The Engineer 1903 Jan-Jun: Index: Miscellaneous

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• 1902, 15.

Accidents, Explosions, and Fires.

• Boiler Explosions (tee Boiler)
• Clyde Valley Floods, (179)
• Colliery Accidents at Birley, Fall of Roof, (77); Haldan, (218); Hoyland Silkstone, Engine House Explosion, (95)
• Colliery Accidents in 1902 in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, (649)
• Crewe Works, Explosion of Molten Meta), (116)
• Driving Wheel at a Rolling Mill, West Hartle¬pool, Breakage of, (91)
• Dud bridge Ironworks, 606
• Due to Combustion within Air Compressors, Mr. A. R. Ledoux on, 475
• Explosions, Coal Mines in Illinois, Inquiry into the Causes of the iusny Fatal, (545)
• Dynamite, Torresdale, near Phila¬delphia, (194)
• Electric Battery, at Vickers’ Sons and Maxim’s Shipyard, (194)
• Engine-house, Hoyland Silkstone Colliery, (95)
• Torpedo Factory, Ohio, (471)
• Woolwich Arsenal, (621), (649)
• Fatdities caused by Vehicles, (575)
• Fires, "Dortmund Union” Wire Nail and Joiners’ Shops, (104)
• Grangemouth and Greenock Dockyard Company’s Works, (571)
• Merry weather and Son’s Works, (65)
• Niagara Falls Power Station, 211, (134)
• Fly-wheel, Bursting of, Haldan Colliery, (218)
• Fly-wheel of Traction Engine, Feltham, Break¬ing of, (519)
• F>y-wheels, Birsting of, U.S., (65), (194)
• Fulham Baths, Fatalities at, 42, 211
• Grimsby Fish Docks Ice House, (144)
• Gticdstone at Sheffield, Bursting of, (144)
• Gunnery Catastrophe, U.S. S. Massachusetts, (144)
• Lift, New York, (144)
• Mil) Gearing not being Fenced, Death due t->, (91)
• Mines and Quarries, Home Office Return of Fatal, (65)
• Powder Explosion on U.S. Battleship Massa¬chusetts, (91)
• Railway Accidents (tee Railway)
• Sherwood Colliery, R. W. Steele Electrocuted, ' (292)
• ACCOUNTING, U.S.A. Uniform Municipal, (555)
• Aerial Navigation, 95
• Aerial Navigation, Papers on, (228)
• Agricultural Appliances in Demand for Nor¬mandy, (267)
• Implements, an American Paper on j American, (241)
• Implements in Natal, 99
• Machinery, British, in Canada (xv., ’ Supplement, June 12th, 1903) Machinery, British, for the Colonies (Supplement. June 12th, 1903)
• Machinery, British, for South Africa j (xvi., Supplement, June 12th, 1903) | Machinery in New Zealand, by a New Zealander, 585
• Agriculture, Russian, Commission to Consider the Needs of, (595)
• Air, Mean Daily Horizontal Movement of, (595)
• Air Pump Diagrams, 323
• Airship, The Birton, (315)
• Airship’s Successful Trip, The Brothers Lebaudy 's, (496)
• Alaska, New Map of, (571)
• Alcohol in Austria, Power use of, 240
• Alcohol on the Prussian State Rxilwaye, 447
• Alcohol Engines, 169, 474, 576, 602
• Almanacs and Diaries, 22, 50, 76, 90, 124, 142
• Aluminium Conductors, New Joint for, (13)
• in Galvanising, Use of, (391)
• obtained Commercially, Iron and Sili- , con in the Purest, (13)
• for Sharpening Cutlery, (194)
• Amalgamations, (531), (557)
• America, Diary of an English Electrical Engineer's Tour in, 62, 127
• American Agricultural Machinery Shipped to Russia,( 292)
• Competition, Mr. Mosely on, 445
• Industrial Conditionsand Competition, 345
• Industries, by a Labour Leader, 4
• Patents, 296
• Tariff and the St. Louis Exhibition, 602
• Technical Prees Mistakes, (194)
• Amorphous Silicon, Properties of Different Forms of, (267)
• Andrew Carnegie Research Scholarship and Prof. James Watt Memorial, 45
• Anemograph, The Dines-Baxendell, 625
• Anti-smoke Ordinance, Chicago, (418)

Appointments and Resignations: Appointments:

• Anderson, Prof. W. C. F.,(557) Ashford, Mr. Cyril Ernest, (418)
• Barry, Sir John Wolfe, Re-appointment of, (321)
• Beaumont, Mr. W. Worby, (418)
• Pell, Mr. Hugh, (129), (154), 484 Bishop, Mr. J., (519)
• Black, Mr. J„ (13) Champness, Mr. H. R., (13)
• Dent, Mr. C. H., (471) Dodgson, Mr. J., (227)
• Exham, Col., (621)
• Evans, Mr. J. W. H.. (481)
• Hal), Mr. T. A., (443)
• Jones, Mr. F. V., (253)
• Larmor, Mr. Joseph, (211)
• Mayston, Mr. R., (13)
• Millard, Mr. C., (65)
• Robinson, Mr. S. J., (121)
• Rutsell, Mr. H. W., (1)8)
• Schott, Mr. Robert, (129)
• Scotter, Sir Chas., (207)
• Stead, Mr. John, E.. Elected F.R S., (484)
• Tait, Mr. Thos., (241)
• Terrey, Mr. Wm., (556)
• Wells, Mr. T. H., (519)

Resignations:

• Johnson, Mr. Claude, (40)
• Pease, Sir J. W„ (154)
• Prou*-, Mr., (218)
• APPRENTICESHIP of Engineers, 641, 651
• Aritbmograph, M. Troncet’s, (391)
• Armament of Warships, Cananges in the, 273

Armour Plates:

• Admiralty Orders for, (25), (153), (174), (2)2), I (633)
• British Warships’, 233, (292)
• Brown and Co., John, Armour for the Hindu¬stan, (153), (174), (292) (301)
• Cairasse Invented by M. Galay, (168)
• Hindustan’s, (153), (174), (292) (301)
• Plate Press, Bethlehem Steel Works, (168)
• Testing of, 501
• Two Hundred Tons of, for the Battleship King Edward VII., (13), (25), (1C3)
• Vickers, Sans and Maxim’s, Official Tests of, (418)
• Vickers’ 12m. Plates, Effect of Impact of Capped and Uncapped Projectiles on, 23, 21
• Armstrong and Co. and Old Age Pensions, 271 ;
• Army Service Corps, Enlistment of Men for the Mechanical Transport Companies of, (418)
• ASBESTOS Deposits, Quebec, (545)
• Asbestos Galvani»ed, Messrs. Wallach Bros., (323)
• Asphalt Paving, U.S.A , (555)

Association, American Railway:

• Annual Meeting, The Variaus Committees Present their Reports, Iron and Steel Struc¬tures, Rails, Yards and Terminals, Masonry 387

Association, Cold Storage and Ice:

• Annual Dinner, (496)

Association, British Iron Trade:

• American Industrial Condition and Compac¬tion, Conference on, 345

Association of Engineers In Charge:

• Eighth Annual Dinner, (326)

Association of Engineers, Leeds :

• Chains, Past, Present, and Possible, Mr. J. H. Wicksteed, 240
• List of Officers for 1903-1904, (464)

Association of Engineers, Manchester:

• Forty-sixth Anniversary Dinner, 202
• Half-yearly Meeting, (632)
• Modern Gas Engines r. Steam, Mr. Ja?. Atkinson, 240
• Pneumatic Appliances, Mr. E. C. Amos, (327)
• Premium System of Remunerating Labour, Mr. John Ashford, 370
• Visit to the Municipal School of Technology, 450
• Visits to the Works of Alfred Herbert, Limited, Daimler Motor Company, Limited, and Motor ' Manufacturing Company, (660)

Association, Incorporated Municipal Electrical:

• Eighth Annual Convention to be held at Sunderland, Directions to Members, (40)

Association, Manchester Steam Users

• Annual Memorandum, Mr. Stromeyer's, 175

Association of Mechanical Engineers. Birmingham:

• Mechanical Engineering of Modern Collieries, Mr. Bardill, 201

Association, Municipal Electrical:

• Appointment of a Parliamentary Committee, 166
• Convention, (180)

Association, Sanitary Assurance:

• Twenty-second Annual Meeting, (204)
• ASTRONOMER Royal’s Reports, (595), (621)
• Atkins, Mr. Wm., (241), (253)
• Atlas Steel and Iron Works, John Brown and Co.’s Report for Year Ending March, 1903, (633)
• Atmospheric Potential, Diurnal Variation of. on Mont Blanc, (545)
• Atomising Oil, Effect of Steam for, 412
• Australian Mails, 1903, (102)
• Australasian Trade, 326
• Automatic Supply of Umbrellas, (267)
• Axles, Hollow Pressed, Mr. Camille Mercader,

