we're pronounced
great and 1t is predicted by the manage
ment that those TO appear here the last
three nights will be better. No smuse'
ment house 10 this section gives more
pleasure for the money than does the
Surprise,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-18
COOL WEATHER.

There mas teen q decided touch. OF
winter IL this city aud vicinity during
,he past sc hours. The mild and damp
weather which prevailed early yesterday
morning wss followed later by sudden
change of the wind from the south to
the west, when angry looking Fable
clouds banked up IN The heavens snd
wers soon waited over this city. The
wind became high and the temperature
began to drop. By dark old Bjrtas
was making himself felt and compars-
lively few people we're on the streets. The
wind cams 10 heavy flaws through
out the night, duung most of which
time the heavens we're overcast With
clouds. ct "a early hour this morning
the SKY WAS clear. The mercury yes
terday morniUg -'oo1 at co.; this morn
ing it registered $40.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-18
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS LEO
TURE5.

Tomorrow night tho second OF the
series Of the complimentary lectures and
musical entertainments scheduled by
Flzyersld Council, Heights OF Columbus,
for tbe winter month, will be held 10 the
Young Mems Sodalty Lyceum. Rev. +.
G Fitzyerald, 0. P, OF The Dominican
House of Studies, Catholic UniVeIsity,
will talk on The "Bible." An Interest
sus musical programme will be rendered
by the following we'll known local
4sIenn: Mesdames Fowler and De DER
and Messrs, Richard Writ snd Kenneth
Ogden, with Mr. Sherman b. Fowler
accompanist. These lectures and en-.
tertsinments will be complimentary end
open to the public, there being no cards
Of admission Issued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-18

BASKETBALL.

At ArmOIy Hall las: night tie A l..
/. o1ints added two more victories to
Their credit when they defeated the two
Y NJ. S. L. basketball leans 10 two OF
tae most evenly matched games played
here this season. Both games we're wit
pesstd by q lsrge crowd that nearly
filed the seats that are erected Tor toe'e
games.
The 6rst game between the A l. l..
second, ADD Y. NJ s. l.. Jfs. resulted
10 score of Z to 4. The feature plays
we're made by Harper and Koignt Tor
the soldiers snd Oorbelt for the Lyceum'
ties.
The second game with the A. l.. l.
against the Y. M. S l.. seniors netted
victory for the soldiers by score OF
1S 10 IL. Trenary made two sensation
al baskets from near center and can
easily be called the altar player OF the
evening, with Kirkpatrick and Toomey
close secords for the honor. The follow
inc were the lineup OF both games;
UTpcT GAME
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-18
COURT OF APPEALS.
The Court of Appeals yesterday heard
the fnllnRinQ casesi

The court Of Appeals yesterday heard
the following cases;
City of Richnond against the Model
Laundry; sppesled from the police
court The laundry was charged with
having a boiler and steambtaliug ap.
pata us In which o!her than anthracite
coal Is used 10 violation OF the smoke Or
dinsuce. Writ Of error granted.
Washington Luna Park Company va.
Goodrich. Argued by John 8, Barbour
for plaintiff 10 error and Ohsrles F.
Digs and Leo P. Harlow for defendant
in error; submitted.
Hecksher, ct al. vs.. Blsnlop; partly
argued and continued.
Atlantic Ooqst Line Rsil9ay We.
Osples' Administrative; Virginis-CafO.
lima Chemicsl Company vs. Southern
Express CJmpsuy; johnson Va. Miohaux !;
Board of HsndleT trustees Va, Winohes-
ier Memorial Hospital Ell al B'sdley
& o.. vs.. City of Richmond; City OF
Dsuyille ". Thornton; Miller ct 81. vS.
Nenuimsn & Bro. ct al; Young vs..
Camp Manufacturing Company, aud
Wright vs.. Camp Manufacturing Con.
psny; being Nos. s to Is inclusive on
argument docket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-18
CORONER,s INQUEST.

