Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-07

the latitude Of London, IN an ndyor-
Using novelty OF the Scottish Provi-
dent Institution.
In the German empire according to
an English summary OF the latest avail
able statistics. there are 10000 cstab-
| liahmcnts using machine power for
manufacturing. mining and commercial
purposes. Excluding wind and electric
motors. the aggregate capacity " tho
motor II more than 3.t2i,OO0 horse pow
cr, OF which steam supplies 1g.i per
cent water power 1874 per cent, and
gas engines only f.G per cent. Petro-
lcum. bcnzine. ether. hot-air and COM
pressed air furnish an insignificant part
Of the power. For transportation on
the German railways the loco
motives OF ordinary HuaRo ut an aver
nge OF $50 horse power-an aggregate OF
100000 horse power II available. The
power employed In agriculture In not
stated. although II is known that steam
IN used at $4,000 places for ngricultu-
RAJ purposes. without counting steam
ploMH and daifies. Tho machine power
used averages 30 horse power for every
100 hands employed. reaching 1854
horse power for each 100 hands In the
mining Industry. and being 1as In the
chemical Industry.
Experience IL making II evident that
the utilization Of the waste gases 81
blast furnaces. now being tried In
small way. ~ matter Of no small Inn
portancc. Mr.. H. Ailen. an English en-
rinecr. states that the gaa IL never
too poor To burn satisfactorily In tho
gas engines. that Il IL very uniform In
quality. and that each cubic foot repre-
sentH 2s.3ss foot-poundH of work. I'm
der steam boiler. however, II yields
less than one fourth Of the power Il will
develop IN the Rns engine. a new $50
horsepower engine for the German
calcium carbide plant u run on 100 Gu
bic feet OF the gan per hour for each In
dicatcd horse power. which IN equlvn-
lent TO about IL pounds OF coke
charged Into n furnace. and II regard
ed as very remarkable result
To maintain extremely low temporal
lures by means OF freezing substances
requires careful Insulation. Prof. w.
liempel finds that cidcr.down ~ the
best inHulator, carefully dried wool be-
Ing nearly na Rood ana cheaper. and
That both are much better than the
specially devised vacuum. jacketcd tube
OF Prof. Dcwar. Starting at about 10
degrees below zero r.. the rise In tenn
pcrnturc under protection OF the elder.
down was only % degrees In ~ hours,
while In the pewar tubes the Increase
was 20 degrees to isi degrees.
,,"sa,,'s,,,,, ~ ,.,s, lh.luuins uc
~, - L. ,,ns,'n y. tovu " simple methods
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ger.
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nr viii H., ~ w h'ounls' 'ne VISIT
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t.hssvhdi. r s,.,,,,n,,. s sr,, s.yl'a ana
.naiY .u's; Nitlt'hs runs; going north
exc,,ing ,e,,,, , a.or,n nt yea WIZ ndd |
vii, H. ,',i,'s'.,,,, iIii'hu"h steamer
osn,s1, 80, n,'u manned WIN
,i..'.,n,. w.. III, reN VIII receive a
,,,,,s.t,l 'ns MOTION from hidden |
s''.,,d.,, y ~ cpneenien run VIII
,hat a.. 90, - " ~ oihiin.i
a,,Is,'s c,an.,,,a. .s ,ni,r,"ushuu, the
ia,,a N"''e'"s 'e'"'H VIII DC narNel-
''"s'
ne .,us W. r nfS S1nnonly believed TO
ana,gh !, NV, ,. ,A,,'hg on surfaces sold
oht.",a -, . :" me iaet that the
,,',.,,,, 49,. ~, ~ "I,ch comparatively
len, .,'n VIZ nininlc tncofy inHufii-
,,,..I1Is "ne. Nati"nH uuflhK re-
....,, 'VvH,orm last october. In
ha,,',,s n".e proven 20 pr. w. Mein.
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