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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10
Mrs. N. 3. Morley Dead,

Mrs. NJ. J. Morley NEE Katie Black. q
daughter OF Major Is. T. Black, OF this city,
died suddenly in Philadelphia yesterday.
Mrs Black and her son left during the day
for ths. city and the body is expected to ar
rive IN this city to-day.
Major Black is quite III at bis home on Floyd
aYHnuA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10

A Old Colored Woman Suing Her Master fo
Holding Her illegally.

r-" olA N'loItu woman NulnE nef. MabtoF Tor
Holding Her Illegally.
hASsAs CIr, Mo. Nov. 9.-The court Of
appeals to-day rendered q decision in the case
@. Eia Hickam. an old colored woman
against tie estate of the late Joseph Hickam.
a. Moniteau county Mo. Eda was IL slave on
&c farm of Hickam 20 the close
a. tho wor. but was never told that
sle bad been freed, and for twenty-four
gears She worked on for the family. believing
ierselt O. bo still the property of Hickam.
alter lhckams death ia 1889, the woman
ieaeyod the first inkiug that she was not a
safe and that She was illegally restrained Of
sef liberty. Sno brought init against the estate
e. Der former master for 2 14O. for services
ID twenty-fOur years and five days. Eda
vas awarded one half tins amount, but upon
s'ieal 90 the circuit court. the decision was
reversed. Eda brought the case to the court
q appeals. and to-day the court handed down
decision reversing the lower courts decision
al Iemandlng the case for trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10

They Threaten to XIII the ConviOts II Sent
Back 10 the Mines.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 9-The situation
q affairs IN Tennessee is becoming alarming
tasmcious communication is being held be-
tween the East Tennessee miners and the
ners of Kentucky. Alabama and Virginia.
4-o hardy m0untaineers who released the
to1Vcts have sworn that the Governor shall
t.treOuid the st0ckades. and that If he sends
~ eonycts back 20 the mines they will bo
tltchered IN cold blood
is stated officially that the rebellion Of
.ae miners. so far as estimated. has damaged
,'s commercial standing of Fast Tennessee
UNIONS Ot dollars Two town companies,
tle with $1,000 600 capital. located at Bristol,
.e thor with 800, 900 capital. located at
.laoethtOwn have refused TO enter the
,,".e, claiming that the State, not being able
~ protect ITS own interest. cannot protect
Tic interest Of capital.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10

MOTHER BEAUTI-
ful Indian summer
day, a fair crowd, a
fast track. and a
grand programme
ushered in the third
week of racing at
Benning this after
noon.
While the fields in
the several events
were not large. they
were well balanced.
and exciting finishes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10
I.n,xner Waldo Shot.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 9.-George A. Waldo, a
lawyer Of this city. who resides in Brooklyn,
was shot in the left breast last night in that
city by George s. Thomas, seventy ,nye years
old. the father of his landlord. while trying
to disarm the old man, who is demented.
Waldo is believed to be dying.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10

berlin Bankers Who Killed Themselves TO
Escape Disgrace.
III. 81 L. L.. =.

DfAlIS' Nov. 9-The Sommerfelds, father
'D' son both members Of tie firm OF Fried
''n1ef q Sommerfeld the BANKERS of this city.
~ ".io ialied on Saturday last, and who. after the
voe or the days business opened veins in
to1 arms and then shot themselves in the
g."- g- WIN feyoivers. have both succeeded in
te... ss,'om PFC 10 escape the consequences Of
49, hhanciai embarrassment. AS previously
,e,..l ',',lttceQ' s' Doth father and son were con
Nh :" tne hospital, whore Felix. the son.
sanaS INgfti{ .{ after his admission. To-day Sig
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10
FATAL FLAMES In THE WEST.
-Four Men and ThIry-P0ur Horses SuRo.
Gated In Denver.
TWO MEN KILLED IN 1 CINCINNATI FIRE.
Others Fatally and Seriously Injured-Hor
rible Scenes Among the Dumb Brutes
Trying TO Escape.

