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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-10-09
WARNING ORDER.

H. ~" United States Court IN tie H..
critorv, Third Iudicial Di-
.I., Oc, b'r Irrm, ital
Aniir Ioh, Plaintiff.
W.
Jack Holt, Dcfcudani.
be defendant. Jack Holt, is warn.
ed 10 appear IN ihis court tn thirty
ia,- aud answer the complaint ol
BE- plaintiff. nnr" Holt.
Witness the Hon. Ghn-. y Stuart
[sEALl judge ~ saif G uri, and th'
.cai thereof lhi-. 18Th daS OF Scpiem.
ber. l5y5.
Jos. W. Phillips. tlnrR.
BY :. l.. Garrett. DcpuN.
jackson & kcndrick. Ariornry-
u u. Brown, .itorney for Non.
Resident beirudnnt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-10-09
Arrival and Departure q. S. Mails.
CIviC SOCIETIES.

Myrtle Lodge No. Z. X OF r., meets ever
Thursday night at so. Hall oppOslte cOur
iouse, Court street. Visiting Knights COZ
tally Invited.
W. r. MCKELyEr, Z. G,
=. r. lIowErH. h Il y ;.
Ar1morc Lodge No. 81, 4. =. and A. NJ
meets In their fall on south Csddo st0eet. Tn
lrst Saturday nj ght In each month, ON or b,
ore the full mOOh.
u. u. Flow. w0rshipful Master.
\. II. SILLiAAN, secretary.
Ardmorc Chapter, No II. Royal frch Ma
ons, maet in their hall over wilmington
tore the fourth Thursday nightiu each month
IL. BWUcE, III "a fIiost
A Is. SiLLINAs, Secretary.
Arimore Camp No. 50, Woodmen of "a
World meets In their forest AT Whitun sto
.iall every second aud fourth MOudey nigni
~ each month. Visiting sOyereigns invited {
tend.
q. krSDECK. consul commander.
+. g. BHDoSAN. CLERK.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-10-09

"a.
J W. T. sherwood aud j Il David
son. Defendants.
The defendant, J W EasterwooG
&. warned TO appear Ia 'his court b.
I irty dsys md rnsWc, the complain
o. the plaintiff. lnu -. smith.
iiur-- the Hon. thHs. B stuart
(sEAL) judy" of said court, aud ~,
zeal Lnrrrot ils 18Th day OF Sepr'u
brr, 1894.
Joe W Phillips, Clerk
By : l.. Garrett. Deputy
Ledbcttcr V Blcdsoe. ATTORNEYS.
\. Eddie man, AiiOrP y for Not
esidrnl.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-10-09
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CHaIsTtAS CuUHCr-- Frenflcy street Sor
gics. every Lords day NJ II o. IA AN. q :
- M sunday school v 81 -. N. PTayt
Meeting every ", lncsday 4 10 y ~. tho.
prnctics eyerv Friday evening. Is y, ~
Ladies' Aid Society every Iucs'ay aft"rnOou o
hs chhrch, 50 m. Mite aud Social msstin
every tuesday night az place announced enc
Lord's day, oincrrs' m.otiug Ntst Lord
lay In eaeh month All are cordially Invite
20 All services. | Il. MasOn. super, ntenden
sunday schools NOlney johnson, Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-10-09

FIRST BAPTIST CHuHCH-- broadway street
Services every sunday VI II % u. m. aud U
p. m Prayer meeting Wednesday cycbini.I
at so'elOck. SUNDAY school at laa IN. Chu
practice Friday evenings At ) O'Clock &
Stubblcaeld, Pastor. q. II. Bruce, Clark. {
nm, Superintendent.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-11-14
Gustavus Adolphus College.

