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Chinese retaliation rumors de-
MED.
Charles Lewis, negro, suicides at
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ended.
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Kniffen, postmaster at Guernsey,
Ark, assassinated.
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Big Four mortgage for S5O,OOO,OOO
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Ship Germania lost in Bay of
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Eulalie meets Mrs. Grant and
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The new L. S. minister to Berlin
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Dallas and Fort Worth rapid
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Deputy L. S. Marshal Harris
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Dewitt county commissioners
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EX-Secretary Foster returns
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France opens her display in the
Manufacturers building, Worlds
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Farmers and Mechanics lumber
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White citizens of the Cherokee
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a dissipated son of the blind
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Two national banks closed in
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new party, to overthrow the pres
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l. & G.N. is inspecting H. f. &
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High winds destroy buildings at
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William Hay kills his wife and
two children and suicides at Con-
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Geo. Hanks and wife killed by a
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British residents of POrfiriO
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Commencement exercises South
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town Thursday.
Shipments of Canadian cattle to
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Uniform banking laws and rigid
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The Holland boat depends for
her subuersIon on what i known
. in r1dfe-s. They are arranged
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propeller At the stern drives the
boat ahead, = slight inclination Of
the t1ddera viii cause her 10 dive
beneath the surface. This boat
has another rudder arranged 20 az
% cause her automatically 10 steer
q straight course when under water,
. mat important point when the
darkness below the surface is con-
adhered. 11e also has a regulator
for her fin ra1lers, made on the
plan of 3 Whitehead torpedo, which
viii keep the boat ~ any desired
depth whiLe che ruls along under
water. Each IF the boats il fitted
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ar. which viii insure Il quick re-
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Secretary Herbert has received
the report Of the board Of officers
appointed 10 consider the plans
recently submitted for the con-
struction Of Z submarine torpedo
boat. The report says that of all
the plans submitted, but two APP
pear 10 promise practical results.
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Holland boat and the Baker boat,
and the board seeks for opportu-
nifty % make further investigation
into their merits and 10 bear per-
Sonally from the inventors, both of
which requests Secretary Herbert
has granted.
The two boats selected for ex-
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are of the same size, measuring
nearly 80 tons when submerged.
Each uses steam a. the propelling
power when on the surface and
electricity, supplied by storage bat
terry charged by the main engines,
when submerged. When they dive
under the water both boats house
their smckestacks and seal all
with iron plates.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-08-08
THE BAKER MODEL.

TIE essential feature Of the Baker
boat Is the propeLLing apparatus,
which also serves . submerge her.
This consists Of two screw propeI-
Ie-s, ore on either side, so arranged
on q transverse shaft passing
through the middle Of the boat at
the center Of gravity that they can
be turned ~ different angles. When
the boat i % be submerged these
propeI-e-s ara turned upward and
drive the hull under water, and
WIN the desired depth has been
reached the angle i adjusted 50 as
- drive the boat IN 4 horizontal
line b revolving them slowly
the boat can Il maintained at any
place.