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New-York tribune., 1896-11-15
POWER FROM NIAGARA.
THE REALIZATION OF SIR WILLIAM SIZE
MENs's PROPHETIC VISION.
How THE cATARAcTs VAST FORCES HAVE DNH'
UTILIZED FOR MANS BENEFIT-THE Men
WHO HAVE DONE IT AND THE M
rRovEMENTs THAT HAVE
BEEN MADE.

pRovEMENTs THAT HAVE
BEEN MADE.
The late Sir William Siemens stood on the
brink of Niagara Falls just twenty years ago
and dreamed dreams of profound interest to the
scientific and Industrial world. To-day al
though that famous seer is not alive to witness
the event, his brilliant and prophetic VISION mas
become a substantial reality with promise Of
vaster embodiment in practical form IN the near
future than even he dared to hope for Sir WILL
lam belonged to remarkable family of me-
chanical and electrical engineers. His brother
Werner who remained In Germany the land OF
their birth. was one Of the founders Of the firm
OF Siemens & Hoske, which has long enjoyed a
world wide reputation. and he did much to per-
feet the dynamo Sir William went to England
in 1913 and there built up several great estab-
lishments, notably steel works and an enormous
factory for the construction Of materials used In
telcgraphy by land and sea. He was greatly given
to original inventions and deep research Tne re-
generating gas furnace, now extensively used
In steel-making. devised by him. AS early
as 1853 he had written several valuable tratises.
one of them relating to the conversion OF heat
into mechanical effects. When therefore, at the
age Of fifty-three he came TO the United states
to attend the Centennial Exposition of 1876. he
was IN the prime Of his intellectual vigor, and
possessed not only the force and practical COM
nonsense Of a successful business man. but
also the inventors lively imagination and the
philosophers breadth Of view
AN EPOCH-MAKING SUGGESTION.
1t seems natural now. from the point Of view
of to-day that sight of the mightest cataract
in the world should have impressed this genius
somewhat differently from other men. He was
alive TO its majesty as a spectacle, but he also
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MEXICAN BRIEFS.


Sessions of the Pan American Congress
Being Held
Mexico City. August l3.--The sessions of
the Pan-Amcrican congress have begun
here. although most OF he strong ooun-
tries have abs,aincl from sending dole
gates. This congress WAS called at the
instiration of Ecuador, ana that republc
is represented. as also are Mexico Gutte.
nala, Salvador. Costa ltica and Honduras
Sessions are nald daily AZ the national
~ lace, and are private being presided
over by Ecuadorcan Minister Luis Carlo
Minister MariScaln Welcoming the dele
gates, regretted MAT 20 many important
countries had not ace, pied the invitation
and remarked that thi. mad been forcsccn
hy tho MeXican government, which. in
spite OF this fact. was glad tn extend lis
hospitality to the delegates and facilitate
their labors ~ all possible ways.
Torrential rains on lhn lsthinus ~ Fan
anna following the gre1t druuth have
swept away bridges aud washed out part
of the line. hut IL rs expected repairs VIII
soon be male. Thu weather here con
tnuos delightfully."- cool AMI snoN on tho
volcanoes Is dugIucn.!ng.
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PROHIBITION CANDIDATE.

| Hon Hale Johuson informed nr His Nom
inatInn Tor Vtce Precedent
| 60 a., ~ ,it th,o,
| N"''"h' Nuh"Ht 49, ''''' I'M '''''''"'
"sirhighi-out prohibition candidate 10
hnVlnR been nominated bv thp Nationa
| convention OF that purity at plttabtsg. Is
now ofncialIv aware of that fact He wa
formally informed of the nonur conferred
uuru INN mt \ otelnrk ton.pht at the An
iitorlum. ON hehhlf OF tn. hoiihcatiun
committee. there assembled. Rev olive.
W. Stark of Illinois, chairman of the mo-
tlnrafi'u COMMUTERS i'm u.tlV,ciue IN. tor
nt,I notification 10 Mr.. johnson. reviewed
thc tr,i th1t Mir Johnson had h. "a nom
lunted hy the prohibition convention OF
IIiii,ois 6,t - nnn,i,ntcd Tor poN.l
,,rr before Inc him hou,r was conferred
on MIN
All johnson. r.-,pondine. Ram N pg,t
M, artion ~ IN maturity If ia. cor.
y,ntinn M pittshurr In making the mo.
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EXCESSIVE HEAT.
No Relief for Suffering Humanity In New
York

