The evening world. Newspaper, May 28, 1900, Page 2

THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, MAY 2, 1900, ‘SCIENTISTS STUDIED “CORONA” FROM NEW YORK TO NEW ORLEANS. THE ECLIPSE W. 1S SE EN in SOME OF THE PRINCIPAL CITIFE, THE SHADED PORTIONS sid WHAT P ART OF HARD BLOW Oi DEWEY. | —--- \Supreme Court Throws) Out Claim for Big Bounty. | May The fectded againer Ad sim for the maximum ng the Spanteh CAPE YOUR, SPA SEATTLE WINNIE orrawa CHO NGO, HOwron, PHILADELPHIA NGTON, NONFOLK. “e ' z | — a t - ts decision, holds (Continued from Firet Page) ‘A DOUBLE ECLIPSE 'WHAT NEW YORKERS je American guns and navi. force were aes superior 1 of Adintral Monto) “SNAPPED” BY CAMERA.. eae begs Cetee te Ghat similar to those observed In India | despatches from thelr working parties ~ | hot cour ‘ : ame There were tw om toe west ot [ar Pinehitet NC and Matnenyie SAW OF THE ECLIPSE. ": dentin @dout equal intensity, out to a distance | Ge ately after the eclipse of the | oe : Je} ; equal to five or six diameters of the /sun stacing that the obe fone a —_—__ ‘ Nauta a? halt athe woper cae Gi bie ta the Oat 109. ee nas aes The scientific observation of the; Fvery edueational institution tn the | cia by them 0 o to ry A ty, even € es pary he niet ” hes eivered & as much stronger than the lower one! The weather was clear the Instrumente | sun's eclipse, according to revorts| n.* sis sii Age Amo ae 5 me Fi ' Ee bans soos 6 oy araiae Gn aires Great jee eived by The Evening World from| ever | wimary schools smoked — 4 to dl ” ee and talka on be gpl the solar equator than I> | paged ines ia hy ee” BENHAM ON TRIAL AGAIN shadow bands were tistinctly ed in Washt Clear weather obt | - | talks on the y were the rule as @beerved inclining from about % de omener | | fecha vr obtained slang oy Liss Few schools a Manna vn. Howden | Gress weet of north to BH Urcrees cast - ; feu | tire path of tota ity, a strip of eoune| ana Jerse: y hed regular seesion this Coot and Collected, the yt or SnCEE ter orks ommerate | ttre» were Aled mir smoged | iry fortyefive miles wide, reaching | morning ry ef) war made ol Wite-Potnamer Watebes Se ASHINGTON, ’ astronomera who wat the re sae , | v ¢ Lael en tof the Navel Observatory here received able display | from Norfolk, Va, to New Ore! oe the phenome ats Hon of dure oceincermnnipihipnapemsenaneain | | leans, La, fore Pe ee eeeee up at iM] CAMANDAIQUA, N. ¥ May How CAUGHT THE CORONA | hits ore ot teig tape Seed ass” een Set MA i ae em i ‘ roof his wif Renham, at enthusiasts were out taking snap.\ eared away ; ti r | Two remarkable photographs of the . Bo sti. aine fore the hour of the @ret ened. | Batavia. Jan. 4 W897, « he Can ‘ |& M. from the dome of Pul “ erence the Cxcellent rhot graphs were taken|anxiousi wering * ee ia iti Butidin Evening World's ape- fainter eclipse was caused by the te-| from the dome of the Fulitzer Build. |,in i. We sie aes | ape we le eo . @eecia! to Tee Breatag Wor't) the Aret instant of totality, as the won. Cll Protographer, The dupication « ino. . ¢ « fogiment of Panels about f Voart H . WASHINGTON, Ge., May %--Prof.| derful light of the corona Mashed out | = ay lebuds wan ihe . » were allowed f room Robbing got the first contact of the | benind the black dink of the moon, was How Qa It Looks, The Comera Fiend The Weather Furcau also reports \ih. ecz0rs ‘Tt was no gaging througn| The forer was taken up wiih the ox eclipse here at Th. 2 m. 1h.fs with not| indescribable The corona was like that ho clear weather in the totality strip, | ten amination of jurors who desited recuse more than a half-second interval be | of the eclipse of 18M Two carge red at = | Por or =i the watchers | from duty tween fret suspicion and conviction, | protuberances were plainy vi t gw T* . SEEN PERFECTLY HERE, «a» er feet impatiently and sa Benham was calm ant cool and Is Mr. Hosmer also got the contact gue-|on'y a alight color wae otherwise obsers ad ae \\ " fs i = teak things about th 4s Then as if| looking well ceasfully on the chronograph. Mr Ed. | abe Lolli | 4) , m arks the heavy bank | ———— * monde and Rev. Mr. Saville missed the, Mercury, Venus and two other stars ey *' rolled away and ther ehout | . tunate delay in getting their telescopes. | wae Indistinetiy seen, Luring the dark- , . . MOON CFOS | o¢ a black The observation here was in every vst time of the eclipse large print could J ours wa rteet Mish vharply cutting a from the way successful. The sky around the be reat without dimouity a t fying dy gathered iM leh: Rifted throug hd banks When Asked About #100000 Contrle gun was absolutely cloudless, A light) The times of contac! as taken by Prof ‘ x K aod, f ‘' it was softened un were, bation ampaian Fund He Rank of clouds in the southweet gave| Robbins was: First contact, 1 hours 2| te ane ioe thrown aw \" all ny.” @n excellent opportunity for observing! minutes 188 seconds. second contact, #| vada Be thle ame along T ented c o the Berough of the moon's shadow as |t swept across! hours § minutes (26 seconde. third cone | or vislon for a few nt Coogan, of the Borough © the sky. | tact, § hours 11 minutes 178 seconde; | 1 the t The disk had grown larger wh ten, sald he » pay ‘ The shadow bands wera plainiy seen| fourth contact. ¥ hours 3% minutes 15 1-2] Wan per ked ¢ ft } upon the earth again. thie morning about t Os they Mickered acroes the canvas) seconds, time totality, | minute 253 rece | e T was the day's prearamme. Ae if bute $100.00 to sereens. The grandeur of the scene at| onda, a “ ‘ age ) curtain were being rated and lowered paign fund for the electic ‘ ord St With cabs, Kaeion (tt the ele yall peanied nd - Bince the publication \ ‘ e a he morn 10a’ . ' eed coward : Coogan has kept out of he kel tk i. oon tn th BEAUTIFUL SCENE IN ce ie a ee man na Me watch from 1 tt may have been a failure |tO°’ty. several attempts were ma THE SOUTHERN STATES rhe maa 5a" im with 190) was a vis hands dramatic TLANTA, Ga, May 2&—The eclipse) Northern Afrion, leaving the earth | “1 nave novning to say @f the sun today Is visible throughout! finally near the northern end of the Red | "Have “ ed to contribute Meith America, Nurope and Africa, but | Sea [ECLIPSE PROV ES MOON } “1 have noth say," with another Was total only in seme parte of Lou i wave of the hands. fana, Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, PATH OF TOTALITY. | —— Soult Carolina and Virgina tn the| Ih this country the cities of TA BLES ARE INCORRECT. = Bes Osos tena, obi aiontromery, leigh and CHINESE WIN FIGHT. Was an event of firet importance! Norfolk were tn the totality path, Be ae Ad Was unprecedented in more than one| Mer | es the patt dark Foepect. Ite path of totality, tnetead of | Nell her towns which ar May 1 Ror: Observations were made by sclentis cltly Invewlated with extending throug! sparsely settied re vite Mar be B vag The ' elfrom the Smithsonian Institution at ~ > mites over seant expa . 