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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-16
When cIeanlna carpets.

To clean carpets put four teaspoon
fuls Of ammonia in one bucketful OF
water; scrub with medium brush;
wipe with cloth, just as you would
in cleaning an implanted floor, Change
the water frequently. Leave the win
dows open, and the carpet will soon
dry The carpet should Peterborough
W swept before 1t is scrubbed.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-16
Apple Sauce Cake.

One cup sugar, one-half cup short
ening, one-half teaspoon cloves, CHINA
mon, nutmeg, one-half teaspoon salt,
one sup sour apple sauce. Dissolve
one teaspoon soda, in little hot wa
ter and beat in apple sauce, Stir-in
mixture. add. two cups four one-half
cup raislns. Bake 45 minutes.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-16
.,uTrERlY woRN OUT.
fyifality Slapped by Years. of Suffering
q = ayth Kidney Trouble.
former postmas-

Text, writes; Il
was afflicted for
years with pains
across the loins
and IN the hips
and shoulders. I
h a d headache
also and neural
gia,-s My. right
eye, fromzpain,
was of little use
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-16
Alcohol From Sweet Potatoes.

Sweet potatoes are principally used
In the Azores to make ALCOHOL the
yield being ten to II per cent The
present price is about s13 cents Omit
ed States currency per liter (1.0567
auartsl.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-16
.g5i lqWe Have Many slmlIar.o'

+6f leWe Have Many slmiIar."'
~ The following is an extract from a.
letter received from MI. Fl. H. Mey-
ers;; " Stuttgart, Ark. you would
,kmstic oBlfge me If YOU would intro
ddogce HINTS Lightning Oil at Millidge-
Vile, H. as have many friends and
'ksIatlvB there, in. whom am much
eNaceinpi,T and l understand the OIL
is moi, kYspt, there. l can recommend
it as the best medicine l. ever had in
imw hoaset 1T cured me of a bad case
:af the. iBloady Flux in less than one
half hour and 1t cured my grand
dahghtef df bad case of Cholera
Morbus in a very short time
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-16

A Hebrew B'Aie in the Vatican
weighs 800 pounds. and is the largest
Bible In the world. II Is all in manu-.
script.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-16
d Invention Lonq Looked for.

= n ~ 80 - n -
! A Paris paper devoted to scientific
NBhbiecH ahnounces the discovery Of
Aesfpraeticaf Hmethod of shielding
! wafchas and Clocks from all magnetic
I, inEgenees. 1It..is said to be the work
I Of a Matchmaker named'Leroy.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-16
Autoer,atlc RevlyaIlsta.s ].

{ Autocratic .Revlyalists.S ~
n The earl and countess of Tanker
IayjilSs have been holding crowded re-
liigiious. meetings in Shropshire. Eng
land Both are much Interested in
F'thfs Kind OF work The countess was
Miss Lenora Van Mnrter, an American
girl, and the earl spent much of his
youth in this country. He is an ener-
getic member of the house of lords
\ ands Like his wife, great lover of. art,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-16
Capt1 JsW. Hogun,
ter of 1ndianola, now

The constant flow of urine kept my
system depleted, causing nervous
chills and night sweats. After trying
seven different climates and using all
kinds of medicine had the good for
tune to hear of Doan's Kidney pills
This remedy has cured me- / am as
well to-day as | was twenty years ago,
and my eyesight is perfect
Sold by all dealers. so cents box.
iFoste,sMflbtifh. Co, Buffalo, N. Y.
Evening journal., 1907-11-11
IN. E. PREACHERS
ARE IN SESSION
Hear the New Theology
Criticized Resolutions on
the EIeC ion

