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The Detroit times., 1910-02-03
DIED.

AII.EN-Edward A, at his residence;
Redford. Mich. beloved husband OIL
Hatty Allen. and father OF taiPh "a am on
otis Allen. Funcral Saturu"!i OF,
from above residence, ana 10 CioC IS
from ST Mary'a church, Redtord'
burial at ST Mary's cemetery Ned-
ford 80
BARNETT-Feb .. at his residence, ~
WoodWard Terrace, Louis, beloved
husband OF Henrietta Barnett, ana
stppfather of olga LOttesmann ana
Leo Loria. Funeral at J y. m, Fri
day from residence.
BOYLAN-Feb. =, 1910, at famliy resi- ,
dence 1O5 MacOmb st, Anna, beloved
daughter or John and Catherine soy
Ian, and sister OF George ana ElheI
ROWAN, Mrs J. G. Bourke, Mrs n
MCDermott, Mrs. ). I. bTc'u' NUM-
or funeral later
ERANK-Feb l. at his residence. 20
Maple-st, Dietrich Frank. aged %
years beloved husband OF anna
Frank Funeral Friday at : y. M
from house.
residence, Mrs. Alice Nicolais, By
DIvision-st. Mary. widow OF the late
John Houghton, OF birmingham aBru
Is years Funeral Friday 80 =. m
from residence. Burial at MI. Clem-
ems via funeral car.
kEMP--IFeb 2. 1910. at his daughter
residence. Mrs. L. Hack, Clio Twenty
fourth-st Henry Kemp Funeral no
llte ldltls
KFHOE-Feb /. at Bapeer, Mich.
Laura Kehoe, aged ~ years. Fu-
neral Friday. D. m. from her amt s
residence. Mrs Joseph Solomon, 26i
Russell-st Burial private.
MIfRTAGH-Feb /. John J.. beloved
son OF Harriet, and the late Andrew
Murtagh. at mothers residence, tOl
Monroe Funeral Friday at 715
"a m. at ~. Peter and Pauls jesuit
church at AS a. IN.
MARVIN-EdRar A.. aged - years, be
loved husband OF Ida j., and father
OF Mona, Maten. at his residence. $50
HazelwoOd-ave. Funeral saturday z
D. m. at residence. Burial at Wood
lawn.
McEACHEN- age IS years. az
residence, 374 Forrest. east. Burial
at parkhill. ont.
Elizabeth, died at 672
Fourth-avo. Feb. .. age . years. be-
loved niece OF Mrs. Cornelia McFall
~ Detroit Funeral at Mt. Clemens
Friday at 2 o'clock
SJLLIVAN-Feb 1, at his residence
1O4 Locust-st., John Sullivan, beloved
husband OF u Agnes. and father OF
George, Eva, Mrs. Norman Bell. and
Benjamin. OF Chicago. Funeral from
above residence Friday at s.45, from
Holy Trinity church at 2.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03
TAKE STEPS TO PREVENT
TYPHOID FEVER SC0URGE
French Officials Issue Warning To Boil
Water-Flood situation Not
So Acute.

PARIS, Feb. while the River
Seine is still many feet above its nor
NAL height, IL is practically within It's
old bed today. The fall in the last p
hours has been II inches, the stage
today measuring % feet inches AT
the Pont D'Austerlitz A fall of Is
inches Is expected today.
That a scourge OF typhoid feyc"
threatens the city as a result of its pol
luted water supply was indicated 20.
DAY by several cases OF typhoid that
were reported 10 the authorities Tn"
victims had been so engrossed in other
food problems that they had not
taken the precautior of boiling their
drinking water.
The health department issued All
other boil your water" bulletin to
day, though the conditions in larse
sections OF the city and in many Of
the SUBURBS make IL almost impossible
L. follow the instructions.
Acute suffering still exists in many
suburbs, particularly at Vernoa.
where the water is even with the sec
ond floors of the houses. The national
road from Paris TO Rouen Is sub
merged for most of its length.
Three days of vigorous warfare
against apaches has appreciably de-
creased their depredations. Numerous
robberies are reported but the thieye3
are taking greater care TO operate IN
isolated sections anG not TO run afoul
of the authorities.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03
CAR JUNKET
PLANNED BY MAYOR
Would Have Self and Franchises
Committee Go In Search
OF Traction Tips.

