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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25

The BOYS soIauty of 'he Scored Heart
Wil r, 20 communion 40 tAe Cathedral
this morning.
There VII he q meeting Of Che Contra
terniiy OF the Holy Iacs at tie CatLei-
Ial after ycspsTs.
The Children f ,larr II s. Pa'ricks
church VIII go 10 communion Ire carly
mass. In the evening the regular month
" meeting WI! - MIA at 81. Palrck's
Academy.
TIE Iearue OF .he Sacre1 Heart viii
meet al the Sacred Heart church to-
morrow sftor vcsners.
Sisters Valburg De Sales. aud Bori-
face, Of - Marys benelic'ine In
s-itute, who have been summering at
St AIMS Institute Lintonsford, returned
home yesterday
Sister Cecilia. order OF st. Bendictine.
will be stationed az LintonsfoI1 during
the coming scholastic year.
Father Ahern is spending his vacation
in Massachusetts, and New York.
Mr. John CampidOnico. the popular
young sexton Of the Cathedral. has re-
turned. after pleasant visit TO Old
Point. Norfolk. Ocean View. ana Viz
cinia Beach.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
DEATH or MISS I<EAy.
She Was the Daughter of "a Most
Eminent Lawyer.

Miss Eiyira Kean, the only daughter Of
The late Ohio G. Kean and OF Mrs Sally
c. Kean. his widow, Gied on yesterday.
81 THE city after a long spell Of typhoid
fevor. She was !n her 2st year, and
having graduated with distinction IN june
last at the normal school al Fsrmvile.
gave promise OF q career OF honor and
usefulness. Her father was lawyer Of
eiGiuenc~ aud distinguished for &C.
MA manners and bright conversation
qualities. which were inherited and yos-
seescd by her ia marked degree. She
was a fayOr.te with schoomaies and
acquaintance. and her brilliant coavrrsa-
Ton attracted - Ter numbers Of friends
Her mother, whose stout heart has hetn
tested BY many trials. Will find this a
deep grief. but ia this II viii be consollng
% her 20 know that she has In This com
munity numbers Of friends who shars In
her grief with the truest sympathy.
The funera! Is 10 take place from the
Second Presbyterian church Monday
morning al 9:l5 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
ON THE APPOMATTOX.
stricken SuIdcn!y-kniShts Tcm-
pIur or for BOston-Tacy Go nn
CommanLcry-Pcrs cnd Gene
raj News Notes.

PETERSBURG. VA. August 2i-tSre-
clal)-llr. Joseph s. owen. a wel'-known
and respected citizen OF the West-End.
died very suddenly at late hour last
night at his residence. on Washington
street. Of apoplexy. The deceased sat cut
on his porch talking with his family until
about 10 o'clock. but was fatally stricken
soon after he retired. Mr.. owen was
abou, 50 yeags oil. and was a gallant con-
feder.te soldier. lie leaves q widow and
several children.
TEMPLAR NOTES
Some twenty or twenty-five SIR knights
az Appomat,0x Comm.udcry. 80. e. loft
to-day for Boston 20 attend TIE tr.eunial
conclave os the order several Of the
knights were accompanied hy their wives
and daughters. They went Os a COM
manlerD via Richmond and Wsst Point.
and thence ~ steamship - Nsw York.
They sill reach Boston Cn Monday morn
ias
Arnomatt9x Coumanl ~ has several
sreca. invitations from different points IN
Nassachlsetts. some oi which they have
accepted. aal tae Sir Knights expect -
have ms, le..shtfI. t.mr.
Air. FIoak >. he :. WHO Committed SUI
clio ia hlexsH Ira on Frtly wa"an hone
or-ry member - Arro.a,ttoN Cl.n'. r.
lery % IN ,hts Temp.ar. ana WAS VIZ --f
known Dr. Masonic and Icmi.a- c.r-.- 3
90. where his l-a.a Ia. caused icol.-A-
re-~et.
colonel Cornelius sno1grass. who l.ei
suddenly AZ h!s home, 10 b-,-er J-'''+,
pa. q Jew days ago. was member Oh
Apromatt1x CommauIary ol hh mrs
Teurl8r. 10 was Until recently l!. .'4'-
tor VI the southern Hotel AND was MADE
g.. member u ths ccmmar1ery ia Aay
last: and In this connection 10 may 3r
adlcl mat the membership ~ Apg11at-
tex Commandary has largely increased
during the past several months.
PERsONALAND GENERAL NEWS.
DIT r. y. NcIwa.ne arI Or. /. T.
Fuqua Jeff this morning f-r sew losh'
u spend q few days "a t.at city.
Mr. Robe-, H. P-nHiiL formerly - THIS
city. late % Lyncaturg, has been sp-
pointed paymaster G., the Ocean View rail-
ROAD.
During tie present weel, 20 hogshoats
Of tobacco w.r- iLE. cteI az the war;
houses in this city. and 5J.gvD po-n-s cr
loose We're SOFA.
4 well-knOwu farmer O., Prince George
county, who was in the city today. says
that no rain II consequence his fallen ID
h's section during ire past light weeks.
ard that. IL consequence, tie crops arc
suffering greatly.
The local bts.-hau craui5 hare become
50 Gisgcstea with the playing q the
home ..am that they express no further
interest ID tie score further than a.
p.r-r=iure- shall no. come 4u ~ rre t-44-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
" .8fCS.
The Circuit COurt-Wiii Attend the
ToncinNe at BOston.

