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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
DEPARTURE OF srEAmERs.
OLD DOMINION STEAM IN
" SHIP COMPANY. LAD
FOR NEW YORK.

Tickets can be obteined az 4. ". carter = ivV
Man street: Chesapeake aud ohio and RICH
mOnd and Petersburg depots, Sd az company
orices. 1901 Main street. aud wharf, Rockets
Freight forwarded and through bills Ot ladins
issued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until hour Of sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on 9oNDAls.
TUESDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, THU ksDAHs and
SATURDAYS By tho Chesapeake aud ONO rail-
way ria Newport Newsl OF SO A. u. aud "
Richmond and Petersburg railroad lsano Jay .
a 1888 A. ~, VIII make connection a. Nun
FOLK with steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO., Agents,
No 1901 Main street. and
.,0a Corapsuyis wharf f,seI6tta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
RAELRO CD LAsES.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
~ ROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DECEMBER %, 1881
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNCHBURG.
RAILKO LEhEs.

TWO DAILY TRAISSTo NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNCHBURG.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
e:5OA N. Daily. ria Richmond aud Petersburg
railroad. Arrive AZ Petersburg ll.O3
A. NJ. arrive a. Norfolk l:2j r. N.
$50 A. NJ Daily, RIA Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive at Petersburg lO;AO
A. N. No. leaves Petersburg 1880
A. NJ. for FarmVlle Lynchourg, kOa-
noke, Bristol, Knoxville, and all
points South and West.
THROUGH CAR TO LfNCHBUkG.
6;O0P. M Daily, Ufa Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive Petersburg $50 4.
ST.: leave Petersburg 7lOP. II. daily,
arriving Norfolk $40 Z. n. Through
cSr Richmond 70 Norfolk
600 p NJ Daily Uid Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive 81 Petersburg go
=. b., connecting with Train No. !.
leaving Petersburg at $40 i. VI Tor
Farmville, Lynchburg. Roanoke, Po-
cahontas. Bristol, Knoxville. Chatts-
nOogs, sad ell points South and
PULLMAN sLEEPING-CAR ACCOHMoDA-
TIONS.
No. f-slesping-cAr from Petersburg % Bristol
without change, and Lynchourg 10 Memphis
without change.
No. 3-LynShburg 70 New Orleans, and Ros-
noke 20 Chattanooga. without change
lfckets, bGggsgo-checks, and all Information
can DO obtained az Richmond and Petersburg
railroal depot, A. w HatDoi >, AVVy ioih ~ pos'
Hnd at tho Compahys Office, Wl east MAIN stree+
w s. BENtLL,
General Passenger Agent
CHARLES G. EDDY ce-presidonL
General ONCE, Roanoke, vs.. eu ~
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
THROUGH ALL-RAIL FASl-EkkIGlrr Ll'k
TO And FROM BALTIMORE, PHlLA-
DELPHIA, NEW YORK, AND
EASTERN AND WEST
ERN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RICH-
MOND AND BALTIMORE IN EACH
DIRECTION
Cores ondlngly quick time % other points
Through bills Of lRdlng issued a. low rates
G. A. TAYLOR,
mol General Freight Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
CITY sUNDAY-sCMOOL ORGANIZE
TIONS.
RanIlst Nunday.seheoI Association.

Y. fl. Ellett, president; Jackson Turpin,
vice.prcsident; Robert A. Gary, secretary
Josiah Rylaud, Jr., treasurer; Or. George Is.
steel, auditor. Officers and teachers on roll,
545; sverage attendance, AS; scholars on
roll, 5,l5l; average attendance. 3.4l6; new
scholars. 1861; conversions, 1853; baptisms,
100; collections for schools, S3,79l.G6; col
lections for association, sl96.9l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
Methodist suuday-schoOI Society.

