Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-07-12
KEELY'S MOTOR.
A VISITOR SAYS THAT THE MA
CHINE WILL SOON START.
Mr.. ISccly's hdIicronts Believe That
lie Is About to Demonstrate His
Claim That lie Hns IIarnesscd
the Interntomic Ether.
THAT many intelligent men
have full faith in tho ultimate
success of Mr.. Keely and his

says tho Now York Sun. Mr. Kecly
has been enabled to keep steadily n
work upon his experiments. and liz
and his adhercnts believe that ho is
about to demonstrate to the world the
truth of oil OF his clnims. A gentle
man who has been connected with Mr..
Keely's interests from tho first, and
who has never doubted Mr.. Eeely'r
ability or success, visited the work
rooms last week. lie writes to the Sun
as follows:
"Nothing is DO misunderstood rs to
tho real facts rs are Mr.. Keely's in
ventions. Thrce-fourths of the state
ments made by tho public press dur
ing tho lust few years have been Gu
tirely ut variance with the real facts.
Mr.. Kecly has always objected hereto
fore to having anything said of his
work until tho proper time came.
mot until l can produce IL mcr-
camille engine, one that will do prac-
tical work, will scientists AMI the peo-
pie generally believe in my dis
coveries. we have often heard him say.
"Mr. Tyndnlc, i'll M article headed
2ttOinSi MOlcCuicS, ultt IJtucI WIVES,
published just before his death in
Longman's Magazine. is said by Keely'
friends to have struck upon the very
foundation stone iii wo may use tho
term) of Mr.. Kecly's discoveries, which
gives tho beginning, rs it were, of his
discoveries in vibratory power, etc.
but, while Mr.. Tyndall WAS still crop
ing after the truth, Mr.. Keely Ind
found it, anil had already produced
several engines, every successive one
of which Inns been an Improvement
upon the other, until the present one,
now about to be given to the world,
will show how grand tho system is
upon which he has labored SO long.
MIR. Tyndnll in tho article above re-
ferrcd to says:
"'Thc union of bodies i'll fixed and
multiple proportions constitutes the
basis of modern atomic theory. We
cannot form water but by using two
volumes of hydrogen and one OF oAy-
gen invariably. A group of atoms
drawn and held together by what
chemists term affinity, is called II mole
Guile. The ultimate parts of nil COM
pound bodies arc molecules. When
water is converted into steam, the dis
tances between tho molecules are
greatly augmented, but the molecules
themselves continue intact. We must
not, however, picture the constituent
atoms of amy moleculc us held so rig
idly together rs to render intestine
motion impossible. Tho interlockctl
atoms hayo still liberty of vibration
which may under certain circum-
stances, become so intense rs to shake
the moleculo asunder. Most molecules,
probably all, are wrecked by vibra
tory motion. The constituent atoms
of molecules can yibrate TO and fro
millions of millions OF times in
second.
Further atoms OF different mole
cules nro held together with varying lie
grees OF tishtuess; they nro timed, II.
it were, to notes of varying pitch
the anmo NJ what occurs when II plan
is opened and sung into. The waves o
sound select tho strings which respec
lively respond to them. each strin
constituting itself thereby new cen
tro of motion Mr.. Tyndall then re
fers to how vibrations nro increase,
or accelerated by sound, nnd no,
great is the power of vibrations whel
stimulated.
eve have given n few of The OK
pressions OF Mr.. Tyndnll as 60 tn
power of vibratory action, wherein II
treats and confirms the very thing
which certain scientists, who hay,
never seen Mr.. Kecly's experiments
have stated cannot be true. We viii
now give Mr.. Keely's words on vibra
tions as to their power, etc. He says
Vibration is difficult thing t,
define, If we speak of it Theoretically
The scientific Isan Of tho world eau.
not fully explain it. Vibrations may
be increased by sound. As regard.
atomic vibration, if | were to asser
that | could make n machine which, bN
acertnin process, could create disturb
ance of equilibrium SO rs TO produc,
pressure of fifty tons TO the square
inch, persons would DO dumfounaed
Yet such is the case with the machine
now in my laboratory Tho pro .ess
involved i'll etheric liberation is ths
same rs if familiarly witnessed III tn.
liberation OF gases from water, water
being known rs the highest speeih,
gravity. The liberation OF the ethe
in my machine furnishes simply Ia,
medium, and that is use | rs intro luc
tory of the disturbance of the equili
brium which gives the initiatory i'm
pulse.
1T is we'll known that by mean
OF mechanical impulse innumernbl
vibrations can BIO produced per Sc,
ond, and these vibrations I claim car
be produced by what call the theor,
OF interstomic ether acting upon mo
lecular construction. In my machin,
the force is in the vacuum, bacaus,
the power which is to ba liberated i
greater than the power which is be
hind 1T. In my machine 1 have TIVE
forces Mt work, the negative vibration
and the positive vibration. ] coul,
net operate my engine If it were no
Tor both OF these agencies. The book
treat Of metallic vibration. This sam,
vibratory motion is present in wood
mir, plaster, aud everything else. Me