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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-29
1HH SECOND DINTRYCT FIGHJ.
Democrats United and ruro Of Winning
Daniel and Mn'shs;l to speak.

NORFOLK. VA, Sept. 2S.-Special.-As
indicated i'm The Times special few
days ago. Mir. Thomas X. Borland was
nominated for Congress by the Ecpub-
licans of this district, and they bcieNe
they have put up their stronseSt man.
lie Is a lawyer of this city, ext hllJu
States District Attorney, larry
good speaker, ana will canvass every
part Of the Second district. He expects
TO get Democratic votes in NOriolk, put
they will be few.
II Is understood that Colonel Lamb VIII
take the stump for Mr boriand.
1t is reported this morning mat the re
publican weekly paper published at NV
port News Will be brought To Norfolk.
The Prohbitionists expect to issue tie
first number Of the Pilot about october
the "a. The company, of which Captain
j. l.. Roper is president, has been char
tered by Judge Brooke, and the capital
stock is fixed at from $50" 10 5000.
How much money has been subscribed is
not stated.
DEMOCRATS UNITED AND CuNTGDrNT.
The Democrats Of Norfolk are now
united and I'm first-class trim. and are
certain Of victory, though IL VIII require
hard work. There is great demand IN
Senator Daniel and cyclone Jim Marshall,
and Mr.. El1ySOn has promised that bOth
shall be heard before election.
The Delegates tn the Newport News
convention returned home tins afternoon
BICYCLE RACES POSTPONED
The storm has passed. and the sun Is
shining beautifully to-day. but uniortu-
nately for the cycle men of Norfolk, the
ground Is sun very damp and tn" races
have been postponed for two weeks, ow
ing to the engagements of some Of the
fastest riders. who were compelled to
leave this afternoon.
rrrEcIs OF THE STORM.
The tide Is yet very high. and hun
drcds of people left for Virginia Beach
this morning to witness the mountain OF
rolling ana tossing pillows. which have
destroyed much property at the Princess
Anne.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-29
MR.. PLUMBERS SUICIDE.
TIE TRAGIC END, IN ST. LOUIS or
A PETERSBURG NAN.
Hts Business West was to rurchnss Cotton
The Body found Near Newport news
was not Mr.. Newcombt.

PETERSBURG, VA. Sept. 2S.-speciai-
A pr!vatc telegram was received mere to-
night announcing me dcdth OF MI.
Charles -. Iiummer. who committed SUI
eide this afternoon at st. Louis. AIT.
Plummcr left mere about a mOnth ago
for Newport. Ark,, 10 purchase COTTON ioi
The ieiesram did not state how the act
was committed. MIR. Plummer was
native of Petersburg. about thirty years
OF age and a son OF Mir. Henry H. 'u'I'
mcr. OF this place. He was brotheT OF
Henry l.. Plummcr. Jr., travelling sales
man FOR + l.. Hoog e. Co, manufacturers
OF trunks. and who Is now In New ork.
His remains Will be brought here Tor
interment.
NOT XR, STwCoMB's RoDI.
Mr.. J. Il. McBrown and Mr.. Maury
Young, as stated In this correspondence,
left here yesterday 10 see If they could
identify the body OF "A man found n the
river, near Newport News. as that OF
j. NJ Ncwcomb. telegram was re-
ceived here today from Mr.. McBroWn.
which stated that the body was not That
of Mr.. Ncwcomb The body OF MIR. New
comb can easily be Identified. as he has
twelve toes. and sabre cut on one OF
his hands.
Mr.. Newcomb's estate IS said TO be
solvent. His indebtedness is represented
20 be not more than $3.50. Will" his eS-
tate Is valued at $1,000. Fifteen hundred
dollars OF Mr.. Ncwcomb's Indebtedness Is
due TO creditors ia Petersburg.
Nrw ioDoE OF -F'Ltows.
a new lodge Of Odd-Fellows was or
ganized here tonight The lodge is com
posed entirely OF young men.
4 young man ~ this city who Is thu-
ty-two years of age ana employed az
conductor on the street-car line, tod me
TODAY that he had never fred a gun.
Some dozen or more electric llghtS nav
been placed In stores In EttricN, Che7-
terrified county
The fan session Of East Hanover Pres
byterV will open at Blackstone on Ocl'-
her 1th next The DELEGATES from the
Presbyterian churches in this city to the
presbytery have not yet been elected.
Rev. J. W Rosebro, j.. H.. pastor 0i
Tabb- Street Presbyterian church, j. sun
confined 10 the house from sickness. lie
is suffering from bronchitis.
Professor r. {. Hair ana Mr' itaHi
have returned home after pleasant
The Farm and Home Is the name. Of
new weekly Newspaper 10 be pubiShet
here bv MIR Hcrbcr' BZ"n The hr$t
issue Of the paper viii make rs appear
ance on next Monday morning.
c.rsr or rrUvMFE'. srICmr.
ST. LOUIS. sept. sc. y. Plumm"r,
aged thirty. commntcd suicide this after-
noon bv shooting himself through IN" head
In his room in the St James hot"n
lIuinmer was western agent OF a large
cotton min I'm the EGs'. and his home is
In Petersburg, Va He was drlnkei
and had lost mis- position through dlSSipa.
ton. which Is ascribed as the cause ~
his suicide
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-29
yJNCnBfEG DFNOCEA1J.
A Large Meeting Addrssssd by SENATOR
Daniel and MyJpr Ofey

