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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-11
DOES THE Law APPLY
xrk Yeslef Claims @ Be Freed
By . Legislative Act
d.. y. Aassia vaa Dsgsa Seays - Jail.
1seAan6 xevsas. sosAiAg ssA
xnnmg NleeI

The sttoEnsys for Mn. Minnie @. Yssier
yessesday obtained leave os Judge Humss
70 his their mosioa 70 dismiss the eharrs
Of forgery preferred against her. and the
mosion was died yesterday Just before the
closing Of the clerks ofsce.
A. has besn already stated, the motion
ASKS Tor the dismissal Of the charge tor the
reason that he infcrmation fiisc Il nov Of
no validity On account Of the passage Of
shs Get rsiasing 70 wills passsd BY The last
legislature.
This act provides for the custody Of Wills
and provides punishment for the crime Of
secfssinG Or destroying them.
Ars. fesier's sstosneys claim that the
Get had no saving clause. and that al in
formations charging the o0euse Ct %
destroy ing or otherwise nnisvfuily dis
posing Of . viii are Invalid IL died under
the old Law.
The motion will come Up for hearing on
next Saturday. that being the regular
motion day.
Dr.. H. Martin Van Bursn Glsd yesterday
An afsdavis and motion asking for "a
immediate thai.
Thus motion was heard by Judge Hnmss
and. ~ the afadAyit gives several good
reasons for IN early hearing Of the cause,
Presenting Attorney Miller vas given
until Saturday 70 bring forward reasons
for not setting the eanss for immediate
trial.
Van Buren, 10 ssall in Jail and has not yet
obtained honda He sesms 70 feel quite
satisfied With his quarter and makes no
complaint. His chief occupation 10 tam.
Ing mice. Of which he now has two. They
-
shoulders without feeling shy fear. But
the jaiier or any other stranger ap-
proaches. they take refuge under the
collar Of the doctors macintosh coat
The doctor denies the story that NOR
phins WAS found concealed in his stock
ing and his jailers nay that the story hiss
no foundation. Sheriff Woolsry also de-
mics any knowledge Of such discovery.
l. Z. Thompson, Van Buren's attorney.
said last night 70 reporter that - Van
Buren's interest in the case was not in
any way similar 70 Mrs. Yesier's. he could
not ses . good reason Why the motion
should not b granted. He says that Van
Buren, viii make strong effort 70 obtain
bonds.
The fact Of the matter is" said he.
that Van has no property. and from the
notorious character Of the case it - hard
for him 70 get bonds without some secur-
ity. Yes, Van II enjoying himself - we'll
- could b expected in his confinement
I tell you the truth. the main fear 10 that he
may ret into the Kangaroo court He il
not In the hobo quarter Of thu jail and
he IL in no danger. but his former expert
ence with that organization has made him
fear IL more than hanging"
Jailer Munros says the court Il not now
holding sessions from lack Of vietima II
the court shouid get the doctor he might
we'll dread it, action; they are very much
in need Of . supply OF tobacco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-11

