"the Moon's Got The 'clipse."

"The Moon's Got the 'Clipse."

Last Saturday evening a little Ann Arbor boy ran into the house all excitement exclaiming, "O, come quick, mamma, the moon's got the 'clipse." Never before was there a clearer evening which to notice an eclipse of the moon and many a bright pair of eyes were turned toward the moon, Saturday evening. It arose totally eclipsed about five minutes of six. Gradually the shadow of the earth passed from its surface, revealing first a brilliant crescent shaped disc until after an hour and a half the moon had returned to its wonted appearance.