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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-28
SwELTERING HUMANITY.
The Thermometer Seems to BE irving to
Break the Record.

1he thermometer Seems to BE TRYING to
Break the Record.
For days sky of brass has canopied
this fair valley. The sun rises lurid
and threatening and ere his beams are
an hour old they are almost blistering
in the intensity of their heat. Vegeta-
tion is parched, the leaves of the trees
are withered and man and beast seem
intent only upon trying TO keep cool.
The louhger strolls down the streets
that, Notwithstanding the heat, are
thronged with sw. ating humanity
The fat woman with basket in one
hand, an umbrella under her arm. ply
Ing broad palmetto pufls by with com
plants against the weather written
upon her face.
The blue capped motorman sails nv on
cars looking cool and coy, and as
though ha did not realize that it was
summer. In the distance is heard the
cry Of the lemonade vender beseeching
the people 70 come forward and uuench
their thirst in the 1.-the OF his fountain
for the modest sum of five cents. Tho
ice cream man drawing inspiration from
the neat and CROWN pnetical cries at
tho top OF his voice ''icc cream IL m-,n
fresh and fine and cooiing q the mind.
Right this way; &C. csram nm tn &c.
cold and sugar sweet. Made in the
shade and hard to beat"
Tho negro tracklayes on the street
car lines bum rytnmic old plantation
song, Keeping time with the stroke of
the pick and hammer Ia the music and
apparently utterly insensible TO tho
scorchiug sun beams. The Carpenter
perched away up on tho roof of high
buildings hammers away, stopping ever
and anon to imbibe copious draughts OF
water and To wipe the perspiration from
his race. while the nod carrier merrily
elm os to the top of four story build.
1ngs under load of brick singing and
joyous as though fully agreeing with
the Irishman who wrote to his brother:
Dear Mickey, come to Americay, for it
Will be yerself that will bs after tho
gettin OF dollar day to carry brick
to the top of a siven-story buildin',
where there's a fellow to do all the
work.
Tho lawyer passes on his way to court
with genersl demurrer written on his
face and his general aspect threatening
to bring cross bill against nature for
the relief required in the premises The
doctor as he passes smiles good humor.
edly TO all humanity as he thinks Of the
heat and the STALE watermelons that arc
being eaten, and later of the calls that
will oft resound in the Silly night
breaking his slumbers and bidding him
come for the fruit has begun to operate
on a broad basis.
But by far tho most agreeable feature
OF thesr tcrrid times is the pink
checked angel in muslin gown that
Hits through the house, uncons cious OF
dust and neat, caroling Its Ever of
Thee" or lies ou,stretched in a ham.
mock like sylph in a sylvan dell read
ing "Was it the Woman's Fault?' or
What Will He Do With It?" Tho Lord
only knows what he will do with it, but
II this weather holds on for few DAYS
longer we will be cooked doner than
turbot in a tureen without a doubt.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-28
Meeting Indefinitely POSTPONED.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 27-lSpec.
iall-The General Passenger Agents
Association of Southern Railroads was
to hold meeting in this city beginning
to-day. This meeting has been indefi-
nitely postponed.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-28
Fell ON the Track.

Jack, the little son of M. A. Moseley,
while walking on the street car track
on Franklin road yesterday afternoon
fell and cut large and deep cash across
his left eye. lie was attended by DR..
Sims. who pronounced the wound not
dangerous
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-28
The Rector of Christ church Arrives

Rev. j. Cleveland Hall and family ar
rived in the city last night, and will be
the guests Of Mrs. Price, on Campbell
avenue, for few days until the rectory
at 3l6 Church avenue is ready for occu-
pancy.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-28
Tho Waathar

Forecast Tor Virginia: Showers. fol-
lowed by clearing weather in North
generally fair in South portion; slightly
cooler west winds.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-28
Now Tonsorial Parlor. Terry EniIainr.