100; collections for schools, Sj,79l.G6; col
lecti0ns for association, $4,000.
Methodist suuday-schoOI Society.
Officers: Robert +. Richardson. presi-
dent; Charles p. Rady, secretary; I. l.. ID.
Naford, treasurer. This society was or
ganized in 1866. IL repre-. .nts all the Metho-
dist sunday schools o. Richmond and
suburbs and OF MaucheS Ter, numbering Is
schools. The superintendent of the schools
embraced in this society ere the vice. preSi-
dents. Monthly meetings are held regularly,
alternating at the various churches, on the
second Sunday in each month. An interest
ing feature OF these monthly occasions Is the
continued interest manifested by the large
and enthusiastic audiences that attend these
meetings.
The schools mbrsced in this society arc
ell ia GOOD working cond ton, well oflicered,
and supplied With earnes. and faithful teach
ers. The average roll OF officers, teachers,
aud scholsrs for the past year Is 3, 1856; ave
rage attendance, 1853; percentage, IS. All
the schools raise weekly contributions for
current expenses ana visionary work, and
some OF them support Dorcas societies for
the purpose Of clothing the poor children OF
the schools The "Children's Rosebud Mis-
sionary Society," OF the Virginia Conference
has a sub.organizat,on In nearly oil the
schools. An the schools have circulating
hbrariess- some OF them large and valuable.
This society supports mission schools IN ia
pan by contributions from each school guar
teFiY.
The Board OF Directors meet monthly, and
are now engaged in Sandsy>schooi mission
sad church-extensiOn work. A standing
committee. composed Of Albert l.. West,
James L. Heath, w. d. Toler. and Colonel
Thomas Whitehead, are empowered to ascer-
tain and recommend such extension work As
NAV be needed, aud the several schools viii
contribute TO carry out the suggestions.
During The present year several new ms
eionS will be established and much good ac-
cemplished by school and church extension.
The Presbyterian sunday-sehOOl
Inisn.
This union Is composed Of all the Pfesby-
terian Sunday schools in Richmond and
Manchester. Ten SCHOOLS are now members
OF this organization. j. ID. X. Slsight is pre-
sIdent aud Robert II. Gillian secretary. II
holds mass meeting once every Two mouths
10 the different churches and one annual
meeting In June OF each year, at which re-
ports are made and the SuDday-scheol work
In oil ils departments Ia considered BY work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
rrcaprrrLArIoN or nEaIGlous srATIsTIcs AICHHOND

aa, males only are Families only are reported
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

We presen, below summary OF the stats
&c, for 1855 Of the principal denominations
IN Virginia, complied from the highes. Official
sources for the Dispatch:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
Church or Christ (DisctpIesl fin Wiz


organized lsl3.) Oalce S27 east Main street.
President. Rev. G. II. Read, ID. d; Secretary,
T. l.. u. N'aliord; Treasurer, U. +. Minor.
It's object IS TO circulate the Word OF God
without note or comment Throughout the
entire state. The Bible is furnished to all st
cost Of publication, and given to the poor
without money and without price. Last year
Il circulated 12,9Sj yolumcs-cost value,
si.O4G. IL has no vested fund, sud is en-
irely dependent on contributions OF Chris
tans OF the Protestant ChHrc1es to enable II
TO do It's work.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-05

Il is easier TO vrites speak or think
about The fair than any other topic this
week, because il is such a big thing n
every respect and is running so success
fully. Wilmington hsd sood reason TO
b prou3 Of the fair o: LAST year, bat the
fair Of this year beats thai cat OF sight.
The buildings are larger; the exhibits are
much more nansrous and varied; the
sports are letter and more divsfsi6edi
tae crowds are greater; the weather thus
far hks been superb; the facilities for
rssshing and returning from the grounds
have bssn much improved; everything Is
on grand and sstrar.ivs scale As 8
sample Of the excellence o. the manage
ment may os mentioasd that IS soon IS
the lack Of an awning for the grand stand
was felt, Preparations we're msa= 20 Pro
vide one and the announcement has been
made that il will Be completed ard pat
up to-day. Two rnash praise csnro. be
bestowed on the Wilmington i Northern
railroad fair trains AID the convenient
schsdule OF which they are run /;
while hacks for those who prefer
them are everywhere. This fair
i. bringing thoassnds Of visitors 20 oar
city, and MAKING them more or less 80
quAintei with the naaatsss1ring ard
business ertsrp Use o. Wilmington To-
day, Of course, the grounds viii SWAIN
with the seooot children, 70 nos; Q: vh3=-
the event will Be bigger resi than they
have enjeysi daring tbs vhcls ssoartly
closed sznmss vacation Krsryb13y il
glAd TIA; the boys ard Fi,ls st3zld :.
( favored with su:h weather 70: t1s.r day
1t the exhibition, and be o, sss VII = 4
+ dull child inteei vA2 egzss back Wa
on, having pi.ksd up soma iss- Q.
\ knowiedge CLEANED from his ErA.sisAl
I ipdustris! school To teosz Of oar
readers VITO have visited the tair j; IS un
necessary 70 say 60 again they csI
hsr5ly help dong 20 e they car make
the opportunity bu; 70 any wa have
not been there We would say ths. they
cannot reai;zs vast they are Toissiag N
til they have gone and !ocks3 81 tn
shos themselves.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-05

