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Aberdeen Harbour, 831 ; Floating Dock at, 831 • Granite. 180,188, 217
Abrasive Materials for Grinding, 069

Accidents. Railway:

Collision at West Hampstead, 690
Derailment at Shrewsbury, 630, 655, 680
Locomotive Boiler Explosion, Hull and Barnsley Railway, 783
Manuel Station, Report, 651
Safety of Railways in Different Countries, 2,0
United Stales Railway Accidents, 080

Accident at Barnsley Colliery, 748
Accident at Blackfriars Bridge, 838
Accidents to Torpedo-Boat Destroyers, 215
Accident Compensation. See Workmen's Com-
in-Million and Legal,
Accidents in Cotton-Mills, Prevention of, 192, 200 „ „ . ,
Accident at the Launch of the ‘ I rincipessa
.lolanda,” 602, 814
Accident to Quebec Bridge, 220, 301, 371, 391,
401, 423, 467, 470, 815. For Details see Quebec
Bridge in ILM HTRATKD INUKX
Accumulators. See Fleet ric
Acts of Parliament. Sec Parliament and Legal
Adding and Typewriting Machine, The Elliot-* Fisher, 867 .
Address, Presidential. See Presidential Address
Admiralty Policy. See Engineers, Naval, and * Warships
Aerial Wire Ropeway for Conveying Coal, 662
Aerial Wire Ropeways Used on Shipbuilding Berths, 181, 378
Aeronautics, Treatise on, 321 ,
Aeroplanes and Cellular Kites, 110. See Flying
“AITonso Penna,” Dredger (Fleming and Ferguson, 654)
Africa. Bee South Africa
•• Agamemnon,” ILM. Battleship, William Beardmore and Co., 341. See 303
Agreement between Employers and Men, 113,
2/3. See also Legal
Agricultural Hall, Brewers' Exhibition at, 605
Agricultural Hall, Ironmongery Exhibition at, 50
Agricultural Machinery and the Siberian Mar-
ket, 821
Agricultural Machinery at the Smithfield Show,
817
Agricultural Oil-Motor, 768
Agricultural Society's Show at Lincoln, 21
Air Compressed. See also Compressed An Pneumatic
Air-Compressors, Centrifugal, 2, 30, 248, 287, 090
Air-Compressors, Reciprocating, 2, 27, 29
Air-Compressors, The Kenvell, for Motor Tyres, 091, 724,
Air-Currents and Ventilation, Treatise on, 434
Air in New York Subway, 340
Air-Pumps for Cunard Liner “ Lusitania,” 100
Air-Pumps for Cunard Liner " Mauretania,” 643
Air-Ship, The Zeppelin, 502
Air, The Topography of, 839
Alcohol for Industrial Purposes, Treatise on, S04
Alkali Metals, Centenary of Discovery of, 884
Allen's Piston-Rings, 612
Alternating Current. See Electric
Alternators. See Electric
America, Heavy Rail Sections in, 0S8
America, See also (rilited States
American Locomotives. See Locomotives
American Machine Tools. See Machine-Tools
American Metallurgical Industry. See Iron and
Steel and Notes from the United States
Ammunition, Comparison Between French and English, 731. See 719
Ammunition-Holds, Ventilation and Refrigeration of, 125
Ammunition and the Question of Back-Flash, 429
Ammunition, Types of Projectiles, 244
Anchor and Capstan Gear of Cunard Liner "Lusitania,” 109
Anchors and Cables of Cunard Liner “ Lusitania,” 170
Angle-Finder for Screw-Milling Machine, 685
Anglo-Japanese Steel Foundry, 88
Annual Publications. See 1 ear-Books
Annuals. See LITKKATURK INDBX
Antarctic Expedition, Arrol - Johnston Motor-
Car for, 630
Antimony. Seo Metal-Price Diagrams
Apprentices and the Sandwich System, 488
Apprenticeship. See also Education and Train and
i ng
Arbitration Boards for Trade Disputes in Belgium, 21. See aleo Legal Arc Lamps, See Electric Arch. See Bridge
Archer’s Steam and Hand Steering Gear, 513 Argentine Railway Affairs, 608 Argyll Motor-Car, 677
Arithmometer Combined with Typewriter, 867
Armament of Warships. See Warships
Armature Construction, Treatise on, 434
Armour. See also Warships
Armoured Concrete. See Ferro Concrete
Armoured Ships. See Warships
Arrol-Johnston Motor-Car for Antarctic Ex
pedition, 530 Artesian Wells in Australia, 3S9
Artificial Respiration, Apparatus for, 53, 107, 598
Artillery. Sec Guns
Ash-Hoists and Ejectors on the Cunard Liner
"Lusitania,” 153
Ashton, Dr. If. T., on the Manufacture of Milling-
Cutters, 871, 879
Association of Engineers-in-Charge; Presidential ! Address, by W. II. Pate he 11, 711 I Astrographic Catalogue, 21)1 i Astronomical Papers at British Association, 293, 291, 295
Astronomy and Anomalous Dispersion of Light,
! 407,519
Atkinson, Thomas, Driver of the “ Rocket,” 299 Atlantic Liners, Famous, 180, 131, 132, 133. See 240, 079
Atlantic Liners, Speed of, 679 Atmosphere, The Topography of, 839 Atmospheric Nitrogen, Fixation of, 821 Atoms, Constitution and Motion of, 202 Atoms and the Motions of Ether, 202, 263, 280 Atoms, The Valency of, 322 Austen, II. C. M., on Modern Development of British Fishery Harbours, 38, 383. 643, 831 Australasia. See New South Wales, Victoria, I <jueenhland, Western Australia, and South j Australia
Australia, Artesian Wells in, 339 Australian Mining Industry, 601 I Austrian Iron Works, 432, 411, 405, 460, 467 Austiian Railway Kates, 369 Auto-Cars. See Motor-Cars and Motor-Carriages
Automatic Machine-Tools. 8ee Machine-Tools Automobiles. See Motor-Cars Avoidance of Strikes, 113, 273 * “Avon,” Steamer, of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, 14

B.S.A. Motor-Car, 743
Bache, The late Alfred, 373
Back-Flash from Smokeless Powder, 429
Bacteriological Filtration of Water, 677, 708
Bags of Concrete for Sea-Work, 587
Bam, Mr. James, 614
Ball, Robert S., on the Governing of Hydraulic
Turbines, 231, 282
Balloon, Dirigible, The Zeppelin, 502
Balloon Investigation of Upper Atmosphere, 290
Ballooning, Treatise on, 321
Barbette. See Guns
Barnes, Howard T., on the Ice Problems in Cana-
dian Engineering Work, 210, 258
Barren Jack Reservoir, New South Wales, 1
Barring Gear, Electric, for Large Engines, 303
Bascule Bridge at Portsmouth, 15
Batteries. See Electric and Guns
Battleships. See Warships
Bauermnu, II., on the Erzberg of Eisenerz, 432, 411
Bearing with Forced Lubrication, 458
Beasley’s Recording Gas Calorimeter, 40
Beaumont, W. W., on the Corrugation of Tramway Rails, 228, 260
Bedford Grammar School, Engineering at. 55
Beissel Water-Softener, 298
Belgium Conciliation Boards in, 21
Bell, Mr. Thomas, 614
“ Bellerophon,” H.M. Battleship, 120
Belt-Fasteners, Flexible Steel, 459
Bending Tests of Metals, 829, 882
Benzene, Welded Tanks for Storage, 333
Berlin, Sewage Disposal in, 500
Bernoulli, John, Life of, 350
Berthelot, The Work of, 8G
Berwerth, Professor Frederick, on Steel and
Meteoric Iron, 432, 472
Bcuerberg, Peat Distillation Plant at, 071
Bing, Herbert, on Portable Pneumatic Tools,
181, 221, 261
Biological Disposal of Sewage, 13, 34
Blackfriars Bridge Accident, 838
Blast-Furnaces in Austria, 431, 439, 405, 406, 407
Blast-Furnace Gas, Amount and Value of, 432,
435
Blast-Furnace-Gas Engines. See Engines, Gas
Blast-Furnace-Gas and Electric Power Distribu-
tion, 433
Blast-Furnace-Gas, Utilisation of, 789
Blount, Bertram, on Electro-Metallurgy, 5, 30
Blowing-Engines. See Engines, Blowing ; also
A ir-Comprcssors
Blyth, Port of, 211
Board of. Trade and Boiler Explosions. See
Boiler Explosions . .
Board of Trade Draft Regulations for Electricity
in Factories, 309
Boat, Fishing, Driven by Oil-Motor, 10
Joat-lloists, Electric, of Cunard Liner "Lusi
tania,” 105
3oat, Motor, Hydroplane, 457 s „ 4
3oats, Motor. See Motor-Launches and Motor
Boats
Boats, Submarine, Development of, -41
Boats, Submarine, The Present and Future of,
25, 122. See 338 _ . .. .
Bochet, A., on Ventilation and Refrigeration of
Ammunition-Holds, 125
Bogies, Railway. See Carriages and Locomotives
Boilers, Babcock and Wilcox, with hermodes
Liquid-Fuel System, 74
Boiler-Covering Materials, Test of, <90
Boilers for Cunard Liner “ Lusitania, 151 ; tor “Mauretania,” 643
Boilers, Effect of Soot in, 310
Boiler Efficiency, Theories of, 76
Boiler Explosion at Birmingham, 501
Boiler Explosion on Board a Trawler, <9J
Boiler Explosion at Bradford, 311
Boiler Explosions in Germany, 601
Boiler Explosion at Maybole, 125 „
Boiler Explosion on s.s. “Montgomeryshire, <6
Boiler Explosions, Valve to Reduce Danger of, 71, 345
Boiler Feed-Pump, The Oddest* Oompoaod, 424
Boiler Feed-Pump lor Use with Superheated Steam (Sheppee Motor Company, York), 430. See Erratum, 4£7
Boiler Feed-Pumps for Cunard Liner “ Lusitania." 159
Boiler Feed-Pumps (Titwaites Brothers), 459 Boiler Feed-Water Analjser, The “Saroo,” 344 Boiler Feed-Water Heater lor Cunard Liner *' Lusitania," 100
Boiler Feed-Water Heater, Live Steam (C. C.
Braithwaite and Son), 172 Boiler Furnaces, Heat Itadiation in, 601 Boiler-Gauges, Reliahility of, 270, 310 Boiler, Grille Water-Tube, 810 Boilers of 11.M. Torjtedo - Boat Destroyer “ Mohawk," 722 Boiler-House Management, 711 Boilers of Locomotives. See also Loco mot ire* Boilers lor Loup Island City Power-Station, 299 I Boilers, Marine, and the I'se ol Superheating, 12, 33
Boiler, Serpollet, for Fawcett-Fowler Steam Car, 70
Boilers, Tests of Isolating Valves for, 71. See 345
Bollinckx Valve-Gear on Tandem Compound Engine, 838
Bolts, Cost of Manufacture, 230, 313 Books Received, 42, 73, 103, 289, 321, 435, 511, 668, 774, 805, 835, 807 Books. See LITKRATURB INDEX Bordeaux Exhibition, Power Station Machinery at, 810
Boring-Machine. See Machine-Tool* Bottle-Washing Machine (J. W. Flower and Co.), 565
Bottle-Washing Machine (Nosh Patents, Ltd.), 521 Bracing, Stresses in, 299, 333, 301 Brackenbury, II. I., on Modern Machinery and its Future Development, 230, 313 Brake, The Vacuum, and Slock Brake-Gear, 503, 745
Brat Oxygen Reviving Apparatus, 598 Brazilian Government Despatch Vessel "Guana- bara,” 374
Brazing Materials, Tests of, 598 Breakwaters ol British Fishery Harbours, 38, 383, 543, 831
Breakwaters and the Use ol Concrete, 543, 587 Breathing Apparatus, Artificial, 1 or use in Mines, 63, 107, 598
Brennan Mono-Rail Car, 45 Brewers' Exhibition at Islington, 505 Bridge, Accident at Blackfriars, 838 Bridge, Bascule, for Portsmouth, 15 Bridge, Ferro-Concrete, at Stanford, 266 Bridge, New, over the Nile, 342 Bridge over River Wear at Sunderland, 43 Bridge over the St. Lawrenoe ;>t Quebec, Collapse of, 329, 351, 361, 371, 388, 391, 401, 418, 423, 449, 457, 470, 484, 815. For details see Quebec Bridge in ILLUSTRATED INDEX Briquette-Making, Binding Materials for, 490

British Association:

Leicester Meeting, 115, 173, 170, 193, 226, I 258, 290, 322
Presidential Address, by Sir David Gill, 170
Concluding Remarks, 327
Section G.— Engineering
Presidential Address, by Professor Silvanus P. Thompson, 173, 193
The Present Position of Gas and Petrol-Engines, by Dugald Clerk, 193, 409
On the Gases Exhausted from a Petrol-Motor, by Professor B. Uopkinson and L. G. E. Morse, 197, 210
Discussion on Explosion Temperatures, 197
Pupin’s Method of Compensating Cables for
Telephonic Transmission, by Sir W. II.
Preece, 225
Notes on Tuning in Wireless Telegraphy, by
Sir Oliver Ixxlge, 225, 237
Note on an Oscillograph Study of Low-Fre-
quency Oscillating Arcs, by J. T. Morris, i
226, 233
Developments in Incandescent Lamps, by
Leon Gaster, 226, 477
The Equipment of the Engineering Laboratory at Finsbury Technical Institute, by
Professor E G. Coker, 226. 232
Ferro-Concrete and Examples of Construction, by J. S. E. de Yesian, 227
Some New Uses of Reinforced Concrete, by
W. Noble Twelvetrees, 227
The Origin and Production of Roaring Rails,
by W. Worbv Beaumont, 228, 256
Modern Machinery and its Future Develop-
ments, by H. .1. Brackenbury, 230, 313
A Machine for Weighing the Forces on a
Cutting-Tool, by J. F. Brooks, 230, 269.
See 268 ^
Notes on the Governing of Hydraulic Turbines, by Robert S. Ball, 231, 282
The Ice Problsm in Engineering Work in
Canada, by II. T. Barnes, 216, 258
The Application of Water-Power, and how to
Secure the Greatest Efficiency in Working
the same, by J. Smyth, 36S
Section A.—Mathematical ana Physical
Science
Presidential Address, by Professor A. E. H.
Love, 259
Oa tht Motions of Ether Produced by Oolll- bions of Atoms or Molecules Containing or not Containing Electrions, by Lord Kelvin. 2G-, 2b6
Discussion on the Constitution of the Atom, 202
The Range of Freedom of Electrons in Metals, by Professor Larmor, 2CS Tlie Density of the Ether, by Sir Oliver Lodge, 203
A Theoretical Method of Attempting to l>eteet Relathe Motion between the Ether and the Earth, by A. O. Rankine, 201 Helium and Radioactivity in Cominou Ores and Minerals, by the lion. R J. Strutt, 201 The Distribution of Radiutu in the Rocks of the 8implon Tunnel, by Professor J. Jolv 200
On Variability in the Products of Radium Emanations, by Sir William Ramsay, 200 Transmission of the Active Deposit from Radium Einiuation to the Anode, by Sidney Russ, 200
The Production and Origin of Radium, by Professor E. Rutherford, 200 The Effect of High Temperature on the Activity of the Products of Radium, by Professor E. Rutherford and Dr. J. K. Petavel, 200
Pseudo High Vacua, by Professor F. Soddy and T. D. Mackenzie, 290 The Absorption of Oases by Charooa), by J. Horn fray, 290
Electrical Experiment Illustrating the Two Modes of Condensation of Water Vapour upon Surfaoes, by Professor F. T. Trou- ton, 291
The Nature of Ionisation-Ionomania, by Professor 11. E. Armstrong, 291 Practical Standards for Electrical Measurements ; Ile)»ort of National Physical Laboratory Experiments, 291 Optical Pyrometry, by L. Holborn, 291, 245 The Use of C&lcite in Speclroisconv, by Principal W. W. Hicks, 293 Optical Pyrometry, bj’ Professor Charles Fd-ry, 291, 539
Notes on the Echelon Spectroscope and the Resolution of the Green Mercury Line, by II. Stansfield, 293
Discussion on Modern Methods of Treating Obsen atimis, 2 M
Determination of Periodicity from a Broken Series of Maxima, by Professor 11. 11. Turner, 294
Improvement of the Plate Constants of the Astrographic Catalogue, by Professor II. II. Turner, 291
Variation in Latitude, by Oscar Backlund, 294
The Kodaikanal Observatory in South India, by C. Mitchie Smith, 295 The Variability in Light of Mira OU and the Temperature of Sun-Spots, by Rev. A.
L. Cortie, 295
Twelfth Report of the Committee on Seis- mological Investigations, by J. Milne. 295 Recent Developments of the Methods of Forecasting by Means of Synoptic Charts, by W. N. Shaw, 290
Investigation of the Upper Atmosphere by Kites and Balloons, by .1. E. Petavel and
M. White, 295
Ben Nevis Observatory, Report on Material Collected, 297
Secular Stability, by Professor II. Lamb, 297 An Unrecorded and Remarkable Feature in the Splash of a Drop, by Professor A. M. Worthington, 297
The Teaching of Elementary Mechanics ; Report of Committee, 297 Section D.—Chemistry.
Presidential Address on Flame Problems and Chemical Science, by Professor Smilhells, 322, 370. See 107
Discussion on Explosion Temperatures, 167 Inflammability of Mixtures of Coal-Dust and Air, by Professor I*. Bedson, 322 The Ignition Point of Gases, by Professor II. B. Dixon, 322
Dis ussion on Valency, 322 Substances Forming Three Liquid Phases, by Professor F. M. Jaeger, 323 Influence of Radiation on the Electric Conductivity of an Antimonite from Japan, by Professor F. M. Jaeger, 323 The Conductivity of Electrolytes in Pyridine and other Solvents, by K. S. Caldwell, 323 Wave-Length Tables of the Spectra of Elements. Report of Committee on, 323 Dynamic Isomerism, Report of Committee on, 323
The Applications of Grignard s Reaction, bj Alexander Mackenzie, 323 Discussion on the Chemistry of Wheat and Flour and Artificial Manures, 325 Iron Carbonyls, by Sir J. Dewar and H. O. Jones, 325
Copper Mirrors, by F. Chattaway, 326 Calcium ; Its Properties and Possibilities, by A. E. Pratt, 326 Section C.—Geology.
Presidential Address, on Iron Ore Supplies, by Professor J. W. Oregon-, 326
Evening Lectures.
The Arc and the Spark in Radiotelegraphy, by W. Duddell, 326
Modern Developments in the Theory of Mimicry, by F. A. Dixey, 327
The Birth and Growth of a Crystal, by Professor II. A. Miers, 327

British Battleships. See Warships British Columbia, Coal in, 370
British Locomotives. See Locomotives
British Naval Training. See Engineers and Navy
British Railway Property, 470
British Railway Returns, 626, 538
British Shipbuilding and Competition, 497
British Warships. See Warships
Brooks, John F., on a Machine for Weighing Forces on a Cutting-Tool, 230, 268, 269 Brown, The late M. Walton, 755
Brown and Co., Limited, John, and the Lusitania, 129
Brown, The late Thomas Forster, 599
Brush-Holders for Small Electric Motors, 663 Building Construction. See also Ferro-Concrete Buildings, Damage done by San Francisco Earthquake, 37
Buildings for Franco-British Exhibition, Loudon, 737, 769
Bulkheads on Cunard Liner “ Lusitania,” 148
Bulkheads on Cunard Liner “ Mauretania,” 620
Buoy, Mooring, for “Lusitania” and “Mauretania,” 267
Burnand, A. H., on Thermal and Power Losses in Internal-Combustion Engines, 445, 509

