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FRUSTRATED LECTURE

In St. Aloysius Hall Under Auspices of
 B. of L. F. Sunday Night. A large number of citizens have been fortunate enough to secure one of the following invitation, which explains it. self:
 You and lady friends are cordially invited to attend an illustrated lecture given by Representative George w. Carpenter of the Pocahontas Coal com pany under the auspices of Elm City lodge No. 2S4, B. of l.. F., at St. Alloy sius hall on Sunday evening, March 20, at o'clock; subject, Mining of Bi- luminous Coal,p including a trip through Virginia from the south of West Virginia to Old Point Comfort; also views of the old battlefelds, etc. The committee, through the kindness of Mr. Carpenter, will spare no pains to make the evenings entertainment one of the most enjoyable ever spent.
 Respectfully,
 JOHN HUNT,
 WILFRED H. NORTON,
 MICHAEL McNULTY,
 Committee. JOHN F. FARRELL, Secretary. Over $40 views will be shown. This is the first time they have been exhib- ited in the New England district.
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GEN. GRAHAM's HEADQUARTERS

GEN. GRAHAMS HEADQUARTERS
 Atlanta, Ga, March 16.-Brigadier General William M. Graham, the com mander of the new department of the southwest, and his chief of staff, Lieut.. Adams, arrived in Atlanta to-day Gen. eral Graham will, it is said, at once es- tablish his headquarters here and re- move the offices of himself and staff from San Antonio. Munitions of war are passing through Atlanta to Gulf and Atlantic ports daily. Four nor tars weighing nearly 30,000 each, pass ed through this morning en route to Galveston. Railroad men expect thir- ty cars of war material during the week.
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Cruel-"Yes," said Miss Passeigh, 1T enjoy the society of MT. Airyland. He saying something that one never hears from anybody else" "Reallyl" rejoin- ed Miss Cayenne. Has he been pro- posing to you, too?"-Washingto Ctor
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court ESTATE of AUGUST B. MILLER of North Haven, In said District, insolvent debtor. After due hearing had of all parties in In. terest, this Court has this day appointed Lucius P. Deming of New Haven, and Will liam E. Dickerman, of North Haven, disln-s terested persons, commissioners to receive and decide upon the claims of the creditors of said debtor against said estate and has limited and allowed three months from the date hereof for said creditors to exhibit their claims to said commissioners.
 By order of Court,
 JOHN CURRIER GALLAGHER, Clerk The said commissioners will meet at room 317, No. 42 Church street, office of b.. F.. Deming, on the 14th day of May, 1898, and on the 14th day of June, 1898, at ten o'cloek in the forenoon of each of said days,s for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment
 7LUCIUS P. DENYING.
 WILLIAM B. DICKERMAN,s
 Commissioners. All persons indebted to said estate are re- auested to make immediate payment to mh16 St RICHARD G. DAVIS, Irustees
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Coprts
 March 10th, 1G98

District of New Haven, ss. Probate Coprty
 March 18th, 1G98 ESTATE of J. HENRY SMITH, late oh
 New Haven, in said District, deceased. An instrument in writing, purporting to- be the last will and testament of said de.l Wilbur H. Smith, of New Haven, having made written application praying that the same may be probated, and that letters tes-s tamehtary may be granted, as by said np-s appears, 1t is
 ORDERED That said application be- heard and determined at a Court of Probate on the 22d day of March, 1898, dt ten o'clock! in the forenoon, and that public notice of the pendency of said application, and of the given to all parties interested in said es- tate, by publishing this order three times in. newspaper having circulation in said District. By order of Court,
 mh16 St Clerk.
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Education.
THE EDEsSAUER-TROOSTWYK

School of Music, TS1 Chapel Street. The only complete institution of this kind in Connecticut. Vocal and Instrumental Instruction Pupils prepared for the Mu-
 slcal Department of Yale. Office hours: F 1 to l and to ?. Iii.
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Iinants.

One Cent Word for each insertion. ive cents Word for a full Week. sev- en times.
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ITO RENT.