Matrikeln raknar nu 206 studerande
ALA afdelningarna. Delta ar det st6r-
sta antal vi nagonsin haft fore jul. Har
Or rum for fera annn vi antaga att
till6kningen efter jul blir riktigt stor,
ty nu hafva ju republikanerna vunnit
en- harlig seger, ,nu skall det bli CODA
tider, icke SAINT? Fa val Sc hur det gar
med den saken.
Den Cite november, Gustaf Adolfs
dodsdag, Trades vid skolan pa ett ma
got ovanligt satt. Filomatiska sallska-
pet hade anordnat en- fest, som det
hela taget var val lyckad.
.Mycket folk var samladt och stam-
ningen var god. Samma sallskap kom-
mer arligen att fra den dagen som en-
minnesdag, under det att Literary Cir
Gle firar Washingtons fodelsedag den
% febr. Under eftermiddagarna dessa
dagar har skolan lof.
Prof. j. S. Carlson antradde l6rdags
(den 10y sin patankta Sverigeresa. Han
kommer att uppehalla sig nagot
Ostern och der tala yid atskilliga till
fallen vara f0rsamlingar. Nagon
gang december reser han ifver At
lanten. Vid afskedet fran ST. Peter
voro samtliga larareDch hertalet af de
studerande mere vid estationen for att
trycka professorns hand till asked SAINT
tillhviska honom vara hjertliga val
onskningar. Musk bandetl lat ock h0rs
sig vid afskedet. Nog 6nskade mangs
att de kunde gjort professorn sallskar
till Sverige, men 6nskan for oss 9,
langt, vi stodo qvar pa perrongen,y mer
han hade lemnat. vi hoppas att har
kommer att sanda oss manga treaigt
skildringar under sin bortovaro.
| Programmen for Gustof Adolfsfester
ma den 10:de december;aro pa det' no
caste fardiga. Reqyisition mottage
) mar som helst. Programmen ;lemna
fritz till sd stort antal man begar, del
enda utgiften reqvirenterna ia, bli
postportot. Delta bel6per sig till j
cents for hvarje hundra exemplar. Hop
, pas nu att vara f6rsamlingar begagn;
sig af vart uppsatta program. De
/ hdu bNlo OldD do o0 LuyShO
man will. vi skola pa begitran sand
det till ALA delar af synoden.
: De forsamlingar, som 0nska att blifv
betjenade af studerande harifran me
: Guds ords predikan under julhelger
T 'torde derom med allra snaraste g0r
anmalan antingen hos konferenser
] ordf6rande, DIR. e. Norelius, Vass
MINI, eller ock hos skolans presiden
q prof. M. Wahlstrom, ST. Peter, MINI
Prof. j. @. Uhler var sysselsatt st0
r re delen af l0rdagen, den lode, me
: teleskopet att betrakta planeten Me-
+. GURUS dess passage f0rbi solskifvai
r Den lila planeten var ratt intressar
att betrakta genom instrumental. Utol
: Mercurius voro inte mindre an fem
+ k. solfackar synliga.
: Pa skolan sjunga vi iubilate 0fvt
n den stora republikanska segern.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-11-14
W ISCON SIN.