2 at the this Me : at the J “ eee t| Washingto glish Astronomical Court Decides. ; er, eeeted Wl u rds ey ; 4 ety ther Observatory,| SAN PRANCISC), Miy 28 —Peleral portion of the cx ¥ ab elon University, Charte 8) Jutee Morrow has grante! an injune Being easily a wtructe : hs for any die siiehtiy incorrect the op Pl Mitttary Institute resentative the federal and local — was ole all over work Was photographed and the pfo m the Toronto Astronomt-|healty authorities from dlecrintoating It has been eleven verre : ‘ eT imme was complete Mt Teal Soetety was also at work the Chinese in the matter of tar « witnessed. but ¢ yan eee Pie 8B M photographs were "yal h 4 aaainat the plaque lar event wae w wd but the ade | fitiy-t miles in width . The eclipse ¢ shed a beautiful sight wain plaqw Yancement of astron imical se & itso Grins ts gl lhe tervals, and eapeciaily | and the observers united In pronouncing that the Chinese cannot the marvellous improvements in cunkiion Was coampbite, Ii M eecopes Were the conditions per’ | he forcibly Innooulyted with antl-pisgue Grones, photoxraphy and electrical . feadity seen therefore that 0 wee discover more satelilies | Beyen sketc were mace of the! serum. and tha annot be pre. Dilances insured more complete observa- Aifference of five miles in this hetween the sun and the planet Met-| corona and atx photographs taken by | vented from entering of leaving San tions than ¢ver defore known inne of tth la the mat ry Harrison Wo Smith Francisco by the Federal Quarantine The United Staten Government and al! oy wreren’ ee ee OF the petual ite nothing can be! ane oy f the observations here oMcers. reat educational institutions mate einb- athe ‘4 "ak GUM Gace tee wea. told for tome time. A special tF8!n| was wired to London Enatand fh | nade Witnersed, and a position near the pees - ra aii Xe fred to London, Bi 4, in one je observations, and millions | pio portion to the stupend ‘“ — : , 7 of dollars expended tn this way ' © phenomenon ’ | ae STUDIED THE CORONA. MANY PARTIES OUT. ‘FORT MONROE WILD tov. Messevelt’s Consdentiol Man Wile ateat interest attached i the io | Stenek by Falling Rar cl = | OVER WEIRD SIGHTS + ame Omers composing the “ P stabbed | ©) SYRACUSE, May = %4-—Wil fons” from a‘! parte of the cour WAS! aa ak thee Maes ; aa a peers. nme, recretary to Gov, R Rot alone to observe tne pasting of the 4 Africa, by al Obee |was injured last night In the Hote Moon before the su: stud . Prot @ J i Ae S } FORT MONROE Va, May &—Thet ® period of totality was about thirty y being struck by a falling bar the corena nomical Dir ae ef tiblen lex Zi “Rubber 1 was totally eellpsed at $83 o'clock | seconds, during which time a tiny star summoned and a deep This particular branch of the man Peon 8 é pred UM - olin 6 ky. T dis of people NUME Just below the magnificent corona ry's head sewn up Miiiibe es siwars, been, an nse'yaite WRINLEY SAW IT wonder yendquarters ute at a “ IALG . vA he phenome and at the mo- t * took on wotderful after sun : Simeemere thar th a pre cataey che saué 4id evarh Wins ‘ The a y magic. a iithat ; | Byte a: nthe aged . Vresidentiat Party Viewed the oi. joade whistled an accompaniment of the a vn peice " : oe ‘ Fetipse from the Deck of a Two spectra, one of ght the Dolphin Wins bear ceatinecen. ber trom FORT MONT, May vet FOREIGN OBSERVERS GET vealed at former t « ‘ MeKi hed the eclipa 4 Gas has been indicate! and ar t t t Lar r fg the voicant: rocks of the ea ‘ ¢ gathouse te es . Be ; : fe Whe. Dowghi z om N twa | Of whatever substances ae pater D the bay for Wash- > be comp r ie = DAIX. Tripoll, Africa, May 9% The; MADRID, May Intense in A ate A BIG TELESCOPE j Presitent withirew from ond! Ont Aratiag to that of 188. Shadow | WA# dlaplayed solar clipe here chemical const orta ‘ Ait " J Y 6 ; ands. aph and emall cameras en- Savalmora and it is of exir te rare ’ Nowe Mek from aii on : 4 A clepaydta or water clock. | cag 4 ieee “ rely sath Moon's shadow Comets in their sw ania ;. % 3 ! a M oF epresented France the sun have bee wr r P rt mew Bah gp and Sir Joseph Norman Lockyer, Great Miseush it without » s, keebesalian ° A were A180) ng ' 1 ‘ DON, May 2% The conditions in Britain Surroun , A; wliding ¥ ‘ “VASSAR DONT | NH IT. |London for observations of the eun'e) Enormous romds of sightseers oc- ~ — © Grorons ve toot ‘ ' ° r bh ferent potn @ance termed r ee . . . ceomammnin yas were Oe influx was % grea me oe: , Ae tee en . alie . Students All Had Smoked G! ~ bee siniahia is bed many had to sleep in the re rom five . oe Sear = P ge Re 2 ; whine and « cloudless Prabetion 't ; Phere la, « " s e but the Cloods Wouldn't and the circular shadow over the dig everywhere. The Pritioh ‘s Gheerves with ‘ : ory vw . \ ‘ ara ‘ Roll Away. | was remarka ear-eu ea artanged te take photo- 3 particular work eo was ee: The sun wae intermittently obscured, | 6faphe every ten seconds shoots, or limbs w onto a aves y tsa : boomin : POUGHKEEPSIE, May % —Thel a... ine observers Aad ample M. wnarion estimates that some eight of 1 m manng etant event jo . ‘tT ° ° was not vistble tn ql time must rlane before the comp Peploity } ‘eh « 7 ta “ft weather | ‘ © obtain valuable results, remults of the observa’ are know TO SOLVE A PROBLEM. PROF. HILL'S PLA 1 Pickering one re rm ' ; ls rhe aused gr «| WHAT BODY'S KITES TOLD. | became drier with the return of the To tha accurate odservat | aeieaeer oes a ute ite sted % Shenk i t Vassar Colles the humidity declined to S per Paramoun: 1 et . ny age ye t - . 1 prepared | some at 10.35 A. M. when the moon's few miles a yt ane ; i od t a * o* Gppllance cf the instrument-makers’ art.\ttr, poy ihal's thanberary bee is evrve - - w Ue €e Ktectrtetty, shadow had vassed off aapemned with the astronomers’ know . ALR hel work — _ | Mamidity ature a Pri hl gooogsrigorly. ath gt Ragan eee. War di ted, in the by { re a ! " r ton peer u om OF we ahd bed SUMMED petution of thie phenomena. ¢ orm, te : ¥ ACID KILLED BABY ROY Snevemned Windy Vetuetin, heavy, cold of wind which wrecked teak 4g ava r re of . » aad ies ae ? Wiliam A. Eddy's meteorological and! two Kites and wires tn succession at § se: ronomers to-day were cont ee ‘ a! kite observations A. M., but not before a one-eighth inch i. Fiatee separate Tite 67 worh—the oid |, Bath te the ee ee — 4 Dying from the Peisom amd! gon of the ar at the time e electric spark had been drawn fsom the Of Welescopis observations. view-| nor omy of tne eclipse Itectt, wut tee SCARED THE NEGROES the Police Are Now | wore bewun at Bayonne, N. J,, today at] WO at MG A. M : of the eclipse with the naked eye train ¢ Ny Favect M.. when the temperature was 61| MP. BAdy says the moon's shadow de- adow as |: appeared from the reased the electricity in the alr. § photographing of the phenomena 4 be distinetiy seen for miles : ‘haries Kolmbacher, three and a half] i.¢, « e 8 y air, tn eclipse " vi oT” Workers in the Ft Fel) Down md diet at the home of hts creased the moisture of homidity and path of totality to-day Semen in station war selected for the express pur ane © 4 ¢ parents at Mit yesterday of car- E { £9 It reached @ degrees and de-| lowered the temperature three degrees. Oceans, just west of Mexico, Pr sy . eae Sees if baer son or “ pe ee ie aeld polsoning, The authorities | ctined t res ty 140 AM. There it also tnereased the wind velocity from J . » @ various phenomena of 1h ’ oo |. fe § fur of three degrers 4 . 