I'VE will be ready TO fight the d. u.
r. in two weeks" said Mayor brett
meyer. Wednesday, lie was referring
TO the fact that the contract for print
ing the committee of ffty's report has
been let.
The committee of fifty will meet
just as soon as the report is OF the
press. continued the mayor. I'VE viii.
give the d. u. r. It's say first. The
figures given In the Bancroft appraisal
are based on the value OF the -. U. X.
as a going concern. II the d. IT, X.
does not do business with the city, /
can see where $2,000,000 will be
slapped of that valuation"
Tile mayor is getting ready for n
hard fight and he has hopes OF getting
down TO basis where the city can get
eight tickets for quarter. although
he Is not saying much about his plans
just now. AS "A preliminary to the
committee of fifty and council investi-
cations, the mayor will ask the coun-
Gil for permission for himself and the
franchises committee TO visit Chicago,
Cleveland and Columbus TO investigate
street railway conditions In those
cities, Columbus has rates of eight
and seven tickets for quarter on its
two systems
IL Is probable that the mayor and
aldermen will be accompanied by
newspaper representatives on this trip.
as the aim Is TO give the fullest pub
licity 10 their Investigations and find.
ing II the council makes the appro-
priatlon for the trip. It will be taken
next week
we have just about got down to
facts and the -. IT, r. must give us
the fares and conditions that are right
or we will go ahead and run the plant
ourselves" is the Breitmeyer ulti-
matum.
The MAYOR has been studying the ID.
L. r. annual report and can see moth
ing but big earning power in the show
ing made therein He will not give
any statement out now as 10 his deduc-
lions, but Nhis report liz likely 10 have
considerable bearing on the neRotia-
tons with the company's representa-
tives with regard 10 a new working
agreement AS has been suggested
earlier. II is very likely that the 1909
statement will be used In averaging
the cost Of service Of the road the
figures being much more favorable
than those for 1908
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03
TRITCH TO OFFER
STRAIGHT PLEA
OF INNOCENCE
No Technical Legal Points Will Be
Raised In Defense OF Alleged
Malpractitioner, Attorney
Lodge Announces.
Trial Starts, But Selection Of Jury
Is Likely To Consume Re-
mainder OF Week

With Attorney Frank T. lodge an.
Iouncing that his defense was TO be a
traight one OF innocence, without the
aising OF technical legal points, DR..
George A. Fritch was placed on trial
efore Judge Phelan. Wednesday
Forming, on the charge OF causing the
eath OF Mabel Millman. OF Ann Arbor,
vhose dismembered body was found
p cement sacks In River Rouge.
Prosecuting Attorney Van Zile occu.
Iied the morning session, with his
Examination OF the January panel Of
Jurors.
Fred Bauer, OK No So Aantietam-st.,
Pne Of the jury panel. declared that II
q should appear that Mabel Millman,
|r her friend. Martha Henning, had
|sked DR., Fritch 10 operate, he felt
hat would excuse the physician. This
|Fas the principal question asked by
Prosecutor Van ZilC Under the law,
|uch request from Miss Millman o"
er friend could make no difference in
Pie case.
Another OF Prosecutor Van Tiles
4 Questions related 20 the membership
ff jurors in lodges or societies.
One OF the talesmen said that he was
4 Maccabee.
IF II should develop that Or. Fritch
vas fellowmember, would that In
|uence your verdlct?' asked the
Prosecutor. The talesman replied
. hat II would not.
4 Three of the 80 talesmen in the
|anel had never read OF the case.
fanny Of the others sai1 they had read
|nly the headlines. None had any
positive opinions on the case.
No peremptory challenges were used
b the morning session.
Il would like 10 get a jury quickly.
4 nd without calling In a large number
N talesmen.' said Attorney Lodge,
\ but | don't know whether that can
\ e done or not"
II is hardly probable that a jury will
2e obtained before the end Of the
|eek.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03
NO AGREEMENT REACHED.
Conference Between Firemen and
Railroad Heads Ends.