/ DENVER. Col, Nov. "a terrible FIRE. IL
which four men and thirty-four horses were
sufocsted, was discovered in the Mansion
stables. No. 1916 Lawrence street, at a few
minutes past o'clock this morning.
The dead are Thomas Bowen, OF Peoria
| H.; George Richards. of Lincoln. Neb.; Da-
yid Elmore and Otto Helbin. Of ST. Louis.
| the livery stable and were employed in the
Gable restaurant There were four others
sleeping in the place. but all escaped with the
exception of the four named
The fire originated in the water-closet on
the second floor Of the building. between two
carriage rooms. IL WAS caused either by hot
ashes left in box in the room or from some
one dropping lighted match or cigar into
the paper and debris which had accumulated
III the corner.
HoRRHYISG SCENES.
The scenes about the burning building wers
horrlfYlng as the smoke rolled through into
the apartments where the horses were kept
Scenting danger their cries of alarm and
fright were ptiful, and in their efforts 10 es-
cape they climbed into their hangers, kicked
down their stalls and some managed TO break
away. but fell dead in the gangway. The
barn, and their average value is estimated at
$3.50 each. George Richards was the only one
OF the f0nr unfortunate who lost their lives
that was burned externally. His face was
horribly burned and blackened. and his hair
was singed from his head. David ElmOre
managed TO get out into the hall before he
was overcome by the heat and smoke. and as
the 1remen were peering through the smoke
and heat searching for any spark Of fire that
had escaped their notice one OF them STUN
bled over the body which was the first Motif
cation the firemen had that al had mot escaped
from the building before the flames gained
headway. Penetrating further into the
building the firemen soon found tho bodies
Of Bowen, Richards and Helbin piled one
on the other on the floor of their room.
FATAL FIRES IN CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. O.. Nov. "A fire broke out
this morning in Oscar Onken's picture frame
mandatory at l34 west Second street. 10
spread with such rapidity that one OF the en-
ployes named Myers is supposed 20 have
been caught in the cellar aud burned 10
death. Another man named Imbrucy, work
ing IN the cellar with Myers, escaped.
During the progress OF the fire ladder put
up by the hremen fell and instantly killed
Fireman BOoklage of the Gifts. Edward An
derson Of the same company was fatally in
jured. Joseph Conway and Beebe of the
same company were slightly injured, as was
also Captain Hurley of another company.
EPHILADELPHIA, PA, Nov. AT l:2O.tthis
morning fire was discovered in the wholesale
hosiery and wooden goods store Of Lippincott
4 Johnson 627 Market street Surrounding
property is seriously threatened with destruc-
ton bnt et this hour (210 A. ~ the fire is
believed 20 be under control. The loss will
probably reach $4,000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10
spurgeon Greatly Improved.
lBy Gable to the Times

ID5 DAUIt % IU0 IIUtbI
LONDON, Nov 9. "A letter Just received
from Rev Mr. Spurgeon states that he is
already greatly improved il health by his
Journey abroad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10
RESULTS OF THE RACES.

More Horses Arrive st Benning-The Con-
tests at Other Tracks.
BEsNIsG RACE TRACK, Nov O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10

The Irish National League OF America De-
ploren Her Political Plight.

LINCOLN. NKp.. Nov. 9.-Secretary Sutton,
of the Irish National League Of America. fur
nished the United Press with the following
address.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-10
NO FEELING OF HOSTILITY
Against The BaltimOr6S Men by The Chi
lianS, Says Captain SchIey.
HURRYIEG UP WARSHIP REPAIRS. |
Great Activity In the Savy-Yards, but It IL
Said that IL Has no Warlike Sig
nincsnce Whatever.