Tho Rev Or. Gladstone Holm, Of
NJ. E. Church. Philadelphia.
was the speaker at the meeting OF the
M T., Preachers Association this
morning. He read "A paper on eThe
New Theology" a scholarly criticism of
the New Theology" of DR. Reginald
Cambell Of city Temple London
TIE somi-annual election resulted as
follows; President the Rev. " p.
Northrup. Of Goodman NJ l.. Church;
vice PRESIDENT the Rev. "A. C.. Turner.
of Brandywine NJ e. Church, secre-
tary and treasurer the Rev c. W.
Dawson of Wesley A. T.. Church;
Board Of Curotors. the Rev G.. r.
Wyatt the Rev C. r. Neese and the
Rev. Or w. L. $. Murray.
Resolutions presented by the Rev. j.
NJ Arters and the Rev. r. +. Carpen-
ter. expressing appreciation for the
work Of the leaders In the local option
fight, and urging that the Anu-Saloon
League continue its activities here and
retain the leadership OF Royal w Ray
mond. The resolutions were adopted.
Evening journal., 1907-11-11
MANY FISHERMEN
AWAIT THEIR PAY
Crews Of Manhaden Fleet
Gather at Yard of P. &
j.. Company

At the yards Of the Pusey and Jones
Company this mo-nin there was gath
cred nearly four hun lred men, com-
prising the crews of the fourteen man
haden fishing boats which were towed
into this port on Saturday from
Lewes. where they hal been libeled as
the property os the Fisheries Company,
which Is in "a hands Of receiver.
Many of the men claim to be almost
ponniess although they say that in
several instances more than one hum
dred dollars is coming to them in
bonus money ana salaries.
They claim that when the vessels
were seized salaries were due them
from October twenty-hrst besides
bonus money from the opening of the
manhaien season on April 20, and Of
which they have not received a cent
Il was learned this morning that a
settlement would be made through the
United States Courts whereby the men
would be paid from October q until
to-day. as up to that time the men
had received their wages but no bonus
money. as the agreement was that they
would not pc paid untn the end of the
season. The payment of wages win
begin this afternoon at The office of the
Lobaeu Car Wheel Company at the
foot of Front street. Not being satis-
ned entirely with this arrangement the
hshermen have engaged a local attor-
ney who wiz try to collect the bonus
money. which amounts in all To- about
$4,000. It is said. These bonus claims
rane from $50 to nearly $50, according
to the time in which the men have
been employed by the company, and
are of more import to the men than the
matter OF wages. which were consider
ed small in comparison for the work
To be done and which they say they
would not have worked for had it not
been for the bonus promised.
A number of the men have not a
penny. They have families dependent
ON them at home. who are daily look
ing for money for their support
In an tsere are fourteen fishing
boats i'm port with an average crew or
twenty-six men to a boat. The vessels
are the Ranger G.. S Allen. George
Curtis. George Hudson, Walter Adams,
Andrew Gallon. George Price, Fearless,
Alaska. Nathiel strong, Samuel
Brown. A. H. Halfway. Peconic and
Arizona. The Joseph Lawrence,
Joseph Wharton. oulckstep. Sterling.
| Vesta. Estelle and j. !. Moss. which
| ESCAPED seizure in these waters. arc
now IN Tiverton. r. I. The b and
o. Railroad and "Pennsy" are arran 3
( aig to shin the men to their homes
along the New ENGLAND coast as soon
as they are paid.
Evening journal., 1907-11-11
PREPARE TO TEST
ELECTION LAW
COnstitutiOnaI.ty Of Local
Op ion Measure May be
Attacked in Court

Hotel proprietors Of Kent and Sus-
Sex counties are to hold a meeting this
afternoon at the Office Of Francis Kelly
Company in this city 10 plan some
definite move toward attacking the
validity Of the local option law, under
which Kent and Sussex voted to pro-
hibit the sale of liquor on Tuesday
last
1t now seems assured that a test win
be made Of The LEGAL op:ion law in be-
half of the hotel keepers in Kent and
sussex co6nties. who viii be compelled
to stop selling iicuor should the law
stand. While no definite legal move
has been made by the hotel men in the
dry" counties it is expected that
something viii be done in dav or
two Just how they win attack the
law has not been settled. 1t is alto
gether likely that they will avail them
selves of the many opportunities o.
getting at the consttutionaEty ny
means of a case in which that question
night be RAISED incidentally.
one manner in which the law could
be tested would be for one Gf the hotel
men IN Kent or Sussex county to re-
fuse to stop selling liquor after Gov
ernor LEAFS proclamation is printed IN
Kent and Sussex counties.
Another method would be for one OF
the proprietors to continue TO sell on
the ground that his State license IS
sued for "a wear could not be abrogated
by the local option law.
The arrest OF hotel man IN either
instance would give his counsel an op-
portunlty to attack the validity OF
Tuesdays election and also the law
under which 1t was held.
still another chance presents itself
in the matter of the seizure of liquors
in Dover hotel by a constable in
which the question of whether or not
he could sell the seized liquors in a
dry" county could be raised, and the
question Of constitutionality he inquir-
ed into.
Evening journal., 1907-11-11
Commercial Markets