I,YNCHBURG. VA, Sept. 2S.-SpeclaI.-
Tbe Democratic mass-1cctinG mere -
night at the opera house WAS lartcIg
atteudcd. The mouse vas packcd. NY
were "A number OF ladies IN the 'u.Ieitt ,..
Major Peter j. Otey. the hrSt "P' ar
was introduced to the meeting by m" III
man Christian, OF the city Deii01'
Committee. -o, I'm
Major Otcy spoke to his hearers OF 'h
hour The crowd listened ia hts spe'o1m
with much interest. He touched w trs ~
upon the present status Of the Iiia mr.
the country and the reason IN.
lie hurried over the funaamch' ~ ne
ciples OF Democracy. stauhS "'"S NO
would leave the fuller disCnSSInH =. .i,,S.u
questions TO the Distinguishes 80, "a
who followed him. Ills d"''
interesting and instructive
sgS,ros pAxig.'s sr2ycH.
AT the close OF Major Qtey "l'fr.n,
Senator Daniel arose dI"In3. ,i',,i
and continuous applause IN "'S i ua"a'
STRAIN OF eloquence ne He'I ~, .,,,,,aT a,
spell-bound. only 70 De i,1oi' -,
times by uproarouS appIdus a.,
tairnnd the Republican party Tor the
a,,r,,nitics passed In the shape Of snch
iniGuttlcs as the sherman law ana Nc
KinIpy hin He defended Democracy,
anJ showed mp the record Of the present
adminlstratlOn dwelling upon What mao
hecn done and the circumstances uhdet
which II had been done.
lie closed his discussion with an cIo-
ouent Invocation 10 Nirginians 10 itaHd
bv their colors. Senator DanieI s al
dress was eloquent and stirring, ana Hui
ing It's delivery his hearers sat almost
brcdthlCSS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-29

Lieutenant V. L. Cottman has been
ordered TO duty at the New York navy
yard.
is again postponed When she came
around from Dubuque to New York It
was announced that her trial trio would
be September list To-day she went out
on her preliminary contractors run AMI
met with an accident. the details Ot when
are not Yet known 10 the Navy Depart-
ment. Secretary Herbert this after
noon received a dispatch from Mr..
Ilickey. the contractor, announcing mat
the port eccentric strap had broken.
thus rendering an official trial impossible
now A,..k
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-29
,tt,mptrd to Rob Railroad Agent

