THE EVENING TiMES WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY MAY 23 19002I

log toitho general dissatisfaction with theawards by all but the successful prize-

winners and their friends Appropiatesouvenirs of the occasion will given toeach Patrol which is represen cd

Among the notable Patrols who will dis-play their accomplishments this afternoonIs of last year at the Buf-falo Convention This is the Arab Patrolot tbo Oriental Temple of Troy N YTwentyfour men compose the Patrol ns Itwill appear this afternoon They will becostumed as Bedouins of the Desert withlong grey flowing gown bordered withgold around the skirt a variegated coloredand spangled bolero brown hose Arabian

shoes and with a flowing burnoosewith long brown Streamers They will bearmed with guns of Arabian pattern withbent arm rest

Tho Oriental Patrol have many surprises-up their sleeves nud will exhibit somebewildering evolutions one of which Isknown as the ragtime drill which willcommence with a movement of 135 stepsto the minute and Increase to 160 stepsIt is said to be a winner when anything isto be won Col James H Lloyd of theSecond Regiment New York NationalGuard will be in command Colonel Lloydhas had much experience in drilling Masonic bodice

Moolah Temple of St Louis Mo hasbrought its Arab Patrol of thirtytwo menunder the command of Col C A Sinclairof the First Regiment Missouri NationalGuard The Moolahs have been prominent-in previous drills and are confidentof receiving a very large share of the ap-

plause and commendation which will takothe place of the prizes this year

Al Koran Temple of Cleveland Ohiowill furnish an Arab Patrol of thirtyfivemen the largest number in any onePatrol CapL II E Morrison will be Incommand

CapL S Porter House will conduct theexhibition drill of the Almas Arab Patrol oftwentyfour men

Eighteen men of the Arab Patrol ofMolla Temple of St Josephs Mo commandod by Capt H G Getchell are ex-

pected to take part in the drill as is alsothe Arab Patrol of Ismailla Temple ofBuffalo in command of Captain Akel

Twentyfive minutes will be allotted toeach Patrol to exhibit its maneuvres andit Is expected that the drill will be com-pleted by 6 oclock Almas Patrol and MollaPatrol will begin the drill at 430 and willbe followed by Oriental Temple Patrol andthe others who will exhibit in successionBugle call will be given five minutes beforethe expiration of the time allotted to eachdrill and will be repeated to introduce thefollowing drill

No rules have been adopted regulatingthe character of the maneuvres and thePatrols will be free to give such exhibi-tion as they please

FUN AT THE TEMPLES

Some Prominent Organizations ThatHave Pitched Their Tent

Where the Shrinors have temporarilypitched their tents at half a hundredheadquarteis there is a continuation oftheir merrymaking today There is notiring a son of the desert when he reachesthe Oasis at the end of his annual pil-

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Among the maiy prominent temples isthe city the Arabs of Zem Zem fromErie Pa have succeeded IB ttrtlagmuch attention by a big a finepatrol an overflow of joviality and muchapenbaafed hospitality Zem Zem wasorgaateed November 1 1S90 and today has-

a Hiefeersbip of 5S5 Nobles Peter BarkeyK the Illustrious Potentate and W C

Shaw Recorder of Zom Zem The Repre-

sentatives to the Imperial Sessions of theMystic Serine are the Potentate Mr Barkey Jay C Grave and William A Rupert

The name of the temple Is derived fromthe holy well of Zem Zem at Meccawhere the great prophet Mohammed waswont to slack his mighty thirst with copious drafts of the cool spring waterThree hundred tribesmen cf the temple ofZem Zem with their ladies compose thecaravan which has made the pilgrimage tothe Oasis of Washington