Eldsvada skolhus. Ed utbr6t
vid tretiden f0rliden onsdags eftermid-
dag hogskolan Glenwood. Aera hum
dra larjungar beGunno sig vid tillfallet
byggnaden, men allesammans lycka-
des komma ut oskadade. Eden slack
tes strax. Den anstalda skadan b2lO-
per sig till 81, 900, men ar till fullo be-
tackt gonom Misunderstanding.
Det republikanska partiet vann
Wisconsin liksom ALA de andra nord.
staterna en- lysande seger den Cite dem
mes. Icke blott ALA dess kandidater
for statse IN be tsman blefvo inyaIda
utan afven dess kongressmannakandt-
dater afgingo med seger. Major Up
hams pluralitet narmar sig 10000 r6-
ster. Nasta legislator blir ofverva-
gande republikansk, hvilket ar al sar.
skid betydelse, enar delta m0jliggor
upphafvandet af demokraternas sjelfs-
valdiga indelning af staten distrikt
och genomf0randet af en- rattvs di-
striktsindelning enlighet med sthtens
ytareal och folkmangd. F0ljden af va
let anses Arven bli den, att en- republi-
kansk senator kommer att eftertriida
senator Villas ar 1897 HArtill bah0fs
blott att vid stadsvalet ON tva ar till
egislaturen invalja fyra af de sutton
senatorer, som da skola utses, och att
delta skall lyckas, behofver man ma
turligtvis Ell bstvifa.
West Superior-nyheter: ALA
de republikanska kandidaterna inom
Douglas county afgingo med seger vid
valet den 6:te november. Kandidaten
for distrikt-attorney, G. j. Monson er-
h0ll EFT par hundra roster mera lin biz
da motkandidaterna tillsammans.
Wickstrom, Independent kandidat for
sheriff, blef slagen af republikanaren
Heohle, hvars r0st6fvervigt' dock en-
dast uppgick till 393 - Stadsfullmag-
tiges forut omnamda beslut, att minska
stndens l0pande utgifter, har redan
b0riat siittas verkstallighet. Sa har
nemligen ito polisman och tjugo brand
soldater redan blifvit afskedade. Bland
de entledigade polismannen markas A.
, Berg och August Swenson. - Pastor
A. p, Monten var f0remal for en-
behaglig ofverraskning f6rliden tors
days alton, det vid namda tillfal-
le utom manga af f0rsamlingsborna af-
ven Representatives. fran fiera af distrik-
tets forsamlingar infunno sig den lu-
therska Pilgrimskyrkan for att fra
minnet af pastor Ms 50-ariga fodelse-
dag. Tai h0llos af tyske luth. pastorn
, Fritschel, advokaten J. w. Dahl m. Il.
och sang och musk presterades af fru
Ohrstrom- Renard, fru J.. S. Brink och
, frUken Louise Hall fran Duluth SAINT
fr0ken Dora Hoffiund och en- instru-
, mentq vartett. De nArvarandes kans-
, lor tolkades of hr w. f. Edholm, som
: / EFT lampligt tai upplyste ON andamit-
, let med bes0ket. Till f0remalet fol
! uppvaktningen ofverlemnades derpa er
, prydlig landstol och Ten penningsumms
| 6fverstigande $l00 E'ter f0rfrisknin.
J: gars intagando atskildes man senare
pa aitonen sardeles belatna med del
treaiga samvaron.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-11-14
DAKOTA.

Ligger for doden. Domaren Howe,
populisteruas i S. Dakota slagne guver-
n0rskandidat ligger for d0den Huron,
S. Da Hans lakare hafva uppgifvit
ALT hopp och vanta hvarje timme att
d0den skall infinna sig.
Bestraffade lonkrogare. Foren-
ia Staternas distriktdomstol d0mde i
l6rdags G. Lampson, Ole Peterson och
Louis Lemire Sioux Falls, S. Da., till
60 dagars fangelse och 300 b0ter hvar-
dera, for det de salt branvin utan Ii
cense.
Aliens majoritet. Enligt inlupna
rapporter fran de olika valdistrikten
N. Dakota, anslas den republikanske
guvern0rskandidaten Aliens majoritet
till 6, 900 ROSTER Republikanerna hade
till och med 0fvervigt Pembina, Walsh
och Richland counties, hvilka hittills
varit demokraternas starkaste fasten.
Sjelfmord. Fran Rolla, N. Da.,
skrifves den 10 dennes: Farmaren Hans
Lawson fran Towner county har tagit
lifvet of sig genom att hoppa en-
brunn efter det han d0dat sin lego
dr;ing James Wallace. Det ar starka
misstankar pa att han pa samma satt
dodat en- AMMAN legodrang vid namn
John Clifford. Lawson var skyldig dem
bada penningar.
Tuberkulosa kreatur. En- be-
sattning af fullblods korthornsdiur,
tillh0rig DAILY 81 Beaham vid Column
, bia S. Da., ar angripen af tuberkuose,
en- mycket smittosam kreaturssjukdom.
Statsveterinaren, DIR. Palmer fran Len
nox, har gifvit order att hela kreaturs-
I besiittningen skall laggas / karantttn.
Kreaturen blefvo for nagra ar sedan
, k0pta narheten AZ Dss Moines och LIE
> Mars, Iowa. 49,.
5 Jublande republikaner. Staden
a Fargo, N. d., var lordags klAdd
Gestskrud. Statens. republikaner hade
: tillstalt on fest for att fra deras stora
g seger vid valen. Hvarje tag medf0rde
r stora skaror af jublande republikanel
: fran Grand Forks, Hillsboro, Lisbon
b Sheldon, Buffalo, jamestown, Bis
n marck m. fl. platser. Kl. s pa aftoner
!, var det en- storartad parad med icke
/ mindre lin tire musikband. Bland mera
n framstaende politici marktes senator
= Hansbrough, kongressman johnson ocl
+ domaren Bartholomew, SAINT ALA stats
IL embetsmAnnen med undantag al guver
n nor Allen, som ligger sjuk slit hem
l. Grafton. ssusF
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-11-14
Hope Academy.

