The Engineer 1901 Jan-Jun: Index: Miscellaneous

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A

• 1900, 15

Accidents, Fines, Boiler Explosions, &c.:

• Aber Explosion, The, 571
• Acetylene Explosion, 137
• Boiler Explosions, 62, 98. Ill, (123), 173, 238, (294)
• California, Komarkablo, (294)
• Knottingley, 280, 349, 379, 404
• SydenLain, 62 Westerfield. 98
• Bradley and Co.’s Ironworks, Two Men Killed, (347)
• Chilworth Gunpowder Works, (168)
• Colliery Disasters, Queen Victoria and, 151
• Monmouthshire and South Wales, (78)
• Great Western Fund, (78)
• Rhondda, and Cwmtillery Collieries, (360)
• Sir Jas. Joicey’s Philadelphia, East Durham, 678
• Fatal, in Mines and Quarries of the United Kingdom in 1899-1900, (65)
• Fire on Premises of Geo. Clark, Limited, (13) Gun, 670
• Iron Plate Rolling Mill, Ongréa, near Liège, (374)
• Lilt, on the City and South London Riilway, 43
• Metropolitan Electric Supply Company’s Station, Bursting of a Steam Pipe, (347)
• Newbnrn Steel Works, Mr. J. H. Craig Killed whilst Testing an Anchor, (347)
• Oil Lamp, Raising of Flash-point recommended to avoid Accidents, (215)
• Overwinding, Welsh Colhery, (104)
• Pier at Ramsden Dock, Barrow, Destroyed by Fire,(622)
• Rubber Tire Manufacturing Company’s Works, Aston, (667)
• Shipbuilding Yard of Craig, Taylor, and Co., (77), (100)
• Statue, “La Parisienne,” Smashed to Atoms, Telephone Pole, Fall of, (294)
• Telephone Wires at Liverpool. Fall of, (141)
• Trolley Wires in Liverpool, Fall of Overhead, (451)
• Water-tube Boiler, in French Navy, since 1890, (13)
• Admiralty Apologists, (312)
• Admiralty and Recruiting in the Engine-room, Artificer Branch, (191)
• Advice Gratis, 93
• Agar’s Indicator Reducing Gear, 200
• Agricultural Implements, Opening for, in Aleppo, (507)
• Implements in use in Greece, (321)
• Implements Imported into Turkey Duty Free, (2Ö4)
• Machinery in Poland, Demand for, (539)
• Machinery in Russia, American, (507)
• Machinery, Russian Output of, (673)
• Air Compressors, Curtis Hoists and, 278
• D’Auria’s, 578, 629
• Fraser and Chalmers Company’s Compound Vertical, 408
• Taylor’s, 605
• Alaska, Marble Quarries Discovered, (374)
• Alexandria, Drainage Works at, (216)
• Allan, Mr. Wm., Banquet to, (622)
• Alloys of Nickel and Steel, Application of the Peculiar Thermal Properties of, (565)
• Aluminium Alloys, Mr. A. McAdams’ Crnoib'.e for the Manufacture of, (215)
• Flux for Soldering, 378, 675
• Its Influence od the Magnetic Qualities of Cast Iron, (539)
• and Magnesium, New Alloy of, (347)
• Progress of, 283, 329, 337, 379 Welding, Secret Process, (123)
• Almanacs, Diaries, &c., 26, 47, 76, 162
• America and the Russian Market, (514)
• American Agricultural Machinery in Russia, (507)
• American Competition, 41, 552
• Entrance Examinations to be held in London by the Mass. Institute of Technology, (507)
• Mr. Jas. Swifton, 302 South Wales Steel Trade and, (168)
• Education in Manchester, (121)
• Firms and Indian Railway Contracts, 591
• Workmen, Mr. C. II. Cramp on, (141)
• Analysis by Experts, 623
• AndersoD, Mr. K., on the De Laval Steam Tur¬bine, 277
• Andrew and Co., Limited, J. E. H., New Machinery and Plant for Production of Gas
• Engine, (581)
• Anemometer, Device for Transmitting Indica¬tions of, to a Distance, (347)
• Angel, Professor Henry, 599
• Anniston Pipe Foundry, U.S.A., 390, 391
• Anthony-Pollok Competition, The, (405)

Appointments and Resignations:

• Back, Mr. Fred., Resignation New and Appoint¬ment, (425)
• Barry, Sir John Wolfe, Resignation, (215)
• Beare Professor T. Hudson, Appointment, (397)
• BuchanaD, Mr. G. C., Retirement and New Appointment, (168), (397)
• Bullough, Mr. R. C., (477)
• Campbell - Thompson, Mr., Retirement and Successor of, (123)
• Cartwright, Mr., Appointment, (263)
• Crawford, Mr. Jas., (103)
• Dana, Mr. R. W., (53Ö)
• Darley, Mr. C. W., (583)
• Fraser, Mr. E. II., Great Central Railway Company, (103)
• Garrod, Mr. J. R., (263)
• Gowan, Mr. A. B., (212)
• Holmes, Mr. George, Chairman of the Irish Board of Works, 316
• Hopwood, Mr. Francis J. S., (565)
• Jarvine, Mr. David, (215)
• Jones, Mr. Brace, (360)
• Law, Mr. W. G., Resignation, (641)
• Local Government Board, (622)
• Mackenzie, Mr. R. T., (39)
• McLeon, Captain Angus (374)
• Mathieson, Mr. J., (215), (408), (641)
• May, Captain Wm. Hy., (347)
• Oliphant, Mr. John, (153)
• Richards, Mr. A. W., (103)
• Soott, Mr. Wm., (451)
• Sydney Harbour Trust, the Members of, (408)
• Taylor, Mr. H. Worsley, Great Central Rail¬way Company, (103)
• Teague, Mr., (212)
• Thomson, jun., Mr. John, (397)
• Turner, Mr. Geo. H., Retirement, (215)
• Unsworth, Mr. H. G., (263)
• Wieland, Mr. G. B., (477)
• Wilson, Rear-Admiral, Retirement, 347
• Aqueduct for Supply of Water from Loch Katrine to Glasgow, (667)
• Arch, Revival of the Stone, 639
• Ardwick Engineering Company, Out6ts for Tug Purposes and Motor Car Engines, (489)

