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Scientific American, Vol. 65, No. 23 (1891) (1891)

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lthough hitherto it has Precautions against Fire and Rats, not been a Vesuvius in eruption. The torpedo boat ance of $100,000 will be nade on each vessel should 18 In a communication to the New York Hvening Post, knots be made. The Detroit has what is termed an Cushing has been very aptly named… … stantly; or if it ing eight times its starts above, the weight of water. The French gov- coals and frag- boat No. 2, now building at Dubuque, will be as fitly ernment proved by tests that ships built with a lining ments of fire fall down through those flues, thus christened. For the Naval Academy…

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