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Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-29
JAPS Plan T0B[0W
UP AMERICAN SHIPS
Plot to Sink naIpswes in Manila Harbor IS
Discovered als sa located
Efforts to keepM Quiet

MANILA, Dec. 2s.-A Japanese plot
to mine the Manila harbor for the pur-
lose OF blowing up American war.
ships at their anchorage In event of
hostilities between Japan and the
United States was discovered here to-
day. The reports are emphasized by
the result of organized search by the
military authorities Of the Japanese
quarter and quantity of high explo-
sives having been found in one Of the
houses. So serious is the situation
that Major General Duvall. command
ing the department. assumed person
al charge of the search. Official in
formation is refused and every effort
is being made to keep from the public
the true nature of the discovery.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-29

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Dec. 2s.-Two
dead, two dying and ffty-four others
suffering from severe injuries are the
toll today OF rearend collision be-
tween two heavily laden trolley cars
on the viaduct over the Kaw river
between the two Kansas cities. The
dead are:
oMER A. DUKE. mail clerk. Kan
sas City, Kas.
JAMES MONTGOMERY. negro walt
er. Kansas City. Kas.
Az the forward car reached the mid
die of the viaduct which is two miles
long the trolley slipped from the wire.
Conductor Tudor attempted repeatedly
to replace 1t and in his efforts to DO
80 be failed to notice the onrushing
car behind. The motorman on the
second car could not 80 the car ahead
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-29
SOME INTERESTING ITEMS
FROM BUSY FARMlNGToN

Special Correspondence to The Herald.
FARMINGTON, N. NJ, Dec, 28.-The
Masons of Pennington at their last
meeting elected the following officers:
A. B. Shelton. w. NJ; Chas. C. Mum.
ma, S. w; F. H. Telkamp. j. W.;
F. NJ. Pierce. treasurer; r. P. Hopkins,
secretary; H. e. Myers, tyler. The
officers appointed we're: John j. Ora.
ham, s. D.; A. C. Hubbard, j. d.: C,
NJ. Hubbard. S. s.; NJ. c. Picken, ] S.:
II U. Waldraven, chaplain; A, L. Da-
Wis, w. w. Smith and j. c. Strawn,
auditing committee.
Among recent additions to Farming
toms population are: J. II. Names,
ex-county judge and banker of Dumas
Texas, and his family; l.. B. Smith and
family Of Clovis, N. NJ, and Attorney
Willard Belknap OF Narivisa, N. NJ,
who also brought his family. Each OF
these families have located in Farm
ington permanently.
During the past forty-eight hours
about three inches of snow has fallen,
with mercury below freezing point
most of the time.
Mrs Anna Schleuter and daughter
Ellen are visiting friends in Durango.
Edwin, the grown son Of Frank
Allen. proprietor OF the Grand hotel.
met with a serious accident last Fri
day by being thrown from "a vicious
horse. He was severely injured about
the head. but is improving.
The BLACK knight" play will be
PUT on at the opera house by local
talent from the high school next Fri
day evening
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-29
GOV. Wilson viii Speak
at Denver Celebration


DENVER. Colo, Dec. 2s--The exec
,Itive committee of the Southern so
ciety of Denver invited Gov. Woodrow
Wilson Of New Jersey to come to
this city as its guest Jan 81. the an
adversary Of the birth Of "Stonewali"
Jackson, tho soldier patron of the
South. Some time ago Mr.. Wilson ex-
pressed willingness to come to Colo
rado and unless unforeseen duties OF
the executive should interfere he will
be on hand. Governor Wilson is a
southerner himself by birth. At the
present moment Governor-elect VIII.
son is In the spotlight and likely to
be the next Democratic candidate for
president.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-29
KENTUCKY EDITORS MEET.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Dec. 2s.--The
midwinter meeting OF the Kentucky
Press association began in this city
today. with headquarters at the Seel-
bach hotel. The program of the gath
oring extends over two days and pro
vides for the discussion OF numerous
questions In which the newspaper mon
are interested. In addition. good
roads" tax revision" and several
other matters OF public importance
will receive attention.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-29
Denver Boys See Lad
Drown Under the Ice

