Engineering 1899 Jul-Dec: Index: Illustrations

Engineering 1899 Jul-Dec: Illustrations.

Engineering 1899 Jul-Dec: Illustrations.

Engineering 1899 Jul-Dec: Illustrations.

Engineering 1899 Jul-Dec: Illustrations.

Engineering 1899 Jul-Dec: Illustrations.

Engineering 1899 Jul-Dec: Illustrations.

Engineering 1899 Jul-Dec: Illustrations.

Engineering 1899 Jul-Dec: Illustrations.

Engineering 1899 Jul-Dec: Illustrations.

Engineering 1899 Jul-Dec: Illustrations.

Engineering 1899 Jul-Dec: Illustrations.

Engineering 1899 Jul-Dec: Illustrations.

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Illustrations

• ACCIDENT, Railway, at Guildford, 644
• Acetylene Gas Automatic Generator (St. James’s Company, Limited, London), 539
• Addy, Mr. G., Sheffield, Plate-Edge Planing Machine, 112
• Air - Compressing Engines (Walker Brothers, Wigan), 48
• Alexander III. Bridge, Paris, 40, 41, 72, 75, 78
• Allegheny Count}' Electric Light Station, 586
• Allen Valve for Locomotives, 170
• Alternators, Electric. See Westinghouse Company's Installations
• America. See United States
• Andrews and Martin’s Balanced Slide Valves, 171, 172, 173
• “ Andromeda,” Belleville Boilers of H.M.S., 184, 185
• Animal Structures and Machines, 475, 476, 511, 612, 545, 546
• Ansaldo, Siestri Ponente, Italian Armoured Cruiser “ Garibaldi,” 330
• Arched Bridges, Great Central Railway, 293, 556, 557
• Arch Centring, Iron, 322, 594, 595
• Armature, Westinghouse, 135
• Armour - Plate Planing Machine (Niles Tool Works Company, U.S.A.), 457
• Armour-Plate Slotting, Drilling, and Milling Machine (Russian Company), 694
• Armstrong, Whitworth, and Co., Cruisers, 155, 157, 158
• Artillery. See Guns and also Schneider
• “ Asama,” Japanese Cruiser (Elswick), 158
• Astbury, Mr. W. IL, 4-In. Tool-Room Lathe, 279
• Atlantic Cargo Steamers, Large, 200
• Atlantic Liner “ Oceanic ” (Harland and Wolff), 275. See 436, 437
• Atlantic Liners, 2, 3, 4
• Atlantic Steamer with Parsons Turbine, 259 Atmospheric Railway, 247, 281
• Augustov Route from Bober to Nieman Rivers, Russia, 33
• Automatic Machine for Making Screws, &c. (A. Herbert, Limited, Coventry), 598
• Automatic Machine Tools. See Ludw. Loeive and Co.^ Berlin
• Automatic Screw Machine, with Magazine and Tools (Hartford), 655
• Automatic Screw Machine (Wolselej' S.S. Machine Company), 650, 651
• Automobiles. See Cars^ Motor
• Avery, W. T., Grain-Weighing Machine, 725

• Bagnall, Limited, Stafford, Locomotive Boiler, 404
• Balanced Slide Valves, 171, 172, 173, 243
• Balancing Engines, 54
• Baldwin Locomotive at Newchwang, 315
• Baldwin Locomotives for Midland Company, 11
• Barbette Turret and Gmi Mounting, 488, 489, 516. See also Schneider
• Barge for Depositing Stone for Breakwater, 229
• Bates System Hydraulic Dredger (Gockerill
• Company), 691, 754, 820, 821, 824
• Battleships. See Warships Belleville Boilers of ILM.SS. “ Andromeda” and “ Hermes,” 184, 185
• Bicycles. See Cycle
• “ Blanco Encalada,” Chilian Cruiser(Elswick), 155
• Boats, Launching Ships’, 752
• Boiler Arrangements of Recent Cruisers, 184, 185, 187
• Boiler Draught, Foley’s, 89
• Boiler Explosion at Sheffield, 841
• Boiler Feed Pumps, Compound Direct-Acting
• (Hall, Peterborough), 690
• Boiler Locomotive with Corrugated Furnace, 342, 343, 404
• Boiler, Water-Tube. See Water-Txibe Boiler
• Boiler Works, Vulcan Company, Stettin, 354, 355
• Boilers of Recent Cruisers, 184, 185, 187
• Bolts, Pipe Flanges and, 68
• Book Typewriter (Elliott and Hatch Co.), 587
• Box-Nailing Machine (“ Ductor” Company, Manchester), 327
• Brackley Viaduct, Great Central Railway, 556,557
• Brass-Finishers’ Lathe (Britannia Company), 837
• Brass Globe Valve, 654
• Breakwater Barge for Depositing Stones, 229
• Breakwater, Delaware, 229
• Bridge, Alexander III., Paris, 40, 41, 72, 75, 78
• Bridge, Arch Centring, 322, 594, 595
• Bridge Demolition, London and South-Western Railway, 553
• Bridge Erecting, 72, 75, 78. See also Bridges on the Great Central Railway
• Bridge .over the Indus, Kotri Rohri (Thames Iron Works) 111
• Bridge, North, Edinburgh, 423, 425,491, 492, 493, 496
• Bridges, Great Central Railway, 293, 296, 297, 556, 557, 62)
• Bridges, Old and Modern in Cornwall, 407, 408, 409, 410
• Bridges, Railway, Temporary Restoration of, 648, 746, 747, 748
• Bridges, Removing London and South-Western Railway, 553
• Britannia Company, Colchester, Brass Finishers’ Lathe, 837
• British Warships. See ILM.S.
• Brocklebank’s Railwa5’ Waj^on Coupler, 640, 641
• Brooks Freight Locomotive, Largest in the World (Illinois Central Railroad), 755
• Brooks Ten-Wheeled Passenger Locomotive for the Buffalo, Rochester, and Pittsburg Railway, 325
• Brown’s Cantilever Crane at Cramp’s Shipyai*d, 291, 292
• Brunswick, Lewiston, and Bath-street Electric Railway, 199
• Brushholders, Details of Electrical, 224, 225
• Brushes, Tests of Copper and Carbon, 100
• Buffer, Ramsden’s Wagon, 607
• Building Electrical Equipment, 350, 351
• Buildings, Exhibition, See Paris Exhibition
• Bulkhead Door, Electrically Worked, 819