encinNe AT bb~tbNf
MARION. w. August 2l-,Speoiai)-
The summer qr "oN term" OF the CIR
cult Cour, for smy,h county has about
completed the first weeks work. Judge
John p. sheGey IS using his best Efforts
10 accelerate matters. ard Justly de-
serves the praise. not only % the bar
q his circuit. but The people generally
Both the outside sVl the home bars are
wei. preseutei-Nythev!le by Judge
John II. Fulton. General James 4 Walk
er. G. 3. Thomas. ". Il. Caldwell John
J. \. Powell. Abingdon oy Captain James
l.. White. Glade Spring hy a. i. Robin
son; and Tie home bar by \. {. -. John
\. =. cole, o. l. Fudge Ii. y. Belle.
\. N. Dickinson. g. T.. GcoIcll. Z. p.
Lewis, -. ". Richardson. W c. AID
g. Pentcton. James White She1ey and
=. !. Buchanan.
~ the tr.onnial conclaye Of Kuishts
Ttmplar. which converes AT Boston.
Mass. on the 9th instant. will - tie fol-
loving Sir knights from this sections:
\. I. Stone. ". +. Francis. j.. !. Hal
Ter. \ $. Francis. +. 7. McFatcn. !. Il
Enea. j. l.. Neaable. =. =. Atkins. G.
". White. L. " Gooleil. J. II. Lu-
Their. o. Marion: l.. u. Funk. G.. VI.
Tr.nkls. ". TrLkle J. G. Blair. i.
:. Blair. and :. W Williams, Of Nythe-
Vile: 70. r. Hughes c. \. Pobst. ".
J. Fishle OF Abingdon; 7. ~ Buck and
w. V. Browning. ot Johnson City: y.
Blocksltse. \. y. Hunt =. I1ughon. OF
Pulaski City; G. ~ Lucas, J.. NJ VIII
k.nson, Frank Blanchard. and John +.
Stump. Of Bristol.
The following ladies viii attend with
the Sir knights: Mrs u. l9ushon, Mrs.
J. Il. Rhea. and Mrs c. ". White; Misses
OAis Sprinkle. Lizzie Painter. Annie u.
Rowlet. Anna 3. Francis, and Matte
Lincoln.
Tho following gentlemen. taking adj
vantage OF the low rates offered by the
Norfolk and Western railroad VIII at
tend the conclaye: ". L Francis. James
". White. " 4. Robinson. Max Weller.
J. 4. Gusach.s. Don Peters, ana PfoIea-
sor J. ". ) Ehea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
CHEROOT-NAKERS.