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 11.-FEED was
in ample Supply and quiet at former rates
We quote
ON spot. winter bran; in bulk ana spring
bran. in sacks S-S50a2}.o0.
BALED HAY AND STRAW-The zen
eial market was Quet and without inn
pottant change. We quote:
New Timuthy Hay-NO. I, large baia.
500: No. /, small bales. H9a195O; No
Sl7aiS: No. 81 Si5ai6; no vrade. sI9otss'
clover Mixed IIay-No. L. SiSa1S50 NJ o
Si5al6: straw. No. I. sti ght rye Sl5a15 q.
No p Sl4alA5).H
WCGS-Receints OF strictly choice s-,.,
stock were light end the market for an
descripticn ruled firm under a GOOD de
mnnd Nixad he'd and fresh eggs nov,
ever. were comparatively pentiful an
ana weak We quote
Nearby nrsts in free cases Soc. nnarh
c,irrei,t receipts in returnable crates soss..
Western drsis. 3oc.
1--WE 'GUlTRY-f Fowls. strictly cnc,ca
large. isihalsc; fowls. ordinary averaee
,ecsints lliha19ihc. old ROSTERS oaoits'o
DREsSED POULTRY--Fresh kilfea
eoIvs fancy. i3ci fowls. average ~.
eeiots f2isal3c; Old rCosters, dry pickaS
10c. roasting chickens. nearby choice ia
lie. roastine ch ckens. IIneis fancy
Weighing Sa9 pounds per pair. l5c.
Evening journal., 1907-11-11
LOCAL SPEAKERS
FOR WATERWAYS
Judge G ay, Ex-senator Hig.
Gins and Major FIaeIeF'S
Part in Convention

Two Wilmingtonians viii be among
the principal speakers at the Atlantic
Deeper Waterways Convention in
Philadelphia on October Sand 20. For
mer Senator Anthony Higgins is to
speak OF "Tho chesapeake and Dela-
ware Canal. It's History and Com
merce," and United states Engineer c.
A. r. Flagler is To discuss "The Engi-
.neering outlook Chesapeake and Della
ware and Norfolk Beaufort Routes"
In addition TO these speakers Dela-
ware win be represented by the dele
gates named by Governor Lea, and
Wilmington by the delegates from the
Board OF Trade
AT the close of the convention a BAN
Quct will be given at the Bellevue-
lSuatford al which Judge George Gray
viii be one Of the speakers.
Delegates coming from the South
have bee asked 60 assemble at the Bel
lyedere Hotel Baltimore. on November
llT Mayor Barry Mahool of that city
Twin welcome them on Monday morn
ling the official entertainment viii be-
lgin. The party numbering about 100
wiz f"Nfi ~ h"il t' AitNit Nt Nfldte
where Mayor Reyburn's yacht the
Gretchen, and another light draught
craft will be In waiting for a water
ways trip TO Philadelphia. The Sus-
lquehanna, the upper Chesapeake and
Delaware canal. and the Delaware river
will be traversed, and the yachts viii
finally dock at Philadelphia at p. m
| Delegates from upper Maryland and
Delaware will join the party at Della
ware City Mayor Wilson is on the
committee IN charge.
Evening journal., 1907-11-11
MANY AT FUNERAL
OF POPULAR GIRL
Miss MaTguer.ts Vaughn Boys
Laid TO Rest Near
Glasgow