vssfHp srarHs pisfascT corKf-uANpoar. J.
rsited states W Yam Ala Plea Of not guilty
Sssairssa and plea of guilty entered. sen-
ssessd TO three months Ia psnissntisry and
wssisra Tube Company " sesc~a District
No | Of King coun,y-oontinasa by coessnt
ssse terra
eussea States Va Chow Ycu Kwai--Mcsiou 20
sasssss ap9eai; granted
rcerry MISUNDERSTANDING. >.
h n sanEaway vs. A. n. Cheney ss ex.-con-
taesa
fasaix Insurance Company "a vissinss Rad
ai,ee ". rnsis Va 6. n. Hosisaes ct al
Nssana 81 pl&ia.ld 10 make answer moro der.
nss, allowed
8 aeCss.lAna Va H. w. Baker Ct al--coa.
Uaes.
Is J. Hant 6. al Va Harry sasA u sl.-con-
|. ". Curray ct al Y. Jsrems Cas;in--sue-
a.ssse
Ae,ssa sor default of Esaess sai Meta n Thur.
Gicvs1
"A. Y Holmes. trustee. ~ n {. N.rvsr q al -
~ TIA. oyeFraiea
Assa a,llaeS y. Marssrs. ceaeil Of al-Ds-
e<fsv.. waived
H. !. cavea&agn vs. state Of washsnetou--
oes.sf
>s@Sssev wssmcse ~ state 81 wasAgnSsen-
- ssEs< 10 g. II ysA<sass aSeEEuEei.
AfAoass4t 4 seatAwtcA Company Va w. l.
SIFss~fesisspa es ssif cs seattle fcr payment
1Ass Asloss<t ~ esaer 81 court
sf~a ksf. saa Margaret ksFl " EtisanssA
~.sasuga et &l~~sA.e II real essA;s. con
eslslssi pxvAsrsxsr~-sv
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Ssaea aeS. asfsaas8t rsessss asss guilty
sess 81 u zsAsnssoI Va fasaes VI. sslley-la-
.a.s9 s - csss2. az. Pleads not guilty.
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asss ssaisacea - ~se year IA tie psa.-
.S.s 81 " watrs.1e rs rnse \. Nsssss es
- -t<sFr siVsS defendant ! cs.er 10 f2e raSstaa
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-11
HERE Is CHOW ATT"
4 n Jail, but Constructively
ret Yet In the Country.
,an o NOT HAVE BEEN TRIED.
! noc6sss A1psfsssA To- ~ rsss
e.~ncss1 oss ga Hsss Csopesy-
8 oreesss Cssss Gssssas

B -. s,alev vho delights 70 respect that
- seaenut etoot not bsing able 20 pat .
- (. - fows certain offence viii b
ss.ss. ~ q Il By decision In Judge
1921 sssrs yesterday. The appeal Of
& S.Tw Yoe Ksd from tho decision Of
/ Sf;site1 e1esss Commissioner Sssn, Of Port
Ss~~eneA. ordering him depostsd 70
6S.se. - bang considered, when. on
,s.S1,r. Y Gated States District Attorney
57SfI1rr. ~ eppsai Vas dismisssd. The
'.-11nr sas mads upon the ground thas
~ - M not come properly before the
nipuioeer; that be had NO Jurisdiction
- nasses, aud had Improperly granted
- - Il seems that the Chinese,
- - - b . merchant u Portland.
- - eeys he has resided for the last
~ and vho bore . certificate ap-
rnreosly srsudulsnt, was arrested upon
ealiae from the steamer North
fbrsfe q Port Townsend, from Vic
asis, b Deputy Collector Piummsf.
rho took him before Commissioner swan
- examination - - his credentials. with
ek, resnit that be Us ordered deportsd.
To tasis OF Judes BTinksS's motion and
~ courts ruling - that constructivsiy
- Chinese 10 not ~ II the country. b.
eanss he = stu u the hands Of the gov
eminent, whose customs odiciais hsvs NOT
~ psrmistsd him 70 lad from . foreign
mort. and that the customs ofnciais made
the mistake at taking him before . com
missioner when he shoaid have bssn put
heek on the boat II they had any doubs -
. the regularity Of his CREDENTIALS Judge
IDasiofd accordingly ordered the Chinese
spptored 70 the custody Of the customs
sosiais TO b dsa1t With By them accord
lbs 70 law.
This case 10 similar to that Of the three
Chiness taken from the Victoria at t.
esms last January.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-11