WARRINGTON, D. c.. Nov. "a cablegram
received by Secretary Tracy from Captain
Schley. dated Valparaiso. Chill. yesterday,
states that there are no indications of any
feeling Of hostility toward the Baltmores
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-09

THE reception given 90 the republic
can city ticket hv .He people ye-t-r-
day was more than -at.-t cory. II i-
regarded uy al rauuul.c cans and many
democrat s- "a first class ticket iu
every r--pect and one thal is bound Co
win. The -ubierfI-p re~orred 20 5y
the democrats 10 p..c- 3 ticket i'm tine
field under the "a -e Of it, being 20
ticket chosen by the people without
regard to politics was so clearly exposed
by the manuel i'm Which +. was uom.-
mated. as well as lr .h- .-r-1uueI of
the ticket. that it Ua- gr,- .- nothing
and the ticket i- now 81 terIed 20 rs
everybody 81 The .r-u .ar tic ticket r
BY that title it must 81 ma or AII. and
rs there are many .,l. able democrats
who believed that Ina the -l-ca..ei
leaders stood bv rheI cul0r- and uat4a
they might have ru. ura better ticket.
the result viii be n % these persons
will either not " O.. 4tali or else will.
give their support .1 ,l republican
ticke, a. prorli-.l better results for
the city. Unlike bee wing .t.I. l-u-
ocracy shat eugi ..red this H..tizal"
movement, IN. ngbI'c.l- have came
out boldly uudsr their own lag and
with a platform that q YES the vote Is
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-09
HOW coos Asz SOLD At A Loss.


How coos ARE SOLD At A Loss.
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few davs soI5 over I 5il ~ tIis .snsciaI
drive. every one Of which uas a bar
gain.
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-09
SIS

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20 their ...r.rr1Eces.
Treats. 90 Blood and skin Diseases
male t-.a
SWIM SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta Ca
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-09
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Om,ial Publication OF the nomination.
Made tor Municipal once tu Doe IuI'd At
the Election tu Doe Held ON Monday. Tty
nth, 1891.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-09

II Is said will sell anything, this 10
true in a measure; but for staying
qualities merit is the test. Extensive
advertising may sell anything where
Il Is new OF unknown, but after Il
comes into general use, it is judged
EccordinE pits worth. The continued
And steady growth OF Swift's Specific
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-09

THEoIG 90 TIChFIN
The sun., 1891-07-12
Outing Cloths

and Striped Tennis FZanneLs.
will be cleared at iUIpc
z.Ihyr and striped Fiannsls At 1870; will be cleared
Tennis striped Pannels At 100 will 10 cleared At IKE
cleared at lyc. "
HlAnnel for bathing suits at ooc and asc vzl n.
cleared az l2Isc and 2oc, '' ' W
Cream Yachting rannels at 100 will bs cleared At Co
The sun., 1891-07-12
You Want Notions.

1rosks Cotton, white and black. only 20 spool.
0ussn Basting Cotton, Go. Dozen
Curling Irons 90. each
Yssshsr Stitch Braid. 100 each.
Nstal Button HookA 70. each.
Bsse American Pins, 20 paper.
Rhes Buttons. oo. Eross-
Oh sflk Bathing Capa I9c. each.
Ansn Tape Measures, &c. each
Yssthsrwsisht Dress Shields sc. . pair
ventilated Carriers, DC. pair.
Clsrk's 400 ysrd spool Cotton. 20. . SPOOL
SSss Skirt Braid, black, only &c. each.
The sun., 1891-07-12

