Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-05-27
KEELY'S MOTOR GOES.
Tho Inventor Stores the Force In
Slight Sounds and Makes
IL Work.
fhe Ens'nei put Together and .et in op.
Grafton before a Score of scicnti.t-
and Others.

PHuADnLrniA, May "a A successful tcs,
Of the Keely motor was made SATURDAY. hy
John W. kcely, the inventor, i'm the pres
once OF n score OF scientists. capitalists and
Others who were entirely unconncctcd with
the kcciy Company. The machine with
which Is generated the power OF enormous
energy, which he controls lay disScctcd on
a pedestal, aud the bed OF n lathe on which
had been erected mo. 81 lever. Mr..
keely announced that he had taken apart
the "hbcrator,' as he denominatcd his
machine, In order that those present might
see h'm build it mp, unconnccted with any
oth"r machinery except that for which
u would be the motive power. When
he had finished IL was machine
circular IN form, standing two feet high.
WelShing about scvcnty-fivc pounds of
winch the striking parts seemed TO bc N cir
cuIa,, metallic, resonant disc, banging sus-
pcnocd over a circular bed around yShose
cnge ana connected Herewith we're Inrye.
siNch tuning forks Surmountipg IN all
was a sphere, which was announced To hold
Rll' whose outlet was controlled bv n
80 CIV valve. Mr. Keely dipped into his
se'retso far as 20 say that the bower which
ne was 70 invoke was an intcraiomic etheric
i9ice, which permcnted the atmosphere
inls Ne proposed To liberatc and store M
IN 'rcsonntingn tubes by means Of The AZ
brations caused by striking Tho disc ,,ith
hammer, tipped with rubber and
urawmg bow across the tuning
forks The intricacics OF the mechanism,
anu 'ne now OF the liberation, Mr.. Keely
h'pt 10 himseli, with the promise 10 make
them known TO the world when he shall
nave taken out his patent The Spherc ON
the top OF the itbcrRtor was connected with
steer rcsonating tube, by means of a
hfawn copper tube, with an apcrture of
onc-cighth OF an inch The resonatinu tuhe
was ABOUT y inclfes long and ~ in circum.
ference, with "a three Inch bore aud N On.
bacity oi two pints. The violin bow was
u,awh across the tuning forks, the disc
was hammered, and the valve az the end of
tne Icsonating tube was opened A pun
Vi Whltc Vnpor, accompanied by n kissing
sound announced that the inventor had
lnue connections. The resonating tube
was then connected by another eight- inch
copper tube with cylinder contnining oil
Whlch was connected with another ,,y inder
IN winch moved piston with one half
squsrs men OF surface. The oil was In
tended 10 prevent the crystn Iizntion az tho
steel ~ the piston. which would follnyx
me sudden imphrting of the force" upon
~ Inc pressure was transmitted through
the OH, Tho piston was connected with an
arm at n point so near the fulcrum "a to
represent u leverage OF 10 To / N was am.
bounced That " required pressure OF
LOU pounds 10 the square inch to raise the
naked lover. Connections was made. and
, .le i"Nei new up Weights of III. NJ and
= pounds were placed at the end These
We're raised with equal cnse briet
msthem"tical calculation will show that
thls represented a pressure OF 1.4SO pounds
10 Tue square inch. These weights were re
moved and In their stead a solid iron hall
weighing $50 pounds was raised by puIleya
INTO place on the lever. The holt and iron
loop ~ which ~ was held in place repre,
sented pounds additional la 10 seconds
including all manipulations OF the liberia.
Tor the power to raise this was generated
The expert mathematician will show Tint
thls meant pressure Of 1890 pounds 10
the square inch