Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 3, 1891, Page 20

EVOLUTION OF THE BOILER. Pictures of 'the Present Beautics and Make- sbifts of the Post, HERO'S ORIGINAL STEAM GENERATOR. Btory of the Days When Watts Was Studying akettle Athietics Doings in the Labor World, “The recent controversy over the ‘fusible plug’ ordinance passed by the city council, and the organization of a new order of sta tionary engineers has drawn especial atten to this class of skillel laborer: the work they are doing, sald W. B. Austin to a re porter. I have been making a study of the history of steam using and have found lots of things that will, I think, interest my fellow engin eers of Omaha. Water ana fire a grand forces of uature, Accept fact, it1s safe to say that steam existed “According to Webster ‘steam is the elastic aeriform fluid into which water is converted when heated to the boiling poiut. Water in s said to be the twc s tobea always the gascous s “A cuble fnch of w foot of steam, in other words the water has expanded 1,700 t heat at atmospheric pressire, *“I'he use of steam was kuown before Watt ter will make a cubic nes by the application of got Iuterested in nis mother's tea kettlo, and boilers were made in which to generate it. A steam boiler from which a hot air blast or an air blast mixed with steam is blown into the fire to uree the combustion is shown in Hero's ‘Spivitalia.’ See folio edition, a copy of which is in the patent office library *Hero is said to have a water fountain caused by steam pressure, B. C A themius had a ‘steam caldron and esc pipe,' A, D., 540, Gerbert had o ‘st played organ,’” A. 1., 1000, A steam boiler is a vessol in which water is con: verted nto steam for nufacturing and | purposes, sometimes we call a ol toamn generator, “The boilers used by Hero was a sph 50 wero the boilers used by Savery, Pupin and Wol er, only the latter used some sort of spiral fue on the outside, teain boilers are known by their shape, as spherical, haystack, kettle, wagon, cyiin drical, or by their position, as upright, porta. ble, horizontal, stationary ; or by their use, as locomotive, marine; or by their construction as cylinder, secti 1, flue, tubular, and drop flue; or by their inventor or locality of in ventor, a8 Smieaton, Cornish, Lancuster, Gal loway, Harrison, Itoot, Babcock & Wil cox, ote. The first boiler of any importancs was the ‘wagon,’ so called from its shape, which looked like & wagon box with a cover, It was used by Watt, and s in use in some localities to this day: some makers concave the sides while others make them flat, A boiler of this kind is used oniy for low pres sure, “'Boilers before the invention of Smeaton (1740) were globular or sagments of sphe; and were heated from the exterior exclu sively, Smoaton juvented the fiue boiler, so that the heat might go through the interior, He made a horizoutal cylinder boiler with one flue. Oliver KEvans (1759, the Watt of America,) had a flue boiler with his engine which Lo used for a steam dredge, stoam scow and stone saw, patented February 14, 1504, ex- tended by Congress February 7, 1515, Captain Johig Stevens had a flue boiler in his boat in 1804, Trevethick had a fluo boiler in his locomotive of 1802, It was a return flue boiler. One flue was usca as a fire box, the beat returning through the second flue to the chimoey.over the fire box. Several of these locomotives were on the Liverpool & Man- chester railway, 1520, The first boiler to have small wbes was introduced when George Stepenson built the ‘Rocket’ in 1529, By theirsuccess in the Rocket the locomotive bécame a fact. It was the rapid steaming quality of the Rocket that enabled her to beat Braithwait's aud k on’s “Novelty," aud Hackworth's spareil’ — Henry Hooth, secretary of the Liverpool & Man chester railway, was the inventor of small tubes for boilers. Many unusual forms of steam boilees have been either suggested or made, intended to sec or economize fucl. The two points are ot por- fectly attainable in one structure. The Coruish boiler aud the locomotive by representatives of th “Plaincylinde ler ure woends of the scale, boilers were in use in manufacturing until thirty or forty years 820, but they are to bo found in some localitios to this day. They wore generally built about thirty-six inches in diamoter aud from thirty to forty feet long, “Thoy are very easy to cléan and repair. and cost of construction is low. They ars also very durable and have an unimped circulation, which render them very desin able for bad wate They require a good dezl of room and are not e nomical in the use of fucl. When exploded by carelessness, the consequences are very disastrous, Fluo boiers are usually made with