Cabins of Cunard Liner “ Lusitania,” 68, 140
Cabins of Cunard Liner “ Mauretania,” 626, 627. See Erratum, 718
Cable and Anchor Gear for Cunard Liner “ Mauretania,” 633
Cables and Anchors of Cunard Liner “Lusitania,” 170
Cable, Pupin, for Telephone, 85 Cables, Submarine, Extensions of, 310 Cableway, Aerial, for Conveying Coal, 552 Cableways Used on Shipbuilding Berths, 181,378 Caffaro Hydro-Electric Power Station, 201 Caisson Accident at Blackfriars Bridge, 838 Caissons, Compressed-Air, for Tunnelling Work, 707
Caisson Disease and its Prevention, 786 Cala Mineral Railway, Ferro-Concrete Viaduct, 517
Calcium, Uses of, 326 Calendars. See LITERATURE INDEX Callendar, Professor H. L., on the Measurements of Temperatures in Gas-Engine Cylinders, 887 Calorific Value of Illinois Coal, 310 Calorimeter, Beasley’s Recording, for Gas, 46 Canada, Coal in, 370 Canada, Irrigation in, 308 Canadian Pacific Railway Locomotives, with Superheater, 310
Canadian Railway Progress, 518, 778 Canet, M. Gustave, on Some Comparisons between French and English Artillery, 729. See 719
Cantilever Bridge at Quebec, Collapse of, 329, 361, 361, 371, 388, 391, 401, 418, 423, 457, 470, 484, 815. For details see Quebec Bridge in ILLUSTRATED INDEX
Capstan and Anchor Gear of Cunard Liner “ Lusitania, 169
Capstan Lathes. See Machine-Tools Carborundum Wheels for Grinding, 669 Carburettor. See Motor-Car Details in ILLUSTRATED INDEX
Cardiff Docks, Pumping Plant for, 331 Cargo-Handling Appliances of Cunard Liner “ Lusitania,” 143, 165 Carlaw, The Late David, 470 Carriages, Accumulator, for German Railways, 21 Cars and Carriages. See Motor-Cars, Railway, and Tramway Cars
Cartridge-Metal Rolling-Mill (Taylor and Challen),
Carulla, F. J. R., on a New Blue-Black Iron Paint as a Protective Covering, 433, 602 Carus-Wilson, C. A., on Pre-Determination of Train-Resistance, 809 Casting Iron in Metal Moulds, 75*
Castings Mode by the Use of Moulding-Machines, 807
Catalogues, 36, 64, 126, 288, 319, 380, 442, 478, 508, 540, 606, 766, 795, 826 Cement Concrete. See Concrete and Ferro- Concrete
Cement, Portland, British Standard Specification, 744
Centenary of the Discovery of the Alkali Metals. 88*
Central Station. See Electric and Power Centrifugal Air-Compressors, Action of, 2, 30. 248, 287, 600
Centrifugal Pumping-Plant for Cardiff Dock, 331. | See also Pump*
Centrifugal Turbo-Compressors, 2, 30, 2-18, 287, , 600
Ceylon Government Railways, 846 Chain Geared Engines of Steamer “Great Britain,” 246
Chance, The Law of, Applied to Weather, 257 Charcoal and the Alaorption of Oases, 290 Chassis, See Motor-Car Mailt in ILLUSTRATED Linux
Chemical Progress—The Work of Berthelot Mendeleieff, and Moissan, 86 Chemical Reactions, Constancy of Mass in, 57 Chemical Science and Flame Problem, 322, 376. See 197
Chemistry, Applications of Thermo-Dynamics to, Treatise on, 834 Chemistry, Inorganic, Treatise on, 103 Chemistry Papers at British Association. See Brit ith Atineiation Chem’stry, Treatise on, 41 Chimney for Long Island City Power-Station, 760 |
China, Quick-Firing Field-Guns in, S3 China, Railways, Telegraphs, and Mines In, 878 Chinese Posts and Telegraphs, 600 Chinese Railways in Manchuria, 211
Circulating Pumps, Centrifugal, for Cunard Liner “ Lusitania,” 157
Circulating Pumps for Cunard Liner “ Mauretania,” 644
City and Guilds of London Institute, Finsbury, Engineering Laboratory at, 226, 232
Civil Engineers, Conference of tlie Institution Of. See a Iso Vol. LXXXIII.
Section III,- Machinery.
Reciprocating Air-Compressors, by W. Rea veil, 2, 29
Turbo-Compressor for High Pressures, by Professor A. Rateau, 2, 30
Section IV.—Mining and Metallurgy; Joint Meeting with Section VII.— Applications of Electricity
Electro-Metallurgy, by Bertram Blount, 5, 30
Modern Applications of Electricity to Mines, by C. P. Sparks, 6, 30
Section IV.—Mining and Metallurgy.
Education of Engineering Students, Particularly with Regard to Mining and Metallurgy, 8, 31
Section V.—Shipbuilding.
High-Speed Vessels, by Professor J. J. Welch, 8, 32
Modern Applications of Superheating to Marine Steam Boilers, 12, 33
The Welding of Structural Materials in Place, by II. A. Ruck-Keene, 12, 33 Section VI.—Water Works, Sewerage, and Gas Works.
Sewage Disposal by Biological Processes, by J. D. Watson, 13, 34
The Relative Merit of Chemically-Treated, Settled, and Septic Sewage in Preparing the Liquid for Oxidising Beds, by G. A. Hart, 13, 36
Excursions and Visits to Works, 14

Civil Engineers, Institution of:

Address by Sir William Matthews, President, 659, 698, 732. See 655
The Extension, Widening, and Strengthening of Folkestone Pier, by Hugh Torrance
Ker, 681
Presidential Address to Glasgow Students’
Association, by W. R. Alston, 691
The Tranmere Bay Development Works, by S. H. Ellis, 746
Experiments on Wind Pressure, by T. E. Stanton, 778
The Pre-Determination of Train Resistance, by C. A. Carus-Wilson, 809
Keyham Dockyard Extension, by Sir Whately Eliot, 890
Keyham Dockyard Extension ; Temporary
Works and Plant and Appliances Used
During Construction, by George H. Scott, 890

Clark, Mateo, on a Ferro-Concrete Viaduct for
the Cala Mineral Railway, 617
Clerk, Dugald, on the Present Position of Gas and Petrol-Engines, 193, 409
Cleveland Institution of Engineers, Presidential Address, 765
Cleveland Iron. See Metal-Price Diagrams
Cleveland, Notes from, 17, 48, 81, 111, 184, 205, 239, 271, 302, 335, 365, 396, 427, 460, 493, 623, 559, 590, 661, 683, 717, 748, 783, 812, 843, 874
Clutch. See Coupling and Motor-Car
Clutch, Toogood’s Double-Coil, 601
Clyde Navigation, Improvement of, 691
Clydebank Works and the “ Lusitania,” 129
Coal in British Columbia, 370
Coal-Carrying Trunk-Steamer. 599
Coal in China, 878
Coal Consumption of Russia, 21
Coal Conveying by Aerial Wire Ropeway, 652
Coal-Dust, Binding Materials for Briquette-
Making, 496
Coal-Dust, Explosions of, 322
Coal Famine in Germany, 178
Coal-Gas Distribution, Treatise on, 804
Coal, German Export Duty on, 309
Coal-Handling Arrangements for Long Island
City Power-Station, 636
Coal, Illinois, Tests of, 310
Coal-Mining in Germany, 789
Coal-Mining. ,See also Colliery and Engine, Winding
Coal Trade and Industry of Japan, 117
Coke-Oven Gas, Utilisation of, 789
Coker, Professor E. G., on the Engineering
Laboratories at Finsbury Technical College. 226, 232 R ’
Colliery. See also Coal and Engine, Winding
Collisions. See Accidents
Coloured Lights, Photometry of, 870
Columns, Braced, Stresses, 209,333, 381
Commercial Motor-Vehicle Trials, 603, 680
Commercial Motor-Vehicles. See also Motor
Compasses, Compensation of, 24
Compasses, Illumination of, 24
Compensation, Workmen’s. See Legal
Compound Engines. See Engines
Compound Locomotives. See Locomotives
Compressed Air-Brake. See Brakes
Compressed-Air Disease and Its Prevention, 788
Compressed Air in Subaqueous Works, Treatise
on, 774. See Blackfriars Bridge Accident, 838
Compressed-Air Work in Simplon Tunnel Approaches, 706 y
Compressor, Air, The Reavell, for Motor Tyree,
Compressors, Air, 2, 30, 248, 287, 600
Concrete in Bags for Sea-Work, 687. See 543
Concrete, Electrolytic Corrosion of Iron in, 430
Concrete, Ferro. Sec Ferro-Concrete
Concrete Flumes for Long Island City Power-Station, 797
Concrete, Reinforced; Richmond and Chesipeake Bay Railway, 863
Concrete, Reinforced. See also Ferro-Concrete
Condensation of Water Vapour, 291
Condensers for Cunard Liner " Mauretania,” 04
Condensing Machinery for Cunard Liner " Lustania," 167,169
Condensing Plant for Long Island City Power- Station, TOC
Condensing Plant, Morison’s, 400 Condensing Machinery. See also Pumps Conduits, Velocity of Water in, 275 Congress of Hygiene, 54 Congress of Trade Unions, 367 Continental Railway Rates, 369 Continents; Theory of Formation, 259 Contracts, The Law of, Treatise on, 73 “Contraflo” Condenser for Cunard Liner “Mauretania," 646 “Contraflo" Condensing Plant, 406 Conveying Coal by Aerial Wire Ropeway, 552 Conveying Plant for Transvaal Gold-Mines, 703, 726, 762
Copenhagen Automobile Exhibition, 765 Copenhagen, Polytechnic at, 88 , Copland, The late Sir William Robertson, 278 ; Copper-Mines in Norway, 567 Copper Mirrors, 326
Copper Prices. See Metal-Price Diagrams Cornish, Vaughan, on Progressive and Stationary ! Waves in Rivers, 118, 284, 317 Corrosion, Electrolytic, of Iron in Concrete, 430 Corrugation of Tramway-Rails, 228, 256 ; “Cossack," H.M, Torpedo-Boat Destroyer, 653 Cost of Pumping, 26
Cotton-Mills, Safety Appliances in, 192, 290 Cotton-Spinning, Technical Education in, 114 , Coueslant, L. D., on the Training of Engineers on the Sandwich System, 488 Counting and Typewriting Machine, The Elliot- Fisher, 867
Country Districts, Water-Supply in, 594 County Council. See London County Council Couplings, Automatic Railway, 45 Cradle, Launching, for Cunard Liner “ Mauretania,” 620
Cranes and Baggage-Hoists of Cunard Liner “ Lusitania,” 166 Crane. See also Hoists Cranes, Transporting, at Mersey Docks, 14 Crank-Shafts, Strength of, 306, 333, 361, 423 “ Creole,” Steamer, with Curtis Turbine, 695 Creole" Test of Curtis Turbines in Steamer,
Crew and Officers of Cunard Liner “Lusitania,” 169
Crew and Officers of Cunard Liner “Mauretania,” 615
Cruisers. See Warships
Crystalline Structure of Ductile Metals, 464
Crystalline Structure of Metals. See also Micro- Photographs
Crystals, Liquid, 323
Cunard Agreement with the Government, 133 1 Cunard Liner “Lusitania,” 54, 68, 129, 177, 208. For Details see “ Lusitania ” in ILLUSTRATED INDEX
Cunard Liner “ Mauretania,” 124, 393, 609, 656. For Details see “ Mauretania ” in ILLUSTRATED INDEX
Curtis Steam - Turbines. See Turbines and “ Creole ”
Cutters, Milling, Notes on the Manufacture of, 871, 879. See 585 and Machine-Tools
Cutting-Tools, Machine for Weighing Forces on, 230, 268, 269
Czapski, The late Siegfried, 106

Daimler Motor-Car, 675
Dairy Implements at the Royal Agricultural Show, 23
Dalby, Professor W. E., on the Measurements of Temperatures in Gas-Engine Cylinders, 887 Dam, The Barren Jack, in New South Wales, 1 Dam, The Urft, and Hydro-Electric Power Distribution, at Ileimbach, Germany, 740, 800 Dams, Masonry, 368, 405, 619, 555, 587, 679, 724, 779
Dams, Masonry, A Treatise on, 667
Darbyshire, II., on Some Grinding Problems, 669
Darling, Chas. R., on a Laboratory Test for
Heat-Insulating Materials, 790
Darracq Motor-Car, 18-Horse-Power, 693
De Rusett, E. W., on the Hydraulic Riveting of the “ Mauretania,” 124
Deasy Motor-Car, 677
Decking for Bridges. See Bridges
Deck Arrangements of Cunard Liner “ Maure-
tania,” 623
Demozay, L., on the Hardening of Steel, 676, 603
Denmark, Wind Power in, 430
Derailment. See Accident
Design of Motor-Cars, 770
Design of Reaction Steam-Turbine, 799
Design of Ships, 134, 612
Designs and Patents Act, 1907, Treatise on, 803,
Despatch Vessel “Guanabara” for Brazilian
Government, 374
Destroyers. See Warships
Detroit River Tunnel, 530
Devonport Dockyard Extension, 800
Diabolo Experiment, 779
Diaphragm Testing-Machine, 861
Die-Sinking and Engraving-Machine (Thomas Auty and Co.), 709
Dies for Wiro-Drawing, 736
Directories. See LITERATURE INDEX
Disaster. See Accident
Dispersion of Light, Anomalous, 467,619
Distillation of Peat, Ziegler System for, 671
Distilling-Plant for Cunard Liner “Lusitania,”
Divers and Caisson Disease, 787
pocks, Centrifugal Pumping Plant for, 331
Dock-Construction at Tranmere Bay, 746
Docks, Floating, 733
Dock, Floating, for Fishing Vessels at Aberdeen Harbour, 831
Dock, Floating, for Trinidad, 106
pocks, New Graving, at Middlesbrough, 530
Dock. See also Harbour and Port
Dockyard Extension at Keyham, 890
Doors, Watertight, on Cunard Liner “Lusitania, 149 ; on “ Mauretania,” 620
Doppler’s Principle for Rays of Light, Verifl.
tion of, 433
Doulton’s Joint for Stoneware Pipes, 600 Dmilton'8 Sanitary Fittings in •• Mauretania,"
•- I Drawing-Frames, Cotton, Safety Appliances for, 290. See 192
Drawing Machinery for Wire-Making, 191, 579,
I 735
Dredger, “ Affonso Penna,” Fleming aud Fer- i guson, 554
Dredging, Gold, in New Zealand, 212 Drilling-AIachine9. See Machine-Tools Drop, The Splash of a, 297 Duadell, W., on the Arc and Spark in Radiotele- r , graphy, 320
Dunlop, Mr. J. G., 136 Durston, Sir John, Retirement of, 596 Dust Disposal in Berlin, 500 , Dynamos. See Dynamos and Alternators under I Electric

Earth, Dynamical Theory of Shape of, 259 1
Earthquake Investigations, 295 i
Earthquake at San Francisco, 37
Ecole Polytechnique, 561, 587
Economic Considerations on the Management of Plants, 711
Education, Engineering, at Bedford Grammar 1 School, 65. See also Technical Education Education of Engineering Students, 297 Education, Engineering, Treatise on, 772 Education of French Engineers, 561, 587 Education of Mining and Metallurgical Students, 8, 31
Education of Railway Engineers, 372 Education, Technical ana Literary, 463 Education and Training of Engineers, 175 Efficiency of Centrifugal Compressors, 2, 30,248, 287, 690
Efficiency of Curtis Turbines, 111, 212, 299 Efficiency of Internal-Combustion Engines, 445, 509
Efficiency Ratio of Parsons Steam-Turbine, 45, 86. See Erratum, 277
Efficiency of Reciprocating Air-Compressors, 2, 27, 29
Efficiency of Steam-Boilers, 76 Efficiency of Steam-Turbine. See Turbine Egypt, Proposed New Nile Bridge, 342 Ehrenwerth, Professor Joseph von, on the Determination of the Total Quantity of Blast- Furnace Gas for a Given Make, and its Calorific Value, 432, 435 Elasticity of Metals, 468 Elements, Two-Line Spectra of, 754

Electric:

Accumulator-Cars on German Railways, 21 Arcs for the Fixation of Atmospheric Nitrogen, 821
Arcs, Oscillographic Study of, 226, 233 Armature Construction, Treatise on, 434 Barring-Gear for Large Engines, 363 Brush-Holders for Small Motors (Veritys, Limited), 663
Cables, Submarine, Extensions of, 310 Central Station. See Power-Station. Circuit-Breaker, Statters’, with Time-Limit, 736
Condensers, Brush Discharges of, 433 Conduction, Theory of, 263 Controllers for Motors of Centrifugal Fans on Cunard Liner “Lusitania,” 154 Cranes and Hoists of Cunard Liner “Lusitania,” 143, 166, 166 Discharges of Condensers, 433 Electrical Engineering, Treatise on, 103 Electrolysis of Fused Salts, 627 Electrolytic Corrosion of Iron in Concrete, 430
Electro-Metallurgy, 5, 30 Electrons, Motion of, 262, 263 Electrons and the Motions of Ether, 262. 263, 286
Ether, The Motions of, 262, 286 Fans, Electric, on “ Lusitania,” 152; on “ Mauretania,” 644
Furnaces Using Refractory Oxides, 497 Generators, Construction of, Treatise on, SOS Hydro-Electric Power in Sweden, 434 Ignition and Lighting System for Motor Vehicles, The Leitner, 267 Instruments at the Physical Society’s Exhibition, 851
International Electro-Technical Commission, 713
Ionisation, Nature of, 201 Lamps, Developments in Incandescent, 226, 477
Launch for Tank Experiment on Cunard Liner “ Mauretania,” 612 Lighting and Ignition System for Motor Vehicles, The Leitner, 267 Lighting Turbo-Dynamos of Cunard Liner “ Lusitania,” 146
Locomotives for the Simplon Tunnel, 489 London County Council Power Scheme, 20 Magnetic Oscillators as Radiators in Wireless Telegraphy, 695
Measurements of Temperature in Gas-Engine Cylinders, 887
Mines, Applications of Electricity to, 6, 30 1"3 * * History of Development,
Mutual Inductances, The Use of, 696, 767 467 i°n8, ®on^nuous> &nd Thermophones,
' Study of Low-Frequency Arcs,
226, 233
Parliamentary Schemes, 790 Polyphase Current, Treatise on, 103 lower, Distribution of, Treatise on, 434 Power-Station for the Bordeaux Exhibition, 810
P°2m'r'SU,ion* Hydro-Electric, The CafTaro,
Power-Station on “ Lusitania,” 146; on Mauretania,” 028, 030 ower-Station of the Pennsylvania Railroad HcmPany at Long Island City, 209, 636, <.»3, <95,856. For Details see ILLUHTRATKD IKDBX
Power-Station at Stockholm, 434
Radioactivity,'sifl* 131ast'Fu"1“06 «“• 433 I Railway Cal’s, Accumulator, 21
Hlerl rlr—
Kailway, Proposed High Speed, In Sweden, 408
Kailway Signalling, M7
Railway, Single Phase, The Valley Brendans, 277
Railways, Steam and Klectric, In Switzerland, lid
Railways in Sweden. Electrification of, 619 ltailway Track-Test lug Station in Germany, 764
Railways Using l>otk Steam and Klectric Traction, 406, 467
Regulations for the U*e of Klectriclty in Factories, 809
Surface-Contact Syatem.TheGritfltlia-Kedell, for Tramway*, 884
Switch-Gear for the Cunard Liner “ Mauretania," 030
Switch-Gear at the Linda! Moor Mine*, 491 Switch-Gear for Long Island City Power- Station, 866
Telegraph Knterpriae, Submarine, 44, 791 Telegraphy in China, 600, 878 Telephone Cable, l’upln, under Lake Constance, 86
Telephone Cables, Compensated, 226 Telephone Senice of Cunard Liner "Mauretania," 030
Telephony, Wireless, 467 Tests Carried Out at the Relchaanstalt, 4<W, 408
TraMway RailS, Corrugation of, 228, 260 Transmission Gear for Motor-Vehicle*. 46 Turbo-Alternator, Tents of 1000-Kilowatt Kritinh Thom*on-llou*ton, 376 Turbo • Dynamo for Klectric Lighting of Cunard Liner " Mauretania," 02M Turbo • l>> name, 376-Kilowatt, for Lighting Cunard Liner " Lusitania," 140 Vacuum-Tube Light, The Moore, 68 Ventilating Fans, 146, 104 , 028 Water-Power Station on River Urft, 740, 800 Welding Steel, 426
Whistle-Operator and Telegraph for Cunard Liner " .MHUM-IUI.U," 032 Wireless Telegraphy, The Arc and Spark in, 320
Wireless Telegraphy, The Poulsen Oscillator,
780
Wireless Teligrnphy, International Con verition, fc8
Wireless Telegraphy, Mngnetic Oscillators a* Kadiutora in, 196
Wlrolcis Telegraphy, Treatise on, 280 Wireless Telegraphy, Tuning In, 226, 237 Winders Telephony and Telegraphy, 467

Electrical Standards, British Association Report, 291
Electrolytic Conductivity of Antlmonlte, 3!3
Electrolytic Conductivity in Pyridine, See., 323
Electrons and Ether, 202, 203, 280
Electrons, Motion of, in Metals, 202, 203
Elevators. See also Hoists Ellis, The late Basil Pym, 489
Emery Wheels, Tests of, 366 Emery Wheels for Grinding, 009 Employers’ Liability. See also Workmen’s Compensation ami Legal Engineering Education. Sco Education Engineering and Machinery Exhibition at Olympia. See Olympia, <( <•., In ILLUBTRATI I> INDI X Engineering Schemes in Parliament, 720, 766, '.8! Engineering and Shipping in Korea, 788 Engineering Societies, Functions of, 877 Engineering Standards Commltteo, Conference on Screw-Threads, 005 Engineering Trades' Agreement, 496 Engineers’ Education. See Education and Training
Englnoors, Institutions of. See Civil Engineers, Mechanical Engineers, Electrical Engineers, Naval Architects, Iron and Steel Institute, Physical Society, and Society of Arts Engineers, Mining. 8oe Iron and Steel Institute and Civil Engineers’ Conference Engines, Karring-Qcar for, 303 Engines, Blowing, Driven by Blast-Furnace Gas, 660. Sco 079
Engines, Breakdown of, 300 Engines, Centrifugal Pumping, for Cardiff Docks, 381. See also Pumps
Engines, Gas, Blast-Furnace, for Blowing, 650. Sco 070
Engines, Gas, in Connection with Blast Furnaces ami Coke-Ovens, 7S9
Engines, Gas, Mechanical Efficiency of, 647, 670, 048
Engines, Gas, Optical, and Mechanical Indicators for, 647, 670, 048 Engines, Oas, Piston-Rings for, 612 Engines, Gas, Present Position of, 103, 409 Engines, Gas, Reliability of Large, 724, 746. See also 070, 687, 779, S00
Engines, Gas; Temperature Measurements in tne Cylinders, 887 Engines, Gas, Temperatures in, 107 Engines, Gas, Thermal and Power Losses in, 445,
609
Engines, Gas, Two-Cycle, 079. 779, 809
[itrines of “Great Britain, ” Steamer, 210
Urines, Internal-Combustion. See also Engines,
Gas Engines, Oil and Motor; and Engines,
mines, Internal-Combustion, for Ship-Propul-
igines, Internal • Combustion, Thermal and
Power Losses in, 446, 609
Eigine with Lentz Governor, 810
Engines, Locomotive. See Locomotive
Engine, Marine, Treatise on the, 41
Engines, Marine. See also Warships
Engines, Marine Triple-Expansion, for Train-
Ferry Steamer “Lucia Oarbo,” 332
Engine, Oil, for Agricultural Purposes, <58
Engine, Oil, for Driving Fishing-Boat, 10
Engines, Oil, Fuel Supply for, 208
Engine, Oil, for Motor Yacht “Swietlana
Thornveroft and Co.), S06
Engines, Oil, for Pumping in India, 401
Engine, Petrol, Six-Cylinder 600-1I.-P., 231
Engines, Petrol, Exhaust Gases from, 197, 219
Engines, Petrol, Thermal and Power Lorre* in, 446, 609
Engines, Petrol. See alao Motor Cart, Motors, Petrol, and Motor -Lauurhet Engine, Petrol, The " Pilgrim,” 780 Engine*, Petrol, Preaent Petition of, 103, 400 Engine*, Pumping, tor Kidderminater Water Work*, 716
Engines at the Smithfield Club Show, 617 Engines, Steam, for Fawcett-Fowler Steam-Car, l 78
Engines, Steam, for Highclere Motor-Car, 747 Engines, Steam, Piaton King* for, 612 Enginea, Steam, Tandem Compound, with Bol- linckx Vahe-Uear, 838 Enginea of Steam Yacht " Medusa,” 100 Engine, The " Pittler" Itotarv, 421 Enginea, Tandem < omiKiuud. with Droje Valie* (Kuaton, Proctor, and Co., Lincoln). 437 Engine, Triple • Expanaion 3000 - Horae - Power, Tot of. 117
Enginea, Turbine. See Turbines Engineering Laloratoriea at Finabury Technical College, 220, 232
Engineering laboratories at University College, 273
Engines ring Pa|*r» at the Drili»h Aaaociation. See British A asocial ion
Engraving and Die-hinking Machine (Thomaa Auly and Co.), 700
Entre Itioa Railway, Train-Ferry Steamer for, 332 Einat, The late Adolf von, 427 Error*, Modern Theory of, 204

