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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-11-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.



OREGON City, OR, August ~, lsS9.
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN CON.
~ plignee with the provisions Of the act Of
Congress Oi June b lSs, entitled 'tAn act for the
sale oi timber lands tn the States VI California,
Ores0li, Nevada aud Washington Territory
MARTIN v. B DANA,
OF Portland, county VI Muinomah, State Of Ore
gon, has this day filed IN this Office his sworn
statement 40. 1906, for the purchase Of the ne&
OF seciion J, In townsAi N sonth, range east,
and viii 0ier proof 70 show that the land sought
Is more valuable for IL timber Or stone than for
agricultural purposes, aud 10 establisb his claim
70 said land before sue Register and Receiver Of
this Oiiiee AZ Oregon City, Oregon, on Wednes
day, the 2Dth day ~ November, 1gsg.
He names as witnesses. ]. II. Johnson, X, X
Leigh, y y. Hart and j. J.. O neil all of Portland,
Mulfnomah county, Oregon.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely The
lands arr requested 10 lile theif
claims In this Once on or before said 10Th day Of
November, 1889. ]. II. APPRRs0N, Rerlater
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INITkD S1ArkS LANn OFFICE
ORs0uN giitY, t'H. Angus ~ isSe
NOTICE rs HEREBY UiNkA THAT In
~ sDas.llaDce win rnt provisions OF ths set
VI congress oi June 3 lSiN entitled IAN hct fnr
taa ; lie IL tinIsi'r iaIsd, III the states Cal
inrtlt, Oregon, Nevada ana Washington ter.i.
tory.
w. j. SHEARER.
o Gales Creek. county % Nhasington State
us ure-u ha. this day lllrd la ihi- oiiirr d 5
swurn : aiement No. i3li. for The purchase ~
rt'e ~ ofA ard " III Vel 81 section No. n.
Ia iOen-hip No. II s,Iu h. range No ! uusA.
and viii osIer prOuf u sho~ nt the land
sought is more valuable I0r its tinnrr or si1lif7
than for agricultural purpusss,- and u tat
lish his claim To said land hciOre the Register
and receiver OF this office at Oregon CITY. urc-
g''n. on wUdns day the oh daY ot November.
lSs0
lie names as witnesses: L. L. Trask and q.
n tsucff OF Portland. Multnomah county. Ov.s
g. Lsndley and II. Nro0m. OF Lebanon. Linn
county Oregon.
Aay aud all persons claiming adversely the
nbuve.tlrscribed Ian are requested 10 tic
their claims in this otiice Oh or before the said
9th day Of November. lss0.
]. r. Ai'PERsON. Register.
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usIrED STATES LAND oFPfcE,l
OREGON CRY. Or. August 20, 1852. I
NOTICE Is HEREBY GiyEN THAT IN COM.
~ plianee with the provisions OF the act Of
Congress OF June 3, 1873, entitled "An aet for the
sale VI timber lands ia the States Of California,
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory"
NEWTON X. JONES,
Of Portland. county Of Muitnomah. State OF Ore
gOn, has this day fled in this office his sworn
statement No. 1i6s for the purchase Of the nwi<
of section 10, In township lS south, range east,
aud will offer proof 10 show that the land sOught
il more valuable for It's timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and 10 establish his claim
10 said land before the Register and Receiver Of
this oiiiee Hi Oregon City, oregon, on wednes-
day. the 10th day Of November. 1889.
He names a. witnesseS: ]. J. O'Neill, J. Col
ilns. w. Stanton and ;. Hart, all OF Portland,
Multnnmah county, Oregon.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely the
abOve-described lands are requested 10 file their
claims In this once on or before said 10Th day Of
November, 1889. J. r. APPKRSON, Register.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-11-22
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UNITED rfATtA LAND DFftfktt
OREGON CRY. On August a. 1ssg.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN CON.