No Relief for Suffering Humanity In New
York.
New York, August i3.-Thorc was but
slight Improvement in the condition of
the weather today and but for a breeze
blowing at tho rate Of fifteen miles an
hour from the northwest the motaltty roll
might have surpassed WcdnesdnN's list.
Tho dead from neat n New York today
numbered Nty-tour aud the prostrations
l2S. There were ia death certificates IS
sued 10y the health board for the twenty
four hours ending at mon today. OF these
rs were for pNosic who died from tho
effects of heat This surpasses all pre-
Nious records In the history of the health
department. The horses Killed hy heat
today numbered more than on any former
day of the hot spell. The health depart
mcut carts could not work fast enough
to dispose OF all carcasses and many were
left where they had fallen for hours before
they could be taken away.
Tho department j. keeping everything
around the hspitals drenched with ice
The parks are kept open all night with
perm sson for persons 10 sleep on the
grass. Several thousand took advantage
of this order.
There were eight deaths from heat IN
Jersey city today. five died in lIoboken;
Eve IN NCwark; seven IN Paterson. among
them William H. Morse. editor Of n morn
ming paper there were twenty-one deaths
in BROOKLYN.
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FokElGN FLASHES.

I.ondon-lIhe Tires says It understands
that parliament wul roassemoc AT the
earliest cato. January ].
Cdpe Town" nmei's co!ui-n hal an
other .ugngc meut AMI dispersed ~ ,al,cls
whO tried to n h INTO the hNogdc. tcrty-
eight rebels were NiilUI
rars-Tt.s official rc'utns thow that
French imports h.r!bg the past seven
months Increased .i'no,n0 fraucs ever
those of tic same period II lNi5 TIE
exports lucrea et IS t1l 90 francs IN tn
same time. as coml AIRED with die first
seven months OF l'95.
London, August IL In tho house Of COM
mons today the parliamentary secretary
for tn. foreign office. Mr.. George y
Curzon, replying to MIR. James O'kcliy.
parne'litc member for North Rosscom-
mon sold the government did not intend
to recognizeJhc Cretans as bcllgoronts.
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POLITICAL.
War comrades called on Major Mckin-
ley.
100 republicans eoIHonGona to be held
IN Colorado.
Gold standard democrats have sent out
a convention call TO all committeeman.
Chairman Faulkner says Bryan's speech
will prove a valuable campaign docu-
ment.
Candidate Bryan not worried over ad-
verse criticism Of his speech by New YORK
papers.
Hen Hale johnson. vice presidential
nominee Of tho prohibition party. form
ally Informed of his NJ Mutation
Proceedings of west Virginia demo
cratic convention.
chairman Jones after obstinate mem
hers of tho Natioi al committee with a
sharp stick.
FOREIGN.
England will recognize the Cretans ms
beligerents.
The sublime Porto denies tho killing Of
200 Turkish soldiers by insurgents.
Session of the Pan-Amerioan congress-
being held I'm the city Of Mexico
DIR. Nausen has been heard from.
GENERAL.
Murderer hanged IN Tennessec.
An Ohio gri arrested charged with
poisoning her parcnis.
Wholesale liquor dealers Win meet An
gust 81 TO organize.
National Retail Butchers association
vii, enforce the boycott on Armour.
A storm in Pennsylvania destroyed life
and property.
STORT
Tn1as League Houston 4. Galveston b
Austin II. San Antonlo 10.
National League: First game Brooklyn
& Baltimore 4. second game Brooklyn o.
Baltimore Is. Boston l. New York 10; Chi
caco o. Cincinnati Z: Philadelphia z. Wash.
fngton s.
Texas League meeting.
Winners at Newport were Lulu r., Sill
vor1te. cecil Robinson, Margaret Lynn.
Winners at ST. Louis were Sammy
Young. Sea Robbcr. Castalia. Jane. Cher
~ stone. Aquna.
Winners at Brighton were Louise N.
Don Bias. Valley. Regulator. Emma c.,
Medica-
L. A. W. meet at Louisville.
Amateur League opens today.
LOCAL.
scbrader "Dlvlne healer" In Houston.
A couple OF $1,000 damage suits.
The site for the Masonic widows and
orphans home.
county treasurers quarterly report.
phi Singer the wife slayer. remanded
without bail.
THE republicans hold a split convention
captain Jack Whites CONDITION again
serious.
scalded at the Southern Pacific shops
Chicken stealing epidemic,
THE MARKETS.
Cotton futures advanced at New forH
and New orleans; Liverpool declined.
Ten car loads OF Texas peaches sold On
omaha.
Good oats are scarce and higher.
wheat closed higher. corn at decline
oats lower. and provisions lower.
course of prices on the stock market re-
aected a more confident tone.
STATE.
Birleson county populists dissatisfieh
over the action of the Galveston conven-
ton.
colcne, George l.. Walton has become
disguised with the pops and has severed
his connection with the aggregation.
Trouble IN the populist campaign COM
mittee over the craftsmanship
Dallas county delegates Will present the
name Of Hon. John Bookout for chairman
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cLEMENcY EXTENDED.
nvnamite Prisono-. VIII BE Released OF
License.