Armour:

• Carbon Steel Company’s Process, Pittsburgh, (426)
• German State Foundry for Production of, (268)
• Government Orders for, (26)
• Plate Manufacture in Germany. (263), 626
• Plate by the Krupp Process, Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth, and Co. obtains the Privilege of Making, (539), (654)
• Plate, Openshaw, 405
• Plates, Price of, for the German Navy, (260)
• Plates, Works at Eddystone, U.S., for Manu¬facture of, (451)
• Vickers, Sons, and Maxim, Limited, Colonel
• Vickers’ Statement as regards Delivery of Armour Plates, 333
• Armstrong, Lord (with Portrait), 7
• Lord Armstrong, Memorialised by his Nephew's Gift to Newcastle Infirm¬ary, (294)
• Personal Estate of, (242)
• Arnold. Professor J. 0., (Internal Architecture of Steel, 49
• Artesian Wells in Queensland, (425)
• Artificial Illnminants, Physical and Chemical Effect of, 421
• As an Englishman Sees It, 541, 577, 602, 649
• Asbestos Deposits in Quebec Province, Opening for English Capital, (215)
• Asphalt and Petroleum Beds, Vera Cruz, Immense, (374)
• Asquith, Mr. W., 292

Association, American Railway Engineering and Maintenance of Way :

• Second Annual Meeting ; Its Constitution, Committee, &o., (424)

Association, Central Technical College, Old Students’:

• Fourth Annual Dinner, 654

Association, Cold Storage and Ice :

• Practical Insolation, Mr. P. F. Kensett, (191)

Association of Engineers, Leeds : Election of Officers, (424)

• Mechanical Stokers, Mr. J. Geldard, 165
• Superheated Steam, Mr. J. C. Jefferson, (356)
• Textile Machinery, Mr. R. W. Crabtree, (450)

Association of Engineers, Manchester: Future of Engineering, Mr. H. Hodgson on,

• 64
• Lubrication, Forced, Mr. C. Day, 199 Members Newly Elected, (279)
• School and Work, Mr. Hodgson, (177,

Association of Foreman Engineers and Draughtsmen, London:

• Forty-eighth Anniversary of, (507)
• Workshop Practice at the Beginning of the Twentieth Century, Mr. E. C. Amos, (223), 247, 276

Association, Manchester Steam Users’:

• Boilers under their Inspection ; their Chemical Laboratory, (641)

Association of Mechanical Engineers, Birmingham :

• March Monthly Meeting, Paper upon “The Life and Inventions of R. Trevithick,” Mr. A. Titley, (238)
• Visit to the Iron and Steel Works of Sir A. Hickman, (408)
• Visit to the Whiteacre Waterworks, (555)

Association, Scottish Electrical Con¬tractors :

• Constitution, Rules, and Membership, (451)

Association of Tramway and Light Railway Officials, Northern and Midland Counties’:

• Inaugural Meeting in Sheffield, 405
• Official Monthly Circular, (451)
• Visit to the Hecla Works, 405
• Association, United Machine Workers’:
• Annual Report, (521)

Association of Waterworks Engi¬neers, British:

• Annual Meeting, Papers to be Read, 473, 656
• Assuan Dam, Tho, (141), 485
• Reservoir, The, 547
• Astronomer - Royal's Reports as to Rainfall, Sunshine, and Mean Temperature, &o., (641)
• Atmosphere Consists Mainly of Hydrogen, Altitude at which, (89)
• Australian Commonwealth’s Effect on Patents and Trade Marks, 47
• Axle-Lathe and Screw Machine, 74

B

• BACH, C., On the Strength and Dactility of Bronze in Relation to Temperature, 340
• Balloon, Dr. Barton’s War, (667)
• Barometer for Balloon Observations, Mr. K. T. Fischer’s, (39)
• Barrel, Shaking, Goodman’s Patent, 486
• Barrow Hematite Steel Company’s Works Re¬-started, (65)
• Barrow Steel Company’s Circular to Debenture Holders, (477)
• Barton, Dr., llis War Balloon, (667)
• Beams, Theory of Cast Iron, Mr. E. V. Clark, 433
• Beet Sugar Factory, Fremont, United States, 488
• Utah, United States, (429)
• Belgian Metallurgical Industry, Slack State of, (460)
• Belgium, Trade of, (641)
• Bell Bros., The Clarence Iron and Steel Works of Messrs., 578
• Bell Rock Lighthouse, 589, 653
• Belting, Textile, 548
• Bessemer Converters, Stagnation in the Construc¬tion of, (123)
• Steel Production, 420
• Steel Production in the United States, 1899-1900, (425)
• Bevis, Mr. R. R., 190
• Bicycles, Allowance to Officers and Soldiers using their own, (667)
• Bicycles io Greece, (191)
• Bilbao Ore, (622)
• Biles, Prof. J. H., On the Education of a Ship¬builder, 150

Bills:

• Alexandra Dock and Railway, (52) Barrow-in-Furness Water Supply, (507)
• Bristol Channel Schemes, (228)
• Bristol Corporation Dock and Railway, Passed,
• (679)
• Canadian Government's Pacific Cable, (539)
• Cardiff Corporation, Passed, (679)
• Cape-Natal Railway, (641)
• Derwent Valley Water, 376
• Electric Lighting Provisional Orders, (451)
• Fairford and Cirencester Railway Line, (215), (477,
• Grimsby, Dock, Sea Walls, Railways, &c., (39), (242)
• Ilkeston Corporation and Heanor Urban Dis¬trict Council’s, (100)
• London County Council's Tramways, (294)
• Manchester and Liverpool Electric Railway, (62), 480
• Mersey Docks and Harbour Board’s, (13)
• Mond Gas, (451), (507), 560, 590, (606), (622)
• North British Railway, (595)
• Private, in Parliament, 503, 536
• Railway Company’s Expenses in Promoting and Opposing, (242)
• Railway, Tramway, Street Improvements, &e., Read February 25th, (215)
• Salford Water Supply, (13)
• Ship Subsidy, United States, (294)
• Stalybridge, Hyde, Mossley, and Dukinfield Electric Tramways, (622)
• South-Western and Isle of Wight Junction Railway Company’s Tunnel Scheme, (242)
• Steam Engine and Boilers, 455
• Steam Engines and Boilers (Persons in Charge), (661)
• Stockport Water Supply, (611)
• Swansea, Dook at, (191), (228)
• Swansea Harbour, 52
• Thames Deep-water Dook Soheme, (6)
• Thames River Service, Metropolitan District
• Railway’s Opposition to, Thrown out, (294) (347)
• Underground Railways for London, (477)
• Welsh Railway, (13), (252)
• Wolverhampton and Cannock Chase Railway, (333)
• Wolverhampton Corporation Water, Rejected, Black, Acetylene, (451)
• Blast Furnace Plants of Great Britain, Statistical Position of, (397)
• Blast Furnace Practice in America and Coal Con¬sumption, (263)
• Bleaching Liquor, A German Apparatus for Pro¬ducing, (451)
• "Blue Lias" Lime, 427
• Boer Field Arti'lery, 415