HEATH " CnArrELL have opened Hrst-class
Tonsorial pcrlor on the first floor of the new
Terry Building where they arc prepared to serve
their friends aud the public generally in first
class style. Shave 10 cents; hair cut, % cents.
HEATH IL CHArrELL
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-28
DYspepsin Yields

=, A NEW industry in this city-Thc Henrietta
Cigarette Factory
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-28
CITY BULLETIN.
Nierr;mau Suspens,ed.

Officer Mcgrnan has been suspended from the
police force. for fifteen days by Mayor Trout.
For several days the report has been circulated
that Chief OF Police Terry had admitted TO Mayor
Trout that lio was guilty OF the charges brought
against him some time ago Mr.. Meirimnn had
been rcpchtlbg thcse rumO S to his friends hence
the ausucnSiOu 1900
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-28
FIlIBUS7ERInG ON THE BILL.
Worlds Fair Appropriation Gets
First Blood In The House.

Holman Leads the Fight Against the
Mcnsare. But He Evidently Has II Los
Ing Fight ON IIand-The House De-
cidcs to Concur In the Senate Appro-
priation-Holm,,n Does Not Give 1t UP,
But VIII Move to Reconsider To-day.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-28

ALI that arc in favor OF patronizing home
made goods should smoke Henrietta cigarettes.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-28
rrl.l rrconn FOR TILE SEASON.
Marriage and death notices from any place
In Southwest Virginia will be published
free AS below.

Marriage and death nOtIces from any place
In Southwest Virginia will be published
free AS below.
DIED.
DAT ES-Ycsterdny afternoon, VIENNA H.,
daughter OF Mrs hnnic Oakcs, aged % years
The funeral service will be conducted tomorrow
at o'clock at fi:si Baptist Church by Rev. .. +
tlippo after which the remains will be inferred
in Farvicw Cemetery.
SOLOMON.-Liitle RUTH. sister OF ID. l., Solo
mon, at her residence, 42l Campbell street. aged
~ wears. The funeral service was conducted by
loc,l rabhi.ar the remains inferred In Jewish
cemetery near Vinion.
Sea- the residence OF his parents, S. 5. and
H. Z. See, Gl2 East avenue. yesterday afternoon,
ARTHUR SEE. AGED IL years. The funeral
services Will be conducted ut his late residence
this afternoon At 4 O'Clock. The intcrment will
he in the City Cemetery.
YBATMAN.-At Ocean View ut Up. IN, July
Iii MORGAN OSWALD, infant son OF Blanche d.
and Nj. f.. Yca'mau. Funeral services at s D. m
to-day from the Episcopal Church. Intcrment
private.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-28

DRcHAs. G. cAHNADAY. DIR. A. A. cANNADAY.
Office for ladies at resi- Residence No. , Bel
dcncc l2i eighth avenue mont boulevard :. W.
g. W. Hours IL 20 p. III. Telephone 2i9.
Telephone %.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-28

OFFICE HOURS FROM 8 A. NJ TO $ p. NJ.
Onlcc occupied by gentleman at night to attend
to orders. Ofice phone. ai9. 26 Am.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-10-21

NoEra0NzHr. Ala, Oct. 13.-sAegs
Eaaehsa here q day af The iynehiag.
shootiae and burni1g Of foaF negnoes,
Mace Johnston, lim and jain Paaker
aud surreg chnatou who lasd confessed
70 lhat double and revolving eFsme
81 muraerinz MT. RichaFd +. Johnston
and hls accomplished daughter, Miss
5aaasEta,a after having brnlaily outraged
The peraon of The iataeR, At their
country home, near Dsyis Ferry, II
Aio1roe connty, On the Aisbana river,
last Friasy night. Ropes were coon
n readiness, and The four negro lieHds
were soon dangling Il The air Their
bodies Were perforated with bnllet
holes. Shortly after lheyswere taken
down and were then burned upon 2
iire made Of heaps Of logs. one Of
The negroes, still alive, was burned lake
The rest. The mob then dispersed.
Bnrre Johnston confessed that be
killed Richard Johnston. The two
PaEkaTs confessed that they killed
Miss Jeanette after tbe foaF bad ont
ragged Der. Nose Johnston did mons
81 the killing, but helped ii ALI They
refused 10 connect others with th,
crimes. The entire county has beer
IA 3 frenzy Of excitement over thl
murders They were all boys betweei
Ie and % and lived near the home o
their victims.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-10-21