Permanent work and good wages. Ap-
ply AT ui Virginia street. a. 25lt
WANTED y POoh- KEEPER. LADY
prefe-rei. Address BUSINESS. care Dis
latt'. Stain. qusllce lions. experience
AMI s., tsrs last employed, and what salary
expected. az 1-it
WANTED. 4 LADY DESIRES WORK
or SOME KIND. where Ihe can make
AZ honorable living Ter herself can use
the typewriter. Has had considerable
experience IN photosraphols' work. Ad-
dress WILLING. care Dispatch. au 40-lw
WANTED. FIRST-CLASs INDUS
TRIAL. INSURANCE MAN 10 take
charge out-of-town debit Apply between
1879 ant y \. NJ, lly east Broad street
upstairs. an Lit
WANTED. POSITIONS By TWO en-
PERIcACED TEACHgRs-Miss {. :.
u. G. care Postmaster. Eilcrsons. Han
over county. Va. archaeological. French.
Latin. Mathematics. AID Music on piano.
cabinet organ, and guitar, Miss X. G..
care Postmaster, Apple Grove. Louisa
county. Va, teaches English attn,
French. German. Mathematics, ana Mu-
sic. az sS-F SUE WIZ
RELIABLE BUSINESSMAN, ABLE
10 sell pali-u? stock IN company pay
good rates. or with few thousand doll
lars. willing TO take chances wi'h good
COMPANY. can secure permanent position.
References required. Address Box !. OHIO
Bank building. Wss!unst1n. ID. g.
Az S-eod3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
Fell Dead from fsis Horse.

MARION. VA. August 2l.-lSpec.al)-
James T. Hubble EsQ.. while on his way
from court ca Monday last fell dead
from his horse when but short distance
from his home IN Rich Valley. The I'm
mediate cause OF death vas heart failure.
The community IL greatly shocked AT lis
sudden demise. Mr.. Hubble was unmar-
rled and about 20 yean, of aga. and had
accumulated large and valuable estate.
He was man OF fine business qualities.
and was held IN high esteem by his nu-
merous friends
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25

The muster rolls Of the several compa-
MES OF the regiment are all In. and
everything is in readiness for Inspector
10 Lane Stern's annual visit
The regular company drills have been
very well attended. and the organization
has recruited quite a number.
Hon. William Bernard. who was associ-
atod wi h Commonwealth's-At Neb-
let,. OF Luncubvrg, during the Pollard
murder trial. paid the musketeers brief
visit last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25

The following cases comprised the
docket III the Police Court yesterday:
Henderson Fields was fined s. for
cruelty 10 animals.
pear, Davis and Pearl Holmes were
fined s. each for lighting.
The case OF Beverley Turner, Jr. charg-
cd with shooting at Dan Giles on the
public street Was continued until the 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25

piers at the ws,eriay-p,ace Mr.. Wilson
was terrified at the sudden appearance
NJ his side Of the voraciOgs sea-iish. lie
regslned his presence OF mind the next
momsn;. but only his unusual skill as
a swimmer saved him from beius prey
for the shark
The fish attacked him as he was
making for the shore and caught ms
right foot IN its teeth. lacCfatins L PAIN
fully. The wounds Inflicted VIII neal
in "A few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
THE SHARK ATTACKED HIM.
Nr. Harvey Wilson Had n Narrow
Escape While ON Iii. Vacation,

lawyer Harvey Wilson. who has Just
returned from his vacation. which was
spent at Atlantic City. says ne had
remarkable experience while away, IN
having escaped out OF the mouth OF
shark that wanted TO make a meal or
him. lie is now nursing an injured foot.
which bears marks OF the man-eat!ng
monsters teeth.
While SWIMMING alongside one Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
~. Pants Organ.

Owing 10 the destruction by fire OF the
orCan-factOry At iagerstOwn, Nd, some
OF the pipes Of 81 Pau!s organ were
destroyed, and short delay in replacing
thern NAV be expected. but the organ viii
soon be ready Tor use. Elev,rlc-powcr viii
be used in the operations OF the organ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
Richmond People mt KcsWtck.

KESWICK. VA. August .L--,sps,isD.
The following guosts from Richmond are
summerlng at Glover Fielis":
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Y. Daniel AMI fam
fly. Mr. b. Alsop AMI wlte. Mss Camilla
Asop. DR.. Thomas Alsop. Mrs. c. 10Y
thre.s. Miss Sally Poythrsss. Miss L.liie
poy,Lyes3. :.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25

MONTGOMERY. w. VA.
August g, 1885.