• Caillardet and Dion Petroleum Car, 132
• Calcium. See also Acetylene
• Cambier and Co., Lille, Self-Propelled Fire-Engine, 658
• Canals. See Russian Watenvays
• Cantilever Crane, Brown’s, at Cramp’s Shipyard, 291, 292
• Capstan Lathes. See Lathes
• Capstan and Windlass Gear, R.M.S. “ Oceanic ” (Napier Brothers), 436, 437
• Car Couplers. See Coupler Car, Motor, Fire Engine, 658
• Car, Motor, Fire Engine (Merryweather), 323
• Car, Motor Landau, Prince d’Aranberg’s, 81
• Cars, Motor, Davis Steering Gear, 306, 338
• Cars, Motor, at Paris Automobile Exhibition, 81, 131, 132
• Cars, Motor, Steam (Thornycroft), 358, 359, 360
• Cars, Motor, Variable Speed Gear (Lucas), 20
• Carbonic Acid, Liquefied (Manufacture), 505
• Cargo Steamers, Large Atlantic, 200
• Carriage, Motor. See Cars, Motor
• Carriages, Corridor, of the Great Central Railway, 45, 146, 231, 232
• Cast Iron, Standards for, 251
• Casting Machine, Pig-Iron, 246
• Castle Liner “ Kildonan Castle ” as a Transport, 632
• Catesby Tunnel, Great Central Railway, 022
• Cavitation of Screw Propellers, 639
• Centrifugal Pump for Dredger, 754, 691, 820, 821, 824
• Centrifugal, Weston’s (Pott, Cassels, and Wiliamson), 719, 720, 728
• Centring, Iron, for Arches, 322
• Centring, Roberts’ Collapsible, 594, 595
• Chain Mortising Machine (New Britain Company, Connecticut, U.S.A.), 44
• “ Charles-Martel” Gun Turret,455, 450
• Chesterfield Station, on the Lancashire, Derby
• shire, and East Coast Railway, 817
• Chesterfield Viaduct, on the Lancashire, Derbyshire, and East Coast Railway, 751. See 815, 817
• Chilian Cruisers “ Esmeralda,” “O’Higgins,” and “ Blanco Encalada ” (Elswick), 155
• China Collieries, 500, 561
• China, Locomotives at Newchwang, 315
• Chinese Cruiser “ Hai Chi,” Boiler Arrangements, 184, 187
• Chinese Cruisers “ Hai Yung,” “HaiShew,” and “ Hai Shen ” (Vulcan Company), 165
• Chinese Works and Workers, 560, 561
• Chuck, 8-In. Automatic Lathe (Mr. C. Taylor, Birmingham), 339
• Chucking Capstan Lathe (A. Herbert, Limited, Coventry), 679
• Chucking Machine and Tucker Chuck (Pratt and Whitney), 654
• Clark’s Adjustable Ship Curve, 124
• Coaling Warships at Sea, Miller’s System, 715
• Cockerill Company, Bates System of Hydraulic
• Dredger, 691, 754, 820, 821, 824
• Collieries in China, 500, 501
• Collision at Guildford, Railway, 644
• Combustion in Furnaces, 840
• “Commander Cawley,” Humber Steam Pilot Yacht, 825, 828
• Commutators, 96, 97
• Compound Direct-Acting Boiler Feed Pump (Hall, Peterborough), 690
• Compound Engines. See Engines Compressing (Air) Compound Engines (Walker Brothers, Wigan), 48
• Continuous Mean-Pressure Indicator, Ripper’s, 770, 771, 772, 805, 806, 807
• Converter, Substation Rotary, 199
• Converters, Electric. See Westinghouse Company's Installation
• Converters, Rotary. See also Electric Generators
• Convertors, Rotary, 388, 389, 448, 449, 450, 517, 518, 519, 620, 621, 723
• Converters, Rotary, Westinghouse, 9
• Conveyors (Pott, Cassels, and Williamson), 719, 720
• Copper and Carbon Brush Tests, 100
• Corcoran Art Gallery, Washington, 9
• Cornwall Railway Viaducts, 407, 408, 409, 410
• Corridor Carriages, Great Central Railway, 45, 146, 231, 232
• Corrugated Flue in Locomotive Boiler, 342, 343, 404
• Cost of Making. Iron and Steel, Curves, 28, 29
• Cost of Steam Raising, 740, 808
• Counter, Munro’s Engine, 607
• Coupler, Brockelbank’s Railway Wagon, 640, 641
• Coupler and Pole, Hill’s Railway Wagon, 371
• Cowper-Cowles’ Sound Locater and Projector, 507
• Cramp’s Shipyard, Brown’s Cantilever Crane at, 291, 292. See 200, 787
• Crane, Brown’s Cantilever, at Cramp’s Shipyard, 291, 292
• Crane, Goliath, at Dover (Ransomes and Rapier), 392, 393
• Crane and Staging for Ship Erection, 787. See 200, 291, 292
• Cranes, Titan and Goliath, at Japan Harbour Works, 758, 767
• Cruisers. See Warships
• Crystallisation in Motion Plant for Sugar (Pott, Cassels and Williamson), 719, 720
• Culvert Collapse, Central Railway, 556, 557
• Curve, Clark’s Adjustable Ship, 124
• Cycle Cranks and Free Wheel, 667, 668, 700, 701

• Davis Steering Gear for Auto-Cars, 306, 338
• Davits for Launching Ships’ Boats, 752
• Delaware Breakwater, 229
• Dellvik-Grbndal Magnetic Ore Separator, 508
• Demolishing Railway Bridges, London and Southwestern Railway, 553
• Destructor, Refuse, at Torquay (Goddard, Massey, and Warner), 215
• Diagram, Combustion in Furnaces, 840
• Diagram of Metal Prices, 23, 154, 308, 440, 572, 736, 836
• Diagram of Shipbuilding Production, 836
• Diagrams as to Cost of Steam Raising, 740, 808
• Diagrams of Cost of Making Steel and Iron, 28, 29
• Diagrams, Ripper’s Continuous Pressure Indicator, 772, 805, 806, 807
• Diffusion of Iron, Microscopy and, 249, 250, 309, 312
• Dion-Bouton Petroleum Motor, 131 Dnieper-Boug Route, Russian Canals, 33
• Dock, Graving, at Shanghai, 469
• Dock, Supporting Ships in Dry, 125, 153
• Dockyard, Works at Keyham, 127
• “ Don Carlos I.,” Yarrow Boilers of Portuguese Cruiser, 185, 187
• Donaldson, The Late Mr. John, 465
• Doors, Watertight, Electrically Worked, 819
• Dover Harbour Works, Goliath Cranes (Ransomes and Rapier), 392, 393
• Draught, Foley’s Forced, 89
• Dredger, Bates’ System of Hydraulic (Cockerill Company), 691, 754, 820, 824
• Drilling Machine, Multiple (Hill, Clarke, and Co., Boston, U.S.A.), 625
• Drilling Machine, Four-Spindle (Messrs. D. Fraser and Sons, Arbroath), 326
• Drilling, Slotting, and Milling Machine for
• Armour-Plates (Russian Company), 694 Dry Docks. See Graving Docks Ductor Company, Manchester, Box-Nailing Machine, 327
• Durability of Water-Tube Boilers (Yarrow Tests), 140, 141, 142, 143
• Dynamometer Record, Euston-Crewe Train, 21
• Dynamos. See also Electric Generators Dynamos. See Westinghouse Company's InstaD lations

• Edinburgh Station (Waverley), 423, 424, 425, 491, 492, 493, 496
• Electric Exciters, 421
• Electric Venerators :
• 400-Kilowatt 600-Volt Rotary Converters, 723, 724
• Brush-Holders, Details of, 224, 225
• Brushes, Tests of Copper and Carbon, 100
• Commutators, 96, 97
• Converters, Rotary, 388, 389, 448, 449, 450, 517 518, 519, 620, 021, 723
• Copper and Carbon Brush Tests, 100
• Four-Phase Converter, 620, 621 Holders, Details of Brush, 224, 225
• Rotary Converters, 388, 389, 448, 449, 450, 517, 618, 519,620, 621, 723
• Six-Phase Rotary Converters, 517, 518, 519, 723