DENVER, Colo, Dec. 28.-With his
cry for help smothered by involuntary
gulping Of Icy waters, RoIla Alexander.
IL years old. sunk to his death late
last night In the Rocky Mountain lake
while half dozen companions. help
fetsly watched him clutch fraEtically
at the treacherous Ice = few inches
beneath the surface of the water in
mediately beneath the thin crystal Gov
ering Of an airhole. The body wss
recovered early this morning. BY ths
breaking Of the Ice. RolIa Alexander
and his two companions. Andrew Orb
and Lynn O'Connell, fell through with
their sled and only by the means q
planks were tho Orth and CCouns1l
boys drawn out In The nick d unA
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-29
Wood Alcohol Booze
! Proves Fatal at Xmas

NEW YORK, N. Y, Dec. ga man
and woman are dead and two other
men are seriously Ill today in hospitals
al result of drinking liquor contain
ing wood alcohol at a lower west side
Christmas celebration last Monday
night. The dead are:
Mrs. Maria Del Gudicia, 22 years
old.
Rocco Del Marco.
The condition Of the other men is
serious. All attended the Christmas
feast for which the host had laid in a
large store of wine and of which the
-pas.y drank freely. Soon afterward
the four members of the company were
taken violently i'll. Mrs. Del Gadicia
died last night and Del Marco died
today.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-29
FOR MEMORIAL AT puT-lN-sAY.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2S.--The movement
for the erection of a national me-
mortal for Commander Perry at Put
in-Bay, Ohio, Is expected to receive
decided impetus at the annual ban.
quet in this city tomorrow night of
the Illineis Society of the War of 1872.
Governor Harmon Of Ohio will prob
ably attend the function. together with
the members of the Perry's Victory
Centennial commission from Ohio. IL
linois, Pennsylvania, Michigan. Wis
consin, Kentuck. Rhode Island and
New York.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-29
White House Conference
to Select a Judge

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 2S.--A
White house conference tomorrow will
settle the contest between ]. d. El-
lott and Judge ]. 8. Whiting for the
federal district judgeship in South
Dakota to succeed Judge Garland. ap-
pointed to the new commerce court.
Senator Crawford was summoned to-
day by the president to talk over the
appointment Crawford today declin-
ed to name his choice for the place.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-29

w. 8. Edwards was the victim OF an
automobile wreck that could easily
have resulted much more seriously.
He has = new machine and was trying
1t out In the neighborhood Of Buena
Vista last Sunday night. He was trav-
cling down . road that had been
changed. The old road led to the
brink OF an arroyo whsrs bridge had
been washed out, but Mr.. Edwards did
not see this until too late and ma
chine and man went to the bottom.
Both are laid up for repairs. Mr. Ed
wards is At his home with several
broken ribs and other painful bruises
and the machine at the garage.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-29
EX-SENATOR CHANDLER is rs.

CONCORD, N. H.. Dec. 2s.-Former
United States Senator William E.
Chandler celebrated his seventy-ffth
birthday anniversary today. For sew
eral years after his retirement from
the senate In 1901 Mr.. Chandler served
~ president Of the Spanish treaty
claims commission. Recently he has
devoted himself wholly to his exten-
rive Law practice. dividing his time
between Concord and Warrington. d.
n
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-29
HOLIDAY oLF AT pINEAuasr.

P1NEHURST. N. c., Dec. 28.-Many
golf experts OF national prominence
ARE here to take part In the seventh
annual holiday week tournament at
the Pinehurst Country club. Play will
begin tomorrow and continu through
Friday and Saturday. The large and
high class entry list gives promise of
one of the most successful tourna-
ments that has been held here in sew
Ieral years.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-29
OKLAHOMA BAR ASSOCIATION

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla, Dec. 2S.
With a large and representative at
tendance of members of the bench and
lar the annual meeting of the Okla
homa State Bar association began in
this city today and will continue over
tomorrow. The annual addres will be
delivered by Judge Frank Doster. for
mer chief Justice of Kansas. on the
subject Of THE Constitution and the
Courts"
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-29
a. 7. o. FRAT MEers IN ATLANTA

