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Trying To get BctS.
DEMOCRATS WHO CLAIM NO ONE WILL TAKE THEIl

OFFERS.
The democratic pool men here say they cannot
get any even bets against Cleveland's carrying
New York, or upon the general results Two
brokers took hack last evening and drove around
to the various places where they were told they
could find men ready to bet even on Blaine's elec-
tion They had $1,000 to put up In even BETS either
that Cleveland would carry New York or that he
would be elected. In several hours they could get
only $40 covered They then offered to bet 800 to
500 on New York, but could not get takers.
The same men telegraphed to parties in New
York who they understood would bet even on
Blaine, but their money has not yet been covered
Other pool men who have been to New York to get
bets say they can't get them taken.
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Col. OchiItrec Confident.

he THINKS BLAINE WILL BE ELECTED AND SAYS
WHY HE THINKS SO.
Col. Tom Ochiltree arrived In the city last night
from New York. He says he believes Blaine will
be elected because it is to the Interest OF business
men that he should be, and he has been conduct
Ing an exceptionally good campaign. The moneyed
men In New York, he says are divided and all the
old party lines are broken. The state he thinks is
contingent upon the result in Ohio to-day. II Ohio
gives 1900 republican majority New York will
give $4,000 or 10000 II they lose Ohio there Will be
most desperate fight until November. He thinks,
without New York, Blaine can be elected; that he
will get New Jersey, and Indiana sure.
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Buying Registration Tickets.
SOUTH CAROLINA DEMOCRATS ACCUSED OF CHEATING
NEGROES OUT OF THEIR VOTES

o0UIH CANOLINA DEHOChAIS ACCUShU Of CHEATING
NEGROES OUT OF THEIR VOTES
Secretary Mcpherson got a letter this morning
outlining an alleged plan the democrats of South
Carolina are practcng to cheat the negroes out OF
their votes By the laws Of the state no man who
had legal residence there prior to 1882 and ne
elected to register at that time entitled to regis
ter at ALL and the voters obliged to show their
registration certificate at the polls. or they are not
allowed TO vote. The democrats, the writer says
are taking advantage OF this and have struck upon
plan to get these certificates from the negroes
The democratic committee has formed q cOmOina-
ton with the merchants by which the latter take
these certificates as collateral for debts and II they
are not redeemed the democrats buy them up.
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MRS T. FRECA, 100 MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE
N1 northeast. says: Il long suffered with inward
rhs umatisln. augmented by female weakness. and
though had in tell gent medical skill obtained per-
M nent reli until used Browns Iron Bitters hen
began to improve Pidly my internal pain cea sed ap
year ha elapsed. but have return o. thor o,n-
plaiIs- Confidently recommend it to my the
best iron tonic" ocII
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The TALLAPoosA.-The Navy department is in
formed that the chains OF the Tallapoosa were
lifted last night for northerly blow bringing her
$50 feet further in, and In twenty-one feet Of
water
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SECRETARY CHASDLER arrived in Concord, n. H.,
last evening from New York. He will remain In
New Hampshire nearly all the time until after
election He will make a political speech Thurs
day night
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HOW THE NEWS WILL BE RE-
CEaVED.
Arrangements Matse for Announcing
Returns IN this CITY.

Arrangements WaGe for Announcing
Returns III tins City.
Arrangements have been made both by republt-
cans and democrats to receive and announce the
news from Ohio anI West Virginia tonight The
central point for the dissemination OF news to the
local democracy will be the rooms Of the Columbia
club, in the Vernon building, at the corner OF 10Th
street and Pennsylvania avenue. The club VIII
have large screen between two telegraph poles.
and display the returns by means OF stereo5cope.
Arrangements have been made to receive the dis
patches OF the press associations, besides special
kilograms from the chairman OF the state COM
mittee in Ohio. the chairman OF the cam
paign committee III Cincinnati Mr. JOnn
G. Thompson and MIR. Newman, the democratic
candidate Tor secretary Of state. Dispatches from
West Virginia Will be received from members OF
the national committee there and from the chair
man OF the state committee. The dispatches re-
ceived Will be duplicated and furnished to the
jackson democratic association. which will hold
session Tonight The republican national COM
miltee rooms, 14a1 New York avenue, will. as
stated in yesterdays STAR, be the chief point for
the reception or news from republican sources. Ar
rangementS have been made for announcing the
returns there as rapidly possible. In other
places in the City the news will be announced
through private enterprise.
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Washington News and Gossip

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve
nue., S112,9 ,9,S; customs, $50 40
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THE RESIGNATION of Cadet Harvey Wood, 4th
class. Z. S. Military Academy, is accepted by the
Secretary of War;
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A Petersburg, Va, Tobacco Factory
Burned.

