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Scientific American Magazine Vol 86 Issue 2

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 86, Issue 2

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Features

Large Stationary and Marine Engine Units

The First Iron Vessel in Great Britain

Ansley Irvine

The Alcohol Motor and Its Possibilities

Automatic Closing of Watertight Bulkheads

Clarence King

Marcus Benjamin

Science Notes

The Launch of the Battleship "Missouri"

A Hardware Locomotive

Opening the Power Station of the Manhattan Elevated Railway

A Contrivance for Collecting Atmospheric Dust for Microscopic Examination

Thomas R. Baker

Making Roads by Machinery

Waldon Fawcett

The Nernst Lamp

Patent Department

An Automatic Car Tipple for Mine Railways

A New Rotary Engine

Business and Personal Wants

Departments

Correspondence - January 11, 1902

Recently Patented Inventions - January 11, 1902

Index of Inventions - January 11, 1902

Patents - January 11, 1902

Notes and Queries - January 11, 1902