The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-05

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* Essex. was 20 great faVorlto
with Queen Elizabeth. and she
advanced him rapidly until he was
made the earimariial of EuFland and
master general Of the ordnance.
There would have been no limit To-
his power had be- been able 20 rrtaiu
the favor uf the good Queen Bless. "
but he was impctuous and indiscree,.
AZ the zenith of royal favor he took
no care OF his actions. Al The coun-
ga board he contradictcd the queen,
ANA in return she gave his smart
box ON the enr. This 50 angered MIN
hat he arose iu extreme wrath.
clappcd his hand upon his sword ma
Hworc that he would lot nave taken
such an anront cvcn from Henry
VIZ.
Ana 90 show his resentment Dever-
euN made "a composition with the
ebcls in Ireland. and quilted his gov
eminent. without leave for either pro-
Dccaing. when he returned Co Lon
don hc was arrested and Jailed anc
arrangements were mBdc to trv MIN
tor treason While IN prison he is
said to have intrusted 10 the Count
ess OF N~otunghtm "a ring which ne
had received from The queen. when
hish in favor. with the promise Go
pardon any odcase on its |prcseuta-
ton Contrary to her pledge. the
countess retained the ring. which
might have been the means ~ say
inr him from execution. Upon her
deg hbed she confessed her guilt and
Elizabeth IL said Go have exclaimed.
Cod may forgifc sou. but new
viii rl
Even when Essex returned from
ireland ne had not entirely lost the
good ace ~ the queen Tor me con-
scented 10 receive him at three air
fercnt times but Cccl treated him
culdly aud turne the queen against
him. A has, third visit she told HIN
the council would require an EXPLAIN
ton of his desrrtioa and he was or
oered 10 keen his chamber.
EsseN wis arrested on October J..
1899. and was first confined In York
hcuse. lie was kept, by the royal
order. In complete seclusiou. ana al'
expression of sympathy with him.
even nmuns his servants. were strong
j. deprecated by the authorities.
When he news that Ess,x was ser
iously 100 RJs conveyed To- Elizabeth
IL did not Lessen her anger. The
publication COZ pamphlets in his behalf
was prohibited.
But the people were friends 10
water or hut air one. cover an such
parts with coat OF paint sucn as IS
especially prepared TO prevent rust
upon furnace. Paint the piping also,
especially 3d., he joints. Much pipin ,
these dass b. covered with a suitable
covering which prevents loss of heat
from radiation where u Is not needed.
This " .Yurse prevents rusiing Tin
hot air pipes can also be covered 90
advantage. lf a steam or bot water
furnace L. NOT brickset Caud most are
not these dassb a covering Of asbes-
tos. which may be applied in the furm
at plaster. VIII prevent much useless
radiation from the furnace.
d Is most Important that any FUR
mace shall have all SCOT and scale aun
dirt removed rom all parts OF a. u
your chimney Is tile lined Il will be-
much easier % maintain a good drau,
and q good draft is most essential 10
rconomlcaI .0ai consumption. ~ youi
furnace d""s not burn up well con-
suit Tome Competent person about
your chimnrs height. sometimes tl,
pipe placed ga top 81 "a chimney and
! PROTECTING Dove Il Will make "a vast
dinerenUo 100 some eases ID will be
Necessary 200 Increase the height Of
the chimney. but by al means have
enough drail.
Sometimes the reason Tor a pooi
Draft is that the size Of the smoke
pipe connecting the furnace with the
chimney ls too small, that Is. the pipe
Is not lurgo rnOugh In diameter This
pipe shuuIH pc as large as possible
the dampsf LOO II may be used 90 chceh
the ure 3D. fhere Is too much draft
often sout .~0liccis Just inside the spot
whore thr furnace smoke pipe reaches
into the chimney.
~ your furnace Il q water tube
steam on, % Is most important 20.