ATLANTA, Ca, Dec. 2S.-Nearly 500
college men from almost every sec
ton of the United States met today at
the Piedmont hotel to attend the twen-
ty-second biennial congress- of the Al
pha Tau Omega college fraternity.
This fraternity was formed in Rich
mond. shortly after the close Of the
civil war. to help in restoring good
feeling between the north and south.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-29
WEEDS GRANDSON OF JEFFERSON
DAVIS.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. Dec.
PA wedding Of wide interest took
place here today, the bride being Miss
Dore Dewitt, daughter OF Theodore F..
Dewitt. and the bridegroom, Mr.. JEFF
ferson Hays Davis, grandso nof JET.
ferson Davis, the president Of the Con-
federate states.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-29
Schooner Is Frozen
Up in the NorthIand

y NEW YORK. N. Y, Dec. 2s.--Dis-
patches received from Brigus. N. F..
by Herbert L. Bridgeman. president Of
tho Peary Arctic club. have aroused
grave fears as to the safety of the
schooner Jeanie. She has not been
heard from for several months and 1t
lis believed she is either lost or froz-
'en up In some port Of Labrador or in
Hudson bay.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-29
DISCUSS NEW JERSEY SENATOR.
SHIP.

NEWARK, N. j., Dec. 28.-Demo-
cratic members-elect of the New Jer-
sey general assembly rounded up here
this afternoon for conference to
decide the speakership and incidental.
II to discuss the situation with re-
CARDS to the coming contest for the
United States senatorship between
James Smith Jr. and James e. Mar
tine.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-29
oAaN rAE AMsRIcAN FLAG.

SNpN Tvs Nv &NsSAN AN0s
Darn the American flag." Il the
lstest order OF the government. Nd
ward Everett Hale's hsro was sent to
sea for life for putting It only = shade
stronger Tho new order Il in line
with the governments policy Of ~
trenchment and the starry banners
that fly every day from the staffs Of
the Thousands Of government buildings
throughout the land will BE- worn q =
fraxzle before .thoy can b. replaced.
Not long aso the sovsrnrsnt -
ployes we're instructsd 70 exsrcise
sreatsr -sconomy h the uss of lsel
pencils ana % uss both stbsa ~
scratch papsr a hsurfnS out nsulegs
anA6 and II writing ~ rouG1 aa1ls
* Isttsfs. NM ~ ~ =
oog9o4 n N Y VI sas & i354Y
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-29
WITH THE BOXERS.

Packey Mcfarland and Harry Tren-
dall OF st. Louis will probably meet In
Pittsburg on Jan. S.
Willie Lewis has quit kid" Mccoy
and placed himself once more under
the management Of Dan McKettrick.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-29
MITCHELLTODD.

At o'clock last Monday evening,
Miss Mamie Todd was married to c.
N Mitchell at the residence Of Mr.
and Mrs. e. D. Whitlock, 1874 Fourth
avenue Further particulars later.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-29
TWO DEAD; TWO DYING
FROM X. {. WRECK

until he was less than fifty feet away.
He jammed on the air but the slippery
rails prevented the impetus Of the
car from being checked. Passengers
in the forward car were caught com.
pletely unawares. Four men were
thrown from the front vestibule and
fell from the viaduct to the ground
fifty feet below. Two of these were
killed. Officials Of the Metropolitan
railway said today that there would
be no blame placed for the accident
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-29
Big C0UNT[RFF|T|NG
PLANT IS RA|D[D

NEW YORK. N. Y, Dec 2s.-Fur-
ther arrests. government officials said
might bs made today In connection
with last nights raid in Brooklyn
which unearthed ono OF the biggest
best equipped end most dangerous
counterfeiting plants which the veter.
ons In the secret service have ever
seen. A large lot OF spurious quarter
dollars in mostly finished shape, were
found In . heap ON tho floor Of .
ramshackle building. There wero 800
pounds Of metal In various stages Of
progress toward coinage found In the
plant. The secret service msn who
made the raid took thrss prisoners.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-29

The cheaper cuts Of horse meat now
cost 70 cents . pound In Paris. And
yet people thought autos would make
horses cheap.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-29

Two sons of Hon. Archie McIachlan
of Craig broke through the ice while
skating, and sank in the cold water
The elder boy was resuscitated after
nearly two hours work, but the young
er one was drowned.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-29

The case against Mrs. Mike Flynn,
charged with the killing of Gordon
Wilson. in Browns park at Steamboat
Springs, has been dismissed.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-29
COLORADO BRIEFS.

