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Scientific American, Vol. 71, No. 13 (1894) (1894)

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s no likelihood of there being any difficulty highly successful issue. in maintaining this at future times when the vessel is The Ferret is 194 feet long between perpendiculars, —_—_—_—___o+0+-e—____—_ Death from Acid Fumes, with 19 feet 3 inches beam, the ratio being, therefore, in commission. We… … THE TORPEDO BOAT DESTROYER FERRET. en in front of his private tons. The armament office. As the fumes be- consists of one 12 pound- er and three 6 pounder quick-firing guns, one pair of particulars, and to the Engineer for our engraving, torpedo tubes on the deck, and one tube in the bow. but the…

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