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ARE BUSY IN
THE HARBOR.
Pilots Have Many Vessels to At
tend to and Encounter
Much Difficulty.

The pilots in charge of the local
branch of the New Jersey Pilots Asso-
citation are kept very busy these days.
and have trouble enough with the
thick heavy ice in the sound.
This afternoon they will try and
take the schooners Edith L. Allen
and The Miles to the Liebig works at
Carteret. The ice is very thick and
they expect to have considerable
difficulty.
The schooner Augusta Welt, which
is now in the sound, will be taken to
the Lehigh Valley coal wiiarves where
she will load cargo of hard coal for
Havana.
The big steamship Diana is still at
the Barber asphalt works, awaiting n
charter.
The steamship Sveland is due here
Monday afternoon from Tampico with
load of copper and lead bullion for
the American Smelling and Refining
Company.
The pilots have received word that
the steamship Therese, bound in from
Venezuela, with load of crude as
phalt for the Barber asphalt company,
will arrive at the Hook Thursday or
FIidav.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-30

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Olsen, Sc Smith st.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-30
TUGS WHICH WERE FAST
GOT OFF LAST NIGHT.

The four tugboats, which, as told
exclusively in yesterdays News, were
caught in the ice between the Barber
asphalt works and Sewaren, Thursday
night, were able to free themselves at
flood tide last night and continued to
their destination.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-30
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UP-T0-DATE
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12

Especial to Tho Timcs-Di spatch)
n OLD POINT COMFORT, VA June IL
The summer guests arc beginning to
arrive at Old Point and last week was
quite gay In consequence. s5 ,.
Every ore who Is athletic Is playing
tennis now. aud the loss energetic are
still playing bridge. f4
A very beautiful dinner was giyell@on
Friday evening by Mrs. George II. Adams
for Lieutenant and Mrs. Arthur Fuller,
Of Fort Monroe. Her guests included
Miss Lucy Brown. Of New York, Miss
Sally Davidson Thixton, Of OWensboro,
Ky: Miss Doyle and Mrs. Francis O'Reil-
Is, OF Washington; Miss Mark daugh-
Ter of Captain Mark, of tho Minneapolis;
Miss Guernsey, of New York: Miss Olive
Adams, Captain and Mrs. Henry .Mer-
riam, Lieutenant and Mrs. Fuller, Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Charles d. Winnie, l.ieu-
tenant and Mrs. Benjamin Kcrfoot, Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Clarence Condor, MISS
Cummins,E Captain Frank Ferguson, Cap
tain J, Arthur i. Cassels, Lieutenants
Frank G. Jewell, Henry Clark, Lauren
III. Lawson, Frank r. Weeks Moses -.
Ross and Frederick fIennessey.
Lieutenant q. M. Wesson,, ". 3. A.. ana
Mrs. Wesson. who were recently marrleu
in Washington, arc spending some time
at the Chamberlin before going to West
Point, where Lieutenant Wesson Is sta
toned. Mrs. Nvesson was Miss Anne
Dunbar Davis, OF Washington, dnugh-
ter OF General Davis, of tho army
a dinner was given last Saturday even
ing by Mr.. and Mrs George i. Adams
for Colonel and Mrs. Potts, Of Fort Mon
roc On Tuesday evening General Farley,
u. S. A.. retired, and Mrs. Farley gave
dinner at the Chamberlin. fl II
94t Richmonders who were at the Chamber
lin for over Sunday were: MISS Anne
Lee, Miss Elise Stokes, Mrs. NJ. G. Pat
terson. Mrs. John L. Cochran, H. B.
Iilrkwood and family. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
NJ. Boykin, the Misses Boyltln, G.. = E
Vaughn and John L. Cochran.
~3Other guests are Mr.4nnd Mrs. Harold
Patterson, New York; MIR. and Mrs. A.
j. Tayler, Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs j. ".
AUS In Elzabethtown, KY; Mr., and
Mrs. A. N. Williams. Augusta, Ga
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WARRENToN, VA.
fsnccIal to INC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Especial to The TimesD ispntch}
W4ARRENTON, VA, June 11.-Light-
Ming has wrought havoc among the live
stock in this vicinity during the past
week. Mr.. r. w. Daniels, of Auburn,
lost six cattle in a. recent storm. while
other losses Mt Casanova and Orlean are
only the beginning Of tale of casual
ties. "a yii h{
Mrs. Blair Johnson Of Warrenton, has
been riding to victory on Fauquerg horses
ut Leesburg She won blue ribbons on
Robin Adair, Lord Chesterfield Owned
by John Carter, and Lord Golden, owned
by II. ullman.
Mrs. Ross and her young son are at
s"Cassalls."
iting relatives in town.
Mrs. Dodsons and her daughter, Miss
Ethel Fluff. are guests at Mrs. Torbes's
Lieut.. WIN. Grayson. First Regiment
Of Georgia troops, has been here recently
engaging horses for the army manoeuvrcs
to be held at Manassas In the fall.
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ALEXANDRIA SOCIAL.
Especial To The Times Dlspatch.)