Monday CT this week the telephone
line which connects Telluride with
Norwood was finished and put into
commission.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-29

A hen that sings has bsen discover
I'd In South Carolina. How's this 20
Ing to bsasft Tie cold storage houssf
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-29

In boiler explosion at the Pueblo
smeltsr Mike Sabo received scalds
which may prove fatal and several
other workmen had narrow escapes
from death. The cause Of the exp,o-
sion il unknown. The explosion caus-
cd the plant 70 shut down four hours.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-29

A $4,000 oil refinery, backed largely
by Denver capital, is to be built in
the Boulder oil field probably in ninety
days, according to Henry O.. Andrew
of Boulder. secretary of the company.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-12-29

The posteffcs At Colorado City was
robbed Of . number Of Chri14mas posk'
ases q unknoWn va1na.
The evening world., 1910-12-08
TAMMANY PLANS
TO TURN X-RAy
UPON FUS|0N|STS
Aldermen Intend to Investigate
Many of the City De-
partments.

Tammany is going to open fire on the
fusion members OF the city administra'
ton through the Board OF Aldermen by
means Of a series of Investigations. AL
derman Frank Bowling. Tamnany
leader In the board. said yesterday
these you'd be begun soon.
Provision was made in the budget by
the Board of Estimate for investigation
OF the charities and health depart
ments. Bellevue and allied hospitals and
the Board of Education. All these are
under the Mayors supervision. The
budget provision was killed by the AL
dermcn.
The investigation will not necessar-
ily be confined to the departments
named in that resolution" said BOWL
Ing. The Estimate Board members.
Including the Borough Presidents, have
a great amount OF patronage. 1t would
be fine to let them investigate other
departments. but not be Investigated
themselves. wouldn't it?'
\ committee of seven. which will con-
duct the inquiry, will not he named by
President Mitchell of the board. but by
the board itself. The resolution for the
appointment probably. will be intro-
duced next Tuesday.
The evening world., 1910-12-08
IN WEATHER
BRINGS MANY COLDS
Doctors Say Sudden. Drop In
Temperature Is Cause Of
Much Suffering.

Those whose systems are weakened
and run down, even though they may
feel fairly we'll" under ordinary con
ditions. are unable to withstand the
shock of sudden changes in the
weather, such as We have recently cx-
perienced. Colds. coughs and lung
troubles arc everywhere prevalent and
il is worth knowing that a pure food
medicine such as Father Johns Medi-
cine, which builds up the body at the
same time it cures the cold. il the best
remedy To use at such u time.
Because Of its freedom from alcohol
or poisonous drugs. Father Johns Med
icinc is q safe medicine for children
as well as older people, and thousands
Of mothers are using it with great sue
cess for their little ones. Get a bottle
today.
The evening world., 1910-12-08
die Walku,e
Sung at the
q Metropolitan.
ny RA WILING.