CHICAGO. Feb. Representatives
pf the Brotherhood OF Locomotive
|Firemen and 81 railroads involving
100000 miles Of track, have disagreed
after being in conference regarding
wages since Dec q.
In announcing the disagreement to
|day, .. l.. Dickson, spokesman foi
|thc railroads, declared the roads have
Offered to submit the wage question
tu arbitration and that the brother
blood leaders would refer the offer C
|the men for vote,
While the conference has adjourned
|it will be re-oponed. II is believed as
.sOon as the members Of the Brother
hood Of Firemen have expressed theil
Twill.
Neither the railroad nor labor ofn
'cials would state the points OF dis
'aereement. but II is said that goot
feeling was shown by both sides dur
|fng the conference.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03
WILL BACK EXPEDITION TO
SEARCH FOR SOUTH POLE
Peary Arctic Club and National Geo
graphic Society Will Cooperate
In Great Task.

Peary Arctic Club and National GEO.
graphic Society Will Cooperate
In Great Task.
4 WASHINGTON. Feb. "A formal
announcement that the Peary Arctic
Hub OF New York and the National
Geographic society OF WASHINGTON will
cooperate in an expedition in search
IIf the South Pole has been made by
Commander Robert +. Peary discov-
|rer Of the north pole
4 Announcement Of this fact was made
oday by the board Of managers OF the
Geographic society 1t was proposed
Iy pcary that tn, expedition be made
In the steamship Roosevelt used by
|Pearv In his north pole voyage, start
|hg next fall, with the idea of reaching
4 BIZ south pole by Dec 81. 1911.
A The Arctic club will contribute the
Roosevelt. which could not be dupll-
|ated for sl50.o00. provided the Geo
Graphic society assumes responsible
'ty for the initial $50, 900 for expenses.
4 IN above that amount TO be divided
Equally between the two organiZa lions.
'Peary estimated the expenses of such
|n expedition at $4,000 or not more
|han 100000 The pole, he said, would
e attacked from Coats island. that
BART of the Antarctic which is directly
opposite Cape Royds. the base OF the
British south polar expedition
4 According TO estimates the expedi-
ion should reach Goats island about
March and begin the campaign Tor the
pole region Immediately
/ The matter was referred to the
finance and -esearCh committees on
HE geographic society with instruc-
tons 10 report al a special meeting OF
. he board TO be called at an early date.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03
WEBS IN ENGLAND.
Granddaughter Of Late VIM. Astor
Marries Embassy Attaehe.


LONDON, Feb. 2-At Parish church
in Roegate, Miss Caroline Astor Dray-
ton, granddaughter OF the late vii
liam Aston, today became the wife of
William Phillips. first secretary OF the
American embassy. A simple service
marked the wedding and only few
intimate friends and relatives were
present.
Miss Drayton was given away by
her father, j. Coleman Drayton, who
divorced the brides mother in 1895.
Mrs. Drayton subsequently married
George Ogilvie Haigh.
The wedding was performed by
Canon Edgar Sheppard, chaplain to
the king. assisted by the vicar OF
Roegate.
The bride wore a wedding dress OF
plain satin. a necklace of pearls, the
gift of her father. being her chief or
nament.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips will live in a
cottage in Seven Oaks during the
summer. when they will move into
their town house in Curzon-st.. OPP
posite the mansion of the Duchess OF
Marlborough.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03
JANFIELD STATION MAY
BE ABANDONED AS LOOKUP
Commissioned Plans 70 Use II As Sig
nal Service Headquarters II Auto
Patrols Are Furnished.


Il If Police Commissioner Croul is
Granted his new automobile patrol
wagons, asked In his estimates, Can
|ield-ave., station viii be abandoned
hs a lookup, and will be used as head
quarters for the signal service.
Bethune-ave. station, which is little
lsed at present, will take the place
III Garfield station. and will handle
All the cases in the Garfield and Be-
hume precincts.
Commissioner Croul points out that
Eanfield station is at the real center
III population, and would make a
splendid location for the signal Of
|ice.
The commissioner is also most
anxious TO secure the item for better
|nent of the signal service system.
THE service is so bad at present,
says Commissioner Croul. that 1t Is
almost impossible to telephone de-
scriptions, and minute information
FROM one station to the other, or 10
he different patrol boxes"
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03
rhlsvlnu Waiter Fined $50.