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• BALLOONS, Apparatus for Infl ding, (391)
• Disabling by R fle or Gan Fire when Floating in the Air, (443)
• and Kite Ascents in Europe and U.S., Report upon, (367)
• Propulsion, Ao Original Method of, 95
• Barometric Colamn a Standard of Length, M. Gadot Proposes to make the, (519)
• Barrage, Zifta, (267)
• Bissano, Mr. W., (178)
• Bates, Mr. Henry, 148
• Baumann, Mr. H. (482)
• Beams, Deep-section Rolled, 209
• Bearings for High Speed, 446
• Belgium, Trade Returns, (443)
• Bell, Mr. James, 384
• Bell Bros., Limited, Annual Meeting, (404)
• Belts, The Slip of, by J. Stormontb, 335
• Bessemer, The Late Sir Henry, Memorial to, 467
• Bicycle Making in Russia, (365)
• Petrol Motor for, (471)
• Present Prices of, (40)
• Works, Japan, the First, (168)

Bills:

• Belfast and Northern Counties Railway, (519)
• Bill to Facilitate the Use of Electric Traction on Railways, (496)
• Board of Trade, Returns of Railway Extension, I (342)
• Bombay Boiler Inspection Act, Amendment BUI, (418)
• Bristol, London and Southern Counties, (471), (484)
• Cheap Trains, (418) City and South London Railway Opposed by the Metropolitan Railway Company, (346)
• County Council, 1903, 198
• County Council’s Annual Expenditure in Pro¬moting and Opposing, (558)
• Eight Hours Day, in America, 145
• Fishguard and Rosslare Railway and Harbours, (52)
• German, Forbidding Use of White or Yellow Phosphorus in Matchmaking, (571)
• Lancashire and Yorkshire and London and North-Western Companies', to Enlarge their Powers to run Steam Vessels, (13)
• Light Locomotives (Ireland), Passed, (241)
• London—Brighton Mono-rail, (40)
• London and Bristol Railway, Fails to Pas», (118)
• Metric, U.S.A., (342)
• Neath Riilway, (506), (532)
• J North-Western Electricity and Power Gas Company’s, Opposed, (267)
• Petroleum Question, Mr. J. Reckitt’s, (168)
• Power Gas, (545)
• Private, in Parliament, 338, 372, 384
• Railway, Postponed, (241)
• Taff Vale Railway, (532)
• Thames Conservancy and Port of London Com¬missioners’, Opposad, (267)
• U.S. Naval Appropriation, (218)
• Workmen’s Compensation Act (1897) Amend¬ment, (144)
• BITULTTHIC Pavement, (543)
• Brimington, Institute Presented by Mr. C. P. Markham to, (227)
• Blakemore, Mr. W., (254)
• Blast Furnace Plant at Cette, 307, 312
• Blast Furnaces, Pressure in, 38
• B'ast Furnace Slag, Handling, United States, (251)
• Blue-books, Technical and Scientific, 598

Boilers:

• Casualties to, Board of Trade Returns, 244, (342)
• Choice of Steam, Mr. C. E. Stromeycr, 555
• Concussion and Water-tube, 527
• Deterioration of, Mr. H. M. Warner on, (399)
• Experiments Decided on by the Admiralty, (118)
• Explosion, The Bradley, 110
• Explosion, Remarkable, 36, 72, 99
• Explosion, Taunton, Massachusetts, (367)
• Explosion, Messrs. Tapper and Co., Limited, Batman’s Hill Ironworks, (103)
• Feed Pumps for, Clarke, Chapman and Co., 97
• Flash, 12, 42, 98,172
• French Navy, 197
• German, 594
• Heavy Guns and, (658)
• Horse-power, The American Standard, (168)
• Inspection, United States, (352)
• Lancashire Trade, List Basis Rates for Boiler¬plate Specifications, (118), (129)
• Marine, Modern, H.M. Rouothwaite, 44
• Marine, Water-tube, Babcock Wilcox. Shore¬ditch, 128
• Niclausse, (273)
• Normand, French Destroyers, (410)
• Normand, in the Russian Navy 38
• Steam, A New Style of, (338)
• Warship Boiler Tests, (118)
• Water-tube, 248
• Mr. W. Fonlis on, (204)
• in the Navy, 94
• with Small Tubes in Large War¬ships, French Minister of Marine's Objections to, (241)
• Tests with, (418)
• BOILING Temperature of Water, 527
• Board of Trade Returns of Imports and Exports into the United Kingdom, (194)
• Bolometer, Improvement of Dr. Langley's, (496)
• Boom Derrick in the United States, The Larges», (194)
• Boring Mil), Heavy, Smith and Coventry, Limited, 580
• Boston, Law against Tall Buildings in, (391)
• Boston, Mass., Subsidence of, into the Sea, (649)
• Brancker, Mr. John, (577)
• Brass, High-speed, 658
• Breakwater, Buffalo, 515, 516, 517
• Brickmaking in Maine, Fresh Start in, (496)

Bridges, Railway and other:

• Britannia, 553
• Building and Works, United States, 69, 84, 109, 136, 190, 208, 237, 238, 242, 283, 308, 310, 334, 357, 386, 408, 466, 536, 562
• Cape to Cairo Railway, (633)
• Chain Suspension, New York, (376)
• Conway, Telford’s Suspension Bridge over the, (168)
• Droitwich, Letts Mill and Sealey Brook Fords (241)
• France, Viaduct over Gorge of the Viaur River, (194), 216
• Haxey, near Gainsborough, Great Eastern and Great Northern Railway, (484)
• Hell Gate, 840ft. Central Span, (267)
• Impact and Fatigue in Railway, by J. Graham, 3
• Kew, Opening, (527)
• Lifting, 72, 73
• Landa, Tenders Called for Construction of a Railway Bridge, (91)
• London, Brighton, and South Coast Extensions, Queen's-road, 285, 286
• London Foot Bridge Tested, (65), 83
• London and South-Western Railway, Over the, 490, 491
• London, The Widening of, 83; Saving of Labour Effected by a Machine, (91)
• Missouri River, (390)
• Newcastle, New, 373, (148)
• Paderno Viaduct, Italy,332, 383, 381, 441,463, 464
• Pencoyd, United States, 237, 238, 239, 242
• Sonning, Demolition of, (65)
• South African, Destroyed by the Boers, 340, 341, 345
• South Africa, Repairing Broken. 305, 316, 567
• South African, Two Typical, 183, 189
• Thames, Mr. Deputy Pryke on New Bridges over the, (443)
• Thames, Proposed New Steel, Lambe b, (342)
• Tyne Railway, (148), 373, (484)
• Vauxhall, The New, (519). 541
• Viaur Viiduct, (194), 216, 217
• Victoria Falls, Rolled Steel to be used for Building, (649)
• Wear, North-Eastern Railway, across the, (586)
• BRICK-HANDLING Machinery. American, (376)
• Brickwork, Cause of Failure of, (391)

British Association:

• Acceptance of Invitation to Association to South Africa Recommended, (267)
• Balfour, Right Hon. Arthur James, Nominated President, (267)
• Meeting of 1905 may be held in South Africa, (13)
• Presidents of the Various Sections, Southport, (367)
• BRITISH and Decimal Weights and Measures, Dr. G. J. Stoney on a Simple Method of Co¬relating, (267)
• British Guiana, Mioing in, 225
• British Trade with South Africa, 38
• Brown and Co., Limited, Messrs., Amalgamate n with Messrs. Thomas Firth and Sons, (203), (227)
• Buda Pesth, May 13tb, Night Fêtes, (443)
• Buoy on the Manacles, Sounding, (541)
• Bussey, M. de, (519)

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• CALORIMETRY of Gaseous and Liquid Fuels, Mr. W. Garnet Wernham, 173
• Cambered Piston-rods, 602
• Camels as Agricultural Labourers in South Africa, (659)
• Cams for Automatic Screw Machines, 5 73
• Canada and the Conquered Colonies, (180)
• Canadian Customs Department and the Pre¬ferential Tariff, Precautions against German- made Goods, (496)

Canals:

• Amsterdam Sea, Deepening of, (496)
• Buffalo and New York Ship, (481)
• Chenab, India, (649)
• Economy of Haulage on, (292)
• Elbe-Trave, and the Dotriment to Stettin’s Trade, (571)
• Illinois and Michigan, Possible Conversion into a Road, (315)
• Irrigation under Construction in India, (595)
• Manchester Ship, Deepening of, at Partington Tips, (65); Scheme for Reorganising Finances of, (540)
• Manchester Ship, Traffic Returns, (194), (315)
• Mediterranean and the Bay of Biscay, Pro¬jected, (40)
• Mexico, (418)
• North Sea and Baltic, February and April Traffic, (391), (571)
• Russia, to Connect the Vistula and the Niemen, (315)
• Sault Ste. Marie, (580)
• Soulanges, Electrical Work on, 38, 39
• Storage, Railway, U.S., (102)
• Suez, Increased Receipts, 1902, (571), (595)
• CAPE Colonial, Statistics for 1902, 691
• Cape Colony, Isolation of, (616)
• Carbide of Calcium, Prici in Germany, (143)
• Carborundum, 204
• Carborundum as a Refraotory Material, Herr Easel's Process, (24)
• Cardiff, Municipal Enterprise at, (180)
• Carnegie, Mr. A., Free Libraries for Radcliffe and Farnwortb, (496)
• Kingston-on-Thames, Free Lirrary, (619)
• On Profit Sharing, 487, 497, 503
• Research Scholarship and Professor James Watt Memorial, 45
• Snm Offered for Tank for Naval Architectural Ex¬periments, 538, 567
• Castings, Calculation of the Weight of, with the Aid of the Planimeter, Mr. C. M. Schwerin, 659
• Castings of Different Metals, Shrinkages of, (40)
• Catalogues, 45, 76. 104, 130, 148, 180, 204, 214, 252, 276, 326, 376, 402, 428, 456, 482, 558, 582, 594, 606
• Cave of the Winds, A New, 345
• Cement for Broken Marble, (545)
• Cement, Ireland and Portland, 464
• Cement Tests now in Vogue, Mr. D. B Butler on certain Vexatious and Fallacious, 480
• Cement, Uoolinkered, 296, 351, 399, 423
• Cement Works, Slag, Illinois, (577)
• Cementation of Iron, Mr. G. Cbarpy on, (496)
• Cette, Blast Furnace and Ironworks at, 307, 312
• Chains, Lubricating Heavy Roller, (241)
• Chains, Past, Present, and Possible, Mr. J. H. Wicksteed on. 240
• Charcoal in India, Manufacture of, (891)
• Chemical Congress:
• Berlin, No. H, Agricultural Chemistry, Nitro¬gen Fixation, Dr. Frank, 637
• Carbides of the Alkali Metals, Professor H. Moisran, and Manufacture of Aluminium, by the same, 637
• Hygiene, Medioal and Pharmaceutical Pro¬ducts, Food Stuffs, Sterilisation of Potable Waters by Ozone, Drs. Poskauer and Erlwein, 637
• Influence of Cartels and Trusts in the Chemical Industries, Dr. Schirlach and Dr. Simons, 637
• Metallography, Prof. Heyn ; Cyanide Industry, Mr. Boilby, 609
• Steol Manufacture in Eleotrio Furnaces, Dr. H. Goldschmidt, 637
• CHEMICAL Industries, and Internal Communi¬cation, 201
• Chemicals and Medicinal Preparations, Total Exports and Imports of, (144)
• Chemistry, 21
• Chemistry, Internal, Congress for Applied, 601
• Cherbourg Stone, (471)
• Chicago's “Rotten" Municipal Management, (312)
• Child Labour in United States, (315)
• Chili’s Foreign Trade, (218)
• China, Formation of a Department of Communi¬cations on the Japanese Model, (13)
• Chronometers at Greenwioh, Competitive Trial of Pocket, (595)
• Clay and Tannin, Mr. Aches >n’s Patent, 399
• Clay: Its Tensile Strength Increased by an Admixture of an Extract of Straw, (621)
• Cloudburst, Servia, (649)
• Clyde Trust Revenue and River Improvements, 46

Coal:

• American, No Longer Imparted into Havre, (471)
• American, into Spain and other European Countries, (471)
• Anthracite and Bituminous Mines, Penn¬sylvania, Attempts to Utilise Waste Products from, (91)
• Anthracite “Combination,” (254)
• Anthracite Syndicate, (606)
• Bituminous, Supersedes Anthracite in Uoited States for Manufacturing Purposes, (91)
• Briquettes, German, in the Havre District, (471)
• Briquetting, San Francisco, (471)
• Carriage of, Cost por Ton the Same from the Tyne to Genoa and Shadwell to Bayswater, (40)
• Contract for 140,000 Tons, to Great Southern and Western Railway of Ireland, Secured by Messrs. John Lancaster and Co., (292)
• Contracts, The Copenhagen Gas Coal, (118)
• Cutters, Percussive, 628
• Cutting Machines in United States, (91)
• Delivery Station, Newark, U.S.A., (503)
• Durham, for Copenhagen Gas, (118)
• Gases Enclosed in, Prof. P. P. Bedson on, (241)
• Imported into France, (619)
• Leader on, 475
• Market, Steadiness of the, 575
• Mexico, Imports and Exports, (144)
• Mined by Machines, United States, (91)
• Oil Fuel and, 99
• Our Export Trade in, Mr. D. A. Thomas on, 575
• Pennsylvanian Output, Area of the Anthracite Fields, (91)
• Prestonpans, Discovery of, (471)
• Pulverised, as Fuel, (481)
• Rhodesian, (515)
• Scotch Shipment to San Francisco, Large, Pre¬cautions against Spontaneous Combustion, (91)
• Seam Discovered near Lens, Pas de Calais, (194)
• Storing Welsh Steam, The Admiralty’s Experi¬ments, (506)
• Submerged at Portsmouth, (575)
• Total Output at the Associated Collieries for 1902, (260)
• Trade, Consular Reports, (163)
• Trade of Gibraltar and Algiers, (595)
• Trade, Wages in the ; Lord James of Here¬ford's Deoision with regard to, (183), 475 U.S. Industry, 90
• U.S. Strike, 317, 393
• Weight of, Required in U.S. to Produce a Ton of Coke, (118)
• Welsh, for Russia, (418)
• Yorkshire Industry ; Mr. W. II. Pickering’s Report, (649)
• COCHRANE, Mr. Henry. (104)
• Coins Issued from Royal Mint, 1901, 1902, (40) Cold Storage, (443)
• Colliery Engineering in South Yorkshire, 1902, 214
• Commercial Science Chair, Zii ich University, (218)
• Common, Dr. A. A., 575
• Compressor, A New Air, U.S.A., 223
• Concrete Chimneys, Los Angeles, U.S.A., (503) Concrete Pile Foundations, 223
• Concrete Piles for Foundations, American Inven¬tion, (482)
• Concrete, Storage Bins of, Reinforced, 223
• Condenser, Spray Surface, (481)
• Condensers, Surface and Jet, for Torpedo Boat r Destroyers, Isaac Storey and Sons, Limited, (377)
• Condensing Plant, Large, W. H. Allen, San and 1 Co., 524
• Congress for Applied Chemistry, Berlin, 601
• Conservation of Eaergy, 527, 553, 658
• Contractor's Point of View, Effect of Design on Methods of Construction, Mr. R. W. Newman, 578.603
• Cook, Mr. Henry, (501)
• Cooper, Mr. John Vernon, 482
• Coopers Hill College, 522

Copper:

• Electrolytic, 518
• Namaqualand, (580)
• Nickel Alloys, Herr T. Ulke’s Process of Treat¬ment of. (545)
• Norway, Tromsoe, Discovery of, (194)
• Ore Mined, Average Percentage of Metal Con¬tained in, (571)
• Vagaries of the Market, 295
• CORAL Fishery in Italy, 1901, Produce of, (218)
• Cork-produciog Countries, (267)
• Cotton, Culture of, in French Colonies, (471)
• Cotton Goods Exported from England, Proportion taken by India, (144)
• Country Factories, 422
• Cranes, The Biggest in the World, (471)
• Combination Traction Engine, Road Roller, and, Clayton and Shuttleworth, 600
• Electric, for South America, 150, 199
• Overhead, 620
• Two-Ton Jib, John Wilson and Co., Limited, 543
• Craven, Mr. John, (218)
• Crompton and Co., Chelmsford, Messrs., (662)
• Crushing Mill (Supplement, June \2th, 1903)
• Crystal Palace Engineering School, (404)
• Cuirasse, Ball-proof, M. Galay’s, (168)
• Cultivators (Supplement, June Ylth, 1903)
• Curves of Maximum Bending Moment, A. L. B31), 469
• Curves Representing Adiabatic Expansion of Steam, 358
• Customs, Russian and German, (218)
• Cutting Angles of Tools for Metal Work, Mr. H. F. Donaldson, 95, 101, 128
• Cycle Companies, 1901-2, Net Profits of Leading, (40)

