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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-10

is certainly a model of Typographical
perfection.
The Harpers have just published a
new edition of MacauIay's "Miscellan-
eOus Works, five volumes, bound in a
beautiful shade of red crash buckram
with gold stamping on the backs, gilt
tops. and untrimmed edges. The vol
umes are artistic and durable. The
Miscellaneous Works include Ma
caulay's critical. and historical essays;
his biographies of such men as Gold
smith, Johnson, Pitt and others; his
speeches, and contributions to Knights
Quarterly. collected and edited by his
sister, Lady Trevelyan.
Topeka friends of S. NJ. Gardenhire
will read the following press notice
with interest. Probably few authors
have been compared to literary celebri-
ties of such differing types as has Mr.
Samuel NJ. Gardenhire. His first novel,
LUX Crucis. A Tale of the Great A pos
tie" was thought by many critics to
place the name of Mr.. Gardenhige with
those of the creators of "QuO Nadis'
and of Ben Hur:" The publication of
The Silence of Mrs. Harold caused
him to be hailed as a new Charles
Reade in skilful MISREPRESENTATION while
his latest volume, THE Long Arm
(Harpers) challenges comparison with
Conan Doyle in the field of detective
fiction. Doubtless Mr. Gardenhire's
versatility is due in large measure to
the fact that he has an extensive ex-
perience upon which to draw. He is
a lawyer by profession, but has had in
addition a number of years of active
political and journalistic life, and has
Travelled extensively. For the past
twelve years he has practised law in
New York, engaging in literary work in
the few intervals afforded him by his
profession.
Although it is still rather far ahead
ready possible to mention some of the
more important ones which win be
published in the latter part of February
or early in March Frances Powell,
Mary Tappan Wright, Mary Raymond
Shipman Andrews, Cy Warman. Nelson
Lloyd Harrison Robertson, and Jesse
Lynch Williams viii have new books
of fiction this year and Frances Hodg-
son Burnett's remarkable story he
Dawn of a Tomorrow viii be publish
ed very soon in book form. Professor
John c. Van Dykes, THE opal Sea,
written on somewhat the same lines as
1.-THE Desert" viii be brought out this
spring and among the more serious
books The Problem of the Old Tesla
ment.v by James Orr; 1.-THE Develop
ment of Palestine Exploration by
Frederick J. Bliss. George Santayana's
Reason in Science fifth and final
volume of his Life of Reason and
Frederick Paulsen's THE German Uni
versities' translated by Frank Thilly
are among the earliest and most i'm
portant titles.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-10
CHESS.
BY the Kansas State Chess
Forecaster.

THE material for this column is fur
nished by The Kansas State Chess as
ISOLATION. A. l.. Wagenseller, Junction
City. president. and o. c. Brett of Hum
boldt, secretary.
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Reward

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have rot been tempered with.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-25

of organization II has also exposed itself 10
criticism for building with extreme haste the
most experimental vessel ever designed.
Even II the choice of the primary battery and
the distribution of the guns have been sane
toned by scientific tests-and this is considered
controversial matter by so eminent an expert
as Sir William White-the adaptability OF tur-
bine engines to so large battleship has beeh
assumed experimentaliy, and the construction OF
hold and high gun platforms undertaken as a
most complex problem of weights and mechan-
ism when the data for inferring results are most
inadequate. No expert can assert with conn-
dence that q war vessel revolutionary as the
Dreadnought was justified by the Admiralty
tests with the Amethyst and Topaze, the success
of the new Allan liners. the voyages OF the Car
mania and the satisfactory operation OF high
speed and low speed turbines in the Yarrow
cruiser Great risks were taken The British gov
eminent in its contracts for the new Cunard-
ers now under construction and in Its invest
rnent Of FL 10000 in this turbine leviathan. has
not acted with caution and conservatism, but
with almost speculative ardor. The time test
for the rapid building OF battleship would have
been applied more prudently when more positive
conclusions concerning the operation Of turbine
engines in big ships could be drawn than are
now justified. The Admiralty will greatly in
crease its prestige for foresight and enterprise
II the Dreadnought carries out the promises OF
the venturesome designers. Other governments
will be well advised If they act more deliber-
ately and allow themselves a little time for
profting by British experience /. n. F.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-25
COMPLETE. PLANT IN ITSELF.

a searching investigation of the system dis
closes that it is designed at all points to meet the
requirements of a complete and perfect acetylene
gas plant, being constructed upon the principles Of
hydrostatics water valves. suggested by
up-to-date science, and Endorsed by actual exper
ience
The acetylene is controled-or locked in-by water
valves water seals, throughout; this is recog-
nized as the only means by which absolute safety
can be secured. The system of washing. cooling
purifying the gas is equally novel and efficient
After leaving the purifier. the acetylene is stored
in an independent holder, thus insuring an evenly
regulated pressure 10 the burners That this may
be the easily understood, IL may be well to
describe the components of the plant: There are
a tank. in which the gas is generated a second.
in which the gas is washed and cooled; third,
having two vertical compartments. where the gas
is enriched and purified, and fourth, which serves
the gas holder.
An important feature is that. there being no
carbon or smoke. from the gas, ceilings. decora-
tions, paintings. etc, not discolored or in the
least affected; which also accounts for its hygienic
OH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-25
SPRING At L4KEWOOD.
Early Birds Herald Its ArriOal-
Golfng Season Opened.

