New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-29
THE AMERICAN ENGINEERS.
THEIR MEETING BEGINS TO-DAY.
THE PROG RAMME-TO MERGE UNTO THE NEUy3
ING OF THE IRON AND STEEL INSTITUTE
OF GREAT BHlTA1E.

,,ucc basket OF roses Ornamcnted the table in M
ccntrc OF the bureau OF Information and registration q
the American and foreign ironmasters a. Tic Fart
Avenue Hotel The ticket attached thereto shows thaa
Tho conquest OF partthc feminine part America
, already been begun by the visiting metalurgists.
The legend on the ticket reads To the seventeen mem
hers ~ the Vercin Deut>cher EIsenhutteDleute who
came ON the Lam. from the ladies' on board" This
INK incident teaches III. as the Sunday-schooi stofy
,,,s sav what is already well known among those
who arc brought contact with the engineering ira
tcrnity namely that mining engineers are the best Of
,,i ,r,,,nd good fellow, and altogether Tfcsstioe'
,rb. meetings OF the American Institute OF
Mining Engineers are always productive OF areas' q
Wit wisdom and joviaity. to Use westher-omcc Ok.
preston. The approaching hfty -seVeh'" mee'"s o1
the Institute which opens its sessions AZ Ihe"enns
Hall this afternoon at > o'clock. promises 10 nc more
not,hIc one both in tbs particular ana IN that Oh
scientific interest. than any Of it, predecessor ihe'e
first sessions will merge !hc subsequent mect'he Oh
the Iron and steel lU>t.in" OF Great BRIAN ~ mo
same place, and will he continued I'D roW""'''""
Herewith in NewYora on Wednesday. THURSDAY ana
Friday and al Pitt,lHrg on Ortobcr . anu ~. I"s
fame Of the international meeting mus arra"e" "S'
brought out the nener- ~ the American Ihs''"'c !"
force and the attendance n ia" coming meeting P'"'
ls,s To be th. largest OF any IN is h,'"rF'
Many Of the foreign visitor are old ir'ehd' VI t''e
American engineers. for large nunb"r Oh VI" '''"'
received a part " tlrIr education abrVah. l"e "'as
pf he
hotn scientifically and geographic ally. is the secret o'
h hih STATE ~ dc,el,nent Of the social side OF his
nature The thorough mining engineer Is equaiy ~
home in the wild, Of the Rocky Mountains, uhe p"Sv
cities Of the Fast or IT." pn"t centres Oh r""Pes"
learning bfcau~' he ha, lived aud worked IN cam
lie can tell uncndn. stories ol the cowboys anu t.e
Indians. and vary thi, s,Sci"ncc ,trainng task ~'tn
~ rIri,r.uc., Of hi duel, and bbnlons exploits AZ
II,lcn,cr, Is kn"q 'i4c embraces chemistry
mincralogv. ~'avaraphN. geology ana All inc o"o
olD,ic>." i.,.rlhrr win mr'aillrgy. TIE VI" '"
explosives aud IN" g"nc:a'ioa ana trah'"'>S'"" Va
,ovrr Tlr>. with macinll sill in the Operauon
~ graf MILL TIE dcli,st" testing and a''asihg ~
uIpu,. ,n.clm,r. and ill.,. ability control men. are
ALI necessary 10 max. the perfect man who slau s'aho
before Ming, ia the mining business and IN It's ai''ee
Industries. Ii> vocabulary h' Ndes AZ ie@,' ~
languages. I> >'Ii>'> MT b" In" enough ~ 'a'"
IN. infinitely changing hue al lltft bofsA ocao IA
blow pipe amay -, AID li, nerves ,tNng enough W
L.y. Ih,,e ,.,..> urii ~tur.r! amid the laundering
rattle If A III. train ~ ,"nin- rolls Or the te'r'"e
lan:ii: -, a I'p ton han'ln'. TINS the NP'"h MN.