two or four or sowetimes five flues made of boiler iron. Tha standard size may bo said to be 43 inches Indiameter and 20 “feot long, with two 15 Inch flues, which gives about 300 square feet of heating surface and will rate as 2-horse power. Tho two-flue boiler is very popular on river steamers in the United States. = The two-lue boiler is very easy to cloan and somewhat casy o repair. They huve u fair reulation, and some economy in fuel, but mauy be numbered with the primitive boilers The Coruish boiler is an old form of bojer, Tuey are cylindrical and have one largo flug exteading from head to head. Tho fire place Is in one end of this flue and’ the gases pass around the bottom and side through passhies in the brickwork which sur ounds the boiler, These boilers give u fair economy of fuel, are accossiblo for cleaning and irs, bave a fuir circulation, but are poor steamors and oceupy considerable toor space, It is dis Uneively an English boiler, ‘“Ihe Lancashire boiler has two flues ex tending from head to hoad, with the furnacy Iu one end of the flues, it has about the same Rdvantages and disadvantages as the Cornish boiler, but it steams quicker. It may B called a double tiue Cornish boiler, % *“The Gallowiy boiler is nearly a Lanca. shire boiler, with Galloway tubes, which may be called conical water tubes, the lar end boiug apward. They are sot ut intervals aloug tho length of the fiues and across them, in both vertical urd diagonal positions, They promote oirculation in- the bo'ler, and wdy tly to its heating surfaco and oMicionoy The Galloway boiler is stroug and durabl fairly accessiblo for cleaning and repairs, 1t 18 very cconowical in the use of fuel, They are said to havean average evaporation of 10.30 pounds of water per pound of Welsh coal. We consider this high economy. The average porformance of American boflers 1 esnsiderably less than eight pounds of water er pound of coul. This may bo due to the nferior coal furnished by American steam users for this purposo. ‘I'he standard size is about us follows : * Steam, 75 pounds, length, feet; dinmetor, 7 feot;’ weight, total 1o tons; sheet plates, 7-16 inch; furnace dian, eter 33 fnches: furnace plates, 4 inel plates 14 iuch; grate area, quare feet; eating - surface, fues 450 squure Galloway tabes, 0 square foot: external flues, 370 s square feet. Ono g boilers is that they space. “Ihe horizoutal tubular boiler is a dis- tinctively American boiler and is the dard steam boiler, being a great fayoris With steam users and engineers, which is an Outgrowth of I years' experience in steain production. “Iu the plain horizontal tubular boller the shell is tilled with as many small tubes from two inches W four inches in diam cousistent with the circulation and ste m iug this type of boiler combus s place under the shell, the heat aud gases passivg thiough the tubes to the chimuey. “The horizontal tubular boiler is popuiar because 1. The cylindrical form is tho strongest. 2. Itis the cheapest, 3, It permits the uso of thinner metal, 4., It is | the safest. 5. It is inspec without din culty. Itis most symmotrical. 7. It 1s manufactured easier. 5. It resists wternal stiain better. . It resists external strain also. 10, It can be stayed aud strengthened better. 11, It encloses the largest volume with least material. 12, It is the result of many years exparience iu boiler practice. 13, It is'tde form adopted or preferred by all ex- pericuced engiuesrs, in the matter of first dost aud relauve oconowy in the tubular 0 feet; total, si) t objection to these equire so much tioor stan- | THE OMAHA DAILY boiler and the two-flus boiler so much in use in this western coun example a twenty boiler of each 1) hiorse pow artl | s in diameter, nch flues, about 300 square tubular boiler, ) square fect of heating sur first cost, economy, brick or of the tu should never be used for manufac While it is a rapid steamer, it is not id should only be used when a portabl to the heating surface surro nary portab) evaporation i modification of the hor- boilers being introduced of late years, yot they are only in the experimental period I'rible draft, ning very popu rope in sugar steam for cooking and boiler should be ex aporation per sq norse-power and is_only an arbitrary engineering as casurement a er boller with one engino might L0186 power with another engit varies in different forms of be go, however, L twenty-horse power t huve about three hundrod ce, and with un evaporation of th poinds per'square pounds of steam per hour, feet of hoat- furnish %00 power perhour would be abou horse power. Now let us put say a Corliss This engine should pounds of water horse power Now let us put in a compound con n pounds of water