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Scientific American Magazine Vol 87 Issue 16

Scientific American Magazine

Volume 87, Issue 16

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Features

The Pressing Need of Our Navy

Railroad Expansion in South Africa

British Criticism of American Railroads

Where Our Manufactures Go

Successful Test of a Tower Elevator

An Example of Wireless Telegraphy's Efficiency

The Three Hundredth Anniversary of Oxford's Bodleian Library

The Commercial Utilization of Atmospheric Elements

New York-Boston Automobile Reliability Test--The First Day's Trip

Improved Rail-Bearing Plate

The Latest British Armored Cruiser "Good Hope"

Coal Storage

Waldon Fawcett

The Spencer Airship and its Thirty-Mile Trip

William Edward Ward

The Scientific Training of Wild Animals

Harold J Shepstone

Business and Personal Wants

Departments

Science Notes - October 18, 1902

Correspondence - October 18, 1902

Recently Patented Inventions - October 18, 1902

Index of Inventions - October 18, 1902

Notes and Queries - October 18, 1902

Patents - October 18, 1902