PETERSBURG, Va, October 1.-THE tobacco fac
tory OF c. A. jackson & Co., on High street. the
second largest In the city, was totally consumed
by fire last night, with its contents, Involving a
loss OF over $4,000, against which there is IN
insurance OF $l0O,0 The fire originated in the
leaf room. The burning OF this factory throws out
OF employment over 400 colored operatives. The
fre was not extingu shed until an early hour this
morning. In addition to the factory several small
tenementS were also consumed.
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public school at Hunters Point, N. r., has
been closed because OF the prevalenceo OF dtphthera
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yesterday from New York.
NAVAL LORDERs.-Lieut. Commanders Chas. ONeil
and Caspar F. Gooirck and Assistant Engineer
george ID. Strickland, ordered to examination for
promotion; Passed Assistant Paymaster Chas. w.
LittleueIu, 70 the Saratoga, 3St inst; Passed AS
sstant Engineer VIM. w. Heaton, TO duty on the
OOaTu OF inspection of foreign ships; Surgeon JOS
Hugg mas reported his return from the Quinnebaug
ana mas Oeen placed on waiting orders; Passed As
Sstant Paymaster L. j. Boggs, detached from the
training ship Saratoga 3lst inst, ordered to settle
accounts and wait orders: Henry Mel. p. Huse,
1882.
NAVAL NOTES FROM THE PACIFIC SQuADRoN.-The
flagship Hartford left Paita, September 23d, for
Ca.lao The Wachusett had orders to follow In a
lew days, touching at intermediate points The
ha shenanaoah M mad orders to proceed TO Guayaquil
about the first Of October. The LackawanEa left
Palta, september 23d, for Panama. Chief Engineer
John W. Moore, OF the Hartford, who had been
trled Oy cOurt-martfal, came as far as Panama in
the Lackawanna and proceeded to the United
states. Assistant Engineer X. r. Isbester, who
nome oy mail steamer, failed to take passage, was
sent north in the Lackawanna in charge OF Dr.
lowering He will be transferred to some naval
disordered condition.
THE MERIDIAN CoNGREss.-At the session of the
international meridian congress yesterday, COM
mlttee was appointed TO receive and consider the
numerous communications addressed to the con-
terence from all paris OF the world upon the sub
]ect OF prime meridian. This committee was CON-
pOseQ OF Professor Adams Great Brittany, Mr.
Hinckeldeyn Germany, Professor Abbe Omitted
States), Professor Kikuchi Japan) and Mr. Eche-
Verria COSTA Rica). After the meridian OF Green
Wlch was adopted, as stated In yesterdays STAR.
MI. Rutherford moved the adoption OF resolution
that: ''From this meridian ttireenwicD longitude
Snali De counted In two d!rccN Is up TO 1902, east
longitude being plus, and we Il lOngi; ude minus. -
Pending discussion, the conference adjourned until
to-day.
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\ SUFFERED FROM FITS OF INDIGESTION.
i liver and kidney troubles. All disappeared after
using Browns on B5tIerS- II should e used by al
engaged in se6Is mt ry occupations J. F. MITCH LIZ
4S5 III street northwest. ocll
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Charities and Correction.

THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE ST. LOUIS
ST. Louis. october l4-The eleventh national
conference respecting charities and corrections
began its sessions here last night at Memorial hall
with between two and three hundred delegates
present. representing nineteen states, two terri
tories and the District of Columbia Rev. Dr. w.
q. Eliot, chancellor OF Washington university in
this city, bade the conference welcome IN a brief
speech Governor Thomas J. Cr1ttenden welcomed
the delegates in behalf OF the state. and while
admitting the advanced methods OF caring for the
unfortunate In other states, announced that Mis-
sour WAS abreast OF the reform movement Mayor
W. c. Ewing welcomed the conference In behalf oe
the city. Hon. =. c. Garrett, OF Philadelphia,
replied TO the governor and mayor on behalf OF the
delegates, and thanked the people OF ST Louis fOf
sonvle. Ill, spoke eloquenty on the subject OF CO
oreraI lion with the state board OF charities VIM.
7. Letchworth. the president, then delivered the
annual address, IN which he gave statistical
review OF the work OF the conference,
and pointed our the ends yet 10 be accom-.
pllShed. Among his recommendations was that
or employing female ply siclans ior the caro-
OF the female insane and OF humane treat
meDt in asylGms- A resolution was adopted ex-
tending greeting TO the American Public Health
association, and Inviting that body 10 attend their
meetings The committee on business and perma-
neDt organization was then appointed, and at Q
late hour The conference ADJOURNED
Attempt to Wreck an Express Train.
Topeka. KANSAS, October 14.-The second at.
tempt To wreck the Santa Fe express train was
made short distance east OF Florence. Kansas, on
sunday evening A section OF men OF that division
went TO Florence during the DAY and returned on q
hand-car 10 their home. About $3.50 O'Clock they
discovered tie across the track fastened down and
succeeded in removing IL before the arrival OF the
east bound express, due there at 9:45 O'Clock. ON
the Sunday night previous an obstruction waa
placed for passenger train, near Emporia, which
resulted In The wrecking OF a freight train ana the
killing or a fireman IL is believed THAT this was
done by the same gang and that robbery was their
object reward or $3.50 is offered for the arrest
OF the perpetrators
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The Pisniico Kace..

