Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-04-07

norman Republican maJOrltioe ~ VIC
other sections Of the hitherto Re-
publican states and the victory will
be ours. The only man, In my
opinion, who can do this and who
is radical 10 standing for the above
is the Hon. William Randolph Hearst,
of New York "
MIR. p. v. DeGraw OF the Eastern
Press Bureau Of the Worlds Fair,
located in this city, is in receipt
OF advices that most unique and
universally useful invention will
make its first appearance before the
public in the Palace Of Machinery
at ST. Louis.
1t is claimed for this wonder Of
the twentieth century that IL will be
boon OF inestimable value 10 far
mers, city folks, manufacturers gen
orally, oil producers, railroads,
breweries, miners, in fact to every
one engaged in liftingand distribut-
ing water and perhaps greatest Of
all to the cultivators Of land and
raisers Of stock in the arid regions,
as ssrough It's use water may be
drawn and distributed at will either
BY clocl5work. electricity or hand
power. The invention is known as
the Deis pump, tits compact about
four feet high by probably three
feet in circumference but its sizeis
apparently no indication ofits great.
ness from the viewpoint Of general
utility. The pump Is 10 be manu-
featured in three standard styles.
No. / will be arranged so that II
may be readily wound In two or
three minutes TO rum six or eight
hours This pump may be attached
to the windmill devices now so gen
orally used, thus obviating the ne.
cessity Of waiting for wind In order
to secure force for lifting water.
IT is designed also for special use IN
dry regions for irrigating lands,
thus obyiating losses Of crops and
cattle drought.
No. 2 will DO electrical in cha rae
ter, so equipped that IL may be at
tached TO an electric current. Il
will have capacity 81 pumping 20
gallons a minute aud by connecting
by wire a series OF pumps between
Washington aud Philadelphia, for
instance, oil the pumping stations
along tho route may be operated
through a motor stationed at oneend
Of the line thus making saving, II
is claimed, Of upwards Of 0pereent.
in the present lifting power now en-
ployed, The No 2pnmp Is also to be-
constructed especially heavy, 50 as
to be utilized for similar service 10
operating oil wells, mines. filtration
plants. breweries and al establish.
menis requiring heavy pumping
power.
No. 3 will be hand pump opera
ted by the swinging Of pendulum
so finely adjusted, or balanced, that
il may readily be worked by q
small child A cord may be- attach.
ed to the pendulum so as To work IL
from the house, or any given point,
and by the means OF pipe line
water may thus be conveyed where.
ever desired.
A most attractive feature Of the
Deis invention is claimed 10 be the
easy purchase price al which the
pumps may be obtained
EbS
When Congressman Litiiefold,
last year, had printed in the Con.
gressional Record his list ot 500
trusts, with nearly $4,000, 900, 600
Of capital, tho country was startled
at the exhibit. Now comes MIR. John
Moody a Wall Street publisher,
with new book entitled THE
Truth About the Trusts, which
gives us even high figures.
Mr.. Moody gives a classified list
of the leading trusts 10 the United
States. He gives 31s important IN
dustrial trusts, controlling 5,2ss
plants, having total capitalization
outstanding Of $7.246,34 ,533. He
enumerates III important franchise
trusts telephone. gas, electric light
and street railway CONSULTATIONS,
controlling 1886 plants, and having
a total outstanding capitalization OF
s3, 1886, 456 ,07b He discusses the
six great steam railroads groups
with total capitalization Of $9,Ol7,,
OS6. 9O7, and the ten allied indepen-
dent railroads systems having a
capitalization Of 1880, 277, 900