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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-03
ELECTRIC DEATH.
Dangers and Horrors of the
New Method of Lighting.
THERE is A SURE PREVENTIVE.
Electricians Know No More of the Force
Than of the Essential Nature of Any
Other Force, but They Know Enough to
Control It.

Control It.
An awful scene, is it nota
But what Is it? Merely the corpse of a poor
hboring man, hanging in a network of wires,
where he has been roasted to death And
this at the corner Of Center and Chambers
streets New York city, at noon of a bright
October day, and 10000 people looking on.
From his hand, face and foot issue light
puffs Of smoke, his neck is almost severed, his
lips are burned away down 70 the teeth, and
long after life has fed the corpse Quivers
from time to time with the intensity Of the
current And there it hangs for one hour,
for his fellow workmen dare not go near it
till they have cleared away the surrounding
wires and one can approach 1t with hands
gloved In rubber.
Within eighteen months seven men in New
York have been thus suddenly shocked and
burnt into eternity, seventeen more have
sustained injuries barely short of fatal and
several others have been seriously, but not
permanently, injured; yet expert electricians
say there is no necessity for such risk. They
understand the application of great electric
force just as well as the comparatively trifling
force employed in telegraphing, and could as
easily control it with proper appliances; but
such has been the rapid development of cleo
tric lighting that the companies have en-
ployed machines and wires of the highest
pressure TO borrow term from common en-
gineering) simply as matter Of economy,
end insulation has been neglected.
An explanation is necessarily very techni-
cal. for the electric light has not been in use
long enough for the unscientific public to
hammer out by usage a set of plain terms in
the vernacular; but at present three rene
dies are suggested, though but one is certain.
First, of course, insulation is recommended,
but it may be dismissed with few words.
1t could not Gin the opinion of experts be
made perfect against high tension by any
system now known to man: and, were the in
Bulation perfect, the material producing it
would soon lose its power of insulation.
Much is said of subvays-that the main
wires shall be conducted through tunnels
but many of the best electricians declare
against the suggestion. Some assert that
the deaths would outnumber those already
noted as ten to one. They add that if the
tunnels were made SO large that a man might
walk upright in them, with perfect ventila-
ton and a system by which local faults" or
breaks could be detected, the danger might
be avoided. Otherwise they suggest awful
possibilities of death in cellars, gas fixtures,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-03

The cell, like all others, IS closed with an
iron grating, through which the light from
the window high in the wall opposite streams
dinlly. The cells OF the women at work be-
low are kept open Mrs. Hamilton's is locked
since she occupied it. Ia it is cot ON which
she spends much of her time. Beyond this
there is no furniture except a wooden stool
Nelly Bly, recently created quite a sensa-
ton by publishing an interview with Mrs.
Hamilton in The New York World, in which
the prisoner told her side of the story of her
woes Miss Bly, also gave some pictures
of Mrs. Hamtons appearance. The visitor
found her in her cell lying on her cot, her
face hidden in her hands. and she was crying
bitterly. The door opened and the Wis tor
stepped inside. In few words she told the
prisoner that she had come to give through
the newspaper she represented all she might
have TO say to the world.
Without a word" says Nelly Bly,, with
out one question, the desolate woman flung
her arms around me and sobbed SO terribly
that I almost feared she could not be Quoted"
Her finery had ali disappeared, says Miss
Bly,, ''still she has a pretty face, but weak
one. She looked SO much younger than had
expected. In the simple blue gown, plain
waist and straight skirt, with black and
white breakfast shawl pinned about her
throat, her bangs conbed smoothly back, and
her soft, reddish brown hair hanging in one
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-03