Lakewood. n. ]. Feb "a (speciap.-Spring sun
shine and warmth have brought the birds from the
southland and among those heard in the pine
woods this week were the bluebird and the cardinal
redbrd Old time residents of Lakewood say that
the coming of these birds is sign of an early
spring.
Each OF John D. Rockefeler's employees found
a S. bill in his pay envelope this week. Enclosed
with the bill was a note saying that the extra
amount was a valentine and presented with
Mr.. Rockefellers compliments. Where Mr. Rookie
Teller is remains a mystery to his neighbors none
OF whom has seen him since early in December. II
he is in Lakewood he has kept himself so carefully
concealed that none of the village folks has thus
far had a glimpse of him. Mrs. Rockefeller and
her sister, Miss Lucy Speman. are occupying the
Rockefeller country home in Ocean-ave, and will
remain there until May.
Lakewood huntsInen enjoyed a ride to hounds on
Washngton's Birthday with the Georgian Court
pack Henry Lloyd Herbert was NJ. F. H. The
meet was in the field the south side Of Lake
Carasaljo opposite the old boathouse. and the scent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-25
ACETYLENE GAS PLANT.
1T CONES FROM IRELAND.
Scientific duplication of Principles
of Hgdrostatics ProUides
Factor of Safety.

In the early days of acetylene. futile attempt
was made TO establish plant here on large
scale; the gas was then too much of an unknown
quantity for the movement to succeed.
It remained for the "Ould Dart TO introduce in
America-to which she has chiefly been engaged in
furnishing men OF parts-a complete plant. Such
an one, the Sunbeam the subject of pub
lie test and demonstration at the headquarters OF
the Fire Departmental 67th-st. between Lexing-
ton and 50 aves-recently by permission of the Fire
Commissioner. through the recommendation of the
Bureau of Combustbles. which reported that this
plant has many features which are not embodied
in any of domestic manufacture. and it would be
source of information TO the members Of the bu-
reau as well as 10 others of the Fire Department,
TO see the machine in operation. There were pres
ent George E Murray, inspector in chief. Bureau
OF Combustibles; Peter Seery fire marshal; Will
lam A Anderson. superintendent, and Alfred
Simms inspector in chief of the New-York Board
OF Fire Underwriters, and several gentlemen in
terested IN negotiations for the purchase of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-25
HOW THE PLANT WORKS.

The generation OF the gas is scientifically con-
trolled by its own pressure. For example, with the
lights turned off-and a live charge IN the gem
erator-generation will go until the gas-holder
IS full when the back pressure Immediately gathers
in the generator bell forcing 1t up until the carbide
cage is out of the water then the heat of the
bide dries out the moisture that IL contains, and
causes IL cease making until the burners are
turned again, when the pressure the gas
holder and the generator bell is simultaneously
lieVed, and the latter drops down into the water
and exhausts the charge This action is reliable
and sensitive mercury. the gas being thus pro-
duced a q uniform speed of generation, only as
required, ana at d low temperature. There can be
no waste from overpressuTe; and. of course, no
escape valves bloW-on pipes required. as in
other systems.
Another important feature OF this novel machine
is the automatic removal OF air from the charging
cylinder in the bell OF the at each char
ing operation; this produces gas free from air
ana thus rendered nOn-explosive, and OF the high
est possible candle-uouer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-25
DIFFERENCE I'M SIZE OF CLAIMS.

O. B. Stilman. who has large sugar interests in
Cuba, tells this story of attempt to settle the
tangled affairs of Pittsburg firm which found
itself insolvent
Among other creditors was New-Yorker who
had balance Of $3.50 coming to him This man
wanted his money and went to Pittsburg to SOC
about it. He was good taIxer and persuaded the
hrIn 10 pay him off in he could get the other
creditors to grant extension Of time
The New-Yorker called meeting of the creditors
ana talked 10 them eioquently about the prosnects
OF the firm getting its feet again if il only
had time He made good impression and seemed
10 nave won out, when a little old man in the no Of
OF tne room arose. In sQueaky voice declared Thai
wait for IL. '' want 10
Don't you think it is rather selfish OF Won 70 il, .
teriere with this plan, in which all of the o,ba-
creditors have agreed?' asked the NeN,IyoTyllner
We are willing 10 wait for the amount If on
e can Every one OF US including myself believes
much is your claim any Way?' III"
In the same piping voice the little old man an
clam?" ~" much Is your
The New-YoIker. with only $2S5 due s,hsida5
ahd the nrm paid 90 cents on the dollar u'