The evening world. Newspaper, March 22, 1906, Page 7

TRE TT TY TE TE TE TIT NEW DEVICE T WRECKS ON RAILROADS. WoodInNe MED+And The_wrodeT His Invention. Dr. B. F. Wooding Invents a System of Signals) Under Which He Thinks Disasters Will Be Impossible, e leading just se A new J system Dr. B. F. Woodin, Physicians of | cured a patent to prevent ac can be put mpy inean a + nelling and, its owner. The inventor be! infallible device to pre he calls {t, is a great imp the semaphore s. oneiont jon in railroad sig- idents,” as Wooding in within a few tion before rt Commission for that body's a . This latest signal device is simple in its operation. At the Astor H . Wooding has a working mode! ne} system. The entire device is explained | by the ald of two minature ines. ‘he great feature ab nie that it is operated so. motive. The signalli aid of two wires pla Of the tracks, just a rail, or suspended on being on a level with the engine. rHow the System Works. It is similar to the third Subway roads. mo, which furnishes me entire power for the signals. This dynamo generates power for a “shoe” that runs from the engine to the Wires. If an accident should occur on any part of the road within the block system, it is commun!- ated to an approaching train b; of an electric signal, which within the cab of the engine, directly over the engineer's lever and where he {6 bound to see {t. This signal will al- ways flash within one mile of the o struction or an approaching train, the power js regulated in such a that the train will be brought to an i Medfate stop. without the engineer even foucbing. his lever. Dr, Wouding declares that there 18 very little chance of the signals falling to work, He says that telephones can be installed in the cabs of the engines, thus enabling engincers on approaching trains to communicate with each other. The system 1s comparatively inexpen- sive. He further declares that with fis device an accident of any kind 1s almost impossible. In speaking of his Project to an Evening World reporter to-day Dr. Wooding said: “The mechanical appliances of the present semapliore system, as of all mechanical arelcanss, are or can made rellable, but their usefulness depends entirely upon the method and means of transmitting the information. Tt Js not reasonable or possible for an ineer to get correct information from any outside sources even under normal conditions while passing on a rapidly moving train. Often Makes Mistakes. “The signals form a panoramic pic- and often become on incompre- hhensible maze to the engineer, There- fore when an accident does occur he often mistakes the signals and his train plunges into danger, Under the m fe e loco- e by the r alongside What’s the Time? ately answer this question when your friends ap- es to you for the ime o’ day"? Speaking of watches, have you read about the “bargains” Jewelry- men are offering through The World’s “For Sale” ally, a fortune for |} *Wooding’s | t ; |{en have studied Dr. Wooding's inven. | MASONIC BENEFIT WAS POSTPONED Misunderstanding About Change of Date Gave Rise to Erroneous Reports. 0 PREVENT | The testimonial benefit under the au- spices of the Grand Lodge of Masons. in ald of the Daniel M. Tompkins fund, which was to have been given at the Metropolitan Opera-House last night had been postponed to Mav 1, at Mad- jison Square Garden. The reason for); postponement and the engagement of| a larger house is the enormous sale of| tickets, Even If the usual percentage of ticket holders should fail to attend the Metropolitan would be utterly tnade- quate *% wecommodate the audience. When the postponement and change of house was decided upon the com- mittee in charge of the benefit made. every possible effort to notify the ticket! | nolders. Thousands of notices were sent! out, but the sales had been made over such a widespread aren that several! hundred persons did not learn of the| facts. ‘They appeared at the Metropolitan THE WORLD: Opera-House last night and finding the house dark, fathered a number of de- ceptive statements, A representative of the benefit committee informed them tha the entertainment would be given in Madison Square Garden on May 1. Some of the ticket holders, misunder- standing, went to the Garden expecting that the performance would be given there last night. They found a dress rehearsal of the Barnum & Batley Cir- cus in progress and denounced the benefit promoters. Secretary Young, of Madison Square Garden, explained this afvernoon that the Garden was engaged for last night for the benefit, but @ rior claim ot the circus people forced a postpone- ment. The next open date Is May 1. _———_— STOLE SNOW TICKETS. Prisoner Confesses and, Implicates Two Other Men, Michael McNamara, of No. 249 Hick street, Brooklyn, was held to-day In $1,009 ball for trial by Magistrate O'Reilly, in the Butler Street Court, charged with stealing snow tinkets from the temporary office of the snow contractors, Bradley & Son, No, 335 Hicks street. Joseph Dawe and Joseph ‘McClusky were also held in $300$ dail As witnesses, Yesterday somebody stole $89 worth of snow tickets fro ‘mtie Brailley of- fice, A few hours later Dawe apprared with one of the tickets and a demand for elght hours’ work. He was arrested. He confessed at once and !mplicated the other two men. 2) of three ot four cr? nary totes, i} diferent styles, including ation of my device this condition Ud be impossible, ‘he signals are | de except in case of danger | pecial purpose, | luophioies in Meg Lest select them for their smart appearance. Regular $35.00 value. y riven afe hun eye in, watci- H ond, the im = ing the signals under cor 18, aind, third, the recep: ive condition ‘of the brain at certain times. I fully believe that my inv, tion will overcome all these de! In order to fully understand this One should see my working niodel ‘stem | THE MUCH ADMIRED BOLERO— THE NEAT AND NOBBY ETON AND THE JAUNTY COAT EFFECT— Made from Frglih and Scotch suitings, Tweeds, Panamas and fancy mix- tures in all the newest patterns and finished with that neat man-tailored effect, by which our garments are s0 well known. Women of discriminating taste John Forsythe, THE WAIST HOUSE, 865 Broadway, 17th and 18th Streets. Women’s Superb Spring Walking Suits ‘Gur showing ta meqhibecel rvs a verisy that Ths shied’ eee ay kespiag ore ibe; wor: Side Feaithe repualisrecedcsstly priced. Teopaccon tarbcd, [hid eind fool Gi eales tbe paw wosk' our opecal *28 model seems to be « great favorite. 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