A tessn Cf horses attached TO one Of the
Queen tisy laundry wagons dashed down
the Coiim Dia street hill from Sixth last
night SD came to an unexpected stop by
coliidiNs with the telegraph pole at the
soush~Ns: corner Of Second. Strange ~
IL may seen. the laundry wagon was not
broksnl and the horses. beyond being
thrown; one upon the other and well
shaken as. were not injured. Oficer
snrry vsat.hed the horses in their Wild
flight dawa the steep hill. expecting to see
. erandasn: sshup. When they went TO the
ground S.e 'unloosed the harness and stood
guard u3,tis the driver arrived and relieved
him OF lls charge.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-11

Valentine Di Dio swo.e out q warrant in
Justice CaidwelIs court yesterday after
noon for the arrest OF James and Rose
Winters on the charge o. obtaining money
under false pretenses. Di Dlo claims u a,
the defendants exchanged four lots in Alb
erfeidv's addition to the city Of Seattle
with him for . fruit stand containing q
stock valued ss $a5a On investigation.
he claims, he found TIA: the lots we're no,
owned by the Winters and they obtained
she fruit stand by fraud
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-11

There ara nos bat seven cases on the civil
docket not ut ios trial.
Judge Langley admitted J. c. Howe to the bar
81 the superior court yesterday.
Robert Marshall . native OF Issland, Wa
wade citissu yesterday By Judge Osborn.
There vers thfus homestead aud two cash
asriss flsd Ia the United Etatss land ones yes
LAY.
e)Dsnses 10 we'd were issued yesterday 20 A. :.
El0Dsey and Fiora crossss. both Of white river.
SIS W. Mcdonald and Celia GfsvsA both OF
ne:,e.
James Hall. who 10 accused al knocking ". r.
CSurehwsil dawn and roobsns him Of his watch
sad chain. entered plea al not gasity ysstsr.
eay. The affair took place about two weeks
60 Hall claims be vas merely collecting
net debt
ssm lee. the Chinese living aercss the hcuad-
ey line from samas 1T Hnnxtiag:oa. who came
svse to tho Ameftean side 10 attend IN enter
hiameas on pass obtained from Deputy Cue
cDs Collector Warren By white trend OF bis
sa1 was arrested and taken before Z nised states
Commissioners tAwrsnce 81 Sumas. who ordered
I'm q BE- deported to China. yesterday aisd his
sppssi 20 Judge Hanford fron The commission
exc tectsicu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-11

The z. c. Miles Company. Yesie. avenue.
between Front and Railroad, have lust re-
cesved Two 81. loada sf ssoses and ranges,
and are nov carving the largest and nness
stock ia tue city. ~ prices that defy CON-
petition. II yon doubt this call on them.
and .hey viii take pleasure in showing
yoa through their stock and proving their
e.Asra-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-11

The bSst medical men Of today have de-
cidcd thtt drunkenness is disease. While
IL may n. said that man il TO . degree fool
ish for illl;ng victim TO disease which
had he 20 desired he could have escaped
ye; whef proper light is thrown upon the
matter Aeican hardly be held responsible
for his tsrong- doinss. Whisky and NOR
phsne, e'hile = bitter curse to mankind,
are enccs .f.tered in the daily routes Of life
Go whs3e you please. and q chance TO
drink 4oSa the flowing bowl presents
itself u I man is weak. he indulses TO
excess, Snd finally the awful realization
dawns e,oln him shs; he cannot get along
withoatS his whisky or morphine He
thinks rA,esc 10 no cure. and he Is ready 10
die. To German Remedy Company
cures Shandrcds Of such people
every month. They come TO the
ins,itut! because they believe that Is their
only ho5e. II IL 10 their desire 10 rid
themselves 81 the curse they can do 50.
The Getena remedy always cures. All
desire ffr ehlsAy or morphine disappears
from IN. system. never again 20 resasn.
II il not. temporary care Some Of the
so-caileA liquor and morphine cures assist
their sAieats tn conRaering the curse SO
long as DC latter remain within the walls
of the ID t.taic. bat lie; them depart and
in fec tnonihs the old craving returns
With ndrc vitality than ever.
The German Remedy Comrany's rs
tents are eur~d once and forever. There
il no sree,anS connected with the treat.
mens patients enioy life in The institute
the sans ~ when shey ara within
their ss,r.es. and after . few weeks
they lad themselves rii Of sae
curse. rTae German remedy has he<n
explains.sL II does not contain any NOR.
mime. 3us consists % purely vegetable
n alter she 10 therefore absolutely HARM
le~a RE patient 10 relieved OF al pain.
The SsSs~u River Hot Springs Institute,
r~x,eptlyaeeaaelsshed BY the German Rem
ely cos,rany. 10 nov ready 20 receive
ns,,e,tss Although opened ba; fey
as,. al. there are already several "a
,ss,;. .fksne treatment The place is
mos, rle4.an,.v located. 6rst-slass hotel
.ccornu, {aa..ors can be secured ~ reason
shle rA,ss and these two facts Are sa.N-
el.a, 20 srssics that ere many weeks so by
tie rec !r.,i,ute viIl contain . Gocs.ly
nursse- :cg rs,i<nis, The company has
nox fcl.- institutes. the remaining three
eeins hS.siea % Tacoma spokane and
Seattle. sT:he rooms In this city Are On the
third aokr OF she occidensAs block
FIR, aSs.,zsas saaa eoacsrs al xasssoa rask
sassay Afssssca aEa essasae
~ AZ, So. = A.,.A ~ tsa,nx aonie
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-11