~ plianee with the provisions OF the act VI
Uongfess ~ june 3, 1873, entitled 'Au art for the
sale u timber iunds IN the States ~ California,
oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory
SAMUEL u. HAKT
II Portland. county Of MultnOmah, State of Ore
gOl. has this day filed IN tits Otlioe his sworn
statement SO / 65 for tle purchase Of the q 0f
NV and - Of swi Of section Z, iu township
lS south, rangr east, aud viii Oaer proof 10
show Una; the land sought Is more valuable for
rs timber nf stDne than i0r agricultural pur
poses, aud 10 establish bis claim 70 said land be-
fora the Register and Receiver VI this office vt
Oregon City, oregon, Oh "Wednesday, the 20tn
dny II November 1850.
he names as witnesses. W. Stanton, J. j.
O'NeiJ, NJ v. h. Dana and j. Collins, all Of
Portland Multnomah county Oregon.
Any and ali persons claiming adversely the
ab0ve-drserbed lands arr requested 10 file thelf
claims IN this offiee on OF before said 2tl day OF
November, 1850. J. r. APPERSUN, Register
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UNITED NTAThA land UtFfCE,f
OREGON CRY, Or. september 7, lAS4.
NOTICE ~ HERRHY GIVEN THAT IN CON.
IN lllAnce with The provisions ot the nld 81
COngre 0f June 4, lS.S, entitled IAN nrt far the
sale ~ timber lands IN the states ni California,
Oregan, Nevada and Washington Territory"
ALBERT J. iIIi.I,,
Of Astoria, county of rlats0p, state OF 0rceun,
has this day flied In this office his sworf state
ment No. lha, for the purchase u the III ~ sw
i ard - 0f sell Of section II. in township "
SOUTH range east and viii 0aef proof " saOw
that the land Ia inorc yalnable fer M timbtr Or
stone than for agricultural purposes, ANA ~
establish hts claim 10 sasd mnd before the reg
lsicr and Recelver Of This OHicc At Uregon tit,
or, on Friday, the 2ld day ~ November tssn.
He names ~ Witnesses VI. Y nfennnn and u.
". Long. OF Astoria, Clalsnp county, Ow~1n. III.
Vroom and J. VI Bishop, 0f Lobanes, Linn
county. oregon
ANY and oil persons claiming adversely tbs
above described lands are requested ~ Die thelr
claims In this ONCE on or before said nd day j.
November, lSsg, ]. 7, APPEisSuN. Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
lHE4nN CITY r. AuglIaf 81 lssl

UNITED eIArEs LAND oFFIcE,l
OREGON CfTf r., August 81. ls5s. I
NOTICE IL HEREBY -. EN THAT Is COM
~ piianee with the provisions 0f The act Ui
CungFrss OF June 3. lTo. entitled An aei Tor the
saie oi limbsr lands ID the states Gi CALIFORNIA;
oregon, Nevada sad Washington Territory"
MM. elANTUA,
Of Portland, county Of MuliEOnah, State Of Ore.
gon, has this day filed IN tlis Once his sworn
statement No. 1sT2 for the purehase 0f-thc swi4
0l section ", ~ township i south, range east,
and 80 offer proof 70 show tlal the land sought
Is mere ysiuable for its timber Or stone than fOf
agricultural purposes, and % establish his claim
10 sai1 iand before the Register and Receiver Of
tlis Ofc- at Oregon City Or Un Wednesday,
ise -D.t day OF November, lssg.
lie nalues - witnesses. j. J. 0'Neiil. John
coiliIis. 9. h. Hart and J. D. Smith, AL Of Port
laud Multnoman county, oregon.
ANY aud all persons claiming adversely the
eiOYe-descriDed lalos aFe requested 10 die their
ciaiIas in shis Office On OF Before sad 2jth day VI
Noyember.ls r. T. ARPEksUN, Kegisgeg
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Nrw1oxs ftrxx On Sa..t.s,p htsf 4 $50 Z

UNITED STATES LAND btFlNksf
OREGON CRY, Or, September Z, lssq
NOTICE Is HEkEBY GIVEN THAT IN CON.
y plianrc with the provisions Of the act ~
Congress Of june Q, ls7s, entitled An Act for the
lie III timber lands IN the states OF California.
oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory"
RUSSELL q. CLIFFORD,
Of Lebanon. county Of Linn, state of Oregon, has
this day filed In this ofiice his sworn statement
No. l5SS, for the purchase OF the via of sclt ana
elS OF swl4 OF section -, IN township y south,
range east. AVID win offer proof 10 show thas
the land sought il moro valuable Tor its timber
or stone than for agricultural purposes, and 10
establish his sclaim TO said land before the Regis
lister ana Receiver OF this ONCE NJ Oregon City,
Or, GA Monday, the 18th day OF November, 1855
He names as witnesses. n. NJ. Lritkcl, VIM,
Osborn, Ferry Osborn and Milton Fitzgerald, all
uI Lebanon, Linn county, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
RbOve-deseribed lands are requested 10 hle their
claims III this oince on or before sad 18th day Of
November, 1882 1T APPKRSON, Register.
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UNITED E1AIEH LAND hFfAAhff
OREGON CITY, Or, August ~, isAa, !
NOTICE IL HEREBY GfNEN THATIN COM
~ riiance with the provisions OF the act az
Congress ~ june 3, 1853, entitled "An act for the
sale oi timber lands Ia the states Of California,
Oregon Nevada and Washington Territory,
JOHN ?. JOHNSON,
OF Portland. County uf Multnnmah. State Of Ore
sOn. has this day hled in this oiIice his sworn
statement No 1852 for the purchase Of the ~ of
nwi and lots and Of section 4, IN township
Il south. range east, and VIII offer proof %
show that tie land sought Il more valuable for
IL timber OF stone than for agricultural pur-
poses. and 10 establish his claim ~ said land be-
forr the Register and Receiver N this oifiee at
Oregon city. or, on Wednesday, the 10Th day Of
November. iSs9
He names us witnesses: A. G. Lister and II.
vrOcm. of Lebanon, Linn county, Oregon. l. l..
Trask and g. II. GOfs, of Portland, Mnlinomah
county. Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
aboFc.described lands are requested 20 file their
claims In this Office on or before said 10Th day OF
November 1855. J. 4. APPERSON, Register.
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0EEGOH Cry, DR-. september !, l-t3 !
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TIL "a IN con-
I pliaaee with the provisions VI the aei Oi
(ongress OF June 3 167c entitled can vet f9T tie
sale Of timber lands IN the Slates ~ California,
OREGON, Nevada and WeAhines0nietriiOry,
KOBKkT Y. L0N5,
or Astoria county 0f cIatsOp, state ~ or gnn.
haa tiis dag FLED In this Office his SwOfD s5ats.
ment No. Ia62 for the purchase Of the nel4 Of
section Il, III township Y sOufh, range past.
and will offer proof 70 show thai tue isald sought
il more valuable Tor It's 1imbsr of stone tsaa ~
asEsrglitnfa pduslses, nd 10 e3iabiisa his sals4
% said land before the Register and Receiver q
this odice al Oregon City Or, on Friday, inc ~
day Of November. lee9.
He names ~ witnesses. A. J. Hill . q n. Y.
Dgennen, Of Astoria, CiatsOp eOlniy, >. JOAN
~ Bishop, and Henry YF0on, u Lebanon, Linn
county, Or.
any and all persons claiming adversely TIE
lands are requested - HE .ieif
claims ii tlit Office on Or befoFe taid 20 day D.
November, 1k6g. J. 7. hPPEEsyAf AeglsieA
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OaK0Os CRY, Oh, August 81, issg
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN COM.
~ pliance with the provisions u the act OF
Congress OF June 3, 1878. entitled Fan act for the
sale os timber lands Ia the States u California,
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory"
JOHN A. McMUiLEN,
OF Portland, county of MultnomRh, state Of Ore.
gon, has this day filed I'm this ofHce his sworn
statement No. 1861, for the purchase Of the nel 4
~ section II, In township ~ south, range east,
and will Offer proof 30 show that the land sought
"a more valuable for its timber or stone than for
agricultural PURPOSES and 70 establish his claim
70 said land before the Register and Receiver Of
this ofiiee At Oregon CITY, Or, on "Wednesday
the nth day OF November lssa.
he names as witnesses. NV. y. Dana, :. d.