Especial to Tho -Dispatch)
n ALEXANDRIA,, Wartime 1.-THE clos
Ing exercises of Arlington Institute, a
school for young ladies, in this city. were
held Tuesday night,
The graduates were: Miss Ellen Doug
lass F'awcett, Miss IIildreth Gatewood.
Miss Nancy Lee Fendall Tackett and
Miss Rebccca Lloyd Uhler.
Mr.. William r., F. Taylor son OF
Mr.. Charles s. Taylor. of this city, has
been appointed to the Naval Academy at
Annapolis.
turned from Atlantic City.
Captain Herbert Bryant and Mr.. j. 7.
Burke and Mr.. CORTLAND Lukens have
gone to Atlantic City for q few days,
Miss Julia Mitchell Muscette OF La
Plata, Md, Is the guest OF MISS Halle
Mrs, j.. T. Arena and family have
removed from Birmingham, Ala, to this
city. tE II
MI r. L. Entwlsle is visiting friends
in Westmoreland county.
Mrs. e. w. Bragg. Of Monroe. is vls-
iting friends in this city.
Cards have been issued BY hlr. and
Mrs, j. Frank Dyson for the marriage OF
their sister. Miss Mary u. Shlreley, to
Mr.. Frank Anderson Burger, Of Washing
ton, ID. c..
Mr.. w. A. smoot has gone to Wind
sor. Nova Scotia, for few weeks,
Miss Lucy TIankel, Of Charlottesville,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs, Marshall
l.. King, In this city.
Captain j, p. Woody, Of Frederlcksburg,
Is visiting his daughter. Mrs. D. r STAINS
bury. at her home In this city
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SOUTH BOSTON, VA.

SOUTH BOSTON. VA, June Seer
geant w. II.5Carghil Of the United States
army ana connected with the coast ar
tlllerya at Fortress Monroe, Is on fllr-
Z Tough for two months. and is spending
the time with his uncle, w II. Hughes.
near this place
Mr.. Chas. Elliott, of this place. left
Saturday to join several of the Richmond
College boys in their annual tour North.
They intend selling stereoscopc views.
and also so sight seeing.
Mrs. L. c. Beazley and daughter. who
lave been on a pleasant visit TO friends
in Roanoke, have returned home.
Miss Grace Whitefeld. OF nanville.
spent several days here this week visit
ing friends.
Mr. Il. A. Brown. former secretary Of
The Y. NJ c. A.. Of this place, but now
of Richmond was visitor here this
week.
Miss Emma Lee, of .Ranville is visit
ing friends at this place. &,
Miss Mary Oliver, Of Richmond, spent
few days here this week. &
Misses Lizzie and Marie Easley and
Miss Constance Whales, of Weinberg
School, are spending their vacation here,
Miss Louise Penick was among the.
graduates at Chatham Episcopal 1nsti-
trte this session. She returned home
last week
Mrs. James Traver, of West Va. Is
Visiting friends at this place
Misses VIII Easley and Louise Owen,
who have been attending Gunstun School,
Washington, d. c., for the past session,
llavn returned home. ,5
Mr.. Rosser S. Nobin, OF New York, Is
here visiting his parents,
Miss I.ottie Morton has returned nome
from Raleigh. N. Ch where she has been
teaching in Peace Institute.
Miss Lizzie Green has returned from
Amherst where she has been student
during the past session. III
Mr.. Edwin b. Jeffress, Of the ljniver-
sIty Of North Carollna, is spending his
vacation here
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SALEM SOCIAL,
Especial to The Timos,p,spatch,)