August g, 1888.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch
notice long article In your paper
OF the 22d instant referring 10 ne as be-
ing implicated in murder which oc-
CURED al Richmond. Ky. Allow
me 10 say that II 10 some
ono else than the Undersigned
the Richmond boy 10 whom you refer.
The marked copy Of the Post was sent TO
Mr.. ID. IL. Selden by friend OF mine.
doubtless as a joke. Kindly set this
matter right. ana oblige.
Yours truly. w. Z. UCNDLEY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25

WANTED, BoARDURs PERSONS
" families desiring BOARD 1857 THE
lSr OF OCTOBER can secure t.-
n.ctst " a-c-mu i-r--s 20 SO. M -t
GRACE s.i' ~ at ir- l. -.-
>. +. boHANNAN. No = no.,a S-....l
WANTED. ONE or TWO GENTLE
% occupy PLEASANT i. H-- t-.-
rishcI Up lrf--L.sl 2. without t.al.
Private family. Apply az 80. 81
WANTED. To RENT OFT e. plant
or FIVE pELIGUrFt l. ROOMS nta
bath. ~ a very les.r-b.e Ee.--.ar
Possession ~ DIce- Reference ...-.- D.
A4lre > >. j., Gaze C.-4cN- IDS. --..-
au Sit
WANTED. TENANTS Fog THE
ROOMS now Dcc4l 81 ty t.. Woman
club. 10 T. west Main street. A.-I 4,to
LARGE BRIGHT. Al.E ROOMS. tt--
ni4het CT u-t-rn.snll, W.t1 N.l.r -
WANTED. TO SILL. ONE FINE JER-
giving four gallons per .ly. als4. Two
FINE HELPERS. Can Is seen % 80.
ia west Cary street "a -J-l,'
WANTED. 10 SELL FIVE SHARES
OLD DOMINION BUILDING AND
LOAN As5lCl ATrDN lN-TAI.AiENr
STOCK. dated February 10. lNf. ALSO 10
SHARES dated March :. lsYJ. First issue.
Address L.. care Dispatch. al ;-.t'
WANTED. BY GENTLEMAN AND
WIFE. LARGE FRONT ROOM AND
HALL ROOM ON SECOND FLOOR. wth
board 10, mo,- than On" square from
Main or Clsy--tg-et car iue, western part
OF city. !'r -e not g. SGces :, ge. month.
Address "BOAkDER,' so. - west v an
street. ga III
WANTED. A GENTLE HORSE FOR \
MONTH FOR IFS BOARD. Good ease
taken ana light driving 20 buse.'. Al
dress o. /. 3, 81 north IArp-see. l-
street. a. -i-lt'
WANTED. PURCHASER FOR 1900
FEET OF 2Nls SECONDHAND IT. M3fll
Also. For LIGHTER. 22Ni5 e.; wllcarry l5
tons. and mas good house under roof. AL
o.n l.. seen south side cf dock below
Nineteenth Apply 10 J. W. DENNIS.
Sos cas-, clay street. az -
WANTED. TENANTS FOR THE
SECOND FLOOR.
Possession at once. Apply ~ No. east
Grace street. au -5-li'
WANTED. TO DIVIDE WITH 4
small family NlCB HOUSE In the
West End. A good chance 20 get IN a
arst-clsss location for small rent. Ai-
dress = w, care Dispatch al III
WANTED. HOARpERS TO OCCUPY
\ LARGE. AIRY FRONT ROOM. Good
table, and cheap beard. Apply at 10 vest
III! s'Ses' ---------'------
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
Ecx. DIR. uogc To Prench at Home.