Errata and Addenda:

Ayrton, Mra., and Electric Arc, 639
Contract*, 876
Dover Harbour Worka. 20
Electric Arc and Mra. A>rton, 839
Electrically-ControlledBingle-I^rver Teating-
Machine anil Toraion Testa, 666
Engineering Conference. 20
Engineering and Machinery Exhibition, 668
Joiner Work on the " Mauretania," 718
Lloyd’s Register of Shipping Lotaes, 330
Marine Steam-Turbine, 668
Morton’s Portable Rivet-Furnace, 669
Optical Pyrometry. 304
! otavi Railway, 246
Parson* Steam Turbine, 277
River Pollution and Self-Purification, 10
Sheppee Motor Company'* Feed-Pump, 467
Theory of the Gy ro*co|>e, 306

Erzberg Iron Ore De|>oaitR, 432, 441
Ether, Motions of, 202, 263, 280
Ether, Motion of 202, 201 ; Density of, 203
Euler, Leonard, Life of, 802
Evans, The late Fred W., 247
Evaporating Plant for Cunard Liner “Mauretania,” 045
Evaporators for Cunard Liner “ Ludtania,” 103
Exchange, A Herman Metal, 277, 764
Exhaust Oases from a Petrol Motor, 197, 219
Exhibition in 1012 in Japan, 434
Exhibition, Bordeaux, Power-Station Machinery, 810
Exhibition, Ilrewcry, at Islington, 606
Exhibition, Franco-British, London, Buildings for, 737. 700
Exhibition, International, of Automobiles at Copenhagen, 705
Exhibition of Ironmongery and Hardware Trades, 60
Exhibition of the Smithfield Club, 817
Exhibition, Machinery, at Olympia. 413, 421. 436, 440, 450, 460, 481. 612, 618, 640, 583. See
Erratum, 56s. See also Olympia in ILU'STRATKD INDEX
Exhibition, The Model Engineer, 607
Exhibition of Motor-Car* at Olympia, Notes on, 770
Exhibition of Motorfar* at Olympia. 076, <21.
743, 747, 770. See Motor-Car lielails under
Il.WSTKATED INDEX
Exhibition, The Physical Society, 861
Exhibition of the Royal Agricultural Society,
Lincoln, 21 , . „ ..
"Experiment” Class of London and North-
Western Railway Locomotives, Performance
of, 08 . _
Experimental Work, Original, 390
Experiments, Ship Model, 134, 012
Explosion of Urn at Bradford, 311
Explosions, Boiler. See Boiler Explosions
Explosions of Coal-Dust, 322
Explosion Temperatures m Gas-Engines. 10,, 88,
Explosion Valves, Hopkineon’s, for Boilers, 346.
Sec 71
Explosion Valves for Steam-Pipes, . 1.
Export Duty on German Coal, 309
Export Railway Rates, French, 242
Export Rates on Gorman Railwnys, 62
Exports, Seo Trade
Exposition. 0jM* hh
See 346
See Exhibition

Facing-Machine. See Machine-Tool*
Factories, Cotton, Safety Appliances in, 192, £90
Factories, Injurious Processes in, 76S
Factories, Regulations for Electricity in, 809
Factories, Ventilation of, 2,4
Factory Conditions, Treatise on, 321
irtorV Law Case*. See Legal
ill of Quebec Bridge, 829, 801,871, 891,401, 4-3,
467, 470, 816. For Details of Bridge, see Quebec
Iiridae in Iu.rsTiiATKU INDEX
ms, Centrifugal, Action of, 2, 30, 218. .(n, 690
ms for Forced Draught on Cunard Liner
" Lusitania,” 162 ; on " Mauretania (.44
is, High-Pressure Centrifugal, 2, 80, 248, -8<,
Ventilating, for Cunard Liner •• Lusitania,” 113,164 ; for “ Mauretania, 046
4', i(VI ; lor oiaurew»m*»» ,
IS,' Ventilating, for Engine-Room of Cunard
Jner "Lusitania," 164
steners. Flexible Steel, for Belts, 469
tigue of Metal. See Micro-Photograph*
Fawcett-Fowler Steam-Motor Car, .»
ed-Pump. The Oddesse Compound, 424
ed-Pump for Cse »ith Snperhealed Steam
Sheppee Motor Company, lork, 430. bee
Erratum, M ,, _ 3,,
ed-IVater Analyser, The Sarco, 344
Feed-Water Filters for Cunard Liuer ** Luai- | lania," 162
Feed-Water Healer for Cunaxd Liner “Lusitania." 100
Feed-Water Heater, Li\e Steam, bjrC. C. Braithwaite and Sons, 172
Feed-Water Putrps for Cunard Liner “ Lusi- i tania." 169
Feed-Water Softener, The Beissel, 296 I Fences for Machinery in Cotton-Mills, 192, 290 I Ferro-Concrete Bridge at Stanford, 2»4> i Ferro-Concrete, Electrolytic Corrosion of Iron I in, 430
Ferro-Concrete, Maoufa<ture and I'se of, 227 I Ferro-Concrete Viaduct for the Cala Mineral I Bailway, 617
Ferro-Concrete Viaduct, Bicbmoud and Chesapeake Bay Bailway, 663
Fery, Dr. Charles, on Optical Pyrometry, 639 . See 291, 340, and Erratum, 364 , Field-Guns, Modern French, 775 Field-Guns. See also G’un*
Filter for Oil. See Oil
Mltera, The Harris, for Feed-Water of the Cunard Liuer “ Lusitania." 161 Filtration Sand of Water Supply, 077, 708 finance of French Railways, C*;>4, GsG Finances of Brilieh Bailway, 300 Financial Conditions in Japan, 403 Finsbury Technical College, Engineering Labo- \ ratory at, 226, 232
. Fire Service on Cunard Liner “ Mauretania,’ 630
Fish-Plates, Drop-Forged, 407 Fishery Harbours, British, 38, 363, 643, 631 1 Fishing-Boat, Boiler Explosion on, 795 Fishing-Boat Driven by Oil-Motor. 16 Flame Problems and Chemical Science, 322, 376. See 197
Fleet, Naval. 8ee Warships floating Docks, 733
floating Dock for Fishing Vessels at Aberdeen I Harbcur, 831 floating Dock tor Trinidad, 106 ; Fluids, A Treatise on, 668 Flying-Machine and Cellular Kites, 116 Flying-Machines, Treatise on, 321 Flying-Machine, The Zeppelin Air-Ship, 562 Folkestone Pier, Extension of, 661 Forced-Draught Fans on Cunard Liner “ Lusitania," 152 ; on “ Mauretania," 644 Forces on Cutting-Tools, Measurement of, 2J0, 208, 269
Foreign Competition in Shipbuilding, 497 Forests, The Denudation of, 765 Formosa, Japanese in, 307
Foster King, J., on Structural Development in British Merchant Ships, 90 Foundations, Subsidence of, (379 Foundries and Moulding-Machines, 807 Foundry of Messrs. K. Stephenson and Co., Limited, Hebburn, 230 France, Engineering Instruction in, 501, 587 France, Hydraulic Power in, 8G8 Franco-British Exhibition, London, Iron Buildings for, 737, 709
Frazil Ice in Water-Power Installations, 210, 258 Freight Charges for French Ex|K>rts, 242 Freight, German Railway Export, 52 Freight, Railway, Continental, 309 Freight Rates and Charging Orders, Treatise on, ' 835
French and English Artillery Compared, 720. See 710
French Export Railway Rates, 242 French Mercantile Marine, 870 | French Motor-Car Industry, 763 French Navy, 789
French Railway Economics, 004, 080
Fret-Saw Machine (A. Ransome and Co., Limited, Newark), 121
Friction-Clutch, Too^ood’s Double-Coil, 001 I Friction of Leathers in Hydraulic Presses, 403 I Friction Losses in Internal-Combustion Engines, 1 445, 509
Frosty Weather, Indications of, S39 Fuel, Artificial, Binding Materials for, 490 Fuel, Liquid, Kermode’s System for Babcock arid Wilcox Boilers, 74 Fuel, Liquid. See Oil Furl Fuels for Motor Vehicles, 208 Furnace, Rivet, Morton’s Portable, 603. Sccaho Erratum, 559
Furnaces, Cambered, for Boilers of Cunard Liner “ Lusitania,” 150
Furnace, Electric, 497 Furnaces, Heat Radiation in, 601
Fused Salts, Electrolysis of, 527

G.-B. Surface-Contact System for Tramways, SS4
Gale, Chances of, 257. See 296, 340, 630
Gas, Blast-Furnace, Amount and Value of, 4S2, 435
Gas from Blast-Furnaces and Coke-Ovens, 789
Gas-Calorimeter, Beasley’s Recording, 46
Gas-Distribution, Treatise on, S04
Gas-Engines. See Engines, Gas Gas-Producer. See also Producer and Suction Gas Schemes in Parliament, 720, 790
Gases, Absorption of, by Charcoal, 290
Gases Exhausted from a Petrol-Motor, 197, 219 Gases, Ignition Point of, 322 Gaster, Leon, on Developments in Electric Incandescent Lamps, 226, 477 Gattico Tunnel, 99, 705 Gauges, Pressure, Remarks on, 276, 316 Gear-Machining Tools. Sec Machine-Tools Gears, Machine-Cut Double-Helical, 685 Gelatine, Treatise on, 2S9 Generators, Electric. See Alternators and Dynamos under Electric
Generators, Gas. See Producer and Suction and Gas
German Boiler Explosion, 501
German Coal Famine, 178
German Coal-Mining, 789
German Export Duty on Coal, 309
German Export Railway Rates, 62
German Materialprufungsamt, Report of, 787
German Metal Exchange, 277, 754
German Navy Development-, 752
German Reichsanstalt, Report of Work, 468, 498
German Requirement* of Iron Ore. M(i German Tuning Exiablihlunenia, 4tie, iv^, 664.
German Turbine Destroyer, 542 : “ Ghurka,” H.M., Steam Trial* ol, 792 Girder*. See Bridge* and Hoof*
Glasgow Harbour, Improvement of, 091 Glues, Treatise on, t«9 ‘•old Coast Railway, 176 v iold-Dredging iu New Zealand, 212 Gold-Mine* in Transvaal, Labour-Saving Appliances at, 705, 720, 702 Governing of Hydraulic Turbine*. 251, 282 Governor, Lenta, for Variable Cut-Off,611 Grafton, The late Alexander, 527 Granite tj'uarrv ing in Aberdeenshire, 180, JN8. 217 Graphite, Deflocculated, for Lubrication, 5TS Graving Hock. See also l*ock Graviog Hock*, New, at Middlesbrough, 630
“Great Rritain," Steamer, Engines of, 246
Great Central Railway Special Service Wagon*. 205
Great Western Railway, Long Non-Stop Ctin, 451
Great Western Railway Works, Swindon, 20 1
Gregory. Professor J. W.. Pmadtntial Addict* on Iron-Ore Supplie*, 826
Griffiths, The late Edwin, 822 Grignard'* Reaction, Applications of, 525 I Grille Water-Tube Boiler, 610 J Grinding-Machines. See Machine-To<>L ? Grinding Processes in Engineering Works, C(9 Grinding-Wheels, Te6ts cf, S65 “Guanabara,” Despatch Vessel for Brazilian Government, 574
, Guard* for Machinery in Cotton-Mills, 102,190 Guns and Back-Flash from Modem SmokeUs* Powder, 429
Gun-Boat*. See ITarcAtpt Gun*, Comparison* between Freech and English, 729. See 719
Guns, Field, Modem French, 776 Gun-Fire in the British Navy, 0*6 I Guns, i^uick-Firing Field, for China, 65
Guns. See also Wart flip*
Guns, The Strength cf, 7J9. See 729
Guns and Type* of Projectile, 244
Gyroscopic Apparatus, Schlick’s, to Prevent Ships Rolling, 724
Gyroscopic Experiments, 779
Gyroscopic Railway, The Brennan, 46

Hall, The late George, 668
Hammer, Pneumatic, 161, 221, 261
Hammer, Pneumatic, The Pilkington, 856
Hammers'. See Machine-Tool*
Hand Bending Tests of Metals, 829, 862 Harbour, Aberdeen, 180, 881 Harbours, British Fishery, 58, 863, 648, feSl Harbours, Design and Construction of, 753. See 065
Harbour Extension at Ke)ham, 890 Harbour Extension* at Rotterdam, 873 Harbours, Foreign and Colonial, 699. See 665 Harbour at Glasgow, Improvement of, 691 Harlour at Newlyn, 38 Harbour Schemes in Parliament, 750, 789 Harbour*. See also Dock*
Harbour-Sounding Machine, Weddell’s, 313 Harbour Works at Folkestone, 061 Harbour Works at Peterhead, 210 Harbour Work, Concrete in, 687. Sec 643 Hardening of Ductile Metal, 404 Hardening of High Speed Tool*, 871, 679 Hardening of Steel, 675, 008 Hart, George Adam, on Various Methods of Treating Sewage, IS. 86 Heat-Insulating Materials, Test of, 790 lleat, Optical Measurement* of, 291, 345, 639. See Erratum, 364
Heat Radiation in Boiler Furnaces, 001 Heat, Specific, of Superheated Steam, 342 lleat Transference in Steam Boilers, 76 Heater for Boiler Feed for Cunard Liner “ Lusitania,” 1G0
Heater, Live-Steam, for Boiler Feed (C. C.
Braithwaite and Sons), 172 Heating and Ventilation of Cunard Liner “ Lusitania," 146 ; " Mauretania,” 628 Ileimbach Hydro-Electric Power-Station, 740, 800
Helium and Radioactivity in Common Ores, 204 Hematite Prices Sec Metal-Price Diagram Henderson, John M., on Cablcwa}* Used on Shipbuilding Berths, 181, 376 Herring Drifter Driven bv Oil-Motor, 10 Hertzian Wave Telegraphy. Sec Wirelm Telegraphy under Electric Highclcrc Steam Motor-Car, 747 High-Speed Steel and the Manufacture of Milling-Cutters, 871, 879 High-Speed Tool Steel. Sec Tool Steel Hills, The late Alfred, 271
Hoists, Electric, of Cunard Liner “Lusitania,” 143, 166
Holborn, Dr. L., on Optical Pyromctry, 291, 345.
See 639, and Erratum, 364 Home Office Draft Regulations for Electricity in Factories, 309
Home Office Regulations for Factory Ventilation, 274
Hong-Kong, Trade in, 372
Hopkinson, Professor B., on Exhaust Gases from a Petrol Motor, 197, 219; on the Indicated Power and Mechanical Efficiency of the Ga*- Engine, 547, 570, 648
Hopkinson’s Automatic Explosion-Valve, 345. See 71
Horne Steam-Trap, 407
Homer, Joseph, on Machine-Tools at the Engineering Exhibition, Olympia, 418, 446, 461, 513, 546, 583
Hull and Barnsley Railway, Eight-Coupled Locomotive for (Yorkshire Engine Company), GS1 Hull Section of Cunard Liner " Lusitania," 187 Hulls of Ships, Struc tural Development of, 90 Hunter, Mr. O. B., 614
Hurricanes, Chance of, 257. See 296, 340, 530 Hydraulic Diaphragm-Testing Machine. 861 Hydraulic Fittings, Design of, 97, 212 Hydraulic Machine-Tools. See Machine-Tool* Hydraulic Power in France, 368 Hydraulic Power and the Ice Difficulty, 216, 258
Hydraulic Power in Norway, 209, 342 Hydraulic Presses, Friction of Leathers in, 403 Hydraulic Riveting of the “Lusitania,” 179; of the “ Mauretania,” 124 Hydraulic Turbines, Governing of, 231, 282 Hydraulic Turbines, 212 Hydraulics, A Treatise on, 668 Hydro-Electric Power-Station at Heimbach and the Urft Dam, 740, 800
Hydro-Electric Power-Station on River Caffaro, 201
Hydro-Plane Motor-Boat, Italian, 467 Hygiene Congress, 54

Ice Difficulty and Water-Power, 216, 258
Ice-Making Plant on Cunard Liner “ Lusitania,” 147
Ignition and Lighting System, The Leitner, for Motor-Vehicles, 267
Ignition Point of Gases, 322
Illumination. See also Light and Lighting and Lamps
Implements at the Royal Agricultural Show, 22
Impulse Water-Wheel, Experimental, 313
Indian Irrigation, Oil-Engines for, 401
Indian Railway Property, 105
Indian Survey Vessel “ Palinurus,” 357 Indicators, Optical, for Gas-Engines, 547,570, 648 Industrial Conditions in the Engineering Trades, 495
Industrial Notes, 27, 59, 89, 121, 171, 214, 246, 280, 312, 343, 360, 407, 437, 471, 503, 533, 569, 602, C63, 693, 725, 761, 793, 827, 854, 886 Industry, The French Motor-Car, 753 Injurious Processes in Workshops, 753 Institution, Cleveland, of Engineers, Presidential Address, 765
Institutions, Engineering, Functions of, 877 Institutions, Technical. See Civil Engineers, Mechanical Engineers, Electrical Engineers, Naval Architects, Iron and Steel Institute, Physical Society, British Association, and Socitty of Arts
Instruments, Electric. See under Electric Instruments at the Physical Society’s Exhibition, 851
Insurance of Workmen. See Workmen's Compensation and Legal
Interchangeability. See Standardisation Internal-Combustion Engines. See Engines, Internal-Combustion ; Engines, Gas ; Engines, Oil; Engines, Petrol; Motor-Cars; and Motor - Launches
Internal Structure of Metals. See Micro-Photographs
International Automobile Exhibition, Copenhagen, 765
International Electrotechnical Commission, 713 Inventions. See Patents Ionisation, Nature of, 291

Iron and Steel Institute:

Vienna Meeting, 431, 465 Opening Proceedings, 431 The Austrian Iron Industry during the last 25 Years, by Wilhelm Kestranek, 431, 439 The Erzberg of Eisenerz, by II. Bauerman, 432, 441
Application of the Laws of Physical Chemistry in the Metallurgy of Iron, by Baron II. von Juptner, 432
Steel and Meteoric Iron, by Professor Frederick Berwerth, 432, 472 The Determination of the Total Quantity of Blast-Furnace Gas for a given Make and its Calorific Value, by Professor Josef von Ehrenwerth, 432, 435
Further Experiments on the Ageing of Mild Steel, by C. E. Stromeyer, 432, 823 The Economic Distribution of Electric Power from Blast-Furnaces, by B. H. Thwaite, 433
Steel, Hardening of, 433. See 575, 603 A New Blue-Black Iron Paint as a Protective Covering, by F. J. R. Carulla, 433, 502
Excursions The Prager Works, 465 ; The Kladno Works, 465 ; The Althutten Works, 466; The Oesterreichische Alpine Mon- tan-Gesellschaft, 476 ; Witkowitzer Ber- grau-und Eisenhutten Gewerkschaft, 467 ; The Austrian Mining and Iron Works Company, 467
The Hardening of Steel, by L. Demozay, 575. 603

Iron Carbonyls, 325
Iron, Casting, in Metal Moulds, 751
Iron, Composition of. See Micro-Photographs Iron and Concrete. See Ferro-Concrete Iron, Electrolytic Corrosion of, in Concrete, 430 Iron-Foundry of Messrs. R. Stephenson and Co., Limited, Hebburn, 236 Iron, Metallurgy of, 432 Iron, Meteoric, and Steel, 432, 472 Iron Ore in Austria, 432, 439, 441 Iron Ore De^site in Norway, 567, 593 Iron Ore, Future Supplies of, 326 Iron Ore, German Re»juirements of, 846 Iron, Paint for, 433, 502 Iron and Steel Bridges. See Bridges Iron and Steel Manufacture, Application of Science in, 765
Iron Structural Material, Welding in Place, 12,33 Ironclad. See Warships
ironmongery and Hardware Trades’ Exhibition, 66
Iron-Work, Structural. See Steel, Bridges, Roofs, Buildings
Iron Works, Austrian, 432, 441, 465, 466, 467
Irrigation in Australia, 339
Irrigation in India, Oil-Engines for, 401
Irrigation of New South Wales, 1
Irrigation, Treatise on, 289
Irrigation in Western Canaria, 308
Islington Show of the Smithfleld Club, 817
Isomerism, Dynamic, 323
Italian Approaches to Simplon Tunnel, 99, 705
Italian Railway Rates, 369

