Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-30

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Ines 10 navigate tho depths OF the
sea and dirlgible air-shins 40 navi-
gate the air the N-rayA, 40 valuable
Too surgery. with innumerabie other
inventions and discoveries so conduc-
i've 60 our wcll-being and to our en-
ioyment But perhaps the most Won
defiu discovery and invention OF them
au Is that % wireless teiegraphy now
brought TO such perfection that
regular commercial Installation Is In
run and complete working order be-
tween ireland and America, every tap
of the little Morse sounder given al
Cane Breton IN Canada being record
ed with perfect distinctness at tho
receiving station on the Irish Coast
more than three thousand miles dis
tant And truly startling and marvel
luus ls the apparatus which sets up
those electrical vibrations which pull
safe IN less than second OF time
across the broad Atlantic and are
recorded there the same instant they
are given. In the centre Of a largo
shed Is huge coil connected by cables
with great series OF metallic plates.
fctming gigantic battery. charged
by powerful dynamos. and having
such Intensity that e Is danerous to
approach nearer than six or seven
feet But the sending Of message
Is still more startling. At frst a deep
Verherates from the battery, and then,
as each spark passes, the deafening
uprcad IL indescrbable; crash-crash
--crash--as though a violent skirm-
ish were taking place between two
opposing pickets OF soldiers. now flr-
Ing Volley after volley. or now irreg-
ular file firing; until. the message
completed, the uproar ceases and
again all Is calm. And who knows
whether or no those pulsating vibra-
ticns reach our nelghbor Mars. for
the void OF space can otfer no resis-
lance But this we do know, that in
the Great Hereafter when carth-fet-
tiers are thrown aside and mortality
has put on Immortality. those who by
patient continuance in well doing and
by faith In the crucihed Son Of God,
who by suffering In their stead has
opened the gates OF the glory land TO
all believers. have become inheritors
Of that realm. Will be able. like the
angels OF God. I'm the fash Of thought
TO traverse the gulf between earth and
heaven. But alas there are others
for whom IS reserved but the black
ness Of darkness.--A Banker.
One Who Hopes on the Sth OF Nav
To Annihilate 1907. Mr.. Louis Bren-
Time and Space. nan exhibited at a
meeting OF the Royal
ansim which stirred the Imagination
Of every beholder and. reported next
morning by the newspapers, aroused
tho amazed interest OF the world. This
invention consists Of car that runs
on a single rail, standing erect like
bicycle when IN motion. but, unlike the
bicycle. remaining equally stable when
at rest. Mr.. Brennan Is an Irishman
born in Casttlebar IS years ago, al
though you would never believe IT,
for an active out-of-door life has kept
him strong and young. As child ne
had, what he has never lost, the power
of wonder. He wondered at the vast
ness and mystery OF the Australian
bush when. al the age of IA, he jour
neyed through II. lie fancied this vast
silent region crowded with cities aud
busy with the activities OF man; ana
he tried to conjecture by what means
a great future population would be
moved about over Il easily and swift
~ Mr.. Brennan experimental with
spinninR-tops. until ne has at last pro-
duced "a model SO practical that the
British war office-a cold -blooded body
not at all inclined to give up money
easily-has recently. on the advice OF
its experts, appropriated for Mr.. Bren-
nan the sum Of $4,000 10 enable him
TO build a large mOnO-rail car on the
plan OF his present small model, and
has offered him the use OF the governs
ment torpedo factory at Chatham for
the pursuit OF his mono-rail expert
ments, i'm which he will have imported
military assistance This invention.
II Il fulfills its promise, vii make San
Francisco and New York days jour
ney apart. and make South Africa 10
London a six-day trip.-From Nc
Clure's,
Iron Eaten Ask almost any in
by Hydrogen, telligent man why
Not Oxygen. iron trusts, and he
will probably explain
at tedious length that II Is all due 10
the oxygen OF the air Ever since chem
istry became a more or less exact
science. which was over a century ago,
that theory has been generally ac-
cepted. Now an American physicist.
DR. Cushman, comes along and an
nounces that rusting Is really due to
electricity. DR.. Cushman started his
researches with the object OF discov-
e-lng some method of preventing the
corrosion Of wire fences--a subject
OF vital interest TO farmers. he
achieved more than he anticipated. He
found that the first attack on the iron
is made by hydrogen In the form OF
exceedingly small particles, but not as
the textbooks have taught us by oxy-