• Electric Generators. See Westinghouse Company’s Installation
• Electric Generators, Driven by Parsons Turbine, 191, 221, 236
• Electric Light and Power Plant, San Gabriel, 782 783, 814
• Electric Light Station, Alleghenj^ County (Westinghouse), 586
• Electric Lighting and Power Plant. See also /iJi n-7/ 0/?
• Electric Motor Cars at Paris, 81, 131, 132
• Electric Reduction Works. See also Westinghouse
• Electric Supply Works, Plymouth, 63, 66
• Electric Traction Plant at Pittsburg, 484, 485
• Electrical Equipment of Tall Building, New York, 350, 351
• Electrically Driven Lathe (Greenwood and , Batley), 678
• Electrically Driven Milling Machine (Greenwood and Batley), 678
• Electrically Worked Turret for Two 12-Centi- metre Guns, 653, 659, 662
• Electrically Worked Watertight Doors, 819
• Elliott and Hatch Typewriter Company, Book Typewriter, 587
• Elswick Cruisers, 155, 157, 158
• Eltringham and Co., J. T. Humber Steam Pilot Yacht, 825, 828
• Energy Transmission by Atmospheric Pressure, 247, 281
• Engine Counter, Monro’s, 607
• Engine, Fire, Self-Propelled (Cambier, Lille), 658
• Engine, Fire, Self-Propelled (Merryweather), 323
• Engine Oil for Launch (Griffin Company), 670, 671
• Engine, Oil, Vertical (Gardner, Patricroft), 57
• Engineering Factory, Key ham, 217
• Engineering Works in China, 560, 561
• Engines, Balancing, 54
• Engines (Compound), Air Compressing (Walker, Brothers, Wigan), 48
• Engines of H.M.SS. “ Hermes” and “ Highflyer ” (Fairfield Company), 5, 16
• Engines, Rolling Mill Reversing (Philadelphia Company), 176
• Engines, Triple-Expansion, of H.M.SS. “ Proserpine ” and “ Psyche,” 203, 216, 217
• Erecting Buildings, Paris Exhibition, 260
• Erecting High Buildings, Gantry, 554
• Erection of Alexander III. Bridge, 72, 75, 78
• Erection, Locomotive, Eastern Railway France, 270, 278
• “ Esmeralda,” Chilian Cruiser (Elswick), 155
• Evaporator, Lillie (McOnie and Ilarvey, Limited), 318, 319
• Evaporator, Ortman’s, 512
• Excavating Plant, Keyham Dockyard, 127
• Exciters, Electric, 421
• Exhibition Buildings. See Paris Exhibition
• Exhibition, Paris. See Paris Exhibition
• Expansion Gland for Steam Pipes, 510
• Explosion, Boiler, at Sheffield, 841

• Fairfield Company, Engines of ILM.SS. “Hermes ” and “ Highflyer,” 5, 16
• Fairfield Company, Transport “Kildonan Castle,” 632
• Falls of Androscoggin River, 198
• Fangere, Ochin, and Co., Petroleum Motor Car, 131
• Fans Driven by Parsons Turbine, 221
• Feed Pump, Boiler, Compound Direct-Acting
• (Hall, Peterborough), 690
• Fire Engine, Self-Propelled (Cambier, Lille), 658
• Fire Engine, Self-Propelled (Merry weather), 323
• Fire Losses, Sunderland and Glasgow, 480, 481
• Flanges, Pipe, and Bolts, 68
• Floor of Machine Shop, 525
• Floating Sheeriegs, 300
• Flywheels, Rolling Mill, 106
• Fog and Rain Phenomena, 546
• Foley’s Forced Draught, 89
• Forced Draught, Foley’s, 89
• Four-Phase Converter, 620, 621
• Four-Hundred Kilowatt, 600-Volt Rotary Converters, 723, 724
• Fractures of Pig Iron, Deceptive, 543
• Fractures, Propeller Shafts, 265, 266, 267
• Framing for Sugar Works (Pott, Cassels, and Williamson), 719, 720, 728
• France, Eastern Railway of, Locomotive Erection, 270, 278
• France, Southern Railway Express Locomotive, 509, 591, 592, 593
• Fraser and Sons, Douglas, Arbroath, Four-
• Spindle Drilling Machine, 326
• French Barbette and Turret Gun Mounting. See Schneider
• French Ironclad “ Charles Martell ” Gun Turret and Mounting, 455, 456
• French Ironclad “Marceau” Gun Barbette Mounting, 516
• French Motor Cars, 81,131, 132
• Friction, Thrust-Block, 122
• Furnaces, Combustion in, 840
• Gallery, Washington Art. 9
• Gantries for Erection of Buildings, Paris Exhibition, 260, 554
• Gantries for Ship Erection, 787. See 200, 291, 292
• Gardner and Son, L. Patricroft, Manchester, Vertical Oil Engine, 57
• “ Garibaldi,” Italian Cruiser (Ansaldo), 330
• Gas, Acetylene, Automatic Generator (St. James’s Company, Limited, London), 539
• Gas, Carbonic Acid, Liquefying, 505
• Gauges, Continuous Mean Pressure, 770, 771, 772, 805, 806, 807
• Gauge-Glass Protector, Service’s, 25
• Geipel’s Steam Trap, 25
• Generation of Steam, Cost of, 740, 808
• Generator, Automatic for Acetylene Gas (St. James’s Company, Limited, London), 539
• Generator, Electric Railway, Westinghouse, 198 Generators. See Electric Generators Generators. See Westinghonse, &c.
• Generators for Allegheny Electric Station (Westinghouse), 586
• Generators at the Plymouth Electric Station, 66 German Battleship “Weissenburg” (Vulcan Company), 165
• German Emperor’s Yacht (Vulcan Company), 164
• German Shipbuilding, 2, 3, 4, 164, 165, 285, 300, 353, 354, 355, 362
• German Warships, 164, 165
• Gland, Expansion, for Steam Pipes, 510
• Glasgow and Sunderland Fires, 480, 481
• Goddard, Massey, and Warner, Notts, Refuse Destructor, 215
• “ Goliath ” Crane at Dover (Ransomes and Rapier), 392, 393
• Governor, Robinson’s Shaft, 707
• Graham, The Late Mr. George (Caledonian Railway), 24
• Grain Weighing Machine, Automatic (Avery, Birmingham), 725
• Graving Dock at Shanghai, 469
• Graving Dock, Supporting Ships in, 125, 153

Great Central Railway:

• Arched Bridges, 293, 556, 557
• Brac.kley Viaduct, 556, 557
• Bridges, 293, 296, 297, 556, 557, 621
• Carriages, Corridor, 45, 146, 231, 232 Catesby Tunnel, 622
• Corridor Carriages, 45, 146, 231, 232 Culvert Collapse, 556, 557
• Locomotive, Express Passenger, 405 Oxford Canal Viaduct, 623, 624
• Passenger Locomotive, 405
• Rolling Stock, 45, 146, 231, 232, 405
• Rugby Viaduct, 621
• Tunnel, Catesby, 622
• Viaducts, 556, 557, 621, 623, 624
• Great Western Railway Viaducts in Cornwall, 407, 408, 409, 410
• Greenwood and Batley, Leeds, Electrically' Driven Milling Machine, 678; Electrically Driven Lathe, 678
• Griffin Oil Engine (Launch), 670, 671
• Grinding Tools. See Ludw. Loewe an I Co.'s Works
• Guildford, Railway Collision at, 644
• Gun Fire at Santiago War, 65, 67
• Gun Mountings. See Schneider
• “ Hai Chi,” Cylindrical Boilers
• Cruiser, 185, 187
• “Hai Yung,” “Hai Shew,” and ........
• Chinese Cruisers (Vulcan Company), 165
• Hall Pneumatic Wheel for Motor Car, 132 '
• Hall and Sons, J. P., Peterborough, Compound Direct-Acting Boiler Feed Pump, 690
• Harbour Works at Otaru, Japan, 758, 767
• Harland and Wolff, R.M.S. “ Oceanic,” 275 See 436,437
• Hartford Automatic Screw Machine with Magazine and Tools, 655 *
• Heating and Ventilating Engine Works, 530
• Herberle Magnetic Ore Separator, 509
• Herbert, Limited, A., Coventry, Automatic Screw Machine, 598
• Herbert’s Chucking Capstan Lathe, 682
• Herbert’s Hexagonal Turret Lathe, Feed-Box Gear, 682
• Herbert’s Milling Machine, 679
• “Hermes,” Belleville Boilers of H.M.S., 184, 185
• “ Hermes ” and “ Highflyer,” H.M.SS. (Engines) Fairfield Company, 5, 16 ’
• H.M. Battleships, Launch of, 108, 109
• H.M.S. “Andromeda,” Boiler Arrangement, 184, 185
• H.M.S. “Pegasus ” and “Pyramus” (Palmer’s Company), 788
• H.M.SS. “‘Proserpine” and “Psyche,” Engines and Boilers of, 203, 216, 217
• High Building, New York, Lighting, 350, 351
• Hill, Clarke, and Co., Boston, Multiple-Drilling- Machine, 625 ®
• Hill’s Railway Wagon Coupling and Rod, 371
• “ Hohenzollern,” German Imperial Yacht (Vulcan Company), 164
• Hokkaido, Japan, Map of, 767
• Holders, Details of Brush, 224, 225
• Holding Power of Wood Screws, 441
• Horseless Carriage See Cars, Motor Howitzers, Mountings for, 228
• Hulse and Co., Manchester, Heavy Duplex Lathe, 527
• "'SXr&S™'’* “Conunander
• Hutcheson’s Automatic Stop Valve ^79 Hydraulic Dredger (Bates System) (Cookerill Company), 691, 754,820, 824
• Hydraulic Intensifier, Self-Acting (Leeds Com- Ilydraiiiic Tunnel at San Gabriel Works, 782. See 814
• Illinois Central Railway, Freight Locomotive Indicator,^ Ripper’s Continuous Mean Pressure,

770 771, 772, 805, 806, 807

• Indus Bridge, for Kotri Rohri Railway (Thames InVen"sifi\^^Hydm^^ Self-Acting (Leeds Com- Iron'^CentHng Used in Constructing Wienfluss
• Boulevard, Vienna, 322. See 504, 59u
• Iron, Casting lyiachine for Pig, 246
• Iron Diffusion, Microscopy and, 240, 2J0, 30J, 312
• Iron, Fracture of Pig, 543
• Iron, Standards of Cast, 251
• Iron and Steel, Cost of Making ( 2^’i 29
• Italian Armoured Cruiser “Garibaldi (Ansaldo), 330
• Herbert’s Chucking Capstan, 682
• Latli’e (Turret) and Opening Die (Jones and
• Lamson Company, Vermont, G.S.A.), 3Jo, 3y6
• Lathes. See Ludw. Loewe and Co. a n orlcs Launch of a Battleship, 108, 100
• Launch Engine, Griffin Oil, 670, 6/1
• Launching Ships’ Boats, 752
• Leeds Engineering and Hydraulic Companj, Self-Acting Hydraulic Intensifier, 703 .
• Lewiston, Brunswick, and Bath-street Electric Railway, 108,190 . i mi
• Library, Washington Congressional, 101, 10/ Lifeboats, Launching, 752
• Light, Theory of the Rainbow, 589
• Lighting, Electric, Tall Building, New lork, 350, 351
• Lio-'hting Plant. See Electric Generators
• Lightning Arrester, Wurts’ High Voltage, /O Lightning Stroke, Multiple, 173
• Lillie Evaporator (M‘Onie and Harvey, Limited), 318 310
• Liquefied Carbonic Acid, Manufacture, 505
• Liquid Fuel System, Kermode’s, 628, 620 “Livadia” Triple-Screw Russian iacht, 610,
• Locomotive Boiler with Corrugated 1 urnace, 342 343 404
• Locomotive Erection, Eastern Railway of France, 270, 278 ,
• Locomotive, Express Passenger, Great Cential Railway, 405 _ , ,
• Locomotive, Four-Wheeled Coupled Express, Vandalia Railway (Schenectady), 5/3
• Locomotive, Freight, Largest in the World, Illinois Central Railway, (Brooks), /oS
• Locomotive, Goods, for Midland Company (Baldwin, America), 11
• Locomotive, Passenger Ten-Wheeled, for the Buffalo, Rochester, and Pittsburg Railway I (Brooks), 325
• Locomotive Piston Valve, 405
• Locomotive, Screw Reversing Gear, 5J3
• Locomotive, Southern Railway of I rance Express, 590, 591, 592, 593
• Locomotive Speed Dynamometer Record, Euston-Crewe, 21
• Locomotive Valve, Allen, 170
• Locomotive, Vanderbilt, with Corrugated Fui- nace, 342, 343. See 404 ox
• Locomotive Works, Vulcan Company, Stettin, 355 362
• Locomotives at Newchwang (Baldwin), 315 London Carbonic Acid Gas Works, 505 Loewe and Co., Ludw. See Ludw. Loewe and Co. London and North-W'estern Train Speed, Euston- Crewe, 21
• London Street Traffic, 636
• London and South-Western Railway Removing Bridges, 553 . ,
• Long-Distance Transmission Plant at Harttom,
• Los Angeles Electric Lig'ht and Power Plant, 782,783,814 x
• Lucas, Mr. Ralph, Variable Speed Gear for Motor Cars 20
• Ludw.^Loewe and Co., Berlin, 381, 384, 385, 416, 417, 428, 452, 453, 454, 460, 522, 523, 525, 526, i 530 1