Janssen, The late Pierre Charles Oscar, 883
Japan, 1912 Exhibition in, 431
Japan, Coal Trade and Industry of, 117
Japan, Financial Conditions in, 403
Japan, Industry and Commerce of, 84
Japanese in Formosa, 307 Japanese Shipbuilding* 519
Japanese Shipbuilding at Nagasaki, 374
Japanese Shipping Subsidies and Railway Nationalisation, 277
Japanese Steamship Company, Report of, 311
Japanese Steamship Traffic in the Pacific, 311
Japanese Steel Foundry, 83
Japanese Trade in 1906, 405
Japanese Warship Building, 698
Jig and Tool Department, Organisation of a, 567
Joint, Doulton’s, for Sanitary Pipes in Ships, 631;
for Stoneware Pipe, 600 Joints, Hydraulic, for High Pressures, 97, 212 Joints, Welded, Strength of, 426 Junior Institution of Engineers, Presidential Address, by M. Gustave Canet, 729. See 719
Jute Preparation and Spinning, 182, 185

Kath, The late Hubert, 271 Keir Explosion at May bole, 125 Kelvin, Lord, on the Motions of Ether Produced by Collisions of Atoms, 262, 286 Kelvin, The late Lord, 846 ; Burial of, 883 Kermode’s Liquid Fuel System for Babcock and Wilcox Boilers, 74 Kerr, The late Dr. John, 502 Kestranek, Wilhelm, on the Austrian Iron Industry, 431, 439
“ Kestrel,” H.M. Destroyer, After Collision, 245 Key ham Dockyard Extension, 890 Kidderminster Pumping-Engines for, 715 King’s Navy. See Warships Kitchens of Cunard Liner “Lusitania,” 146 Kitchens of Cunard Liner “ Mauretania,” 627 Kite Investigation of Upper Atmosphere, 296
Kites, Tetrahedral Cellular, 116
Kladno Iron Works in Austria, 465
Kleinfontein Mines, Transvaal, Labour Saving Appliances in, 726, 762
Korea, Engineering and Shipping in, 788

Laboratories at the Bedford Grammar School, 55
Laboratories, Engineering, at Finsbury Technical College, 226, 232
Laboratories, Engineering, at University College, 279
Laboratories, Testing, in Germany, 554. See also German
Laboratory Work for Electrical Students, Treatise on, 321
Laboratory Work, Original, 399
Labour Affairs. See Industrial Notes
Labour Affairs, Peace in, 113, 273
Labour Agreement in the Engineering Trade, 495
Labour Conciliation Boards in Belgium, 21
Labour Conditions in Factories, Treatise on, 321
Labour Conditions on French Railways, 686
Labour Conditions in French Ships, 879
Labour Dispute on British Railways, 656
Labour Legislation. See also Workmen's Compensation, Legal, and Trade
Labour Questions at the Trades-Union Congress, 367. See Industrial Notes
Labour Saving Appliances at Transvaal Mines, 703, 726, 762
Lagging Materials, Test of, 790
Laing, Mr. Andrew, 615
Lake Constance, Telephone Under, 85
Lake MjOsen, Regulation of, 209
Lamp, The Moore Vacuum Tube, 58
Lamps, Developments in Electric Incandescent, 226, 477
Lamps, See also Electric
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway ; Compound
Goods-Locomotive, 202, 281 ; Motor-Carriage,
213 ; Early Tank-Locomotive, 202
Larard, Charles E., on an Electrically-Controlled
Testing-Machine and some Torsion Tests, 182,
474, 505. See Erratum, 555
Lathes. See Machine Tools
Latitude, Variation of, 294
Laubeuf, A. N., on the Future of Submarine
Navigation, 25,122
Launch, Electric, for Experiments for Cunard
Liner “Mauretania,” 612
Launch of H.M.S. “ Bellerophon,” 120
Launch of “ Principessa Jolanda,” Accident at,
502, 814
Launch of United States Scout “ Salem,” 270
Launching - Ways of Cunard Liner “Maure-
tania,” 620
Launches, Motor. See Motor-Launches
Laws of Contracts, Treatise on, 73
Leather Packing, Hydraulic Friction of, 403

Legal:

10, 21, 45, 77, 102, 107, 309, 489, 640, 661, 866 Conciliation Boards in Belgium, 21 Great Western Railway Company v. Nether- ton Boiler Works, Limited, 540 Great Western Railway Company v. Pearson and Sons, 661
Law of Building, Engineering and Shipbuilding Contracts, Treatise on, 73 Law of Master and Servant, 107 Law Relating to Workmen’s Compensation. Treatise on, 102
Patent Law Reform, 19, 45, 77, 107 Patent Laws, The, 489
Patents and Designs Act, 1907, Treatise on,
SiflA
Railway Rates and Charging Orders. Treatis on, 835
Regulations, Draft, for the Use of Eleotrlcit in Factories, 301)

Legislation. See also Parliament and Legal Leitner Ignition and Lighting System for Moto Vehicles, 267 Lenses, Treatise on, 360
Letters to the Editor, 26, 45, 77,107, 212,240,27£ 299, 333, 361, 406, 423, 467, 480, 619, 665, 68( 679, 724, 744, 779, 809, 870 Lewicjii, The late Leonidas, 682 Lifts. See also II(nete Light, Anomalous Dispersion of, 407, 619 Lights, Coloured, Photometry of, 870 Light, The Mechanical Equivalent of, 628
Light, The Moore Vacuum Tube, 58 Light, and Spectroscopic Investigations, 293 Light, Verification of Doppler’s Principle, 433 Lighthouses and Marine Signalling, 734 Lighting, Electric, of Cunard Liner “ Lusitania,” 140 ; of “ Mauretania,” 628, 030 Lighting, Electric. See also Electric Lighting and Ignition S) stem, The Leitner, for Motor Vehicles, 267
Lincoln Show of the Royal Agricultural Society, 21
Lindal Moor Mines, Pumping Plant for, 400 Liquid Fuel, Kermode’s System, for Babcock and Wilcox Boilers, 74 Liquid Fuel in the Navy, 870 Liquid Fuel for Steamers, 690, 745 Literature, 40, 72, 102, 289, 321, 356, 434, 667, 772, 804, 834, 866. See LITERATURE INDEX Lloyd’s Record of Shipping Losses, 309. See Erratum, 336. See also Shipbuilding and Shipping and PARAGRAPH INDEX Local Authorities. See Municipal and London County Council
Locomotive, “ Atlantic” Type, for North British Railway Company (The North British Loco motive Company, Glasgow), 781 Locomotive, Compound Goods, for the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, 202, 281 Locomotives, Compound, for the Railways of the Grand Duchy of Oldenbourg (The Han- novereche Maschinenbau Actien-Gesellschaft), Hanover, 59
Locomotive, Eight-Coupled Mineral, for the Hull and Barnsley Railway (The Yorkshire Engine Company, Limited, Sheffield), 681 Locomotive, Four-Wheel Shunting (American Locomotive Company, New York), 838 Locomotives on the Lancashire and Yorkslrre Railway, 213, 281
Locomotives, London and North-Western ; Performances of “ Experiment” Class, 98 Locomotive, “Rocket,” and Thomas Atkinson, 299
Locomotive, Six-Coupled Express, with Schmidt Superheater, for the Prussian State Railways (The Berliner Maschinenbau Actien-Gesellschaft, Berlin), 486
Locomotive, Six-Coupled Metre-Gauge, for the Federated Malay States Railways (Kitson and Co., Limited, Leeds), 105 Locomotive, Six-Coupled Narrow-Gauge, for the Otavi Railway (Arthur Koppel, London), 67. See Erratum, 245
Locomotives for the Simplon Tunnel, 489
Locomotives, with Superheaters, on the Canadian Pacific Railway, 310 Locomotive Testing Plant at Swindon Works, 20 Locomotive-Wheel Weighing-Machine, 362 Lodge, Sir Oliver, on Tuning of Wireless Telegraphy, 225, 237
London County Council and the Port of London, 690
London County Council Power Scheme, 20
London County Council. See also Municipal
London County Council Tramways, 528
London County Council Tramways on the Surface-Contact System, 884
London and North-Western Railway, Work of the
“ Experiment” Class on, 98
London, The Port of, 690
London Water Supply, 243, 751
Long Island City Power-Station of the Penn-
sylvania Railway Company, 299, 535, 758, 795,
855. For details see ILLUSTRATED INDEX
Longridge’s Report on Breakdowns of Machinery, 306
Lorries. See also Motor-Wagons
Lubrication with Deflocculated Graphite, 373
Lubrication, Forced, for Pedestal, 458
Lubrication and Lubricants, Treatise on, 102
Lubrication of Turbines, 529
" Lucia Carbo,” Train Ferry Steamer, for Buenos Ayres, 332
Lusitania,” Cunard Liner, 54, 68, 129, 177, 208, 745. For details, see ILLUSTRATED INDEX
Lusitania,” Cunard Liner, Fuel Consumption
of, 745
“ Lusitania,” Cunard Liner, Steam Trials of, 54, 177, 208. See 129
“ Lusitania,” Dimensions of, 130, 131, 135

Machine-Tools:

Automatic Machinery, Advantages and Disadvantages of, 231, 313
Bending and Straightening Rolls (Craig and Donald, Limited, Johnstone), 482
Bevel-Gear Planer (The Bilgram Pfeil and Co., London), 513
Boring and Turning-Mill (J. Butler and Co., Halifax), 417
Boring and Turning-Mill, Large (John Hetherington and Sons, Limited, Manchester).
Boring and Turning Mill, 30-In. (John Stii and Sons, Limited, Halifax), 613 Box-Tool with Roller-Steady (Alfred lie bert, Limited, Coventry), 428 Cam-Grinding Machine* (Schuchardt ai Schutte, London), 416 Capstan Lathes, Cost of Working, 230, 313 Capstan Lathe, 8^ in. Centre (Greenwo< and Batley, Limited, Leeds), 546 Capstan Lathe, 8A-In. Centre (Pollock ai Macnab, Limited, Manchester), 646 Capstan Lathe for 2-In. Bars (John Langai Sons, Johnstone), 413 Capstan Lathes with Chasing-Saddle (Alfr Herbert, Limited, Coventry), 481 Cropping-Machine. John’s, for Angle ai T-Iron (Henry Pels and Co.), 616
Die-Sinking and Engraving Machine (Thom Auty and Co., London), 709 Dividing Attachment for Milling-Machi (Ludw. Locwe and Co , Limited, Injudoi
Drilling and Tapping Attachments, Portal (J. Butler and Co., Halifax), 483 Drilling and Tapping Machine, Radial (It lock and Macnab, Limited, Mancheste
Drill, Five-Spindle (Schuchardt and Schutte London), 461 •
Drilling-Machine, High-Speed Radiaf (John Stirk and Co., Halifax), 516. See Erratum, 558
Drilling-Machines, Pnemnatio, 181, 221, 251
Drilling-Machine, Sensitive (Phoenix Dynamo
Company, Limited, Bradford), 516
Fret-Saw Machine (A. Ransome and Co., Limited, Newark), 121
Gear, Bevel, Bilgram Planer for (Pfeil and Co.). 613
Gear Generating Machine (Alfred Herbert, Limited, Coventry), 428
Gear-Hobbing Machine (Humpage, Thompson, and Hard}’, Bristol), 448
Gear-Hobbing Machine (Selig, Sonnenthal, and Co., London), 584
Grinding-Machines, Cost of Working, 230,313
Grinding-Machine, Electrically-Driven Portable (The Consolidated Pneumatic Tool Company, London), 584
Grinding-Machine for Cam-Shafts (Schuc-
hardt andSchutte, London), 415
Grinding-Machine for Mushroom Valves
(Alfred Herbert, Limited, Coventry), 546
Grinding-Machine for Tools and Cutters
(Kendall and Gent, Limited, Manchester),
420
Grinding-Machine, Horizontal (The Newall
Engineering Conipan}’, Limited, Warring-
ton), 420
Grinding-Machine, Universal (Greenwood
and Batley, Limited, Leeds), 546
Hack-Sawing Machine, Large (John Holroyd
and Co., Milnrow), 447
Hammer, Belt Driven, Planishing (W. and J.
Player, Birmingham), 513
Hammer, Pneumatic, Planishing (Peter
Pilkington, Limited, Bamber Bridge), 836.
See 181, 221, 251
Hobbing-Machine (Humpage, Thompson,
and Hardy, Bristol), 448
Hobbing-Machine (Selig, Sonnenthal, and
Co., London), 584
Key-Seating Machine (Schuchardt and
Schutte, London), 428
Lathe, All-Geared Headstock (John Stirk
and Sons, Limited, Halifax), 513
Lathe, All-Gear (Schuchardt and Schutte,
London), 416
Lathe, Bogert, for Crank-Shaft (Schuchardt
and Schutte), 483
Lathe, 8-In. All-Geared (George Richards,
Limited), 450
Lathe, 8£-In. Centre (Pollock and Macnab,
Limited, Manchester), 546
Lathe, Facing and Boring (John Lang and
Sons, Johnstone), 413
Lathe for Cutting Oil-Grooves (Selig, Son-
nenthal, and Co., London), 451
Lathe, Historic (C. Churchill and Co.,
Limited, London), 513
Lathe, 9-In. High-Speed All Geared (Darling
and Sellers, Limited, Keighley), 513
Lathe, 7£-In. Centre (Colchester Lathe Com-
pany), 151
Lathes, Screw-Cutting, Drummond Brothers,
Limited, Guildford, 394
Milling and Profiling Machine, Vertical (Iven-
dall aud Gent, Limited, Manchester), 471
Milling-Cutter, Built Up (S. Osborn and Co..
Sheffield), 585
Milling-Cutters, Manufacture of, 871, 879 Milling - Machine, Circular (Ludw. Loewe and Co., Limited, London), 482 Milling-Machine, Horizontal (Greenwood and Batley, Limited, Leeds), 546 Milling-Machine, Piano-Profile (Kendall and Gent, Limited, Manchester), 483 Milling Machine, Thread. See Thread, <{-c. Milling-Machine, Vertical (Alfred Herbert, Limited, Coventry), 483 Moulding-Machine, Some Limitations of, 807 Moulding-Machine (The Britannia Foundry Company, Coventry), 585. See also Pneumatic Tools
Oil-Groove, Lathe for Cutting (Selig, Sonnenthal, and Co., London), 461 Pipe-Threading Machine (The Consolidated Pneumatic Tool Company, London), 584 Planing and Shaping Machine (George Richards, Limited), 450 Planing Machine, High-Speed (J. Butler and Co., Halifax), 417
Planishing-Hammer, Player’s Belt-Driven (W. and J. Player, Birmingham), 613 Pneumatic Hammer (Peter Pilkington, Limited, Bamber Bridge), 836 Pneumatic Tools, Portable, 181, 221, 251,684 Profiling Machine (Kendall and Gent, Limited, Manchester), 483
Profiling Machine, Vertical (Kendall and Gent, Limited, Manchester), 471 Radial Drilling, Studding, and Tapping Machiner( Pollock and Macnab, Limited, Manchester), 646
Rolling-Mill for Cartridge Metal (Taylor and Challen, Limited, Birmingham), 841 Rolls, Bending and Straightening (Craig and Donald, Limited, Johnstone), 482 Sand-Sifting Machine, Pneumatic (The Con- solidaled Pneuinatio Tool Company), 684 Sawing-Machine, Large Hack (John Holroyd and Co., Milnrow), 447 Screw Angle-Finder (John Holroyd and Co., Halifax), 585
Screw Machine, Four-Spindle Automatic (The Simplex Engineering Company, Manchester), 686
Screw-Milling Machine (H. W. Ward and Co., Birmingham), 483
Screwing-Machine, Automatic (Kendall and Gent, Manchester), 618 Screwing-Machine for Pipes (The Consolidated Pneumatic Tool Company, London),
8hnFck„^and, SWe-Mmlng Machine (George Richards, Limited), 450
8hf Hem? pMiaChi5eA John'8 Splitting and <»Ty Fela and Co., London), 610
^Simmons,aReading),r468*e Hand (Alien and
>1 urli I ut-. l oulo Um*mL
Slotting.Culler, Roliry (The Hmith Slotting- ! Machine Company, Loudon), 686
Blot Drilliug-Machiue (George Richards, ‘ Limited), 460
Slotting-Machine for Screw-Head (The Sim- (Simplex Engineering Company, Manchester),
Tapping, Drilling, and Studding Machine, Radial (Pollock and Macnab, Limited, Manchester), 610
Thread Milling-Machine (John Holroyd and Co., Milnrow), 460
Thread Milling-Machine (H. W. Ward and Co., Birmingham), 483
Tools, Cutting, Measurement of Forces on, 530,28M, 2H0
Turning and Boring-Mill (J. Butler and Co , Halifax), 417
Turning and Boring-Mill, large (John Hetherington and Sons, lLimited, Manchester),
Turning au<l Boring-Mill, 30-In. (John Hlirk
and Soil"*, Limited, Halifax), 613
Turret - lathe, Combination (Pollock and
Mueuah, Limited. Manchester), 4M2
Turret-lathe, Combination, with Chasing-
Hadilb- (Alfred llerliert, Limited, (’oven-
try), 4MI
Turret-lathes, Cost of Working, 230,313
Turret-1athe*. Hexagon (Alfred Herbert, Limited, Coventry), (81
Vice, Swivelling Bench (Wadkiu and Co.,
Uli-mliir), 4fi5
Worm-Wheel Ceneratiug • Machine (Alfred
llerliert, Limited, Coventry), 428

Machinery, The Hrcakdou it** of, :MI6
M ai'hinery, < 'otlou, Hufety Appliances f«»r, 102,'".MI
Mtehinerj Kxhlhltlon at Olympia. 413, 421, 436,
440, 460, 460, 481. 612, 613, 610, 683. See Errn
him, 65M. Nee Olympia in lu.i HTRATKD INDEX
Machinery, Modern, und its Future Develop-
ment, 230, 313
Machinery for Wire-Drawing, 101, 670, 736
Machinery for Pre|»uration and Spinning of Jute,
182, 186
Machinery for Very High Pressure, D7, 212
Magazlnes, Ventilation und Refrigeration of, 12£
Magnetism. See Electric and Triutieal Society
Maintenance and Itepairs of Machinery, H46
Malay States Hallways, Six-Coupled Metre
Gauge Locomotive (Kitson nnd Co., Leeds), 101
Management of Boiler and Steam Plant, 711
Manchester, Engineering Supremacy of, 658
Manchester Steam-Users' Association ; Report on Pressure-Gauges, 270, 310
.Manchurian Hallway, 211
Manganese. See Alloy*
Manometer, Bcnsitivo, 770
Manufacturing Towns, Treatise on, 321
Marconi. See Wireleu Telegraphy undei
Electric
Marino Engineering in tho Future, 603
Marine Engineering. Sen Engine*, Marine
Naval Architect*, ('ivil Engineer*' Conference
Turbine*, and \Va rah ip*
Marine Motors. Sco J/oforsand Motor Launche.
Marine Steam-Turbine. Sco Turbine
Marine Transport, Development of, 066, 050, 008
732
Market, A German Metal, 277, 751
Masonry Dams, 308, 105, 610, 655, 587, 070, 724
770
Masonry Dams, Treatise on, 007 Masters and Servants’ Cases. 8eo Legal MaterlalprufungHamt, Report of, 787 Matter, The Conservation of, 67 Matthews, Sir William, Presidential Address t« the Institution of Civil Engineers, 050, 60S
732. See 066
Mandalay Motor-Car, 078
“ Mauretania," Canard Llnor, 124, 303, 000, 060
For details, see ILLUSTRATED INDEX See Erra
turn. 718 , ,
" Mauretania," Ounard Liner, Steam Trials of
3U3, ooo
McDonald, D. J., on Observations on Present Day Praotlco in Jute-Preparing and Spinning
Measurements and Tests Carried Out at tin ltcichsaiiitnlt, 408, 408. Soo 787 Measurement of Forces on a Cutting-Tool, 230 208, 200

Mechanical Engineers, Institution of:

Aberdeen Meeting
Opening Proceedings, 180
Anerdceii Harbour, by R. Gordon Nicol, 180
Dinner and Reception, 181
Granite • Quarrying in Aberdeenshire, b;
William Simpson, 180, 188, 217
Visits and Excursions, 181, 200
Cableways Used on Shipbuilding Berths, In
John M. Henderson, 181, 378
Portable Pneumatic Tools, by Herbert Bing
181,221.251
Observations on Present-Day Practice II
Jute-Preparing and Spinning, by D. J
McDonald, 182, 185
An Electrically - Controlled Single-Love
Testing-Machine and Some Torsion Tests
by Charles E. Larard, 182, 474, f 05. Sei
Erratum, 655
Peterhead Harbour Works, 210
London Meetings, Winter Session
Appointment of Honorary Treasurer, 647
On the Indicated Power and Meehanica
Efficiency of the Gas-Engine, by Professoi
Bertram Hopkinson, 647, 570, 648
Labour-Saving Appliances at the Mines o
the New Kleinfontein Company. Transvaal by Edward J. Way, 703, 720, 702
Water Arbitration Prize, 723
Notes on the Manufacture and Upkeep of Milling-Cutters, by Dr. H. T. Ashton, 871, 879

Mechanics, Teaching of, 297
Mechwart, Tho late Andreas, 88
" Medusa," Steam-Yacht (Day, Summers, ami
Co.), 109
Melting-Points of Metals, Determination of, 601
MendeleiefT, The Work of, 80
Merchant Shipping of Prance, *79 Merchant 8hi|*, Structural Itevelopment of, 90 Mersey Dork-* Electric Transporters, 14 Metal*, Alkaline, Centenary of Discovery of, 8*1 Metals, Determination of Melling-PolnUof, 601 M< tal Exchange, German, 277, 764 Metals, Hard and Soft States in. 401 Metal-Price Diagram, 29, 214,341, 409,000, 792, 684
Metals. See Iron, Steel, Tin, Copper, Aluminum, Alloys, and Micro-Photographs Metals, Theory of Klectric Conduction In. 202, 203 I Metallic Filament Lamps, 220, 477. See also La mps
• Metallic Moulds. Casting Iron in. 764 Metallurgical Kducation for Students, 8, 31
| Metallurgical Prot eases, Electric, 6, 20 Metallurgy of Iron and Physical Chemistry, 432 Metallurgy, Treatise on, 72 Meteoric Iron and Steel. 432, 472 I Meteorological Forecasting of Weather, 267, 310, 630. See 290
Meteorological Investigation of Upper Atmosphere, 290. See 704