A coroner's jury hss been summoned
to meet at Domaine & Sons undertaking
psrlors this afternoon to investigate the
death of Melissa Piper, cOlored, who
was drowned 10 the dock at the foot OF
Princess street several months ego. The
woman, 1t will be remem bered, was on
a scow from which il WAS said she fell
into the dock, DR.. More will Coz
duct the investigation. The following
are the jurymen: MesstS, B. W. Cline,
P. O. TImbermsu, M. Morris, Edgar
War6sld, it,, W. s. Scboeni, jr, and
NJ. T. DGyer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-18
PRAOTICING lard,

Tbst the Alexsudrs Athletic Olnb's
I oltal tasm does uot exp ct Walk
EVER S. n5dsj, 10 their game WITH the
Ssmen GuaueIs' eleven at l. syue
! ARK, Wishing or, is shown By the lac
ia, ihe locals have been getting the
} I'd st sort Of work Ibis week 10 Prsps-
, 'uon for the game. Ii ad Coach Bsv'
''ley lie ddlhcg into ,he A. A. Os.
y soy OF the formations snd Trick plays
- used while at The V p. 1 aud The
lJSs expect 20 spring a oig surprise OD
I. cir heavy oPPoueuls Judging from
tie advance sale Of tickets, 1t looks very
Il ach ss IT Alexsndris will hold her own
Ia the roofing line.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-18
LOCAL BREYIlTEs.

There WAS no SESSION Oh the foilce
Court this morOing.
40 amendment hes been issued TO the
charter of the District OF Columbia
Paper Manufacturing Company, Alex
sndria, increasing capital stock from
$50, 900 to $4,000
The Alexaudia Athletic Club and
the SeameD Gnnuers elevens will play
game of football on next Saturday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock Of American
League Park, Washington.
The Thanksgiving Day union service
will be held this year at the Second
Presbyterian Church aud The sermon
will be preached BY Rev. j. NJ. Holmes,
Of the NJ. P. Church.
The Madrigsl Quartette of Washiug-
ton will give q concert st the Young
Peoples Building OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church Sluth tonight An
interesting programme has been pre-
pared for the occasion.
Jack, the little son Of Mr.. George
a. Robinson, while visiting 10 Rose-
mont, vas bitten on the srm 10 two
places yesterday afternoon by large
newfoundland dog. BE received i'm
mediate medical attention and 10
serious results are spprehended.
Attention is called to the stupendous
sale Of childreB's shoes now 10 progress
at Bernheimer a. Company. Only two
more days in which to get your choice
Of resl bargains 10 these essentials to the
cbild's comfort. Remarkable cut IN
prices which should be taken advantage
Of.
A number OF B4ptists from this Sec
ton of the stste arrived here today and
will tonight leave for Norfolk to attend
The animal meeting Of the General Bip-
tist Association, which meets there to-
morrow. Rsvs. Messfs. Watson and
Hobbs, Of this city, will attend he meet
ing.
Georgetown College has abolished
foatball. This announcement was made
Yesterday by The faculty, which notified
The Georgetown Athletic Association
that the game would be discontinued
until such time as the rules may be
framed as to exclude all possibility Of
dagger to life and limb.
The rafteu beneath q stone hearth
at the residence OF former Judge o. E.
Nicol, 3lo north Washington street,
we're discovered to he burniOg last night,
No alarm wss sounded, bat Ohief Petley
With the Columbia hose wagon and three
men soon appeared on the scene and
,ubdued the fire With an extinguishtr
befors any serious damage resulted.
Hear he concert tonight al 8 o'clock.
300 bushels Choice Michigan Potatoes SOC
per bushel, zoe per peck; large cans Best
Tomatoes 25c. cans Sugar Corn 25c, cans
String Beans 25c, cans Early June Peas 25c
3 cans Pink Sslmon 25c, 2 cans Best Fish
Poe 25e, 7 pounds Pure Buckwheat 25e,
cakes Star or Circus Soap 25c, | peck Best
Onions go, large bag Table Bell Flour zoe,
Elgin Creamery Butter 35c per pound, Best
Butterine zoe per pound, 2 pounds arr Com.
pound 25c. W. P. WooLL3 q Son, Royal
and Wolfe Streets. noFlo tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-18
WATERWAYS CONVENTION.