Boilers:

• Auxiliary, s.s. Pinna, 276
• Babcock and Wilcox, for tho Hermes. (641)
• Belleville, and the Admiralty, (210), (291)
• M. Belleville on, 376
• French Naval Authorities on our
• Admiralty's Condemnation of, (294)
• Machinery for Manufacture of, 247
• Supplied to the Navy and in Order, Bill, Steam Engine and, 455
• Committee Appointed by the Admiralty, (141), 274
• Corrugated Furnace Type of Locomotive, Mr. C. Vandorbilt on the, (141)
• Cylindrical and Belleville, Trials to Test their Relative Endurance and Cost, (65)
• Design of Locomotive, 404
• Distribution of Heat in, 479
• Double-tube, Mr. John Irving on a Form of, 346, 354
• Explosions in France, 111
• Knottingley, 230, 349, 379, 404 Sydenham, 62
• Westerlield, 98
• Fuel Economiser for Steam, 318
• Government Inspection of, Canada, (641)
• Houses of Parliament, Oldham Boiler Works Company, Limited, (538)
• Inspection, (674)
• Inspection, Mr. Fenwick on, (191)
• Machino Used in the Construction of, Fielding and Platt, Limited, 599
• Manchester Steam Users’ Association, Number of Boilers under their Inspection, (641)
• Navy, 295, 323, 466, 669
• Niclausse Water-tube, 339
• Okes-Servo Water-tube, 651
• Paris Exhibition, 291, 311
• Reflector Used to Product Steam in a, 402
• Solignac, 653
• Steam, Burninghaus Company, 291
• Steam, Herr II. Paucksch, 292 S.S. Port Antonio’s, 458
• Steel Tubes for Locomotive, United Slates, 222
• Steel Tubes for Locomotive, Lap-welded, (121)
• Sugar Factory, 424
• Superheaters upon, 578
• Tubes and Wire Ropes in the Witwatersrand Mines, Demand for (321)
• Water-tube, 552
• Belleville, 65, (210), 215,247, (294), 876
• Bietrix Nicolot and Cie., 291
• in the British and other Navies, Mr. K. J. Worth on, 459
• Circulation in, 400, 405
• Corrosion of, 350
• Durr, 316, (347), 403, 425, 557, 586
• Experiments on a Niclausse, 339
• Mr. Edwin Griffith on, 519, 552
• Interim Report of tho Committee, 269, 274, 304
• Lyall’s, 424
• Niclausse, 339
• not Economical, (409)
• Oil Burner for Raising Steam in, (622)
• The Okes-Serve, 651
• Petry-Doroux, 311
• Petzhold and Co.’s, 311
• Simonis and Lanz, 311
• Solignac, 442, 466
• Steinmuller, 312
• Syllabus of Mr. Loslio Robertson’s Lectures on, 175
• Thornoycroft-Marshall, 157
• Boiler, Work done in a, 642
• Bolometer, Prof. S. P. Langley’s, (539)
• Boring and Drilling Machines, British. Glasgow Exhibition (Supplement, June28tk, 1901)
• BoriDg Machine, Turret Head, George Richards and Co., Limited, 124
• Boring Machine, Universal Facing and, George Richards and Co., Limited, 124
• Boring Mill, 18ft., John Hetherington and Sons, 423, 424
• BoriDg and Turning Machine, Combined, U.S., 488
• Brace and Drilling Post, 9
• Brazing Cost Iron, ‘‘Forrofix," 11.
• Bertram and Co., (297)
• Bremen Trade, Annual Report, (490)
• Brick-making Machines, 653
• Brick-making Machines, American, 580
• Brick and Tile Press, Bradley and Craven, 246

Bridges, Railway and other:

• Bascule Draw-, at Chicago, 174
• Birmingham, Great Western Railway, (201)
• Charlestown, Boston, 396
• Clyde, of the Glasgow and South-Western Rail¬way Widening Works, Mr. C. B. McRitchie on, (154)
• Concrete, Vienne River, Chatelleranlt, (330)
• Construction, Economical, (47)
• Douro, at Pocinho and Pinhao, (321)
• East River, New York and Brooklyn, 436
• Failure on the London and North-Western, (13), (39)
• Gate for Draw-, H. G. Tyrrell, 603
• Glasgow, Mr. B. U. Blyth on, 75
• Guildford Steel, (39)
• High Level, Newcastle-on-Tyne, (321)
• Iron Railway, Tho First, at Stockton, 483, (522)
• Kew, 352
• Newcastle and Gateshead, Interesting Engi¬neering Feat, (477), (489)
• Niagara Falls and Clifton Steel Arch, Mr. L. L. Buck on, 75
• North-Eastern Railway, Nowcastle-on-Tyno, 132
• Prompt Construction of, for West Africa, 95
• Railway, over the river Airo, Ilunslet Rail¬way, Mr. O. L. McDermott, (327)
• Rockhampton, Queensland Railway, Mr. W. J. Doak on, 75
• Stone Arch, the Longest, in the World, at Luxembourg, (321)
• Strengthening of, in View of Increasing Use of Traction Engines, (39)
• Swing, at Middletown, Connecticut, 212, 213
• Tees, between Middlesbrough and Port Clarence, (565),(655)
• Transporter, Across the Tyne, (334)
• Stone Arch, New Record for, (144)
• Sydney, (79), 125
• Tennessee Central Railway, 88, 89, 90
• Uganda Railway, British and American Tenders for the Contracts, 166
• Vermillion River, 654
• Wooden, Maeloay River, N.S.W., Mr. C. W. Darley, 326
• Brighton Cable Tender, 275
• Bristol Port and the New West India Mail Ser¬vice, 267
• British Association:
• Steol, Internal Architecture of, Prof. J. 0. Arnold, 49
• British and Continental Workmanship, 95
• Kire Prevention Committee, Testing Sta¬tion of, (539)
• Goods for Foreign Markets, Servia, (215)
• Government Grants to Inventors and Scientists, 123
• Machine Tools at the Glasgow Exhibition (Supplement, June 28th, 1901)
• Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company's New Works, 677)
• Briton and bis Commercial Rivals, The, 330
• Brodie, Mr. J. A., Salary Increase, (443)
• Bronze in Relation to Temporature, Strength and Ductility of, 340
• Brown, Mr. Jas , (128)
• Brunton, Mr. Henry, 536
• Bulmer, Alderman Wm., (228)
• Burrator Works for Plymouth Water Supply, Mr. E. Sandeman on, 378