know that you are locked in. You pass to
the right and are ushered into a reception
room 1t is the only apartment you will see
fitted up like an ordinary room While you
wait now and then male prisoner acting
on some duty connected with the manage
ment, wearing only the striped trousers and
shirt without the jacket, passes in or out.
Even here there is buster look than on the
outside.
If you 90 to the prison to catch view of
Eva Hamilton you will be disappointed Be
fore you leave the reception room you may
know this So great has been the pressure
to see this woman, so singularly attractive
to the public that visitors have been shut out
of the woman's department altogether. AL
though the prison is usually open in every
part at stated hours to those who wish to in
spect it, since Eva Hamilton's arrival the
womans department has been closed to all
who call If you have special business with
the prisoner, or if you represent the press,
you may be favored, though even then the
chances are that you will only be allowed to
communicate with her in writing. and it is
useless for sightseers to go TO Trenton to see
her, for she is not to be seen.
The visitor passes through the short CORR
dor leading from the front door to sort of
rotunda where are the keepers headquarters,
and through which everybody passes, not
only those coming and going to and from the
prison, but the prisoners themselves to and
from meals. There is a gate composed of
steel bars dividing this rotunda from the en-
trance corridor. 1t is unlocked for you and
locked after you. Perhaps you enter just
after dinner. If so you will see a convict
carrying a can, from which issues smoke Civ
inc out an odor of aromatic herbs This is
to do away with the odor of victuais. If you
are not used to it you will not like it, and
perhaps it NAV give you q nausea
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-03

one may see women IN their plain cut dresses
of blue checked stuff, working at the sewing
machine and with the needle. There are ONLY
thirty-seven of them, and they are kept busy
making such articles as are needed in the
prison.
Mrs. Hamilton has not been set to work.
Her nervous system has been badly strained,
and doubtless her not being given work is by
direction of the prison physician. Her cell is
On the top tier. Here she passes her time
brooding over her situation; perhaps looking
forward to q time when she shall be released.
She has been committed for two years. but
by good behavior may reduce the term by
four months and twelve days This will
make the term of her confinement one year.
seven months and eighteen days, at the end
of which time she may go free, and if the
public curiosity about her is not cooled by
that time she may hy very high as sensa-
ton. But whether she viii be rearrested and
tried for conspiracy in foisting a spurious
child upon Robert Ray Hamilton is another
question Judging by his past action, if her
prosecution rests with him he will not trou-
bic her.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-03

braid down her back, she looked not more
than 20 years old. A pretty, slender girl"
Mrs Hamilton talked long with her visitor
denying much that has been alleged, but so
far admitting being implicated in the pur-
chase of children-though as she averred in
other peoples interest and for purposes for
eign to imposition on Harnilton-that her de-
malls do not seem to afford a good defense
Whether she will eventually prove her state
ments is q question which can not be decided
till she comes into court. The Philadelphia
Record gives an interview with Mr.. Hamil-
toms lawyer, Mr.. Ehhu Root, in reference to
these statements in which, among other
things, he says:
''She had said repeatedly that if Mr.. Ham
nton would only come to her after her arrest
she would explain everything which he con-
sidered a grievance. Like gentleman, he
did So in order that she could have no ex
cuse for saying he treated her unfairly, but
when he visited her in jail she did not defend
herself from the most important charge
against her. In fact, she gave no explanation
at all Instead, she tried TO regain her old
power over him; but now, having given up
all hope OF receiving his assistance, she turns
against him.
THE real point of the whole matter is that
she admits being mixed up with procuring
other babies, though claiming to be the
mother of that palrled off on Mr.. Hamilton.
This we are prepared to prove untrue. On
this the whole question hinges VIII add
that all tie vile insinua5ions with which she
tries to blacken Mr.. HaInilton's character. IN
Guiding the suggestion that ne gave her money
to pay doctors for criminal practice, are un-
gualifediy false"
The visitor having seen toe involuntary
home-if it can in any sense be called home
of between 800 and go prisoners, turns MS
back without reluctsnce, the iron gate is IN
locked and lets him into the nail leading %
the door opening on 70 the street..
The attending official then puts the key
into the door, shoots the bolt, the door opens,
and the visitor steps out into the pure air.
The sun shines down upon him: the streets,
the houses once more appear, While behind
hun he hears the bolt thrown back which
separates the prisoners from what he sees and
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-03
NIcHfTA 70 CHICAGO
wthou, Change OF Car ". the koex fslas
koate.

