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A Possible Danger of Steam Jets as ire Extinguishers.

For many years steam jets have been considered excellent means for extin- guishing fires in inclosed spaces, and examples of their good services have been abundant. The theory of their ac- tion of course is, like that of the several kinds of fire extinguishing powders | which have been proposed at different | times, that the steam in the one case aud the stifling fumes from the powders in the other displace the air in any par- ticular space under consideration, and with it the oxygen as well, by which alone combustion can be sustained.

In at least one instance, however, the position was taken that if the steam jets did not extinguish a fire promptly they soon became a source of danger, and as such were held accountable for the loss about a year ago of a cargo steamer carrying several bundred tons of coal and as many more of miscel- laneous chemicals aud old rope. Fire broke out in one of the holds, which were fitted with steam jet fixtures, and the jets were at once turned on. On the day following it was proposed to try a hose in addition to the jets, and one of the upper deck hatches was therefore taken off.

The almost immediate result was a violent explosion, killing one of the officers and sectiously injuring another. All the other batches were blown off at the same time, and the sbip began to leak, so that she soon had to be aban- doned. One explanation advanced was that the steam from the jets, passing over the incandescent cargo, formed

water gas, which, with suitable air ad- mixture, became explosive, with the result noted. The theory is not a com- forting one, but whether it portrays a possible condition ef things yet remains to be demonstrated.—Cassier’a Maga- zine.

The artist had most grapbicaliy de- picted the point in the game wher» it was apparently the young man’s move, and be seemed just to realize the fact

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EASY FOR MORPHY. A ory of the Great Chess Maste ; and 2 elebrated Painting. | Ca reading the notescn Paul Mor pbs visit to Philadelphia I : n L 1 i n | With djs St to in I i ihe | t ich ¥ related t y | some years ago by the I r. H. oF that city ido not remember ever to | have seen it in print. Mr. M y WAS | . H.’s guest while in t t 1 | on bis arrival was first ushered into the | library, and his attention was at once attracted by a painting over the mun- | tel, which wasa fine copy of a cele- brated painting representing a game of | chess between 4 young man and the | devil, the stake Ssivg the young man’s soul, i

that he had lost the game, the agony of | despair being shown in every line of his

features and attitude, while the devil from the opposite side of the table gloat- ed over him with fiendish delight. The position of the game appeared utterly hopeless for the young man, and Mr. H. said he had often set it up and studied it with his chess friends, and all agreed the young man’s game was certainly lost.

Mr. Morphy walked up to the picture and studied it for several minutes, when finally, turning to Mr. H., he said:

‘‘Ican win the game forthe young man.’’

Mr. H. was of course astonished and said, ‘‘Is it possible?’’

Mr. Morphy replied, ‘‘Get out the

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The position was set up, and in a few rapid moves he demonstrated a complete win for the young man, and the devil was cbheckmated.—Robert Munford ip American Chess Magazine.

Hangarinn Gypsy Minstrels.

The gypsy minstrels form a caste by themselves. Their appearance is always more swarthy than that of other Hun-

musicians, their dress

parian is some- times purposely fantastic, and their manner of life is far more Bohemian than the mest liberal minded artist

would care to own to. Every hotel and restaurant in Budapest possesses its gyp- sy band, and the method of payment is as free and easy as the music itself and their life. The hotel keeper is not bound by any contract, but at various intervals throughout the performance one of his gypsies takes a dinner plate and goes round among the various guests in the hall from table to table, receiving in the plate what the latter like to put there. The favorite coin deposited there is the nickel 10 kreutzer piece, answer- ing toour twopence. I have not often seen a florin or a kronen (half a florin). The whole collection is, asa rule, made up of twopences.—Good Words.

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‘I should charge you about half a dollar a day is I had a saw,’’ replied Caleb, ‘‘but I ain’t got none, captain, s0 I don’t see how 1 can accommodate you.”’

‘Tf that’s all that’s ldcking, I guess we can manage it,’’ said the captain. ‘I’ve got a prime new one, keen as a brier, and I'll let it to you reasonable. How would ninepence (121g cents) a cord do for the use of it?’’

‘*f reckon that’s a fair price, captain. I’ll be over in the mornin.’’

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‘*Let’s see,’’ said the captain, ‘‘yon were to have half a dollar a day. We'll

yet. That’s 50 cents for you, and you were to pay me ninepence a cord for the use of the saw. and a half in the pile. That makes 4334 cents due me. Somehow, Caleb, don’t have very much coming to you.”’ ‘*How unfortnit,’’ said Caleb, after scratching his head dubious|y for half a minute, and then looking up quickly, as if a new light had broken in upon his mind—‘‘how unfortnit that you didn’t bave half a cord more, for then we’d ‘a’ come out jest square !’’— 1ccess. Linen ~Weeks & ¢o have al- ways been known as the best piace to buy taple linens ete.,

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SPANISH HEROES.

Perhaps Bianco is deferring his exit in hopes that the ocean will freeze over to permit him to skate home.—Detroit Jour- nal.

Weyler captain generaled the Philip- pines before he was sent to Cuba, A $1,- 800,000 hole has been found in the Philip pine treasury, -

One Spanish ofticer wno arrived in Cuba two years ago with only a uniform is now returning to Spain with $250,000, and his mlary is in arrears too. Poor Cubal— bew York Herald.

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High Officials Take In Washing.

Samoa, Stevenson’s island home and grave, is the only country in the world where its rulers and chief justices vie with each other in the honorable work of the laundry. There is no false pride about a chief of Samoa, who will dis- cuss high politics with you one mo- ment and the next make a tender for your washing. What is more, when he has executed the washing to your satis- faction he will ask youto give him a testimonial to that effect, with which to bait succeeding visitors.—New York Journal.

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Bore—I think I'll take a little some- thing just before I go.

Lady of the Honse—Oh, then, do have it now.—-London Punch.

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Prince Edward Island Railway

On and after MONDAY, 26th Dec., 1898 trains of this Railway will run daily, (Sun day, excepted.) as under.

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