Meteorological Society, Royal :

The Relation of the Rainfall to the Depth of Water in a Well, by C. P. Hooker, 20 Weather and Crops, 1*91-1900, by F. Campbell liayard, 20
Report of Uolloon Observations, 704 Meteorological Observations at the Rritish Kite Station, Session 1906-1907, by Miss M. While, Mr. T. V. Pring, and Mr. J. E. Petavel, 701
The Possibility of a Topography of the Air Rased on Ilalloon Observations with Special Theodolites, by Captain G. II. Ley, 839 Indications of Approaching Frost, by R. Strachan, 839

Meter, Water ; Edwin Allen, 468 Metropolitan Railway, Accident on I he, 699 Metropolitan. See also Lomton Metropolitan Water Supply, 243, 761 Michigan Central Railroad, Tunnel under Detroit River, 630
Micro-Structure of Metals. 8ee Micro-Photo-
1 arav A
Middlesbrough, New Graving-Docks at, 630
“ Midget ” Wheat-Washer, 293
Mills, Cotton, Safety Appliances in, 192, 290
• Mill, Rolling, for Cartridge Metal (Tuylor and
Challen), 841 Mills. 8ee also Factories
1 Milling-Cutters, Notes on the Manufacture of, 871,879. See Machine-Tools I Milling-Machine. See Machine-Tools ' Mines, Application of Electricity to, 6, 30 Mines, Copper, in Norway, 607 Mines, Iron, and German Requirements, 810 Mines, Iron, Depletion of, 320 Mines, Iron, in Norway,667, 698 Mines, The Llnd.al Moor, Pumping Plant for, 493 , Mines; Oxygcn-Rreathing Apparatus, 63, 107, . 08
Mines, Railways, and Telegraphs in China, 878 1 Mines, Rescue Work in, 63, 107, 698
Mine Winding-Engine. See Engines, Winding, , and Colliery
Minerals. Sec also Jlailicay Mining in Austria, 431, 432, 439, 441 , Mining Coal in Germany, 789
Mining Education for Students, 8, 31 Mining Grnnito in Aberdeenshire, 180, 188, 217 Mining Industry of New South Wa’es, 601 Mining in Russia, 21
Mining Machinery. Sec also Engines, Colli, ry, 1 and Electric
Mining in the Transvaal; Labour-Saving Appliances, 703, 726, 702 Mirrors, Copper, 320
Miscellanea, 49. Ill, 206, 270, 303, 305, 397, 427, 401, 493, 631, 659, 691, 683, 717, 749, 813, 876 “ Model Engineer ” Exhibition, 507 Model Experiments for Design of Cunanl Liner “ Lusitania,” 131 ; of “ Mauretania," 012 “ Mohawk," II.M. Torpedo-Boat Destroyer, 722 Moiss.au, The Work of, 88 Molecular Dissociation, 291
Money-Adding and Typewriting Machine, The Elliot-Fisher, 807 Monorail Car, The Brennan, 46 Monorail Railways, 212, 240 “ Montgomeryshire," Boiler Explosion on the, 76 Moore Vacuum Tube Light, 68 Mooring Buoy for the “Lusitania ” and “ Mauretania," 267
Morison’s Condensing Plant, 406, 046 Morris, J. T., on Oscillographic Study of Low- Frequency Arcs, 220, 233 Morse, L. G. E, on Exhaust Gases from a Petrol Motor, 197, 219
Morton’s Portable Rivet Furnace, 603. See also Erratum, 659
Motor-Boat, Hydroplane, 467 Motor-Boat “Thankful” for Herring-Fishing, 10 Motor-Car, The Argyll, 077 Motor-Car, Arrol-Johnston, for Antarctic Expedition, 630
Motor t’ar, The Birmingham Small-Arms Co., 743
Motor-Car, The Daimler, 675 Motor-Car, 18-Horse-Power Darraeq, 693 Motor-Car, The Deasy, 677 Motorcars, Exhibition at Copenhagen, 765 Motor-Car Exhibition at Olympia, Notes on, 770 Motor-Car Exhibition, 675, 721, 743, 747, 770. See Olympia and Motor-Car Details under lLLU8TRATRn INPBX Motor-Car Industry in France, 753 Motor-Car, The Maudslay, 078 Motor-Car, The Pilgrim, 780 Motor-Cars, Reliability Trials of, 338 Motor-Car, The Sheffield-Simplex, 076 Motor-Car, The Siddeley 45-Horse-Power, 688 Motor-Cars, Steam ; The Ilighclere Motor-Car Syndicate, 747
Motor-Cars, Steam, The Fawcett-Fowler, 7S Motor-Cars, Supply of Fuel for, 20S Motor-Car, The West Aster, 677 Motor-Car Tyres, The Reavell Air-Compressor for, 691, 724
Motor-Cam***, Bui, Rhymney Railway. tUU Mo tor-Carriage, Railway, forth* Lan **hire and Yorkshire Railway, 213
Motors, Induction, Driving Centrifugal Rumps,
Motors. Internal-Combustion. Sre Engines, OB; Engine*, Cat; Engtnes. Petrol; Motor-Car, Motor-Omnibus, and Motor-Launch Motors, Internal-Combustion, for Ship - Propulsion, 24
Motor Lorry veisus Tractor, 597 Motor, Oil, for Agricultural Purposes, 758 Motor-Omnibuses. Petrol, Pipes for, 279 Motor, Petrol, 500-Horse-Power. 231 Motors, Petrol, Efficiency of, 445, 509 Motors, Petrol. Exhaust Cases from, 197, 219 Motors, Petrol Fuel for, 208 Motors, Petrol, Present Position of. 193, 409 Motors, Petrol. 8ec Motor-Cars; Eiojitws, Petrol Motor, The Pittler Rotary, 421 Motor Vehicles, Electric TiansmUsiou Gear for. 45
Motor Vehicles, The Leitner Ignition and lighting System, 207
Motor-Wagon, 5-Ton Steam (Manus Patent Steam-Cart and Wagon Company, Leeds), 2i Motor-Wagons, Official Trials of, 503, 58G Motor-Wagons. See also Tractor Motor-Wagon versus Tractor, 597 Motor-Wagous with Wooden Tyred Wheels (Savage Brothers), 23
Motor-Yacht “Swiellaoa" (Thornycroft and GoA 8U6
Moulding Machines, 535, 807 Moulding-Machine, Some Limitations of, 807 Mumford, E. II., on Some Limitations of the Moulding-Machine, b</7 Municipal Power Scheme for Ixmdon, 20 Municipal Trading, Effects of, 658 Municipal Trading. See also London County Council
Municipal Tramways, 528. See also Erratum, 558

Nagasaki, Shipbuilding at, 374
Nash Bottle-Washing Machine, 521
Natal Government Railways, 400
National Physical Laboratory, Experiments on Wind Pressure, 778

Naval Architects, Institution of:

Bordeaux Congress, 24, 01 : —
Compensation of Sea-Compasses and Permanent Inductivity, by Mr. Devaureix, 24 Ship-Propulsion by Non-Reversing Engines, by Mr. Leoointc, 24
Steering Compass with a Lighting Device, by Mr. Gaillard, 24
On the Speed of Battleships, by William llovgaard, 24
Further Results of Submarine Signalling by Means of Sound, b\ J. B. Milieu 25 Papin and the Invention of the 8teaml»oai, l*> 1*1.>t.— -r i: <i« rlaud, 25 The Influence of the Results of the Russo- Ja|tanese War on Naval Architecture, by Van Meerten, 25
The Suh-Surface Torpedo-Boat, by W. T. Bal*coek, 25
Ventilation and Refrigeration of Ammunition-Holds, by Adrien Bochet, 25, 125 Vibrations on Board Ship, their Cause, and a Simple Means of Counteracting them, by S. A. Wehmeyer, 25 Visit to Creusot, 20
Some Practical Points in the Application of the Marine Steam Turbine, by the lion. ! C. A. Parsons and II. Wheatley Ridsdale, 01
Structural Development in British Merchant !
Ships, by J. Foster-King, 90 The Present and Future of Submarine Navigation, by A. N. Laubeuf, 25, 122. See 333 On the Use of Hydraulic Riveting in the Construction of (he "-Mauretania," by E. W. De Kusott, 124

Naval Architecture after the Russo-Japanese War, 25
Naval Construction. See also Warships Naval Development in Germany, 752 Naval Equipment, Comparison between French and English, 729. See 719 Naval Machinery. See Warships, Boilers, Engines, and Turbines
Navy, New Deputy Engineer-in-Chief of, 690.
See 590
Naval Personnel, Efficiency of, 51
Naval Port, Russian, on the Murman Coast, 566
Naval. See also Navy
Naval Strategy, 525
Navy, Engineer-in-Chief of, 596. See 690 Navy, The French, 789 Navy, Gun-Fire in the British, 6S5 Navy and Parliament, 207 Navy Repairs Question, 337 Navy ami the Use of Liquid Fuel, 870. See Torpedo-Boat Destroyers New South Wales, The Barren Jack Reservoir, 1 New South Wales Mining Industry, 501 New South Wales Railway Report, 464 New York Subway, Air of, 840 New Zealand, Gold-Dredging in, 212 New Zealand, Progress of, 6S0 New Zealand Railway Economics, 695 Newcastle Tramways, 3000-Horse-Power Triple- Expansion Engine, Test of, 117 Newlyn Harbour, 38
Niool, R. Gordon, on Aberdeen Harbour, 180. See 831
Nile Bridge, New, 342 Nippon Yuscn Kaisha, Report of, 311 Nitrogen, Atmospheric, Fixation of, 821 North British Railway Company ; Atlantic Type Passenger Locomotive, 781 North, Notes from the, 17, 48, SO, 110, 1S3, 204, 238, 271, 302, 334, 364, 396, 426, 460. 492, 522, 658, 690, 661, 6S2, 716, 748, 782, 812, 842, 874 Norway, Iron Ore Deposits in, 667, 598 Norway, Shipbuilding in, 566 Norwegian Water-Power Scheme, 209, 3*2 Notos. See Cleveland, North, South-West, South Yorkshire, United States, Industrial, Legal, and Miscellanea

Obituary:

Oceans, Theory of Formation of. £69
Oil Engine*. See Engines, Oti ; Motor-Cars ; Motors, Tractors, Petrol, and Motor Launches
Oil Fuel, Kertuude’s System, lor BaUxick ami Wilcox Boilers, 74
Oil Fuel in the Navy, 870. See also Torpedo- | Holt Destroyers under B'ariAips I Oil Fuel. See also Purl, Liquid Oil Fuel lor Steamers, 690, 746, 870 oil Lubrication lor Marine Turbines, 629 ! Oils and Lubrication, Treatise on, 102 j Oil Output of Kussia, ?1 Oil. Sie also Lubrication Oil and Water Viscosity, 403 Olimpia, Machinery and Engineering Exhibition at, 413. 421. 430 440, 460. 469, 481, 612,513, 646, 683. See Erratum, 668. See iLLrsrfiATED Is DU
Olympia. Motor-Oar Exhibition at, 075, 7£1, 743, 747, 770. For details see ILLIHTRATKD INDEX, under Oh/mpia and Motor-Car olympia Motor-Car Exhibition, Notes on, 77»\ See Olympia and Motor-Car under ILLIS- TEATED INDEX
Opening-Bridge at Portsmouth, 15
Optical Indicator for Gas-Engines, 547, 570, 648
Optical Pyrometry, 291, 345, 531*. See ernUum,
Optical Work Done at the Reichsanstalt, 463, 498
Optics, Treatise on, 356
Oranienburg Railway, Track-Testing Station at, 764
<irdnance. See Warships and Guns Ore Deposits in Austria, 431, 432. 439, 441 Ore, Iron, Future Supplies of, 320 Ore, Iron, Norwegian, Deposits, 567, 598 Ore. See also/ron
Organisation of a Jig and Tool Department, 607 Original Research, 399
Oscillographic Study of Low-Frequency Arcs, 220, 233
Otavi Railway, Narrow-Gauge, German South- West Africa, 67. See Erratum, 215
Oxygen Apparatus for Artificial Respiration, 698
Oxygen-Breathing Apparatus for Mines, 63, 107

Pacific Steamship Traffic., 211
Packing, Hydraullo, Friction of, 403
Paint for Iron, 433, 602
“Palinurus,” Indian Survey Vessel, 357
Parliament, Engineering Schemes in, 720, 755,
Parliament and the Navy, 207
Parliament and Navy Repairs, 337
Parliament and the Navy. See also Warship?,
Engineers, and Naval
Parliament and the Patent Law, 19, 45, 77, 107, 489, 800
Parsons, C. A., on Applications of Marine Steam Turbine, 61
Patehell, William H., on Economic Considerations of the Management of Plants 711
Patent and Designs Act, 1907, Treatise on, 866
Patent Law Reform, 19, 45, 77, 107, 4S9
Patent Record, 65, 127, 223, 320, 381, 411, 443
479, 641, 607, 765, 701, 767, 798, 828, &9
Peace in Labour Affairs, 113, 273
Pearce, The late Sir William G., Bart, 031
Peat, Its Use and Manufacture, Treatise on, 41
Peat Utilisation, The Ziegler System of, 071
Pedestal with Forced Lubrication, 458
Pelton Water-Wheel, Experimental, 313
Pelton Water-Wheels, Governing of, 231, 2*2
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Power-Station of, 299, 535, 758, 795, 855
Periodicity, Determination of, from a Broken Series, 294
Perkin, The late Sir William, 81
Petavel, J. E., on the Design of Machinery for Very High Pressures, 97. See 212
Peterhead Harbour Works, 210
Petrol-Motors. See Engines, Petrol; Motor-Cars;
Motors, Petrol; Motor-Launches, Motor-Buses, and Motors
Petrol-Pipes for Motor-Vehicles, 279 Petrol, Substitutes for, 203 Petrol, Welded Tanks for Storage of, S3S Pettigrew, The late John, 365 Photographs, Micro. See also Micro Photographs
Photometry of Coloured Lights, 870 Physical Papers at British Association. See British Association.
Physical Properties of Metal. See Alloys and Micro-Photographs

Physical Society:

Magnetic Oscillators as Radiators in Wire- less Telegraphy, by Dr. J. A. Fleming, 695
The Use of Variable Mutual Inductances, by A. Campbell, C95, 757
A Freehand Graphic Way of Determining Stream Snrfa es and Equipotentials, by L. F. ltichardson, 757
The Literal Vibration of Bars Supported at Two Points with One End Overhanging, by J. Morrow, 757
Diabolo Experiment, by C. V. Boys, 779 Sinking Sand, 779 ‘ Exhibition of Apparatus, 851 Pier at Folkestone, Extension of, 631 Pit rs of British Fishery Harbours, 38, 383, 543, 831
Pig Iron Prices. See Metal-Price Diajrams Piles, Ferro-Concrete, for the Cala Mineral Railway, 517. See also Ferro-Concrete Pilgrim Motor-Car, 780
Pipes, Petrol, for Motor Vehicles, 279 Pipes, Sanitary, on Board Ship, 032 Pipes, Stoneware, Doulton’s Joint for, 600 Pihton-Rings, The Allen, 512 Piston-Rings (J. B. Better and Sons), 818 Pittler Rotary Pump and Motor, 421 Planet*, Reason for Shape of. 259
Planing Machines. See Machine Toole Plating of Cunard Liner “Lusitania,” 139 ; of “ Mauretania,” 616 Ploughing Tractor, Oil-Driven, 758 Pneumatic Hammer, The Pilkington, 816 Pneumatic Pipe-Threading Machine, 584 Pneumatic Sand-Sifting Machine, 684 Pneumatic Tools, Portable, 181, 221, 251 Pneumatic Tools. See also Machine-Tools Pocket-Books. See Year-Books Polytechnic College, Copenhagen, 88 Port of Blyth, 211 Port of London, 690
Port, Russian Naval, on the Murinan Coast, 566 Port. See also Harbours and Docks Portland Cement, British Standard Specification, 744
Poulsen Wireless Telegraphy, 789 Powder, Smokeless, and Back-Flash, 429 Power Gas. See Engine, Gas, Suction-Gas, Blast- Furnace Gas, and Producer-Gas Power Plants. See Electric and Hydro-Electric Power Scheme of the London County Council, tO Power-Station. See also Electric and Urft Power-Station, The Caffaro Hydro Electric, 201 Power, Water. See also Hydro-Electric Prager Iron Works in Austria, 465 Pratt’s Steam-Trap, 569
Presidential Address to the Association of Engi- neers-in-Charge, 711
Presidential Address to the British Association by Sir David Gill, 179
Presidential Address to Chemical Section of British Association, 322, 376 Presidential Address to Cleveland Institution of Engineers, 765
Presidential Address to Engineering Section of British Association, 173
Presidential Address to Institution of Civil Engineers, 659, 698, 732. See 655 Presidential Address to the Junior Institution of Engineers, 729. See 719 Presses, Hydraulic, Friction of Leathers in, 403 Pressure on Cutting-Tools, Measurement of, 239, 268, 269
Pressure-Gauge, Sensitive, 779 Pressure-Gauges. Tests of, 276, 316 Pressure of Wind, Experiments on, 778 “ Principessa Jolanda,” Accident at the Launch of, 502, 814
Private Bill Legislation. See Parliamentary Prize, The Water Arbitration, 723 Producer-Gas Engine. See Engines and Gas Projectiles for Guns, Types of, 244 Propeller Experiments of Cunard Liner “ Mauretania,” 612 ; of “Lusitania,” 1$5 Propeller Shafting of Cunard Liner “ Lusitania,”
158
Propellers for Turbine Steamers, 77 Propeller*, Vibration of, in Turbine Steamers, 208, 656, 870
Protection of Iron by Paint, 43J, 502 Prussian State Railways, Six-Coupled Express Locounlive with Schmidt Superheater, 486 Pumps, Air, for Cunard Liner “ Lusitania,” 160.
See 643
Pumps, Ballast, for Cunard Liner “ Lusitania,” 164
Pump, Boiler Feed, for Superheated Steam (Sheppee Motor Company, York), 436. See Erratum, 457
Pumps for Boiler Feed (Thwaites Brothers), 459 Pumps, Centrifugal Circulating, for Cunard Liner “ Lusitania,” 157 ; for “ Mauretania,” 642 Pumps, Dry-Air, for Cunard Liner u Lusitania,”
158 ; for “ Mauretania,” 643
Pumps and Fans, Action of Centrifugal, 2, 30, 1 218, 287, 690
Pumps, Feed-Water, for Cunard Liner “ Lusitania,” 159
Pump, High-Speed, for Motor-Car Tyres, 651,724 i Pump, The Oddesse Compound, 424 Pump, Oil, for Shaft Pedestals, 458 Pump, The Pittler Rotary, 421 Pumps, Sanitary, for Cunard Liner “ Mauretania,” 616
Pump, Three-Throw, with Variable Delivery, 459 Pump, Triple-Action Plunger (W. H. Wilcox and Co.), 822
Pumping, The Cost of, 26 Pumping with Oil Engines in India, 401 Pumping Plant, Centrifugal, for Cardiff Dock, 331
Pumping Plant, Electrical, at the Lindal Moor Iron-Mines, 490
Pumping Plant for Kidderminster Water-Works, 715
Papin Telephone Cable Under Lake Constance, 85 Pyrometers for Gas-Engine Cylinders, 887 Pyrometry of Melting Points of Metals, 601 P>rometry, Optical, 291, 345, 639. See Erratum, 394

Quadruple-Expansion Engines. See Enginre
“Quail,” H.M. Destroyer, after Collision, 245
Quarrying Granite in Aberdeenshire, 180, 188, 217
Quays. See Harbours, Docks, and Wharves F
Quebec Bridge, Collapse of, 329, 351, 301, 371, 388, 391, 401, 418, 423, 449. 457, 470, 481, 815. I For Details see ILLUSTRATED INDEX 1
Quick Work on Steamers, 45
Quickfiring Guns. See Guns n,ni\ Warships I
Quicksilver. See Metal'Price Diagram