• McOnie and Harvey, Limited, Lillie Evaporator, ' I 318,3R»
• Magnetic Ore Separators, 471, 472, 473, 508, 509
• “ Manning,” United States Ship, Speed Trial, Curves, &c., 822
• Map of Hokkaido, Japan, 767
• “ Marceau,” Gun Turret (Barbette), 516
• Martin and Andrews’Balanced Slide Valves, 171, 172, 173
• “ Maunoloa,” Midship Section of, 785, 786
• Maw’s Screw Reversing Gear for Locomotives, 593
• Merryweather’s Self-Propelled Fire Engine,*323
• Metal Price Diagram, 23, 154, 308, 440, 572, 736, 836
• Metropolitan. See London
• Microscopy and Iron Diffusion, 249, 250, 309, 312
• Midland Goods Locomotive (American), 11
• Mill Reversing Engines, Rolling (Philadelphia Company), 171,176
• Miller’s System of Coaling Ships at Sea, 715
• Milling, Drilling, and Slotting Machine for Armour-Plates (Russian Company), 694
• Milling Machine (A. Herbert, Limited, Coventry), 679
• Milling Machine, Electrical Driven Vertical Profile (Greenwood and Batley, Leeds), 678
• Milling Tools. See Ludiv. Loewe and Co.'s Works
• Mines and Metallurgical Building, Paris Exhibition, 551, 552, 564
• Model Tank, United States, Ship, 137, 138, 139
• Monarch Magnetic Ore Separator, 473
• Monro’s Engine Counter, 607
• Mortars, Mountings for, 228
• Mortising Machine, Chain (New Britain Machine Company, Connecticut), 44
• Motor Vehicles. See Cars, Motor Mould Boards and Templates of Steamer, 785, 786
• Mountings for Guns. See Guns and Schneider Mounts for Mortars and Howitzers, 225
• Mud Scoops, 127

• Nailing Machine, Box (“Ductor” Company, Manchester), 327
• Napier, Brothers, Limited, Windlass and Capstan Gear, Steamer “Oceanic,” 436, 437 National Cycle Show, 678, 679, 682, 700, 701
• Nature’s Lessons to Mechanics, 475, 476, 511, 512 545, 546
• Naval Gun Turrets, 455, 456, 516, 653, 659, 662, 683, 686, 687, 716, 717, 815, 816
• Naval Mountings for Quick-Firing Guns, 12, 13 36, 37, 103,104, 105, 168,169, 170, 194, 195, 227
• Naval War, Santiago Gun Fire, 65, 67
• New Britain Machine Company, Connecticut,
• U.S.A., Chain Mortising Macthine, 44
• Newchwang, Locomotives at, 31,5
• Niagara Reduction Works, Pittsburg, 8, 9
• Nickel-Steel Tube Tests, Yarrow’s Boilers. 140 141,142, 143
• Niles Tool Works Company, Hamilton, Ohio, Armour-Plate Planing Machine, 457
• North Bridge, Edinburgh, 423, 425, 491, 492, 493, 496

• “O’Higgins,’* Chilian Cruiser (Elswick), 158 !
• “ Ocean,” Launch of H.M.S., 108,109
• “ Oceanic,” R.M.S. (Harland and Wolff). 275 See 436, 437
• "Oceanic’s” Windlass and Capstan Gear (Napier Brothers), 436, 437
• Oil. See also Petrolexcin
• Oil Engines. See Engines
• Oil Fuel S^’stein, Kerniode’s, 628, 629
• Ordnance. See Guns and Schneider
• Ore Separators, Magnetic, 471, 472, 473, 508, 509
• Oriental Graving Donk, Shanghai, 409 Ortiuan’s Evaporator, 542
• Oxford Canal Viaduct, Great Central Railway 623, 624
• Palmer’s Company, II.M.S. “ Pegasus and Pyramus,” 788
• Paris Bridge, Alexander III., 40, 41, 72, 75, 78

Paris Exhibition :

• Alexander Ilf. Bridge, 40, 41, 72, 75, 78
• Gantries for Erection of Buildings, 260, 554
• Mines and Metallurgical Building, 551, 552, 564 Textile Building, 260
• Park-row Building, New York, 350, 351
• “Parole ” Water-Tube Boiler (Thom’s), 74
• Parsons and Co,, C. A , Works at Heaton-on-Tyne, 191, 206, 221. 236, 255, 258, 259
• Parsons Steam Turbine, 191, 206, 221, 236, 255, 258, 259
• “ Pegasus,” Third-Class Cruiser (Palmer’s Company, Jarrow-on-Tyne), 788
• People’s Light and Power Company, New Jersey, 134, 135
• Petroleum Engines. See Engines
• Petroleum Motor Cars at Paris, 81, 131, 132
• Philadelphia Engineering Works, Limited, Reversing Rolling Mill Engines, 176
• Phillips’ Water-Tube Boilers, 233
• Photography Micro. See Microscopic Pig-Iron Casting Machine, 246
• Pig Iron, Deceptive Fracture, 543
• Pile Driver, Travelling, 648
• Piles, Tests of Timber, 824
• Pilot Yacht “ Commander Cawley,” Humber
• Steam, 825, 828
• Pipe Connections for Sand Pump Dredger, 821
• Pipe Flanges and Bolts, 68
• Pipe Line at San Gabriel Electric Works, 782 See 814
• Pipe Scrapers used at Torquay, 576, 577
• Piston V'alve, Locomotive, 405
• Pittsburg Electric Traction Plant, 484, 485
• Pittsburg Reduction Works, Niagara, 8, 9
• Planing Machine, Armour-Plate (Niles Tool Works), 457
• Planing Machine, Plate-Edge (Addy, Sheffield), 112
• Plate-Edge Planing Machine (Mr. G. Addy, Sheffield), 112
• Plymouth Electric Suppl^^ Works, 63, 66
• Pneumatic Hoist at Ludw. Loewe and Co.’s, 523
• Pneumatic Pressure, 247. See 281
• Pneumatic Ship Riveters, 90, 91
• Pontoons for Hydraulic Dredger, 820, 821 Portrait, Mr. John Donaldson, 465
• Portrait, The Late Mr. George Graham, Caledonian Railway, 24
• Portuguese Cruiser “ Don Carlos 1.” Boiler Arrangement, 184, 187
• Pott, Cassels, and Williamson’s Sugar Machinery, 719, 720, 721, 728
• Pott, Cassels, and Williamson’s Works, Mother- well, 721
• Pratt and Whitney 16-In. Chucking Machine with “Tucker” Chuck, 654
• Prisms, Theory of the Rainbow, 589
• Profiles of Lancashire, Derbyshire, and East Coast Railway, 750
• Progressive Speed Curve, United States Ship “ Planning,” 822
• Projectile-Making Machine (A. Herbert, Limited, Coventry). 598
• Propeller Shafts, 265, 266, 267
• Propellers, Cavitation of, 639 Propulsioib^Triple-Screw, 610, 611 “Proserpine” and “Psyche,” Engines of H.M.SS., 203, 216, 217
• Pumping Dredger (Bates System), 691, 754, 820 821,824
• Pumps, Boiler Feed, Compound Direct-Acting (Hall, Peterborough), 690
• “ Pyramus,” Third-Class Cruiser (Palmer’s Shipbuilding and Iron Company, Limited, Jarrow- on-Tyne), 788

• Quadruple-Expansion Engines. See Engines
• Quick-Firing Gun Naval Mountings, 12, 13. 36 37,103, 104, 105, 168, 169, 170, 191, 195, 227