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Nov 1.-THE funeral
OF Miss Marguerite Vaughn Boys took
place yesterday from the residence of
her parents. Mr. and Mrs Philip BOYS,
ON the Greeniawn farm near Glasgow.
Services were conducted al the house
by Rev Frederick Il. McI<insep, and
intcrment was made IN Bethel cemc-
terry During the course of his SER
mon 0ev. Mr. Mckinney paid "A high
tribute to the deceased, who led IL
Christian life that was worthy OF ex-
ample. Miss Bows was seventeen
years old and FOR years had been sick.
but still her disposition was bright
and cheerful Her popularity was
shown hy the large number of people
who attended her funeral The floral
emhlems were numerous and hand
some, the casket being one massive
bank of flowers. The pan bearers
were Albert, Richard and Leonard
Boys. Herman McMullen, Fred
Thompson and Fred Racine.
The Anti-Liccuse Committee which
did such efficient work during the re-
cent campaign viii stul hold ats organ
i2ation ana continue its work
Have Basketball Team.
Now Castle expects to have a FIRST
class basket ball team this winter
Jesse Mckay Will be me manager
City Council viii meet this evening
at s O'clock
Tho November meeting OF the Build.
ing and Loan Association will be hel,
this evening"
Hugh Stewart left this morning foi
Brazil, lniiana. lie came here som,
time ago from Scotland.
The funeral of Helen Mcuugh takes
place tomorrow afternoon She wa.
the first child in attendance at 50
Peters school TO die
Enjoyable Straw Ride.
a very enjoyable straw ride ant
house party was given by a number
of New Castle young people on satur.
day evening. They left here ON "a,
Z o'clock trolley car and were met b,
q wagon, and the ride through IN,
country was pleasant AT the hom,
of Thomas Applehy they had roya
good time. After games were plave,
and music and song the party visito,
the dining room where many TEMPT
ing things were waiting. Among thos,
present were; Misses Clara king
Helen Ford. Dollie Modem. Alph.
Watts, Mabel Cleweu. Susie Carrow
Elsie and Maude Denning. Edna ant
Evening journal., 1907-11-11
ST. MARTINS DAY
SEES CLEAR SKIES
So Expect Long. Cold Winter
and Govern Yourself
Accordingly

If to-day continues clear, which is
likely, the coming wiuter win be a
severe one on the coal bins. That IS
if ST. Martins Day-wh,ch is to-day-
has anything u do with it.
Somewhere 1ack IN tee time when
there was a superstition surrounding
everything from the spilling of sail
on the table to the weayher-some one
discovered that II there was a stosn
on ST. Martins day TIE following win
ter would be mild. but if the day was
a beautiful one the most severe sort
of a winter would follow
with this staring him in the face the
weatherman calmly remarks that to-
day IS going TO be fair, and even goes
so far in backin up the superstition as
to add that it is going to be colder
this afternoon and still cooler to-mor-
row.
Evening journal., 1907-11-11

Trotter-He 80. me aDout this time
last year that he had arrived at the
conclusion that the vip to Europe
would do him good. IIolmes-Yes, and
he's there yet Trottcr-In Europe?
Holmes-No; where he had arrived
when you saw him.-Philadelphi
Press.
"Some people," growled Grouchey,
make me sick"
Il should think Saarly everybody
would make you sick,' replied Pep
prey.
"Why so?"
"Well. turn about is fair play you
know. ''-cafholic Standard and Times
Evening journal., 1907-11-11
D. & A. MAY TAKE
DIAMOND STATE
Plan for The Bell Company
TO Control Service Down
the State
WOULD IMPROVE SYSTEM