PnIIco Nd, october 14-First race. 81 mile,
for all ages, MARYLAND first. Little Minch second,
Lannox third Time, l:17k.
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Dinner 10 the Marquis aWd Marchi0neso
of 1.ansa0WNe.

HALIFAX. n. s., October l4.--A dinner was g1ven
at the government house last night by the lieu.
tenant governor, In honor or the visit 70 Nova
Scotia OF the Marquis and Marchioness OF LanS.
downe. The dinner was attended by forty guests,
among them General Lord Alexander Russell and
lady, Admiral Sir j. Edmund Commerell and lady,
Sir Selby Smith, ex-adJutant general of Canadian
militia; hon. W. $. Fielding provincial secretary,
and lady; Archbishop OBr1en, Bishop Bonny, w.
v. Vail, NJ. r., and lady; N. H. DAILY, NJ p; Mayor
Macintosh, Chief Justice Macdonald. ana Rev.
Father Murphy. A drawing room was held by Tho
governor general and lady at the close OF the din
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NeWu % Camadians.

TORONTO, ONT, October l4.-The statement tele.
graphed from London that canada has offered men
and money TO the cape colonies 10 sustain them IN
the struggle with the Boefs is news TO Canadians
No such offer has ever been made pubic here.
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CHICAGO October lathe supp0siiion that tho
wrecked schooner floating bottom up on Milwaukee
the Kitty Grant is confirmed by the captain OK
a We sci which arrived here last night The wreck
was Identified by the tug which endeayored TO tow
her into Muskegon, but was forced 10 abandon
her. There was no one on board, and tt Is certain
that the captain and crew, consisting OF three
men, were drowned
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THE o. 8. MONITOR PAssAIC arrived at Annapolis
from New York
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COLUMBIA, s C., October Al. c. NJ. Blakely,
aged so years, cotton buyer. killed himself last
night at his fathers warehouse by shooting himself
through the temple with pistol. No cause Is as
signed for the deed. few moments previous to
the shooting he had been amusing himself In front
OF the warehouse with friends. and as his father
went to the close the doors for the night he
was startled by the report OF pistol. On RETURN
ing 70 the front ofrice he found his son corpse.
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this intensity OF feeling continues An enormous
vote is being polled each party striving not only 10
get in all votes. but TO get them in early. it Is
understood that Ohio Is regarded aS the battle
ground, and on the issue OF today VIII depend the
condact OF the next three weeks OF the campaign
The polls are being closely watched, the deputy
sherlnS ana the police representing the democrats
ana the deputy United states marshalS and citi-
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A STRAW IN NEW JERSEY.
The City Election ia Newark Te.sla

The City Election in Newark To-day.
NEWARK, n. j., october 1.-THE city election
here to-day is proceeding quietly. There is pros
pect Of large vote being cast great local inter-
est in the result is felt. Fifteen aldermen board
OF education. two water commissioners two IruS-
tees OF the city reform ScnOo and two surveyors OF
highways are TO be elected. The democrats now
hold control OF the city council, ana the republi-
Cans must elect six or the fifteen aldermen 10 re-
gain power. For two years the city has gone
democratic, principally owing to the exposures OF
fraud, but the republicans have a Norman majority
OF over 500 The general election effects the voters
considerably, and appeals have been generally made
for partisan action on the ground that the result In
Newark would affect the state vote
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MARSHAL ATKINSON VINDICATED.-The Springer
committee. after investigation OF the charges
against United States Marshal Atkinson. of West
virginia, report that none OI the charges have
| been sustained
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The Fatal Shooting iu Cincinnati.
shooting in Four Wards-A Deputy
MarHhaI Womnds a Deputx Sheriff.