The Utica O5,sr0sr tells in readers
that the ftst toan lighted with water
gas waa sleefness, in Scotland, about
1858 ard il Wilmington, Delaware,
water gas vas successfully introduced a
yesr Or two !a'er at sn expense ~ than
Esl' that 0. eosl gas. Thus re some,
tlLes get news il 0 round sbo4t way that
ii. gAt othergis. never reach our people.
seriously, however, the only foundation
FOR this statement 80 far az it regards
Wilmington, seems 70 be that about
1857 a man nsusi Place, was given OPP
poftuuity temperament here il the manu-
'scture Of water gas an2 il was stated in
one 81 the local papers Of the day that
The street iaups were supplied with this
illuminsnt for one night bat the trial
PROVED unsatisfactory. For the past two
yfars however, the Wilmington Goa
Gas Con- pauy has used water gas 10 mia
WITH its product, in the proportion q
one part OF water gas to five pasts q Goa
gas.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-05

Chester County Republicans Have a
QmieI Comvenli0n.

WEsr CHESTER, Sept. S.-The Republican
county nominating convention held here
70 day will 90 down IN the political history
OF Chester county As being enc OF the most
short, sharp and decisive ever held in this
balliwiek. ThomIs 5. Butler was nomi-
mated la9 judge by vote Of 10 against p
for A. P. K-iI. A motion was msds TO
make the choice unanimous, but the chair
ruled Il out Of order.
There being but one candidate for re-.
corder Of dseds, Hugh Kenworthy, Jr., Of
Coatesville, wa nominated by reclamation.
For director OF the poor single ballot
nominated Samuel wicksrsham OF SeS
Garden, By vote Of lQ6 over W. A. Fem
ing. who received 80 votes.
Walter A. Mcdonald Of West Chester, was
nominated county surveyor by acclRmstion,
The following rules OF the party Tere
adopted by vote Of 1870 II;
All candidates for nomination by the
Republican Convention Of this county shall
be assessed FIVE dollars, and the chairman
OF the county committee shall not send ont
the names OF the candidates or print them
| In the blanks until be receives the money
All persons who will be candidates fol
nomination at tine Republican conventions
| II this county shall sead their names and
addresses to the chairman OF the county
nmittee ten days before the primar!
| elections are held,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-05
Uh4S0LoGY rOR sEFrkMBsR.