and we have 400-10 ngine usiug fifte per horse power per tiou sixty lorse power, *“Ihus 1t can bo seen that the boiler simply furnishes the horse power, so called Labor Convention, Oficial notice has been reccived in the city of the eighth national commissioners, to be held in Philadelphia on meetings will be held at the state in the union be represented, Aldine hotel, that has a labor bureau will rroll Wright, United States commis will address the de legates, and Prof of the U niversity of I sylvania, will deliver a paper on “Statist Work in Continental Europe,” the Royal Labor commission of England will bo present, and a representative 50 expected, so that there International exchange of ideas, practical beu Among the its arranged for will be visits to the Baldwin locomotive works, the Brom- shipyards, the state prison Philadelptia steel work: aua other large industrial establishments, The effect of this will be to render the co possible a school for the vention as far as visiting commissioners, The typographical union of Denver at their lust meeting ruled against the useof plate matter in subsequent Labor, thus making a considerable change in the 1ssue and considerably increvsiug the I'hat paper makes a vigorous protest against such action, especiully when directed per working strictly for It is claimed agalust a labor union principles and strength. that %0 per ceut of the labor papers in the country are either plate matter or patent in- throughout at least one-half of their number would have to suspend publication. Barbers Can't Unite, ‘The barber's union of Denver has ving given up tne fight against those shops that chose to open When the struggle originally began the union had the best of it, for at one shop in town was closed. aded and opened on Sundays, time almcst But one by one they retio, up and the union took no vigorous measuros, consequence Their ranks are ver, final deteat v much broken internally, king delegate having been expelled from the union in a rather summary manner, and their chairman having been deposed from his high position as the result of that The trouble is personal, and in each case about paltry sums , and has done a g 10 the union cause throughout, gentleman’s at deal of harm 1 abor Resolves, The central labor uulon has adopted resolu- tions as follows: Wherous, A few bakers are selling bread antagonistic to union labor and union label; therefore be it Resolved, That the delegates to the contral lavor union bo hereby instructed to notify their respective unions to buy no bread unless stamped with the union lavel, Whereas, The after repeated efforts of the organization committee of the central labor union, refused ; therefore be it Resolved, That until bers of the central ronize the colc union and ure without the Omaha have, further notice mem- shops, as t in this body ; and Resolved, That ‘all other organizations of lavor aud their friends do likowise, and that delegatos from this body ask their unions and rse our action in this mat- this body at subse- assemblies to end ter and report act these rasolutions be pub- tied in United Labor and other city papers eridge writes ilo hiero and 4 Tmperial win d it supor ior. lots in Haleyon [ believe in fighting the devi homaopat Huronite says that the Kon thoro is promise of u revival at the Baptist church, Hypuotism | oxeuse for almost the man who falls asleep in church sazs ho was hypnotized, ““The Lord helps every ma solf, but God help the wan caught himself here,” isture disclamations of Episcop al cler- uncaronical story of the lud who uttered his lamentations re be was injured who hielps bin preach elongated sor vice af Lord Chesterfield In that case if you do at least you do not tir ous is called to the ud “Talk often, but Wha was captured by a wronged husband ro He admits that ap bim, but asks Judgment until be can proseut pearances are against | sion of popular his case in cour DeWitt's L tle Larly Risers for the Liver. those beautiful lots in v as s | Heights, ue | own blanket. Hotel accommodations are The Woms *Why are theso bald-heads 1o the ohurch " asked Chappie-on-Purade, Preacher, usher gravely said ber till they fa ! whilo she sweetly preachos, And uwaken frosh as daisies by the time sho twelfthly reaches like raising Cain till Mond, | asieep, tho Get prices on Halcyon He Crary & Crary, e Do you know about Haleyon Heights? Crary & Crary cau tel BEL, ECHOES FROM THE ANTE ROOM Scottish Rite Masons Hold a Lodge of Borrow, A SOLEMN AND IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY. tions of Oddfellows' Anni- sary — Doings Amc Pythians — The Scotche sh Society, | g the The principal event of the woeek among the fraternities was tho lodge of sorrow