A Young Ladies Sewing Circle ar
nagonting alldeles nytt vid Hope Aca-
denny. De qvinliga eleyerna yid sko-
Ian tillsammans med fera andra unga
qvinnor inom Moorheads sv. luth. for
samling halla pa att bilaa en- syf0r-
ening, hvars NAL f6rnamligast lar blif-
va att arbeta for skolan, men ock att
bereda de unga tillfulle satt yinna 6kad-
fardighet handarbete.ryVi kunna
saledes vanta en- syauktion vid var
skola framdeles. Ma ii0reningen roma
uppmuntranl tatsss.ls .@
Nu g6r vintern slit intrade var GO
da stat Farmarne ha det narmaste
slutat h0stal betet afyen haruppe j Red
River-dalen. Farmaresonerna ia nu
b0rja sin skolgang antingen allmanna
skolan inom distriktet ,eller ock ma
gon h6gskola. 9as
vi vanta manga af yara landsmans
s0ner till Hope Academy just nu mar
h0starbetet ar slut pa landsbygden.
Det ar emellertid icke blott farmare-
s0nerna som forst nu vid denna sena
arstid kunna tanka pa att forkofra sig
vetande; afven de som arbeta for an
dra arc samma stallning. Afven de
sistnamde 0nskade sakert auvanda vim
termanaderna till inhemtande af itet
mera bokvett Att ga till de allmanns
skolorna och sitta bland smabarnen be.
talar sig icke. Delta vet man och der.
med kanske man sl$r skolgangen vi
| hagen. barnaaren satt man pa skol
banken tillsammans med sina jemnari.
ga. For det obekanta sprakets skull
beh0fver man b5rja fran b0rjan igen,
men med den utveckling till hyilker
man redan kommit insigt och allmant
vetande lampar det sig icke att tramps
abcdarniernas fiat. De forfoga Diver II
till 15 ar for att lara sig skrifva och
rakna. En- vuxen persons It'd ar f6l
dyrbar att sl6sa bort och for ofrigt be
h0fver han endast EFT par eller trs
vintrar for att tillegna sig de namd,
amnena sd pass, att han kan taga sis
| fran verlden.
| Vid Hope Academy saval som vi,
vara 0friga Observation-Disclosures laro
verk skall den vetgirige unge lands
mannen finna just hvad han soker istu
dievag. Hit komma manga hvarj
host af det slaget, som arbeta - afvel
pa farm - ON sommaren och sedan q
/ skola under vintermanaderna
i Den engelska kursen ar sardeles ON
| tyckt Den ar Amnad for nybegynnar
engelska spraket och omfattar Diver
sattning, innanlasning, de f0rsta grun
derna engelsk spraklara, rakning oc
sk0nskrifning. Sa fort som man u
fardig derf0r kan man ia upptaga ave
! andra amnen.
i Prlserna aro billiga, undervisninge
gedigen och beqvamligheten for Orig
ar hvad man kan 0nska. Sa te sig for
hallandena for en- UngdonlsUdn.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-11-14
Republikansk valseger. De .

Republikansk valseger. De Of
yer hela landet den dennes f6rsig-
gangna valen hafva till storre delen
utfallit till republikanernas f0rdel.
Slater, som forut alltid haft demokra-
tisk styrelse, hafva nu Walt republic
kansk. Populisterna hafva lidit me-
derlag Colorado och Kansas. De bada
Dakotas hafva erOfrats af republika-
nerna. Ohio hafva dessa segrat med
125, 600 rosters 0fvervigt och Wiscon-
sin med omkring $1,000. a
Kate Power's review., 1894-12-08
Electric Cars to College Entrance.