Dynamite Prisoncrs VIII be released on
License.
London. August 1S.-In the mousse OF
cormons today the secretary OF state for
nome AFFAIRS. Sir Matthew Ridley an
nounced that upon the medical report i
had been decided to release on license
nsiv Delaney, Gallagher and Whiteheaa,
10 four freshmen imprisoned Tor conspir-
acy against the government, ~ oolheceion
With the dynamite eNpios'o" VI s''i''e COS
hack. ..o arrested curing tho
dynamite sesres of lss; ana ~; D y
rhpma. srican citizens. were arrested in
both any an company with John, Kent and
Henry Hammond Wilson; ss, .y. In ,o as.s;
and June u OF tn nd centencsd for life.
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Kent was released from prison one year
ago and Is now In the United states. pr
Gallagher was n resident Of Green Point
l.. H. whts'c he Is slld 10 have enjoyed a
large practice. In order TO make their
punishment greater, special act was
passed under which the men could be tried
for treason and felony. They were charu-
ed with manufacturing dynamite bombs
or having bombs In their possession.
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Of tho democratic State executive com
mlttoc TO the Fort Worth convention.
Five prisoners escape from tho jail at
Richmond, Texas; ole rccaptnred.
BraAoria county democratic convention
nom mated a fun ticket.
IIardyites hold primaries In Austin. Tn,
attendance WAS slim,
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TEXAs rRIsOMERs

The President PardoaS Que and Reduces
tn sentence cf Another,
Washington. August l5.-The president
has granted a pardon to Warren Curtis,
Ri1renccd in Eastern TEXAS to three
years Imprisonment for horse theft.
He has committed 10 ou.s wear o. actual
impr soument the two years sentence I'M
posed in Texas upon Joseph -. .ackson
Tor assault with in.ont u kill.
Pardon has leon denied ir the case OF
NJ S Daugherty, sentenced In Eastern
Texas for passing counterfeit E,oncy.
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Rockland, Maine, August &c. vey
Holman, the Maine representative nj the
conference Of gold democrats at Tnd.nnap.
oils tonight issued call for state con
vention OF gold standard democrats at
Portland August %. 10 choose delegates to
the Nat.oua convention.
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New York, August l2.-'rhe Manhanzctt
hotel mt shetr Island one Of the largest
aud most fash enable Of the summer noteis
IN the Long Island coast, took hre early
today. There was no means at hand Of
combating the flames, and engines had to
be brought from a distance The whole
south side Of tho hotel was burned. entail
irg Il oss of $4,000. Most OF the bagga.e
Of Tho glests was saNcd.
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Little Rock. Ark. August l3--W. J..
Flowers, prominent democrat of Nor
rilton. has issued an address to the gold
standard democrats Of the State, urging
The necessity of calling "A state conyen-
tinn. The gold STANDARD organizations Of
Pine Bluff and Little Rock have taken
the matter mp and a date Tor the conven-
ton viii be announced lator.
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INVITED TO NASHVILLE.