Following UP the creation of the po-
stion Of special agent, to which j. IL.
Mehafy was appointed, his successor
as district manager being Harry H..
Han, Of Philadelphia, it is said that the
local offce OF the Delaware and Allan
tic Telegraph and Telephone Company
will take direct charge Of the Diamond
state Telephone Company.
The Diamond state Telephone Com
pany, like the Delaware and Atlantic
is a controlled company Of the Bell
Telephone Company, Of Philadelphia Z
covers the entire Peninsula south Of
Wilmington and has intercommunicat-
ing service With lines OF the American
Telephone and Telegraph Company
through the Delaware and Atlantic and
the Chesapeake and Potomac Ieie-
phone Companies It's general offices
are located at Dover, with w H. Baker
as general manager. IL Is said that
this office vii now come under direct
control of the Wilmington office with
Mr. Han probably as manager.
Policy Of Improvement
This action, 81 emected Will be in
line with the policy Of Improvement
which the Bel interests began in this
district by making MI Mehaffy special
agent. should the change he made it
IS the opinion of telephone men that
telephone service in the lower part OF
the state will be greatly improved.
Necessarily. new positions win be Gre
ated and telephone men at the local
office will undoubtedly come in for
some OF the plums.
Mr.. Hall this morning said that the
contemplated change Ia the Diamond
state Company would probably come
up at the December meeting of the
board of directors OF the Bell Tele-
phone Company. at Philadelphia. He
did not deny that the change was COM
tcmplatcd He was asked what effect
81 would have ON the local office. We'll
the best man wins" he replied III
the Diamond state comes under the
control of this Office ii win mean pro-
motions and higher salaries TO many
here"
Evening journal., 1907-11-11
Aotor VIslted - Rrnther.

Esd S. Heck, of this city, who plays
la leading part with Anna Held IN the
Partisan Model which has been ap-
pearing at The Chestnut Street Opera
House Philadelphia but which per-
lformance was called OF last week on
account OF Miss Helds sudden Illness
spent part of last week with his brother
Alfred Heck heree Mr.. Heck left this
morning for Philadelphia, where a re-
hearsal took place this morning prior
TO the reopenng Of the production this
evening.
Evening journal., 1907-11-11
Presonted MIth eoId Rina.

Alexander Freedman, who has for
some time past been manager OF The
Fashion Store, at Fifth and Market
streets, has seye-ed, ,his connection with
the house and left 8 sterday for Chi
cago. Before leaving Mr. Freedman
was rendered a reception by the en-
ployes of the store. during which he
was presented with a handsome gold
signet ring as token OF their regard
for him. The presentation speech was
made by Joseph Winiasns who is also
connected with The Fashion
Evening journal., 1907-11-11
ffEfN3Y L.CLO
cHERO1SEE nSDEAN RE "
4UBI IcAfs LEADER
Cut Cash in Head.

While Abraham Carvor was at worl,
lacking mp a gravel car which had
been standing on the temporary ele-
vated track at the French street sta
ton this morning and which was OF.
the rails, the Jack slipped and tho car
siippings cut q cash in his head Cam
who is employed by the p. B. & w
RatlroadzC zCompRny as a freight conduc-
Cor, after haling had a temporary
dressing applied 70 the wound. was re-
moved TO his. home near Shellpot Park
Evening journal., 1907-11-11
SOD ScHDLFpUSE ,F'RST YEAR

that such buildings shall be kept clean,
lighted and warm for the comfort OF
the public.
President Roosevelt laughingly told a
caller who referred 10 the document
that he wondered why the convention
had neglected 10 Indicate the color Of
the tooth powder residents Of the state
should use, as this appeared to be The
only matter overlooked.
Evening journal., 1907-11-11
VIEWS TENTH ST. PROPERTY
Third Commission Hears Testimony
Concerning Automobile Company
and Marla Propertiea.

Tho third coinniission appointed to view
and assess damages on the properties Of
the Wilmington Automobile Company and
the Morris heirs IN West Tenth street,
which must be razed before the street
can be widened viewed the properties
this morning and afterward heard tesu-
mony concerning their value. The conn
mission viii make its feturn 10 Judge
: sprunace ON Wednesday. Tho first come
mission awarded the Automobile Com
nany $500 damages and the Morris es-
tate $500 A second commission, appoint-
ed on application OF the city reduced the
Automobile Company award to So 5)l ana
the Morris property award TO $500. The
awards by the commission to-day are
fnai
Evening journal., 1907-11-11

Miss Chellus-Tm told that your hus.
band. when he was in mellow mood
the other night. remarked that he bad
married beauty and brains." Mrs.
BIide-Well. well how NIGEL Miss
Chelus- Nice? Surely you'l investi-
gate. won't you? Evidently he's a
bigamist.-9bi,ade delphia Press.
Ian - over in the value OF
tea as a pr ,---,-9 of gout and as aid
ing in the elim,.ation Of uric acid. II
should be taken weak and quite fresh.
ly made l also always insist on the
avoidance Of sweet fruits and on the
free use Of green vegetables.-Londor
HOSPITAL.
Evening journal., 1907-11-11
ONLY MICA SCHIST
Shining Particles Found on Murphy
Farm Not Gold and are Common
Throughout County.