Leaving their camels in the sheds of theBaltimore and Ohio Railway the delega-tion sought their appointed quarters in theRaleigh Caravanserlo two days ago andthey are not yet ready to return In theirheadquarters Zem Zem water broughtfrom the holy spring of Mecca in camelloads by Thomas Maloney the Arab caterer of the tribe is dispensed under thedirection of the Illustrious Recorder 0Pahaw who is at all times in charge of theopen house Recorder 0 Pshaw who athis native Oasis of Erie Is engaged in thelaundry business Is kept busy puttingplenty of starch into his fallowTemplarsThe Zem Zem water so plentifully supplied visitors bears a remarkable and suspicious semblance to tho celebrated Fishhouse Punch and to various wellknownbrands of spirits ferment The Zem Zem

Tbe President a Slave to CntarrliD T Sample President of Simples Intallm tit

Company Washington 1M writw For yearI was with Chronic Catarrh Remediesand treatment br specialists only tae me tem-

porary relief until I r s to use DrAgnews CaUrrhat Powur It Rare almost in-

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Band of sixteen pieces holds concerts afternoon and evening In front of headquar-ters

The souvenir badge of Zem Zem is inbronze metal and enamel The emblem-atic red fez of the order with the name othe temple on a field of white in enamel-is encircled by a bronze wreath

lemalia Temple of Buffalo numbers 1250members and was organized in 18S7 Erastus C Knight Potentate and Charlej EMarkham Recorder are the officers ofIsmalia Mr Knight Charles W CushmanFrank T Gilbert and George L Brown are

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The Ttaple brought 260 members totown who are lodged at the Raleigh whereopen hose is kept Some of the Nobles ofIsmalia are asking some curious questionsWhat happened to Jack Henies pocketbook How does Shorty like the right ofline Why doesnt Shorty give the com-mand guide left loud enough to be heardWhy doesnt Myron O keep step whensquare is formed Why Ole straddle-so much in line Why Fred Bushlay all his troubles to Ole Why shouldntEd Cumpson use a step ladder when pas-sion crom is formed Wa Koch out oforder when he found the pocketbook

head ot a buffalo with fez and crescentwith a pendant circle bearing the inscrip-tion of Iwnalia Temple

Syrian Temple of Cincinnati Ohio hasa membership of 1350 sad was organized j

in 1S77 Eugene L Lewis is the Potentateof jTlan and the Recorder is John H I

Dunholter Representatives to the Im-

perial Council are Eugene Lewis JacobH Bromwell Morris L Buchwalter andllen AndrewsRepresentative Bromwell is also a Rep

resentative in Coar sc from Cincinnatiand is a thirtysecond degree Mason andan officer In the Constetory W B Meltt imnerJal Potentate is a Neble

temple Seventysix Nobles ofSyrita with their ladles are at the Graf-ton

Danascus Temple of Rochester N Y Isthe second oldest lodge in the country Itwas founded in 1S76 and has now a membership of 782 George F Loder was theorganizer of the Temple and was selected-as the Illustrious Potentate at that timean office that he has ever since retainedand which he now fills Mr Loder Is aPast Commander Knights TemplarState vt New York and is a veteran of thecivil war He has been supervisor of thecounty and for eleven and onehalf yearswas superintendent of the Rochester poetoffice Potentate Loder claims that Da-

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of the order He believes that the perpetuation of the Mystic Shrine is due tothe efforts of Damascus which soon afterit was started surpassed the first TempleMecca In membership John Calder is thoRecorder of Damascus and the representa-tives or the Temple to the Imperial Ses-

sions are Mr Loder Charles H CarsonWilliam C Smith and Conrad EckhardtOne hundred and sixtyfive Nobles fromDamascus are present in WashingtonTheir headquarters are at WlllariVs whereyesterday a reception was held at whichthe ladles were presented with gilt camelhat pins as souvealrs of the occasion Anorchestra composed of ten Nobles of theTemple with the Damascus Quartettefurnished a programme of music and sing-ing The well did not run dry and thecigars provided by the EntertainmentCommittee were of excellent quality Fivedoctors from Damascus Temple are outhaving a good time and cann be found