E. J. DENNINC & CO.,
Successors to A. T. Stewart & Go. (Retail),
CONTINUE TO MAKE LARGE REDUCTIONS IN PRICES.
They Invite Special Attention to the Following
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS:
1000 Pairs Fine BLANKETS,
Sizes 1O and 11 with slight manufacturers mperfecions at
PRICES MUCH UNDER REGULAR VALUES
lO4 sL7O to sa75 per pair; regular prices s225 to s475
ill., SITS $3.50 $3.50 $500.
MANUFACTURERS STOCK OF
Elegant UMBRELLAS, so per cent. Under Value,
in Silk, and in Silk and Lisle Thread. with fine
English Natural Wood handles Silver Mounts
at $500, $3.50, and $500 EACH.
500 dozen Ladies' guaranteed fast black and twotoned
Lisle Thread Stockings
at 35c. per pair; former price. SOC. -.
$50 dozen Children's guaranteed fast black
Lisle Thread Stockings,
ribbed and plain sizes 8 to 81.
at 25c. and &c. per pair; reduced from &c. and 75c
o
Ladies' Lawn DRESSES, handsomely embroidered,
at $3.50 & 5000 each; reduced from $l2 & $3.50.
Ladies' aII.wooI Blazers and Coats,
IN GREAT VARIETY STILES,
at $275 $3.50 each; reduced from $500 & $500.
Broadway, 9TH Av., 9th and 10th SITS.
The sun., 1891-07-12
Public Hotires.

DosT OFFICE NoTIcE.-Foreign mails for the week
49,, s1hIns !Iy Is viii close tpronpty in al cases
sGs%aY.ssPs 9f' = ?'p"s for Cost. Rea Vi. men per
f"5 Truxtio. per steamship E. HoaEi, from New
MoNDAY.-At J +. NJ. for Belize. Puerto Cortez and
... 4uatsm"la, per steamship saltwater from Now
TUEsDlY.-At = a. N; supplementary go A. NJ fer
E"Far: Gst os s,.i mus. s !. Iss
wEISEs1AY-A. o A. NJ. supplementary II AND
town .,sx H. ,Ssrslsnss.Iy M ls5 A., A.
H;isi: nus: ~ s%iiss,si s:FG,y q S.5i"$ ,r. !.
is%s u. tnrsrs @,.s!: mus, ). d.sss.sa "t
hnynAna ND i0r GrOa PsT ,I..m,hip %
ter ~ %,"awstd i;.ndt .;a%.aip INV. u.
aTsets fSs Ssr Isnna" Mane ''H'Aa And '0'.s0 "
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SmPisH ''ss and ri iIaSS"rs' n 3. = '.SSr.mtnsa.;
II .lps.m.a'.ty 1s: .s% sSr 'Hftg n 4sI
SiiPs io4 fSs ,FS. r ires '"%' ".@
lower; % T. ii. for Sswiound, ,""l Isr steamer
In.i.maia p.;.i.aIsnp Mnan&a .',.,. mn a'' =: ::
s.sm.ip ] f1t ro mo Mor.o % from m Nsw orsa".
.; s~:s
aa h: % i";. u. sra y, '"i s 4,a 1ssn
.;.t%nps i"r ,.roadS.. q s@ ,so
must Dr drerted per \isi ancla y ~ T.: u NJ
k.Irinm aerii-rlands switzerland Itaiy .p,sn
w. S,.a s ts:s. s..w. 1rshs as .. 'm."y per
.hip saalr, via Southampton ana "rtmen ..'trSS .iS
fnr other part. OF Europa mus, hr d,'a lr., is
% Sa.. ana 3ucSi.n .r r.. s."n.p liza, H,,T q.
t.,s f:r ,unn ana Ia,np"" dirrc .nh .nhre,,ted e,d isr
ur,.aua'b: At n NJ ,suppemsnt4I ii,c,n.l ,t,n and
for Fortune island anh JamnrI, . % |n'Ii'A t n NJ
.nSpssn,ary n.r Frs s'ssn' fsr h. .Sc.P.
Su.sutusn l-srs iof other VARS Of EyIoPpo por Nor
way direct ,t,nn,.ip TninsraS s,s ,a, scoiand
he directed "rer 1himgvalla) Al = " , tot ,tI.rs
h,' -rL per steamship rIrn's,, via Gla'f" "a + "
for ihe Netherlands direct, per stsainshp, o.r 10.
VIA Eotterhan lettcrs must he d,rtr,e trw,eopspn' psr
DAM At aig y NJ. ,or IT. fief9e "'4'''A ~
stea rer from North SylHer. ,,t,. r,rom
MAI Oh nm AnI Japan per ."hmshp na"" n"r ~ AZ
a., r 81 Mails for Su.Ira ia. New n,np z.a aha
n.wnlsn FIJI aI.l samoan haEd' isi seap ssar !, up
M"Ha~"i from Sar irAneis"' r9ir ,1'e NJ Srw YORK
ni .rainslna lmnra with l'rii's mans rom ri,.m. am
,raia Walls Tor III" Hawaiian Islands fGts1n" fTs n'r.
. IN @rs.a"a,a 1f%m q" n, r,"''G. "G Mai;
fr" th, soriew Island. rer shp .iy ,iy ~
r'pcI, from. Shn Fran"r'in' W,iigy, lax N,w.
inrud and, nv ratio la ifts and pee ~ Tor
,l"e a. ih's "nica d'ily at = ., J., VI w. '',mrr
CLOSE =, TN. once daiI} AZ .tff ". Nat ''i - W
lvIau - Tampa, fl, hni lhenr" hys,c.i".' Wc.
a." IL a, ~. A. H. Nal. i"r M.,c" oysr,.Id ~
icesitcntlr addressed .oF 'sMI'"t" %
aiiy and the schedule ciosing arranged on ,e
sumption Of their nnntrrppei oyeIanl ,hns At saI
Francisco on the day or sailing OF sealI.s. ~ . sIosss
spatched thance the sains duy. kegi's'sa N~" WV"
sttF " previous day.
The sun., 1891-07-12
Lace Flouncings and