3 Us tesoee Moxie of, re varweme Nacpemens of RL. a at Han « rvestigation | was a three dearers dur- | ten to forty miles an hour ato the United Bear station differed widely from RichMON ne Workd A or twelve years old. was the yming of the moons shadow lee MEM tp & norbeesteriy| net nvine fae | heme when the chiid tool] 4 re get M tne ts $4 left the continent, close! Tre third Government station was to. at the ttle enet 8 , erees wits Sh) Real estate for sale? Sunday was paying in the street. She saw noth-| oe 2 off of part of the observation dn, tononee | apteooe Prof. A tn {ng more of him until the heard him] The humidity inerraced trom % per| World Wants will put your offer Atiantic, : ner wan tn charge and his work soreaming at ran out. His mouth was|cent. at 1.204. M. to 4 per cent, at before the public eye. Three million \purncd. Me died wo hours later, ime of greatest obscuration. The air people will ove it. Puabheni’ Vegotchie 0 ad py emaoees women. It tones up general health, e ases down everwrought - oe meee lates menstruation. ans uge Sie Seseme it aute Getty Ge he hn i heaiiay, relloving and = ail laflammation— and displacements. anata | fi : ri en | i t [ a FLEPAANT ~ OFFA TANN |Sport Broke — His Car Door and | Fell Out ALLENTOWN, Pa, May % While Rostock Was en r to News ve, M3 lay, from Wilkesbarre, ver the | «) Valley Ratiroad, Sport, forty-yea © open the car ¢ ay and Hokendsuqua 4 1 fell trom the tral The train wa ped, and it wae yaind the animal bh a fractured hip. It wag lifted to the car by the ald of a rane During this work the Buffalo Xpress came along, and in 18 roke of ar ron the crews | The door fell on Eugene Victory, of 5 ' as employee, crushing | 4 left leg wo badly that it had to be amputated —— BOERS UP IN SENATE. Wellington Aranes ¢ Congress Should Take Action te Favor of Hepablics, Mr. Wellinge ‘ay called up tion expressing syme sand declaring @ de ment of the Ualted 1 Ite friendly offices Britain and the Trane a view to bringing tne war | WASHINGTO Ml) t Tellers ¢ v for the F the Gov Hd exte Great ” maintained that Cone ! have performed the ity [f, before ad- om tts pledge fro wiv ey uba a free and Independent government; if It did not feclare its polley as to the Philippine Ixjands to the holding of whieh by the United States he was unalterably ope J, and if It dt not take definite ace n favor of the Boers, dian Territ iIUTINE, Okla, May 3 —A novel | marriage ceremony ts reported from near ashing. Mise Olive Miller, daughter of JH Miler, 2 wealthy cattleman tiving on a ranch int Creek country, ® ed Friday evening to J. K The bridegroom-to-be went to Stille Okla. and secured a marriage ind when it was handed to the nz minister a few hours before nour appointed for the wedding he expressed loubts as to the legality of @ marriage performed tn the Indian Terre ory on an Olahoma Iteense, it was fifty miles to (ne nearest point to secure an Indian Territory Heense and ut dive miles to the Okianoma line, so er a brief sultation the entire dai party an rode to the line, wedd. performed under hes of & spreading oak, after urned to tae Miller rasek where the re Magistrate Discharges Lawyer Whe jobe” the Empire te Rupress. running his automobile dows While Fifth avenue at fourteen miles an hour Henry H. Valentine, a lawyer, of 4 East Fifty-reventh street, was chased and arrested by Bicycle Policeman Vas Keuren yesterday afternoon He was dismissed with a reprimand from Magtetrate Meade this morning a8 the Harlem Police Court Ladies’ Dep’t. at Broadway and 13th Street Stora. Extraordinary Values for Tuesday, May 29th, Ladies’ Suits, in light gray and tan home sfuns and venetians, silk lined jackets, collars and re- vers, at $15.00. | — Ladies’ Suits, black cheviots, all sille lined, new Eton styles, | $15.00. | -—-————_--_-—- Sik Waists, in new pastel shades, really \worh $10.00 and $12.00, aad now at only $5.00 cach, Youhal achat Three ih BROADWAY | Cor. Stores, ak, DIED. METE.—On Sunday, Mey TT ot 115 PM, ie w. were, Peseral May 1PM, at 6 Woot Mme interment H. Micheol's, Aneri,