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• DAVY, Mr. David, 421
• Dacimal and British Weights and Measures, relation of, (267)
• D;epsection Rolled Beams, 209
• Denaby Main Case, (51), (77), (95), 115
• Diagrams, Air-pump, 323
• Diagrams, Use and Abuse of, 146, 199, 223, 273, 297, 322, 323, 351, 398
• Diamond Mining in Kimberley, 59, 66, 113, 116
• Diary of a Tour in America, 62, 127
• Discussions, Conduct of, 351

Docks:

• Belfast, New Graving, (267)
• Brest, (367)
• Bristol, (484), (662)
• E'derslie Graving, 6, 14, 126, 200, 201
• Leith, New Imperial, (624)
• Llanelly, (78)
• Middlesbrough, Extensions, 601
• Pembroke, (78)
• Port Arthur, Dry Dock for Russia's Pacific ’ Squadron, (649)
• Swansea, (78)
• West Hartlepool, North-Eastern Soheme for, i (519)

Dockyard Notes:

• Accidents Round the French Coast, 594
• Aeroplanes, Colonel Cody’s, 390
• Agamemnon Sold by Auction, 70
• Ajax, Sale of tho old, as Scrap Iron, 297
• Amazone Ashore, The, 594
• American Destroyer Goldsborough to be Re- engined, 70
• American Dynamite Cruiser Vesuvius Removed from the U.S. Fleet, 46
• American Gunboats, Names of the New, 70
• Andromeda at Portsmouth to pay off, 8, 46
• Arab, 32-Knot Destroyer, made Commode re , Ship of the Portsmouth Instructional Flotilla, 46
• Argentine Ships Moreno and Rividavia, Turkey said to be in Treaty for, 97
• Ariadne and her Belleville Boilers, 371
• Armament of the New 18,000-Ton Ships, 166
• Astriea to be Refitted by the London and Glasgow Company, 214
• Australia to be Refitted by a Private Firm, 214
• Becquel and Torpedo Boat No, 7, Collision between the Tug, 594
• Belleisle Experiments, 8, 46, 148, 166, 197
• Belleisle, Her Bottom to be Armour-plated, 197
• Belleisle nearly Ready for next Experiments, 653
• Belleville Boilers of the Ariadne, 371
• Belleville Ships, Performance of, 477
• British and German Guns at Puerta Capella, 97
• Canopus, Her Boiler Defects, 8
• Cap Gospel, The, 197
• ‘'Cap” Official for the British Service, The, 630
• Capped Projectiles, Changed View of, 197
• Captain Sigbee's Statement regarding the U.S., being the Third Naval Power, counting Ships building, 321
• Cherbourg Mine Field Explosion, 591
• Channel Fleet Captains Made to Mancouvre in Turn, 495
• Channel Fleet, “Tinkering” of, 594
• Chatham Naval Barracks to be Commissioned, 416
• Chilian Battleships Libertad and Constituoion, Speeches at the Launches of, 97
• Japan said to be in Treaty for, 97
• Chilian Bittloships, Rumours as to Purchase of, 166, 240
• Coal Expenditure, The Spartiate’s, Amphi¬trite's, Europa’s, and Blenheim’s, 515
• Coal Submerged at Portsmouth, The, 575
• Coast Defence Ship, Unsinkable American, 390
• Concussion on Living Bodies, Experiments on the Effect of, 515
• Conning Tower, A New Type of, for the British Navy, 630
• Cornwallis Accepted for Service, 297
• County Class, Increase in Speed Secured by, 630
• Cruisers of the Gem Class, 70
• Cruisers as Mail Boats, Mr. Caldwell’s View, 594
• Cruisers, Modernising of Certain, 214
• Cruisers to whose Upper Deck Guns Casemates are to be Fitted, 214
• Devastation, her Part in the Naval Manoeuvres, 653
• Devastation, Steam Trials of, 591
• Davonport, Mr. Champness Succeeded by Mr. J. Black, (13)
• Diadem Class to have Extra Casemates, 70
• Drake to be Commissioned for the Cruiser SquadroD, 46
• Duncans, The, 8
• Duncan Out for Gun Trials, 452
• Espingole, Loss of the, 166
• E,sex with her New Propellers, The, 594
• Europa and Spartiate Commissioned at Ports¬mouth, 321
• Euryalus, Steam Trials of, 46
• Exmouth to Relieve the Victorious, 575
• Fireproof Wood and Steel Furniture, Results of Experiments at Portsmouth with, 46
• French Cruiser D'Entrecasteaux, Too Deep in the Water, 550
• French Cruiser Gueydon, her Trials, 591
• French Cruiser Léon Gambetta, Progress of, 550
• French Trials, The Recent, The Henry IV. and some Sheep, 630
• Gambetta Type, M. Pelletan’s Revision of the, 594
• German Battleships T. and K. named Els ass and Lothringen, 575
• German Battleships for Turkey, the Humour of the Situation, 416
• German Cruiser Amazone Ashore at Brest, 594
• German Cruisers Undine, Frauenlob, and Arcona, and three more under Construction,
• German Navy, Sailor Phrases for, 339
• German Wittelsbach Class, Trials of, 166
• Goliath to be Replaced by the Exmout'i on the China Station, 8
• G overnment War Game Transferred to Ports¬mouth, 550
• Hercules Removed from the Effective List, 297
• Hermes Re-boilered with Babcock and Wilcox Boilers, 214
• Howe, Fate of the, 70
• Iris and Mercury to be Commissioned as Train¬ing Ships, 575
• Italian Battleships of the Vittorio Emanuele Class, Names of the Projected, 70, 214
• Jane Naval War Game Adopted by the U.S., 550
• Japan said to be in Treaty for the Two New Chilian Battleships, 97
• Joanne d’Arc to bring President Loubet to England, 550
• Kiog Alfred to be passed into the A Division of the Fleet Reserve, 321
• King Alfred to convey Prince and Princess of Wales to India, 550
• Leander made a Sea-going Base for Destroyers in Mediterranean, 46
• Mara and the Oil and Water Problem, The, 371
• Marseilles, The Terrible Disaster at, 594
• Medea, Boiler Committee Trials, 890
• Medusa and Medea, Competitive Steam Trials, 321
• Melampus, Cruiser, to aot as Drill Ship at Dublin Bay, 653
• Minerva, The, 452, (575)
• Minerva-Hyacinth Derby, The, 148
• Monmoutbrs Trials brought to Premature Con¬clusion, 166
• Naval Estimates, Rumours as to the Next, 148
• Naval Matters, Danger of the British Public being Bored by, 575
• Navy League, Balsam to the, from an American Correspondent, 124
• Navy League's Excursion to Portsmouth, 653
• New Zealand, Battleship, Laid Down at Ports¬mouth, 166
• Nile to Turn Over to the Royal Oak at Po ts- mouth, 46
• Oil Fuel on the Mars, 271
• Orwell, Loss of the, 148
• Paffett, Chief Stoker, Gold Medal Awarded to, 297
• Plymouth in a “ State of Siege,” 594
• Polyphemus, Torpedo Ram, to be Sold by Auction, 653
• Portsdown Hills, Re-armament of, 452
• Portsmouth Dockyard and Scamped Work, 4f 2
• Portsmouth, Engineering Workshops to be Erected, (13)
• Royal Yaoht, Telescopic Masts of, 477
• Russell, Battleship, to be Commitsioned at Chatham, 148
• Russian Battleship Tsarevitch, 271
• Russian Cruiser Bayan at Portsmouth, 495
• Russian Cruiser Naohimoff due at Portsmouth, 321
• Russian Ships, 16,000-Ton, The, 214
• St. Vincent Training Ship, Her Last Sa Drill, 653
• "Scouts,” The Names of the Four, 46
• "Scouts,” The New, Not to be Standardised, 297
• Shooting Competition between Officers and Men, 240
• Shark Fatality, Coroner’s Inquest, 240
• Spartiate, to be Flagship on the Australian Station, 148
• Spartiate, Amphitrite, Europa, Blenheim, their Expenditure of Coal, 515
• Speed Trials of British and Foreign Ships, 371
• Stokers, Free Kit for, on Joining, 8
• Submarine Boat Evolutions in the Solent. 321
• Submarine Destroyer Invented, A New, 575
• Submarines, 1, 4, 5, 6, 148
• Submarine No. 4 at Portsmouth for Repairs, 416
• Sultan Removed from the Effective List, 297
• Swedish Armoured Cruiser Fylgia, 121
• Target Mania in the German Navy, 70
• Thames and Medway Defences, Mobilisation of, (575)
• Thornycroft Torpedo Boat No. 109 Delivered at Chatham, 46
• Thunderer Struck off the Effective List, 70
• Torpedo Gunboat Asraye on her way to Eng¬land, 416
• Torpedo with a Range of 4000 YardB, A, 575
• Torpedoes, The Latest, 214
• Turbine Destroyer Eden, Launch of, 321
• Turkish Battleships, Reconstruction of, at Genoa, 477
• Turkish Navy, Reconstruction of the, 339
• United States Battleships of the Louisiana Type not to be Begun this Year, 70
• United States Cruiser Philadelphia to be need as a Schoolship, 70
• United States Monitor Nevada's Speed, 166
• Venus, The, 452
• Victorious Home from the Mediterranean with Her three Torpedo Boats, 653
• Ville de Cherbourg, Loss of the, 594
• Waste of Ammunition in the Mediterranean, Agitation about the, (575)
• White, Sir William, His Dafonce in the Times, 97
• Wine on Board Ship as a Weight, 371
• DORMAN, LONG and CO., Limited, Britannia Steel Works, Opened (227)
• Dover, Cold at, June 21st, 1903, (649)
• Harbour Works, 610, 015. 619 Prince of Wales’ Pier at, Opened, (40) Promenade Subsidence, 577
• Downey, Mr. Alfred C., 421
• Draught, Mechanical, Mr. H. F. Schmidt on the Advantages of, Compared with Chimney Draught, (13)
• Draw-bars, English and American, 38
• Dredger, Gold, Electrically Operated, (267) Hydraulic or Suction, U.S.A., (555) New York Bay, Tho Largest in the World, (580)
• Dredger Pump, for the Mersey Dock and Harbour Board, 456
• Dredging, 617, 618, 620
• Dredging of the Medway, (315)
• Drilling Machine, Large, 467, 468
• Drops, Weight of, MM. Guye and F. L. Perrot (492)
• Drought in Australia, Breaking Up of, (228) Dust-arresting Respirator (sec Respirator), 479 Dust Flue, its Effect on the Thermal Efficiency of
• Hot Blast Stoves, Mr. B. H. Thwaite, 512 Dust Fall, Th% (367)