A pretty souvenir of Damascus is asmall red felt fez with the name of theTemple printed upon it

Syria Temple of Pillsbury Pa whichhas a membership today of 15S4 was or-

ganized in 1S77 William H Waker Is theImperial Potentate and Harry L TriesRecorder of Syria The Representatives tothe Imperial Council are William S BrownMr Walker Theodore W Sicrcan andAmcricus V Holmes

William S Brown Illustrious Treasuritof Syria Temple is Treasurer cf the Impsrial Divan Mr Brown Is eminent in Ma-sonic circles and has been Master cfBraddocks Field Lodge Eminent Com-mander of Tancred Commacdery No 48Knights Templar and High Priest of ShilohChanter No 257 Royal Arch Masons

Other officers at the tomnlo are Howard

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ental guide James H first cere-monial master William J Parker secondceremonial master Alex Glllland dlretor William C Wright marshal John AMyers captain of the guard George CJohnstone outer guard James H Orrzalchemist Dan E Nuttall mugica direc-tor Louis F Vandergrlft outer acorke per George S Houghton keeper of thegreat zeal

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Throe hundred and fifty members of Sy-

ria are quartered at the National Hotelwhere they extend hospitality to visit logNobles One of thcsemveairs given to theladles by Syria is a cutglass goblet de o-

rated in gold with the name and sraybrfsof the The badge of the temple isthe regular insignia of the Shrine with arepresentation of PiLls Fort pendant andbearing the name and home of the temple

In one of the room at the Riggs en-gaged by four Nobles of Mecca Temple ofNew York four beds are provided Abovetho first is a card which rends NewYork Hospital name C A Benedictdisease alcoholism admitted May 21ISM attending physician Doc WhiteAt the second cot the sign reads GeorgeMiller disease old age physician DocSmith The patient in the third cot IsJames McGee who is suffering from pare-sis and is unedr the care of Dr Topplag-of Bridgeport Last but not least is DrS P Ellison who Is troubled with acutemania and is taking his own proscription

Aleppo Temple of Boston Mass is thesecond largest in the UnKed States andhas a membership of 3000 Nobles It wasorganized In 1SS2 A Frank Welch is theIllustrious Potentate of Aleppo Divan TheRecorder of the Temple Benjamin WRowell Is also the Recorder of the Im-perial Council and a thirtythird degreeMason The representatives to the ses-sion of the Imperial Council are MessrsRowell Welch Fred H Spring and FrankW Bhtl

Seventyfive Nobles and ladies cf Aleppoare In the city They are quartered atArlington but have their headquarters atthe Riggs where they are dispensing NewEngland hospitality to their vis-

itors Seventyfive Nobles and ladies ofCora Temple of Lewiston Me are withthe Boston Shriners

A TRIP ON THE RIVERShriners iuu j-

XMcannnt SailA treat number of Shriners accompa

nied by their wives and sweethearts andfriends availed themselves of the opportunity of a trip down the Potomac Riverthis morning as far as Mount Vernon TheCommittee on Arrangements had arranged for this oasis in the desert of yester-days marching banqueting and other ex-

ertions which had taxed the Shrinersphysical endurance to an almost superhu-man degree The Invigorating breezes ofthe historic river however again broughtback to the Shriner his wonted energy andvitality The Shriners as ever were Inthe best of spirits and kept their friendsin good humor and many were the apparently Insignificant incidents which madethis water trip one of the most pleasantfeatures oL the social programme of theconclave

The steamers Pentz and Randall wereput In service and both withthe merrymaking pleasure hunters Haleys Band was divided in two sections offifteen each furnishing music for the twofloating resorts of happiness mirth andgood fellowship Itwas 1030 oclock whenthe Pentz pulled out being followed shortlyafterward by the Randall conveying theirMystic cargoes past historic scenes evoking outbursts of patriotism accompaniedby enthusiastic songs and acclamations ofthe excursionists The parties returnedto the city at 1230 oclock