Especial 10 Inc Ilnns-DlSpatc'J
SALEM. VA. Juno ll.,-The Roanoke
College Sotilon Club gave a very en-
ioyable hop at Hotel Crawford Satur-
day night, Those present We're; Miss
Mary Hartman with Mr., Fred Rlnker,
Miss Bertha Alizer with Mr.. A. II,
sn,der Miss Annie Langhorne with Mr..
j. Logan, Miss Minis Wiley with Mr.,
James Bear, Miss Bessie Galloway with
Mr.. Howard Holland, Miss Mary Shep-
pard with Mr. Moseley Toney, Miss Katie
billiard with Mr.. Lysle McCluns, MISS
Loomis Logan with Mr.. Bob Galloway,
Miss Mamie Logan with Mr., ROYAL Can,
naday, Miss Lucy Biggs with Mr. Reid
Berkeley and Miss Jane Johnston with
Mr. Ashton Tinslcy.
Stags-Mr Ben Tinsley, Mr. Horace
Fox, Dr, koontz, Mr., George Reese and
w b Tinsley,
Bggs.
gave a very delightful reception Friday
night to the members OF the senior class
Of Roanoke College,
Mrs AlliZer and Misses Fanny and Ber-
tina All!zer left Tuesday for West VIZ
giniat to attepd the marriage OF MI, Rhy-
MISS Grandyilia Dc Weld, who has
spent the past winter in salem, left SAT
urday for her hpme In Kenton, Ohio
Mrs. A, &C. SPOTS aud Miss Lois SPOTS,
of Dublin, Va. are visiting Mrs A. NJ
bowman on High street
Mrs. William Smith, who has been
spending the past week with her sistet,
Mrs j. p. Kilian, returned TO her home
In Raleigh Thursday, a
Mrs. !, y, Patterson and bliss Myrtle
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BRISTOL, VA
especial toaThef Times-Dlspatch.)

b Especial toaTre7 Times Dlspatch.)
sy 5B RISTO OF, VA, June511. The approach
Ing marriage OF Mr.. Charles H. Bowers
to Miss Aayme Louise Greer, the latter
OF Grant Va, will be celebrated In the
Baptist Church at Grant on Wednesday,
tho 18th inst. . The groom-to-be Is a
son OF Mr.. D. A.8Bowers, Of Bristol, and
is a native washington county, Tenn.
He is a successful young business man
here,
Mrs. McManus, the wife of General Sup
erintendent C. S. MchIanus, of the South
ern Railway and her pretty little daugf-
ter, were guests Of Mrs. j. II. McCue the
first of the week. From here they re-
turned to Washington in Mr.. McManus's
private car.
Dan F. and r. II. Masengill, of Nor
folk, Va, have been visiting friends here
and at Bluff City for a week. They for
mcrly resided at Bluff City, but have
been In business In Norfolk for many
years
Miss Lille Doss, Of Abingdon, Va. was
the guest of Misses Ballard thi sweek.
Miss Belle McChesney. tho pretty
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo McChes-
ney of East Bristol. will be married to
Mr. Geo. NJ. Cowan..a popuar5 young bus
mess man of Bristol. on tho ed inst.
The marriage Will take. pace at the home
OF the brides parents Mt 1870 o'clock in
the evening.
Mr.. w. G. Darlington went to Lynch
burg this week to attend the marriage
or his brother, Mr.. a. B. Darlington. and
Miss Margaret Wilson. The groom for
merly resided in Bristol and has many
friends here.
Mr.. W. il, Price is home from tho
University OF Virginia, where he took a
course in law. ,8
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CHESTER AFFAIRS.
.sneciul 10 1,he Times-Dispatch.