E

• EARTHQUAKE Shocks, Bangor, (649)
• Economy in Roofs, 253

Electric.

• Accumulators, New Electrolyte for, (391)
• Air Compressor, Reavell and Co., Limited, 12
• Automobiles, Mr. H. F. Joel on, 151
• Cable, First Made in U.S. for Foreign Owners, (65)
• Canadian Niagara Power Works, 142,143, 178
• Convection, MM. Crémieu and Pender, (471)
• Cranes for S. America, Stothert and Pitt, Limited, 150
• Current for Motive Power, Reduction of Price asked for in Manchester, (91)
• Currents, Their Action on Gas Mains and Pipes. (40)
• Dolter Surface Contaot System, 272
• Driving of Machinery, Mr. A. Arthur, (245)
• Dry Batteries, (223)
• Dynamo, 375 Kilowatt, Mather and Platt, Limited, 375, 376
• Electrically driven Machine Tools, Jas. Arch¬dale and Co., 175
• Electricians, Master, U.S.A. Army, (168)
• Electro-Chemical Equivalents, Mr. Carl Hering on Uniformity in, (545)
• Electrolysis of Fluids, 538
• Electrolysis in Water Motors, Interesting Case of, (595)
• Electrolytic Action on Gas Mains and Pipes, (40)
• Electrolytic Valves, M. Albert Noden, (241)
• Electro-Metallurgical Production of Iron and Steel, 264
• Extensions at Willesden, 363, 368, 396, 409
• Fittings, Municipal Trade in, 319
• Frequency for Continuous Current Generators on the Continent and Here, The Usual, (13)
• Generating Plant Laid Down by a Lignite Colliery at Bodarf, near Cologne, (241)
• Gold Dredger, Electrically Operated, (267)
• Harvesting, California, (391)
• Installations in Mines, New South Wales, (24)
• Ireland, Water Power Used in, (194)
• Italy, Water Power Used io, (194)
• Machinery for Irrigation Purposes, United States, (391)
• Manufacturing Companies in Germany, Fall in Dividends Paid by, (443)
• Metropolitan Electric Supply Company, 363, 368
• Metropolitan Electric Supply Company’s Under¬taking of Marylebone, Value of, Assessed, (168)
• Niagara Falls Power Station, Extension of the, 62, 63, (218)
• Niagara Falls Power Station, Fire at, 211
• Niagara, Power Production, 62, 63, 65, 142 178, 218, 522
• Niagara River above the Falla, to Generate Power, Toronto-Niagara Power Company’s Application, (65)
• Omnibuses on the Fischer Petrol System for London, (373)
• Power Distribution Companies in this Country Working under Parliamentary Powers, (118)
• Power in Mexico, Use of, (367)
• Power Plants, Gas Engine, United States, (102)
• Power Production, Niagara, 522
• Power at a Railway Wagon Works and Shops, U.S.A., (481)
• Power for St. Petersburg and Lake Ladoga, Use of the River Volkhov for Transmitting, (367)
• Powor, Sale of, in California, (324)
• Power Company, Susquehanna, (367)
• Power Transmission at Clermont-Ferrand, 271
• Power Transmission, Long D'stance, (545)
• Pump, Surface, Ocker Hill, South Stafford¬shire, (153)
• Pampiog Scheme for the Tipton District, (252)
• Shock, Elephant Killed by, (65)
• Society of Electro-Chemists and Metallurgists, Foundation of a, (118)
• Supply Company, Marylebone, and the Metropolitan, (338)
• Sopply, S. Wales, (266)
• Switzerland, Power Development in, (194)
• Tachometer, (649)
• Toronto-Niagara Power Company's Applica¬tion to.tbe Ontario Parliament, (65)
• Traction in S. London, Technical Instruction io, (223)
• Transmission Line on Steel Towers, Mexican, (315)
• Water Power Development on the American and Canadian Sides of the Sault Ste. Marie, (40)
• Water-wheel, U.S., (390)
• Westinghouse Works, Manchester, Water Tower, 361, 364, 365
• Willesden Extensions, 363, 368, 396, 409
• Work on the Soulanges Canal, 38, 39

Electric Light:

• America, Supply and Renewal of Lamps Undertaken by the Companies in, (91)
• Arc Lamps, Open and Enclosed, Compared, (91)
• Batb, Accounts for 1902, (519); New Outlays and Reconstruction Work, (40) ; Offer made by the Electric Tramways Company, (241)
• Bilbao, (104)
• Buffalo and Boston, The Open and Enclosed Air Systems, (91)
• Chatham Dockyard, Installation of, (40)
• Cooper-Hewitt Lamp and Static Converter, Ilfracombe, (241)
• Improvement of Interior Lighting, (95)
• Incandescent Lamps Produced in America and Europe, (65)
• Incandescent Lamp as a Pyrometer, Use of, (65)
• Mercury Arc Lamp, Herr J. Stark’s Study of the Phenomena presented by the Mercury Vapour, (545)
• New Zealand, (659)
• New York City, (391)
• Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris, (496)
• Omnibus Fitted with, (144)
• Ordnance Department, Dover, Stores and Workshops, (545)
• Paramaribo, (418)
• Sheffield, (595)
• Southend-on-Sea, (391)
• Sydney, (302)
• Train Lighting, Kull System, (519)
• Tramway and Tramcar Lighting, Korea, (519)
• Tunbridge Wells, (595)

Electricity:

• Application of, for Driving Carriages in Towns, Colonel R. E. B. Crompton, 645
• Chatham Dockyard, Contemplated Use of, iD, (40)
• Generated by Water Power in Basque Provinces,
• Heinz’s Muffler for Converting Lost Heat from a Petrol Motor into, (519)
• Mines, Commission to Report on its Use in, (266)
• Mining, Use of, in, 454, 476, 490
• Niagara Falls Power House, 646, 617, 650
• Russian Commission to Consider the Question of Turning the Water Power of the Country to Account for Providing, (342)
• Substituted for Ar aesthetics for Operations on Teeth, (23)
• Supply from Double-current Generators, P. R. Wray, (24)
• Transmission and Distribution by Single-phase Alternating Current, Mr. E. W. Monkhouse, 646
• Use of, in Battleships, (391)
• Use of, in Mexico, More General, (144), (367)
• Works, Camden Town, Use of Oil Fuel, (144)
• Works, Manchester, Draft Report on Dr. Kennedy’s Statement, (241)
• Works, Mansfield Corporation, (621)
• Works, Salford, (519)
• Works, Number of German, (342)
• ELEPHANT Killed by Electrocution at Coney Island, (65)
• Elevators (Supplement, June 12 A, 1903)
• Ellis, Mr. A. Adcock, (443)
• Embankment Consolidate rs, 566
• Emigration to Canada, (342)
• Emsworth, Scheme of Drainage Gratuitously, 38,

Engineering:

• Esthetics, 98
• Agricultural (see Supplement, June Ylth, 1903) Apprenticeship in, Professor J. D. Cormack on, 611
• Association, American, 387
• Building University of Pennsylvania (586)
• Civil, 15
• College, Gwalior, (144)
• Colliery, in South Yorkshire, 1902, 214
• Conference, June, (292), 586 ; Visits, 610, 611, 615, 620, 627, 628, 629
• Electrical, 18
• Empiricism, in, 547
• Journal, Anglo-Russian, (284)
• Mechanical, 17
• Mechanical, of Modern Collieries, Mr. Bardill on, (204)
• Sanitary, 19
• Standards Committee, The, 366, 653
• Works, Removal of, and Creation of a Garden City, 501
• Workshops, Mr. H. S. Jackson on the, 151
• Works in the U.S., Premium System applied to, Mr. James Rowan on, 310, 325
• Engineers:
• Civil Engineer’s Career Limited, The, 659
• Coopers Hill, 345
• English, in Mexico, 501
• Future of Industrial, 322
• Naval Engineer Problem not Solved, (357)
• Physicist and the, 623
• Point of View, South Africa from an, 55,81,107, 133, 157,183,207, 231, 257, 281, 287, 305,316, 407, 461, 487
• Railway, Wanted for South Africa, 166
• Salary, Bombay, The Municipal, (144)
• Students in the Royal Navy, Names of Suc¬cessful Candidates at the Open Competitive Examination, (471)
• " Surface Construction,” New York City, (315)
• Training of, (273), 296, 318, 323, 338, 346, (349), 360, 366, 398, 423, 447, 451, 455, 461, 478, 498, 552
• Training of, Professor Dalby on, (338), 34’, 360, 366, 447, 455
• Training of Engineer Apprentices, Darlington Technical College, (471)
• Engines:
• Alcohol, 169, 474, 576, 602
• Ancient Compound Marine, 524
• Blowing, Galloways, Limited, 332, 333
• Chemical Fire, Merryweather and Sons, for Johannesburg, 298
• Compound Blowing, at Prior's Lee Blast Fur¬naces, Lilleshall Co. (Supplements, February 13(/< and March 20th), 174, 297
• Compound Gas, 296
• Compound Traction, for the Colonies, Chas. Burrell and Sons, 43
• Construction, Continental, 535, 561
• ' Design of Steam, 521
• “Dignity and Impudence," An Interesting Comparison, Mr. A. F. Yarrow, 166, 199
• Diminutive Working Model of an American, (241)
• Easton and Co., Limited, Professor J. A. Ewing’s Tests, 46
• Efficiency of Heat, 270
• Electric Winding r. Steam, (621)
• Finish of, 398
• Fire, Steam Motor, Leyland, (241)
• French Research on Alcohol Motors, Captain C. C. Longridge, 576
• Gas, Messrs. Crossley Brothers, Supplied to United States, (153)
• Messrs. Richardsons, Westgarth and Co., (328)
• Blowing for Lackawanna Steel Company, New York, (144)
• Compound, 222
• Device for Examining Cylinders of, whilst Running, (91)
• Engine Plant, Mexico, Large, (595), (658)
• German, 594
• Recent Developments in, Professor Hud¬son Beare on, (61)
• and some other Heat, Mr. J. W. Hall on, (267)
• Special Typo of, Vickers, Sons, and Maxim, (315)
• v. Steam, Mr. James Atkinson, 240 U.S., (353)
• High-speed, Details of Hoy’s, 124, 125
• Horizontal, 300 Horse-power, for Superheated
• Steam, 46; Easton and Co., Limited, 115 (Supplement, January 30tA. 1903) Horizontal High-power Gas, U.S., (353)
• Indicating High-speed Steam, A. Marshall Arter, 249
• Indicator, The McNaught, 311
• Internal Combustion r. Steam, (621)
• Internal Combustion, Mr. H. A. Humphrey, 627
• Knocking and Crosshead Pins, 211
• Ljungström Condenser as applied to Marine, Mr. W. Cross on, 346
• Marine, Messrs. W. Sisson and Co., Gloucester, i (556)
• Imported into Palestine, (471)
• Messrs. A. E. and H. Robinson, (531)
• and Pump, James P. Petter and Sons, Limited, 554
• Orient Pacific Liner Orontes, 5000 Horse-power Quadruple-expansion, Fairfield Company, Limited (Supplement, January 23rd, 1903)
• Petrol Motors for Bicycles, (47J)
• Petter Pumpiog, The, 554
• Pumping (Double-Compound Condensing) for Alexandria, Tangyes Limitïd, 89, 95
• Pumping for Hartlepool, (277)
• Samuel’s Steam Carriages, 602
• Steam-driven and Gas-driven Blowing, Mr. T. Westgarth on, 629
• Superheated Steam, 273
• Tests made by Professor J. A. Ewing, of Engine built by Easton and Co , Limited, 46,
• Tests of a Van den Kerchove Steam, 192
• Three-cylinder Compound, 5000 Horse power Sulzer Brothers (Supplement, April 24th, 1903)
• Traction, Road Roller and Crane Combined, Clayton and Shuttleworth, 6C0
• Traction, for the Transvaal, (144)
• Triple-expansion, for a Russian Power Station, Tosi and Co., 448, 419
• Triple-expansion Steam 13000 H.P.), Messrs. J. and H. McLaren, 812, 313
• Turbines, British Westinghouse Co., Trafford Park, (153)
• Two-stage Air-compressing, for South Africa, Messrs. Walker Bros., 168, 166
• Use of Re-heaters in Compound, Mr. Geo. H. Barrus on, 553
• Valve Gears, Mr. W. H. Bedford's Working . Models of, (216)
• Vertical Blowing, Galloways, Limited, 265, 268 “ Water Polish " in, and How it is Lost, (571) Whiting Double-sheaf Winding, 415
• ENGLISH and American Methods, 351, 899
• English Makers of Pottery Compete with 1 German, (65)
• Entropy, 84, 114, 122, 146, 149, 171, 172, 199
• Entropy, Rankine’s Thermodynamic Function and, 210
• Evan», Mr. J., Patent Stripper, at Cyfartbfa Works, (179)
• Evans and Lewis, Patent Tdter, at Cyfarthfa Works, (179)
• Ewing, Professor J. A., Tests made by, on an Engine, 46

Exhibitions.

• American International of 1904, 152, 161, 191
• Athens Royal International, (168)
• Automobile, Crystal Palace, (27), (65), 140, 160
• Buenos Aires Agricultural Show, Exhibits In¬vited, (168), (282)
• Building Trades International, (595)
• Canadian National, (496)
• Capetown Industrial, 1903-4, (515)
• Colliery, (73), 333
• Commerce, Manufactures, Agriculture, Fine Arts, and Hygiene, Athens, (118)
• Crystal Palace Motor Car Show, (27), (65), 140, 160, 212, 261
• Engineering and Machinery, Crystal Palace, (65)
• Fire, at Earl’s Court, (100), (252), 477
• Grocery, Provision, Oil and Italian Warehouse,;
• and Allied Trades’ Annual International, ' Safety Limp Competition at, (418)
• Liege, International, (367)
• Limoges, International. (267)
• Milan, International, 1905, Representation of Simplon Tonne), (292)
• Motor Car, Agricultural Hall, Islington, (292)
• Nottingham, 320, (391)
• Osaka, The Fifth National Industrial, 492
• Paris of 1900, M. Pickard’s Report on, (218)
• Rheims, Industrial and International, (267)
• Russian, Agricultural, (204) '
• St. Louis, 152, 161, 191, 446, (484). (527), 602
• Sanitary Institute’s, at Bradford, (118)
• Stanley Motor Car Show, The, 87
• Expansion, Separation, and Compression of ; Wet Steam, R. H. Smith, 535

Explosives:

• Cartridge for Coal Mining in use in Pennsylvania, (85)
• Kohl Torpedo Factory, Cleveland, Ohio, Destroyed, (471)
• Nitro-glycerine, Dangers of, Major A. Cooper- Key’s Report on, 401
• Projectiles, Capped and Uncapped, 23, 72, 197
• Projectiles, Manufacture and Efficiency of, D. Carnegie, 201
• Safety Blasting Powder, (376)
• Torpedoes. The Latest Invention, 214
• Torpedo, The New, J. F. Crease on, 12
• Torpedo Practice in the Navy, New Departure, (40)
• U.S. Naval Defence Mines, (471)