Over 500 men, representing macy
activities IN eastern states and cities,
met 10 Norfolk yesterday and With unsn-
unity and enthusiasm urged the con-
struclion OF deeper inland waterways
from Msine TO Florida.
Impetus was given TO the project OF
deeper inland waterways between the
north and south. Men prominent lie
public and commercial life in Atlantic
coast states urged the great national eu-
terprlse. A bond issue OF $5O, 900, 600
for waterways vas favored. Connection
Of the Chesapeake aud DelaSsre bays
by ship canal was urged. The Predic-
ton wss made that the inland water
ways will be q real fact 10 ten years.
Among the speakers oil the day were
OonereUmsu Moore, of Philadelphia;
Mayor Rddlck, OF Norfolk; Congress
man Ransdell, of Loulsisns; Hon. John
B,rrett, Lewis Nixon aud Ohas. Herbert
CLARK, oil Philadelphia
The programme this moroipg was as
follows:
Presiding officer, Congressman John
Lsmb, OF Virginia,
The Nsysl View Of Inlaud Wa'er.
ways at Home and Abroad" Rear Ad.
mirsl o. 8. Spsrry.
1.-THE Iuland Route South to Nor
tolk," Anthony Higeins, former senator
from Delaware.
"Opening Cape Ood," August Bel
mont, New York.
"Ihe Ont at Besuforl," J hu a.
5msll, from Nor h Carolina.
Declaring that the perfec.ng ofsn ade.
quate system II inlaId WlterWajs 10 Gu ALSO.
lutte necessity for national defense, Rfsr I'D.
miral Spsrry, speaking at the convention Of
the Atlantic Deeper waterways Assoc alton
today declared that it almost national
crime that the entrance to Chs peake Bay
hes not been properly forti led long ago He
declared the people OF the + gion bOuld insist
tibet Congress act 1t once Former u. y.
ser atos Higgins, Of Delaware, Il clartd that
il The Fem ylvapia tailW4y uld aho d to
nav many millions to enter New York citv,
the government could we'll afford to push to
completion zeal public necessity. August
Be mont. Of New York, declared that the
Cape Cod Caral. How in progress Of construc-.
zion, will solve tie problem Cf safe and
short route from New Engl'nd to the South
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-18
STEAMER JAMESTOWN SOLD.

The Norfolk and Washington Seam
boat C1mpsny have sold the steamer
Jsmestopn to parties in Brfzil, snd 1t
is expected That she will leave shortly
for that country. The jamestown,
which is said to be the only freproof ex-
cur,on s!esmsr il this couutry, WAS
built 10 1906 st Newport NeWs, ana
cost 1920 600. During the succeeding
yesr sue ran on the route between Wash
iugtou, Alexandria sud the Jamestown
Exposition grounds, aod subsequently,
"a 40 excursion STEINER on the Potomac
during the summer months.
10 the early psri of the nineteenth
century the old steamer POiOmpe ran on
the lire between Alexandria and Nor
folk. She was a sidewheeler, WITH
slidiae beam and very SLOW, making
but one trip a week. She, too, was sold
10 plr,i,s 10 Brazil after having been
isken of The Norfolk route.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-18
PERSONAL.

The many friends and acquaintance
of Mr.. ]. W. Hammond, VINO became
seriously i'll on Tuesday night, will be
Glad to learn thst his condition hiss mA'
terislly improved.
The condition OF Mrs. Il. B. Hudson,
who has recently been i'll at her home 10
this city, Was slightly improved today.
DR.. Julian I. Miller, U. 5. N, sta
toned at Norfolk, is visiting bis family
Ia this city.
Mr.. John A. Marshall and wife have
returned from a pleasant visit to Phila-
delphia and GsrmantoWn, Pa, aud At
lantic City, N. j.
Capt. j. V. Davis and his bride we're
in the city today and called on many Of
their friends. Capt. Davis was married
at Hartford, Comp, on October %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-18
ODD FELLOWS

The O}d F.lllws, Of Washington are
MAXIM srlat gemeDts for The exempll'
ficaliou Of The ,,lualistic work st their
man nall on 7th street uor,hResk On
Friday evening (l9ib) the initiatory
end first degrees will ne conferred By
Z .stera aud Fede,sl City Lodges re-
sp C lively, and on next Friday, the 26 b,
,he second snd third degrees will be
conferred by Harmony and Columbia
Llcge', respectively. A number of Odd
FrHowa from this city will attend on to
morrow evening to witness the confer.
ring OF the degrees.
A ".moker" was given by The mem.
her, OF P.t)Usj Lodge, No. SO, Of this
city, last evening at their hall on north
OJlumbus stfc {.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-18
MODEL CONFECTIONERY.