.
\ CHESTER, VA, June ia few days
ago Miss NJ. l.. Snead gave her musical
students an excursion to Reservoir Park,
Richmond, ana they all had a most en-
joyable time. Mrs. James l.. Gargett. a
sister Of Miss Snead. attended the party.
EOn their return Il gold medal was pre-
scented In Richmond to Miss Kate PEBBLES
as the most proficient scholar for the SEES
sion.
Mrs. n. H. Lyonss school picnic to
bloomsbury farm was a most enJoyahle
affair, the patrons of her school also at
tending, and after extended boat riding
the party dined at Il pavilion on swift
Creek. where an abundance Of Ice cream
and other ices were served and enjoyed.
Mr.. Thomas r. Friend. the hospltaple
owner OF Bloomsbury. gave them a royal
welcome and accompanied the party for
the day.
Miss Jordan, Of Danvlllc, is the guest
OF Rev. A. G, Jordan. her uncle
Miss Helen Robertson, daughter or MT.
Stanley Robertson. of tho Mechanics and
Merchants Bank, OF Manchester. rs visit.
Ing her cousin Miss Mabel Robertson, OF
this place.
u. M. Robertson. of Manchester. who
came here two days ago to Visit her
friend Mrs. v. u. Cherry for an ex-
tended trip and for the benefit OF her
health, was so much indisposed and sui
ferIng. last night that she took an carry
car this morning back to her home TO
consult her physician. 3(
Mrs. S. r. Perdue entertained a mum
her OF young people ut her home here
last night, In honor of an expected Visit
bv Miss Emma LeCato, of Accomac. but
the hostess and her guests were dlsnp-
pointed At not meeting Miss LeCato, VINO
lad to turn back homcward ut Norfolk
on account OF her father Mr.. Thomas
I.cCato, who was ON his way to the DEM
ocratic Convention. being taken sick.
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SOCIAL LIFE IN
FREDERICKSBURG
tsperlallto IN rlmes.plspateh.y

~ lSneclalAt to Tho Times D'sp atcHi'.t
FREDDR1CKSBt VA, June IL
Tho commencement exercises OF broa-
cricklsbtirg College have been sources ..
great pleasure ana nterst to many OF
our people this week. The college mas mas
closed FOR lie session, and the stuueh MS
from q distance, both young lad'es ana
young men, narySof whom inilao hulhei-
otis friends here and were very poPu-
lar have returned to their respective
.homcs to enjoy tho vacation. large
inntority OF then, will return for the
oreiiing session II, tho fall
a number of Informal dances have
been given this week, which were largely
attended and greatly enjoyed BY all the
participants.
A game or baseball between the faculty
and the second team Of tho college was
heartily enjoyed one evening this week
The temperature was high. somo or tue
players, above the average size ana nol
hardened from practice or experience ana e
they found2l It hard work getting through
tho game. One or two good players on
tho side OF the faculty saved the DAY
for their team and the score was: F'acul-
ty, 22;. boys. 16.
Mrs. NJ. r.. rankard and son, Roland
and Miss Nellie Ford have gone to Eau
quier county to- spend the summer
Mr. and Mrs. Eustacc Conway, OF oan-
vile. who have been visiting their rela-
tives here, Mr.. nnd Mrs Alvin T. Rowe.
are now the guests of relatives In Caro-
line, tx
Misses FLORENCE and Jean Willis. Of
Culpcpcr county, were the guests this
week fstlle Misses Gordon.
Misc Annie Segar, of Spotsylvania, has
been the guest this week Of Miss Willie
Sclipoler,
Miss Bessie Talinferro, who was stu
dent at the Womnns College, Richmond.
last session. spent several days here
this week with her relative, Mrs. j. f..
Rove, be fore going to her home at Tap
pahannocls.
L,r. George Hamilton, OF. Fauquicr coun-
ty, was here this week visiting Ills. daugh-
ter, Mrs. John r.. Scott. 4+., u s
Miss Flora Mason, daughter OF Judge
b. F., Mason, has returned home from her
school duties In Stanton.
Miss Leila Collawn of Caroline coun-
ty, who has been visiting Miss Elsie u.
Mills, is now spending some time with
friends In Richmond.
Mrs W.. Key Howard. who has been
visiting relatives at Kenmore" has re- e.
turned to her home at; Urbanna.
Mrs. Grace Thompson. Of New York. Is
the8Cuest or her. relative, Mrs, i. Hears
ley. sss55 ~
Miss Helen Robb, of Caroline, visited
Mrs. c. r. Howard this week.
Mrs. j. r.. Euliss, of Richmond, spent
sevc,al days here this week with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. o, j. Owens.
Mss Annie Lewis, who has been visit
Ing Miss Nora Goolrick, has returned to
her home, in Charlottesville
Mrs ]. Garnett King and son are the
guests of MIR. md Mrs. r. A. Davis, OF
|. Urbnnna. ~
Miss LILLIAN Montague Of the Virginia
Hospital, Richmond. has been q visitor
here this week at her parental home.
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SCOTTSVILLE, VA.
snec,,, u rho Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Dispntch.)
s SCOiTSYILLE, VA, June n.-At the
lawn party given on Monday night on
the lawn Of the Presbyterian Church,
$500 was realized Hg 5. ~
Mrs Belle Nicholson. of South Bos-
ton is on a visit to her brother, Mr..
jackson Beal. i
Mr.. u. f. Jones returned home from
Charlottesville on Tuesday.
Mr. Ben Jones has been greatly indis-
posed, but is improving.
Misses Annie and Marjorie Nichols
have returned home from Illefnberg.
Miss Florrie Fox has been sick for sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. Marion Pitts has returned from
Randolph-Macon Academy
The condition of Miss Dimple Blair. who
has been III since last Thursday, re-
mains about the same,
Miss Clara Pitts has returned from
Blackstone.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
Blackstone Finch Club.