Evaya
MS
Kate Power's review., 1894-12-08
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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-01-05
SPOILED EY a COSPSG.
How n French Peasant Failed to Enjoy
the Carnival.

How n French Peasant Failed to Enjoy
the Carnival.
'Mardi Gras was spent in wocful fash
ion by a peasant who had come up
from q village near Melum. to Paris for
day to witness carnival mcrrymal;ing
on the boulevard. says the London
telegraph He was lunching in wine
shop and recruiting his strength with
q view to a whole. afternoon of sight
seeing, when workman entered the
the restaurant where he was seated
and ASKED to 1e conducted to a hos
pital, as lc had suddenly been taken
i'll.
At the landlords suggestion the
peasant generously offered the sick
uGn place in the cab he had hired,
with the intention Of seeing the fcte
as Thoroughly and comfortably as pos
sible. lis GRAND of mercy would, he
thought. take him at most half an
hour. but during the journey the
workman became wore ard died. At
the hospital the unluclsy peacart was
kept waiting tn hovr. and finally told
that it was impossible to take in q
corpse. lie drove of with his lu-
gubrious charge to tic nearest police
station. Here he ayair net with re-
fuzcl, and was dispatched off to tic
police cc-nrnissari2t of the Ecllevillc
quarter.
II was six O'Clock before the unfcr-
trn2tc coantryr2an could get rid of his
melancholy burden, and he had then
just time enough left to get to his
train ct the Lyons railway station. lie
had not rs much as caught 4 glimpse
of the masks and confetti he had conc
all the way from his native vllage to
see.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-01-05
USING CAMELS III acCTRl.iA.

Much Moro Valuable Than the BaIiocks
Which lave Hitherto ::een Einploy ell.
Although the camel proved unsatis-
factory for use a. u beast of burden in
the mining regions of Nevada AID Ari-
zona. the animal is coming into favor
and profitable use in mining countries
in other parts of the world. 1t seems
prob.s5le to the Mining Industry that
in South Africa the camel will take the
place of the horse for most uses, as the
camel is rot injured by the insects
which prove fatal to the horse and the
bulloc,;s, nor is it attacked by the dis
eases that destroy other beasts of bur
den. The Germans are already making
great use of the camels in southwest
Africa. They are found to be very
valuable for making long journeys into
arid interior regions of the country. as
they are able to travel a whole week
without water or food. In Australia
the camel is fast taking. the place of
bulloclis for use in the barren interior
regions 1t is stated that there are al
ready opened up and in regular work
in Australia five lines of camel traffic,
and that on these lines over two thou
sand camcls are in daily use. Camels
are found to be so useful that the num-
Der employed will be increased as rap
idly as possible. With bullock teams
only about ten miles q day can be
made. but it is found that the camel
will travel cighty-four miles in eight
cen hours, carrying load Of three
hundred pounds. In the interior of
Australia are over one million square
miles of almost unknown desert. and it
is on the great inland plains that it is
intended to utilize the camel trains, as
by their use the various GASES of civili-
zation may be more directly connected
than by the old bullock routes. On the
arid plains and among the mud flats
and brac'SiSh lakes the camel finds
plenty of coarse grass and thorny
shrubs on which to subsist. It is
claimed that work can be found IN
Australia for one million camcls.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-01-05
iNATTENTIvs HOUSE MEMBERS.

A New York Congressman Thinks Their
Writing Desks Should Es Taken Away.
There is but one way in which this
can be made decent Legislative body"
said member from New York to q
Washington Post reporter as he sur
veyed the house and heard one man
speaking while one hundred and sixty
six others chcwed gum or rustled pa
pers, land that way is to take from the
members their desks. They should be
given no opportunity to write while
legislative business is on tap. II placed
upon straight, hard benches with moth
ing to do save talk or listen they would
know more Of what is going on. Long,
long ago the English realized this fact
In the house Of commons there is never
disturbance Of any kind unless an ex-
tremely heated and factional debate Is
on. Everybody in the chamber hears
what the man who has the right of way
is saying. II the members wish to
write or read the newspapers or swap
yarns that used to be funny many icons
ago they 60 into a room provided for
that purpose. I am not much Of an
Anglomaniac myself. In IA t, think
that cockney immigration ought to be
permanently barred But there are
things other than trousers that we
might copy from England and be moth.
ing the worse for It,"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-01-05
HIS MOTH RS CIolE.
The Book on Which i'rcside-t Cleveland
Took the Oath of Office.

