The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-27

FOR BEAUTY, ESPECIALLY MY FRIEND
HERE, WHO Is BucKING Me FOR THE
OFFICE"
pay good round price to get him back;
or we will get left on the election.
Hurry home, and run off 1000 hand
bills, offering 800 reward for informa-
tion of his whereabouts Head it
'LosTr so that it will attract atten-
tion. Then get out an extra issue of
the paper, and pour hot shot into
Riley Holt. BY the way, you can do it
all thro ugh the paper, and save cost of
the bills. Give it to him hard Re-
member the city backs you"
The following is the editorial that
appeared in the next edition of the To-
cal paper:
While delivering a telling speech at
Red Rock, last night, the mayor of
this city was actually abducted from
the stand where he was making the
effort of his life. The lights were put
out, and the mayor was taken away
on horse. That sncaking reptile,
lliley Holt, who is his political oppo.
nent, and one Dirty Dave, who was
run out of this city for not changing
his clothes since the town site was 10.
Gated, and who is n fit companion for
Riley, are known to be responsible for
the mayors disappearance as they
were heard forming the plot after tho
first speech of Saturday night, when
his honor did the eowardly Riley up so
badly that the crowd left the grounds
before Riley had said n dozen words
This city offers II reward of 500
for any information that will
mayor, and if the town of Red
Rock had not been dead for the past
decade she would do likewise. In all
probability the editor of the sheet pub.
lished in Red Rock will not know OF
the rascally abduction until he receives
this paper. He Is Holt man, and is
some years behind the present progress
sive era. His skull is thick, and con-
sequently there is very little room for
brain. He is in the first edition of
Darwin, and his correct name is Mon
key. If he can get some one to read
him and his bird Riley, they may get
something of an idea of its meaning
during the next month, and then you
will see some charging.
The senator's people are always at
home, and would drink a quart of
mountain sage-tea for the pleasure of
business call from either or both Of
the vermin.
We are informed that the red
headed lawyer, who, on the Fourth of
July. got drunk and fell out of the
stand and broke his arm, and
threatened to sue the city for damages,
is going to take the stump for Riley.
lie is a good sample of Red Rocks
lawyers, and his step will show the
height Of his aspirations.
If our mayor is not set at liberty
within forty-eight hours after this
M, b1icu fip,, fhara I,a covor,l ro,,
holes dug, and some of them will be
filed with dead politicians. We mean
business.
The mayors wife kicked the bark
off all the trees in the front yard then
took her gun, mounted her horse, and
started for Red Rock. The town is
liable to be aroused to activity in the
near future. When villainy is so ram
pant that community will steal
candidate for office, and that, too,
while delivering n speech, the line
should be drawn and stealing punished
by hanging. w. w. GARrNER.
Spinning and Weaving.
The Introduction of an artificial hu
midity into the English spinning and
weaving mills, by the injection of
steam, has not been attended by the
satisfactory results anticipated. In
addition to the large cost of such a
system, the failure of the steam to
humidity in proportion to the vapor
discharged isan important point noted,
and, as there can be no injection at
lower temperature than 900 degree
condensation takes place, causing dr. p
all over the place. But the most ser.-
Gus objection brought against such a
use of steam is the injurious effect it
has on the health of the work people,
and, though nearly all humidificrs are
so constructed as to blow steam
through series of large pipes into
sheds, the effect is much the same, and
the temperature is raised to very
high pitch. AS in all mills the atmos-
phere is excessively dry, imprcgnatcd
with dust and small particles of cotton,
and consequently injurious to health,
the system most urgently advocated by
many is the vaporizing of water. which
can be warm in winter and cold in
summer. Dry air causes, of course cx
cessive evaporation from the body and
affects the breathing organs. as the air
of the lungs is always saturated with
moisture, consequently moisture in
the air Is absolutely necessary to
health. Tho pleasantest and hcalthicst
humidity of the air is found to he
sixty-fivc 10 seventy-five per cent and,
therefore. when mills contain only
thirty-five TO forty-fivc per cent it is
unhealthy.
Devices for Woodworking.
Some ingcn ous devices in wood