1eoo1vsR for Port Townsend 0se Wepka
!. lQac b. Kaufman. a Portland, who
o1fas 20 0 Of the 308 shares OF the Port
1ownssnd Gas and Fuel Company, yesssr-
~ commenced m action In the United
Mates circuit court for tho appointment Of
essceiver for the corporation 30 sell out
y property and wind up it, affairs. In
Ms complaint he alleges that the COM
pany IL hopeIessly insoivent. that its debts
- greater than its asssts. that its cur
Isnt expenses are larger than its current
avenues. that times are hard. money
scarce. and that tho assets and business Of
the company are constantly diminishing.
Judge Hanford appointed James r. Ma
son receiver. under Sic. 90 bonds. pending
q hearing of the suft.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-11

The Nestern Mercantile Agency has
rublishft j reference book containing the
names ~ s3.s9i consumers, With their
credit standing among the merchants Of
Seattle. cor the benefit of its patrons. In
this list are the names % 500 persons
who areSal,eecd To be dead beats. II the
information given about the people who
are PLACID lin the latter category be. true,
the list = valuable: IL at all uncertain, its
pabliear u, is risky piece Of business
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-11

Constable Terry King vas searching
Yesterday afternoon for q baker named
Gustave A. Randolph. who is wanted on
the charge of having threatened the life Of
Joseph +. Arnold, steward At the Branch,
on Commercial street Randolph married
Arnoids sister. and she left him about q
month ago. coming to live with her broth
er's family. Arnold says his sister left her
husband because he got drunk and mis-
treated her. and that Randolph has i'll.
feeling toward him aud comes to the
Branch frequently while under the infiu.
ence Of liquor and threatens "a shoot him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-11

Antonio Rancharo. who had his leg
broken while working IN the mines Al
Rack Diamond. vas brought TO the city
yesterday and taken 70 the hospital. Dr..
Stone attended him NJ Back Diamond and
though. that the lsTnb would have 20 be
ampaisted
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-11

A permit Was issued yesterday to John
Collins for . building at the corner of
James and Second streets. to cost SIS. 90.
to be Snxios feet and three stories in
height
II. NJ. Peters Was issued . permit for re-
pairs on house 1t corner Pike and Fifth
streets, 10 cost 81. p0
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-11