Radiation in Boiler Furnaces, 001
Radiation, Luminous, The Mechanical Equivalent of, 528
Radiation, Optical Measurements of, 291, 345, 539. See Erratum, 364 '
Radioactivity, 810
Radioactivity and the Sources of Radium, 84
Radiotelegraphy. See Wireless under Electric
Radium Emanation, Researches on, 116
Radium, Production and Properties of, 266 1
Rails, Tramway, Corrugation of, 228, 256
Railway Accident at Shrewsbury, 530, 555, 586 1
Railway Accident at West Hampstead, 599
Railway Affairs, Argentine, 568 1
Railway Autocar. See Motor Carriaje Railway, The Brennan Monorail, 45 Railway Carriages. See Carriages Railways of Ceylon, 846
Railway Construction, Current, 278 1
Railway Couplings, Automatic, 45 1
Rails, Defects of American, 688 j Railway Dispute, Suggestions Concerning, 746 Railway Dispute, The, 656 1
I Railway Economics, French, 604, 680 j Railway Economics in New Zealand, 695 1
' Railway, Electric. See also Electric Railway Electrification in Sweden, 819 I Railway Engineering Instruction, 372 i Railway Fish-Plates, Drop-Forged, 407 : 1
Railways, German, Accumulator Cars for, 21 Railway, Government, on the Gold Coast, 178 1
Railways, Government, in Natal, 400 Railways of the Grand Duchy of Oldenbourg, ] Compound Locomotive for, 59 Railway Labour Conditions, 305 Railway Locomotive. See Locomotive and Motor- 1 I . Car, Rail, and under Electric | Railway, London and North-Western ; Work of I
“ Experiment” Class, 98 !
i Railways in Manchuria, 211 !
Railways, Monorail, 212, 246 Railway Motor-Car on Rhymney Railway, 600 !
Railway, Narrow-Gauge, Otavi, for German !
South-West Africa, 67. See Erratum, 245 Railway Nationalisation in Japan, 277 Railways in New South Wales, 464 Railways, Parliamentary Schemes, 789 ; Railway Progress, Canadian, 518, 778 i Railway Property, Indian, 105 Railway Property, Scotch, 470
Railway, Proposed High-Speed Electric, in Sweden, 403
Railway Rates and Charging Orders, Treatise on, 835
Railway Rates, Continental, 369 Railway Rates, French Export, 242 Railway Rates, German Export, 62 Railway Returns, British, 526, 538 Railway and Road Bridges. See Bridges Railway Rolling Stock. See Carriages, Locomotives, Motor-Carriage, and Wagorn Railway Run, Long Non-Stop, on Great Western Railway, 431
Railways, Safety of, in Different Countries, 276 Railway Schemes in Parliament, 720, 765, 789 Railway Signalling, 817
Railway, Single-Phase, The Valle Brembana, 277 Railway Sleepers, 83 Railway Sleepers, Future Supply of, 785 Railways for both Steam and Electric Traction, 405, 457
Railways, Steam and Electric, in Switzerland, 116
Railway, Street. See Tram wag ’ Railways, Telegraphs, and Mines in China, 878 Railway Track-Testing Station in Germany, 754 Railway Train Ferry Steamer “ Lucia C'arbo,” 332 , Railways, Underground, and Subsidence of Foundations, 679 Railways of the United Slates, 57 i Railway Viaduct, Ferro-Concrete, Richmond and Chesapeake Railway, 863
Railway Viaduct, Ferro-Concrete, at Seville, 617 1 Railway Wagons on Great Central Railway, 203 ! Railway Weighing - Machine for Locomotives, 302 i Railway Works, Great Western Railway, Swin- ! i don, 20
Ramsay, Sir W., on Radium Emanations, 116 Itateau, Professor A., on High-Pressure Centrifugal Fans, 2, 30, 248, 287, 690 Rates, Railway, and Charging Orders, Treatise on, 835
Reavell Air-Compressor, Efficiency Tests of. 27. See 2, 29
Reavell Air-Compressor for Motor Tyres, 091, 724 Reavell, W., on Reciprocating Air-Compressors,
Recke-Ruston Valve-Gear for Drop-Valves, 437 Reduction of Fused Salts, 627 Refrigerating Machinery on Ounard Liner “Lusitania,” 147
Refrigeration and Ventilation of Ammunition- Holds, 126
Refuse-Disposal in Berlin, 500 1 Regulation of Lake Mjttsen, Norway, 209 Regulations, Draft, for the Use of Electricity in Factories, 309
Reichsanstalt, Testing Work at, 408, 493 Reinforced Concrete. See Ferro-Concrete Reliability Trials of Motor-Cars, 338 | Repairs and Maintenance of Machinery, 845 Repairs of Navy Ships, 337 Repairs to White Star Liner “Suevic,” 602 Report, Annual, of M. Longridge on Breakdowns of Machinery, 308 Research, Original, 399
Reservoir, The Barren Jack, in New South Wales, 1
Resistance of Railway Trains, 114, 809 Respiration, Artificial, Apparatus for, 63,107,508 Returns of British Railways, 305 Reviews. See LITERATURE INDEX Rhymney Railway, Motor-Carriage for, 000 Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway, Ferro-Concrete Viaduct, 863
Ridsdale, H. W., on Applications of Marine
Steam-Turbine, Gl
River-Sounding Machine, NVeddell’s, 313
Rivers, Progressive and Stationary Waves in,
118, 281, 317 „
Rivet Furnace, Portable, 503, G18. See also
Erratum, 559 r .
Riveting of Hull of Cunard Liner “Lusitania, 139 ; of “Mauretania,” 124
Road Bridges. See Bridges
Road Locomotion. See Motor-Cars, Motor-Buses,
Motor-Wagons, and Traction
Robins, Beniamin, Anniversary, 76
“Rocket” Locomotive and Thomas Atkinson, 299
Rolling-Mill for Cartridge Metal (Taylor and Challen), 841 .
Rolling-Stock. See Carriages, Locomotives,
Motor-Carriages, and Wagons
Rolls, Bending and Straightening (Craig and Donald, Limited, Johnstone), 482
Roofs of Buildings for Franco-British Exhibition, 737, 769
Ropeway, Aerial, for Shipbuilding Berths, 181,378
Ropeway, Aerial Wire, for Conveying Coal, 652
Rotary Pump and Motor, The Pittler, 421
Rotterdam Harbour Extension, 373
Rowley, Walter, on Mining and Metallurgical Education of Students, 8, 31
Royal Agricultural Society. See Agricultural
Royal Automobile Club Trials of Commercial Vehicles, 663, 586
Royal Mail Steam Packet Company Steamer “Avon,” 14
Royal Meteorological. See Meteorological Royal Navy. See Navy, Naval, and Warships Ruck-Iveene, Harry Arthur, on the Welding of Structural Materials in Place, 12, 33 Rural Water Supplies, 594 Russia, Fuel in, 21
Russian Naval Port on the Murman Coast, 566 Russo-Japanese War and Naval Architecture, 25
! “ Salem,” United States Turbine-Driven Scout, 270
Saloons on Cunard Liner “ Lusitania,” 68, 140 Saloons on Cunard Liner “ Mauretania,” 623 Salts, Fused, Electrolysis of, 527 San Francisco Earthquake, 37 ; Sand Filtration of Water Supplies, 577, 708 Sand-Moulding Machine, Limitations of, 807 Sand-Sifting Machine, Pneumatic, 684 I Sand, Singing, 779
l Sandwich System and the Training of Engineers,
: 488
Sanitary Fittings on Cunard Liner “Mauretania,” 631
Sanitary Pipes, Doulton’s Joint for, 600 Sanitation, Congress on, 54 Sankey, Captain II. Itiall, on Hand Bending- Tests, 829, 882
“ Sarco ” Feed-Water Analyser, 344 Saw, Fret, Machine (A. Ransome and Co.), 121 Sawing-Machine, Large Hack (Holroyd), 447 Scantlings of Cunard Liner “ Lusitania,” 137 ; of “ Mauretania,” 124, 616 Schemes in Parliament. See Parliamentary Schlick’s Gyroscopic Apparatus to Prevent Ships Rolling, 724
Schmidt Superheater on German Locomotive, 486 Scotch Railway Property, 470 Scottish Reliability Trials of Motor-Cars, 338 Scouts. See Warships Screening-Machine, Pneumatic, for Sand, 584 Screw-Cutting Lathe. See Machine-Tools Screw-Propellers. See Propellers Screw-Threads, Standardisation of, 695 Screwing-Machine. See Machine-Tools Sea Power. See Naval Seismological Investigations, 295 Self-Propelled Vehicles. See Motor-Cars, and Motor- Wagons
Sewage, Comparison of Methods of Treatment of, 13, 36
Sewage Disposal in Berlin, 600
Sewage Disposal by Biological Processes, 13, 34
Sewage Schemes in Parliament, 790
Shafting of Cunard Liner “ Lusitania,” 158
Shafts. Strength of, 306, 333, 361, 423
Shaping-Machines. Soe Machine. Tools
Shearing-Machines, See Machine Tools
Sheet-Metal Rolling-Mill (Taylor and Challen), 841
Sheffield-Simplex Motor-Car, 676
Shells for Guns, Types of, 244 Shipbuilding Berth of Cunard Liner “ Mauretania,” 620
i Shipbuilding Berths, Cableways Used on, 181, 378 Shipbuilding, British, and Competition, 497 Shipbuilding in Japan, 519 Shipbuilding at Nagasaki, 374 Shipbuilding in Norway, 566 Shipbuilding. See also Warships and Naval Architects
Shipbuilding Trade, 57 Shipping and Engineering in Korea, 788 • Shipping Losses, Lloyd’s Register of, 309. See Erratum, 336
Shipping, Mercantile, of France, 879 Shipping Subsidy in Japan, 277 Ships, Early, and High Tensile Steel, 45 Ships, Merchant, Structural Development of, 00 i Ships, Prevention of Rolling of, 724
Ship-Propulsion by Non-Reversing Engines, 24 Ships. See also Steamers and Warships Ships, Signalling, by Means of Sound, 25 Shrewsbury Railway Accident, 530, 666, 686 Siberia, Imports of Agricultural Machinery, 821 Siddeley Motor-Car, 45-Horse-Power, 588 Signalling on Railways, 817 i Signalling at Sea, 734 Signalling, Submarine, by Means of Sound, 25 Simplon Tunnel, Italian Approaches to, 99, 705 Simplon Tunnel, Locomotives for, 489 Simpson, William, on Granite - Quarrying in Aberdeenshire, 180, 188, 217 Skinner, Frank W., on the Quebec Bridge over the St. Lawrence, 351,888, 391, 418, 4i9, 484 610. See 829, 361, 371, 401, 423, 457, 470, 816 ’
Sleepers, Railway, Future Supply of, 785 Sleepers for Railways, 83 I Slide-Rule with Magnifying Cursor, 362
Slotting-Machines. Sec Machine Tools
Sluice-Valve for Cunard Liner Mauretania, Oil
Smithells, Professor A., on Chemical Science and
Flame Problems, 322, 370
Smithfleld Club Show, S17
Smokeless Powder and Back-Flash, 429
Societies, Engineering, Functions of, 877
Society, ltoyal Agricultural. See Agncultura.
Society. See Institution
Soldering Materials, Tests of, 593
Soot, Effects of, in Boiler. 310
Sound, Submarine, Signalling by, 25
Sounding-Machine, Weddell’s, for Rivers and
Harbours, 313
South Africa. See also Cape Colony, Natal,
Orange River Colony, Rhodesia, and Transvaal
South American Railway Affairs, 508
South-West, Notes from, 17, 49, 81, 111, 184, 205,
239, 271, 303, 335, 305, 397, 427, 401, 493, 523,
559, 591, 001, 083, 717, 749, 783, 813, 843, 875
South Yorkshire, Notes from, 17, 48, 80, 110, 184,
204,239, 271, 302, 335, 304, 396, 420, 461, 492, 523
558, 590, 601, 682, 716, 748, 783, 812, 843, 875
Spark Telegraphy. See Wireless Telegraphy
under Electric . .
Sparks, C. P., on Applications of Electricity to
Mines, 6, 30
Specific Heat of Superheated Steam, 342
Spectra of Elements, 754
Spectroscope Investigations, 293
Spectroscopy, Use of Calcium in, 293
Speed-Frames in Cotton Mills, Safety Appliances
for, 192. See 290
Spelter Prices. See Metal-Price Diagram
Spinning and Preparation of Jute, 182, 185
Splash of a Drop, 297
St. Lawrence Bridge at Quebec, Collapse of, 326,
357, 361, 371, 388, 391, 401,418,423,449,457,
470, 484, 815. For Details see Quebec Bridge in
ILLUSTRATED INDEX
St. Paul’s Cathedral, Subsidence of Foundation,
679
Stability, Secular, 297 Staging, Braced, Stresses in, 229, 333, 361 Standardisation of Electrical Terms and Machinery, 713
Standardisation of Screw Threads, 695 Stanford, Ferro-Concrete Bridge at, 266 Starting-Gear, Electric, for Large Engines, 363 Starting and Manoeuvring Valves for Cunard Liner “ Mauretania,” 640 Stations, Electric Power. See under Electric and Hydro-Electric
Steamboat, Invention of the, 25 Steamboats. See Steamers Steam Boilers. See Boilers Steam-Consumption. See also Steam Trials, Turbines, Tests, and Diagrams in ILLUSTRATED INDEX
Steam-Engines. See Engines Steam-Gauges, Remarks on, 276 310 Steam and Hand Steering-Gear, The Archer, 513 Steam, Latent Heat and other Properties of, 342, 468
Steam-Lorrios. See Motor- Wagons Steam-Pipes, Tests of Isolating Valves, 71. See 345
Steam-Superheaters. See Superheaters Steam-Trap, The Horne, 407 Steam-Trap, Pratt’s, 569
Steam Trials of Cunard Liner “Mauretania,” 393, 656
Steam Trial of Curtis Turbine Steamer “Creole,” 695
Steam Trials of H.M.S. “ Agamemnon,” 303, 341 Steam Trials of H.M. Destroyer “ Tartar.” See U.M. Destroyers under Warships Steam Trials of the “Lusitania,” 177, 208 Steam-Turbines. See Turbines Steam-Wagon, 5-Ton (Mann’s Patent Steam Cart and Wagon Company, Leeds), 22 Steam - Wagons with Wooden * Tyred Wheels (Savage Brothers), 23 Steam-Yacht “Medusa,” 109 Steamer “Avon,” of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, 14 Steamer, Boiler Explosion on, 76 Steamer “Creole,” with Curtis Turbines, 695 Steamers, Development of, 659. See 655 Steamers, Dimensions and Performances of Famous, ISO, 131, 132, 133. See 240 Steamer “ Guanabara ” for Brazilian Qovern- ment, 374
Steamers, High-Speed, 8, 32 Steamers, High-Speed, of Different Countries, 132, 240
Steamer “Lusitania,” 54, 68, 129, 177, 208. Foi Details, see “Lusitania” in ILLUSTRATED INDEX Steamer “ Mauretania,” 124, 396. 009, 650. Foi Details, see “Mauretania” in ILLUSTRUTRE INDEX. See Erratum, 718 Steamers, Oil Fuel for, 690, 745 Steamer “ Palinurus” for Indian Government, 351 Steamers, Prevention of Rolling of, 724 Steamers, Quiok Work on, 45 Steamers. See also Warships Steamers, Structural Development of, 90 Steamer “ Suevic,” Repairs to, 682
Steamer, Trunk, for Coal-Carrying, 699 Steamer, Train-Ferry, “ Lucia Carbo,” 332 Steamers, Trans-Atlantic, Speeds of, 679 Steamers, Turbine-Driven, Arrangement o Machinery, 61. See Turbines Steamers, Turbine, Propellers for, 77 Steamers, Turbine. See also Turbine Steamers, Types ot the Future, 593 Steamers and the Use of Superheated Steam, X'2, S Steamers, Vibration of Turbine-Driven, 177, 203 656, 870
Steamship Traffic in the Pacific, 211 Steel, The Ageing ot, 432, S23 Steel, Bending Tests of, 829, 8S2 Steel Concrete. See Feno-Concrete Stee , Electrolytic Corrosion of, in Concrete, 430 Steel Foundry, Anglo-Japanese, 88 Steel, Hardening of, 575, 603 Steel, High-Speed, and the Manufacture c Cutters, 871, 879
Steel, High-Tensile, in Hull of Cunard Line
Lusitania, 139; in •• Mauretania,” 010
/usfifnj’0" ln,t U,te' Sei-' Il0,i aoiKSfe,
Steel and Meteoric Iron, 432, 472
8teel, Micro-Structure of. See 31 icro-Photographs
Steel Rails in America, OSS
Steel. See Alloa*, Iron, and Micro-Photograph* Steel in Shipbuilding, Use of, 46. See 139, 010 Steel, Strength of, with Suddenly-Applied Loads, 719. See 729
Steel Structural Materiul, Welding In Place of, 12, 33
Steel-Welding, 420
Steering-Gear, The Archer Steam and Hand. 513 Steering-Qear of Cunard Liner “ Lusitania,” 167, 103
Stefan and Boltzmann's Radiation Law, Practical Applications of, 601
Stephenson, K., and Co., Limited ; Hebburn Foundry, 230
Stern Tubes of Cunard Liner " Lusitania,” 158 Stoneware Pipes, Doulton's Joint for, 000 Storage of Petrol, Welded Tanks for, 333 Storms, Forecasting, 257, 340, 630 Storms, Chances of, 257. See 290, 340, 630 Stream Surfaces and Equipotontials, 767 Strength of Crank-Shafts, 300, 333, 301, 4?3 Strength of Metals with Suddenly-Applied Ix>ads, 710. See 729
Stresses in Bracing, 299, 333, 361 Stresses in Masonry Darns, 308, 405, 519, 555, 637, 079, 724, 770
Stresses in Metal. See also BHcro-Photographs Strike, Threatened, on British Railways, 050 Strikes and Labour Disputes, 113, 273 Strikes and Trade Unions. See Industrial and Legal
Stromeyer, C. E., on the Ageing of Mild Steel, 432, 823
Structural Ironwork, Welding In Place of, 12, 33 Structure of Metal. See 31irro-Photographs Subaqueous Tunnel under Detroit River, 530 Subaqueous Works, Compressed Air in, Treatise on, 774
Submarine Boat, Mine, and Torpedo, Treatise on, 607
Submarine Boat. See also Warships Submarine Boats, The Development of, 241 Submarine Cables, 734
Submarine Navigation, The Present and Future of, 25, 122. See 333
Submarine Signalling by Means of Sound, 25 Submarine Telegraph Enterprise, 44, 310, 791 Submarine Telephones under Lake Constance, 85 Submersible Boat See also Warships Subsidence of Foundation, 079 Subsidy to Cunard Liners, 133 Suction-Gas Engine. See Engine, Gas Suction-Gas Producer. See Producer-Gas “ Suevic,” White Star Liner, Repairs to, 062 Sunderland, Bridge over River Wear at, 43 Superheated Steam, Sheppee Feed-Pump for Use with, 43a See Erratum, 457 Superheated Steam, Specific Ileat of, 342, 408 Superheater, Schmidt, on German Locomotive, 480
Superheaters on Locomotives of the Canadian Pacific Railway, 310
Superheating Applied to Marine Boilers, 12, 33 Surface-Contact System, The G.-B., for Tramways, 884
Survey Steamer “Palinurus,” for Indian Government, 357
Swan, Hunter, and Wigham Richardson, Limited, and the “ Mauretania,” 609 Sweden, Hydro-Electric Power in, 434 Swedish State Railways. Electrification of, 819 “ Swietlana,” Motor Yacht (Thornycroft and Co.), 800
Swindon Works of the Great Western Railway, 20
Switch-Gear for Cunard Liner “ Mauretania,” 630
Switzerland, Steam and Electric Railways in, 116
Szekely Process of Casting Iron in Metallic Moulds, 754