On September " ! az SD p. L., WIN Inc
entrance Of t1s san upon the sign Libra,
summer viii cone 20 al end and autumn
begin, Iholsa romlnAlly the sqGlnJcIial
ylucture, the day and night VII. TO; be
tqual Until tie 25;h. and aftsr the 26!h
mere will b= Il ore night than day. And
there will be hardly ysstise Of Z 9onshine
during the week beginning OF the I'D snd
ending on the 2s'h
The phase. o. the Moon for September
will be: Kirst quarter, %, ass y. ~; tut
Moon Jth, 81 q H.; last 41gtteE, l6tn,
li4s p. N. Noon, 2lh, 8 IL .. IN.
The moztuote gortty a-trouOl zeal feature
o., the month vii be the oceu!tatlon OF
Jupiter by the Moon on the 81. This yill
, ge a very Interesting spectacle Viewed By
the unaidsd eye; aud, OF ccur-e, addition.
ally Interesting observed through the tels.
scope. The Moon sets on that uext Tues
DAY evening 81 ll.5l. The occ4lIation be.
gi1s a, ISL consequently when the Moon
l. -'i.l two hour high As the growing
Moon Will be travelling with her dark edge
towards the planet, tbs naked eye OBJ
server Sith .ayor,ng weather, will, al the
moineL- Of immersion, See Jupiter dtsap-
pear, a. Il uaecc 1untaDly botted out, be-
fore reaching the Visible illuminated por-
ton 0: tne Noon. Through tie telescope,
three o! --e planets satellites, which will
hen be 10 tie xest Of thstr primary, will
n oeful.et ID rotation before the sdvanc-
!pg tark si.4 81 the Moon reaches Jupiter;
while the pFOyre.- Of the immersion OF the
plsnet it-.lt vi. BE- spec;a 10 analogous
10 an eclipse o. the san Mountain TOT
add o.Ess irregularities 81 that DARK Eeg.
p-ut 81 the Nom wllca will be passing
between u and tie planet viii be brought
Iut In strong Tr,i.' ~ contrast with the
brigh- body Of JQpitst AMI the passage
% lnis tarE segment from the moment
when frat contact Is Indicated by per.
ceptlble notch 10 the c .rratl t-reLcs Of the
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-05

William Hates, o. SIKH ana Washington
streets, was arTs tel IL Atls1tic City Monday
eysnipg charged vf:h attempting tosbiuct
B=ttha Fillmore, aEei years. The couple
vas arrested OF a train which was about 70
leave the city. he arrest was made az the
!nstsuc= Of the Riri'z mother, VINO secu-et
me young psopls with attempting 20 e!ops
70 Can len to- 'ne purpose Of getting mar
red. Young Hates arst me. the girl last
THURSDAY. she went 70 him Monday End
Si-h tears to.t hin that her mother H.
,rsated be: AMI requested him to
bring her % this cry where she thought
shs could secure employment. he tri-d 10
persuade her 20 remain al her home, bu-
sLe iu.is:si on leaving aud finally ne con-
=snred q bring her mere. H had bought
tEo ticke1s AMI the couple were ready 70
| depart when hey were arrested and taken
. the city hall, whore they were kept for
the night. On Tassday they were taken
before magistrate, when the girl testified
( that Hates, instead 0: attempting 70 ab-
I duct her, was beiriepting hef. After
I the young man had been CON pietely ex.
onerated be was discharged and TOOK the
I ar-t train Tor home. The gin returned 10
J her mother.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-05

Tuesday nights oocultation Of Jupiter
BY the moon showed what mean tricks
clouds s5nsiiuss play on the stAr-gaEsr.
The oecul.stion-thst is the immersion
Of the planet behind the eastern dark
s5gs Of the nooa-wAs set down for s.5l
?. n, Cp 70 9.15 or 8 % the sky was
beautifully clear and the affair promised
to be a grand success. At 8. 80 the noon was
enYelopsd in light, fsscy cloud, which
did not threaten to be any obstacle. But
thL; cloud grew bigger, broader, drks,
and heavier As the minutes want by,
until both Jupiter and tbs moon were
completely hidden and tbs unusual
spectacle which 3 few minutes before
hsi promised to be 50 brilliant q success ,
turned Uut 10 be the most dismal Of
failurss-sn ocsuitstion Of both moon
and planet by clouds. TIE EMERSON Of
Jupiter on the vest side Of the moon,
after occultssion, at 1910 p. n, may
have been visible, since the write. is in
formed that the clouds had disappeared
and the SKY Was beautifully clear Agsin
al 1915 p. N but ii was the immersion
sna net tbs EMERSON that possessed the
cniet interest.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-05
rRouBLsLN rak JAfL.
omuissioa-r. aud sheriff aI Outs
why Warden Toner Was