II. Brown, X. Il. Leigh and J. smith, al Of Port
land. MultnOmah county Oregon.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
ebovedescribed lands are requested 70 nle their
claims In this Office on or before said 20th day Of
November 1859. J. r. APPERsON. Register
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lNflKn NfA1Ek LAND pFFtrk.I
ORx10S CRY, On. August 81, lssa.
NOTICE n llEKEisY GIVEN THAT IN CON.
IN pllanGe with the provisions Of the act 0l
C0ng css NJ June 4, lSS, entitled sAn act for the
sale ~ timber lands IN the States pf Calf rnia,
'OregOn Nevada ana Washington Territory"
TltuM Al u. III. BROWN,
oE Pr land, county Of Mnltunmah, state Ot Orr.
roil. mas giais day He'd ~ this once his sworn
statement No, ls9a for the purchase OF the nwia
of section III township H. south. range east,
and wiii offer proof ID sfow that the land sought
is moFc enlnahle for itstlmheF Jr stone tuAn for
agricultural purposes aud tu establish his claim
n said land befuYr the Register aud Receiver OF
this office AZ oregon CITY, oregon. on Mednes
day, the nah day NJ November, issp
leuancs as witnesses: NJ, Y. r. Dana. s n.
Hart, W stanton aud James Z. johnson. all OF
Portland, Mmltn0mAh county. oregon.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely the
claims in this office uu or lsefose said 2nth day Of
November. 1Ssn. J. I. APfERS0N, Register,
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ORgG0N CITY, Or, August n, lsse
NOTICE Is IiEhEBY GIVEN THAT IN CON.
N pliance with tine provisions ~ the art Of
cnngrcss 0f June z, 1914. ntitie An act for the
sale u tiiber lands in the siases Ut California,
UrROn. Nevada nnd Washington Territoy,"
JOHN COLLINS,
OF Portland, county " AuifmOlCab. state ~ Ore
gon. has tDi- day fled In this 0Hee his sworn
statement No. IS3, for the pnFeiiasr Of tire sei
VI section ~ IN township Is nmln, range eat
eiif all ofieF rrDpl u siOw thu; tic ianc snngnt
4 more yaluaDe iOr lis timhcr " Stone tmaa for
agricultural purposes, pad i0tsla,i.lsa ale claim
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III sai III and bNtnrt the nnxiHsef and heceivcf oi
khis 4X X - azeR0n CRY. 0rcEpn. on WsineS.
1kx. I'M 1lsh asy vi Nnye1nhpf iSS1
fs&eIgi4s 4s. 4. Hart and n. Il. 40nts, MI III Port.
land N8tnNmAn runny 0fcxon.
AMY IN VII peye9us elRisniBx adversely tht
above edeach bad lands Arf requested Io filR thelr
claims 10 tn Office Qn or before said 20sh day OF
<suseanher. ksQ. j. TT. AFEERSON. Register
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HUGH p. DRENNRg.

Of Astoria county Of ciaisop, stats Of Oregon,
has this day filed in this Oiiee has sworn state.
ment No 1871 for the purchase Of the seiz of
section 16, In township IL south, range east,
and will offer proof 70 show shat the land sought
Is mnre valuable for is timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and TO establish his claim
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10 saM imRa s,etpfetAe itngsAsNs M II
III this of5irn at DreEpn City. nTd on rAulKsAy.
tie sixt day N November ibsH
lIe uansax "a uisnasas A. ]. HilI AZ. VI.
Inua. ]. rhsfw "a aud +, Wiley. WI " AslnrgA.
ClaiEnp cnurs ursg0is
ANY and all rrrsols csalmtne adyeFsels the
above deserihed lands are feuunstea n Az their
claims in this ollice on or htIure knlf 4lsf dNg
Nngamhef ifNu j. II. ArfEKS0N. Nnxiatef.