The committees In charge of the excur-sion were composed of members of AlmasTemple of this city as follows

Steamer Pentz Committee George WHelaley Robert ConnelL G W CentnerA S Taber W H Griffin Entail WaltersJohn McGregor R von Glomer and A LLeighton

Steamer Committee J C John-son T A Cart 11 T F Herlng R McReynolds George H Plant W B PettusW I Hughes G i Johnson add GeorgeY Honsell acted underinstructions from the chairman of theGeneral Entertanment Committee GeorgeW Evans

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clines to Run for Governor

Kentucky Hnej nblicnnn ReceiveMessage Ejjfojn Him Saying That lieCannot 3Ittke n Canvaan ColonelCollier UcliiKT Boomed for thehead of the Partys State Ticket

LOUISVILLE Is praciically certain that W S Taylor now a fu-

gitive in Indiana will not be a canildatsfor Governor on the Republkan ticket thisfall Taylor has wired prominent Rtpubltcans In Kentucky practically to that oiledraring

I cannot say that I will or will not ba-

a candidate for Governor of Kentucky thisfall The party has Insisted that I bjnominated but I fall to see how I couMmake a canvass or in the event of

what good could come of itThis is taken to mean by Louisville lead-

ers of the Republican party that Taylorwill not permit his name to be presentedto the State Convention

Republicans made a statement this after-noon that a movement has beta set on footto bring Col Daniel R Collier into thegubernatorial rate Colonel Collier wasTaylors Adjutant General and the boomfor him Is regarded as a concession in Re-publican circles that Taylors flight fromthe State retires him mom further consideration as a possible candidate this fall

Governor Beckham may scud militia toeastern Kentucky today to assert his authorit and arrest Capt John Powers indicted for complicity in the Gocbel murderand vrlo was arrested yesterday and thenreleastt on a writ of habeas corpus

The carts In eastern Kentuckynlzo pardons issued by Taylor and ignoreGovernor Beckham

DIED FROST INJURIES

Henry Draccci-cency Hanpltuj

Henry Draeger tho butcher who was runover by a Chesapeake and Ohio Railroadtrain at the south end of the Long BridgeSunday night and who as a result

the loss of both legs at the knees dIedat the Emergency Hospital at an earlyhour this morning

Relatives word at once noUfled and abrother began arrangements for the fu-

neraL Th arancements have not yetbeen completed The body Is now at nnundertaking establishment where it wasremoved tOfl prepared for burial De-

ceased was years and had beenemployed by N Auth a butcher Illshome was at 401 Seventh Street southwestPoliceman Drteger of the Eighth Precinct-Is a brother of the deceased

BRIDGE COMBINE FORMED

It Has 970000000 Capital and InReady to Do Bu lnc

May organizationof the American1 Bridge Company has flDally been completed and the company isnow ready to business Its capital-Is placed at i70W W equally divided into7 per cent cumulative preferred and com-mon The practically controlsall the bridgebuilding concerns in theruited States

Officers of the company have bees elected as follows President Pereival Roberts Jr of Iron Workstreasurer Willftra H Connell formerlypresident of the Edgemoor Bridge Worksvice presidents W H McCord CharlesMcDonald Charles M Jarvis Frank Conger and J P Kennedy chief engineerC C Schneider mechanical engineerJama McChristy

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Daughter of Poison Victim AllcceiAgreement Wn Not Kept

HARTFORD May 23 Mrs FlorenceE Rogers whose mother Mrs Adamswas killed by the poison sent to HarryCornish has brought suit against her husbend Edward F Rogers for Jiafl

Mrs Rogers and her husband separatedOctober 1 1897 Mr Rogers agreeing to payhis wife 56 a month He paid the moseyuntil December 1 1SW Mrs Rogers says