IRON GATE, VA, Sept 2\-Speeial.-
An unsuccessful attempt was made to rob
Mr.. j. NJ. Bore, Chesapeake and Ohio
agent, In his room at the Inn" Wedues-
day night, and which was prevented only
by his timely waking. as the robber com
menced to raise the window from the
outside on the third-story porch. Being
unarmed. Mr.. Bore allowed the ro5ber
To enter and in the act Of making a maui
of his clothes. gold watch and some
money. lie then got UP TO tackle his man,
but in the darkness he got away and
made good, his escape.
An attempt was also made 10 enter .he
adjoining room. which vas occupied by
Rev Lee W Irwin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-29
DEPLORING LYNCHING.
THE APPOINTMENT or THE ENG
ttsU COMMITTEE CONDEMNED.
s,,h,sc, Discussed Yesterdsy In the
Wo,n.ns Temperance Union 'o"-
vsntion at Roanoke.

po,vOKE VA. Sept. 2S.-Special-ln
ne Womens Christian Temperance
Ian convention here to-day MISS ". -
smiley offered resolutions depIoF!hs - ~
a., and the causes leading up 10 H. Dut
rnndcmning the coming Of a coiHlhIs SIDH
from England To show the people Oh t,-
South their shortcomings, anu '' , -,'7
that Christian England hcip was ~.
needed i'm that way. and suggesting 'Ii"l
she address herself TO the dpOiIlioH ~ Wv
accursed opium traiiic she Is IVI.lnS W. ~, -,
China and the more diabolcdl tIdiHc III
the women OF lndid. 49,. ro,o-
lutlous with great edrncslueS-' az W.
others but they were dcltdtcH -
small vote, many thinking u uipoii''ii
for the union to antasohiZe H"s'""~ 80
'', %Ib"e1ucntiy another resolution, en- en-
bodvIng the same points. with Ens,a,,'
and the commission omitted, was "''f''-'
Ms. no IS IkroHI.
An interesting report on almsnonSes was
submitted by Airs. Eliza horn Vi I''1"
mona. .IlSS Beuc Is adihc!' Oh .~'.lit,
M rave an account OF Two months WIN
pg riorlacd In Virginia by n.r result" -
Inc organization Tor five years 81 lhI'r
Nomau.s CEr.Sti&n tcmpr'di'' -
She mad delivered tWcrty-iDu. d''' '.i
held ION business meetings, ana seI"''t
20. ,i.d,as Mrs. j. ". Newton, ot
Slaunton. was reelected stat. prtdu".I,,
me report Of Mrs. Sarah VI. Crcn7lia"'
Of Richmond, sup'rInledtut OF iHJ - t,i-ls
nj Temp, ranc. Union hoSpital ""i.h'
gbou.rd mar of the So required 20 furnish
a room for Virginia iu tn chicago nos .
.p;tal marst-cJ by thr Union N.--' ~
bcnn subscribed. The remainder Was
qucKly raised IN the conventions
grMrERANcE N TEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Miss kaarney urged the appointment OK
a committee to work to influence Itu-l",tS
and political gatherings. ana othtiS -
visit tuc next General Assembly dllp -
cure tn" passage Of a "a" HNN'.'1 =.
COMPULSORY TO give scientific temperance
instruction In the public schools. 49,.
The report on social puTit| S.'"n' V I''%1
fnIs was doing a noble work, vi 'ne
az fallen women redeemed, only nave
gone bac'J 10 III" = snI.nr. - mice NJ
India Grim a twelve-year-oIo ms, VI
Winchester, Won the 'eIl"I' '' i'''
six competitors.
Irl ,FTfcrrS TIFCIFp
Tho following officers we're elected:
president. Mrs Il. II. Jones, Of NoriolK'
VICE president at Large, Mrs. Nllliam ~,
pieasauts Of Richmond; Corresponding
Secretary. Mrs. Mollie J.: FrlSloe, u
Warron county: Recording Secretary, Mrs.
Hazard Nj Hogc. Of Loudodn county
treasurer. Mrs. j. VI. Mccoy of Warrel:
crnnraI Secretary Young Women
Eranch. Miss Florence L. Bird, OF Stahh-
me next convention will he held az
charlottesville next September
r1Nt'- Acqrif.Ai.
walter T.. Bone was acquitted ms alter-
noon of the charge OF lynchihE the HeEIo
Thomas Smith ON The morning OF me
Igt Of last september. Tue verdict meets
with general approval ,,.. coma Of at
Tho seven races to have come on ~
tho driving park yesterday ana to-daF
yer. postponed TN tomorrow on account
Of rain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-29
DENY 10 MFET OWHNS.
Joint Debates Between Candidate IN the
A-hinnS district.