Especial to The Tin1es7plsphtcn'l
BLACKSTONE, June 1.-THE Blackstone
Finch Club was entertained at It's last
meeting by the hospltable MIS- Or. j.
r. adams. The guests were; Mesdames
j. M, Harris, II. Dilard, Or, Atkins. Pr
j.. Tucker, w. A. Land, jamie Gralle,
c. II. Adams, TT. Barron, g, CRAZE franz
Jones. r. Crewe. A. Robertson, and tne
Misses Taylor. Of Amelia county. Misses
dainty and elegant refreshments were
served. .t' M MN
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OLD POINT COMFORT.
patterson have arrived in Salem to at

Patterson have arrived in Salem to at
tend commencement exercises.
Mr.. Claude Wilson. of Bridgewate r, va.
and Mr. Henry Rhyme, of Mt. Holly, ~.
G.. are visiting friends In Salem.
Miss olive Cline, of Concord, n, @. is
visiting Mrs L. a. Fox. on High street.
q Sheldon Bowman, left Wednesday, FOR
richmond to attend the state convention
which met Thursday, and the CAPT
tol Commission, which held It's meeting
Friday morning. ny
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
HERE rs WHAT BREApMAKERs SAY: !.

Ridgeway, va,
Feb. 20, 1904.
Fulton Yeast CO..
Finding your yeast as re.
commended, THANK YOU
kindly. shall recommend
1t to all housekeepers and
shall try to help the com
pany everywhere ! may go.
I cannot praise itltoo high
CARRIE HILL.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-17
MUNICIPAL COURT.

The guardians account for the estate OF
Bessie q. Bowen was settled as was also
that for the estate of Edith c.. Bowen
In the municipal court of the city OF
Providence today.
The administration account for the es-
tate Of Cordelia Clark was settled and the
petition for an order OF distribution was
granted.
The will OF William A. F1ske was ad-
mitted to probate and the petition for the
appointment - an administrators was
granted.
The administration account for the es-
tate OF Thomas Rounds was settled.
The will OF Clarence G. Andrews was
admitted to probate.
The discharge TO the guardian OF Jo-
spehine Hamilton was accepted.
The discharge TO the guardian Of Fran
els B. Collins was accepted.
Inventories were accepted for the es-
tates OF John White and Thomas L. Don
nelly.
Petitions for administrators for the es-
tates OF Bridget Lane. John Lee and Su-
san Burdick were granted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-17
C0RTElY0u WILL ACT.