C

• CABLE, The Cape-Australian, (595)
• Dutch and German in tbe East, (433)
• New Zealand-Australia State, (595)
• Tender, Brighton, 275
• Calcium Carbide, New Uses for, 64
• Manufacture of, in Sweden, (595)
• Camden Pipe Foundry, New Jersey, U.S.A., 258, 268, 313
• Cammell and Co., Chas., Spiogol Furnace at Maryport, (565)

Canals:

• Adriatic and Midland Country of Italy, (306)
• Baltic to the Whito Soa, Inaccurato Statements respecting, (123)
• Bridgwater, (168)
• Canadian, 94
• Caspian and Black Sea, 278, (361), (507), (539), (595)
• Chicago Drainage, (374)
• Domodossola to Lake Mnjoro, (385)
• Dortmnnd-Ems, Traffic in, (13)
• Finland to the Neva, 214
• France, Projected, (306)
• German Trans-European Projected, Strategic Importance of. 68, (306), (405)
• Gloucester and Berkeley, Navigation at Night, (100)
• Kaiser Wilhelm, Traffic through, (477)
• Manchester Ship, Tonnage Duos Charged, Revenue during last Seven Years, (13), (100), (168)
• Miami and Erie Canal Transportation Com¬pany, Boats driven by Electricity, (595)
• North Sea and Baltic, Traffic through, (1 11)
• Pangalanos, Madagascar, (433)
• Sonlanges, Canada, (488)
• Stettin and Fiume, (433)
• Stockholm, through tho Island Verm don, (595)
• Suez, Duty Levied on Turkish Troops Objected to by the Porto, (374)
• United States, Electric Barges and Boats on, (595)
• Capstan, Doublo-pawer Hydraulic, C19, 620
• Carbide, Samarium, (451)
• Carbide Works at Vernier, Switzerland, 564
• Carbons, Arc Lamp, Present Practice in their Manufacture, (242)
• Carnegie's Gift, Mr., The American Machinist on, (667)
• Carnegie Scholarship, The, (353)
• Carpmael, Mr. Edw., On tho Progress of Inven¬tion, 101, (122)
• Carriage, A Question of, 454
• Carron Company Machine Tools, Glasgow Exhibi¬tion, (xiii. Supplement, June 28th, 1901)
• “ Cast Stone " Concrete Construction for Build¬ings, (667)
• Catalogues, 24, 53, 76, 105, 152, 203, 250 , 280, 307, 335, 361, 382, 408, 439, 182, 490, 522, 655, 583, 633, 656
• Cement Manufacture, Rotary Process of, Mossrs. Stanger and B. Blount, 249
• Census of Ireland, (622)
• Census Returns, Unrevised, (477)
• Charlton, Mr. Wm., (489)
• Chemistry, 22
• Chicago, Harvesting Machines Made at, (347)
• Chicago, Population Round, (347)
• Cbimnoy, Tall Brick, 376
• Chimney, Tallest in America, (100)
• Christchurch Sewage Scheme, (13)
• Claim for Land Compensation, The Largest Ever Known, (191)
• Clarkson Oil Burner for Rahing Steam in a Water-tube Boiler, (622)
• Clayton Fire-extinguisbing Apparatus, The. 118, (294)
• Cleveland Cliffs Company, of Michigan, Option to the United States Stoel Corporation Declared Off, (451)
• Clinkor, Refuse Destructor, 405
• Clinometers, 379
• Clydo Defences, 276
• Now Fort on the, (100)
• Trust Managomont, (102)

Coal:

• Adjudication, Belgian State Railways, (490)
• Alabama, fortlio Moxican Contral Railway, (595)
• Algeria, (100)
• American, to the Moiitcrranoan, Formation of a Large Trust for Importation of, (555)
• American, Prospects of an Export Trade in, (595)
• American, Imported at St. Nazairo, (397) Australian, 606
• Bolgian, Foreign Trade in, (154)
• Bolgian State Railways, (490), (620)
• Bengal, for Egyptian Railways, (123)
• Briquette Factories in South Staffordshire and in California, (123)
• British, Imported into Holland in 1900 and 1899, (477)
• Bulgarian, (384)
• Cadiz, Import of British, (507)
• Canary Islands, Imports of, into, (622)
• Cardiff, for Mediterranean Railway Company, (451)
• Colliery Disasters, Queen Victoria and, 151
• Colliery Share Property, An Unusual Sale of, (77)
• Contracts for Belgian State Railways, (490), (520)
• Contracts, Locomotive, 43, 271, 297
• Contracts, the Railway, 620
• Conveyor at Cape Breton, (65)
• Conveyors, Coke and, 422, 426
• Conveyor, Movable Electric in Chicago, (667)
• Defence of Coaling Stations, Rear-Admiral S. Eardley-Wilmot on, 638
• Derbyshire, Drop in Prices. (168)
• England, Total Output, 1900, (539)
• English and Scotch, Exported to Germany, (141)
• Export of, from each Port of the United King¬dom, 1900 and 1899, (425)
• Forth Valley, Discovery of Seams of, (425)
• France and Germany, Import, 1900, (228)
• France, Output in 1900 and 1899, (477)
• Gas, Price Contracted for by the Rotherham Corporation, (65)
• Hamburg Imports of Coke and, 1899, 1900, (39)
• Handling Machinery, American, (5S0)
• Holland, Discovery of, in, (405)
• Japanese, Principal Markets for, (13)
• Total Annual Production, (347)
• Kent Works, at Dover, Discovery of Bitumen in Sinking the Shaft. (397)
• Kent Works, Dover, Work at, (294)
• Locomotive Supply, New York Central Railway, (436)
• Natal Output, (191), (374)
• Now South Wale, as a Heat Producer, (263)
• Nova Scotia, (284)
• Pernambuco, Imports of, into, (595)
• Prices, 183, 401
• Pulverised, for Fuel, 152
• Raised in tbe Midlands in 1873,1383, and 1900, (667)
• Ruhr District, (137), (555)
• Shipments to Ghent, (523)
• Smoke Abatement Society, Offences and Penalties Proved and Inflicted, (294)
• Spain, Total Output of, 1900, (539)
• Spitzbergen, Syndicates Formed in Norway for Working, (539)
• Supply, Too World’s, Noirly One-third Fur¬nished by the British Empire, (397)
• Swedish, 69
• Tax, (437), (438), (490)
• TriDidad, 43
• United States, Production in 1900, (477)
• Values, 649
• Yorkshire Steam, Trade, 63
• Coats and Co., Limited, Victor, Machine Tools, Glasgow Exhibition (xv., Supplement. June 28th, 1901)
• Cobalt and Nickel, Specific Heats of, (39)
• Coining Press, Taylor and Challen, (325)
• Coke in the United States, 567
• Cold Storage at the Paris Exhibition, 258
• Cole, Mr. Jas. C.. 292
• Colwyn Bay to Rbos-on-Sea, Extension of Pro¬menade, (515)
• Combustion in Locomotives, 647
• Commerce and Education, 245, 324
• Commercial Agencies at Gorman Consulates in Turkey, (89)
• Morality, Japan, 176 Museum, San Francisco, (141)
• Rival, The Briton and his, 330
• War, 193
• Competition, Unfair, (12)
• Concrete from Blast Furnace Slags, Use of, in Collieries, (242)
• “Cast Stone" for Buildings, (667)
• Construction, (430)
• Lock, Mississippi, 152
• Continental Notes, 126,151,173, 200,214,216,278, 306, 330, 361, 385, 405, 460, 490, 520, 555

Contracts:

• American Firms and Indian Railway, 591, 597
• American Naval, (39), 94
• Coal for Belgian State Railways, (490), (520)
• Coal, Railway, 43, 271, 297, 620
• Fort on the Clyde, (100)
• Indian Government, 591, 597
• Railway Coal, 620
• Railway Locomotive, 43
• Shoreditch Borough Council, Engines and Generators for, Wallsend Slipway and Engi¬neering Company, 61
• Steel Permanent Way, The Government, to Mr. Clergue for, (425)
• Team Valley Railway Widening, (280)
• Tools, 675
• Uganda Railway Bridge, 166
• Conveyors, Coal and Coke, 422, 426
• Cooliog Tower at the Power-honse of tho Los Angeles Pacific Railway, (595)
• Cooper's Hill Engineering College, 170, 238, 244, 274, (347), 350, 603
• Copper, 95, 245, 510
• Exports from United States, (13)
• Matte, Desulphurising, (321)
• Ore in tbe Province of Kuban, in tho Caucasus, (321)
• Production, Spain, (347)
• Pyrite Lodes, near Cordoba, Extensive Group of, Explored by a British Com- pany,(507)
• Works in Now Jersey, 176 Cordite, 321
• Corrosion of Water-tube Boilers, 350, 405
• Corrugated Furnace Tubes, 346
• Corunna Mines, Gold and Arsenic, (539)
• Cotton, Sir Arthur, 122
• Cotton, Amorioan, Consumption of, (263)
• American Mills and Spindles, Number of, (263)
• Industry, South Carolina, 1900, (425)
• Craftsmon’s Club, The, 379
• Cramps, Vickers, Sons, and Maxim, Combina¬tion, 151
• Crane, Electric, 272, 273, 677
• Electric, 15-Ton, Messrs. Adamson, 681)
• Electric Ladle, 100-Ton, 239, 240, 241
• Electric Locomotive, The Bullock Com¬pany, 358
• Electric Overhead, Stork Frères, 208, 209
• Crank Axle Slotting Machine, Joshua Buckton and Co., Limited, 545
• Crimp, Mr. Wm. Santo, 458
• Crittall Manufacturing Company, Works of the, 224
• Cromer, New Pier at, (616)
• Crossley Bros.’ Works, (50)
• Crystal Palace, Engineering Details at, 108, 319, 441
• Cutlery for Sonth Africa, (51)
• Cycle Resistance, Mr. H. E. Wimperis, 200
• Cycles in France, Census of, (168)
• Cycles for Smyrna, and the British Manufacturers, (13)
• Cyclists’Tonring Club’s Pamphlet, Sunday Trains for, (451), (477)
• Cylinders for Single-acting Pumps, Patent, 619

D

• DAM, The AssuAo, 485
• Dam, Movable, Ohio Kiver, 460
• Dam, The Wachusett, C.S.A., 476, 549
• Danube, Mouths of tbe, 543
• Darling, Mr. Wm., 652
• D'Auria Air Compressor, The, 629
• Defence of Coaling Stations, Rear-Admiral S. Eardley-Wilmot on the, 638
• Deflections of Beams, 173, 356
• Delamare-Deboutteville, M. Edouard, 207
• De Laval Steam Turbine, Mr. K. Andersson on the, 277
• Depression, 319
• Derwent Valley Water Bill, 376
• Diamonds in New South Wales, (539)

Docks:

• Aberdeen, Fish Docks for, (168)
• Alexandria, Graving, at, (141)
• Algiers, United States, Floating, (263)
• Baltimore and Ohio Railway, at Curtis Bay, for Coal Export, (485)
• Barrow, (425)
• Barry, New Graving, (202)
• Shipments, 1900, New Dry Dock Con¬tract, (52)
• Removal of Dam, (321)
• Bremen, Floating and Shipbuilding, for, (13) Bristol Channel Schemes, (228)
• Floating Pontoon, for Japan, C. S. Swan and Hunter, (539)
• Grangemouth, (321)
• Hamburg, Ten Large Tidal Dock Basins and Three Further Docks, (667)
• Ipswich, 425
• Morsey, Additional Graving Dock Accommoda¬tion, Elevated Platforms Recom¬mended, (215), (347), (451)
• Gate Machinery for, 619, 620 Proposed Lengthening of the Alfred
• Lock and the Brocklebank Graving Dock, (641)
• Naples, (191)
• Newport, (242)
• Ore Shipping, on the Great Lakes, United States, 152
• Preston, 55
• Ramsden Dock, Barrow, Now Wooden Pier Destroyed hy Fire, (622)
• Ribble and Preston Dock, The River, 55 Rotterdam Dry, (490)
• Sandon Graving, (141)
• Self-docking Pontoon, for the Spanish Govern¬ment, R. Stephenson and Co., (667)
• Swansea, Bill Deposited, (191), (228)
• Syra, in Greece, (385)
• Valparaiso, (100)

Dockyard Notes:

• Abonkir, Armoured Crniser, to be Completed for Sea, 262
• Her Trials, 456, 475, 543 Trial Speed of, 543
• Achilles, First-class Armoured Crniser, 372 Administration of onr Dockyards, Rotten
• System of, 214
• Admiral Class, Lord Brassoy Advocates a Ro- arming and Reconstruction of the, 626
• Admiral Rawson’s Successor, 325 Admiralty Preparing for Competitive Tests
• between the Diirr and Niclausse Boilers, 4Q3
• Albemarle, Battleship, Launch, 172 American Battleships, The Five New, 3 American Naval Personnel, Increase of, 62 Argonaut Said to be in a Bad Way, The, 666 Armour Plate Manufactories in Japan, 43 Armour Plate, Special Process Invented by
• Vickers-Maxim, Tested, 420
• Australia, Removal of her Above-water Torpedo Tubes, 511
• Austrian Battleships II. and HI., Named Arpad and Babenberg, 420
• Austro-Hungarian Crniser “E” (Ersatz Radotzky), 190
• Bagley Makes Twenty-nine Knots on a Two- hour Trial, 645
• Barr and Stroud's Gans, Fleet-Engineer Rees on, 90
• Battle of Dorking, The New, Is a Surprise In¬vasion Possible'! 62
• Beagle, The Sloop, 90
• Belleville Question, French Views on, 297
• Belleville Tubes, Leaking, 351
• Bailers, D'urr and Niclausse, 403
• Bradford, Capt. E. E., Appointed to the
• Majestic, 372
• British Cruisers Dido and Isis Fitted with Top¬masts, 325
• Destroyers Kangaroo, Myrmidon, &c., their Funnels, 325
• 13,000-Tonnors, Names of tho New, 372 Navy and Submarines, Le Yacht on, 372 Submarines, Ze l'ucAZ on, 325
• Canopus, Electrio Transmitters on tho, 573
• Rumoured to be a Failure in Way of
• Spood, hor Bellevillo Boilers Un¬satisfactory, 420
• Channel Fleet, Who Holds tho Coaling Record! 172
• Classification of Warships, 8, 0 Coaling CompotitionB, The, 172, 190, 666
• Cobra, Turbine Destroyer, lias Four Funnels, 643
• "Conquest of the Air,” L’Armle et Marine on the, 626
• Continuous Batteries for the New 18,000-Ton Ships, 626
• Cramp’s Cruiser Variag at Cherbourg, 543
• Creasy, The New Armoured Cruiser, 90
• Accident to her Steering Gear; It Remains a Mystery, 626, 666
• Commissioned for China, 543
• Ariadne Likely to bo Ordered to China in her Place, 666
• Comparison between her and the Diadem Class, 325
• Earthquake Shocks Felt by, 475
• Guns of, 43, 475
• Mounting the Big Gans of tho Aboukir and the, 43, 351, 511
• Non-inflammable Wood of, 37, 62
• Position of her Waste Pipes, Size of her Turrets, 325
• Danish Ironclad, Herluff Trolle, Preliminary Trials, 325
• Daring, Fatal Explosion on Board the, 626
• Drake Class, The, 245
• Dupuy de Löme, Seaworthiness of the, 190
• Diirr and Niclausse Boilers, Competitive Tests between, 403
• Dynamite Gun, A New, 214
• Eclipse, Re-armament of the, 190
• Electric Hoists for British Battleships and Cruisers with Guns in Casemates, 626
• Hoists for the French Cruiser Tage, 214
• Transmitters, Lieutenant Germain’s, 573
• Elswick 9'2in. Cressy Mounting, The, 43
• Engines Designed by Mr. Sells, A Printed List of the, 403
• Essex Class Cruisers, As to the Stability of the, 140
• Guns of Some of the, 573
• Europa Laid up in Portsmouth Dockyard with other By-gone Monsters, 626
• Figureheads, Bronze, in the British and Ameri¬can Navies, 456
• Fireproof Wood and the Navy League, 325
• Fleet Reserve, The, 325
• Foreign Battleships at Spithead, 121
• Formidable, LeakiDg Belleville Tubes of the, 351
• Forts on the Clyde and at Seuthsea Castle, New, 90
• French Battleships, Baudin, 140
• léna, Gun Mountings
• Found Unsatisfac¬tory, 543
• Trial Results, 372
• Names and Particulars of the Two New, 372
• Republique and Patrie, Zc Yacht on the, 543
• Cruiser Condé, 9
• Dcsaix, Launch of the, 372
• Destroyer Pique on Trial, 214
• Ironclad Hoehe, The, 90
• Failure of her Engines, 245
• Ironclad Requin, the Henri IV., and the léna, 372
• Jauréguiberry Experiment, 140
• Newspaperson British Naval Superiority, 262
• Ships, Sale of Old, 90
• Torpedo Boat Destroyer, Tramontaine, The, 573
• Garrison Artillery Officers and Naval Officers, New Orders as Regards, 666
• German Battleships, E., “H.,” J. 172, 325, 599
• Launch of a Sister to the Wittelsbach, 325
• Names of the Two New, 645
• Returning from China to be Re-titted, 297
• German Coast Defence Ship Hildebrand, Trans¬formation of, 325
• German Cruisers, New, 372
• C., B., 172, 599
• Freya and Victoria Luise, 121
• Princess Wilhelm, Recon¬struction of, 214
• Victoria Luise, Speed of, 8
• German Destroyers, Eleven in Hand, 172
• German Government Armour Plate Factory, 599
• German Siegfried Class, Reconstruction of all the, 90
• Globe, H.M.S., as Depicted in Made and White, 475
• Goldsborough, Fourth Breakdown of tho, 645
• Greece, Elswick Offers a Gun Free, and Germany a Gun and a Cruiser, 420
• Gunnery Tenders, The New, 43
• Guns Mounted on the Heugh Battery, Vickers, 172
• Guns, Placing of Bow, 245
• Hannibal, Coaling of the, 62
• Haulbowline, Work in Prospect at, (294)
• Uowdenised Cylindrical Boilers, 351
• Hyacinth, Belleville Boilers to be Replaced by Babcock and Wilcox Generators, 599
• Hyacinth and Minerva Trials, Allowance Made for the Difference in their Engines, 666
• léna. The, 456, 543
• Inflexible, Tbe, Mastles9 Presumably for the Rest of her Days, 325
• Italian Fleet at Portsmouth this Summer, 420
• Ironclad Palestro, 43
• Ironclads Regina Elena and Re Vittoria-Emanuole III., 214, 245
• Submarines Ordered by the Govern¬ment, 645
• Warships in the Toulon Warfare, 403
• Japanese Corvette Katsuragi, 43
• Cruisers now Building in Japan, 297
• Cruisers, Tbe 3400 Tons, 421
• Crniser fwate, The, 245, 297, 351
• Cruiser Yakumo, Tho German Con¬tention Concerning the, 351
• Destroyers, Names of tbe New, 420
• Jeanne d’Arc Ready for her Trials, 214
• Krupp Armour, High Price of Objected to by the German Government, 599
• L’Armle et Marine, Version of the Barlleur Affair, 262
• Le Yacht’s Comparisons between French and English Ships, 214
• Le Yacht’s Error with regard to the Plan of the Tsarewitch, 245, 297
• Lightness in Warship Material, The Craze for, 351
• Linois, Illustration of the, 90
• London, The, 90
• Majestic’s Record for Wireless Telegraphy, 456
• Medea and Medusa to be Re-boilered, 543
• Medusa, Launch of the Cruiser, 8
• Re-hoileriog of, 543
• “Muzzle-loader” Question in the House, 297
• Myrmidon (Destroyer), 172, 420 Naniwa, The Old Cruiser, in Japan, 90
• Narcissus becomes a Gunnery Ship, The, 511, 573,599
• Narcissus and Immortality Commissioned as Sea-going Gunnery Tenders, 543, 599
• Narval with the Aiuerican Holland, Le Yacht Compares the, 626
• Naval and Military Record on the Guns of the New American Battleships, 262
• Naval War between the Daily Chronicle and the Daily News, 456
• Navy Boiler Problem, A Likely Solution of the, 351
• Nelson, The, Turned into a Depot Hulk, 245
• New York Sun’s Statement respecting Sub¬marines for British Navy, 475
• Norway, Submarine of the Holland Type Ordered by, 420
• Nymphe, Speed of the Cruiser, 8
• Obsolete Machinery in Dockyard Shops, 90
• Ohio, Le Yacht’s Description of the, 599
• Otter, The Destroyer, in a Typhoon, 9
• Painting of our Ships War Colour, Mr. Arnold Foster on the Permanent, 475, 548
• Pandora’s Consumption at the 5000 Horse¬power Trial, 172
• Paris and the New York, Lengthened and Re-named, 456
• Patent Fuel Apparatus Tried in the Surly and the Dntch Torpedo Boat Ophir, 456
• Peat as a Fuel, Experiments in Portsmouth Dockyard, 456
• Pelorus and Pactolus, Reported Narrow Escaps of, 262
• Polyphemus Torpedo Ram, The, 573
• Portsmouth, The British Workman and the “Tyranny ” of his Employers, 351
• Portsmouth Dockyard, Electric Light and Power for, 262
• Portsmouth Dockyard, Record Number of Men Working at, 456
• Portuguese Rainha d’Amelia, Result of her Trials, 645
• Prince of Wales, The, 43
• Printers’ Mistakes in the Names of Ships, 190
• Qneen, The, 43
• Contlicting Reports as to her Boilers, 645
• Queen of England’s New Yacht, The French on the, 62
• Quirk, Mr. Nicholas J., On the “ Interesting and Destructive Little Terrors,” 511
• Russian Battleship Imperator Alexander III. to be Launched, 421
• The Slava, 599
• Cruiser Gromovoi at Devonport and Plymouth, 8, 9
• Novik nearly Ready for Trial, 421
• Names of the Four New, 599
• Ship Canal, The Projected, 214
• Submarine Electrically-propelled Boat, 599
• Tsarewitch, Le Yacht's Error, 245, 297
• Royal Yacht Alberta, The, 121, 245
• Royal Yacht, The New, 140
• Seilly Isles to ho Fortified, 420
• Scorpion is to be Used for Experiments, Report that the, 475, 573
• Sells, Mr. Chas, do Grave, A Printed Memorial , of, 403
• Signal Code, New International Norwegian, 325
• Slow Shipbuilding in Foreign Countries and Items from the other Point of View, 297
• Smokeless Powder, A New, Invented by a Japanese Officer, 43
• Spanish Fleet, 645
• Stability of our Warships, Mr. Allen gives himself away, 90
• Steam Pipes and Waste Pipes Synonymous, 351
• Stem L!ght, The New, 43
• Stokers, The Five Hundred New, Number in each Reserve Ship in the Dockyards, 666
• Strike at Portsmouth, 351, 403
• Submarines, Belief in, a Matter of Latitude, 325
• for the British Navy, Descriptions of the New, 297
• New French, 403
• New Type of, called “Submergible,” 403
• The Pall Mall's Attack on, 325
• Le Yacht on, 645
• Submarine Boats, A French Newspaper on the English Opinion regarding, 140
• Submarine Navigation, The New Publication, 573
• Suffolk, Progress of the, 511 ,
• Suffren, Electric Transmitters on the, 573
• Satlej, Armoured Cruiser, The, 172
• Swedish Corvette Balder, Varied Nomenclature of the, 372
• Swiftsnre, Neptuno, and Iron Duke still in Portsmouth Dockyard, 626
• Sybille, The, 90
• Torpedo Boat Attack on Portsmouth, 420
• Boats to be Re-boilerod, 190
• Gunboat Gossamer, Reconstruction of, 43
• Manoeuvres, French, 190
• Trafalgar and Minerva at Spithead, 90
• Triumph, The, Tamed into a Torpedo Depot, 215
• Turkish Cruiser to bo Built in America, 62
• Destroyers A and B, Speed Trials of, 245
• United States Battleships, Tho New, Both Designs of, Suspended, 262
• Cruisers, The Colorado and Penn¬sylvania, to bo Fitted with Niolausso Boil¬ers, 543
• United States Cruisers, The New York, Re¬construction of, 62
• The Raleigh and Cin¬cinnati to havo One Pole Mast only, 325
• United States Navy Beats the Russian in the matter of Mystery, 325
• The 12-poundor Con¬demned for the New De¬stroyers, 475
• New System of Classifica¬tion for Warships, 8
• S.S. Kearsarge, Explosion of a Shell on, 214
• Vengeance, her Trials at Spithead, 666
• Vickers 6in. Mark VII. Gun, Southsea Castle, 599, 653
• 9'2in. Gun Mounting Tested, 351 9’2in. Gun, Rate of Fire attained, 573
• Viper, Turbine Destroyer, has Three Funnels, 543
• Warship Photographs Taken on the Occasion of the Queen’s Funeral, 140
• Wireless Telegraphy of the Majestie, 456
• Wireless Telephony for the French Navy, Ex¬periments with, 190
• Donald, Mr. Jas., 267
• Dorman, Long, and Co., Limited, Works of, 578
• Dover-Calais Boats, 627
• Drawbridge Gate, Interlocking Mechanically- operating, 603
• Dredger, Hydraulic, Toronto, (347)
• Dredging for Gold, Queensland, (168)
• Drilling Apparatus, Wallach Bros., 9
• Machines, British, Glasgow Exhibition, (Supplement, June 28th, 1901)
• Machine, Radial, Britannia Company, 406
• Droughts in Russia, Canse of, and Government Measures to Remedy, (123)
• Drying Machinery, American, 358
• Dust in Blast Furnace Gases, 472
• Dust-removing Installation, 351

