Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-12

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In iTeo, there lived ss Attereiifr, seas
seeGrld. . sstrhnsakcr named Hants-
nan He became dissatisfied vita the
sssch springs in us>. end set himself to
he task Of making them honogeesoas-
III thought he, Il can melt piece
4 steel and cast it into an ipgot, its COM
,osition should be the same throughout"
He succeeded. His steel became f.
nous. Huntsman's ingots for 6ne work
sere in universal demand. He did not
all them cast-steel. That was his secret.
about ITO large mandatory Of this
,eculiar steel was established at After
life.
Tho process was wrapped in secrecy
y every means within reach-true and
aithful men hired, tho work divided and |
large wages paid and strin- |
eut oaths administered. 1t did not an |
wer. Ono midwinter night, as the tall |
himneys of tho Attercliffe steel works
'elched forth their smoke, Q traveller |
topped at the gate. It was bitterly cold
he snow fell fast and the wind howled |
cross the moor. The stranger, apparent
= Q plowmsn or agricultural lsborer,
eeking shelter from the storm, awakened |
% suspicion. Scanning the wayfarer
loosely, aud moved by motives Of hu.
,snity, the foreman granted his request
nd let him in. /
Feignipg to be worn out with cold and
atigue, the poor follow sank upon the
oor, and soon appeared to be asleep.
hat, however, was far from his intention.
[e saw workmen cut bars of steel into
its, place them in crucibles, and thrust
hem into furnace. The fire was urged
, its extreme power, until the steel was
,elted. Clothed in wet rags, to protect
themselves from tho heat, tho workman
rev out the glowing crucibles, and
CURED their contents into mould. Mr..
[untsmans factory had nothing more to
isclose. The secret Of making cast.steel
I'D been found.
THE OLD RoMAN's BkIDaR.-Ths