The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-30

4 wonderful Inssnti'sn for
Transferring Pi~furss-
r~~rs,ss-.s 81 rs~ Machine 1hss -
10 aSsasasaD1sx~ Newspaper
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psesases Of the sesesst -aIssTan- : tlFzsss
r.rtxs -l.et.. taken frsssa instantaneous
sshotssgrapass. Transmitted y ssis
xrayss. an& reproduced ia ~ ssyaaiss1s
slshl4 SIX or saghs nozrz alter the
hassse
Tai. was the extraordinary qae--
slos ptss Ag T. ssEnsssssiss, chemist.
eseefSseaI rEpert and sssese.Sstsl IN
ventsr OF this civ. anJ il naturally
esfsssI tie geats@fsssI xis9 beard hsfH
20 open their eyes size in AsissFsish-
sseft-
Mr.. tsiso<hl8 sTsstses. 4 have not
suggested 50 iaspeSsssalitT. he ssid-
..inae.d. | have already rom pAssssf b
machine which viii 30 1t the very
thing / hare mentioned. ! have APP
tlss-i fer patent. and while IL COO
ssFtsetSon Il go some enssut . secret.
arr wlsIsHg 81 sis0w yea ti'e isssetsisie
in ap-rats IA.
Ia his l4fYsrsfs.-y afa3 experiment
ing rssefss ss4 West Ehlssy-fogrfn
street ser. a natnEpeT 81 sssciTsrai Eas-
chime ~ vas ioHs de~eFtpsAois-. ssrtat
c.,tg. If xiY. lay around on the Essor.
and on s4l,les acre rolls III No y
sire. a. tine a. the hair IF = woman :
head. Iss~s8sasnez. battery cups, gal
ysnasaet.Fs. electric ssI shss and
other apparatus lay shout ia seeIl-
fayie hsIsssssss-s confusion. ttB table
waS = fox ahous tw.niy inches square,
attached Ia wires on an essetTis hat
,~yy A 's4.sz!I-oarl or shelf pro-
5s-.ssf ou one side of the box
This - the maebin. that j. 81 fsvo-
lutlonlze newspaper Fsistoriai art. ct
f4sinei Nj e.inoelio. "lt - hlied
with cock work and operated by u
strong electric battery Its mate ~ at
the other esid oi thr liue. Nov you
can write IA signature or letter and II
{ viii transmit either. with the identical
characters formed Us your PEN. Bat
that would be nothing nes. Auto
3 teiegrag,llg has iseen known for fui y
ten wears. Bat this Niii carry oai the
/ ,elegrapilic idea 10 the fullest *
tent. loa can Wfife a. much a. YOU
7 pleast~- thousands 81 GoFslS u you Ike,
as new paper men AMI Others ire
qusntly have ~ do and tlals III Machine
will chen il up. that l.. transmit II as
Z fast as you write. Indeed, the VIII
( iuy can rs done on continuous roll,
aud when score of lines are written
/ the top 81 the roll can BE- tel 10 TIE
machine while the writer continues
iiiiing up the rest, and without tear
I ing she roll liz can ac regulated 50 a.
I to keep pace exActiF vita the speed OF
Z the writer. ana by the lme he has mn
7 ished the machine all be on Its last
I lap. and Nlli cad Is. task almost IN
mes:iAieiF. The Hews paper or other
Office receiving the matter viii thus
have IL Ia the writer's oSn handTrit-
ing and within 'eg moments alter II
na- passed ont Of his hands
Bat hoW is is pFopois,i to transmit
pietares
Bv the same method. The paper
% be u.ei Nii e p Ashed Sith weak
ISOLATION Of eaiori4ie 81 calcium, which
wiil make Il conductor. The ink
wili be the non-coaductoF or insulator
The uic'ares all have 10 be repro
duted With pea and INK at the point
oi sending, aud with this a. the only
delay they ean be transmitted without
difficulty. every line and shadow be-
Ing reproln al with extreme tidei-
ity."
Have you tested the machine -
Il have. and found il tn work like
charm. =, long Is the elockwork
keeps running it cannot get ont of or
der This machine Is designed e-pe-
cisiiy for the Use of the daily press,
duce accurate and excellent pictures
of event in the issue Immediately fol-
lowing instead of. as now, waiting "a
day or Two for the artist You can
readily understand how such an in
strument could be applied on lea, e,i
Wire, where v0lutniuous press reports
have 10 te sent daily or nightly. Every
reporter could then be his osn opera
tor. i he delay in filing dispatches
would be ohyiate1. and the siow-going
Morse transmission superseded. BE
sides, another point in its favor. which
all electricians viii appreciate Is that
the broader surface presented uagui-
ties the electric ratio 80 greatly that
even nj time when ordinary tee
gTaysi' instruments are unavailable,
on accoant of storms or for o'ber
causes, this machine Aill unfailingly
give a connection strong enough To 90
the work req uIfcd,
What viii the instruments cost
when completed"
Il innos tell set. but they will be
within The reaCh oi every enterprlsing
nes spaper, yru nlay he sure -
The pictures transmitted by Mr.
ninuehio's machine. though faint, are
sufficiently distinct Tor ali purposes.
THE minutest detail Is reproduced with
the facility OF Photograph. OF course
only pictures that have lirst been
"rasu upon the prepared paper can Ire
transmitted. The time consumed
does net exceed many seconds. 4
grinding noise. Ike The slow running
down OF a clock, Is heard ia the ma
chine n hlie in operation. With "A few
touches ~ the hands uf a competent
draughtstnan. The pictures are ready
Ia be sent to the engraver or electro
iyper. II property prepared in the
hrsf instance before transmits ion. Mr.
ssinoChjo SAYS, they viii not require
reiouching ST all. a. the machine will
record electrically every marx upon
the paper
Nj t'inoehio. tAe inventor. j. an
Italian by birth Ills father was a
man ~ considerable rank in the
household # the first Napoleon. ami
Nas With the Little Corporal
. through many 81 his troubles The
son, Nho came - this country ~hen a
Chihi. u a veteran of the civii war. lie
has uauS electrical ana other patents
nos IN operation ia different J,art~ az
toe c3unlrv.
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