ing engineer /, robust aud ulbed. we'll bred aho
cner.ctic blonlpd and 10 ,rd'l. an e!"tivc trrhcer'
man and a d.li,lnfl after dinner ialker-I"'' '"s
figure :, loom Lp a. convent Oh and slime on an ex'
cur-lon. -
Int Will. the ~,cal side Of the coming ncctihs-u~
din,,r> receptions and >'gi seeing trp'-""i W
i,aih a valuable pat "f t. "'a'lon, The sce"''n"
lat IT, the ic,..ns Lud i'r'!>>"h oi papers NV
Of new pine. pie, and The. ,,tcma,c analysis oil oia
or. WI! rot bc .ltri. /, evident from the 1919
loNng pro:r.In" of pap"v> prepared fT the .>ier'aI
In>;iru'" mat - the British Institute having aie1'S
h.rn lii ~L,'i:
. =. III. >r,>,u 10 day. Explosions from I'nhnowa
, .Y' "F '"'- M', ,t ~ 'u p.tsre. Wits
vii r rad b, ,,,Ic aud distributed IN pampnle, form
II tn. ,.>>oA: ~Magnr,m t"n'eUtca ION az tao
l.cnleamn.c non Vine. Lake >ut'rio' By Jo" r e:
toW VI, Mich. oi'' Di'>>lhe W
tuc,t! Al tie lily lp,cr N.nc. i J. H. M'po9e!i:
clemens Jou"> H"ArndaIqna Penn: me Ia" snH
Norton M"aarch Magnetic separator 10! I. ". Ian;
ripy. y. T. "A Working m''"i of lh'S MAE niue VIII
? D. m. .."l-: Inc Iron Mountain Nine ey
" Il r0 "; +; IT, LSr s5 M bril- Ne r. A4 Da
Lyi~noro i"nm rh'~' t"o papers WI" 'e '''''''S''~
10 a. m ,".,.,n ',-m' rsvw" pN ,i'al and ,hem'
ii rml II. SECTION. Pom VINE E"i% it .u En-.
10y j. ."hic. to"-c "ctlnan Wa'y y, maa ~"
T. p-." hy r.. Bias Fen. '''rEany " Elcc:ro i"r
lm"rm SIGN "a Nm- 'r. ' ,l, why ~ , ~ WSh
y, ~" ,li ,'t,i,,n Nnal:nMari,l At TIC t"n-i"k
Lode. Ncyai. Historical -t"!'n q, Milling %s,
T.i!n- tir. Lyon MN. Dayton" M T. - h'~E ,h
T. !," Ma,, N"r, 81 ~" ,a.o %cS ..
p. III. session ronorr,v Notes on Recent I'm:
proyrrcm', IN '":,ran >,c.l Works and Rolling Mill>.'
i, Il. VI parl"u. Du>>.ldorf ''",Tnany' Ameri,;u'
E"ls , 10y R. % j., ,s naHsso and d. Mcl, M
rurrnt"." n :. r. W"iinan. Thnrlw. Penn Al;0
,"a f lc,rna Pitt r.@ %p form a, this session.
>U>d'' rd Tai" 10: E"lms M'S hy !a"i Tvs
II. T. wirl"r. i Lnui- Mo: The waihsr Anil.
! Vhr.tinn Er.nln,nc shuttle slide for Cuba! %
Hr f"r :, f.I The byr fH%' i uS,alSrsv and
i'ooi' 'r"i. in -" N'i', a. M">"% BY N f. n
in Oregon" ~ Il. n. norton. Portland. ore The
Of thu! I .e f rh ia pn.a 'q %S"n:
In. Toto.i BOLIVIA SILVER District. by Arthur F.
wriir New loyh rity The lra'r Minc> Of the Ten.
i:nr.~ay. mat Mmc>. H.: I'll" Inist Mines Of
lchch cap. r"nm>.l,nn" hN C.: = Hrsse' lem, lem,
and ';p,:atir. oil w"ll>.'' m J.. = Ho,ce, pt'birs:
i y ] , Ah Ml% NJ l.Sr Mp Sper0r iron
>r, ", +. i, The r" T!.. k 10
r,rha N,N >'?k CIV: " rhe New lNn iir'ali'r Al
a W" ri H. c.xr pr Il ~. Penn 'rhctc ,h~s
SAP +, VIII lr Illustrated with latter '!"r>l In al.
e. and % ', r i' NV s's s"G n sS
~"lLrn'h p'i' ted " r!h En>!" Hast Furnace by
|m,. T Er,t l., Moic.n mprS, cn.s in -" MinrS'
l., T. T.. R";hw"i NV tok CIV: coal nirG
;iir", NV Ical.: r!r' noc,br E,mce' h, j rarke
'haIalns. >hpcmn <. Mich: "lacs Developments
y. iI,..rr .L ;"I'> ''' 'rh'""' "
, Nc'nIrr> Of he rr"Wion committee 81 the institute
pholrl the hip n,!c" and waiting about tho
fntn"cr, 'l L. - &" 'lr>r new u the appearance
the steamship >rrs a. oil which large party OF their
ifv.en guests Ind taken passage. Arrangements lad
been I'id' fr the -rNdn- of rlr ram io the Engl
Icri~' lob Twenty nnil-,t.. ~ a tlr steamer
d Sighted on Fire Island. bat the news did NOT como
MI lat" ~ the AT r,un late that impossible
-. ~" ship 10 reach Quarantine until after y o'l'k.
con .'llrtlN the waiting engineers We're compelled 10
give up uur ~ mc,iing the foreign til this
in:. bed earl, with III" prospect az getting
np IN tie gray dawn 'li, morning 4" catch an carly
!r'rnuc cutter going down To meet the >rrn AZ 20
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