You sss all the new Chnons CO ountsr In almost
every color Full assortment Of these very fashion.
able Irmmine Lacea all widths and colors from 200
The sun., 1891-07-12
ADAM S & co.
Sixth Avenue, cor. 21st Street
Preparatory to our Semi Annual Stock Taking

Commencing Tomorrow and continuing for the Six Days.
shall offer the Shopping Public Bargains
Annals Business The opportunity have
marked the Goods down without taking
The sun., 1891-07-12
Hail. Price Sale of
Wash Dress Fabrics, Satines,
Dress GLnShams, Seersuckers,
Chambrays, Figured Cam
brics, and Batiste Cloths,
White Dress Goods.

W UL0 OleSS COOUSs
In Checks, Stripes and Plain La WINS.
7hc -
Plan white India Lswns 20 inches wide 100; will bs
cleared at lUc. ~
Plain white rderod Lnwna 40 inches vida 2oc will
be cleared at l2k "
chseked white Lawns in different sizes at Isc will be
Lace and striped Lawns ec will bs cleared at l2c
At Sc l2kc. and l6c
Hemstitchsd Lawns at 29c. SOC. and 4sc; will be
cleared at lSc-. 2Sc. and TIC.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-10-01
Fob SALE CHEAP
FINE CHANCE E0R A GOOD
HOME.

BUSINESS requiring his attention elsewhere.
the undersgr ad offers for sale az a bargain, his
raa eh, consisting Of one hundred ard sky &C es
OF the choicest farming land on the b z Meadows,
all the same being under high state Of cCltiya
tion.
Thirty acres are sosed in alfalfa the remainde
being sown in grain. pT
Seven horses and four milch cows together
with desirable farming mach merry, comprise z
ploughs, header, seeder. etc, etc. Oldest water
right ani strictiy perfect title possession given
at once. All he and is thoroughly fenced with
barbed wire Unquesrion " "a good central
l0caton Terms strictly reasonable, Here is a
chance Of a life time, Address:
NJ NJ A.
an9o II. Fovelock Nev.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-10-01
Dissolution OF Copartnership.

~ OTIDE is hersby given that the co partner
~ ship her ofore existing hetweea the unHer.
si2 ned, under the firm name of George 4 Luther,
has this day been dissolved by mutu,t consent.
X. ID. GEORGE,
b. Ii. LUTHER
WIXgRMUoCa, Sept. 81, 1901. 4w.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-10-01
A LONG SLEEP.