HOsremOFe wax stains from cloth
apply liberal doses of taFpsntine.
The addition Of iitlle soda TO the
brick dust facilitates the securing of
knives
Orange peel dried and grsted makes
- yellow poWderthat il delicious for
dayoFiRg cakes end buildings.
Dark brown engar slowly dissolved
10 a little water on the si0ye furnishes
q syTnp scarcely inferior 10 the prod
net Of the maple.
Pat salt Cd the bot eiinkers ID yoBF
stove ortEaBge after rakipg down the
Gre. and il will remove them
Wei boots and shoes may be kept
from shrinking ont Of shape when dry
ing il, as sooh as taken 0n, they are
tightly stuffed Wilb newspapers.
Peel IF the yellow skin Of q lemon,
rejecting the white, cover with alcohol,
and ID b few days Z pnie lemon extract
will be ready for use.
Oilcloihs should never be washed il
bot soap sHds they sbonld first y
washed clesn with lukerwaFm watsr
thenfubbed dry with q cloth wet il
milk.
One Of the easiest ways 10 catch n
stsnperfeity Of water on your waleE
color picluFes i 70 Iay % ) clear
sheet Of biotiingrpapsr
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-10-21

American knTnsr.
A man who has a plot of ground,
no matter how email, should think
long and wei before be sells 1t, nnless
It is TO bny another piece Ia spit
Of all that eroakers say, the vaEae Of
farming lsuds must steadily increase
all over the country We are IDeEess-
ing onr population at the rate Of two
aud a half per cent per aBnnD, while
the amount of farming land in the
country must remain stationary. We
are DesFing the limits of all the good
agricultural land in the nation, and il
is not likely that we shall annex any
great tracts. There are no more
Texasses, CALIFORNIA;, and Eorthwesr
territories lying along oar borders
wanting TO be taken 10. We must
house our yearly additions of popula
tlOn upon the grounds we already
have, and feed them from its products.
Ten years from DOW we shall have So
100000 people where we nov have
85,oOO,Oo0. This means that all the
available farming land ia the country
will have increased from 10 TO IS per
cent. IN value.
This process must 60 Oh indefinitely
as our population continues TO increase
In brief, a piece of real estate, large
or small is very good thing 10 bold
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-10-21

Southern AEatehrnan. .

Southern WRtohman.
Never forsake friend. When enc
mics gstber around, when sickness falls
upon The besrt, when all the "efld is
dark and cherries, is the time to try
true friendship The heart that has
been touched with true gold will re
double it's efforts when the friend is
sad and in trouble. Adversely tries
true friendship, They who run from
the sCeBes Of distress bstFay their by
poefisy and prove that interest only
moves them. II yon have . friend who
has studied your interest aud happi
ness, be sure tossustsIn him in adver-
sity. Let him feel that bis former
kindness is appreciated and that has
love WAS not throEn away.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-10-21
a HUn1EC MRAzEH CON-
sWERE.
mr.. =. Eaorulenss, size President
Enssres1auE EsautafanH In fiae
FFeTlsar E,sngReas.