BY IN M WLlNG.
xD1 he wALKURE" had Its third
rendering of the season at the
Metropolitan opera House last
night before an audience of considerable
size. 1t was a good, II Uneven. perform
ance; for the most part meritorious even
IL not inspired. The Siegmund of Bur-
rial and the Sleglinde Of Berta Moreno
were vocally and dramatically fine.
Nine. Morena is a delight to the eye:
an ideal Primitive Woman on the Rings
primitive earth siegilnde has seldom
found a lovelier or more thoroughly sat
isfactory exponent. B%urrian's siegmund.
while leaving little to be desired in act
Ing and singing. just misses being i'm
p~ressive BECAUSE Siegmund vas a deml-
god. a hero. a prehistoric tramp. any
thing you will that Burrian does not
look. Pallid fatigue and hagg8rd misery
sit oddly on his plump face.
The B%runnhilde of Lucy Weidt departs
from the traditions which lehman es-
tsblished for New Workers. She is a
nyfnph rather than a goddess; a spirited
girl rather thar a majestic woman. In
costume. as well as In ooks and acting,
she discards convention.
Soomer's Wotan was more ponderous
than stately. His nue voice has been
heard to better advantage than last
night. In acting. posture and facial play
he once or twice suggested Alberich
rather than the All-Fathcr. Florence
Wickham ang Frlcka well. although as
before-perhaps because OF n Valhallan
vehicle strike-she was deprived of her
wouted ram-charlot.
Hertz conducted with his usual fire
and understanding. semi-occasionally
tnotably In the early part OF the second
acO allowing the orchestra TO overpower
the voices.
The evening world., 1910-12-08

Hartford Railroad, admitted TO tie UP
State Public Service Commission at the
continued hearing on commuters rates,
that his road exacted a toll from It's
passengers to help defray the Grand
Central terminal expenses.
On a trip from Mount Vernon to the
Grand Central Station. the witness adj
mitted that 16 coupons are taken trom
the mileage ticket. whereas II wsilh
be sufficient. the passenger paying at
the rate Of two cents a mile.
Even II the passenger drops Off at the
One Hundred and T%wenty-fifth street
station, the two additional coupons are
taken by the conductor though that
passenger doesn't enter the Grand Cen
trail station or enjoy any of its bene-
fits.
The evening world., 1910-12-08
CHILD Is BLINDED
BY FALL ON SCISSORS.

Hazel Miller. fhe four-year-old
daughter of william Miller of No. 1892
Brooklyn avenue. Brooklyn. fell yes
,erday afternoon and jabbed a pair OF
scissors In her left eye. She was taken
to the Kings County Hospital. where
a, was said she would probably lose
the sight OF both eyes. Mrs. Miller
was sewing in the dining room. I'm
known to her, Helen got the scissors
and started for the kitchen. The child
,ripped over the threshold, falling on
the upturned blade.
The evening world., 1910-12-08
PIANIST AND SINGER
IN A JOINT RECITAL

Frances de villa Bail. pianist, and
Ellen Langdon. soprano. gave n Joint
recital at Mendelssohn Hall last night.
Miss Ball. who has been study
Ing II Vienna with Eeschetizky.
showed skill in her playing OF Mem
delssohn's prelude and fuGue In + minor
and compositions by Chopin and De-
busy. Miss L.angdon was accompanied
at the piano by Reinhold Herman In
songs by many composers.
The evening world., 1910-12-08

George w. Arnold, sixty-three years.
died at his home la T'arrytown yester-
day of bronchial pneumonia. Mr..
Arnold was the second oldest commuter
on the New York. Central, having been
travelling on its lines more than forty
years. He had been active In business
In New York City for mani years.
The evening world., 1910-12-08
Babies Fine
Caps-Hats-Bonnets
Greatly Reduced

Usefh gifts arc best-Sere's . Friday op-
portunlty to buy high-class Headwear for
the little ones up TO 5 years. at prices that
make them great bargains:
WHITE SILK CAPS
Were sl.2s TO si,6o.. .06lwere 81. ss. Lac
Were 32t9 to 29s............1.0 8
x,,,v - mama ANN
The evening world., 1910-12-08
Embroiderigs
NeckWear
Laces
VelIings

0oeds fcs Gifts ~ FSidsy Price,.
II inch Embroidery Flouncinss and
Corset Coverings-rcsulsrly .S..... .1o
Linen Cluny LAGOS and Inssrtinss-
" TO . inch-valus D........,..... .1ois
Piece Val. Laces and Insersings-
Y to \ inoh-match psttsrns-fs0. - .lS
Chiffon Cloth veiis-s6xs7hr
black. white. colors-rss. tf.ss......1.30
Silk Maruuisette vsiis-s1hxee-
black. white and eolors-speciai.. LBS
Jabots and Stocks with Jabots-
lace and net or hatiste with lace
In gft box-reg. W................. 30
lmp't'd Lac Yokss-dainty Plausu
lace In variety Of shapes and pat
~tsrns-vslus 20 end u.2s............. 20
70 Inch Barabovt stolss-Nvs fuii
fluffy s~trands-black and natorh6
The evening world., 1910-12-08
C0MMUTER PAYS TW0 CENTS
FOR GRAND CENTRAL TOLL.
And Ii Is Collected Even If He
Leave Train at i25th Street,
Official Admits.