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- xEuxer ta = alI
me thing to ~ t0h III
hest varieties, even II fender, Mn Is
~ 70 tile trouble oi protecting
Hardy varieties are often like the ssrnh
cow. touzh, hut mighty unproaiabie.
II i clsinea tbat II grape vineyard
II pl0wed to the depth III fnur or I'VE
inches very late IN the fall in q thorough
iuannes, 10 as 70 turn al the grapes and
leaves that have iallen completely under,
the rot rnay be prevented the next sea-
son, as the fungus does not live more
than year in the berries.
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OREGON Cry, Or, September 2, 1889. I
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT fN COM.
~ pliance with the provisions ot the act Of
Congress If June 8, 1sTs, entitled .An act faS
the sale of timber lands In the States pi Calif0r.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02
Locomotives Run BY Soda.

Four locomotives. to be run by soda,
which takes the place of fire under the
boiler. have been built in Philadelphia
They are for service on the streets of
Minneapolis. Mimi, where steam en-
gines are forbidden. The engine is
about sixteen feet long. entirely boxed
in, with no visible smOke-stack or
pipes. and there is no exhaust or re-
fuse. The boiler is of copper. eighty
four and a half inches in diameter and
fifteen feet long, having tubes running
through it as in steam boilers. Inside
the boiler will be placed five tons Of
soda, which. upon being damped by a
jet of steam. produces an intense heat.
In about six hours the soda is tho
roughly saturated, when the action
ceases A stream of superheated
steam from a stationary boiler is then
forced through the soda. which drives
out the moisture. and the soda is
ready for use again. The exhaust
steam from the cylinder is used to
saturate the soda. and by this means
all the refuse is used. These engines
are the first of their kind that have
been built in this country. They will
have the same power as those used on
the New York elevated roads,
ventive Age.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02

MI. and Mrs. Gladstone the Recipients Z
Many HOnOrs.

Nj. and Mrs. Gladstone the Recipients Of
Many HOnOrs.
LONDON. July % Yesterday was the
golden wedding day of Mr.. and Mrs. Glad
stone. The Queen telegraphed a congrat-
ulatory message to the distinguished
couple and the Prince and Princess Of
Wales and other members of b royal
family sen letters to them. The Prince
of W ales also sent a gold inkstand to Mr..
Gladstone. A number of Liberal ladies
presented a portrait of Mr.. Gladstone with
his grandson. Tho portrait was painted
by Millais. A large number Of other
presents were received. Mr.. Glad.
stone arose early and attended
morning serviceA after which the family
took breakfast at the James street resi-
dence of Mr.. Gladstone. There was an
immense number Of callers during the
day, among them John Morley, Sir vii.
liam Vernon Harcourt and the Earl Of
Aberdeen and other Liberal Peers. The
King of the Belgian States tslegraphed
congratulations to Mr.. Gladstone and
all the Liberal clubs and as.
sociations in the kingdom and
many Unionist bodies as we'll sent
addresses A number of handsome pres.
ents were received. Irish sympathizers
sent an album symbolical Of Mr.. Glad.
stones political achievements. Mr.. Stuart
Pender, N. p, gave . dinner party last
evening to the Gladstone family.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02
OREGON
Hot Winds Dry Up Crops and Rivers I
Oregon and Utah.

Hot Winds Dry Up Crops and Rivers In
Oregon and Utah.
OMAHA. Neb. July 21.-Mr. George Bon
nell, of the Union Pacific railroad, has re.
turned from a trip to the Pacific coast He
says that Oregon will have hut half a
crop. The region has been visited by hot
winds from the north. 1t is n of the
most remarkable facts that has ever been
known in this country and the people out
there do not understand the hot winds
from the north. The drought is also very
bad in parts of Utah The Provost river
is nearly gone dry and Utah lake is very
low The Weber river, which leads from
Utah lake to Salt lake, is SO narrow that
one can jump across it in places. The
Boar river, though, has an abundance of
water in it and tie Cache valley, on the
Bear river. has a splendid crop prospect.