Mscaulay, the noted author, has sait
that the Augustan delicscy Of taste ID
the boast Of the great public schools Of
England. II the graf Mscaulsy was
living today his isstidions accuracy
would be grAti6ed II be visited the cou-
fecsionery OF Mr.. b. Bloch, 6l5 King
street. For the luxurles so much crHVeo
By the young aud old, for the delicacles
of the table, q visit to the PromiIe
coniectioBer would be convincing. Neat
ness cbaract,rizss bis establishment
while haste is The WStchword 10 Milling
orders. His corps OF clerks are kind
and obliglng, and Alexandria city end
its people should be proud Of such 40
establishment. He Ia especially pre-.
pared to Gil Thanksgiving orders aud
ouly awaits the coming Of his patrons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-18
MIR. BULLA IN WINoHE9TER.

Rev. Charles D. Bola, Of Alexandris,
pastor of the Southern Methodist Church
in that city, aud fOrmer pastor of Brad
dock s rect Church, Winchester, arrived
Monday evening to assist the Rev. }:
W. D1ffsy in revival now being held
at Braddock S rect Church Mr., Bulls,
who preached q special sermon st the
service last night, Was warmly welcomed
by bis many friends here, sod held suite
a reception. A special choir Furnished
the music. He expects to remain here
until the revival closes, II Winchester
Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-18
@MR. WEDDERBURNs HOME
RIIRNS

The handsome residence OF Mr.. A j
Wtdde burn, al "W dderburn," 90 the
W. & o r r., 10 upper Fairfax county,
was totally destroyed by FIRE between ii
and IL O'clock today. Ths house ives
valued At between $l2, 600 and SIS. 900,
and the furniture, books, &C., ct about
5000. Mr.. Wetderburo was 10 this
city II the time. This is he fourth fire
be hs, sustained 10 the past few yesrs.
The total insurance Is about &c 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-18
MR.. PADGETTs INJURIES.

Mr.. John B Padgett, who was ip'
jared by falling sigu in Washington
Yesterday morning, was taken to The
Emergency Hospital 10 that city, where
six stitches were taken over bis left eye
aud four on the bsck of bis head als
left arm and hip we're also injured. Mr.
Padgett was later brought to his home
10 this city. His injuries, while pain
fol, are not regarded ss serious.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-18
ORIENTAL COURT.

Oriental Court, No. 10, composed Of
members Of Alexandria Council No. SO,
Jr. o. u. A., held most interesting
meeting last evening following which
the mem bership repaired to the cafe Of
Mr.. james Msgner where an oyster sup
per was delightfully."- served.
Alexandra Council No. 80 will to-
nieht confer the degrees of the order
upon a number of candidates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-18
FUNERAL.

The funeral of The late Alexander
Bsauregsrd took place ibis afternoon
from tho residence OF Mr.. Herbert W.
Harrison, bis son-iu-lsw, No. 81 Wolfe
street. The services we're conducted by
Rev. Eigsr Carpenter and the pail
hearers we're Messrs. A. d. Sullivan,
William Ohauucey, Gsorge CogsD, ",
t. EmersOn, Robert Woolwine and Will
liam Humphries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-18
COMMUNICATED.
PAY YOUR POLL TAX

The fret Of real weather, goodbye to 'Ow
shoes,
Also to thin underwear-good weather for
booze"
And "a to our habits we can do IS we choose,
But we must pay our poll tax or our vote we
VII lose.
We may need it badly in the election in
June,
For something may hsppen-we don't know
how soon,
That will call for votes badly-if you fail
you're loon"
To pay the tax promptly, for you can't be TOO
5000.
The e st Of December is the time that is set,
So dig 40 your coin and your tax receipt get;
Asa man among men you will have no regret,
Though others sre dry" we can keep this
town wet" II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-18
SMOKER TONIGHT.

Post F, Virginia Division, j. P. A.
of A, of this city, have made all ar
iansements for The commercial smoker
the organization will give tonight. The
smoker viii be held st the rooms OF the
Alexsndris Chamber OF Commerce,
southeast corner of King and Washing
ton streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-18
POLLOK COMMISSIONERS.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board Of Police Commissioners was helo
last night The business transacted was
Of no public Interest. Chief Goods pre-
sented his report Of the working OF tbs
p lice force during the month OF Oclo
her
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-18

Solid Comfort. Neat and Sly
fish. The Red Cross Shoes for
Ladies' J, A. Marshall & Bro,
h ne street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-18
SECOND GAME.