Frank II. Harris, alias kid Griffin
the Negro waiter at the Wayne hotel
charged with skipping with a $40 bill
given in payment OF two drinks, by
j. w. Marks. OF Jackson. was con
victed. in Justice Jeffries' court
Wednesday. He was fined $50 with
the option OF serving so days Addison
j. Hayes. manager Of the hotel. made
the complaint. charging simple lar
ceny, but Marks was present as the
chief witness for the prosecution.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03
ACTOR AND ACTRESS WE'D.
Joseph J. Woods Takes Anna schweis
ter as Bride.

Joseph J. Woods, the Irish come
dian with the Phantom Detective
company in the Lafayette theater this
week. and Miss Anna Schweister Che
leading lady and he,oine, took leading
PARTS in pretty scene In Justice De.
Gaw's court Wednesday, when they
we're united in marriage.
Mr. Woods gave his age as 80, and
said he had been married once before.
The bride Is "a years of age. decidedly
good looking, and this Is her first
plunge into matrimOny, she says.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03
BODY FOUND IN FIELD.
Andrew Bell Killed Himself With
Carboic Acid.

The dead body of Andrew Bell. aged
60 was found in field near Liver
nois and McMillan-avcs., Wednesday
neon. Bell had been an employe OF
the Michigan Central railroad and
lived on Newberry-st.
A carboiic acid bottle lay beside the
body and the case was apparently one
of suicide. The body had been there
for two days, is the opinion Of Cor
oner Burgess, who viewed the body.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03
PRETTY MANICURIsT BLAMED.
Broke up Mrs. Gendora A. TayloTs
Home, Woman Testifles.

Della Jones. a pretty manicurist,
was named by Mrs. Glendora A. Tay-
loI, Wednesday morning, as the cause
of the breaking up OF her home and
the loss of her husband, Jesse Claude
Taylor, for several years proprietor
OF the barber shop in the Hammond
and Majestic buildings. Miss Jones
was employed in Taylor's shop, the
wife testified, and it reached her ears
they were very friendly.
Il followed them one night" Mrs.
Taylor testified land found them in
a house at No 3O2 Cass-ave. The fol-
lowing night | found them together
IN the Washington Inn"
The wife's testimony was corrob-
GRATED, and she was promised a de-
cree.
Mary j Redman was promised a d.
vcice from William j Redman on the
ground OF desertion. They were mar
ried In 1871, and have son Of 2l.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03
CANUCKs WIN COOKING MAIN
Grab OF $1,000 In Duel Between
Chatham and Bay City Birds.

A lively cooking main took place
northeast OF Detroit in Wayne coun-
ty, Tuesday night. birds from Chat
ham. ont, and Bay City. competing.
Bay City bunch lost six, the Canadian
contingent taking home the $1,000
sidebet.
A sleepy crowd returned down the
Harper car line at an early hour
wednesday morning In the neigh
borhood OF 400 men were beside the
nit
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03
PREDICTS LOWER TAX RATE.
City Can't Make Needed Improve
ments All In One Year, Says Mayor.

CITY can't wake Neeucd improve
ments All In One Year, Says Mayor.
Il think we shall get a lower tax
rate this year than last" declared
Mayor Breitmeyer, Wednesday. The
mayor has been in consultation with
various commissioners and has init
mated plainly that he wants to see
the estimates treated with alum.
1T Is unfair TO ask that the cost
of all the needed improvements be
put upon the tax roll for one year, -
he says.
Controller Doremus Is also prepar-
ing a statement which will go TO the
council and board OF estimates along
with the budget he controller will
urge economy in the strongest terms.
THE tax rate is important in two
ways" he states. I'm the first place.
there Is the direct charge upon the
taxpayers and In the second the eff
feet Of a high tax rate upon the credit
OF the city"
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03
Chicago To Hold Paving Conference

Chicago city officials have sent out
a suggestion to other cities that a
conference OF city officials and muni-
cipal engineers be held in Chicago the
week OF Feb. 21-26. to consider paving
matters. II is aimed 10 secure stan
dardization of pacing specifications
with regard TO brick, asphalt and
creosoted wood block paving, so that
economy and better service may re-
suit. Mayor Breitmeyer and Commits
sioner Haarer approve the suggestion,
and Il is likely that this city will be
represented az the conference.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03
20 Drowned: 40 otners MISSING.