The salary of the defendant wile is em-ployed by the Scottish Union InsuranceCompany has been attached The paperswere served In Buffalo

PAWNBROKERS FORM A TRUST

An Illinois Axnoclntlon for Their Mu-tual Protection

CHICAGO ilay 23 To elevatestandard of the pawnbroklng business inChicago and to protect the pawnbrokersare the objects announced in the formatisnof the Illinois Collateral Loan Brokers As-

sociation papers of Incorporation for whichbeen filed with the Secretary of State

at SpringflcldIt is understood that the principal aim

of the new Pawnbrokers Trust will be tosecure the anullment of the MunicipalPawners law passed at the last session ofthe legislature which Is seriously hurtingthe pawnbroUIng busincs

Boy Did Not See the Car and WaxKnocked Under Fender

NEW YORK May 23 Motorman Meyers presence of mind saved yesterday inHoboken the life of Thomas Carmody agedtwo and a half years Meyers car was go-

ing at a rapid rote through Newark Streetwhen the child suddenly ran out on thetracks and remained there not appearing-to notice the rapidly approaching car

Meyer shouted a warning and jammeddown the brake When the car reachedthe boy it had just enough momentum toknock him down and be rolled under thefender Meyer jumped down and puledout the child The boy was not Injured

hurt In n RearEnd CollisionCUMBERLAND Md May 23 A Pitts

urg division freight train ran Into therear of the West Virginia Central drag onthe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad In SouthCumberland early yesterday morning andthe yard engine pulling the drag was bad-ly damaged by the cars belng pushed upagainst It The timbers of the tank frameran through the cab and the roof wasturned on the whistle Albert EHendershot fireman was badly Injuredabout the and legs C T Proley engineer was slightly surt and LewisWard conductor who was in the cab wasseverely injured about the breast Thefront brakeman sustained minor InjuriesHendershot and Ward will be laid up forsome time

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DEATHS UT THE DISTRICT

A Deed In e lu the Mortality for theWeek

There was a decline In the number otdeaths during the mst week of more than16 per cent as compared with that of theweek before The mortality was lOfi ascompare with 127 and the annual deathrate fell from 2241 per lOCO to 1670 thatfor the tfaltes being 1392 and for the col-

ored 2970 The principal features of time

health conditions of the week were a de-

cline from 17 deaths from heart disease to9 and from 19 cases ot consumption to 9There were 3 fatal eases of whoopingcough 3 of measles and 1 of smallpox

At the close of last report there were 6

cases of smallpox under treatment dur-ing the week 5 new oases developed 1died and 1 was discharged cured leaving11 cases in hospital

Of diphtheria there were oi cases Inquarantine at the close of last reportDuring the week 4 new cases occurred and26 were discharged leaving 29 cases inIsolation In 15 premises

There were 46 oases of scarlet fever inquarantine by the last report During theweek 21 new cases developed and 12 weredischarged leaving 57 cases with warningcards in 46 premises

The moan weather conditions during theweak were Temperature of the air7t4 deg relative humidity 736 dog andbarometer 2994 deg There were 31Claches of rainfall with southerly windsaveraging six miles per hour The highestdegree of the thermometer was 94 dog onthe lath and lowest S3 deg on the 13th

The following is the list of deathsaccording to their causes

Apoplexy 8 bronchitis 3 congestion oflungs 1 consumption 9 convulsions 3croup 1 diseases of brain 4 diseases of

9 diseases of kidneys 9 malarialfjver 1 malignant growth 1 measijs 3

1 pneumonia 13 suicide 1typhoid fever 2 whooping cough 3 mis-cellaneous 28 grippe E smallpox 1 to-

tal 106

RUN OVER BY A CAB

Edward Mavleaar

Edward Maviesar and Miss Mary Smithwho were Injured in a collision in what isknown as Eckington Cut at Second and Q