DR.. Hoge will occupy his pulpit at the
Second Presbyterian church this NOM
ing at Il o'clock. There VIII be no service
ia the Afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

WANTED. THREE sTENOGRA-
Pliers. : sALEFN EN. . SALE =
LAi1lLS-al class clip during ,IO-.ffa--
Enclose stamp BUSINESS EXCHANGE.
Is - Marietta street, Atlanta, Ia.
81 -j-it'
REGISTERED DRUGGIST or TIN
years experience wishes POSITION bee
tween September 10Th and i5.h. Good
references and reasons Tor change
gCRATJL care Dispatch c.iice. au -5--t'
WANTED. \ NAN TO DRIVE \
NiNERAI-WATER WAGON. Good
recommendation required. Apply % POST
Ofice BcX 2, city a. -'-,oe.-'
GOVERNESS WANTED. NEAR Pc
TE&SBURG. Va. September I. $50. Eng
lish branches Proficient teacher o.. piano
forte Tor Family four m.ss from town.
Address Z. -. HILL, Pogiar Grove, Pc
tersburg. Va. al 80
WAITER WANTED At 1916 EAST
BROAD STREET. near Chesapeake and
Ohio depot. ~ once. ~ -Ilt'
~ 4. Z.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25

WANTED. TENANTS FOR THE
SECOND FLOOR.
Possession at once. Apply ~ No. east
Gracs street au So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25

WANTED. PURCHASER FOR 1900
FEET OF 2Nl. SECONDHAND IT. M8fR-
Also. sor LIGHTER, 32Hi5 Z e.; wllcalry l5
tons. and mas good house under roof AL
o.n d. seen south side q dock below
Nine:e-nth. Apply 10 J. ". DENNIS.
Sos east Clay street. az -3-.t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25

WANTED. 4 GENTLE HORSE FOR \
MONTH FOR IFS BOARD. Good ease
taken ana light driving 90 buggy. A1-
street. g.. -i-4sE
Arizona republican., 1895-09-18
TO EXAMINE MINES.
If the Mines Prove satisfactory They
 Will Be Bonded.

If the Mines Prove satisfactory They
 Will Be Bonded. From the Yuma Sentinel.
 Chris. Horner, accompanied by Mir. Southerland, mining capitalist, leaves this morning on visit to the copper group of mines, consisting Of ten claims owned by Norton, Graham, Franklin and Horner. These mines are situated twelve miles north of Az tee, a station on the Southern Pacific railroad.
 If the mines prove satisfactory on examination by MT. Southerland he will take a working bond on them for one year for S2OO,00 and pay to the owners $1,200 cash.
 Those who have seen the mines say that owing to the distance to water it will require very large sum to work them but they are destined a1 no distant day to be very valuable property.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-18
INDIGNANTLY DENIED,
The Munchau5ens Do Not Affiliate
 With Never Sweat Societies.

The Munchausens Do Not Affiliate
 With Never Sweat Societies.
 The Star says that MT. A. J. Halbert clerk of the court, yesterday received a communication from the Anti Labor society at Tempe announcing conven- tion there early in November. The kindred societies, the Sons of Rest of Tucson, the Mananas of Nogales and the Never Sweats of Phoenix are re- quested to participate. An effort will be made to amalgamate all these organizations into the general socie- ty.
 The Star is in error when it speaks of the Never Sweats of Phoenix; that society which at one time had large membership has been swallowed by the Munchausen society of Wall street which now has only about six mem bers. The reason for the sad dwin- ding in the ranks is because that very few can pass examination. It takes a lie of the greatest magnitude and of the most extravagant eXaggeration to admit person to into the sacred cir cle of the coteric of Munchausens.
 The Munchausens received an in vitation from the Tempe Anti Labor society to attend the convention to be held in that city in November. The invitation was extended to the Never Sweats but as the Munchausen is the off-shoot of the obsolete socie- ty, the invitation fell into the hands of Grand Recorder Kellum, who laid it before the society last night. The in- vitation will not be accepted for the members indignantly repudiate the statement that the society is kindred to the Mananas or the Sons of Rest They desire to extend their thanks through the Republican for the invi- tation and that they feel above affili- ating with any society that never sweats, for they know that to be 8 physical impossibility in either Tucson or Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-18
HAPPILY WEDDED. John E. BIakeIy and Mattle Jackson Married. The Newly Welded Couple VIII Make Their Future Home
 at Kingman.