The Book on Which i'reside-t Cleveland
Took the Oat., of Office.
Among the relics stored away in the
clerks Office of the supreme court CT the
United States, writes Washington cor
respondent of the Philadelphia Times,
is handsome morocco-coverel Bible of
large octave size. 1t is the Bible that
was purchase eight years ago TO adj
minister the oath of Office to President
Cleveland at his Inauguration on March
4. 1t had been the ilvariable custom
before the Inauguration of Mr.. Clevc-
land to purchase Bible for use at the
Inauguration ceremony and to present
this interesting memento aftcrward to
SORE member of the presidents family.
Following this custom. the clerk pur-
chased Biblc to use in the inaugura-
ton of President Cleveland. bat Mr..
Cleveland notified the committee of ar
engagements Of the senate that he wished
to take the oath on the Bible given to
him by his mother when, as a Young
nan, he started out in the world to
make his fortune. The committee nat
uraily respected this sentiment of the
president-clect and SO Mr.. Cleveland
took the cath on lis mothers bible II
was small boIi;, morocco bound and
Cilt-edgcd. So fer as is known here,
Mr. Cleveland still has the book. and in
the belief that it will be used at the
coming ceremony the clerk of the SUI
prcme court has rot purchased a
Biblc to be used on that occasion. 1t
was planned fouf years ago to use the
Bible purchased in 1855 at the ceremony
Of 1850: bat after considering the mat
ter The clcr.; determined to purchase
another Eihlr for Mr.. Harrison.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-01-05
AT THE COTTOM Or THE SEA.
No Trace OF Urccl:ge In the. Deepest of
tho Oceans Depsh.

No Trace of Trccl:ge In the Deepest of
tie Oceans Depth.
An extraordinary circumstance that
has been noticed with interest and
that always creates surprise when first
learned is the entire absence OF foreign
matter il tie deepest part of the
oceans foor. OF al the vessels lost in
mid-occan; of all the human bciny5
that have been drowned; of ell the
narirc animals that have pcri5hcd; OF
all the ciay. sand AMI gravel Let fall By
6isSolvinS iceberg. of al the W.
rious substances dri:tcl from every
shore by shifting current. 20 trace
remains, bat n their place water from
ore thousand to twenty-five hundred
fathon3 in depth covers the Uniform
deposit of thick. blui-h, tenacious
slime called glo5i%crira oozc, says the
Cosmopolitan ..agaainc.
\ bit of this under 4 powerful Ions
is declared to be revelation of beauty
not readily forgotten. The oo9e is
composed almost entirely of the dam
test. most delicatcIy beautiful shells
imaginable. At depths greater than
twenty-five hundred fathoms the bot
tom of the sea consists mainly of prob
uct arising from e::po5.rc. for almost
incalcula5le periods. to the chemical
action of sea water, OF purnice and
other volcanic matters.
This finally results in the formation
of rel clay deposits that are considered
characteristic of the profoundest
depths of the ocean. Carbonate of
lime. w,lich il the form of shells of
fora.nin;fcra makes up So large part
Of the glo6iycrina ooze, is here almost
entirely absent.
Soda water Is very nearly n universal
solvent. AMI before any shell, larJc or
small, reaches the bottom of these trc-
menlous abysrn5 it is chemically eaten
up. literally dis5olvcl-a re5alt which
the enormous pres surc of the water
must materially hasten.
At one thousand fa:ioms the weight
Of the water pressure on all sides OF
an object i,nmcrsel to that depth Is
very nearly one tol to tn, square inch,
or more than one hundred times that
sustained at the sea level. aad at the
greateGt depth the pressure is SO in
creased that it would seem nothing
could Withstand it; in fact. heavy
metal cylinders let down with the
sounding apparatus arc sometimes, on
being drawn up again to the surface.
founi bent and collapsed; strongly
made glass vessels which the metal in
closed arc shattered into fragments