Streets northeast last night are still pa-

tients at the Homeopathic Hospital Bothare painfully but not seriously hurt It isexpected they will be able to leave the institution tomorrow Miss Smith is fromBaltimore her home being at 129 SouthEaton Street She has been visiting at1211 H Street northwest Maviesar Is fromBriarly Postoffice Montgomery county Md

Maviesar and Miss Smith were driving inthe Eckington Cut when their buggy wasstruck by a City and Suburban Railway carThe buggy was overturned and badly dam-aged The occupants were thrown somedistance and badly shaken up in addition-to sustaining numerous bruises and lacera-tions of the face The horse was slightlyinjured No 2 patrol wagon was sum-moned and Maviesar and Miss Smith wereremoved to the hospital Motorman Warewho was in charge of the electric car it iss id was not to Warn for the accidentHe claimed it so lark In the cut thathe did netsee uelll his car wasupon it His efforts to stop the car lato avert a collision were then futile

SUIT OVER A PATENT

TheGovernment IliKut

Hearing commenced today ia ths t o the Sir W Wstrong Waitworth Company Limited ofNewcaatleoaTyoe England against Al-

exander H McCorartck Commandant ofthe Washington Navy Yard AdmiralONeil and Cotaaaader Edwin C Pendietoo to recover 26Me as

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WortWngton Heald Frailerappear for the defendants and AssistantDistrict Attorney Ashley M Gould represeats the Government which is virtuallybeing sued instead of the defendants nam

the right to manufacture a certain klad oftrunnion bearing n ad ia the construe

ties of heavy ordnance It is alleged bythe plaintiffs that the patent right ia dtspate Is their property having

them by the Inventor Brs1-

SSS Since then it is claimed that Ute

of the United States in the mea aetHre otheavy guns for the Army ned Navy A de-

mand was made for royalties by the plaintill but was denied them aadsuit was instituted Two suits were liedone ic 1S97 claiming 1 MO aad anotherla IS9Q asking 2090 For the purpose-of trying the issues involved the suits wereconsolidated-

A DUEL TO THE DEATH

Texas Ranchmen Kill Each Othera Bnntncxa Quarrel

AUSTIN Texas May 23 Particularswere received here today of tv desperateduel to the death between Ernilk Coy andBoniface Perez two prominent andwealthy ranchmen of county Theyquarreled over a business affair and met atPanchito where Perez conducted a generalstore In connection with the ranches Theyboth drew their pistols and began firing ateach other at close range

After several shots had been exchangedwhich Inflicted slight wounds a bullet fromPerezs pistol went through Coys heartAs Coy was falling he fired another shotwhich struck Perez in a vital spot killinghim instantly

EXCITEMENT IN CHICAGO

Comiircnncil Air TankCauses a Panic

CHICAGO May 23 CHnear the Elm Street power house of theChicago Union Traction Company warsdriven terrorstricken front their beds at4 oclock this morning by a terrific ex-

plosion Buildings rocked and swayed under the force of the shock and the inhabitants sought safety in the streets untilnearly 1000 of them scantily clad and incondition of anc blocked North ClarkStreet

An air compressor tank under a pressureof 16CO pounds to the square Inch had ex-

ploded wrecking the sidewalk under which-

it was placed damaging tie cable cartracks and power house AH the patrolwagons from the North Side were sent tothe scent and served to add to the generalterror kit by the residents No one wasseriously injured but all the compressedair cars were put out of

njt TakersWomen are well represented among the census

enumerators of New York City They will findout things about families and the inmates oj resi-dence houses in GntKam that men never could findout This fact baa been well demonstrated inWafhircton It take the women to tell the menwhat kind of beer to drink and which is mostbeneficial to the health Ask any of your ladymends what beer site likes best and you will gether answer that Heurichs is the purest and mostwholesome of all beverages Take a ladys adviceand order a case of Heuricha Maerzen Senate or

by phoning rixthirtyfour Bot-tling Co and you will verify her advice as tothe qualities of these superior beverages

not recommended foreverything but if you haskidney liver cr bladdertrouble It wilt bo tranS lost