'T want TO correct an impression that
seems to have gone abroad that this in
vestigation will be left to subordinates in
the department. This is absolutely un-
true I will hold the inquiry myself and
will have ample assistance from the most
prominent and efficient men in the de-
partment. Everyone who can throw the
least light upon the matter will be
brought before the board and the taking
OF testimony will continue so long as
one can be found who can aid us in
arriving at correct estimate OF the
facts.
The proceedings will continue until the
whole truth IL known"
Mr.. Cortelyou said that II II was found
TO be true that employees OF the govern
ment have been criminally negligent in
their inspection in New York harbor the
public can rest assured that no one will
be protected but the blame will be placed
where II belongs. ''I want II thoroughly
understood" continued Mr.. Cortelyou,
that the Federal authorities will protect
no one. but until II is demonstrated that
some one has been lax in his duty or
worse stand back OF every one in the
service.
Until we have an opportunity OF max
ing the investigation I ask that the public
will suspend judgment. I promise TO do
all that l can do personally and official
ly."
CONTINUED on Page Two)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-17
MARINE REGISTER.

Tomorrow the sun rises at 4:10 a. m.
and sets at 7:23 p. m. The tides are high
at II IS a m. and 1l:59 p. m.
The following vessels have arrived In
this port In the past "a hours
Steamer City OF Newport. Brown. New
port.
Steamer Richard Borden, Knowles. FAN
River.
Steamer New shoreham. Dodge. Block
Island.
Steamer Islander Petty. Taverton.
Steamer Queen City, Johnson, TIver-
ton.
Tug William r. Gladysh. New York.
Tug Resoute. New York.
Barge Virginian. South Amboy. ESQ tons
OF coal for the Providence Gas company.
Barge Fl. r.. Heath, Ehzabethport. 734
tons OF coal for Park Coal company.
Barge c. r. Martin. sElizabethport. 712
tons of coal for Park Coal company.
Standard oil barge 75 Bayonne.
Schooner William T. Donnell, -Derr,
Jacksonville, 10000 feet OF lumber for
Potter.
Schooner II. T. Hedges, Hansen. Lloyd's
Neck. 200 tons OF sand for Miller.
SAILED.
Schooners Marie. Augustus r. Powers,
Joseph Hammond, Onward, Cheheegan
and James r. Malloy.
Tug Nat Sutton, with barges Peauest
and Banjo.
Tug William e. Gladwish.
Tug Thomas Walsh, with barge Fuller
Tug Roger Williams, with barge Pow
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-17
TOOK THREE
SHOCKS TO
FINISH HIM

Columbus, Ohio. June l7.-Micheal
Schiller. wife murderer OF Youngstown.
was electrocuted at the Ohio penitentiary
between 12:oe and 1890 this morning.
Twice Schiller was pronounced dead but
II was not until the third shock had been
applied that life became extinct. Schiller
was strapped in the chair and the electric
current OF 1880 volts was applied for s.
seconds. lie was pronounced dead by the
four physicians present but in few min
utes IL was noticed that he was breathing
and the current was again applied for 40
seconds Schiller was again declared to
be dead and the body was unstrapped and
laid on the floor OF the execution room.
The crowd that had witnessed the at
tempt 10 electrocute the man. was dis
persing when the physicians again dis
covered signs OF breathing. Schiller was
again strapped I'm the chair. The current
was then applied at 1900 volts and was
kept on for full minute. At IL 30 he was
pr0pounoed dead for the third time the
physicians fully satisfying themselves
that life was extinct
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-17
AN EXTRA OFFERING.

At the conclusion OF the regular per-
formance at the Imperial theatre last
evening an hours entertainment OF magic
and lcgerdemain was given by Alden L.
Dillenback, the hoy magician, for the
special benefit OF a New York manager
who had come on 10 see his work, the
large audience present remaining to en-
Joy of the extra offering. The young man
displayed great cleverness in the perform
ance Of tricks that are done commonly
only by Kellar. Hermann and other pro-
fessional magicians. and introduced a
number OF new ones.
His performance ELECTED enthusiastic
applause and complimentary comment.
and showed the young man TO he we'll
qualified to hold his own in his chosen
profession. He was assisted by his
brother Master Emil. who also did a
mind reading act that was one Of the
most mystifying and pleasing features
Of the program.