Louisville, Ky, August l3'The officials
Of the League of American Whcolmcn
VIII tomorrow no presented with invita-
tons fr0m the management of the Ten
u,Ssea Centennial Exposition 20 be given
In November. next year, to hold their
next annual meet in Nashville.
Tho Tcnuassccans claim that Nashville
mas tine ftstcs' indoor bicycle track IN the
world and one of the fastest outdoor
tyua
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Yesterday afternoon L. r. Flewe'len
made five miles in fourteen minutes on
bicycle from tho Harrisburg hrdgc TO ,na
cour, house, paced by Marrn Iui ,Irr,1 ann
,dolnh schister and VIII Keller We're
tlmekeepcrs.
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ADOPTED THE LAND BILL.

london, August iS.-The house Of lords
has adopted the Irish bill as It came from
the house Of coC.mons with one division,
town parks, upon which the government
received a ma or ~ OF SIX 1t Is notable
that the house Of commons will be pro-
roguei tomorrow,
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FoR TIE cuRAN IIrNrA.

Boston, Mass, August 13.--Captain l..
Prado. a Cuban officer, arrived today from
Jama.ca on the steamer Etheirod and is on
his way to New York with documents for
the Cuban Junta. lie will soon lead a biz
expedition to Cuba.
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HANGED FOR MURDER.

SomorviHo, Tenn. August lS.-Will'am
H. Whitlock was hanged here today IN
The presence OF a large CROWD oil Prone,
was he murder Of Constable w. y. nol-
I'$av near I,aGranee. Tenn, August a.
Sa5 Whtlock died proclaiming his IN
npftDra
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WAGON MAKgus ADJoURNrD

Cincinnati. August la-1'be intcrnationl
union of Wagon AMI Carriage Makers
ad lourned 10 meet next year IN Detroit.
Tho following officers were elgcied:
President. iralt Luce. 81 Louis. wee
president. George Coon. Cleveland. Sccre-
tary-treasurer. e. a. Bosiian. Chicago.
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vnrNG GRIFrO CONVIcrEn

New York. August 1s-Alfre1 1rfhth.
young Critic" the Prize fighter. was sent
TO tho poniteGtiary today for one year for
as saulting William Goitiieb. He ploaosi
gtsitty
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INVESTIGATING A LYNcHINc

Bar Harbor. Maine August l3.-Baron
Fava. the Italian minister left for Wash.
ington tonight In response to a cable
ab.ut the Louisiana aynching AFFAIR.
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CoPENHAGEN-Th International cy-
Gle champiouship will he held here Tor
three days this week, commencing TO-DAY.
The events will AXE place on the ordrup
track MORN and lacquelin, the fFehch
cracks, VIII he present.
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THOUSAND ISLANDS-The American
Canoe association, whose membership eX-
Goods looo in the United states and can
ada. viii hold its annual meeting this year
on or ndstonc island, in me ST. Lawrence
river. from today 10 the 2>'n.
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SIR John MILLAIS.

Leadon, August i3.-sir John Ailiais.
president Of the Royal academy. 1isd At
$50 p. m.
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NANSEN HEARD FROM
nc and His Companions Are in the
Best of Health.
r"r-frf- =
THEY ARE ON THE ISLAND OF VARnOE
Approached Four Degrees Nearer the
Pole Than Any Explorer.
WlNlERED AT FRANZ J0SEFLAND
Description of His TrAveis-Skctch of the
Explorer-uis wife Has Con-
fdence I'm Him.
WINTERED AT FRANZ JOSEFLAND