Hissyuno
Dr.. Felix Formento, president q
the American P6blic Hsalth Assoei-
alton, has issued The call for the
twentieth animal meeting Of the
American Public Health Association,
u BE- held 81 the City Of Mexico on
Nov. 30 and 90, and Dec. ] and 2.
sARor the iirst tiEna in its history
said DR.. ForuIento Yesterday, '0ur
great national association viii meet IN
foreign country; this mseting Wlll
probably be the largest and most i'm
poriant ever held.
tfThe Mexican government and all
the states of the republic will be rep
resented by special delegates. 1nyi-
tations have also been extended to
Dnba and Central and South America.
Great results sre expected from the
active co operation Of the differsni
countries with oDrs, looking 10 the
gradual stamping ont ofyeilow fever
an lis primitive foei, the adoption of u
uniform system of quarantine and
other aanitaEBry measures of sqaa
Importance. The Mexican government
has interested iisolf 10 the work
thereby assuring the snecess Of TIT
meeting. AL the details are in tbs
hands Of federal officers Of the re
public. Prominent saBiEsriaBs anC
socialists Of the United States, Mex
| leo and the CeniFsl and Soatt
American repablics will take an activ'
part in the meeting. Spleudid re
eepiions will be given m homer Of tn
association by the federal and cit.
governments, as well AS by PromiDen
citizens Of the republic. Presiden
Diaz will give a fiesta diROehe at lh'
lfamons castle Of Ghsp1itepee."
The ASSOCIATION is not one of ply
sicisns alone. Amy person intersbler
10 pnblic health can join, aud the feF
dollars OF dues entities the member L
bound volumes Of the valuable trans
actions Of the association, the FolBms
making up an excellent library On ssBr
taLlOn. AS a LouisiaBian Is president
be is endssVoring 10 work up 40 inteFeF
here and induce many TO take the tri
TO Mexico at low rates and under tb
most favorable circumstances for Ell
ti0yment snd observation.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-10-21

An English stslIslieian has been At
work compiling the figures of the
worlds manufactures. He is said TO
be the highest hvIng authority on the
subject. The total vslae of The.
manufactures of the worlds leading
nations for 1888 bestates ats22 $40,
100000. They are divided rs follows:
Austria, 1926. 100000; FraDer,
2.425. OOo. O00; Germany, 81 .9l5. 900, (
900; Great Butain is4,lOO, 00O, 900;
Russia. 8 1915, 900. 900; United States,
S7.2l5. 100000. These figures show
'hai the '''iBfsRt industries" of the
United States lead the world by -
good deal, nearly doubling the pro
duets of Great Britain. And our
Republican friends are quoting them
10 proyesthat the likslg infant needs
pleRtyrof protection pap. II il sbOnt.
time this child learned 10 stand alone
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-10-21

Piesyuna.
The discovery Of come new and r1eh
gold minea, in the neighborhood of
Altar, Sonora, Mex. ls reported. The
mines are owned BY Mexican capital
lists, and they have nov about sixty
men employed taking ont ore. The
ore extracted mp 10 date j. ezoeedinly
rich, The poorest yielding $500 per
too. Gold is perceptible everywheFe,
and one Of The miners, bys very i'm
perfect process, realized "a 600 onBees.
The great difficulty is the lack of
water, whieh at present has TO be
brought eight 10 ten leagues over a
very sandy, tedious road Wells ere
nov beipg dug, The mines sFe sita-
ated hbout ifty leagues northSest of
Altar, close 10 the American frontier,
and ab0nt three leagues from the
Pacific coast Tucson, AFiz is aboHt
thirty leagues awHy.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-10-21
gOmE va NOUS mYmgs.


Boston GlObs.
II seems a singular fact that sPPar-
enily nothing in literary way will
relegsle q writer to oblivion 90 surely
as to be the author Of a R0rld-famons
hymn. Take few instances:
Nearly every one has beard or sung
the line afShsll We Gather at the
RiVef3" and yet how msny know even
the name of the author, much less the
fact that be is liyiRg2
The writer is Rev. Robert Lowry,
ID. ID q resident of PlsiBfeld, n. j..
In Richmond, H., lives Dr. S FIJI
more Bennett. TO how many is the
name familiar, yet to whom is his
familiar church cong, 'fThe Sweet By
and BY" not kBown2
10 the interior Of New Yotk state
lives Mrs. Anna SbeWood Hawks, wbo
wrote those famed lines of 81 Need
Thee Every Hour"
Hardly known and never Recognized
on the streets Of New York as che
walks out is Fannie Crosby, bbe author
of countless hymns, among them The
famous one, 'sSafe an the Arms Of
Jeans"
IT. is odd that the veil of obsenrity
should seen 10 be the inevitable re
ward of those whose pens have giVeI
us the hymns which have broughtCon
ISOLATION and Joy 10 80 many thousands
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-10-21