BodnCeds
There Is trozbls a. New Castle jail be-
tvsen the jail commissioners and Saelin
Allen. The iEii commissioners are Gardiner
L. Jenison. Jona Nicholson and W. ".
Cooper. Their duties are 10 attend 20 the
jail IN all respects OUTSIDE OF the care 81
prisons-s; 70 make FL nse1sd repairs, fur
ni=h all materials and provide such cloth
ing. blanEst-, bee ding, medicines and
otter articles as are neetei BY the inmstss,
excepting food. The latter 4 provided BY
the sheriff, WHO is reeompsnssd b. the levy
court, 81 the rate Of IS cents per meal for
each prisoner.
Ths trouble between the commissioners
and the sheriff arises from charges on the
part Of the former that sheriff Allen had
been sppropria-ins the jail supplies for his
household use. The commissioners con-
sidsrsd tia. ne had no right 20 do this, -
they nttsd % enc OF the cells as store
room IN which they stored the iail supplies.
They fitted tne door OF this cell with lnek
for which they provided but enc key, and
this Key they plaeet IL the care OF the day
warden. james J. Toner.
Toner, Il will be remsr hs.=d, several
months ago rendered his resignation 70
shsrif Allen on account OF sens ini-setioa
OF prison discipline OF which be had been
guilty, hut the sheriff did moi accept Il a;
the time. l: hs. been stated siss-
where that be had Anklly decided
On atuF1Ay evening last 10 accR ~ IoD-r'-
resignation, bat Il now turns ont that the
ksy Of thai s:or- room was the cause Of his
action. sheriff Allen wanted thst key Sat-
ufday evening, and asked Toner for r..
Toner refused 20 allow hin 20 hsss H.,
Then Sheriff Allen got angrs and accepted
Toner'S resignation with summary
prOnptness that 6n0antsi 70 a pereEp.ofy
discharge. Tore, iii lot care much Is be
vas going 70 leave MS position soon any.
vsy. but ne held On TO the key Of the store.
rJOn.
Tits action on Sheriff Aliens part made
the jail commissioners EnRrier than ever,
and tney wrote communication 70 the
levy court. NJ. Sutton, menbs. OF the
5 court from New Castle hundred, brought
up the matter a. this mornings session las
Will be sssn b. tie levy ooQrt proeeedirg sc
e.seEhsre) bit after the action Of the court
II appointing a committee Of Investigation
4 be decided 70 Withhold the communication
and lay & before TIE committee.
+ TIE jsii commissioners aud the sheriff
Will have their say When tue committed
nests. Mean =h'l- the former wi! hold OF
TO tts ssore-roon Key.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-05
nor HAnILroS,s BABr.
hrs %wiaton,s Confession 10 In
speetor Byrnes-A Deeply Laid plot