held on Wednesday night by Mount Moriah lodge of Perfection, No. 9, Ancient and Accepted Scottish rite, c the cathedral room in Freemasons' hall T'he lodge was heid in honor of Albert Pike, te grand commander of the southern juri fction, and the following deceased mombors f Mount Moriah lodge: Carl A. Fried, | Thirty-second b, who died August 16, 18575 Dr. Lorin Miller, Thirty-second degree, died July 31, 1558; Willlam Franc teeuth degree, who died September 13 Grabam Jenkinson, Thirt , who died Dec sorg the southern jurisdiction, in second d nber 24, 1889, and Dr. Byron Ayres, Thirt who dled August The lodge room presented a handsom, y-second degree, 1800, ap- pearance, with its bright fittings coutrasting ply with the mblems of mourning, In the center was placed a catafalque draved in dead black; at each corner was placed a fluted column supporting a sphere, the columns and spheres being draped in black and white, In ast, west and south, near the catafulq placed tapers, and at tho west was placed” & lurge cross entwined with ivy. In east, beside the station ‘of the thrico potent grand master, stood the handsome bauner of the | . ach of the officers’ stations wero two seven-branch candelabra, and in the west hung a large o1l portrait of the late grand | gp, At an early hour the room began to fill up and by 8 o'clock every scat was filled with the exception of those reserved for the lodges. Invitations had becn extendod to all Maste Masons to atten dwith their wives,and the in- vitations met with a generous response. Lodge was opened on the Ko g the small Scottish rite room, and the m bers then marched into the cathedral robed in sombre black gowns and caps, taking seats on either side of the catafalque, while a diy sounded through the room in solemu tones. N. B. Avple, the thrice potent grand mas ter, was s ed in the east, and tt excreises open with Prof. Butler at the piano. The music | The service proceed in a solemn and i pressive manner, consisting of reading of the ritual intersporsed freely with about the catafalque we by one, while the service assumed a more fu nereal tone. Then the tone changed and took on a feeling of gladnes: were relighted and the music changed in tone. The change was made when Mrs, Cot- ton sang “I Know That My Redeemer Li eth” in the artistic manner so familiar to the ical public. This was followed by the am, ‘The reading of the ritual being completea of the departed and the following responded bert Pike, lute grand commander; Gus! Anderson spoke of the life and character of Carl A, Fried: Thomas Cu Loren Miller and his many good wor w W. Keysor made an_excellent address upon the lifé and chavacter of William France; 1 K. Long dwelt upon the memory of Robert G. Jenkinson; J. J. Points eulogized Dr. Ayres: and Williom Cleburne spoke from personal knowledge of the life and noblo of Albert Piko. My God to Thi low1 Knights Templa The Knights Templar of Towa held their “Templar Park,” situated on the west shore of Spirit lake and for the first time since the plain to all that Spirit lake was fast pushing itself to the front as tho popular summer re sort of lowa, and the members of the grand | el to hold the g the property and to erect for their accommodation. A board of trus- | He tees was appointed and everything pertain- | lar ing to the er The building is t) by a two story fran structure, 32x80 fect with a two story bal- | cony eight feet wic sideés. The outer sur.ace will be of drop sid- | Ge banquet hall and 1 the as committee rooms, and on festul oceasion as clouk and dressing rooms for the knight and ludies. On the second floor will bo large assembly hall and and three an The frontof the building w ir vooms, which, durmg | t 1be about hif.y higiest clevation 0a the shore of tho lake, and th nificent view of the lake and surrounding country. It is not exnected that the build- ing will be completed for the coming grand conclave which will begin July 14, but the main building will be put un and the asse.n bly ball and staivway leading theveto will be in readiness AR it known as the Ninth New Yo voluuteers (Hawkins zouaves) | during the war, fraternized during the past week with the equally famous kuown s the Third Georgia, on th of the thirticth anuiversary of the z Phese famous commands, the one weariny tho bluc and tho other the gray respect each other amid the din i battle at. Camden or Soutl Carolina, and at Autic burg, in Virgnia, whe eacti other amid the fire of ba K0 u delegation from the zouuves visited the Thitd Georgia confederates at their rounion at Fort Valiey. Ga, und now the gallant ex confederates are returning that visit, Amony | the entertainments provided wus a banquet tour around the harbor of