wrhou, Change Of Carr va the koex Islasa
Koate.
Coumeuci1z Sunday, Nay i1sh- the
sleeper leaving Wichita at s,4o p. IN ca
the Rock Island will run through 20 Chi
Gag thus enabling passengers 70 avoid
tire ssr stio0- change % cara IL Kansas
Citr A. 1sEaal the Great Rock Island
ges there and Is the nr.f and only rzIl-
~ &C giving through car service from
7. iehitA 70 Chicago Fer sleeping car
~serrattons and tickets 20 al points cali
~ city ticket office. 100 Fast Douglas ave
rue, corner Main street
& A RTTEE.yosp.
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-03
Iween " chLIA ana 81. la.elh

NV Psliu1n Car ON the srnt Re Heets NJ
tween wichita aBa - Joseph
The Atchisor. Topeka d santa Pc rail-
road are now running ia Their night TRAIN
leaving Wlessta at ssl5 .. Ia. a psty comb
nation Pullman sleeping aud chair car
Wiebits 20 s. Joseph. throuzh I'opeks
and AtchIson. This car arrive. at Topeka
ri 80 a. m., Atehsson a, 90 q. IA. ard -
Joseph O'Clock . m. The Santa Re -
the only lice having tbis arrangersaa.
from Wichita " ID MCRDDcx
33tf Passenger AID Ticket AxsaG
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-03

4 handsoms l.thosrs2a zap a th.s city.
containing she nsro-s r. ali f5s str>ss4
parks college. add pubiic buildings.
bot1is, ctr A ooUnpis-s map twelve ~
efteen inches. On linen ra2sr. car - hsi
az this otssca a. q nominal S4f1- -
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-03
Sleeping on Pine ssavinrs.

4 Florida editor relates thai during visit
to the home Of An estinsable lady living ca
Indian river he was told Of a discovery that
had been made which may prove a boon TO
sufferers from lung or bronchial troubles.
This lady. having heard Inst there was Pc
cuiiar virtue in q pillow made from pine
stravv, and having nors q that material ~
hand, made enc from fine, soft pine shavsngs,
and had the pleasure Of noting immediate
benefit. soon sll the members u he house.
hold had pine shsvings pillows, and il was
noticsd that a.l coughs asth1latlc or pro1-
chi2l troubles abstei at oncs afIsr sl>psax
few nights On these pillows An Invalid saf
fering with lung trouble derived uuch hene-
ST from sleeping upon s mattress made from
pine stayinEs. The usa-sTsA. IS cheap and
makes pleasant ard comfortable n.sttrs~ss,
tie oior Of the p,1s psrn1ea.lssg The entire
room ard ahssrbssg CT dssgeliaa. ell un1lsas-
ANT r.snrs
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-03
1t Is a Gloomy and Forbidding Place-How
the Prisoners Pass Their Tine-Difdculty
of Seeing Eya-What Good Behavior
VIII Do for Her.

HERE is a first time for
everything.
One who has often en-
tered that Enclosure shut
off from the outside view,
where nerhanS a thousand
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Administrations an BoIetIn Mer-
ssntu ! Phonneur de pier Messieurs
ks Annonciers franssis de vculoir bien
:smettre lenrs ordres de PublicitG 1
Mn. AMEDEE PRINCE 3 c., sui
sons les Agents uniques ct exclusifs
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AMxGos DIX ToDOs
PlLDORAS HOLLOWAY. .