hrs swEatOn,s Confession 10 In
speetor Byrnes-A Deeply Laid Plot
NV YuRE Sept 3-Tarough the Efforts
OF Inspestor Bytnas and bis stAn u has
teen established, without doubt, that the
enid which Nj. Hamilton believes be Is
the iAthes OF has not G drop OF Hamilton
blood in it, body.
me conspirators IN TIE plo; were Mrs.
Hamilton and Mrs. 6wtnton. The istfer
has made confession of the part she took
il Il.
counsel, had talk with Inspector Byfnss.
Tnsy cane 10 the conclusion. AFTER long
ts.k, tia; Robert Ray was tho viciin OF 3
conspiracy, and that he vas Infused 10
marry the woman who nov calls herself
Mrs. Hamilton.
Ths latter had claimed that her child
was born az Elmira D-e=mber 18th OF LIST
year. DA.e.tive McSauRht saw d.. Barnett
Morse. ~ho Mrs. Hamilton claimed had 81
teaded her whs1 the child was BON. be
remembered Mrs. Hsn!lton. tut said she
did not have child while be attended her.
Byrnes then hzd an Interview With Ham.
lion Hamilton SAID II be fond he had
bs@l imposed upon he would let the law
take it, couisa.
KRIS. sWNros's ooSFIssios.
Mrs.. swinton was arrested Monday. She
confessed that Mrs. Hamilton lad procured
tnur babies. two q whom died and tue
Other vas not suitable 70 palm OF on Ham.
iltoa. Thea the las child was shown 10
Hamilton a. bis own, and By that means
Mrs. Hamilton mate hin marry her. Ham
i4ton believed the enid was MS and the
marriage took place 81 Paterson, n. J.i
January {. ls-e.
KSoSs THE caILp's MJTHEs.
Mrs. sEiu.og says Eva has frequently
! SPOKEN TO her since her marriage 10 aamil'
- be y = Frrr Al 1lr i'm
4 szld that she carried ont the scheme In
1 order 10 get the family jewels. Mrs. sviD'on
| told the irs pector rhai Iva had frequently
/ represented thst she was married 10 her
| son Joshua, and she believes II herself 10
( be fEe..
Ay5vs HERsELF MASS's WYE.
| Il has been learned that last March Mrs.
\ Hamilton gave Mann a cheek for sl,GOl on
tie Union Dime Savings Bank. He drew
the money and deposited /; In his Own
name. An April 18th ne drew on. the
money. Mrs, Hamilton heard OF Il and II
aDgsrei her. she went 10 the bark mgde
q statement that ehe was the wife OF Joshua
Mann, and tina; he was demented and had
she wanted the hank 70 make good the
money, but Mann had drawn II, and the
bank officials could not help her.
Inspscior Byrnss has Investigated all the
statements made ~ Mrs. swlnIcn and hnd'
.aem to D. true. He says ne knows q be
me mother OF The child Is that Mr.. Hzni
son low believes himself 20 BE- the fatnel
Of she Il young, unmarried woman
living on the east side. Tie ctili is an Il
legitimate one and sue mother disposed Q
II 70 mid Si;e. The inspector Will not tel
the mothers name.
brother OF Mrs. Hamilton was arrests'
az Towards, Pa, cor larceny. and she anC
Joshua Mann went there 70 help hin out o
his trouble. on She Stand Mann swoce tina
he was Mrs, Hanil;ou's husblul.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-05
opening Of the oyster season.

ELsroS, Md Sept. 2.-The oyster
season opened to day. Only tongmen
can catch, and 300 Of them went to work
at an early hour this morning. Their
catch OF not less than $40 bushels put
in motion most Of the Talbot county
packing houses and loading some puDgies
for the Baltimore market. Ninety one
tongers' licenses to Talbot county tongers
had been issued mp to noon to-day.
0ystermen have been prospecting several
days. The report is that in Miles river
oystera ere fat but soarse; in Eastern bay
plentiful and poor; at Popular Island
scarce and in fair condition; in Choptank
nver the young growth is large, bu, the
marketable oysters are not fat; in Broad
and Harris creeks theirs is the usual sup
ply, but the oysters are yet poor in
the Third Haven oysters are scarce, but
in fair order; in Irish creek they are few
and fat; in the Dorchester branches of
the Choptsnk oysters are generally in
good condition.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-05

While electrical experts are still to be
found yshemsatIy dispGing the past
bi!isy 0, putting murderer to death
with certainty and dispatch BY an alter
mating current Of 1000 volts systema,.
icsiiy applied with d!rec. intent to Kill,
ANOTHER electrical expert accidentally
p!4c.s himself in con;ac. with precisely
such current and drops dead on the
spot. Detailed reports Of the tata! scci-
deaf to Superintendent Henry, Of the
East River E!ectris Light Works Mon.
day afternoon, s.a:e that experienced
surgeons we're On the spot in very few
minutes and that for Two hours they tried
every resource known 70 their science to
co4z back the TitAl spark, bot utterly in
vain sc. Henry made the connections
vita lis lands, Wills KemmIst will take
the deadly curIeat through his heaa. In
Henry,s case the contact was iLstants
nEoas ID Ksnnlss's case the curren'
caa be kept On for seconds II deemed
necessary though there il hardly room
70! possible Doubt that death will come
QUICKER than the nerves can transmit any
sensation Of suffering.