LEXINGTON. Ky, Sept 2S.-Iudge
Denny, the Republican nominee Tor Con-
gress. is out IN letter TO ". G.. owens
asking him 10 meet him iu joint debate.
beginning next Mouday night mt New
castle
Mr. owens replied last night That he
win meet the Judge. $50 that. beginning
next week. the Ashland district VIII have
another red-hot campaign. This time it
viii boz between q Republican and Il
Democrat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-29
For iinndrrs0n,s Scrt.

OMAHA. NEB.. Sept Sowing 10 the
fact that both John VI. Thurs
ION general solicitor for the Union
pacific railroad. and John L. web
ster. anti-corporation, were candi-
dates for the seat I'm the United
States Senate now occupied by charles &
Henderson the Republican primaries were
the largest attended IN many years. Every
precinct was the scene OF Il contest, nut
Inc fourth. the home Of bo.h contestants
was the most bitter. The returns are
coming in slowly. They show that the
Thurston men are elected by small
majority
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-29
Claims II Was Accidental

HUNTINGTON W. VA. Sept 9S-
Charles Brumneld, a notorious young man.
shot and fatally wounded Spence Midkin
on Hare's Creek. in LoudOn county, forty
miles south Of Huntington. last nichi.
while Miakin was walking pcacsdblY
ahead of him. Brumiield claims the
shooting was accidental. but his story Is
not credited. as Milhtf had In his posses
sion a number OF notes compromising the
other TWO years ago BTumneld Killed
his father the notorious Paris Brumneld.
OF Brumfeld- Mccoy feud notorlcty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-29
KILLED Al SiRfJGHi hiONI.
Wm. Forest shoots Keats u Death About
woman Az Negroes.

DANV1LLE. VA. Sept. 2N.- SpeciaL-
II formation has just been received here
Of A shooting affair which occurred "a
wednesday at Straight stone, iorty-udI
mites from here. IN the northe4Si"Iu part
% %I Wliiam NH Henry Keats, both c5Iorca
had a difficulty. and Forest shot and
Killed Keats, after which he made his
ESCAPE fleeing towards Lynchbie.
woman was the cause of tho difficulty
Keats was tough character and had
served a term in the penitcntiary for
killing man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-29
4 CfLL MINDED
To Rsv. ", >. Eoyni OF Apprenticeship r.
Goodies son at the Bar

BEDFORD CITY, "a. sept 22-Spc-
ciaI.-Thc Baptist church Jt This place has
extended % can 90 tlc Rev. ". ). Roy
all of AupomauJN count'
The voters of Bedford city have eiven
their decision iu favor OF expanding
$9lr0 in Increasing m" towns supply
o. water.
Mr.. James trluhart Gool". son of
Hon. John GooIr. has qualified as attorney
al law lie will iocat. IN Norfolk. Mr..
Good. defended his first client this week
i'm bedford County Court Ills m"ideu
speech was very credltable, and the ahili-
Is ~ displayed Ia haud.ins the case was
highly comulimcuted by the bar and Of
Gcers OF the court.
The Bedford electoral uol'l has appoint
ed coustableS for the fall elections
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-29
THE STORM - NsWrORT NxUs.
The Water W M" na:I but Little Damage