Aaiiensa DO peysonas, On tedas las parties
msade, rscoanisndan dichas Rilderas como
meier restsxFative dc la'salad qas % oonocs
hiias ceSsA tedas las sxsecionsa del ooras6n
asl asgads, dol sstamago, dc lss rixonss
los inttslnos, rsnasvsn Ia aoriaonia j,
assslsaola va caEdiaigia, sxpalsando do |,
sAaSrs teda imparsEs, tertAitoisndo ootlpls
samsass si EiStsna Rsxviass , asnae "a tor.
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n eotnbate los Catarros cr6niccs,
Y Toses febeldes, Espectofaciones (
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demAs Afecciones del tubo respi-
ratorio. Preserva de IL Tisis, es q
ttil en- los Cstatros de Ia vejiga, 4
Il pufihca Ia sangre de sus malos 3
e hutnores y tiene una aecion t6nica
~ csobrs gtcdo 81 ORGANISING, de tai :
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NuEex, y q su benedco infujo han <
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El pGblico no debs confundir el
Up LtcOa. de 4Ra'eH de Con- =
p &HteA, con otrus cornpuestoS que 9
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sN todas aas Boticus acreditddas
Il de As bIas de Cuba y 4
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.Imprenta del "Boletin. !

1Mpr6uCd uo1 "bO16Glu.'
Sc acaban de recibir en- esta I'm
prenta los articulos siguientes:
Elegantes pesa-cartas.
RELOJES de pared Y despeYta
dores de 10 diferentes classes.
ESFERAS con circulos de metal
OARTERAS para documentos
LAPIOBS mercantiles.
PLBMAG de Oro. @
LAPIOES de idem.
EsOBIBAN1As elegantes dc
ngOs. ID
OARPE.1AS de mule ' taflcte
PLUMAS-fuentes. v
/. PAPELERAS de varias Glasses
MARCOS para yetratos.
REG GuLEz. -..- Ret6riGa u Poe.
tiER.
SENET. ~~ Geometria analitiCa
COMNLERAN.--(9ram&tica Oae.
tellana.
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LaOIENoLA DIN TENEDURtA D1
LIBROS atnpli6cada por la aplioacion d
ana rsgla b Ealible para aceFtAr 81 dsadol
" d aofeedol, acompahada Do numarosoa
ejemplcg do oGlCulos mercantilss, Dor c
{. Marsh, traaaOldo deia 80: sdicion Ii
slssa por A. g. Bsck, bajo ID lnmsdiata
snpeool6n dol aator. .Uh tome slsgants
q ents snouAdernade Ss-sS, On 10 In
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En la Imprenta del BonnTrr 8.
ha reoihido el magnlfico libro titula
do EsVatsOassO y los MGsoses, DO,
Leon Taxil, junto con las notablef
Con5ssioses del mismo. Ademas. nc
hsn reci ibido Maawales 9e Ditasmtos :
Miscges con nuevog rezos, eI RIsm6l
Rofasme Ga PGro0hwNs, hefmosos Pu.
rificadores, que 90 feOomiendah 4
loe se6ores Curae, infinidad I'd
crOmos = tarjetas de fantasia para
felicitaci6n, pfsciosisimas, y uns
inlnanSldad de alegantes , Gtllce
Objems do oeGgitoriO.
TOdo 30 yeade ! gseeigs gnnita
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Este maravilloso DG same saas sfaIiblsmsr
t. loo hsrldaa antigaaa, Leo llagaa, iou male
d. pisrnan 2 Dc peeh6. Pur msdio do sa ind ueD
Ola ias tlesran vrslentas tsmaa may proat.
nR asPeote eeavaieoisnts y dssaparsosn. ia
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daciR aRa oara psTfscta do lan axscoienss ID n.
masl, les OeAstipadsss las tosss q rsar.isti.
me, aaa eaaaoo - as Apslaas On vase e.
dos lesdamas remedies. a.
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The Proprietors of the Boletin
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questing English advertisers to hand
their orders to Mess. AMEDEE
PRINCE 3 c. who are the sole
Agents for all English d E,Uset
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Boletil Nercantl de PuertO-RicO.
ss PERIODICO CONSAGRADO
A LA DEFEESA DE Los MTERESES EACIONALES Ell AMERIC
ORsARO DRLOS RsPAGolB MCoaDICIoNAlR ER PRO. .-RICo
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-27
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