The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-08-26
ItEELY'S GREAT SECRET.
Machinist IiocLel Snys Il is II Grcnt In.
ycntlDil In Theory.


vcntiDn In Theory.
fiIiLADELrnIA, August "5.-1nventor j..
W. kcely has not yet impaired TO the full
satisfaction OF Mr.. l,oekel tho true inward.
ness oil the mysterious motor, which has
absorbed few fortunes In its development.
Mr.. Boekcl said 10 reporter last night that
he had been spending rs much time as he
could spare for weeks past in Mr.. kecly's
workshop. any investigations thus far"
said Mr.. Boekel, "llave given mo u the.
orctical idea Of the invention. Mr.. Kccly
has chcrriully explained the workings Of
the motor, and Inns performed some wonder.
ful experimentswilli his engine. In theory
it seems TO be n great invention, but can
say frankly that have not yet got n tangi.
bic comprehension Of the invention as TO
practical results, nor do | expect to have
for n long tint. Before shall be fully satis.
fed Of the utility and practicablity Of the
motor want to be with Mr.. keely while
he is constructing the engine, and see
every piece OF iron put in It's place and IN
explanation OF its use. In order 10 be
thoroughly convinced OF its practical work.
inss l would desire TO be able to construct
n similar engine and put 1t in successful
operation.
"When will Mr. Keely commence the
construction Of this engine?" queried the
reporter.
Just rs soon rs the company gives him
the money!" replied Mr.. Boekel, with n
smile. she needs cash 10 do the work.
He says that the motor is now ready for
all practical purposes, and he is ready 10
build the engine, He claims that he does
not intend to make any further expert.
ments." r
would you on the strength Of the
knowledge you have obtained OF the motor,
advise your friends 10 invest more money"
"No; | would allow them 10 use their
own judgment. They could do as I did
when | bought keely motor stock. II the
motor proved Il success | made up my
mind to be satisfied, and II it was q failure
| intended to be satisfied anyhow
Counsellor Collier, the attorney for the
Kelly Motor Company, yesterday filed MIR.
Boekels report in the Prothonotary's
Office. 1t is, rs Mr.. Roekel said TO the re.
porter, simply report OF progress. The
report is as follows:
Court OF Common Pleas. The keely
Motor Company vs.. John w. keely. In
Equity. The undersigned, heretofore BY
the decree OF this Honorable Court ap.
pointed to receive from the defendant
above named the knowledge and iniorma-
ton by him in certain agreement dated
June ., 1852, agreed to be impaired rela.
tive TO certain invention designated in the
bill OF complaint, now comes and makes
known 10 the Court IS follows, to.wit: That
forthwith after such appointment he placed
himself in communication with the said
keely, and formally notified him OF such
appointmentand its acceptance, and OF his
readiness to receive such information as
he, said keely, might be able TO impair,
relative TO the subject involved; that there.
upon and from time TO time since the entry
OF such order the said keely has by elab
orate written communications, and by
diagrams or drawing OF his inventions
particularly that termed his generator.
impaired to the undersigned various fact.
bearing upon said idinrentions, the mechan
ical construction, and the principle Oh
mode OF operation thereof. all OF which, as
represented by said keelv, bear directly
upon and lie at the foundation OF his said
invention.
In view OF many carefully conducted ex
periments, which have been carefully
scrutinixed by your officer, and conducted
with apparatus with the construction o.
which he is familiar, he may, aud does, IN
hcsitatingly report TO the court as follows
J to-wit:
, First-That the defendant keely has dis
; covered n new force or motive power.
Second-That the force or substance
evolved by him throueht the instrumen,ality
Of his struc.ure-desigued by him under
the varying nomenclature OF "vapori,
force" "etheric iorce,' and approximat,
deslgnat!ons-possesses properties peculiar
to itself and wholly phenomenal In charao
ter, differing essentially in many particular:
from those Ofcompresseda air or other gases
and requiring special machinery for il.
proper utilization. r..
In view Of the facts last above stated i
may not appear unreasonable that the sub
ject, involving as il does the study and al
plication OF vibratory forces, is one requir
ing time, patience ami the closest attention
both on the part Of the Inventor and inyes
, tigator, 10 enable the one to perfect II.
utilization or the other to give such techni
cal descriptions thereof rs to meet tn,
} requirements OF the law as the condition o
Obtaining valid letters patent.
, While Mr.. keely, i'll the opinion OF thu
undersigned, has so fur perfected his in
, vention-bolil in the faGility OF generatin;
:. said force rs well rs in the direction OF util
r izng or applying the same for the propul
, sion OF machinery-as 10 cntitlc him I,
: letters patent, yet your officer does not a
the present time possess that intimate dc
c gree OF knowledge OF the entire subject [,
: make it eSpcdient in his Judgment to re
. commend 10 the Court that the Cour
! should now order such application to b.
| made Ms il prayed for in complainant
e bill; nor will he assume 80 TO advice Iii, q
! is believed, advice be within the scope O
4 his authority until from the information
: impaired 10 him by said Keely he is abl
8 without aid or assistance TO put togethe
the structure referred to and to reproduce
9 the results which have been produced
! herewith by said kee!y. F'-
S TO the end OF being placed In such posi-
|, ton your officer has requested in writin,
i OF said keely that certain line ofexperi
ments be conducted upon the said genera
Y tor under the personal and constant super
J. vision Of your Office which, when conGlu
y ded, will, in the opinion Of your Office
o place him in position to recommend to tn
courtthe directing Of applications for letter
: patent.
r Alloi which is respectfully submitted.
r WILLIAM BoEKEl.
= Free Thinkers Confention.
II WATKINS, n. Y, August o5.-Seven hus
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