F

• FACTORIES, Country, 422
• Factories Registered in South Australia, (24)
• Factories, Ventilation of, 37
• Ferro-concrete Piles, 612
• Files, British v. American, (471)
• File-cutting, Draft Regulations Affecting, (168)
• File-cutting Industry, Home-office Inquiry into, (342)
• File Cutting Industry, Sheffield, (266), (301)
• Fire Apparatus, German, (443)
• Fire-arms, The New Service Rifle, (649)
• Fire Brigades Council, Meeting of the Inter¬national, (428)
• Fire Insurance Rates in Brooklyn, (13)
• Fire Insurance, Step taken by the Eureka Fire Huss Company, of Jersey City, N.J., (168)
• Fire Prevention Committee, The British, (458)
• Fire Prevention Congress, International, 544
• Flax, Italian, (267)
• Floods in Yorkshire, (315)
• Flame, The Longest in the World, and its Capacity, (118)
• Fly-wheels, Heavy, 12
• Food Inspection in the Docks and in the River, t (621)
• Foreign v. English Goods, 199, 248
• Fothergill, Mr., (662)
• Foundry Industry in the United States, Future of the, 426
• Foundry Irons, Mr. W. G. Scott on, (251)
• Fowler, Mr. Colin P., (129)
• France, Public Works in, (653)
• Freezing Process for Tunnelling, The, (504)
• French Nava) Programme, 170
• Flicker Maximum Demand Indicator, The, 479
• Friction and Lubrication, J. Stormontb, 631
• Fuel, Patent, Ordered by the Admiralty for Experimental Purposes, (545)
• Fulham Baths, Fatalities at, 42 Furnaces in Blast, in France, (315)
• Furnaces, Blast—see Blast Furnaces
• Furnace, Open-hearth, Lieut.-Col. Cubillo, 512
• Furnaces, Ore-roasting, United States, (482)
• Furnace Plants, Output Records of Modern ' American Blast, (241)
• Furnace Top, On a New, Mr. Axel Sahhn, 512

G

Gas:

• Acetylene, Absorbed, 112
• Blast Furnace, Utilisation of, for Working Gas 1 Engines, (65)
• Consumption goes on Increasing, (65)
• Edinburgh and Leith New Gasworks, 152
• Lighting, 398
• Maios and Pipes, Corrosion of, by Electric Currents, (40)
• Manufacture and Use of Producer, Mr. J. Lowe, (351)
• Mond Gas, Staffordshire Power Distribution Scheme, Activity at Dudley Port, (178)
• Natural, in Ontario, (545)
• Penny-in-the-Slot Meter Robberies, (315)
• Pilot Lighting for Incandescent Cluster Borners, Mr. W. Hal), (129)
• Power Gas Bill, The, (545)
• Producer, and Compound Gas Engines, Mr. G. C. Douglas, 197
• Separation of, by Centrifugal Action at Turin, (418)
• Supply, 2)
• Water as a Poison, 245
• Works, Edinburgh, New, (252)
• GATLING, Mr. R. Jordan, (241)
• Gear, Right-angle Transmission, 265
• Geometrical Problem, 248, 293, 322, 399, 421
• German Depression in Trade and Industry, (443)
• Export Trade, (443)
• Machine Industry, 120
• Prosperity, 69
• Syndicate Inquiry, 41
• Germany’s Industrial Condition, Improvement (267)
• Germany, Transformation from Agriculture to Industry io, (571)
• Girders, Rolled Steel, 209
• Glaisber, Mr. James, (168)
• Glasgow, Cleansing of, (239)
• Glasgow and West of Scotland Technical College, 523
• Glass Bottle, Largest ever Blown, (571)
• Gold in Australia, (418)
• Cost of Winning, in South Africa, (496)
• Experts from Mexico, 1900, 1901, (144)
• Mines, The World’s, Mr. B. H. Broughton, 178
• Mining Machinery on the Rand, 629
• Output, Rand, (515)
• Production of the World, Total, frem Titre cf Columbus to 1900, (571)
• Quartz. Bellary District, India, (649)
• Reef, Tomsk, Russia, (649)
• Goodspeed, Professor : His Discovery that Rays from the Human Body possess Photograph c Potency, (519)
• Governors, Woodward Water Wheel, (378)
• Granite Setts, 199
• Graphite for Lubricating Automobiles, Use of, (194)
• Great Salt Lake, Fall of the Level, (571)
• Greenwich Time-ball, The, (595)
• Griffith, Mr. V. R., (180)
• Grinding Machine and its Possibilities, Ths, Mr. H. Darbysbire on, 299
• Grinding Machine and some Tools, by H. Derby¬shire, 305, 358
• Grindstone, Bunting of, at Sheffield, (144

Harbours and Waterways:

• 1902, 1
• Belfast, Mr. G. F. L. Giles on, 656
• Buffalo Breakwater, 515, 516, 517
• Cadiz, (621)
• Clyde Trust Revenue and River Improvements, 46
• Dover Harbour Works. 610, 615, 613, 648
• Dover, The National Harbour at; The Island Breakwater, 201
• Durban Harbour Works, 407, 417
• Gibraltar, Eastern Harbour and Docks, (218)
• Keeling Harbour Works, Formosa, Stopped for Want of Fands, (241)
• London, Port of. Sir H. de le Marchant on, 74
• Medway, Dredging Operations, (315)
• Naples, Slow Progress of Work, (144)
• Newport Harbour Trust, (506)
• Newport and South America, (88)
• Norwich to be Made a Port, (118)
• Portland, U.S.A., (555)
• St. John's Port, South Africa, (515)
• Saldanha Bay Harbour, South Africa, (659)
• San Diego, Harbour Improvements, (595)
• Schemes, Japan, New, (556)
• Seine, Merchandise Traffic on, (471)
• Southampton Harbour, Operations, (443)
• Swansea and Newport, Revenues, (51)
• Thames and Lea, The Rivers, 196
• Trieste, New Harbour, (571)
• Vicksburg, United States, Re-openinz tl e Port, (390)
• Weirs in India, Notes on, 562
• HARROGATE Sewage Treatment, (91)
• Harvesters, Australian, for Buenos Ayres, (471)
• Hawksbee’8 Law, Mr. C. L. Barnes' Experiments Depending on, (13)
• Head, Wrightson and Co., Limited, Directors’ Report, (661)
• Hills ». Colonial Government, South Africa, (374)
• Honduras, Wagon Road Built by Governor nt, (91)
• Hook, New Safety, Smith Patent Safety Hcok Company, 49
• Hoist, Pneumatic, (555)
• Horse-rake (Supplement, June 12th, 1903)
• Horses, Sale of County Council’s Tramcar, (496)
• Hull and Barnsley Railway and Dock Company,
• Hydraulic Injector Hydrants under the Foot¬paths, Mr. L. H. Lewis), Plan for, (77)
• Hydraulic Machinery, Tangyes Limited, East London Waterworks Company, (660) Hydrology, United States, (367)
• Hygiene Congress at Brussels, 657, (662)
• Hygiene and Demography, Eleventh Inter¬national Congress of, (115)
• Hypochlorite of Soda Generator, Mr. G. J. Atkins, 174
• Hysteresis in Magnetic Cycles, Energy Lost by,

I

• ICE JAM at Niagara, (315)
• Immigration Restriction in Australia, (228)
• India-rubber, Government Specifications for, 10
• Indicator, The Flicker, Maximum Demand, 479
• Indigo Area in Bengal, 1903, (144)
• Indus, Level of the River, (571)
• Injectors, Holden and Brooke, Limited, (377)

Institute, Aeronautical:

• Aerial Navigation: Past, Present, and Future. Mr. E. Mote, 95
• Balkon, Navigable, Captain Callaway on bis, (527)
• Balloon Propulsion, An Original Method of Dr. T. D. Cooke, 95
• Kite or Flying Machine, Improved, Messrs. Taresal, Poheim and Simko, (228)
• Novel Method of Navigating the Air, Mr. W. J. Griffiths, (228)
• Stringfellow Flying Machine, Mr. C. H. M. A. Alderson, (451)

Institute, Cycle Engineers:

• Wall-card Containing Table of Screw Threads Adopted as Standards for the Cycle Trade, (65)
• Institute, Imperial:
• Management of, (9)

Institute, Iron and Steel:

• Axles, Hollow Pressed, Mr. Camille Mercader, 511
• Blast Furnace Top, On a New, Mr. Axel Sahlin, 512
• Comentation of Iron by Silicon, Note on the Alleged, Mr. J. E. Stead, 511
• Electric Furnace in Metallurgy, On the Appli¬cation of, Mr. Albert Keller, 511
• Flue Dust, Effect of, upon the Thermal Efficiency of Hot Blast Stoves, Mr. B. 11. Thwaite, 512
• Open-hearth Furnace, On the, Lieut.-Col. Cubillo, 511
• Open-hearth Process, Development of the Con¬tinuous, Mr. Benjamin Talbot, 488
• Portland Cement Manufactured from Blast Furnace Slag, Ritter von Schwarz, 512, 529
• Presidential Address on Profit Sharing, Mr. Andrew Carnegie, 487, 497, 503
• Programme of Annual Meeting, (400)
• Steel, On the Influence of Sulphur and Manga ganese on, Professor J. O. Arnold and Mr. G. B. Waterhouse, 511
• Sussex Cast Iron, Analysis of a Specimen of, Professor Turner, 511

