The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-08
$500 VOLTS
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Continued from Page 1S.) over stones and hills very slippery, fe blood was everywhere.
 But this was not all. In every direc tion as far as I could see were million of scaly green devils of all sizes.
 Most of them were dwarfs and hunch backs, little and big Brownie-looking cfe atures, but all monstrous and horrible Every face was wrinkled. There was [ malignant leer, a sort of maniac laugh or every side.
 'One hideous shape, bigger than al. others and as red as fire, with fame and smoke spouting from his mouth, wa: the satanic leader of the innumerablt hosts. Though the devils were not fol midaole in size, they were terrifying anG ghastly.
 They sickened my very eyes. The! were in groups, clustered like bees and all tormenting human beings trying to es cape.
 Beyond the millions of monstroslties near me were others, and long proces' sions stretching away in serpentine linei to the very clouds, and above them were others in multitudinous masses. in tiers and amphitheatres, and all were coming toward me.
 At every burning building they were tossing in their victims. The structures, vast and appalling, were at white heat with flames roaring from them like vol canoes. What seemed millions of devils crowded together as thick as ants, iI the air, on the ground, swarmed around l the furnaces.
 T saw them dancing and gibbering at they caught their victims crawling from bloody pools, and hurled them like nine | pins into the furnaces. Near me were groups of these tortured | ones. with their tongues out, half blinded | with blood, and as they were dragged tc the furnaces. they bit their arms in az ony.
 All this saw at a sweep of the eye but it seemed of hours duration. Finally the monsters made rush fol me.
 Ut was a nightmare race to get away Many a time was far in advance, wher a cloud Of devils swooped out of space anc cut off my retreat. dancing and making hideous grimaces.
 T managed to escape, until at last a squad of fiends. more crooked and green CT than the others, caught me in theiI long, slimy arms, on which the scales fairly rattled. and sticking their claws into me, dragged me to a big furnace belching fire from roof and windows.
 They got me so near that I was scorched. my hair on fire. and I thought the end had come Just as they were tossing me into the flames I must have prayer for help-at any rate help came.
 q saw the bloody landscapes and the green monsters fading as in a dream as the most beautiful music ever heard by man came waited to my ears.
 ITO say that was entranced does not half express 1t.
 "At first 1t was like a murmur, a soft, whispering melody. coming fin waves through the air, in fact, from every place, from the ground. from the clouds. It was like cathedral music. only a million times more beautiful.
 My joy was so great after my struggle with the fiends that nearly collapsed.
 Then my wondering eyes saw palaces coming out of the very sky. They arose on every side. with domes and pinnacles soaring into the clouds.
 These palaces were of crystal, clear as glass and glittering like diamonds. Then I said to myself. I am in heaven
 q had heard much of the other world, but what I saw was beyond any mans power to describe.
 There were avenues as wide as a city.
 "The pavements were of solid gold and dazzling to the eyes.
 Meanwhile the music was changing evefy minute in beauty and sweetness. Far up in the sky saw palaces, and be- yond them were palaces-the scene like a fairy picture-and yet I was there with my feet on gold pavements.
 Instead of waking I had but to wish to be in a place and I was there. I saw a group of temples at the end of golder avenue wider than the others. q wished could see it and instantly found myself under its crystal arches witt the corridors respIendent with heavenly light. The music grew sweeter every mo ment.
 | "I examined everything minutely. but tt my surprise did not see living creature neither angels nor human beings-thougl I searched through miles of temples anC corridors
 ''The scene was always changing al ways more beautiful. and the music be coming grander.
 Tt was of neither bFRss nor strings, bu like an invisible ocean of melody of en trancing sweetness, rising from a murmu to the loudest organ tones I ever heard.
 "I knew that was in paradise safe an, happy, and wanted to remain forever. had no wish to change my condition.
 ''whIie I stood fin one of the great opel | courts with forest or crystal domeS ant | pinnacles rising in spiendor on every sid and the music swelling like a thousan' anthems. there came a sudden shock.
 "I saw a young woman standing besid me. and then faces appeared and aske' | her what 1t meant.
 Where am I?' cried. Be quiet. Yo' are in Fordham Hospital, and will re | cover. we think
 Such was the narrative told by the ma | who died.
 For many days after this, in the mids | of conversation with friends. he woul | faint or go into convulsions. but all tn while the ghastly wounds in his head am arm where the electric flame had burne flesh and skull to cinder. slowly healed The current that fiamed Flad's hea