WollA Pen1tentla4y.
Deputy Sheriff Jack Mcdonald with
four prisoners, all burglars, left last night
for Walla Walia to turn them over to the
officials Of the penitentiary.
The prisoners are E. A. walters, SEN
fenced to 1--WE years. and Hugh De Haven.
Frank Rose and Joseph Smithress. all
sentenced for one year each. De Haven
was sentenced yesterday. but the Others
have oil been under sentence for some
time.
George DufIey. the forger. who Vas
given . sentence OF two years few weeks
ago. vas TO have gone with this consign-
ment. but he is seriously i'll, and viii be
held until he RECEIVERS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-11

onpstolsss steels Tells WY Ws Threat
- HE DesnsS Rest CelIoetss.
b Justice CaldweIl's court yesterday
nnsmoon the trouble between d. II.
ojs. the Butte capitalist. snd James
paenn. the Seattle gsay-haifsd real sstats
oooak had IN airing.
rmadoxical - Il may seem the peace
49, ssksd for BY Dugaa were granted il
- snsli part on account Of the testimony
ofoeeels himself. He told the court that
puom had acted ~ his rent collector. and
aows time he (Steele) began. to suspect
- Dusan he'd broken into the sanctity
q ~ domestic afEairs When he met
eoaa on the street he accused him Of
mating the affections Of his wife and
- him In plain language what he
slnooght Of him.
D1GnA swors that he knew nothing
ooous the alleged cause Of Mr.. Steel's
m1lpsthy for him. Bonds were placsd 1t
- and given BY the defendant. who il
NJ wealthy.
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haeuI kssisy q NJ. N. wet ssssss 4 Meth
keS RAtwsg Company -strieksn-
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fssN: soaad Cennsseaai Company N A O.
s,slaa0os- Coatsusd 70 sspesm6ss Il
-Ccnctdsd = sspssabsf IL
6enr9etA wuiiamA W. yohn He,an q a.
ConsinE - - June ~
psisalts jsasnsas a q ssslss: ssnsa Company
s.s;e. ~AA''n ~ Essas Lmnsa = Al
a H.a "a w,,,,.,. -w,.,,. ,..s.
esnPlsSns saors ds6niss ana certain: ovssruisd.
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e ESQ., So ~ as Il rus.. s...A s..,.o.4 ce.,.a,
grsnss<S 81 ioe Juns H.
IA Ass 9, :Sr Comply 2. 1snina Briisaia-xo-
senufi Davtdsou W A. Coan-Judgmsnt
gHAneecy0u verdict: signed.
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tlaAsf sons 4 Co N r J. Graham-
Jansk vssasiek " L sssis-Jadsmsss ies -
csiuf< 81. Z rus.. sound Railroad Company
W Dansnahsasy -ssssemsns Of fscss settled end
@. ". NHillss " George Fossiss -ssassmsas o.
secss ss4bmtttsd. coounusd 70 yuns IL
The 4llossing eaocs were ct for tIial:
CeauH hta Puget Sound RAilsosd Company
- J. yADaai-June 2l
ns s.s:t. a,., .ys 3 Founders cen'.a, VIZ
Yse!sf Mood. Cosi 4 Lumber Company "a -
eseio W$odea wass Compapy-ynne n
J. d. slowman ct 81. "a Daniel etsvous-
J. y. :lewnaa Ct o. ~ D. otsvsns q al
J. .. Sowmaa ~ D. ". West q al.--JunsM
Wessten Nh Company " BysSs England
% Al: Ine =
Lois sf.hsIl ct Al "a seattle Transfer Com
pany-Slne -
sens g Bsitlsh colunbls Va 9. Baxter q a.
g. Sssiss.rs.s .. ii. ". x x.rvin :. al
r. A. Sersg ". q. J. Auderson-Juus -
J. snch Of al Va T. J. Scoones--Juue -
Il. ~ Nrmouy Va T.. MclAchlsn ct ai.-JuDH a
q. CSusssn Va Esther A. LAusiaad % al
y. bssc ocs va Catherine To,lnss-Juns a
Wan - Va Alice Nul!sr-Juns ~
Pl,nArs ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Estas< Of Charles 1. Hubbard Posisiou for
proosssSd fosssGu viii: 10 b hoard June "a
EssAtkoi sArah A boyce-Bond died ana ap-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-11

