The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-21

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. :ssg1o~7 has tHvent@4 an apperasos for eool-
! tx the ar - ra.ps 81 The seton Of sn2
I watfr. ~ has ofgees9 hts invention "a, the
! government ~ toe United Sta.ss through
I Representative Lew{s TIE exp@-rs q ena
/ navy department are n0w engaged in IT.
{ *es~igat1ag shs merits OF TIE invention
Roughly SEATED, the pr.Dc4pa! Of DR. Lew
Is Invention IL the 5gsl6tng oe a great
tank along ths ksei Of the strip with r,gos >
opening into the ses covered With strain
I era. and with a force p8rnE, connection.
he ar = forced into tsfs tank. where il IL
/ proposed 70 e5ol IL ~ the SEA wafer which
- admitted - The form NJ sTrzy Hzvlng
performed 80 duty % Purifying and cooling
ne ar, ths water co5lecIs into q deep well
With which the water tank e connected
I aad from thence - expelled into the s@a nv
fnFafs o. the forcs pump. Or. Lewls mas
ssfat 10 the navy department quite eIaoo-
Tste desgT1s explaining hls invention and
TIE manner o. operation. The experts az
the department have not Yes formulated
'hesr report thereon. Should IL prove 10
cs p success. the Cors~t r7leffon az .aes.
t4nks II waFs7ips would probably F,e done
- soon az n1ss1Dle II Coo; air could -
far1l sTsesi il the interior OF battles at;a.
s1Sn IL action or " Gen cruising under tho
burning sun OF the equator. II would bs
one % the greatest blessings that could -.
conferred upon thore who go down 10 the
ga In ships
John Hansen, now IN tho ufe-sav.r,e
service A. North Cove Wash mas fled
application Win the treasury darar+rre
TOR transfer 70 'ae lighthouse work.
y. T. Carrci. o. S~attie, has Offered his
services 10 the president as an officer N
ne minute regiment 7ow being raised eo-
ffiha- Carroll - graduate Of the "a
nous TaSgart military school a. phtla-
delphia. and enlisted in the ciyH war
abosit the time ~ the first battle of Bun
Pun lie served uuti the surrender az
Lee under Mcclellan Meade. Burnside ard
Grant. He wa also for a time in the
navy. and served unaer Commodores rr-
pont and Wyuan Three times during
lie wer was Mr.. Carroll wounded First
a. the capture u Port Royal. IN ls5t. Iexr
a tie siege 81 Petersburg IN ;Ao4 ard
again just before the cl)s@ % tha war
Although 81 years u age Mr. Carroll IL
nov IA perfect health and has the a1-
vantage OF h&Tigg haA the yellow fever
ana passed through three epsicn.tes OF that
n af disease. II Is NJ. al all Improbable
IN view OF his IaaEt services that his offer
aill he rsvorably considered by the pres!-
dent and the secretary OF war.
Ad-ien Monod. French consular agent a.
Seattle. has appealed 70 me PRESIDENT
through the French ambassador In this
ely. for The pardon of Louis Morei. a ma
tise az France. recently incaxcerat~i in
fhe SEATTLE jail for having gwen whisky 10
an frdan, Which he did not know con-
stitUied an off.n~e against the laws OF this
country. According 10 Morers story. he
was approached b the Indian who seem
ed 70 be Ia great pain ard who told him
that they would not sell him whisky at
.he sa!o1n because he was an Indian anf
that he vas IN great need. so
that he gave McFel money 10 buv
the whisky. and WIEN Morel brought
II back an officer appeared ard
arrested him. lie did rot denY hat ne
purchased ne liquor or that nc I'D ~ a.
,he Indians request. Having pleaded
guilty he was sentenced 20 tao months in
tse lall and having M properly viii have
10 remain another month Judge Han
ford aIld pistrict Attorney Gay have both
fagotahly iu4oFsed tina petition for par