Not for years Mr.. Bonnell says, has there
been such q disastrous drought in
Oregon, Utah and some other regions of
the Far West. 1t has been very largely
due. it is thought to the scarcity of snow
in the mountains. The streams ave not
been fed by melting snow this summer as
they usually are. The snow fall OF last
winter was remarkably light over the
Western mountain ranges.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02
HOW GLUCOSE IS MADE.
4 Description Of the Process OF An Inter
esting Industry.

4 Description Of the Process Of An Inter
esting Industry.
The process of making glucose will
be best understood by following the
corn from the time it enters the fac
tory until it runs out Mt a spigot, a
clear. OdOrless liquid. The shell corn
is first soaked for several days in
water to soften the hull and prepare it
for the cracking process. The sOftened
corn is conveyed by elevators to one
of the highest stories of the factory
and shoveled into large hoppers, from
which it passes into mills which mere
~ crack the grains without reducing
them at ace to fine meal. The
cracked grain is then conducted to q
large tank filled with rinsing water.
The hulls of the corn float at the top
of the water. the germs sink to the
bottom and the portions of the grain
containing the starch. becoming grad
ually reduced to flour by friction. are
held in solution in the water. BY an
ingenius process both the bulls and
the germs are removed and the flour
part now held in solution contains
nothing but starch and gluten.
This liquid is then made to flow over
a series Of tables. representing several
acres in area, and the difference in the
specific gravity of the two substances
causes the gluten and starch to sepa-
rate without the use of chemicals. The
gluten is of a golden-yellow color and
the starch snow white. BY the time
the gluten has been completely elm
mated the starch assumes a plastic
form and is collected from the separat-
ing tables by wheelbarrowsfull and
taken to a drying room. where it is
prepared as the starch Of commerce
or is placed in a chemical apparatus
to be converted into glucose. -Ameri-
a Analyst
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02
Southern Negroes in Factories.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July 27.-The
Tradesman sent inquiries in regard to the
value of negro labor IN industrial chan
nels in the South to 800 leading Southern
manufacturers, representing blast fur
naces, rolling mills. miscellaneous iron
works, mines, lumber mills, saw
mills, etc. Replies were received
which represent 5000 negro EN-.
ployes, of which 1900 are skilled. The
average wages paid common negro labor
is S1.1O per day. and skilled labor runs
from II. IS to s. 25 per day, though several
correspondents pay colored puddlers.
heaters and rollers as high as s. and s.
per dav, and many furnaces pay as high
as $50. The replica without . sin.
gle exception. show that there 10 no
difference at all between the pay of
whites and blacks for the same class Of
work. The manufacturers are practically
unanimous in the opinion that for com.
mon labor in the Southern States the
negro Is more efficient and useful han the
white and without an exception they de.
clare themselves we'll satisfied with the
negro in the factory.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02
THE CASE.
Edison Testifies That Electricity 10 IF.
fectiye.

Edison Testiies That Electricity 10 Fl
fectiye.
NEW YORK. July 24.-In the hearing be.
fore the referee of the kemmler electrical
execution case Thomas A. Edison testi-
fed that he had no doub whatever
Of the power OF an alternating current 70
kill a man simultaneously and painlessly.
He was sure it could BE- done without
burning. The case of Mr.. Smith was
spoken of. He was said to have received
q shock Of 1.5J0 volts without
serious injury. Mr.. Edison said he
would pay MI. Smith 500 if he woull 20
over to his laboratory and successfully
Withstand q shock Of 100 volts. On cross.
examination the witness said that the re-
of all men was very close-be.
tween 600 and 1850 ohma The obtaining
OF the resistance OF the human body by
the Wheatstone bridge was not simply
a matter Of late experiment. The
witness measured human resist
ance by it before the question Of
electrical execution wa brought up. He
considered the bridge an accurate means
of measurement. A man could be COM
pIetely carbonized by an electric current,
but il would take I.j00 horsepower to do
it II you took the Westinghouse current
of 1.5O volts and kept it applied to a hu-
man body five or six minutes it would not
be carbonized but mummitied. This was
because the water in the system would be
gradually absorbed.