• Railway, Atmospheric, 247, 281
• Railway Bridges. See Bridges
• Railway Bridge Across the Indus, Kotri-Rohri (Thames Iron Works), 111
• Railway Bridges, Removing London and Southwestern, 553
• Railway Bridges, Temporary Restoration, 648, 746, 747, 748
• Railway Collision at Guildford, 644
• Railway Corridor Carriages, Great Central. 45. 146, 241, 232 ’ '
• Railway, Lancashire, Derbyshire, and East Coast, 750, 751, 815, 817
• Railway Station, Edinburgh Waverlev. 423 424 425,491,492,493, 496
• Railway Train, Dynamometer Record, Euston- Crewe, 21
• Railway, Uganda, 161, 162
• Railway Viaducts in Cornwall, 407, 408, 409, 410
• Railway Wagon Buffer (Ramsden’s), 607
• Railway Wagon Coupler, Brockelbank’s, 640, 641
• Railway Wagon Coupling and Rod, Hill’s, 371
• Railways in China, 560, 561
• Railways. See also Great Central
• Railways, Electric. See Electric Traction
• Rain and Fog Phenomena, 546
• Rainbow, Theory of the, 589
• Ramsden’s Wagon Buffer, 607
• Ransomes and Rapier, Limited, Goliath Cranes at Dover, 392, 393
• Reed, Water-Tube Boilers, 788
• Refuse Destructor at Torquay (Goddard, Massey and Warner), 215
• Removing Railway Bridges, London and South-Western Railway, 553
• Restoration of Railway Bridges, Temporary. 648, 746, 747,748 ‘
• Reversing Geai* for Locomotives (Maw’s), 593
• Revolution Counter, Monro’s, 607
• Ripper’s Continucus Mean Pressure Indicator. /70, 771, 772,805, 806, 807
• Rivers. See Bxissian Waterways
• Riveters, Pneumatic Ship, 90, 91
• Roberts’ Collapsible Centring, 594, 595
• Robinson’s Shaft Governor, 707
• Rolling Mill Flywheels, 106
• Rolling Mill Reversing Engines (Philadelphia Company), 176
• Rolling Stock, Great Central Railway, 45, 146, 231, 232, 405
• Roof of Machine Works, Ludw. Loewe and Co., 384, 385
• Roofs. See also Paris Exhibition
• Rotary Converters. See also Electric Generators
• Rotary Converter, Substation, 199
• Rotary Converters, 388, 389, 448, 449, 450, 517, 518, 519, 620, 621, 723
• Rotating Field, Westinghouse, 135
• Rugby Viaduct, Great Central Railway, 621
• Russia, AV citerways ot:
• AugUstov Route from Bober to Nieman Ri\’ers, 33
• Dnieper-Boug Route, 33
• Russian Dredger, 691, 754, 820,824
• Russian Yacht “Livadia” and Triple-Screw
• Ships, 610, 611. See 150
• St. James’s Illuminating Company, Limited, Automatic Generator for Acetylene Gas, 539
• San Gabriel Electric Company, 782, 783, 814
• Sand Pump Dredger (Bates System), 691, 754, 820, 821,824
• Schenectady Express Locomotive for Vandalia Railway, 573
• “ Shikishima” Japanese Battleship (Thames Iron Works), 501
• Schneider and Co.'s AVorks, Creiisot:
• Alexander III. Bridge, Paris, 40, 41, 72, 75, 78 Barbette Turret and Gun Mounting, 488, 489, 516
• “Charles-Martel” Gun Turret, 455, 456
• Electrically Worked Turret for Two 12-Centi- metre Guns, 653, 659, 662
• Gun Turrets, 455, 456, 488, 489, 516, 653, 659, 662, 683, 686, 687, 716, 717, 815, 816
• Howitzers, Mountings for, 228
• “ Marceau” Gun Turret (Barbette), 516 Mortars, Mountings for, 228
• Mounting for 14-Centimetre Gun, 227
• Mounting, 27-Centimetre Guns, Barbette Turret!, 488, 489, 516
• Mountings, Naval Gun Turret, 455, 456, 488, 489, 516, 653, 659, 662, 683, 686, 687, 716, 717, 815, 816
• Mountings, Naval, for Quick-Firing Gun, 12, 13, 36, 37, 103, 104, 105, 168, 169, 170, 194, 195, 227
• Mounts for Mortars and Howitzers, 228
• Naval Gun Turrets, 455, 456, 488, 489, 516, 653, 659, 662, 683, 686, 687, 716, 717, 815, 816
• Naval Mountings for Quick-Firing Gun, 12, 13, 36, 37, 103, 104, 105, 168, 169, 170, 194, 195, 227
• Quick-Firing Gun, Naval Mountings, 12, 13, 36, 37,103, 104, 105, 168, 169, 170 194, 195, 36, 37,103, 104, 105, 168, 169, 227
• Torpedo-Launching Tubes, 262, 290
• Turret and Ammunition Hoist metre Gun, 716, 717
• Turret for 15-Centimetre, 20-Centimetre, and 28‘Centraetre Gun, 683, 686, 687, 815, 816
• Turrets, Naval Gun, 455, 456, 488, 489, 516, 653, 659, 662, 683, 686, 687, 716, 717, 815, 816
• Schultz and Goebel, Vienna, Shearing Machine, 700, 791, 794 Scoops, Mud, 127 Scrapers for Water Mains, 576, 577
• Screw Engines. See Engines Screw Machine, Automatic (Hartford), Screw Machine, Automatic (Wolseley chine Company), 650, 651
• Screw - Making Machine (Herbert’s, Coventry), 598
• Screw Propellers, Cavitation of, 639
• Screw Reversing Gear for Locomotives (Maw’s), 593
• Screws, Triple, 150, 610, 611
• Screws, Wood, Holding Power of, 441
• Section of Lake Steamer “Maunoloa,” 785, 786
• Self-Propelled Traffic, See Cars, Motors Separators, Magnetic Ore, 471, 472, 473, 508, 509
• Service’s Gauge Glass Protector, 25
• Sewer Centring, Roberts’ Collapsible, 504, 595
• Shaft Governor, Robinson’s, 707
• Shafts, Propellers, 265, 266, 267
• Shanghai Graving Dock, 460
• Shearing Machine (Schultz and Goebel, Vienna), 790, 791, 794
• Sheerlegs, Floating, 300
• Sheffield Boiler Explosion, 841
• Ship Curve, Clark’s Adjustable, 124
• Ship Erection, Stages and Cranes for, 200, 291, 202, 787
• Ship Model Tank, United States, 137, 138, 139
• Ship Propulsion by Triple Screws, 150, 610, 611
• Ship Riveters, Pneumatic, 90, 91
• Shipbuilders’ Crane, Brown’s Cantilever, 201, 202. See 787
• Shipbuilding in Germany (Vulcan Company), 2, 3, 4, 164, 165, 285, 300, 353, 854, 355, 362
• Shipbuilding Production, Diagram of, 836
• Shipbuilding on the U.S. Lakes, 785, 786, 787
• Ships’ Boats, Launching, 752
• Ships’ Bulkhead Doors, Electrically Worked 819
• Ships in Dry Dock, Supporting, 125, 153
• Similar Structures and Machines, 475, 476, 511, 512, 545, 546
• Six-Phase Rotary Converters, 517, 518, 519, 723
• Slide Valves, Andrews and Martin Balanced, 171, 172, 173
• Slide Valves, Balanced, 243
• Slipping of Aqueduct, 556, 557
• Slotting, Drilling, and Milling Machine for Armour-Plates (Russian Company), 694
• Snoqualmie Falls Electric Power Plant, 420, 421
• Societe Russe de Construction, Kharkoff, Armour-Plate Slotting Machine, 694
• Sound Locator and Projector, Cowper-Cowles, 507
• Southern Railway of France Express Locomotive, 590, 591, 592, 593
• Spanish American War, 65, 67
• Speed Data of U.S.S. “Manning,” 823
• Speed of Euston-Crewe Train, 21
• Speed Gear for Motor Car, Variable (Lucas), 20
• Staging and Cranes for Ship Erection, 787. See 200, 291, 292
• Standards for Cast Iron, 251
• Stanley Cycle Show, 650, 651, 654, 655, 667, 668
• Station, Chesterfield, on the Lancashire and
• Derbyshire Railway, 817
• Steamer, Atlantic, with Parsons Turbine, 259
• Steamer “Maunoloa,” Mould and Templates, 785, 786
• Steamer “ Oceanic” (Harland and Wolff), 275. See 436, 437
• Steamers, Large Atlantic Cargo, 200
• Steam Motor Cars (Thornycroft), 358,359, 360
• Steam Pilot Yacht “Commander Cawley,” (Humber), 825, 828
• Steam Pipe Expansion Gland, 510
• Steam Pressure Indicator, Ripper’s Continuous 770, 771, 772, 805, 806, 807
• Steam Raising, Cost of, 740, 808
• Steamship, Kildonan Castle (Fairfield Company) 632
• Steamship Performances, 2, 3, 4
• Steam Trap, Geipel’s, 25
• Steam Turbine, Parsons, 191, 206, 221, 236, 255, 258, 259
• Steel and Iron, Cost of Making(Diagrams), 28, 29
• Steel Tube Tests, Yarrow’s Boiler, 140, 141, 142 143
• Steering Gear for Auto-Cars, Davis’, 306, 338
• StettinerMaschinenbau Actien-Gesellschaft“ Vulcan,” 2, 3, 4, 164, 165, 285, 300, 353, 354, 355, 362
• Stop Valve, Hutcheson’s Automatic, 279
• Street Traffic, London, 636
• Structures and Machines, Similar, 475, 476, 511, 512, 545, 546
• Substation Rotary Converter, 199
• Suction Pipe Connections for Dredger, 821
• Sugar Evaporator, Lillie (M’Onie and Harvey, Limited), 318, 319
• Sugar Machinery, 719, 720, 721, 728
• Sunderland and Glasgow Fires, 480, 481
• Swan and Hunter’s Large Cargo Steamers, 200
• Switch Branch for Electric Railway, 199
• Switchboard for Tall Building, New York, 350, I 351
• Switchboard, Westinghouse, 135,199

