The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15
= bed Of shalo y. II vas Of remarkable

purity. ssss q SSS5 Sss
taining an enormous tent ii tiheAunted
States, SO that now VI Scvcnty-threo x per
cent. OF tho nlount used in the country is
Eli oa lie Res liner
qualities, rivalng In beauty tina q Of for.
3eign countries not excepting emma; ana
being podpced csrta1
works. at Cincinnati. REV. f,3i &.
The to tai annual pottery products OF the
statss t eera
Gotta was valued at 8, $50 900. In the pro-
ducti on Of pottery rs IN other forms 1I
S1sX ia e mosf G' WhcS
bordering upon the Ohio r ivcr, especially
ana
snavi cation, much Of the clay. being
brought from Missouri and an Ark ,mm,aa
produ ssions 81 saoR WORTH Here
again, the great product Ion is facilitatae s
by the occurrence of extensive clay BEDS
Sical ages, Naturally Trenton is the chief
center Of the industry In New. erfSey.
No o ther State produces as much as g
$1,000. 600 worth q Dot ters.
The finest qualtyso of clay Is known as {
',kaolin." which is the corruption Of t ~
Chinese word kaoling. which #deslgnates
q nEbIcfg o bh G Kaoin LIS derived
the prominent constituents Of era nite'
pospnytaY foT g the gran
I feldsparI can be recogniz led usually by It's
gray and feshred color t + y 3 sHmposed
p g sait e tic Clements 1 the potash and
Dart SofHtfe sIiica are dissolved out. wa ter Z
in In chemical cembination taking tin {, I.
asSs efFa like g pass
s ssp.lie e iedgs as can ID Be- ahoyeIed wifi g
spade IS eatfs,y Is an te
he washed out of the mass and saa., ~
very pure form E,ut BY ubsd wa
ties In the ponds lakes aqfd /, PAYS Ks i tbia
process that Of 9uf orotnaA
|NYllile kaolin or china Scla - lo 1.nf
great extent In many ,1o ~ l1s ~ e
1.-the United States, nea RI 81 c?o, OD WOLFF
Ito supply our nufacturers With the pest p
qualify for their purpo The simpoTI r q
| ton has Increased tenfold within the .last.
i meoFy ses sae clay ae
We export but s.. 10000, showing the q a.s-s
advantage with respect to forslg eIar mar ~
boz on account Of tie :, hig b price @ wages
Passing now directly TO- the metal nr i,aeI.
wh n Inv ge u haSs s sntes
o Do ponnds in 1901 It Is interesting ito e
notice the pr0ssss From the
fact that aluminium y SO prG} ,n ~ e. q
constitutes one.twelfth ne ky ass we l1aa
nj hand a brilliant metal 4 ,Isi ,n 20
purposes. SO that our cities could e e nt
as as s,' Which IS perfectly ss!|n'nss =
bile, and Which would rival N pIal lanc J,
new 5feyusalsf hHs 81 tafI s
metallic form from It's clayey scompou,n Y :
nos f alien p ek'Ss 80 Cents pound {,
Natal
Who. Without With asst tancs from ire ss!eHtl;
AZ In whose CLASSES IA IA 1 deSlsed
its present high a9lstEse g q s ''.
}ies' alnm ,u sfI Is 70 ia
tense heat, which can be pn{alneq ply ~
eopmaa
Sssrs aHo q tbesf ss
5they arc ava ling thenlS ives 81 s'e
thousand horsepower utllizedd AZ at ~ ia
point. They have also b 9oo horse g rg
power near Quebec, Can pes!9es - ,rasss
River at Alassena thsse; niaS z,
eHs Ms!s l RaSf Re Y
ara ION 81 tha motai is effected, ,hoo tons
81 the metal being pro uced a a "
81 which III more than the output OF ~ lie "
rest of the World IA Il III, Is 4 Is
n addition 10 the use soi aluminium. 6 ~ !
u the transmission trlcE MY
a for Tlla structlon OF parts of Haelltihes
II and apparatus requiring lghtnsss F q ~
tha great strenEth y 2, ssiea 1 ~, e cop
a ner Il I'd Nickel Ia form bronzes Of yii rlnils
"a degrees of strcngt and beau y n Alse
4 used In lithogra PHO WnTlS, ms g sunsl!ssWis
a for stone and zinc, and for the manu-
Il tura of grIndstones and Whatstenes. WI
tfwhiick q kcnner edge can be given ~ 2
4 blade than nj III the use 81 any 9 lle2 nlA'