From the Mohave County Miner.
 John E. Blakely was married last Wednesday to Miss Matte Jackson, the ceremony taking place at the residence of the brides parents in Ivanpah, Kan sas.
 John Blakely is the youngest son oi Judge and Mrs. W. G. Blakely, and is interested with his brothers in the cat tie business in this county.
 The bride is highly spoken of by the papers of South Salem township as most amiable and accomplished young lady.
 The young couple will leave Kansas in few days for kingman, where they will in future reside. The Miner wishes them long years of married happiness
Arizona republican., 1895-09-18
Sacred Heart Academy,

Corner Monroe and Fourth streets, boarding and day school, conducted by the Sisters of Mercy. The course of study is systematic, embracing every branch of a refined and useful educa. tion. Music on piano and guitar and French extra. For particulars apply to the Mother Superior.
Arizona republican., 1895-09-18

The Worlds Fair Tests showed no baking powder so pure or so great i7 Ieav. e.1.,- pcwer as fife Royal
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-08-23
The Beef-Tea DeluSiDn.

II is popularity supposed by ali
classes of persons, and the idea has
usually been sustained by medical
opinion, that beef tea Is a highly
nutritive substance, and fitting food
for the sick but science has satisfac-
torilv demonstrated that this is one of
many popular errors OF the age. The
following extract from Bunge's Chem
istry is interesting, as showing how Mt
terly delusiye existing opinions on this
subject are: I'VE must guard against
supposing that meat bouillon possesses
a strengthening and nourishiug intlu-
euce. In regard to this, the most de-
lusiye notions are entertained, not
only by the general public but also by
medical men. Until quite recently
The opinion was held that bouillon
contained the most nutritiye part OF
meat. There was confused idea that
a minute quantity of material - a
Dlateful of bouillou made from tea
spoonful OF meat eXtract-cOuld yield
an cfrctual source OF nourishmint ;
that the eXtravIties of meat were syn
onymous with concentrated food. l. t
lis inquire what substances could rem
der bOullon nutritious. The only
article which meat yields to boiling
water is gelatin. 1t is well-known that
albumen is coagulated in boiling, the
glycogen OF meat is rapidly converted
into sugar, and this again into Tactic
acid. The quantity OF gelatin is,
moreover. very small; for a watery
solution, which contains only one pei
cent of gelatin, coaguIates on cooling.
Such coagulatiou may occur i'll very
strong soups and gravies, but never
in bouilIon. Boullon, therefore, con.
tains much less than one per cent. OF
gelatin. In view of these facts, il i.
important that too much dependence
be not placed on beef extracts and
bouillon, as patients kept on this diet
may lack the proper nourlshment tc
ebable them to resist the ravages OF
disease. New York Ledger.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-08-23
To Europe in Three Days

There was recently on exhibition 10
Washington the miniature model OF
vessel designed BY the inventor, hleh'
ard Painton 10 cross the Atlantic ~
three DAYS The stern propeller ar
three-blAdri, tao on one shalt, Hh""'
two diameters apart The blades ar
set 30 that the blades Of the rear
propellers covers the space between
The blades of the one Ia front OF H.
Thus, the inventor claims, With less
friction than is developed by Tour
bladed propeller, he get all the adNau-
tages OF six blades, aud II the ship
pitches side-wIse, 80 that two blades
come out of the wafer, there are
three blades still at q working angie
under the surface. In addition 10 'he
double propellers on the shafts at the
stern, there is "A corresponding par ri
the bow, which the inventor says viii
not only add to the speed, but VIII
steady the vessel IN rough weather.
Besides these two set~, there are ionr
sets of propellers, four on each side,
and connected through the hull Ike
old-fashioned paddle wheels. Instead
of being the old duck-foOt type OF
wheel, however, they are regular screw
propellers to work under water Their
shaft is set at right angles t" the Keel
Of the vessel, but 10y the peculiar cut
of the propeller blades and the pecu-
liar pitch, they drive the vessel forward.
With steam connection IL would he
impossible to operate all OF these com
plicated sets of propellers, and the IN
ventor uses his main engine merely To
generate electricity, and applies tins
to a separate motor to operate each oil
the eight shafts. The shafts them
selves are wound to form the arma-
lures that revolve in a gigantic mag
netic field. and the inventor says that
he can, If necessary, develop 100, 900
horse power for II single vessel
The working model now ON exhibit
ton is eleven feet, nine inches long,
and is soon to be supplied with electric
motors TO give II practical test ia the
water. Atlanta Constitution.