New Yor arou tor invitation of Mr. Harrigan, to see “Keilly and the 400" I'he committee on accommodations for the twenty-fifth national encampiaent of the Grand Army of the Republic, to be heid in The famous regim W am and I'redericks they confronted tie. Two yoars lars to overy part of the United States aud kiving informatiou as to hote! and accommodations to be had iu that city | will be from §2to & per day. Board and | lodgings in private aud boarding houses will from £1.50 10 82.50 per day and lodgings ) cents to 31 per uight, They also in- { form the comvades that there will be plenty of restaurants and eating-houses where meals | and refreshments can ve bad at reasonable prices, Camping grounds will be furnishea at the Detroit exposition buildings, and grounus, tents, cots avd mattresses will be furnisted to the comrades free of expense, but each comrade is expected to furnish his The thigd annual cor Irish soci Louisvill 'cs8 of e Scoteh. y of America will be held in | Ky, from May 14 to 17 next, The congress at Pittsburg, Pa., last ye: was | v men. At the gathering this year there will be assembled the best elemeuts of the race from all parts of the United States and Brit- who will deliver addresses are Governof Buckuner, Hon. W. . P, Breckenridge, Judge 1 William Lindsay, sud the Hou, Heary Wat- | usmized party spisit SUNDAY, TWENTY PAGES. 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JOSEPH, MO, For male 1 () Connell, an M DOCTOR 1 invitation to exhibition d party to norrow night to which the order aud their friends ar members of 18 by Kulin & Co., Sherman & Mex GREW; < 1 with chauting “De Profundis” by a | Tuesaay evening oy Deputy Grand Mastor qurtette cousisting of Mesdames Cotton und | Workwan J Moeller and Messes, Wilkins and_fambard, | With tweuty charter members, Ray of Hope lod was & prominent feature of the service and | the lad was reudered in an impressive manner in the | confe finished and effe tive styleof this well-known Workman Tate quartette of artists, lodge of that degree in tne state, James Morton & Son Co. BUILDERS’ HARDWARE. 1511 Dodge Street, - - Omaha. DIME Interest Paid on All Deposits from 5 Cents to $5,000. DIRBOTORS 1. Dogree of Honor, Yah-nun-dan-sis chants by the quartetto. During the | first mecting in theirnew hallat 1216 Farnam couse of the reading tho threo tapers | strect last week 0 extinguished onc | condition aud 15 meetin : is 10 prosperous well attended. DeWitt's Lattle k rly Risers: only vill to the tapers | cure sick headache and regulate th bowels. SAVINGS BANK FARNANM Heights of STRERT. - EDUCATIONAL, The money gifts to Yalo college last year the master called upon the brethren to speak | exceeded £1,150,000. Ex-Governor Ev. OFFIOKR ans, of Colorado, has pre Rov. J. W. Howitt delivered a culogy on Al- | seuted $100,000 to the university of Denver ave | for its further endowment. Prof. Henry C. Adams of the uniy has projected a summer the study of applied etbics to sociology. Rourteen young Turks have neen. sent to the Sultan to study agriculiure, Jpou their return they will conduct model cstabliskuients for the instruct- ion of Turkish farmers, The statistics of education of the B rvice coucluded by the singing of | ehurch in the United states show 147 highor "by all present. wstitutions of learning (not L cago university) with NATTINGER K THIP 10 EROPE WITHOCT (08T Or a Whirl by Rail to Six American Pleasure Resorts, EVERYTHING PREPAID AND FIRST OLASD v Little Effort Will These Trips. ket from Omaha to )hia, Walington and ane spoke of Dr. | Michigan More than 15 y ¢\ e treatment of A cure guaranteed In § to b days, withont he loss of an Lour's time. Germany by 15t complete and ing dixcharges o stubborn ehronte and long wd In from b to 10 day STRICTURE Or pain n relleving the bl Instrumonts, no ute cure for gloet a standing cases tder permanently curey utting, no allating bloremedy known €0 modern scls SYPHILIS, 418 pupils, of whom ¢ preparing for the minstr The plan of dividing tho federal agricul- ppropriation in Olio ity and Wilberforco u is rescnted by Cinel will tend to r Ohio laws, and last graud conclave on what is kuown as | tural the state uuive sity, a colored sch nati acquisition of the property an opportunity | vive color distinction in the was afforded them to bebold its beauty and have raised a fundiof §00 to fight the propo- toform an estimate of its value. It was e The board of trustees of the Blackburn university S president, of th s trentment fop 1 pronounced t been equiile o for clreulars M ANHOOD through the woxual orguns And all wenknes ity and deapond @ and complete, SKIN DISEASES, <01 of the blood, liver F. 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