N. Kerns. Who VAS arrested by Osicer
Baidns Friday evening FOR stealing two
eggs from she oyster stand OF ]. II. Davis.
ca Jackson street. conducted his own
case in the municipal conr: yesterday
morning and secured an aequI.iai.
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Deposit you. earnings with the ruSe:
So3r1 saviaSs hack- Security unlimited.
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HOITrS OAK GROVE SCHOOL

Nulhrae. sas Matee Cauass. sas-
Number q ps2zaa .Irrzs~@ sssiesAss hesae
seaaos sor sova rs g.stassss srs - s~s 70 tss
zzssoz. exaz-saAszaa.
FAN Term Opens Aaxast 1.
s<rs ssr eAEas9xSe ia u Ho.EE. Pa %.
MAsss< ex -Ssass ssssssotsr4sss - Fsssse 2ssksae
tirA
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yos Izsess .snss - ]. :. xeca.sass. gsxvsa
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60 Gay. Pa g. - pEoerr&aa ssasxss.
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coRseTs. coRsers.

- Asasn Chlidren's Corset
Waists. all s,res. only 33c . pair.
% dozen Chudren's Corsss
WAists, with taper buttons ana
square button holea u Aoc .
pair.
The I. Z C. Ladies' strip Ger.
Get. In tan, brown and blue. extra
long. worth Use. only Soc . pair.
d only for the best lifting. fast
black. SHOOK, Preach Ahaps
Corset. or the celebrated schil-
ling Model Form Try . pair aud
II not satisfactory your money
VIII b ehserfui:y refunded.
Headquarters for the celebrated
schiiiins and Thompson Glove
Fitting corsets.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-03-18
Telodvnamic rr.n.m ission.

The term "telodynamic transmits.
sion" is applied to the use of wire
ropes for the transmission Of greater
amount of power than would be posi-.
BILE with weaker material, employed
sometimes for direct haulage, and
more rarely used like ordinary belts t.
connect rotating pieces The ropes
most commonly used have six strands
each containing six wires and hemp
strand in the center, and for these
ropes with thirty-six wires the diam
eter of the rope is nine and one-fourth
times the diameter of the single wires;
the number of strands and of wires in
each strand is, however, arbitrary,
and ropes of eight strands, each of
ten wires, of ten strands, each of nine
wires, and various other proportions,
are likewise adopted. The breaking
strength of iron wire varies from
$4,000 to 1850 pounds per square
inch, and the greater working stress
has been fixed at $4,000 pounds per
square inch. Steel wire ropes are
preferred to iron ones; a rope running
day and night lasts about 200 to $50
days II of iron, and $50 to 800 days II
of steel
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-03-18
N0TEs OF SCIENCE.
LATEST ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE
PROGRESSIVE FIELD.
a. Inventien to Increase the Speed OF
tAs sprinter-A Hose for Kansas
Observation-Disclosures Assortment
~ Wonder Workers
cyclone H.as.s

A structure for use in countries
where hurricanes and cyclones are liza
BILE to occur. and which will afford
secure Temporary. shelter during tho
heaviest storms, Is. shown in the ac-,
companying illustration and has, been
invented by Kansas man. A num-
Der Of posts are arranged in . circle
and inclined to. connect with each
other at the top, forming, q. conioal
shell, She lower ends of the posts be-
ing firmly secured to horizontal anahor
beams some distance below the surface
of the ground. This framework is COW
cred by a sheathing of heavy plnnls,
the top layens of which are nailed one
upon the other and shaped to form. q
rounded top. The plank covering ex-
tends short distance below the
ground, and this covering is metal
clad, making an earth connection for
electrical currents, conducting wires
also leading from the lower edge Of
the covering further down into the
ground A heavy door, also covered