Never lrighten YeRr child; never
permit others tod do il. Every emotion
is made stronger and more responsive
10 stimulus when frequently exercised
If yon want yonr child 10 grow up
brave, keep down, as much as possible
every feeling Of fear. Young children
rarely recover fully from violent
shocks. Peter the Great could not
cross a bridge without nneasy feelings,
because, during early childhood, be
had fallen from one while passing
over Il 10 carriage. Make il The
rule 10 Donrish those passions and
emotions that yon wish to domiRsie
your sons life, aud 10 stiae thase that
should not influence bis e0ndaet
The rod can aid you but little 10 this
--.Lookiag ,dksdd.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-10-21
THE Fmflaer of alle AhalH0HN says
Novel Reading Gaused
ThefF. Rain.

PUEBLO, Colo, October l2.-ByToD
A. Dalton Of Independence, Kansas.
Is IN Pueblo visiting his married |
daughter Mr.. Dalton is the father |
of the Dalton boys who were |
killed last week while trying to
rob bank, and whose daring
essspsdes have made them famous 10
bsndtl history. My daughter" said
Mr. Dalton, els as PINE as snow, and
bad i been able to control the boys
they wonld have kept in the straight
and narrow path. Novel reading aUd
the work Of the James boys csused
the eurse to fall on the family. ]
don't care 10 talk mnch abont the
killing Of the boys, yet / will say that
do not think they had fair show.
Yon can understand fathers feelings.
The boys have not been straight since
the y onBger and James boys went
crooked. Ny oldest sons were always
steady ard industrious, bnt the other
boys took to bad ways. They would
mot &c. 10 school, awonld not work, and
Jagged at anything that seemed to be
4hOBest. Mother and ] tined TO keep
them, straight, bnt II is the judgement
of heaven that has fallen on them.
They were temperate to a degree, bnl
they desired life of ldxnry and would
not make il honestly. ] cannot say
whether they hid any money they have
taken. They stole 8 good deal, bu'
spent more. i do not know why tbsy
went TO Coffeysille unless they had 1
grudge against the place. Ny SOD
had many enemies 10 that town.
wish yOu would say, in writing TIN
mp, that the Dalton boys, outlawi
though they were, were good to tbeiI
parents. Ifmotber and ! needed any
thing they gave it 10 Bs. We triet
TO brlug,tbemHP right, but it Seem
we failed. They were not towards
My heart is broken, and 20 d
motber's. You can'r expect as TO giV'
! up a parents love for a s0D Ny boy
did wrong, bat they have ps-se'
b~yOur thIs range, and Gods will b
done"
Mr.. Dalton is a plainly dressed
gray bearded man He is Of Sigh
build, and his face shows lines Of care
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-10-21

n. Q. Johnston, Of San francisco,
has started 3 novel theory Of the hTst
discovery Of America, claiming that
homer for abe early Pb@nieians as
early a. loco years before Christ.
Those old people were great goyagers,
and be PROCESSES 20 be able TO trace
their Ponie across the Pacific ocean BY.
remains left On the islands, from group
ID group, from Ceylon 10 Aexieo.
The prehistoric rims and relics IL
A&axieo and CeniEal America, ~ maiu-
taiaa, we III the Phoenician origin.
both ID architecture aud decoration
lie also iFaass manlfold resemblance
between ihe Azteeh and Rhosaicians,
specially ID their reiiqioaa rifles.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-10-21

