The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-13
NngLEY'S ruZALE,
an sIh.biti0n That Delighted stock
huldar. und Astonished Skeptlcs.

An srh.bItiOn That Delighted stock
huldar, und -stonished SkePtl"s.
John ~. kceley gave another "Shibi-
ton yesterday Of tho progress he has at
timed in tho development and practs-
cal utilization of yibratory forces by
series of highly increasing experiments
The inventor succeeded in thoroughly
nlysllying tho wisest among com HHs
ot exceptionally Intelligent men,
sir. kecioy performed one eNnef'"''A'
hat was nov and significant. The mSa-
teri0us generator, In which the inEcnl"r
claim. % produce his ethurlc NAprr ~
Tho disintesrstiOn OF water, appeared
for tho hgSt time perfectly lMNH'A1tl
from all IL, surroundings, Ihn uri
plato anon which Il rests hHI Nrob il!tNu
bodily from thc floor and placed upon q
mir nr iron rollers, IN which ar. keo-
,ry moved mo whG.r mach ace back and
forth So freely ~ to diaproVe tbs aiieSa-
ton o. skoptiuel theorists
VINO have usinthluci thai
thu curious inNtrUmen, was con-
ucrted with some motive power located
clSuW here. When All the rOldicra, pro-
lessons aud doctors bad pOked canes
uuucr the generator and scrutiui2od its
mechanism TO their hearts content hlr.
Kelley proved by blowing through, 1t
that il Was perfectly empty. Then no
boldly took several swallows OF SChuYl-
kill water INtO his mouth - The horror
Of br. CrcS,or, tho chemist, GrNN!lns
rujrCr tubn connected with The siudll
sJSuu piug vi the generator, hr. heo!ay
injected hp ScauyIkill water from his
mouth into tho machine, aud DR.. Cres-
son appeared ro !cred. luo inventor
turned several sLUlcuCks; made what no
calls an expulsion Of water And an-
nOuueuu thai the generator was charged
Tor the entire work OF the Afternoon.
.y.Lh turn Of the wrist, Mr. Kelley
next made an expulsion INTO strong
lube OF drawn copper, which impinScu
upon the lover end OF une-!nch piston
act in strong cylinder. n heavily
weighted lover, win Il multiplication OF
IL TO |, pressed upun the head Of the pts-
ION. There was Is uumonLarN rush ike
tho sound of escaping stSain, ana the To-
yer wiJu ITS pUndarDus weight jumped
rs though Hercules himself had struck
1t. ~ Lutte calculation made by Mr.. Da-
via proved that tho turn of the inven-
tors wrist had evolved and spplied
dynamic or elastic force,
showing All energy of from 10,
OOO to $1,000 pounds to the square inch.
Then MIR. Collier ana Lieutenant Halen-
ski climbed upon tho end of the ponder
GUS bar and added their Weight 70 tha
lever burden. Mr. heeIe gave the
piston tLblItI 20 oili ga.
and lieutenant were SUD" sNi' pig 49,
among the rstter5 OF tho 10" gai.ils
lam quito cOuyiac4t JH>t tn"g" is
bower there" said la LCuivuGNi, Hs Pc
knocked the deu.r out 81 iIs h@o At'
brushed the eObTeLs from hiS rua'H a.,
and SOatee.
Tho inventor laugh.G, took aun.aor
copper CuDe III his c1l'uuHad 1LSsrs
anu CONNECTED the gone "tas' IN tue
{ I
greatiy improved since iL' at exhibit
uiOn TWO weeks ago. Nr. BOcCkeI
| keeiey's Ioutonic i5anGh Pan2a, has
transferred il into brOCChlOater and
! turned il about right onu foremost upon
/ It's carriage, 1t is now Il very respecta-
| bic, though diminutINe piece OF Ord-
nance. Captain Michaelis, the ordnance
expert, &diustod his eye Ei2sseS crltl-
| calty and pronounced the gun an excel
lent modei. Then he and his
f,lluw officers discreetly sought re-
tuge behind tho gigantic resOnatOrS OF
Mr.. i<eeiey's big ODgino and watched
the firing a. they lay IN ambush. SeV-
srdi lcGGou shots were driven lhrOngn q
pair OF Ctree incn hemiOck piankS placed
a loot apart, each bali driving clean
mole ami Il listening out against steel
pla.e behind the wooden targets
No one asked him to tu.n it on again
aud he closed the eNhiDitlUn with very
pretty experiment. A hollow sphere OF
BRASS, the Inturipr Of which was fitted
with vlOrAtorS and resou@tors, was so
placed as 10 permit is free rotation upon
an irOa axis. The frame supporting the
axis was insulated on all sides by glass
plates.
one eud Of the axis touched piece of
plate glass nearly an inch thick. From
the OTHER surface of the glass plate athin
steel rod extendsi ten feot or more
across the table. Placing himself at the
further end of the rod, MIR Kelley took
two large tuning forks, a resembling
copper plate and q violin bow. With
these he produced u succession OF aonO-
rOus waves.
The instant he struck the chord in
harmony with the vibrators within the
brass shell the vibratOry waves were
transmitted through tho steel rod and
the plate glass. The axis and the sphere
upon IL Immediately began to rotate
slowly and then more rapidly. BY sim
ply striking the rosounding plate Mr..
Kelley varied the rotary speed OF the
sphere or stopped It's motion At will
al will give any man thousand dol
lars" said Mr.. Kelley, "who can pro
duce ii rotary motive power such as
h we obtained simply by the utilization
OF sonOrOuS waves acting upon sphere
completely insulated "
Cant Michaelis and others, who bad
read the recent articles in the Scientific
American, express their qualification
aud said they were convinced that these
results, however, obtained, were not
produced by compressed air. Phlladel-
phia Times.