h"ehce IN h'in'
-Nal''no' sweden August h-lhe news
p"pei ''"sensnNhe'or mas received COM
''"i'e"'loh from Hehoral Nansen and
Lieutenant Schott Hansen, from the island
VI druoc'
Inese communications state that they
abandoned The Fram in the a"umn of 1875
and rosortod to the tee Tho steamer Wind.
M"'"' ''' S"'s H"pi'l'tS 20 'nc '''NSo"-
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pI' Nanseh lell mo fra" March IT, 'H'',
al - N'''9 ""''h i''"""'' ~ "''i''
''' ioiar sea- 10 l'o'"' G" ",e'''' ~
minutes horth iaU'"u"' 9i'ua''" -" W.
Now siberia 's'ahuS' 40 1'l'i WAS "'s"'o"
north OF y degrees OF latitude or tnthco
10 Franz Josei,and, whore hc passed tho
r.i,.o, ,u,,e,s,,,c ~, roar nosh and whale
WINTER s"psisli"s On Sea1 nus" ""' """''
bluhher.
Or. Manson and his companion arc In
a., -, It'll ~, r,,,o Go ,x,octed
t'c r'St VI "V'''"' '"' '""' -
at Nardoe or bergen shortly. She stood
r,o TO-, ,,.u rboro u.e,o No ,iek persous
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aboard "hch hansen ieii heF'
The steamer Windward took letters for
Manson whom 4, s,arted to the rellef of
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tho Observation-Disclosures 'Np.'"'''''' a.
MIR. jackson expected to ma -Nanseh ana
was convinced that his idea OF drifting
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psS 'he pu'e III '''c 40 ""' '"'l' Wv
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now about IS years OF age, sailed from
Christian on June ~ 1876. ON "A voyage Of
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discovery 20 inc Arcuc iesl"hS' WIN N'r
intention Of reaching the north pole II
possible. He embarked on board the three
ras,oa ecl,,onar Fran which WAS nro-
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Nidei with 'Sn AorSepower englno. she
was of so tons. and her uides were 70
concentrated ne "a f,rcs an loo meeting ,l,e
vessel to pass under II. thus preventing all
iinchins and scrcwing The Fran was
crow M WV MOI, ali ~ ,yhnm oc.
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h4d .rourb fun on board 10 last eight
~ ,,t,o ,'ears ANA sbc also had /. library
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coast of ANY land that might he met. a
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-.

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TODRTS FORECAST.

NEWPORT. r. 1.-The great annual
subscription ball OF swelliom occurs 10
day.
PRAGUE Tho international Pharma-
ccutlcal exhibition Will be held here from
VIII be represented in 4 proper manner.
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TODRI'S FEATURES.


Probabilities - Generally fair; southeast
winds.
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FOREIGN,

England will rocogrGze the Cretans n
bolligerents
The sublime Porto denies tho killing o
200 Turkish soldiers by insurgents.
Session OF the Pan-Amerioan congress
being held I'm the city Of MeAico.
DR.. Nausen has been heard from.
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Murderer hanged IN Tennessec.
An Ohio gri arrested. charged with
poisoning her pPrcnts.
Wholesale liquor dealers Win meet All
gust 81 TO organize.
National Retail Butchers association
will enforce the boycott on Armour.
storm in Pennsylvania destroyed HE
and pr0p0rty.
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GRAY.

Geo. p. Wiley made business trip
M. Il. Jenkins, Of Brayton, was in
town "Wednesday shaking hands with
his numerous friends.
ii. +. Andrews, OF Audubon, was ia
town Tuesday on legal business.
Mrs. II. b, Shelley returned Saturday
from her visit at Sioux City.
VIM. Shaw, shelled out 1900 bushels OF
corn Monday and delivered the same
here to Geo. Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Groteluschen we're Man
ming visitors Monday.
Mrs. Geo. p. Wiley went to Sioux City
Thurs day to visit with relatives and take
in the fair. She returned Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ulrich are the
proud parents of little boy who arrived
n week ago Monday.
Il. Lewis, who has been visiting his
parents here, left Monday for Brooklyn
MS former nome.
III you want good heating stove, buy
the Acorn Oak of Greenwaldt & Grotel
uschen.
Geo. Ulrich has rented his farm at the
German Lutheran church and will move
to Charter Oak in the spring to engage
in the stock business. Mr.. Boss, OF
Aspinwall, will farm the place vacated
here by Mr.. Ulrich.
A good sized crowd came out Monday
evening to hear l.. Il. Genung discuss
the political issues from free silver
standpoint. Rev. Hayden introduced
the speaker who spoke for over two
hours and during this whole time he
never mentioned the tariff with single
word. According to Mr.. Genung the
panacea for all existing evils is the free
and unlimited coinage OF silver.
Congressman Hager and Hon. Smith
Mcpherson spoke to large and enthu-
siastic audience here last night. Mr.
Hager made very favorable impression
and added much to his voting strength
in this vicinity.