• Tank for Testing Ship Models, United States, 137, 138, 139
• Taylor, Mr. C., Birmingham (8-In. Automatic Lathe Chuck), 339
• Tests of Timber Piles, 824
• Textile Building, Paris Exhibition, 260

Thames Iron Works, Bridge across the Indus, at

• Kotri Rohri Railway, 111
• Thames Iron Works, Japanese Battleship “ Shikishima,” 501
• Theory of the Rainbow, 589
• Thoms’ “ Parole” Water-Tube Boiler, 74
• Thornycroft Steam Motor Cars, 358, 359, 360
• Thornycroft Water-Tube Boiler, II.M.S. “Proserpine,” 217
• Thrust-Block Friction, 122
• Tilt Hammer, Pneumatic, 247. See 281
• Timber Bridges, Restoration of, 648, 746, 747, 748
• Timber Piles, Tests of, 824
• Time Recorder, Rochester, 526
• “ Tokiwa,” Japanese Cruiser (Elswick), 158
• Torpedo-Boat Destroyer with Parsons Turbine, 258
• Torpedo-Boat Destroyers. See Warships Torpedo-Boats. See Warships
• Torpedo-Launching Tubes, 262, 263, 288, 289, 290
• Torquay Water Supply and Pipe Scrapers, 576, 577
• Traction, Electric, at Pittsburg (Westinghouse Company), 484, 485
• Traction, Electric, Lewiston, 198, 199
• Traction and Lighting Station, Plymouth trie, 63, 66
• Trainways, Plymouth Electric, 63, 66 Transformers, See Westinghoxise Electric pany's Installations
• Transmission of Energy by Atmospheric sure, 247, 281
• Transport, “Kildonan Castle,” 632
• Trap, Geipel’s Steam, 25
• Travelling Pile Driver, 648
• Trent Viaduct on the Lancashire, Derbyshire, and East Coast Railway, 815
• Tricycles. See Cycles
• Triple-Expansion Engines. See Engines Triple-Screw Ships, 150, 610, 611
• Triple-Screw Ships, Speed Curves, 150
• Tube Tests, Yarrow’s Boiler, 140, 141, 142, 143
• Tubes, Torpedo-Launching, 262, 263, 288, 289, 290
• Tunnel, Catesby, Great Central Railway, 622
• Turbine, Parsons Steam, 191, 206, 221, ^36, 255, 258, 259
• “Turbinia,” with Parsons Steam Turbine, 191; 268 !
• Turbo-Generators. See Westinghouse Company’s Installations
• Turret and Ammunition Hoist for 24-Centimetre Gun, 716, 717
• Turret for 15 and 20-Centiiuetre Gun, 683, 686, 687
• Turret Lathe and Opening Die (Jones and Lam- son Company, Vermont, U.S.A.), 393, 396
• Turret Lathes. See also Lathes
• Turrets, Naval Gun, 455, 456, 488, 489, 516, 653, 659, 662, 683, 686, 687, 716, 717, 815, 816
• Twin-Screw Engines. See Engines
• Typewriter, Book (Elliott and Hatch Company), 587

• Uganda Railway, 161, 162
• Union Iron Works, San Francisco, Cranes at, 787
• United States Congressional Library, 101, 107
• United States Falls Power Plant, 420, 421
• United States Iron and Steelmaking, Cost Curves, 28, 29
• United States Locomotives for Midland Company, 11
• United States Locomotives, 11, 315, 325, 342, 343, 573, 755
• United States Pneumatic Riveters. 90, 91
• United States Shipbuilding, 291, 292, 785, 786, 787
• United States Ship “ Manning” Speed Trial Curves, &c., 822
• United States Ship Model Tank, 137, 138, 139
• United States Spanish War, 65, 67