There can be no question ne 10
shat Is The mattsr with the eotteB
farmer 10 Tie Unlted Slataa. He
has 10 sell lwo.thlrds of hss crop ID
ibe EuFopean market at prices 10 low.
that the chaRpsst panper labor ID the
wOEld eannot compete With him, and
at ihe sams time be hes 10 bay every
thing be asas, from bis bat 10 bis
shoes, from ths lightning rod On bis
chimney 20 the bucket u the boiiom
~ Bis vel, IRON the lamp on bis table
10 The latch On bis farm gate, ID the
highest market 10 the Nesld. Nc
wonder they eennot get rieh.-St.
1faTg Baaaer.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-10-21

SlEaws abow which Way ~ VIVID
blsWs There was slFaR b halna.
heFs was aaiEaW II Vermont There
u = Hhaln haytiaek of affaNa ID
tkanaa5 Flogida Ard aeaFgia. RI
aneea Republican naiegssies haFes
iBsEeasa lena0eEatic naaiogatigs theFe.
snraiy nD sbgaahtfnl man CAP fhinl.
tssat aReh HaenfieRsafaaHs y eral
and slaeapafis g1saa aeahing. They
ere boaad - piesn thar - N9a9 blawa
riih he Democrats Tho snoofallc
aafl ssall The aepublieaa saii wills
apd fsps e he mast 5iiI.
coeqin formal
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-10-21
AnnrT RERrTRICITE.
Twenty Questions Answered on
a Bulsieo1 OF General
NrfRresss.

] How strong a current Is used to
send a message over an Atlantic cableH
Thirty cells Of battery only. Equal
to thirty volts.
.. What is the longest distance
over which conversation by telephone
is iaily maintained About $50 miles
from Portland, Me-, to Buffalo, N, \,
3. What is the fastest time made
BY an electric railway! A mile a
minute by small experimental car,
twenty miles an hour on street rail-
way system.
4 How many miles Of submarine
cable are there in operation ! Over
100000 miles, OF enough to girdIe the
earth four times.
5. What is the maximum power
generated by an electric motor
Sevepty.fye horsepower Experiments
indicate that the hundred horse power
will soon be reached.
/ 6. How is q break in submarine
cable located By measuring the
electricity needed to charge the re-
manning unbroken part.
Z. How many miles Of telegraph
wire in operation IN the United States
Over a million, or enough to encrrcle
the globe forty times.
S. How many messages eau b'
transmitted over a wire al one tlne
Four by the quadrupIez system ii
daily use.
9. How is telegrapbing from I
moving train accomplished Through
a cireuIt from the car roof inducing I
circnit in the wire Oh poles along tn
track.
10. What are the most wlde',
separated points between which II J
possible 10 seud a Telegram Brlus
q Columbia and New Zssland Va
America and Europe
IL. How many miles of teIPphon
Wlte 10 Op-rarlUn ia the United Stat
More than 10000, over which l,O55
900 messages are sent daily.
u. What Is the greatest eaGd
poser of arc light used 10 Ign
; bOnse? Two millions, IN light hou'
! Al HOnsihOlm, Denmark.
= 10. How many persons in the
s., are engag d IN business de"endr
solely on electricity? Estimate
100000.
!, 10. How long does it take to tran
k NIT a message from San francisco
's Hong Kong? About lifteen mtDnt,
. wa New York, Csnso, Pruzapc
# Alden, Bombay, Madras, Penang al
~ Singapore.
;, Is. Whist is the fastest time ma
&" ny an operator sending messages
e Norse 7sysieml About forty.tr
e words per minnie.
e l6 How many telephones are
d nae 10 the United States? ABB
it SOC. 900.
, II. What war vessel has the M
= complete electrical plant? UalI
81 SLsbrs man of war, Chicago.
rs Is. What is the average cost per IN
1t of q lTsR.sAtIantic submarine cab
a Abnnt $1,000.
81 10. How many miles of elect
s. railmay are there IN operation IN
i. United States About 400 miles a
Ee much more under construction.
lF 90. What strength Of enrrent
y dangerous TO human life? FIVE HI
er dred volts, but depending largely
physical condition.