COPENHAGEN, Feb. 2.-The bodies
OF 20 fishermen lost in the terrific
gales that are sweeping the Norwegian
coast have already been washed
ashore and nine fishing smacks. man.
ned by 40 sailors are still missing
and believed 10 have gone down. All
shipping Is interrupted. The storm Is
the most severe In several years.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03
F. O. SYDNEY SEEKS DIVORCE
Says Wife Flew Into Passion When
He Wanted To Attend Lodge.

ne wanted o AttSHu LOu9S'
Fred O. Sydney well-known
Mason, filed suit for divorce Wednes-
day morning against his wife, Caroline
Myers-Sydney, to whom he was mar
ried Ian. Ia, 1908 They separated
Jan 3, 1910. Mrs. sydney has figured
I'm previous divorce, SO the bill states.
and has two children by her first hus-
band, which sydney claims he has
supported
He charges that HE wife has an un-
governable temper, and that when in
rage would slap and scratch mis-
face and call him vile names. He
says that when he prepared to attend
his lodge she would become angry,
and frequently included his Masonic
brethren in the names which. accord
ing to the bill. she applied to him.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
n nARnAIN

a BARGAIN.
A general country store with no com
petitloh. including a paying pOstof-
ice. for sale. This ls No. oppor-
tunity. and In an old settled country
place Full particulars or applice-
lion. address 4. box IL, Detroit
Times
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTaRIRnAN LINES.
pe,roil rnI,ea lntsrurbnn Llne..

detroit tnited Intrrurbnn Lines
FLINT AND SAGINAW LiMt rEDS---
..lu a an SIS "a. ~. aud S.sH 4. ul,
Flint only, u.lS p. M. Locals Tor tilnt,
hal and every TWO hours 90 ? p. IN
oxford only. N y. IN. TO Rom 90 a.
=, .,afV Two uours 10 10 = IA, IA y IA.
roItT NJ RON LiMIfEDS--l 10 a. m,
f0-4s "a fn., 8:4J y ia. 80 8. 10, SatHr-
~. only. 1910 D. M sundays Only
nj M tu Locals Tor Fort Huron hourl}.
n 10 p. fny also o. Ar - Ma-
rine city To Ait ClCpcusi mar -nouE- -s
iy Gao a. M 10 y. ~. aud nourly 90
- N m 10 Mt. Clemvus Niu shore
Linz hourly. 6.gs a. ga, ~ s-@o .. M
EiJO LIMITFiDS--S 30 q fr.. II 20
. rn l.E0 aud 800 p. ga. Asecals Tor
Toledo. hourly. ~ q in 20 - 9 D. ma,
80 = 30 aud RI - NJ, for tbhfoe.
NrkSOA IIMt11sDs--t fa a. m,
te-fs 3.ls and $50 o. M Locals FOR
f-.tson a. IN. and every two aoU-8
=, q n. M. tor Ann boz braf M taudaf'
EourE 10 III b. M for, Il%mouLh And -+-
N,,rfhyflfe. q 30 "a ON. and nuGrty 10 20
= m, Also s-u 81 and Al - m. SSiln0
Mvnudotte Division 80 "a. m. and
haif-hourly 20 s.aa g. hls nouify' 10 p
1888 = ma. ... st 80 .4-t.-
until r. m. then hourly Co IA o. NJ
RIrni ~ am onlS, - y. m. aa...r esAl
Orchard Lake Dtviston-5 a. m and
hourly until IL y. m
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03
ron SALE or EXCHANGE.
u0NIE EOR EAR\I

IlAtNl + YIN = ~
IViU trade modern home on lot 6jN2oN
RouIevara. for 10 20 20 acres ia the
vicinity OF Birmingham or Royal
oak Sec SCOTT
WILSON. Chamber or Commerce.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03
The.
People SPACES

