The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-11

so that should accidents occur, as they have
in the past, no time will be required
to make another machine Six months
would be required for the con-
struction, because the engines have 70
be made Of immense strength in order to
Withstand the pressure OF the vaporic force.
There is no plant to build such machines:
all the work having to be special Yet l
am sure they could be finished inside the
time specified,
For long time" Mr.. Keely continued,
"the Motor Company has not given mo any
money to pay for work or experiments, and
| have raised and expended 100000 con
tributed by personal friends, whom | will
not desert, and intend to see repaid. II il
were not for their sake / would leave the
city now, not to return for an lndeii lite
time. Since went upon my vacation trir
last summer have raised and spent Sl5,00C
upon the vaporic engine. Is it just
that l should be compelled to do
things ike this = Why, | have no stock in
the Keely company. They own everything.
II am to obtain any benefit from my in-
veutive labors, it must be by some kind Of
an agreem7nt VITA the cOmpany's stock
| holders to be made hereafter. So far as
Taylor's suit is concerned am not Worried.
| That doesn't amount to a row of pins.
| And the inventor snapped his muscular
fingers TO show the trihing estimation in
which he held the legal complexities caused
by tue ac5iOn of the last nam0d geltleAlan
| did not wonder that Mr. Keely was ex-
cited, for he is a man of nervous tempera-
ment, and has had many hard knock of
late. | have seen him during exhibitions of
his motor" in his unpretending little shop
SO abs prbed in the levers and cogs and
wheels Of the machine-when it was motion
less-that he did not hear questions. have
seen him again, while that same machine or
"engine" was in motion, darting from the
'resonatorn to the ''liberator, y and thence to
the flying wheel in the centre of the shop as if
electrified, willie the whole place shook I'M
der the engines speed. He is q man who
has been bitterly, ironically written up"
in papers all over the country, and right or
wrong il is no wonder that john Worrell
Keely is now nettled at legal proceedings
and is ready TO veaemently assert his de-
termination to fight his opponents to the
end
If it were not for these legal troubles |
should now be out Of the city" said Mr..
Keelv, exhibiting my vibratory crusher."
Your vloratory cruSherp
Yes
81 never heard of it,
And YETI said Mr.. Kee!y, ''it Is fact"
He then proceeded to give me an account
of the 'crusher," nhich, he claims, is oper-
ated by the dis:ntegration of air mo ecules
separated by vibration. AS its name indi-
Gates, 1t IS an apparatus for crushing pre-
clous ores. and MIR. Keely declares that Its
results infinitely surpaSs those of any ore
reducing machine in existence. The mere
crushing operation is much the same
as in other machines of the kind, the diff
ference being according to the inventor in
the application and intensity of the power.
| know that in some things Mr.. Keely is
oversanguine. and | was not surprised to
10 his Migratory crusher," which has been
1t was the inventors intention to go t.
California this summer and form u COM
pany there for the purpose of building and
operating 20 eral OF these machines.
From subsequent talk with Mr.. Kelly
am satisfied that he considers that the next
few months will settle the fate of his
"vibratory-vaporic engine The courts
rave commanded him to disclose his So
crets to trusUy experts and their mandates
must be obeyed. For long ears this
strange man has toiled with his own hands
at the motor whnt bears his name, which
he guards so jeaiOusly aud from which
so much has been expected. l be-
lieve to-day, as many of the most earnest
engineers In the United States believe, that
keely mas discovered a new force of extra
ordinary power, and applicable to CONNER
cial uses only under new conditions.
Whether he will be able to make those con
dltionS operative il, it seems to me, the
question which will decide the fate of his
''vibratory-vaporic engine"
am sure that ne himself thinks he will,