Tables Showing Dimensions and Performances of Atlantic Liners, 6C9, 610, 611. See 079 Tank Model Experiment for Design of Cunard Liner “ Lusitania,” 134 ; “ Mauretania,” 612 Tanks and Pipes for Benzene, Welded, 333 “ Tartar,” II.M. Destroyer ; Oil-Fuel Turbine Boat, 809
Teaching. See Education and Training Technical College, Copenhagen, 88 Technical Education at the Bedford Grammar School, 55
Technical Education, French, 561 Technical Education and the Sandwich System, 4*8
Technical Education. See also Education Technical Education, Treatise on, 772 Technical and Literary Education, 463 Technical Railway Instruction, 372 Telegraphs, Submarine. Sce Submarine Telegraphy. See under Electric T elegraphy, Wireless. See Wireless under Electric Telephone Service on Cunard Liner “Mauretania,” 630
Telephones. See also Electric Temperature of Flames, 322, 370. See 197 Temperature Measurements in Gas-Engine Cylinders, 887
Temperature Measurements, Optical, 291, 345, 539. See Erratum, 364
Temperature of Melting of Metals, Determination of, 501
Temperatures of Explosions, 197 Tenners of Locomotives. See Locomotives Test of 3000-Horse-Power Triple-Expansion Engine, 117
Tests of Centrifugal Compressors, 2, 30, 248, 287, 690
Tests of Curtis Turbines, 111, 212, 299 Tests of Curtis Turbines on Steamer “Creole,” 695
Tests of Emery Grinding-Wheels, 355 Test for Heat-Insulating Materials, 790 Tests of Illinois Coal, 310 Tests of Materials by Bending, 829, £82
Tests of Metal. See also Micro-Photographs Tests of Rea veil Air-Compressor, 27 Tests. See also Trial*, Steam Trials, Turbines, Reichsanstalt, and Diagrams in ILLUSTRATED INDEX
Tests of Torsion Meters, 35
Tests of Welded Steel, 420 Testing Apparatus for Feed-Water, 344
Testing Establishments in Germany, 554 Testing-Instruments at the Physical Society’s Exhibition, 851
Testing Laboratory, The German, Report of, 787. See 408, 498
Testing-Machine, Electrically - Controlled, 182, 474, 605. See Erratum, 555 Testing Machine, Hydraulic Diaphragm. 801 ' Testing Plant for l/ocomotives at the Great Western Railway Works, Swindon, 20 Testing Station, German, for Railway Track, 754 Testing Work at the Reichsanstalt in 1900. 408, 498. See 787 Textile Schools, 114 Thames and Port of London, 000 “Thankful,” Herring-Drifter, Driven by Oil- Motor, 10
Thermodynamics, Chemical Applications of, Treatise on, 834
Thermometers for Measuring Temperatures in Gas-Engine Cylinders, 8S7 Thermotank Ventilation System, 145, 028 Thomas, The late David, 683 Thompson, Silvanus P.; Address to Engineering Section of tho British Association, 173 Tidal Waves in Rivers, 118, 284, 317 Tides, Treatise on, 40 Timber Sleepers, Protection of, 83 Timber, The Waste of, 785
Timber, Waste, Turpentine from, 403 Tin Prices. See Metal-Price Diagram Toogood’s Double-Coil Friction-Clutch, 601 Tool and Jig Department, Organisation of, 567 Tools, Machine. See Machine-Tools Tools, Machine tor Weighing Forces on, 230, 268 269
Tool-Steel, High-Speed. Manufacture of Milling- 1 Cutters from, 871, 879 Torpedo. See Warships Torsion Meters, Tests of, 359 Torsional Strength of Crank-Shafts, 300, 333,301, 423
Torsion-Testing Machine, Electrieallv-Control- led, 182, 474, 505. See Erratum, 555’
Traction. Steam and Electric, on the Same Tracks, 405, 457
Traction, Electric. See Tramways and Railways under Electric
Tractor versus Motor Lorry, 697 Tractor, Oil-Driven, for Agricultural Purposes, | 758
Tractor, Three-Cylinder Compound (John Fow- I ler and Co.), 818
Trade, The French Motor-Car, 753
Trade in Hong Kong, 372
Trade of Japan, 84 Trade, Japanese, in 1900, 405 Trade, Siberian, in Agricultural Implements, 821 Trade with Turkey, 821 Trade Union Congress, 307 Trade Unions. See Industrial Notes and Legal Trading, Municipal. See Municipal Train-Brake, The Vacuum, and Slack Drake-Gear, 663, 745
Train-Ferry Steamer “ Lucio Carbo.” 332 Train, Long Non-Stop, on Great Western Railway, 431
Train-Resistance, Predetermination of, 809 Trains, Resistance of, 114, 809 Trains. See Locomotives, Railways, and Motor Carriages
Training of Engineers, 175
Training of Engineers on the Sandwich System, 488
Training of Railway Engineers, 372 Training. See Education and Apprenticeship Training of Textile Students, 114 Tramway-Rails, Corrugation of, 228, 256 Tramway Schemes in Parliament, 755, 789 Tramways, The G.-B. Surface-Contact System for, 884
Tramways, Municipal, 523. See also Municipal and Erratum, 558 Tramways. See also Electric Tranmere Bay Development Works, 740 Trans-Atlantic Liners, Famous, 130, 131,132,133. See 240
Trans-Atlantic Passages, Speeds on, 679 Transmission, Hydraulic, for Motor-Car, 421 Transport, Marine, Development of, 655, 659, 698, 732
Transporters, Electric, at Mersey Docks, 14 Transporting Coal by Aerial-Wire Ropeway, 552 Transporting Plant in Transvaal Gold-Mines, 703, 726, 762
Transvaal Mines, Labour-Saving Appliances in, 703, 726, 762
Trawler, Boiler Explosion on, 795 Trials. See Steam Trials, Warships, Guns, Tests Trinidad, Floating-Dock for, 106 Triple-Expansion Engine. See Engine Trotter, A. P., on the Chance of a Hurricane, 257 Trucks. See also Carriages Trucks, Special Service, for the Great Central Railway, 203
Trunk Steamer for Coal-Carrying, 599 Trusses. See also Bridges anil Roofs Trust of Coal-Producers in Germany, 178 Tube Railways and Subsidence, 679 Tuning in Wireless-Telegraphy, 225, 237 Tunnel Under Detroit River, 530 Tunnel-Shields, Treatise on, 774 Tunnel, The Simplon, Italian Approaches to, 99, 705
Tunnel, Simplon, Locomotives for, 4S9
Turbine, The A. E. G., 490
Turbines for the Cunard Liner “Lusitania,” 156;
for “Mauretania,” 633 Turbine, Curtis, Tests of 1000-Kilowatt, 375 Turbine, Trials of Curtis, on Steamer “ Creole,” 695
Turbine Destroyer G, 137, 342 Turl ine Destroyer. SeeII.M. Destroyers under WARSHIPS
Turbines of H.M. Torpedo-Boat Destroyer “ Mohawk,” 722
Turbines, Hydraulic, 212 Turbines, Hydraulic, Governing of, 231, 282
Turbines for Long Island City Power Station, ! 299, 790
Turbines, Lubrication of, 629
Turbine Machinery of Cunard Liner “ Lusitania," 150 ; of “ Mauretania,” 036 Turbines, Marine, Points in the Application of, 01 Turbines, Parsons’, Efficiency of, 45, »6. 8ee Erratum, 277
Turbines and Propeller Vibration, 870. See 177, 208, 050
Turbine, Reaction, Method of Designing, 799 Turbine Steamers, Arrangement of Machinery in, 01
Turbine Steamers, Characteristics of, 593 Turbine Steamer, Cunard, The “Lusitania,” 54, 08,129, 177, 208. For Details, see lt Lusi- tania" in ILLI'BTRATBD INDEX Turbine Steamer. Cunard, The “Mauretania," 124 , 393, 009, 050. For Details, see " Mauretania " in ILLUSTRATED INDEX Turbines, Tests of Curtis, 111, 212. 299,095 Turbo-Alternator, Tests of 1000-Kilowatt British Thoinson-IIouston, 375 Turbo-Compressors, 2, 30, 690 Turbo-Compressors, Centrifugal, 2, 80, 248, 287, 690
Turbo-Generators for Lighting Cunard Liner j “ Lusitania,” 146 Turkey, Business with, 821 Turning-Machines. See Machine-Tools, Lathee Turpentine from Waste Wood. 403 Turret Lathes. Sec Machine-Tool*
Typewriting and Adding Machine, The Elliot- J Fisher, 867
Tyre-Pump, The Reavell, 091, 724 Tyres, Wooden, for Steam Wagon, 23
Tyrrell, The late J. J., 81

Underground Railways. See Tunnels and Railways
Underground Railways, Ventilation of, 340
Unions, Trade. See Trade Unions, Industrial Notes and Legal
United States, Notes from, 20, 44, 80, 110, 183, 204, 240,270,302,331,301, 390, 423,467, 489, 522, 554, 580. 662, 716, 744, 778, 812
United States Railways, 57
United States. See also Ainerica United States Scout “Salem,” 270
University College Engineering Department, 279
Unwatering Plant at the Lindall Moor Iron Mines, 490
Urft Dam and Ilydro-Electric Power Distribution, 740, 800
Urn, Explosion of, at Bradford, 311

Vacua, Pseudo High, 290 i Vacuum Brake and Slack Brake-Gear, 603, 745 ; Vacuum Tube, Light, The Moore, 58 Valency of Atoms, 322
Valve, Automatic Shut-Off, for Boilers, 345. See 71
Valve-Gear, Bollinckx, on Tandem Compound Engine, 838
Valve-Gear for Drop-Valve (Ruston, Proctor, and Co., Limited, Lincoln), 437
Valves, Hydraulic, Design of, 97, 212 Valves, Isolating, for Steam-Pipes, 71. See 345
Valves and Valve-Gear. See also Motor-Car Details, Locomotives, Regulators, and Engines Vehicles, Self-Propelled. See Motor-Cars, Motor- Wagons, Motor-Buses, and Motor-Carriages Ventilating Fan for Engine-Room of Cunard Liner “ Lusitania,” 104
Ventilating Fans for Cunard Liner “Lusitania,” 145 ; of “ Mauretania,” 628 Ventilation of Factories, 274 Ventilation and Heating of Cunard Liner “ Lusitania,” 145 ; for “ Mauretania,” 628 Ventilation of New York Subway, 340 Ventilation and Refrigeration of Ammunition Holds, 125
Ventilation, Thermo-Tank System of, on Cunard Liner “ Lusitania,” 145 ; of “ Mauretania,” 028 Ventilation, Treatise on, 434 Vernon-IIarcourt, The late Leveson Francis, 404
Viaduct, Ferro-Concrete, for the Cala Mineral Railway, 517
Viaduct, Ferro-Concrete, Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway. 863
Vibration of Cunard Liner “ Lusitania,” 177, 208 Vibration of Cunard Liner “ Mauretania, 057 Vibration of Turbine Steamers, 870 Vice, Swivelling Benoh (Wadkin and Co., Leicester), 458
Vienna Meeting of Iron and Steel Institute. See Iron and Steel Institute
Viscosity of Mixtures of Oil and Water, 403
Vogel, The late Hermann C., 342

Wagons for Otavi Narrow-Gauge Railway, 07 Wagons, Special Service, for the Great Central Railway, 203
Wagons, Steam. See also Motor-Wagons

Warships :

Accidents to H.M. Destroyers “Kestrel” and “ Quail,” 245
Ammunition Holds, Ventilation and Refrigeration of, 125 Battleships. Speed of, 25 Battleship Strength and Relative Value, 625 Comparison of French and English Armament, by Gustave Canet, 729. See 719 Explosives Back-Flash from Modern Smokeless Powders, 429 German Naval Programme, 762 German Turbine Destroyer G, 137, 342 Guns, Strength of, 719. See 729 Gun-Fire in the British Navy, 685 H.M. Battleship “Agamemnon” (William Beardmore and Co., Dalmuir), 341. See 303 H.M. Battleship “ Beilerophon,” 120 H.M. Torpedo Boat Destroyer “Cossack” (Cammed, Laird, and Co., Limited), 653 H.M. Torpedo-Boat Destroyer “Ghurka” (Hawthorn, Leslie, and Co., Limited), 792 H.M. Torpedo-Boat Destroyer “Mohawk” (J. Samuel White and Co.), 722 H.M. Torpedo-Boat Destroyer “Tartar” (John I. Thornycroft and Co., Limited, Southampton), 809 High-Speed Vessels, 8, 32 Japanese Warship Building, 598
Navy, The French, 789 Naval Personnel, Efficiency of, 51 Navy Repairs Question, 337 Oil Fuel in the Navy, 870 Parliament and the Navy, 207 Russo-Japanese War and Naval Architecture, 25
Submarine-Boat, Mine, and Torpedo, Treatise on,667
Submarine Boats, Development of, 241
Submarine Navigation, The Present and Future of. 25, 122. See 333 Torpedoes, The Range of, 207
Turbine Arrangements in Warships. 61
United States Scout “Salem," with Curtis Turbines, 270

Washer for Wheat, The “Midget," 298 Washing-Machine for Bottles (J. W. Flower and Co.>, 565
Washing-Machine for Bottles (Nash Patents, Limited', 521
Water. See also lrriaat*on , Water-Analyser, The “ Sarco,” 344 I Water Arbitration Prize, 723 , Water, Concrete Work in, 587. See 543 Water: Irrigation, Treatise on. 289 i Water-Meter (Edwin Allen), 458 Water and Oil, Viscosity of, Mixtures, 403 | Water-Power, Applications of, 258. See 216 I Water-Power in France, 368 Water-Power in Norway, 509, 342 Water-Power. See Hydraulic and Hydro-Electric j Water-Power, A Treatise on, 668 I Water, Progressive and Stationary Waves in, i 118, 284, 317 ; Water-Pumps. See Pumps | Water Reservoir. See Reservoir I Water-Softener, The Beissel, 298 Water Supplies, Rural, 594 Water Supply, Artesian, In Australia, 339 Water Supply of Kidderminster, Pumping Plant for, 715
Water Supply of Ixindon, 243, 751 Water Supply, Sand Filtration of, 577, 708 Water Supply Schemes in Parliament, 720, 756, 789
Water Supply of Western Canada, 308 Water-Tight Doors on “Lusitania,” 149 Water-Tube Boilers. See Boilers Water-Turbines, 212 Water-Turbines, Governing of, 231. 282 Water, Velocity of, in Conduits, 275 Water-Wheel, Experimental, Pelton, 313 Waterways. See also River and Canal Watson, John Duncan, on Sewage Disposal l*y Biological Processes, 13, 34 Watson, William, 136
Waves in Rivers, Progressive and Stationary, 118, 284, 317 Waves. Treatise on, 40
Way, Edward J., on Labour-Saving Appliances at the Mines of the New Kleinfontein Company, Transvaal, 726, 762 Wear Bridge at Sunderland, 43 I Weather, Chances of Bad, 257. See 290, 340. 520 Weather Forecasting. 257, 340, 530. See 290 Weddell’s River and Harbour Sounding-Machine, 313
Weighing-Machine for Locomotive0. 362 Welch, Prof. J. J., on High-Speed Vessels. 8, 32 Welding of Sheet-Metal Tanks for Petrol, 333 Welding Steel by Various Processes. 426 Welding of Structural Materials in Place, 12, 33 Wells, Artesian, in Australia, 339 West African Railways, 178 West Aster Motor-Car, 677 Wheat-Washer, The “ Midget,” 298 i Wheel-Weighing Machine for Locomotives, 362 I Wheels with Wooden Tyres for Steam Wagons, 23 I White Star Liner “Suevic,” Repairs to. 662 f Wilcox-Turner Triple-Action Plunger Pump, 822 j Wilkes, The late Joseph, 457 1 I Williamson, Andrew, on Sand Filtration of 1 Water Supply. 577, 708
Wind Pressure, Excessive, Chances of, 257. 8ee 296, 340, 530
Wind Pressure, Experiments on, 778 i Wind Pressure on Railway Trains, 114, 809 Windmill Power in Denmark, 430 Wire-Drawing Machines, Modern Practice in, 191, 579, 735
Wire Ropeway for Conveying Coal, 552 Wire Ropeways on Shipbuilding Berths, 181, 378 Wireless Telegraphy, Poulsen System, 7S9 Wireless Telegraphy. See under Electric Wires, Hard and Soft States In, 464 Wood, The Waste of, 785 Wood, Waste, Turpentine from, 403 1 . Wood-Working Machinery. See Machine-Tools Works, Treatise on, 821 1 Works:
I Austrian Iron Works. 432, 441, 465, 466, 467 Foundry of Messrs. Robert Stephenson and Co., Limited. Hebburn. 236 Organisation of a Jig and Tool Department 567
Peat Distillation Works at Beuerberg, 671 Swan, Hunter, and Wigham Richardson, Limited, Wallsend-on-Tyne, 615
Walleend Slipway and Engineering Works, 634
Workmen’s Compensation Act. See also Legal Workshops at the Bedford Grammar School, 55
Workshops, Injurious Processes in, 763
Workshops, Regulations for the Use of Electricity in, 3C9
Workshops, Ventilation of. 274 3
Worm-wheel Generating Machine, 428

Yacht, Steam, “Medusa” (Day, Summers, and Co.), 109
Yacht, “Swjetlana.” Driven by Oil-Engine (Thornycroft and Co.), 806
Year-Books. See LITERATURE INDEX
Younger, John, on the Organisation of a Jig and Tool Department, 567

Zeppelin Air-Ship. 562
Zeuner, The late Professor Gustav, 691
Ziegler System of Peat Utilisation, 671