Advertising rates under any
classification in these columns,
one cent per word each insertion,
cash in advance. No advertisement
inserted for less than 3 cents.
Persons whose names appear In
the telephone directories may have
advertisements charged at above
rates. Call
HoME--CITY 1888.
BELL-MAIN 1893
For the convenience or patrons,
arrangements have been made with
the following TO receive liner au-
Vertisements at the same rate az
charged with the home office
EAST SIDE.
Houghten-French Coal Co., 4S2 Can
field ave. east
Mt. Elliott Pharmacy, MI. Elliott and
Gratiot-aVes.
+. Brown, 1859 JeTerson-ave.
j. MCPHERSON. 2400 Gratiot-ave., oppo-
site car barns.
WEST SIDE.
A. G.. Eansor, 500 Grand River-aVe.
Turner stanton, 1853 Myrtle-st
r. x. DrIscOIl, All Michigan-ave.
}. W. Willard, 1419 Forrest. west.
W. W. Brush. 59l Michigan
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03

TO RENT-RooMs.

ROOMs--Furniture for rooms complete.
81 week Sumner Co., Mich and 4th. .
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03
MANTED-AGENTs

" ANTEp-Au agent in everv town to
sell our soaps and tulirt articles
good pay and good line. Tile JOY
RcWrdy Co, Ludington Mich
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03
INFLAMMATION HEsPoNsEs.

ONLY HARNESS SHOP in good town
for sale. with building, stock and
tools. Address Il, box "a. Detroit
Times.
WANTED--At once. a bay mare, about
Z years old, weight about 1880 lbs.
must be gentle. kind and sound. for
farm work. Address n. box S, De-
tToit Times
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03
HEIr wANTrD-FEMALE
wANTED-FEMALE He'll WANTED--FEMALn
IMMEDIATELY
$50 Power Machine Operators
PRINCESS MFG. CO.
I215 Larned St. E. or As Congress St. w.
mELp MANTEp-NIALE.

WANTED-Three good transfers. APP
ply SO Twenty Fourth
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03
ron observation-disclosures rRorErrY~

Two-story house near PACKARD s., soEth
OF Harper near HElen- ccuent walks
bath, s4s,. cellar F4Wooa agois 5. ...
IAAiEIlr.CILr KELLY a. CO.
81 GRfSWOLD- ST
The Detroit times., 1910-02-03

$50 ACRES. near Chelsea, Mich. so
acres line timber. good sOil ana three
good markets nearby, snap ~ taken
az oucc For particulars, address A.
SHANAHAN. Chelsea. Mich.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1910-05-19
GREAT COMET NOW
PLAIN TO EYE
Celestial Rover Nov in Our Midst
for Early Morning call-many View
Tramp.

Halley's comet has reached Pay
cite" at last.
Early Monday morning for the first
time numbers Of local residents be-
came aware Of the fact that the
great rover Of the skies had fully
appeared En- our midst and scores
crawled hastily from bed TO be- among
those who viewed this fiery scorcher
Of eternal domains aud were reward
ed with a magnificent spectacle.
Cleaning through the haze OF the
eastern heavens, it's nimy tail plain
y visible spreading across the sky
the comet attracted much attention
and rs appearance was the cause
for much excitement ON the part Of
the early risers and stay-up all-night
Payotters.
While near discover rs Of the
great uncurbed racer Of the heavens
have reported from time 10 time
during the past few weeks that they
had seen the comet" 1t has been on
~ within the past few mornings that
the stellar traveller has taken on def
mite proportions.
A. the comet is now plainly visible
10 the naked eye and as hundreds Of
the residents Of rayette Valley have
been eagerly waiting to see Il. the
following explanation will enable all I
local star gazors" 10 find IL readily .
Once found gaze at 1t steadily and
you viii be able to trace its fllmy .
tail across the skies.
First locate the morning star, VIZ.
Idly bright object directly in tho east,
then look TO the left a distance Of APP
parenty thirty feet
The glowing object which at first
Ilght appears 90 be a star glimmer-
ng hazily Is the comet. It will grow
brighter as you look however, and
he long tail flowing up 10 the right !
b easily discernible
The best time 10 see the comet Is
shortly after 3 a. m About 3:15 a.
H. Il Is at IFS best although It can
,e seen until after four o'clock AZ
or the glow Of the rising sun dlms
Is lustrc~ n