large number OF 'repeaters" have already been
arrested by the deputy marshals, and they are
being guarded in the government building A
number OF these were brought in a patrol wagon
by the police, which added 10 the already existing
excitement. There has been considerable shooting
In the 9th, Sth, 18th and 10 wards In the latter
a deputy marshal shot deputy sheriff in The head,
causing severe but not fatal wound. Ia the 18Th,
a democratic ward there is great excitement be-
cause Of the large numberof republican votes being
pOlled.
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Samtrartaus I'm Couucts.

ST. LOUIS October IA conference OF the stats
board OF health, which meets here In conjunction
with the American Public Health association, held
its frst meeting last evening, Hon. Erastue
Brooks. OF New York. presiding. Representatives
are here from New York. New Jersey, Rhode ID.
land, New Hampshire. Massachusetts,, Connecticut,
Tennessee, West Virginia, Louisiana, Texas. Ar.
kansas, South Carolina, Missouri, Minnesota, Wis
consin, Michigan. Illinois and Canada The national
board OF health Is also represented.
After brief address by the chairman. pr Hew-
itt, OF Minnesota, submitted several recomInenda-
tions for complete organizations OF the assos
citation, which were referred 10 a committee with q
request to report on Wednesday.
DIR. Charles smart, Of the national board of
health, and DIR. Rauch, secretary of the Illinois
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Dcen sustained.
CoURTs-MARTIAL-By direction of the President
the general cGur,-marta at san Antonio, ,TeX3s. is
dissolved. genera c0urt-martial iSapDOuted TO
meet II Jefferson barracks. Missouri, II a. nl.,
on the 2jth day OF October.
PERSCNAI~-Mr. q. Robbins has returned to the
city for the SeaSOn.-CO,nfnO lore Temple WAS
registered in New York last night-Infor.natfon
has been received that Capt. Hoxl and his lniaut
son are 10! II lii oI n3larouS fever at Mont gomery,
Ailbtlna. waere capt II. is now stationed--MrS
j. ". ana Miss Annie NinJerpOG. Let yesterday
morning TO visit relatives in New York CITY,
The marriage Of Hiss Harti. Ii. Mckinl. daughter
OF Dr. and MIS- 5. Il. Ii. Mckiin, 20 Air. Charles VI.
Hadda~dy. taxes place Tomorrow evellg at the
/ residence Cf Dr. &ckil, No. 25 Firth ST. S. e.
Naval Surgeon Boyd Is at the E:bilt.-Mr. p. A.
Lowering, or New York, ut ts.e k.ggS.-Ewen
J. Co:eman and wife, OF San Francisco. and John
BogaTt and wife, OF New YORK, d. WOrmley's.
Gen. AnsOn q. McCoOk and W. E. Wilm2rdln lng, OF
New York, are at The Arlngtol.--lr. Si.aon " Olf,
OF this city, Is TO deliver lee; ure in Cleveland Sir
Noses MOntei1Ore On the hundredth birthday or that
eminent phil ntn tnrOpiSt which occurs on the Gath
lnSt.-a. X q N n formerly OF the tension
Office, IS hele for few days on visit from Warren
Pa, Where nc a, a. pres hL engaged in business.
HOW THE NEWS WILL BE RE-
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Tsse Stock Market Ntrong. with an Ad.