BENJAMIN Campbell, Vice-Presldent
OF the New York. New Haven and
The evening world., 1910-12-08
White Goods and Art Linens

Goods for GIFTS st Friday Prices.
Fancy Striped and Fig'd White Madras
IAN ct. qualities q
Emb'd white swissss-
striped aud tig'd-res' ,6...'.....". on
40-inch white W
and Batlstes-
30-Inch White Nainsooks and ,,,/
Long Cloths l'icI2
Fancy Swisses. Madras,
Crossbars. etc.-value " .......|
Renaissanc ne. Scsrfs and Csntrspieces.
With aud without dra~nwork-res % ~
bureau scarfs. also Squares
IL, !. scslloped or lace trim'd-
some emb'd corners-reg, ,fe, ......, 80
The evening world., 1910-12-08
HATS AND B0NNETS-

White and colora
Were 81. 40 & ~. ~ OS fWerr fs. Us. 80. 2.Ds
Were 81, ps X ~. sp1. AOlWere ~. 40 to IS. ~ B.Oa
Were laos -. 1.OeIw Were "a. oS a u. 10 Abs
The evening world., 1910-12-08
HELP NTeD-FEMA
The Same Piano Wsnd Cst $500 on Fihb Avsnss.
WeX-k n0wn Make.
An opportunity like this comes
only once in a great while.

WIHTEnSS o1ns al 10 answer %isltnhoSs csn,
and assist with plain saving or light hOnsewDrs
s2.5O n lunch. Mrs, fndlay. i0l Lexington sr.
rear eth NJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-12

PARIS. March I. l9lo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-12
Before Their Time.
STERLING HEII.lG.
MORTIMER SINGER, the min

MORTIMER SINGER, the millionaire
iNI descendant - the sewing machine
inventor. lies with many broken bones IN
Cairo. the victim Of an aeroplane acci-
dent
Mr.. Singer WAS pupil OF Henri Far
man. \ bird man. apropos o. this.
said NJ recent luncheon in New York:
They tell story about Farman and
his pupils. II seems that a pupil said L"
Earman one morning. as lie turned up his
Gnome motor at ISsH:
I had dream about YOU last night,
sir
Yes said Farman.
Yes | dreamed | fell from my bi-
plane and died. and assembled to the gold
en- gate. ST. Peter said. Who are You?
| mentioned my name. and 81. Peter sum
moned the recording angel with his book
The book was searched long time, bH'
Ia vain
What did YOU say YOUR name vas
the recording angel asked.
~ repeated it. the place IN the boon
was found. and ST. Peter said
Why. you've got no business here
You're not due here for another fifteen
years
Nj Farman said / stammered.
oh. interrupted the recording an
gel. you're pupil Of Farman's, are
you?'
Then he turned to st. Peter and
grumbled:
''."Better let him in That Farman Is
always upsetting our arrangements
though.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-12

the latest: Part Of the comets light
comes from the sun. but part is its own.
The proportions are UnknoWn: We may
md out on May Is.
The Moorchouse comet IS so often re
farred to because il is the latest and
most scientifically studied. Two of Flam-
marion's aids at .IuviSy. making eabo-
rate photogra phS. discovered the storm
ing luminous patches already referred
to-storrne from necl to tail end at
speeds not al all equal to that Of light
Concerning L lot OF lively phenomena
Flammarion insists that tile suns re-
pulSiNe force is not sufficient to account
for tn. transformations noticed.
Shall We fee! them some pretend that
they will give us 2 bad scare of electrical
nerve fwistingS in the midst of terrific
ho,nbardm MS If metcoric matter and