Instead of Michael Murphey's Chr stiara
hundred farm being honeycombed with
gold ore as Mr.. Murphey believed on
Saturday. it contains no metallic ores
that are not common on other farms IN
the neighborhood While driving an ar
teslan we'll on Saturday afternoon the
borngs disclosed shining particles which
had every appearance Of being gold. A
chemical analysis, however. DISCLOSED that
the particles were nothing more than
mica schist. rocn formation common
throughout the county.
Evening journal., 1907-11-11

amble. The delegates consumed ten
iays I'm argument over this question.
ana the expense OF the convention was
81 600 a day
no such recourse 10 detailed law
making In a consti,i ion has ever been
attempted in the history of the Union
OF States. The constitution provides
FOR instance. that every railway COM
pany shah furnish comfortable and
clean depotS and depot buildings. and
Evening journal., 1907-11-11
Red cross soeietv Mectina.

The annual meeting of the Delaware
Branch OF the American National Red
Cross viii be held at the Historical
Society. Tenth and Market street to-
morrow afternoon az 4 o'clock on
GERS will be elected and other import
ant matters will bee considered. some of
which Will be of interest TO local char
liable institutions IN the city.
Evening journal., 1907-11-11
pEArHs.
Frederick c. Roemer.
John Shaw.
Frederick { Roemcr.
Samuel Erwin.
BERTHE Mildred Looue.


BERTHE Mildred Logue.
ROEMER--ln this city. on November
10. 1907. Frederick c. Roomer. aged
90 years.
Relatives, friends and members Of
the Elks, 81 John of Malta. Golden
Eagles. Heptaspohs Young M MS
Democratic Club, Idle Hour Club. C r.
man american Society. Delaware Saon-
gerbund, Wilmington Turngemeinde,
Water Witch Fire Company. Delaware
Horse Show Association. Ra5ipess
Mems Protective Association. are re-
spcctfully invited 20 attend the funeral
from his late residence. 701 Madison
street, on "Wednesday morning az 9
o'clock. Solemn requiem mass 1T Sacred
Heart Church. Intern ent niverview
Cemetery
ERWiN-In this city. on Novem Der
nth, 1907. Samuel Erwin, aged 54
years.
Relatives and friends Of the family
are invited, 10 attend the funeral ser
vices at his late residence. No. 1915
Wrench street. on Wednesday afternoon,
h1overaber 18th. at 3 O'Clock Inter-
ment Riverview Cemetery.
LOcUE-In this city on Novern-
her-Joth, 1907, Bertie Mildred. ddugh-
ter of'yvilliam and the late Mary r.
I.ogue. IN her 9th year.
Relatives and sfriends Of the family
are invited 10 attend the funeral SER
vices at her fathers residence. No. IL.
West Twenty-ninth street On Tues
day afternoon. November 18th, at 2.3C
o'clock. lntement Rivergiew Gene
terry
Evening journal., 1907-11-11
p.t,,rns Fron eunnino Trip.

Elwod Truman. signal man at the P,
B. & w. railroad station has returned
to his duties after several days gum
ming in Hartford County, Nd. While
away Mr. Truman .bagged a number OF
fine rabbit and wOodcocS.
Evening journal., 1907-11-11
rothonotory speakman BUYS a Farm

At administrators sale this morning.
rank 7. Spca,Uman. prothonotory of
tew Caste county, bought the l07 acre
;ar.ow farm IN Brandywine hundred
eor 300 The farm is said 10 be one
the best in Brandywine Hun, fed.
fHo city properties Of the same estate
we're Withdrawn because OF a lack of
bidders
Evening journal., 1907-11-11

Mrs. Benham-s Second thoughts are
best. Denham-I know It; I thought
only once when I asked you to marry
me.-New York Press.
Evening journal., 1907-11-11

The position Of break in a subma.
rine cable is located by measuring the
electricity needed to charge the re
manning unbroken part.