The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-10-08
Eisss-asaAa. in coun,sl.

Il dSast thisk It vas gong se be such an
extensive display, said Thomas A. EaiSca at
The Electrical EHhibitiea last evenins, s'er l
should have arsspSs& tor larger exhibit.
These are enly scees thiags &c tsine that they
had elsan snd there are still two Os three easss
70 sepssk"
'Are yea satisfied wi,A yoer sshiti,s" he
was asked,
"Yss. pretty vslls bet if had been able to
ssperiRlend Il uyself perhaps 1 ecrli havei
sect scne thiags that have uever been sseo.
go yea expset 70 rsedees anything very
rev this winterS"
''Ysss as scOn as I ges to the labcvatery again
am gcias to work On several new tbiuss.
For scEe tine past attempts have been made
10 prove that Vaeuuns IS a svcd conductor 81
electricity. l have proved L. Nyins,rusiest
will be Perfected this winter Of course Il a
oaly scisnakc fact and IS YET 1 hsvs no, sp-
Piled 1t to anything l have two o. thtee Ices
ractive machines a. Mealo Park. Que q the-s
Is aha, seven hundred horse power. Thew
are al apart however. and didn'i have lime
CT irclinaticu 10 pct them together. Haven't
been Doing work On any.hies much bat light.
ElecIric lighting IS What Is mcs;ly wanted just
ROW.
rUE LIGHT or pHE rvrVRs.
'Tbe electric light is the light Of The fa,ure.
without, doubt. Electricity IS Simply vithcui
bcund-ve can't get to Ike end Of IT, L viii
~ used fer everything. have nov an sppa-
rasus by which 1 can prcduec electricity direci
frcE coal, bu. It = ros We. perfect l should
have shown Il here, cnly l. makes such muss,
ard besides = Is rather dargero1s expert
ms1s, as It IS aps 10 explode sometimes
fhe first newspaper ever printed by electro
motive power was produced yesterday, Sept.
18th. Four Thousand copies Of the ELsc'rie-il
Uord were struck Of and the business man
assr Of the paper SAYS he viii continue to print
every day during the run Of the exhibition.
The press RUS very easily and the sleetrc-dy-
n1mic force Is perfectly successful.
The Exhibition was lighted in the evening
and all the machinery was AZ NoyS The
pretty clsarecI in Edward Wss;ou's exhibit
attracted numerous visitors aud The sounds Of
Roosevelt's great electric crgan SIled the vast
building. \ pretty d1ral Offering was laid On
The flower stall near the great fountain, with
the name "FOiserH beneath. The Board Of
Managers met IN one Of the committee MONS
and the weeks programme Ct lectures was
arranged. On Sept. l5th, a. p. M. George
Forbes, VI. A, T. Z. 5. E, Of London, will
begin 4 ehort course on "Dyuauo- Electric
Machinery. and On Sept. lSgh. AZ the same
hour, DR.. Rossitor W. Raymond, Secretary Of
the American Institute Of Ninigs Engineers,
would begin 4 course on The Divicing Rod
These lectures are free 70 all visitors 70 the
Exhibition and viii he continued until the close.
Future lectures were 70 be announced Is ar
ranged.
ELECTRICIANS ~ COSEERENcE-
The FIRST meeting Of the National Conference
OF EleclneiAns viii be held under the auspices
Of the United States Electrical Commission on
Monday, Sept. 18th, At ?. n, in the Lecture
Hall. The chair viii be taken by Professor
Simon Newcoule. Of the Nautical Almanac
Once, and the Introductory address on The
Present State OF Electricity will be delivered
BY Professor Henry \. Rowland, Of Johns
Hopkins University. Sir William Thomson,
the eminent English physicist, will follow with
short address, and announcement Of the pro-
gramms for the following day will then be
made. These meetings are open 10 the public,
/ although the discussions viii naturally be
limited to members Of the conference alone.
At i quarter before 10 las; evening Sept.
l2th, all the arc lights in the main buildiu.
were suddenly put cut. There was hurryin-
and scurrying and j few little shviII cries from
| ladies' alarmed at the unexpected darkness.
just as suddenly as the brish; glare had dis
| appeared the rays FROM powerful reflector on
the east gallery were projected Is the Thorn
sum-HousIou Company upon the great fouu-
| tain. At the same time the rays Of twelve
c0ucentric lenses were thrown on tie center
founs AMI twelve iery Jets played irom the
coping around the basin. Tie effect was lit
orally electric. Explanations Of delight
quickly took the place Of the cries Of fear aud
the large crowd OF visitors focked to the cen
ter Of the hall to look and wonder at the beau
| tiful sisht.-PhIrfs,ohiI inns.