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Sept. 29-Spe-
cial.--In the Republican convention yes
terdsy the leaders gave evidence Of some
annoyance over the action OF the James
CITY County Committee, OF which Or.
Wise Is chairman. In refusing TO send
delegation 10 the convention. IL appears
that the Republicans OF that county favor
the policy OF General Malone. who is
opposed TO nominations for Congress by
the Republicans OF Virginia.
1'ho Storm which has been raging on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-29
the BURNETT ROBBEKr.
Two Young Men suspected Of tho Crime
Mail Carrier shot

GLADESBORO. VA, Sept. ESPECIAL
A few days ago MIR. a. Burnett was
robbed Of 81 leo in cash and other things
by some young men. whose faces were
BACKED 10 keep them from being reCOg-
nlzed. Suspicion rests on two young
outlaws who have been committing many
little crimes lately. They are missing
and MIR. Burnett offers 500 reward for
their arrest.
Floyd Nester. a mail carrier. while on
duty Sunday night. was shot at by some
unknown young men. and had a narrow
escape for his life. Detectives are hunt
ing up the perpetrators of the crime.
4 MIR. Beasley was sentenced 20 two
years In the State prison last Thursday
al the last term Of Carroll Court. for
stealing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-29
The New Amendments to be Voted Unor

ALBANY Sept. 2S.-The Re1ubIican
delegates to the constitutional conyention
in caucus to-day determined that the con.
stltutional amendments shall be submittc1
To a vote of the people this fall rs fol.
lows.
The new apportionment will be sub
United subsequently. The canal improve
ment amendment will be submitted sub.
sequently. The other amendments passed
will be submitted as a whole.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-29
hOpnshiuers Surrender.

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. Sept 2S.-Twenty
moonShiners who have operated in Pope
county for years will surrender 10 reve-
nue. officers at toe. Pope county. next
city left for Cue tonight TO take charge Of
the Illicit diStillers and destroy their
stiils. The men, according 10 an agree
ment with the officers who plead guilty
10 Illicit distlling will receive mini
mum sentence. Revenue officers have
been pressing them for several months.
and succeeded In getting TO point where
they are obliged 10 surrender
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-29

the coas, for TIE last day or so dld no
wac nearly IN 10 the Chesapeake ana
ohio passenger pier last night. II is stii
high. but has gone down considerably.
The Times was the only Rlchmoh1
The Republican convention held here yes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-29
Or. Minnlyerohc Appears TO Rally Some.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. Sept. 2S.--Spe-
cial-At II O'Clock tonight DIR. Mimi
geroae has appeared 10 rally and Is iar
more comfortable than for a day or tWo.
He has taken nourishment better, and MS
respiration is easier. while MS ieInpcrd-
turc is nearly normal yet stlll his pulse
is exceedingly weak. and he has been
'semi-conscious. If not altogether un-
conscious, all the Ume.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-29
rKoB4BAr an 'cAFD ~ HoSHEEs.
ar Euuer Mysteuoue,y struck by Mia

cULPERPER. VA. Sept. 2S.-Special-
inrer AT Iaccoou Ford il this county
was severely injured last evening about
80 o'clock by having bis left arm and
sGouidcr badly bruised and mashed by It
living missile. rs ue was or his way home
about one mile and "a h1H from oma post
office.
Nr g,tler thinks an attack was made
upOu I'm for the purpose of robbery. AS
he had JUS, secured and had upon his
person 1T the time quite a large sum of
money. with which he expected 10 pay
of his employees i'm the morning, who de
sired to visit the circus, which exhibited
here TODAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-29
(hrnD md serlicruIIle

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-29
NEJLIED. WON TWO HEATS
M THE TWO TWENTESETEN TRoI
AND NAY WIN The RACE.
r,., Eor. Also a Richmond Horse Wine
the 1913 Troitisr Race'-hope't ~
Ertsks the Track Record