Institute of Marine Engineers:

• Annual Meeting, 428
• Programme of Papers to be Road, 152 Voyages of the Icebreaker Ermack, Mr. A.
• Gulston, 152

Institute of Mining Engineers, Ameri¬can:

• Accidents due to Combustion within Air Com¬pressors, Mr. A. R. Ledoux, 475
• Castings, Calculations of the Weight of, with the Aid of the Planimeter, Mr. C. M. Schwerin, 659
• Steel Works at Monterey, Mexico, Mr. William White on, 401

Institute of Mining and Mechanical Engineers, North of England:

• Geology of the English Like District, Mr. J. Postlethwaite, 638
• Granite Quarrying, Sett Making and Crushing, and Manufacture of Concrete Flags and Granite Tiles, Mr. George H. Bragg, 638
• Gypsum of the Eden Valley, Mr. David Burns,
• Visit to St. Helens Colliery and Brickworks Company, near Workington, 638
• Institution, Newsvendors’ Benevolent and Provident:
• Sixty-fourth Annual General Meeting, (151)

Institute, Sanitary:

• Annual Dinner, (288)
• June Arrangements, (543)
• Twenty-first Congress, (266)

Institute of Sanitary Engineers:

• Forthcoming Meeting», (204)
• Institute, Staffordshire Iron and Steel:
• Eagines, on Gas and some other Heat, Mr. J. W. Hall on, (267)
• Rolling Mill, The Modern Continuous, Mr. Axel Sahlin, 327

Institution of Civil Engineers:

• American Locomotive Practice, P. J. Cowan, 401
• American Railway Organisation and Adminis¬tration of, Lieutenant-Colonel Yorke, 640
• Annual Dinner, 288
• Apprenticeship in Engineering, Professor J. D. Cormack, 641
• Armour-piercing Projectiles, Manufacture and Efficiency of, David Carnegie, 201
• Assimilation of Railway Practice as regards
• Loads on Bridges up to 200ft. Span, Mr. A. Ross, Section I., 616
• Automatic Signalling, Mr. W. J. Cudworth, Section I., 617
• Awards for Last Session, (458)
• Blast Furnaces, Equalising the Temperature of the Blast for, Mr. J. H. Harrison, Section IV., 629
• Coal Cutters, Percussive, Sir Thomas Wrightson and Mr. John Morison, Section IV., 628
• Conference, June, (292), 586, 588, 591, 592, 610 611, 615, 616, 617, 618, 620, 627, 628, 629 630
• Conversaziones, (612)
• Design of Permanent Way and Locomotives for High Speeds, Mr. J. C. Inglis, Section, 616
• Dredging in New South Wales, Mr. C. W. Darley, Section II., 617
• Dredging, with Special Reference to Rotary Cutters, Mr. J. H. Apjobn, Section II., 618
• Drilled v. Punched Rivet Holes in the Hulls of Ships, Mr. A. F. Yarrow, 644
• Election of Members, (458)
• Electric Automobiles, Mr. H. F. Joel, (118), 151
• Electricity, Application of to Driving Carriages in Towns, Col. R. E. B. Crompton, 645
• Engineering Conference, 1903, (292)
• Presidential Address, Mr. J. C. Hawkshaw, 616
• Section I.. Railway Engineering Papers Read. 615-617
• Section IL, Dredging and Harbour Works. 617-620
• Section III., Cranosand Gas Eagines,620—628 ; Internal Combustion Engines for Driving Dynamos, H. A. Humphrey, 627
• Section III., Petrol Motors for Locomotion, Use of, Mons. E. Sauvage, 611
• Section III., Speeds of Overhead and other Cranes as a Factor in Economical Handling of Material in Working, Mr. A. P. Head, 620
• Section IV., Gold Minipg Machinery on the Rand, Recent Improvements iD, Mr. A. E. T. Leeds. 629
• Section IV.. Mining and Metallurgy, 628 —630
• Section IV., Steam-driven and Gas-driven Blowing Engines, Mr. Tom Westgartb, 629
• Section V., Screw Shafts, Mr. John List, 614
• Section VII., Telegraphy, 630
• Section VII., Telegraphy, Wireless, Mr. E. A. N. Pochin, 630
• Section VII., Transmission and Distribution by Single-phase Alternating Current, Sir. E. W. Monkbouse, 616
• Visits, Chiswick Power House, 565—569; Staines Reservoirs, 586 588, 593 ; Great Eastern Works, Stratford, 588-591, 592 ; Dover Harbour Works, 610, 615 ; Yarrow and Co.’s Works, Poplar, 611, 626
• Foreshore Protection and Travel of Beaches, Mr. W. T. Douglas, Section II., 618
• James Forrest Leoture, The, Mr. W. H. Maw, 611, 623
• Gauges and Standards as Affecting Shop and Manufacturing Administration, Mr. H. J. T. Marshall, Section III., 628
• Glasgow Association of Students —
• Electric Driving of Machinery, Mr. A. Arthur, (245)
• Indicating High-speed Steam Engines, A. Marshall Arter, 249
• Manufacture and Use of Producer Gas, Mr. J. Lowe, 351
• Standard Steel Sections, Mr. A. C. Walker, 282
• Metals, Decay of, J. T. Milton and W. J. Larke, 455
• Students’ Annual Dinner, (614)
• Water-tube Boilers, Mr. W. Foulis, Jun., 204
• Students’ Meeting: —
• Bacterial Sewage Works at Asb, Dover, Mr. H. S. Watson, 455
• E'ectricity Supply from Double-current Gene¬rators, P. R Wray, 24
• Examination Results, 346
• Motor-driven Printing Machines, Advantages of, Mr. J. D. Morgan, 346
• Relative Advantages of Single, Twin, and Triple Screws for Marine Propulsion, Mr. E. Falk, (245)
• Students, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Association of. (99), (165), (512)
• Subway Lines, Relative Advantages of Over¬head, Deep Level, and Shallow, Mr. S. B. Cottrell, 640

Institution of Electrical Engineers:

• Concert at the Albert Hall, (630)
• Constitution of Matter, Sir Oliver Lodge, 152
• Conversazione, (479)
• List of Members and Associate Members to fill Vacancies on the Council, 201
• Manchester Section, Report, (662)
• New Address of Library and Offices, (292)
• Visit to the Continent, 240
• Visit to Ocker Hill Works. (532)
• Visit to United States, (f 95)

Institution, Electrical, Standardising', Testing-, and Training:

• Awards, (91)

Institution of Engineers, Cleveland:

• Engineering Works in the U.S., Mr. H. S. Jackson, 151

Institution of Engineers, Junior:

• Boilers, Modern Marine, J. M. Rounthwaite. 44
• Calorimetry of Gaseous and Liquid Fuels, Mr. 1 W. G. Wernham, 173
• Conversazione, (370)
• Design, The Effect of, on Methods of Construction from a Contractor’s Point of View, Mr. It. W. Newman, 578
• Electric Motors for Factory Work, Notes on Use and Maintenance of, Mr. W. T. George. 276 ’
• Evaporative Trials of one of the Water-tube Boilers for the Chilian Battleship Constitucion, Mr. H. E. Yarrow, 399
• Greasy Water, Condensation of, as Boiler Feed. Mr. Wm. Paterson, (399)
• Planimeter Explained Simply without Mathe¬matics. W. J. Tennant, 75
• Visit to Messrs. John Bennett, Lawes and Co.'s Atlas Works, (653) to the East Greenwich Works of the South Metropolitan Gas Company, 226
• to Messrs. Spiers and Pond’s Liundries. &c., (646)
• to the Electricity Works, Shoreditch, 128
• to the Staines Reservoirs Communication Works of the New River Company (571)

Institution of Engineers and Ship¬builders In Scotland:

• Da Laval Steam Turbine, Prof. W. H. Watkin- son, (420)

Institution of Engineers and Ship¬builders, N.E. Coast:

• Closing Business of Nineteenth Session: Elec¬tion of Committee, (527)

Institution of Gas Engineers:

• Annual General Meeting, 567, 591
• Candles and Calories, Prof. V. B. Lewes, 624
• Introduction of Wator Gas into the Retorts during the Carbonisation of the Coal at the Tipton Gasworks, Mr. S. 0. Stephenson, 624
• Photometry and Testing, Mr. W. Grafton, 624
• Registration of, (11)
• “ Selas ” System of Intensified Lighting, Mr. F. I). Marshall, 624
• Sulphate of Ammonia, Mr. J. Ballantyne, 624
• Unproductive Capital and its Relation to Re¬newals Mr. H. Valow, 624