E

• EAST Coast Health Resorts, Pictures of, by Jarrold and Sons, (641)
• Ebbw Vale Steel, Iron, and Coal Co., Limited, (99)
• Economy, 454
• Edison Iron Ore Milling Company, Limited, at Dunderland, Norway, Patent for their Process Applied for and Refused, (539)
• Education, Commerce and, 245, 324
• Education of tbo Judgment in Dealing with Technical Matters, On the Need of, G. W. Dickie, 226
• Education, a President on, 428
• Egypt, Machinery Imports, (191), (207)
• Ehrhardt, Herr H., Projected Works in Italy, (263)

Electric:

• Alternate Current Working, Electrostatic Capacity in, 303
• Alternator, Brown and Boveri, 29, 30, 31
• Alternator, Ganz and Co., 1200-Kilowatt Tri¬phase, 261, 272, 273
• Alternator, Inductor, Oerlikon, 135
• Aluminium Transmission Lines, 640
• Apparatus, Lead Mines in Missouri, (65)
• Auto-car for the German Emperor, (141)
• Battery, Submarine, Invented by a Swedish Naval Captain, (565)
• Cables, Brighton, 171
• Capacity in Alternate Current Working, Mr. W. M. Mordey, 303, 328
• Central Station Plant, New York, 176
• Crane, The Bollock Company, (358)
• Crane, Ganz and Co., Paris Exhibition, 272, 273
• Crane, Overhead, Stork Frères et Co., Paris Exhibition, 208
• Crano, Wellman Seaver Engineering Company, 100-Ton Ladle, 239
• Creil, 1000 Horse-power Direct-current Dynamo, 63, 134
• Currents, Depilatory Effect Produced by High Tension, (100)
• Current, Theft of Gas and, Law of the United States to Prevent, (374)
• Driving Plant, Palmer’s Shipbnilding and Iron Company's Works, (507)
• Driving in Workshops, M. S. M. Vauclain on the Economy of, (191)
• Dynamo, Ganz and Co., 285
• Dynamo and Engine, Fives-Lille Co., Limited, 286
• Electrolysis of Water for Industrial Purposes, 417
• Energy, Aluminium Transmission Lines, 640
• Energy, Concession of Water Power for Pro¬duction of, Granted on the River Caffaro,
• Lombardy, (641)
• Energy, Hobburn, (611)
• Engineer Volunteers, Honorary Rank to be Granted to Officers of the, (191)
• Engineering, 18
• Engineering, English and Foreign Practical in General and, 465
• Engineering at the Paris Exhibition, 29, 63,
• 134, 196, 208, 261, 272, 398, 418. 419, 445
• Exhibition, Royal Aquarium, (588)
• Furnaces, McGill University, Montreal, (374)
• Ganz Exhibit, Paris Exhibition, 114, 135, 158,
• 234, 261, 272, 273, 284, 285 Generator, 1000 Horse - power Continuous-
• current, Elektricitiits Gessellschaft (Schnc- kert), Paris Exhibition, 272
• Generator, Ganz Three-phase, 284
• Generator, Transformer, 85 Horse-power Motor,
• Jacob Rioter and Co., 392, 393, 418, 419
• Governor, Geisler Mechanical, 37
• Ingot - stripping Machine, Wellman – Seaver Engineering Company’s, (622)
• Lifts at the Glasgow Exhibition, Easton and Co.'s, (477)

Electric Light:

• Arc Lamp Carbons, Present Practice in their Manufacture, (242)
• Are Light, Submarine, to Aid in the Sponge Fishery, Florida, (374)
• Association of the United States, Paper on a “ Now Method of Charging for Eloetrie Energy," (667