NEW YORK. October Ii. Wall Street. II a m-Tha
stock market this morning has been strong and on
tne ADVANCE. he Improvement In prices ranged
from L to- per cent. Lackawanna, Jnion Pacific
aud Pacific Mail leading
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Nominated for Congress.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, october l4-The twelfth
district democracy at Chester to-day nominated
Jarvis N. Dunham. OF Pittsned, for Congress- and
T. Maynard, OF Springfield, for presidential eiec-
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Man and wife Murdered.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, october l4-The theory In
relation TO the murder OF John Lowry, who to
gether with his wife was found dead, near Mar
SHALL Mo-, yesterday, Is that the persons who du
the killing were lying In wait for Lowry, and when
he went TO the barn they shot him from behind.
Lowry and outraged her, after which She was
murdered Lowry was about 80 and his wife was
q cOmely brunette about % years OF age.
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a. JAMES II. McGILL. ARCHITECT.
NS Office No. TB G. street.
Prepares plans and specifications for all classes Of
buildings. and superintends their erection. jys-Gm
fsSo DE. n. WHITCOMB HAS REMOVED HIS,
S~S residence and dental Office to 1887 street north-
west $3.50 1ms
.sS<' THE ATTENTION OF VISITORS AND RES.
- Idents is articulariT called to PIIOSVIT tho
new ard popular Erain AID Nerve Tonic and Safe
guard against NalaIi For sale areatad by the glass
il bottles by ". {. MIIDDkN Sole Inventor unI Man.
ulactHrer l92o fennSyivan.a avenue. spill
TH CHAs s. rRTrF
w REGISTERED PHARMACIST
s2c iJh street sonthw est.
Pure Drugs and Medicines Prescriptions specialty
ai,' ar moderate rates. te30
! HAVE SUFFERED FROM THE PROTRACTFD
: rangs OF chronic d psia and female weakness
Nothing reiiev me until began the use of Browns
Iron Enters 1t has don" wonders for Cordially
recommend it to the delicate IF my sex Mrs ANNIE
STON r. 55 g street northwest oclI
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MRS FLLFN YATES. 1O7 MASSACHUSETTS AVE-
W northwest: Fave suffered much from female
~eaKnHss and my Chi dren from fever Used but four
bottles OF Browns Iron Bttera and now enjoying
tne pest o. health recommend it a. the best medi
c1ne Tor women and children" Ocl1
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PRovIDESCE, october IA session OF the No,
taonal Academy OF Science was begun this morning
tn the state house at Newport and wiz probah6
last i've days
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ MASONIC.-A SPECIAL COMMUNICATIONS
Of BENZ B. FRENCH LODGE, No. 15F AA NJ
will be held WEDNESDAY, 18th inst. at O'Clock D m
Members OF other Lodges are cordially invited BY
II
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-12-12

There is not single cat within the
limits Of the town Of Lladyille. Colo
RADIO. Cats have been imported there
by the hundreds, an in all varieties OF
color and size. but no, one has ever SUR
Fived the second week Of residence. =
However, as there are no rats aud mice
in Leadvi,le, there is no real naed OF
cats, & it makes little difference wheth-
or they live or die. The thin atmos :
phere at that altitude OO,2O0) is as fs-
tai 10 the vermin as TO their foe, and
the inhabitants are thus mercifu!ly spar
cd the infections of boih,-Chicago In
ter Occda.
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komey Hampshire County, West Va, December l2. 1854

upon her and coined their lies to gain.
Even in the Senate chamber they held
up her noblest soma as murderers and
assassins. The whole country has re-.
buked them, and verify they have
their reward. a
On the 22d Of February next the
Washington monument will be finish.
ed. ~
On the 4,h Of March Croxton and
Trigg. Barbour, Tucker, Cabell and O..
Ferral will be ready to chow the We rid
that if the mother of the father Of this
country can 10 longer be the mother of
States. she is still yet fruitful mother
of statesmen, ind is able to sustain and
gIorify that Union which in great part
owes Its very being to the wisdom and
courage of hei sons. astt 81.
1t isswell for everyoody--ihis glo-
riocs event. 1900, rs
Nov shall we have navy that will
ride the seas in honor. and in power.
Now shall the public domain be
wrested from n onopolists, aud be in.
deed the peoples he! iiage. rasa'
Now shall the American citizen
know that no person is SO dark md
strong that the hand OF his country
cannot penetrate and shield him.
Now shall the American laborer see
that the pauper labor OF Europe shall
not be brought in competition with
him. 800. 7%Pei
Nov shall reform sweep out all the
uncleanline,s of ring rule.
Now shall all stern alarms be turn.
ed to merry greetings. Isza
Now shall America lift her torch to
the heavens aud show to all the ma
tons the glorious scene Of liberty en-.
tightening the world. 1fd .f6t
My countrymen, the deluge is over,
the dove has come with the olive
branch OF peace. and
'Frest. fields beyond the flood
Lie dressed in living green"
Iurrah for the people. the people
forever! God lie praised they have
come again into their own.
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DR.. Connolly claims To have shown
that it IS no paradox to speak Of hot ice.
In vacuum it may bs heated above
The boiling point Of water without mel
ting. In vacuum it may be heated a.
bove The boiling point of water without
melting A thermometer. having a
bulb inelosed in a lump OF ice frozen
upon II by process analogous to that
used in the Buusen ealorimeter, has
been nude to mark 356o Faren belt, The
ice was in glass bulb connected with
a vessel exhausted of air, aud kept q,
temperature below zero by a freezing
mixture around it.. I|7