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 * “AITonso Penna,” Dredger (Fleming and Ferguson, 654)
 * Africa. Bee South Africa
-* •• Agamemnon,” ILM. Battleship, William Beard-
+* •• Agamemnon,” ILM. Battleship, William Beardmore and Co., 341. See 303
-* more and Co., 341. See 303
 * Agreement between Employers and Men, 113,
 * 2/3. See also Legal
-* Agricultural Ilall, Brewers' Exhibition at, 605
+* Agricultural Hall, Brewers' Exhibition at, 605
 * Agricultural Hall, Ironmongery Exhibition at, 50
 * Agricultural Machinery and the Siberian Mar-
 * ket, 821
-* Agricultural Machinery at the Smithfleld Show,
+* Agricultural Machinery at the Smithfield Show,
 * 817
 * Agricultural Oil-Motor, 768
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 * Air-Currents and Ventilation, Treatise on, 434
 * Air in New York Subway, 340
-* Air-Pumps for Ounard Liner “ Lusitania,” 100
+* Air-Pumps for Cunard Liner “ Lusitania,” 100
-* Air-Pumps for Ounard Liner " Mauretania,” 643
+* Air-Pumps for Cunard Liner " Mauretania,” 643
 * Air-Ship, The Zeppelin, 502
 * Air, The Topography of, 839
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 * Board of Trade Draft Regulations for Electricity
 * in Factories, 309
-* 3oat, Fishing, Driven by Oil-Motor, 10
+* Boat, Fishing, Driven by Oil-Motor, 10
 * Joat-lloists, Electric, of Cunard Liner "Lusi
 * tania,” 105
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 * 3oats, Motor. See Motor-Launches and Motor
 * Boats
-* 3oats, Submarine, Development of, -41
+* Boats, Submarine, Development of, -41
-* 3oats, Submarine, The Present and Future of,
+* Boats, Submarine, The Present and Future of,
 * 25, 122. See 338	_ .	..	.
-* 3ochet, A., on Ventilation and Refrigeration of
+* Bochet, A., on Ventilation and Refrigeration of
 * Ammunition-Holds, 125
-* 3ogies, Railway. See Carriages and Locomotives
+* Bogies, Railway. See Carriages and Locomotives
 * Boilers, Babcock and Wilcox, with hermodes
 * Liquid-Fuel System, 74
-* toiler-Covering Materials, Test of, <90
+* Boiler-Covering Materials, Test of, <90
 * Boilers for Cunard Liner “ Lusitania, 151 ; tor “Mauretania,” 643
 * Boilers, Effect of Soot in, 310
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 * Boiler Feed-Pumps (Titwaites Brothers), 459 Boiler Feed-Water Analjser, The “Saroo,” 344 Boiler Feed-Water Heater lor Cunard Liner *' Lusitania," 100
 * Boiler Feed-Water Heater, Live Steam (C. C.
-*   Braithwaite and Son), 172 Boiler Furnaces, Heat Itadiation in, 601 Boiler-Gauges, Iteliahility of, 270, 310 Boiler, Grille Water-Tube, 810 Boilers of 11.M. Torjtedo - Boat Destroyer “ Mohawk," 722 Boiler-House Management, 711 Boilers of Locomotives. See also Loco mot ire* Boilers lor Loup Island City Power-Station, 299 I Boilers, Marine, and the I'se ol Superheating, 12, 33
+*   Braithwaite and Son), 172 Boiler Furnaces, Heat Itadiation in, 601 Boiler-Gauges, Reliahility of, 270, 310 Boiler, Grille Water-Tube, 810 Boilers of 11.M. Torjtedo - Boat Destroyer “ Mohawk," 722 Boiler-House Management, 711 Boilers of Locomotives. See also Loco mot ire* Boilers lor Loup Island City Power-Station, 299 I Boilers, Marine, and the I'se ol Superheating, 12, 33
 * Boiler, Serpollet, for Fawcett-Fowler Steam Car, 70
 * Boilers, Tests of Isolating Valves for, 71. See 345
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 * Oa tht Motions of Ether Produced by Oolll- bions of Atoms or Molecules Containing or not Containing Electrions, by Lord Kelvin. 2G-, 2b6
 * Discussion on the Constitution of the Atom, 202
-*     The Range of Freedom of Ele.-trons in Metals, by Professor Larmor, 2CS Tlie Density of the Ether, by Sir Oliver Lodge, 203
+*     The Range of Freedom of Electrons in Metals, by Professor Larmor, 2CS Tlie Density of the Ether, by Sir Oliver Lodge, 203
 *     A Theoretical Method of Attempting to l>eteet Relathe Motion between the Ether and the Earth, by A. O. Rankine, 201 Helium and Radioactivity in Cominou Ores and Minerals, by the lion. R J. Strutt, 201 The Distribution of Radiutu in the Rocks of the 8implon Tunnel, by Professor J. Jolv 200
 *     On Variability in the Products of Radium Emanations, by Sir William Ramsay, 200 Transmission of the Active Deposit from Radium Einiuation to the Anode, by Sidney Russ, 200
 *     The Production and Origin of Radium, by Professor E. Rutherford, 200 The Effect of High Temperature on the Activity of the Products of Radium, by Professor E. Rutherford and Dr. J. K. Petavel, 200
-*     Pseudo High Vacua, by Professor F. Soddv and T. D. Mackenzie, 290 The Absorption of Oases by Charooa), by J. Horn fray, 290
+*     Pseudo High Vacua, by Professor F. Soddy and T. D. Mackenzie, 290 The Absorption of Oases by Charooa), by J. Horn fray, 290
 * Electrical Experiment Illustrating the Two Modes of Condensation of Water Vapour upon Surfaoes, by Professor F. T. Trou- ton, 291
 *     The Nature of Ionisation-Ionomania, by Professor 11. E. Armstrong, 291 Practical Standards for Electrical Measurements ; Ile)»ort of National Physical Laboratory Experiments, 291 Optical Pyrometry, by L. Holborn, 291, 245 The Use of C&lcite in Speclroisconv, by Principal W. W. Hicks, 293 Optical Pyrometry, bj’ Professor Charles Fd-ry, 291, 539
@@ Line 357: / Line 356: @@
 * Section III,- Machinery.
 * Reciprocating Air-Compressors, by W. Rea veil, 2, 29
-* Turbo*Compressor for High Pressures, by Professor A. Rateau, 2, 30
+* Turbo-Compressor for High Pressures, by Professor A. Rateau, 2, 30
 * Section IV.—Mining and Metallurgy; Joint Meeting with Section VII.— Applications of Electricity
 * Electro-Metallurgy, by Bertram Blount, 5, 30
@@ Line 380: / Line 379: @@
 * Experiments on Wind Pressure, by T. E. Stanton, 778
 * The Pre-Determination of Train Resistance, by C. A. Carus-Wilson, 809
-* Keyham Dockyard Extension, by Sir Whatelv Eliot, 890
+* Keyham Dockyard Extension, by Sir Whately Eliot, 890
-* Keyham Dockj'ard Extension ; Temporary
+* Keyham Dockyard Extension ; Temporary
 * Works and Plant and Appliances Used
 * During Construction, by George H. Scott, 890
@@ Line 489: / Line 488: @@
 * Diabolo Experiment, 779
 * Diaphragm Testing-Machine, 861
-* Die-Sinking and Engraving-Machine (Thomas
+* Die-Sinking and Engraving-Machine (Thomas Auty and Co.), 709
-* Auty and Co.), 709
 * Dies for Wiro-Drawing, 736
 * Directories. See LITERATURE INDEX
@@ Line 505: / Line 503: @@
 * pocks, New Graving, at Middlesbrough, 530
 * Dock. See also Harbour and Port
-* Dockyard Extension at Kevham, 890
+* Dockyard Extension at Keyham, 890
-* Doors, Watertight, on Cunard Liner “Lusii
+* Doors, Watertight, on Cunard Liner “Lusitania, 149 ; on “ Mauretania,” 620
-* nia, 149 ; on “ Mauretania,” 620
 * Doppler’s Principle for Rays of Light, Verifl.
 * tion of, 433
@@ Line 551: / Line 548: @@
 * Power-Station on “ Lusitania,” 146; on Mauretania,” 028, 030 ower-Station of the Pennsylvania Railroad HcmPany at Long Island City, 209, 636, <.»3, <95,856. For Details see ILLUHTRATKD IKDBX
 *      Power-Station at Stockholm, 434
-*      RadioacUvfty,'sifl* 131ast'Fu"1“06 «“• 433 I Railway Cal’s, Accumulator, 21
+*      Radioactivity,'sifl* 131ast'Fu"1“06 «“• 433 I Railway Cal’s, Accumulator, 21
 * Hlerl rlr—
 * Kailway, Proposed High Speed, In Sweden, 408
 * Kailway Signalling, M7
 * Railway, Single Phase, The Valley Brendans, 277
-* Railway*, Steam and Klectric, In Switzerland, lid
+* Railways, Steam and Klectric, In Switzerland, lid
-* Railway* in Sweden. Electrification of, 619 ltailway Track-Test lug Station in Germany, 764
+* Railways in Sweden. Electrification of, 619 ltailway Track-Test lug Station in Germany, 764
-* Railway* Using l>otk Steam and Klectric Traction, 406, 467
+* Railways Using l>otk Steam and Klectric Traction, 406, 467
-* Regulation* for the U*e of Klectriclty in Factories, 809
+* Regulations for the U*e of Klectriclty in Factories, 809
 * Surface-Contact Syatem.TheGritfltlia-Kedell, for Tramway*, 884
 * Switch-Gear for the Cunard Liner “ Mauretania," 030
 * Switch-Gear at the Linda! Moor Mine*, 491 Switch-Gear for Long Island City Power- Station, 866
 * Telegraph Knterpriae, Submarine, 44, 791 Telegraphy in China, 600, 878 Telephone Cable, l’upln, under Lake Constance, 86
-* Telephone Cable*, Compensated, 226 Telephone Senice of Cunard Liner "Mauretania," 030
+* Telephone Cables, Compensated, 226 Telephone Senice of Cunard Liner "Mauretania," 030
-* Telephony, Wirele**, 467 Tent* Carried Out at the Relchaanstalt, 4<W, 408
+* Telephony, Wireless, 467 Tests Carried Out at the Relchaanstalt, 4<W, 408
-* Irani way Kail*, Corrugation of, 228, 260 Transmission Gear for Motor-Vehicle*. 46 Turbo-Alternator, Tents of 1000-Kilowatt Kritinh Thom*on-llou*ton, 376 Turbo • Dynamo for Klectric Lighting ol Cunard Liner " Mauretania," 02M Turbo • l>> name, 376-Kilowatt, for Lighting Cunard Liner " Lusitania," 140 Vacuum-Tube Light, The Moore, 68 Vcntiluting Fans, 146, 104 , 028 Water-Power Station on River Urft, 740, 800 Welding Steel, 426
+* TraMway RailS, Corrugation of, 228, 260 Transmission Gear for Motor-Vehicle*. 46 Turbo-Alternator, Tents of 1000-Kilowatt Kritinh Thom*on-llou*ton, 376 Turbo • Dynamo for Klectric Lighting of Cunard Liner " Mauretania," 02M Turbo • l>> name, 376-Kilowatt, for Lighting Cunard Liner " Lusitania," 140 Vacuum-Tube Light, The Moore, 68 Ventilating Fans, 146, 104 , 028 Water-Power Station on River Urft, 740, 800 Welding Steel, 426
 * Whistle-Operator and Telegraph for Cunard Liner " .MHUM-IUI.U," 032 Wireless Telegraphy, The Arc and Spark in, 320
 *      Wireless Telegraphy, The Poulsen Oscillator,
@@ Line 574: / Line 571: @@
 *      Wlrolcis Telegraphy, Treatise on, 280 Wireless Telegraphy, Tuning In, 226, 237 Winders Telephony and Telegraphy, 467
-* Electrical Standards, liritish Association Iteport, 291
+* Electrical Standards, British Association Report, 291
 * Electrolytic Conductivity of Antlmonlte, 3!3
 * Electrolytic Conductivity in Pyridine, See., 323
@@ Line 580: / Line 577: @@
 * Electrons, Motion of, in Metals, 202, 203
 * Elevators. See also Hoists Ellis, The late Basil Pym, 489
-* Emery Wheels, Tests of, 366 Emery Whools for Grinding, 009 Employers’ Liability. See also Workmen’s Compensation ami Legal Engineering Education. Sco Education Engineering and Machinery Exhibition at Olympia. See Olympia, <( <•., In ILLUBTRATI I> INDI X Engineering Schemes in Parliament, 720, 766, '.8! Engineering and Shipping in Korea, 788 Engineering Societies, Functions of, 877 Engineering Standards Commltteo, Conference on Screw-Threads, 005 Engineering Trades' Agreement, 496 Engineers’ Education. See Education and Training
+* Emery Wheels, Tests of, 366 Emery Wheels for Grinding, 009 Employers’ Liability. See also Workmen’s Compensation ami Legal Engineering Education. Sco Education Engineering and Machinery Exhibition at Olympia. See Olympia, <( <•., In ILLUBTRATI I> INDI X Engineering Schemes in Parliament, 720, 766, '.8! Engineering and Shipping in Korea, 788 Engineering Societies, Functions of, 877 Engineering Standards Commltteo, Conference on Screw-Threads, 005 Engineering Trades' Agreement, 496 Engineers’ Education. See Education and Training
 * Englnoors, Institutions of. See Civil Engineers, Mechanical Engineers, Electrical Engineers, Naval Architects, Iron and Steel Institute, Physical Society, and Society of Arts Engineers, Mining. 8oe Iron and Steel Institute and Civil Engineers’ Conference Engines, Karring-Qcar for, 303 Engines, Blowing, Driven by Blast-Furnace Gas, 660. Sco 079
 * Engines, Breakdown of, 300 Engines, Centrifugal Pumping, for Cardiff Docks, 381. See also Pumps
@@ Line 589: / Line 586: @@
 * Engines, Gas; Temperature Measurements in tne Cylinders, 887 Engines, Gas, Temperatures in, 107 Engines, Gas, Thermal and Power Losses in, 445,
 * 609
-* ngines, Gas, Two-Cycle, 079. 779, 809
+* Engines, Gas, Two-Cycle, 079. 779, 809
 * [itrines of “Great Britain, ” Steamer, 210
 * Urines, Internal-Combustion. See also Engines,
-* Gas; Engines, Oil and Motor; and Engines,
+* Gas Engines, Oil and Motor; and Engines,
 * mines, Internal-Combustion, for Ship-Propul-
 * igines, Internal • Combustion, Thermal and
 * Power Losses in, 446, 609
-* igine with Lentz Governor, 810
+* Eigine with Lentz Governor, 810
-* igines, Locomotive. See Locomotive
+* Engines, Locomotive. See Locomotive
-* iginc, Marine, Treatise on the, 41
+* Engine, Marine, Treatise on the, 41
-* igines, Marine. See also Warships
+* Engines, Marine. See also Warships
-* igines, Marine Triple-Expansion, for Train-
+* Engines, Marine Triple-Expansion, for Train-
 * Ferry Steamer “Lucia Oarbo,” 332
-* urine, Oil, for Agricultural Purposes, <58
+* Engine, Oil, for Agricultural Purposes, <58
-* urine, Oil, for Driving Fishing-Boat, 10
+* Engine, Oil, for Driving Fishing-Boat, 10
-* igines, Oil, Fuel Supply for, 208
+* Engines, Oil, Fuel Supply for, 208
-* ^ine, Oil, for Motor Yacht “Swietlana
+* Engine, Oil, for Motor Yacht “Swietlana
 * Thornveroft and Co.), S06
-* igines, Oil, for Pumping in India, 401
+* Engines, Oil, for Pumping in India, 401
-* jrine, Petrol, Six-Cylinder 600-1I.-P., 231
+* Engine, Petrol, Six-Cylinder 600-1I.-P., 231
-* ginas, Petrol, Exhaust Gases from, 197, 219
+* Engines, Petrol, Exhaust Gases from, 197, 219
 *
-* Engine*, Petrol, Thermal and Power Lorre* in, 446, 609
+* Engines, Petrol, Thermal and Power Lorre* in, 446, 609
-* Engine*, Petrol. See alao Motor Cart, Motors, Petrol, and Motor -Lauurhet Engine, Petrol, The " Pilgrim,” 780 Engine*, Petrol, Preaent Petition of, 103, 400 Engine*, Pumping, tor Kidderminater Water Work*, 716
+* Engines, Petrol. See alao Motor Cart, Motors, Petrol, and Motor -Lauurhet Engine, Petrol, The " Pilgrim,” 780 Engine*, Petrol, Preaent Petition of, 103, 400 Engine*, Pumping, tor Kidderminater Water Work*, 716
-* Enginea at the Hmithfleld Club Show, 617 Knginea, Steam, for Fawcett-Fcwler Steam-Car, l 78
+* Engines at the Smithfield Club Show, 617 Engines, Steam, for Fawcett-Fowler Steam-Car, l 78
-* Enginea, Steam, for Uighclere Motor-Car, 747 Enginea, Steam, Piaton King* for, 612 Enginea, Steam, Tandem Compound, with Bol- linckx Vahe-Uear, 838 Enginea of Steam Yacht " Medusa,” 100 Engine, The " Pittler" Itotarv, 421 Enginea, Tandem < omiKiuud. with Droje Valie* (Kuaton, Proctor, and Co., Lincoln). 437 Engine, Triple • Expanaion 3000 - Horae - Power, Tot of. 117
+* Engines, Steam, for Highclere Motor-Car, 747 Engines, Steam, Piaton King* for, 612 Enginea, Steam, Tandem Compound, with Bol- linckx Vahe-Uear, 838 Enginea of Steam Yacht " Medusa,” 100 Engine, The " Pittler" Itotarv, 421 Enginea, Tandem < omiKiuud. with Droje Valie* (Kuaton, Proctor, and Co., Lincoln). 437 Engine, Triple • Expanaion 3000 - Horae - Power, Tot of. 117
 * Enginea, Turbine. See Turbines Engineering Laloratoriea at Finabury Technical College, 220, 232
 * Engineering laboratories at University College, 273
-* Engine* ring Pa|*r» at the Drili»h Aaaociation. See British A asocial ion
+* Engines ring Pa|*r» at the Drili»h Aaaociation. See British A asocial ion
 * Engraving and Die-hinking Machine (Thomaa Auly and Co.), 700
 * Entre Itioa Railway, Train-Ferry Steamer for, 332 Einat, The late Adolf von, 427 Error*, Modern Theory of, 204
@@ Line 644: / Line 641: @@
 * Ether, Motions of, 202, 263, 280
 * Ether, Motion of 202, 201 ; Density of, 203
-* Euler, Leonard, Life of, 802
+* [[Leonhard Euler|Euler, Leonard]], Life of, 802
 * Evans, The late Fred W., 247
 * Evaporating Plant for Cunard Liner “Mauretania,” 045
@@ Line 707: / Line 704: @@
 * steners. Flexible Steel, for Belts, 469
 * tigue of Metal. See Micro-Photograph*
-* wcett-Fowler Steam-Motor Car, .»
+* Fawcett-Fowler Steam-Motor Car, .»
 * ed-Pump. The Oddesse Compound, 424
 * ed-Pump for Cse »ith Snperhealed Steam
@@ Line 722: / Line 719: @@
 * Ferro-Concrete Viaduct, Bicbmoud and Chesapeake Bay Bailway, 663
 * Fery, Dr. Charles, on Optical Pyrometry, 639 . See 291, 340, and Erratum, 364 , Field-Guns, Modern French, 775 Field-Guns. See also G’un*
-* Kilter for Oil. See Oil
+* Filter for Oil. See Oil
 * Mltera, The Harris, for Feed-Water of the Cunard Liuer “ Lusitania." 161 Filtration Sand of Water Supply, 077, 708 finance of French Railways, C*;>4, GsG Finances of Brilieh Bailway, 300 Financial Conditions in Japan, 403 Finsbury Technical College, Engineering Labo- \ ratory at, 226, 232
 * . Fire Service on Cunard Liner “ Mauretania,’ 630
@@ Line 794: / Line 791: @@
 *    See 639, and Erratum, 364 Home Office Draft Regulations for Electricity in Factories, 309
 * Home Office Regulations for Factory Ventilation, 274
-* Hong-Hong, Trade in, 372
+* Hong-Kong, Trade in, 372
 * Hopkinson, Professor B., on Exhaust Gases from a Petrol Motor, 197, 219; on the Indicated Power and Mechanical Efficiency of the Ga*- Engine, 547, 570, 648
-* Ilopkinson’s Automatic Explosion-Valve, 345. See 71
+* Hopkinson’s Automatic Explosion-Valve, 345. See 71
 * Horne Steam-Trap, 407
 * [[Joseph Homer|Homer, Joseph]], on Machine-Tools at the Engineering Exhibition, Olympia, 418, 446, 461, 513, 546, 583
@@ Line 976: / Line 973: @@
 * Boring and Turning Mill, 30-In. (John Stii and Sons, Limited, Halifax), 613 Box-Tool with Roller-Steady (Alfred lie bert, Limited, Coventry), 428 Cam-Grinding Machine* (Schuchardt ai Schutte, London), 416 Capstan Lathes, Cost of Working, 230, 313 Capstan Lathe, 8^ in. Centre (Greenwo< and Batley, Limited, Leeds), 546 Capstan Lathe, 8A-In. Centre (Pollock ai Macnab, Limited, Manchester), 646 Capstan Lathe for 2-In. Bars (John Langai Sons, Johnstone), 413 Capstan Lathes with Chasing-Saddle (Alfr Herbert, Limited, Coventry), 481 Cropping-Machine. John’s, for Angle ai T-Iron (Henry Pels and Co.), 616
 * Die-Sinking and Engraving Machine (Thom Auty and Co., London), 709 Dividing Attachment for Milling-Machi (Ludw. Locwe and Co , Limited, Injudoi
-* DriUing and Tapping Attachments, Portal (J. Butler and Co., Halifax), 483 Drilling and Tapping Machine, Radial (It lock and Macnab, Limited, Mancheste
+* Drilling and Tapping Attachments, Portal (J. Butler and Co., Halifax), 483 Drilling and Tapping Machine, Radial (It lock and Macnab, Limited, Mancheste
 * Drill, Five-Spindle (Schuchardt and Schutte London), 461	•
 * Drilling-Machine, High-Speed Radiaf (John Stirk and Co., Halifax), 516. See Erratum,  558
@@ Line 1,041: / Line 1,038: @@
 * Sheffield), 585
 * Milling-Cutters, Manufacture of, 871, 879 Milling - Machine, Circular (Ludw. Loewe and Co., Limited, London), 482 Milling-Machine, Horizontal (Greenwood and Batley, Limited, Leeds), 546 Milling-Machine, Piano-Profile (Kendall and Gent, Limited, Manchester), 483 Milling Machine, Thread. See Thread, <{-c. Milling-Machine, Vertical (Alfred Herbert, Limited, Coventry), 483 Moulding-Machine, Some Limitations of, 807 Moulding-Machine (The Britannia Foundry Company, Coventry), 585. See also Pneumatic Tools
-* Oil-Groove, Lathe for Cutting (Selig, Sonnen- thal, and Co., London), 461 Pipe-Threading Machine (The Consolidated Pneumatic Tool Company, London), 584 Planing and Shaping Machine (George Richards, Limited), 450 Planing Machine, High-Speed (J. Butler and Co., Halifax), 417
+* Oil-Groove, Lathe for Cutting (Selig, Sonnenthal, and Co., London), 461 Pipe-Threading Machine (The Consolidated Pneumatic Tool Company, London), 584 Planing and Shaping Machine (George Richards, Limited), 450 Planing Machine, High-Speed (J. Butler and Co., Halifax), 417
 * Planishing-Hammer, Player’s Belt-Driven (W. and J. Player, Birmingham), 613 Pneumatic Hammer (Peter Pilkington, Limited, Bamber Bridge), 836 Pneumatic Tools, Portable, 181, 221, 251,684 Profiling Machine (Kendall and Gent, Limited, Manchester), 483
 * Profiling Machine, Vertical (Kendall and Gent, Limited, Manchester), 471 Radial Drilling, Studding, and Tapping Machiner( Pollock and Macnab, Limited, Manchester), 646
 * Rolling-Mill for Cartridge Metal (Taylor and Challen, Limited, Birmingham), 841 Rolls, Bending and Straightening (Craig and Donald, Limited, Johnstone), 482 Sand-Sifting Machine, Pneumatic (The Con- solidaled Pneuinatio Tool Company), 684 Sawing-Machine, Large Hack (John Holroyd and Co., Milnrow), 447 Screw Angle-Finder (John Holroyd and Co., Halifax), 585
-* Sc«''"M?chi,n^. Four-Spindle Automatic (The Simplex Engineering Company, Manchester), 686
+* Screw Machine, Four-Spindle Automatic (The Simplex Engineering Company, Manchester), 686
 * Screw-Milling Machine (H. W. Ward and Co., Birmingham), 483
-* Screwing-Machine, Automatic (Kendall and tlent, Manchester), 618 Screwing-Machine for Pipes (The Consoli- dated l neutuntic Tool Company, London),
+* Screwing-Machine, Automatic (Kendall and Gent, Manchester), 618 Screwing-Machine for Pipes (The Consolidated Pneumatic Tool Company, London),
 * 8hnFck„^and, SWe-Mmlng Machine (George Richards, Limited), 450
 * 8hf Hem? pMiaChi5eA John'8 Splitting and <»Ty Fela and Co., London), 610
@@ Line 1,055: / Line 1,052: @@
 * Slotting.Culler, Roliry (The Hmith Slotting- ! Machine Company, Loudon), 686
 * Blot Drilliug-Machiue (George Richards, ‘ Limited), 460
-* Slotting-Machine for Screw-Head (The Sim- ( j'li** Engineering Company, Manchester),
+* Slotting-Machine for Screw-Head (The Sim- (Simplex Engineering Company, Manchester),
-* Tapping, Drilling, and Studding Machine, Radial (PollOOk and Macnab, Limited, Manchester), 610
+* Tapping, Drilling, and Studding Machine, Radial (Pollock and Macnab, Limited, Manchester), 610
-* Thread Milling-Machine (John llolroyd and Co., Milnrow), 460
+* Thread Milling-Machine (John Holroyd and Co., Milnrow), 460
-* Thread Milling-Machine (II. W. Ward and Co., Birmingham), 483
+* Thread Milling-Machine (H. W. Ward and Co., Birmingham), 483
-* Tools, Cutting, Mnuarumcnt of Forces on, 530,28M, 2H0
+* Tools, Cutting, Measurement of Forces on, 530,28M, 2H0
 * Turning and Boring-Mill (J. Butler and Co , Halifax), 417
-* Turning and Boring-Mill, large (John He- th'-ringtou and Hons, l.irnit«-«l, Manchester),
+* Turning and Boring-Mill, large (John Hetherington and Sons, lLimited, Manchester),
 * Turning au<l Boring-Mill, 30-In. (John Hlirk
 * and Soil"*, Limited, Halifax), 613
@@ Line 1,087: / Line 1,084: @@
 * 182, 186
 * Machinery for Very High Pressure, D7, 212
-* Mayazlnes, Ventilation und Refrigeration of, 12£
+* Magazlnes, Ventilation und Refrigeration of, 12£
 * Magnetism. See Electric and Triutieal Society
 * Maintenance and Itepairs of Machinery, H46
@@ Line 1,093: / Line 1,090: @@
 * Gauge Locomotive (Kitson nnd Co., Leeds), 101
 * Management of Boiler and Steam Plant, 711
-* Manehester, Engineering Supremacy of, 658
+* Manchester, Engineering Supremacy of, 658
-* Manchester Slearn-Users' Association ; Report or
+* Manchester Steam-Users' Association ; Report on  Pressure-Gauges, 270, 310
-* Pressure-Gauges, 270, 310
 * .Manchurian Hallway, 211
 * Manganese. See Alloy*
@@ Line 1,107: / Line 1,103: @@
 * Turbine*, and \Va rah ip*
 * Marine Motors. Sco J/oforsand Motor Launche.
-* Marino Steam-Turbine. Sco Turbine
+* Marine Steam-Turbine. Sco Turbine
 * Marine Transport, Development of, 066, 050, 008
 * 732
@@ Line 1,334: / Line 1,330: @@
 * Presidential Address to Engineering Section of British Association, 173
 * Presidential Address to Institution of Civil Engineers, 659, 698, 732. See 655 Presidential Address to the Junior Institution of Engineers, 729. See 719 Presses, Hydraulic, Friction of Leathers in, 403 Pressure on Cutting-Tools, Measurement of, 239, 268, 269
-* Press-.ire-Gauge, Sensitive, 779 Pressure-Gauges. Tests of, 276, 316 Pressure of Wind, Experiments on, 778 “ Principessa Jolanda,” Accident at the Launch of, 502, 814
+* Pressure-Gauge, Sensitive, 779 Pressure-Gauges. Tests of, 276, 316 Pressure of Wind, Experiments on, 778 “ Principessa Jolanda,” Accident at the Launch of, 502, 814
 * Private Bill Legislation. See Parliamentary Prize, The Water Arbitration, 723 Producer-Gas Engine. See Engines and Gas Projectiles for Guns, Types of, 244 Propeller Experiments of Cunard Liner “ Mauretania,” 612 ; of “Lusitania,” 1$5 Propeller Shafting of Cunard Liner “ Lusitania,”
 * 158