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ar Eclipse

Nearly All of the Adjuxted Kane and Rapidity WithWhich the Various Operations ArePerformed rrofcsmlonal InterestCentres In Grating Spectroncopea

PINEHURST N C May 23 Tie pre-

paratory work at the Johns Hopkinspartys eclipse station here is new practi-cally completed Nearly alt the instru-ments have received their final adjustment and next Monday the day of theeclipse Is awaited eagerly and aaxfevely

The first actual rehearsals or drill pre-

paratory to the real performance heldyesterday Each observer has his programme posted ia front of Ma and canthus reed off his exact duties

The tImekeeper stands with big eyes lasteaed on tbo of a chronometer sad

Hebegins by aajring expose wMea willmean that aac teg follow

oae two ntrtft aaiyfour ia reached alt is tfvor At the

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oae or two trilL the varied operacarried nut with thocreatoK ease

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that it is extreismtT ajStewH to e t ekesly sad regularly the other is that free sec-

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heads This is usfortunate forbut may be beet for science j

The instrameots for photographing thesun directly Save already described I

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party These are the grating spectrescopes

The gratings consist ot polishedof metal about six a bes square OB

have been scratAed by a diamond point agreat number of See grooves extremelyclose together parallel and at regular In

if light falls apes a ruledthe reflected light is resolved into

its separate colors or Its spectrum Om thetwo gratings at Pinehurst which were mled by Prof Rowlands dividing enginethere are grooves ia eaek lack andthere are groo s OB thewhole

The concave grating is mounted ia a boxabout the size sad shape ot a grand pianoTChca the box was oa its way here aat ot the stations refused tehandle it saying he had seen raaay cot8ns but be didat like the looks of thisoneAt the time of the eclipse the light fromthe sun will be thrown on the gratings by

of which are constantlyto neutralize the suns

motion and that of the earth It will thenbe reflected and focused oa photographic

Ia this way permanent recordsobtained as to the constitution of

the light from different layers of the at-

mosphere around the sun

pTAfyaAM OF THE ECLIPSE

Calculations for PhenomenonMatte r

BALTIMORE May 22 A colored dia-

gram of the total eclipse of the sun which

takes place oa Monday next and a recordof the calculations of the eclipse bothmade a half century ago are the uniquepossessions of E H Norman President o

Baltimore Business Collegeand calculations were made

by Mr Normans father William JosephNorman and are December 1 1S49

when the elder Mr was a resident-

of Alexandria Va for which meridian thecalculations are made

In addition to diagrams showing thefirst contact the maximum phase andthe end of the eclipse Mr Norman pre-

pared a diagram showing the orbit of thesun moon and earth in their respectiveangles in relation to one another

with the exact spot ia the sunspathway where the moon appears to coverits disk and obscure its light from theearth

Mr Norman wrote below the diagramsthe results of his astronomical calculations as follows A projection of aneclipse of the sun to appear on the 2Sthday of May 1900 Beginning of eclipse37 minutes after 7 oclock a m Greatestobscuration 49 minutes after 8 End 11

mlnutos after 10 Calculated for the me-

ridian of Alexandria VaIn the portfolio containing the diagrams

are projections of other eclipses whichhave occurred since the calculations weremade and each one occurred to the

it was calculated These Includedeclipses of the moon in 1SS5 I860 and1862 and eclipses of the sun in 1854 and1869

Test of the TransportThe War Department learns today that-

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ward which is to be placed at the serviceof General Randall In the Alaska districtwill ba made at Seattle this afternoonand the official trial trip will follow tomorrow or the day The Lawtonwill leave San and theEgbert Friday for Seattle on their way toCape Nome They will receivetheir orders

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A AVorUmans Fatal FallNEWPORT NEWS May 23 Augast-

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