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2s.-The hackers y,
tne favorites were substantially re""'
at the Gentlemen's Driving Park to-'I>
Iron Bar won three straight meats )" The
233 class, postponed from yeS'gp nhert c.
nlaced the 2:19 pace TO his req track
Straight heats. and smashed tne 5,lI
record by going the second he9 tt,.r three
Darkness stopped the sport an stcnped
heats Of the 2:E lrot haq ~ nfen fayorite
off Nellie -. was Il prohibltlNe
io First rst0 rsce"22S. trotting Purse 9P"
Postponed after the first heat yeSS T. /.
Iron Bar .,........''''''''''''' 2. .. 2.
Donna inez ...'..''''''''''''''3 ;, 2. 3.
N JrIia o " ' Boston. LeoWlkes, and Wills
al Tim ra" go H. 2:2s IL. 2:2i - 22t a.
Second race.-219 pacing. PURSE / /
Robert {. ....'..'.'''''''''''''' =.
Sheriff ..............''''''''''' 9 3. 3.
Budd Bobie' John D., Lula. FrehchE'
and Hamilton also ran.
Time. 2:l6 H. 2:15 "a - r,,rse 500.
Third race.-2.27. trottinG. Purse ~
RaOla OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES '''''''5
oI e. l.. e.. Aatoaa, Prince Nmont' and
Hugo also raced.
Time. 2.2S ii 2:2i IL, 2:23 It,
uuCr u,.HN Eltgp.
CHICAGO. Sept. 2s-While the chest
nut colt Buck Mccain was nens ", r9ca
from the Harlem 10 the Hawthorne Id,
track he broke away from the BOY W.
was leading him. and. running dire'uS
i'm front of n Burlington engine, WAS IN
stantIy Killed Buck Mccain Won me
Iatonia Derby last year. aud was EaIueN
at $1,000. lie was owned by y. G. Nc
Caflerty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-29
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lists in the next House. While rse T
cratic calculation Is that INC
ton Will not exceed Ten
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-29
When Dickens Was Editor.

Not signing our articles had two evil
consequences TO us the young men"
In the first place, when an attractive ar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-29

BONE q 'f'.i go
walter T.. Bone was acquitted this after
noon Of the charge of lynching the negro
rnomas smith on the morning OF me
slst of last September. The verdict meets
With general approval 1900. -, 90
,l., lrl,iua I4rk yesterday and to-daY
Mere WEI, POSTPONED TN tomorrow, on account
Of rain.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-03-13
THE WIZARDS LATEST.
Edison Trying His Newly-Tnvented Kline
toscope on Sandow, the Strong Man.

Edison Trying His Newly-Tnvented Kline
toscope On Sandow, the Strong Man.
NEW YORK, March 8.-The strongest
man on earth and the greatest inven-
tor of the age met yesterday at Menlo
Park, n. j.
Sandow marveled at Edison's inven-
tions, and the wizard gazed longingly
and enviously at the prodigious mus
cles of the strong man.
The latest development of Edison's
genius in the line of photography on
which he has been working for the past
five years, the kaleidoscope, al prac-
tically completed a few days ago, and
in casting about for a unique subject
the first photograph by the new
process Edison chose SandoW as the
most fitting and striking character.
The main principle of the kaleidoscope,
as is already known, consists in the
taking of a great number OF impress
sions by a camera in a limited space of
time, thus obtaining a continuous pho
tograph of the entire motion of the
object or person. The photographs
follow each other in such rapid success
sion that no lapse of time can be de-
tected by the impression recorded, and
the series Of pictures becomes in effect
but one picture. Forty-six pictures
are taken in one second and the expos
ure lasts twenty seconds, the length of
time required to unroll the band. The
carmera is kept behind a curtain in
complete darkness, and when the per
son is ready to be photographed the
curtain is drawn aside, the camera
pushed forward on rollers and the ex-
posture takes place. The opening in
the camera is but three inches in width
and the pictures r one inch square,
though the inventor says he will be
able to take pictures of a larger size