Goals from field--Duf1ey l2). TrenaIy. (),
Toomey (2), Westelaken, Powers, Williams.
Goals on toul-Trenary, Toomey. Referee
Mr.. Hoy. Umpire-hr. Welker' lime Oh
halves 20 minutes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-18

For this section fair tonight with temper
atnrs clos to freezi g. FridtV fair; light 10
moderate orthwestsrly winds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-18
FIRST GAME.

Goals from feld-Harper, knlght, CofpsIt'
Goals on foul Knight (2l, bakeley, Corostt'
Hayden. Referee-Mr Hoy. Vmpire-Mr'
Welker. Time of halves Is minutes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-18

The Lindner Shoe for Ladies
fine wear has no equal, John A
Mar shall& BRO. ~ X ing street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-18

Hear the concert tonight Young Peo-
PIES Building.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-18
Local Matters.
Sun and Tide Table.
Weather PROBABILITIES.

sun rises tomorrow ct 645 and sets at 4.44
6igh water 4 IL 30 s. IN. and 10 IS .. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-18

EErING-The annual meeting Of the
J L CIVIC IMPROvEHEET League
will be held on FRIDAY evening, the 18th
iostant, at the rooms Of the Chsmber OF Com
rnerce At o'clock Officers for the eosuing
wear will be elected at this meeting.
Y. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
E.s. LEADBEATER, President.
nov16 fotd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-18

% ,elts to bear iue coOctrt tonight
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-18

Come to Youps Peoples Building to-
Night, 25 cenls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-18

The Hess, TheWalkover, The
Regal Shoes for Men. J. A, Mar
shall & Bro, an King street
Arizona republican., 1909-06-01

,ance through this shadow at the point
= here the moon crosses IL is nearly coo
miles; as our satellite is but a1ss miles
IN diameter II may, therefore, pass com
pieteiy into the shadows and become
DARK In the present eclipse the moon
Will reach the point L. and the eclipse
become total ut hours IS minutes and
seconds; IL viii reach c at hours 81
minutes = seconds. 50 that the eclipse
VII! remain total. the moon being com
pletely hidden from the light of the sun
LOT about two minutes more than an
hour. After this the moon will begin to
emerge. finally reaching the position D
and the eclipse being entirely over at 10
hours IA minutes IS seconds p NJ
Unfortunately. the moon at this time is
very low in the sky. lying almost as far
below the equator as the sun does at the
Tune OF the shortest day It's time of ris-
ing is, therefore. unusually late in the
extreme Southern States. being 7 hours
Y minutes p. NJ, local time, and In the
Northern ones hours g minutes. Con-
scquently, tho beg inning of the eclipse
cannot be observed in the United States
As the mOon rises low in the south
east. observers in the Eastern States will
See It presenting the appearances shown
a; A. Fig. 3. 10 observers west of the
longitude OF Cleveland and Atlanta, the
moon will rise. totally celipsed. while to
those who are farther west than Col
orado 1t will not rise until the total
| eclipse is over. All observers in the
United States may, however. see the lat
ter part of the eclipse
Il is probable that our satellite will not
become wholly Invisible. but that even
when completely immersed in the
shadow it will shine with a dull, copper
colored light The source Of this light is
! the sunlight which is bent down within
( the shadow by the rim OF air surround
ing the earth. An observer on the moon
would see the earth at this time sur
rounded by a brilliant ring of red light
II. however. the regions OF the earth
along this ring are cloudy, so that the
sunlight cannot penetrate it. the disc Of
the moon may become wholly invisible.
THE ECLIPSE OF THE SUN.
On the afternoon of June II there &C.
ours total eclipse OF the sun. which is
only visible as a partial eclipse except
to observers along the line ABB, Fig. T.
Al the middle of the eclipse. when the
sun Is most nearly covered. it will ap-
pear as shown in a. Fig. s. to observers
along the Line IA. Fig. 8; to those along
the lines BIB and &C. it will appear as
shown al and C. Fig G. respectively
while those below the line DID will see
no eclipse at all. In the Northern States
the eclipse will begin at about P. NJ.