A case of unusually ptotracted sleep is
puzziiug physicians at Hacsetstowr, N.
J. Michael Faruan. who was employed as
watehman in th F,ctoryviile tunnel
oil the Dalewsre, L.cktW anns ani West
ern railroad, cam - Is hon ,e from his
tour Of duty on o ,tober 90, 1887, went to
bis bedroom aud stn. 20 sleep. Since
that time he ha- had but two or three
brief Intervals Of consciousness.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-10-01

"Do you wsnt some niee pork, sir?'
asked a butcher Of an ishmsn who was
intently regarding Je Of hog hsup-
ing at the shop door. No. sorr. 0i
was only wondht in ph ys wsz goin'
to II the o her h,,f OF that pig"
Tue Judge What have you to say
why sentence sboul not be passed upon
your
The Prisoner Your Honor. / never
smoked cigarette 10 my ife.
The Judgs-'.l'l l~t yau 60"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-10-01

i,as y,y,.itten us q letter ~ Willen -. !.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-10-01

The tunne! is ter, ten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13
AN EXPOSITION OF HAyDKNRCHIEFs.

The looms of China and Japan, the nimbie hneers
OF Irish peasant women. the lace cushions OF Belgium
and the factories of the United States are all rep
resented in the display Of handkerchles now on eAo
ton In the windows of simpson Crawford d simpson
There are 10 be seen fabrics Of the finest Belgian
lace dainty squares Of Cantonese embroidery mueis
of Kirui silk, kerchiefs of real Irish hnen' ana
dsphsnous bits Of American mousseiine de snie Ihe
exhibit was designed 10 show the different sources
from which fancy handkerchiefs are brought LIE
goods are marked with cards bearing the h''ie "nu
place of manufacture Of each article
The window is especially interesting. as 1t shows
the development of the manufacture of that class
of goods in the United states. Many of the spcci-
mems of American make compare favorabiy with
the products Of foreign looms All oay seS'eiuas
there WAS large crowd of shoppers before the show
shadows. and the novel display was much admired
s,mpson. Crawford & simpson also exhibit a large
varfetv of hand painted satin goods Of thelr own
manufacture and some OF the latest designs III
parieian Wr6pS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13
cRrrEJry TO CATTLE AT SEA.

Washington, Dec. 1.-the Secretary Of Agriculture
has referred back to Secretary Blaine the papers in
regard to the cruelty to animals at prepared by
william Hosea Ballou. Of York. Mr. Rusk in
forms the State Department that he has no jurisdiction
over acts committed under foreign flags ut sea, TINT
he is invested with power only look after the safe
transport and humane treatment Of cattle leaving our
ports and that is wholly out Of bis power TO assist
Mr Balou In this movement OF make recommendations
The state Department has thereupon communicated to
Mr. Balou that his suggestions will receive such con
sideration ms the Importance of the subject demands
Assistant Secretary William T. Wharton has the matter
in charge nj present who will doubtless lay the gen
erul subject before the President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-13
To TEST THE GATHMANY CANNON.

Chicago Dec. lc Epecial-Louis Gathmann. the
chicago inventor has been requested by the united
states Government to make test OF his gun ior inc
safe projection Of dynamite by the means OF powder
at Sandy Hook before board OF military anu ha,a
.rnorH Mr.. e;athmann's invention is intended also
- make fine life of cannon practically everlasting
1,s GREAT guns Of the naves of the world have out
1aS+ed the effects OF comparatively few discharges
rnntrres that render them useless even occurring be-
4ore they have been fired enough to test their &C
curacy This does not arise from the magnitude VI
the explosive charge, but from the nae, Una. .e III
- ~ the bore gets heated while the outside re
,a,rs cool the thickness of the lannon's walls pre-
ventne Quick and uniform heating Of the metal and
tracfures occur as a result Mr. Gatnmann uses
tan ~ cerbonc acid which is burst In the cannon
sho COS Generated he declares absolutely preventing
heat Inc gas acts also as esv c hT tbc EXPLOSION
" orSer The shells 10 be used are five feet long.