• Vacuum Motors, 247, 281
• Valve, Brass Globe, 654
• Valve for Locomotive, Allen, 170
• Valve, Stop, Hutcheson’s Automatic, 279
• Valves, Andrews and Martin Balanced Slide, 171, 172,173
• Valves, Balanced Slide, 243
• Vandalia Railway Express Locomotive (Schenectady), 573
• Vanderbilt Locomotive with Corrugated Furnace, 342, 343
• Variable Speed Gear for Motor Cars (Lucas), 20
• Ventilating and Heating Engine Works, 530
• Vertical Oil Engine (Gardner, Patrieroft), 57
• Viaducts, Great Central Railway, 556, 557, 621, 623, 624
• Viaducts on the Lancashire, Derbyshire, and East Coast Railway, 751, 815, 817
• Viaducts, Railway, in Cornwall, 407, 408, 409, 410
• Vulcan Company’sWarships Built, 164,165
• Vulcan Works at Stettin, 2, 3, 4, 164, 165, 285, 300, 353, 354, 355, 362
• Wagon Buffer, Ramsden’s, 607
• Wagon Coupler, Brocklebank’s Railway, 640, 641
• Wagon Coupling and Rods, Hill’s Railway, 371
• Walker Brothers, Wigan, Air Compressing Compound Engines, 48
• War, Spanish-American, 65, 67

Warships :

• Boiler Arrangements of Recent Cruisers, 184, 185, 187
• Chilian Cruisers “ O’Higgins,” “ Blanco Encalada,” and “Esmeralda” (Elswick), 155
• Chinese Cruiser “Hai Chi,” Boiler Arrangements, 184, 187
• Chinese Cruisers “Hai Yung,” “Hai Shew,” and “Hai Shen” (Vulcan Company), 165
• Coaling Warships at Sea, 715
• Elswick Cruisers, 155, 157, 158
• French Barbette Turret and Mounting, 488, 489, 517
• French Gun and Torpedo Gear. Sea Schneider
• French Ironclad “Charles-Martel,” Gun Turret and Mounting, 455, 456
• French Ironclad “Marceau,” Gun Barbette Mounting, 516
• German Battleship “Weissenburg” (Vulcan Company), 165
• German Emperor’s Yacht (Vulcan Company), 164
• German Warship Building, 104, 165
• H.M. Battleship, Launch of, 108,109
• H.M.S. “ Andromeda,” Boiler Arrangement, 184, 185
• H.M.S. “Hermes,” Boiler Arrangement, 184, 186
• H.M.S. “Hennes” and Machinery (Fairfield Company), 5,16
• H.M.SS. “Pegasus” and “Prometheus” (Palmer’s Company), 788
• H.M.SS. “ Proserpine ” and “ Psyche,” Engines and Boilers of, 203, 216, 217
• Italian Armoured Cruiser “ Garibaldi ” (An- saldo), 330
• Japanese Battleship “Shikishima” (Thames Iron Works), 501
• Japanese Cruiser “Yakumo” (Vulcan Company), 164
• Japanese Cruisers “ Yoshino,” “ Asama,” and “ Tokiwa” (Elswick), 157, 158
• Portuguese Cruiser “ Don Carlos I.,” Boiler Arrangement, 184, 187
• Spanish Warships, Gun Perforation at Santiago, 65, 67
• Torpedo-Boat Destroyer with Parsons Turbine, 191, 258
• Torpedo Launching, 262, 263, 288, 289, 290 Triple-Screw Efficiency, 150, 610, 611
• “ Turbinia,” with Parsons Steam Turbine, 191, 258
• U.S.S. “Manning” Speed Trial Curves, &c., 822
• Warships, Coaling at Sea, Miller’s System, 715 Washington Art Gallery, 9
• Washington Congressional Library, 101, 107
• Washington Ship Model Tank, 137, 138, 139
• Water-Power Plant, Snoqualmie Falls, 420, 421
• Water Supply Pipe Scrapers, 576, 577
• Watertight Doors, Electrically Worked, 819
• Water-Tube Boiler Arrangement in Cruisers, 184, 185, 187
• Water-Tube Boiler Durability Tests (Yarrow), 140, 141, 142,143
• Water-Tube Boiler, Keene’s, 202
• Water-Tube Boiler, Phillips’, 233
• Water-Tube Boiler, Thom’s “ Parole,” 74
• Water-Tube Boiler (Thornycroft), II M.S. “Proserpine,” 217
• Water-Tube Boiler for Thornycroft Motor Car, 360
• Water-Tube Boilers, Reed,for,II.M.SS. “Pegasus” and “Pyramus” (Palmer's Shipbuilding and Iron Co, Limited, Jarrow-on-Tyne), 788
• Water-Tube Boilers, Hydraulic Dredger, 754. See 820, 821, 824
• Waterways. See Russian yVaterways
• Wave Profile, United States Ship “ Manning,” Speed Trials, 822
• Waverley Station, Edinburgh, 423, 424, 425, 491, 492, 493, 496
• Weighing Machine, Automatic Grain (Avery, Birmingham), 725
• “ Weissenburg,” German Battleship (“ Vulcan ” Company), 165
• Wenstrom Magnetic Ore Machine, 471, 472
• Westiii(£li»iisc Klcctric Company’s In* .stallatiou :
• Allegheny County Electric Light Station, 586
• Electric Traction Plant at Pittsburg, 484, 485
• Lewiston, Brunswick, and Bath-street Electric Railway, 198, 199
• Long-Distance Transmission Plant at Hartford, 70, 71
• Park Row Building, New York, Electrical Equipment of, 350, 351
• People’s Light and Power Company, New Jersey, 134, 135
• Pittsburg Reduction Works, Niagara, 8, 9
• San Gabriel Electric Installation, 782, 814
• Snoqualmie Falls Electric Power Plant, 421
• Weston’s Centrifugal (Pott, Cassels, and liamson), 719, 720, 728
• Wetherill Magnetic Ore Machine, 508 Wheel for Motor Car, The Hall Pneumatic, 132 Wheels for Motor Cars, 359
• Wienfluss Boulevard, Vienna, Iron Centring for Constructing, 322
• Windlass and Capstan Gear of R.M.S. “ Oceanic” (Napier Brothers), 436, 437
• Wolseley S.S Machine Company, Birmingham, Automatic Screw Machine, 650, 651
• Wood Screws, Holding Power of, 441

Works:

• Keyham Factory, 217
• London Carbonic Acid Gas Works, 505
• Ludw. Loewe and Co., Berlin, 381, 384, 385, 416, 417, 428, 452, 453, 454, 460, 522, 523, 525, 526, 530
• Parsons and Co., C. A., Works at Heaton-on- Tyne, 191, 206, 221, 236, 255, 258, 259
• Pott, Cassels, and Williamson’s Works, Motherwell, 721
• Schneiders’. See ScKneidefs Works at Creusot Stettiner ISIaschinenbau Actien-Gesellschaft, “ Vulcan,” 2, 3, 4, 164, 165, 285, 300, 353, 354, 355, 362
• Wurts’ High Voltage Lightning Arrester, 70

• Yacht, “Commander Cawley,” Humber Steam Pilot, 825,828
• “ Yakumo,” Japanese Cruiser (Vulcan Company), 164
• Yarrow’s Boiler, Water-Tube Tests, 140, 141, 142, 143
• Yarrow Boilers of Portuguese Cruiser “Don Carlos I.,” 185,187
• “ Yoshino,” Japanese Cruiser (Elswick), 157

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