31 WALL street, between Church and Or
 ange; three story brick house; modern i'm
 provements, steam heat. F. $. WARD, p Wall street, or S1 Church street. mhl6 1T
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How Are You Supplying Your Table With
 Water

We assume that you are using something besides the ordinary city or town water supply, as 1t is now generally recognized that water as it comes direct from the mains is too impure for drinking. Are you using spring water? If so, would you not be glad to reduce your water bill to a small fraction of what it now is, and save the annoyance of handling bottles or carboys, obtaining at the same time equally good Qu fact frequently better) water?
 If you are using some system of filtra- tion, are you satisfied with Its results?
 Do you get an ample supply of water?
 Is it always white and pure, and does your filter work well -.4h THE TIME?
 If not, will you permit us to show you how those results can be reached, by talk ing with you further, or by having our agent call on you?
 Call and see the FILTER now in oper- ation.
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WANTED, A COMPETENT cook and laundress; ref erenee required. Inquire at mh17 It 1S7 ELM ST.
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FVFC HKFAN \, HOUSE, ABA Howard avenue all improve ments rooms. $. E. OVIATT, mh16 7t% S7 Church street
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WANTED.

WANTED, DRIVING HORSE mh17 Ct r CENTER ST.
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FOR RENT,

FOR SALE OK RENT. FARM on Woodbridge Hill, 15 acres of ing residence Address N. W. HINE, mh14 It 706 Chapel.
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WANTED
WANTED,
WANTEn

AN experienced girl for general housework: references required. Call Wednesday and Thursday afternoons between and 5 at
 mh16 2t% 96 RROAD SrT
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FOR RENT, FLAT, first floor, rooms, No. 137 Humph- rey street. Apply to WARD COE, mh17 If 133 Humphrey street.
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ENR RENT.

FOR RENT, AT Ill Dwight street, lower floor; modern conyeniences. mhl2 cod 1t@
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aeal Estate.

FOR RENT. THE brick houses, 337 and 339 Orange street. CHAS. A, WHITE, fe14 If 69 Church street.
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@1tsreI eIlanenMs.

Patent Stove Brick Bake Best
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WANTED, COMPETENT German girl for general housework, family of three adults. mhl1 1t~ 1S6 LAWRENCE ST.
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DEATHS.

TO RENT, HOUSE, nine rooms, 91 Lyon street, all i'm provements; good neighborhood.
 L. BOSTWlCK, mh17 7t* 45 Orange street.
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BEST Swedish and German servants are alI
 secured here. Employment Agency, jag If 775 CHAPEL ST. \
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ESTIMATES OF APPROPRIATION.
secretary ~ ~. Treasury Transmit. Ills
Annual List OF Requirements

Washington. Dec. BIN conformity
with the requirements o. the INV. the
psortqiry Of she treasury today trans
mated TO Congress the estimates Of
appropriations required Tor the service
OF she fiscal year ending June 20. 1900,
rs furnished by the several executive
Those cstimatca. inciui-
inE permanent annual appropriations,
aggfvEaie tssa.O,s.g5s. Us aFainls $685.
1883. the amount Of the appropfia-
lions. including deficiencies and mlseel.
iancous. Tor the fiscal year isa9, and
iic.. si5, So. the amount ~ the estimates
for 1879 Following u t,Ic total recap
nuiaiion. cents omlgeyd.
Legislative establishments. cs,lmatcs
for 1900. is.i'G.sss; estimate Tor 1879.
~ 1856
Executive establishments. estimate
fnI 1909. tss.sos.iis. estimate for 1922
Ikilcary establishment. estimate for
1900. iiO7.sie. cS,lmaio for 1893. ics..-
go.
Rofeirn intercourse. ea,iunie for 1900.
u sIl,0gs: estimate for 1859. u.Na0,f2s.
Military establishment, utS, Ills. al .cs-
slnlaie for 1880. igi.G.0Ois.
Naval Establishment. eEtlnlate Tor
1900, ta9.iit,co2. estimate for 1899. 49,
80 $50.
Indian affairs, estimate Cor 1900 g..
Oc9 .aig. estimate for 1879, t7,si5,Gii.
Pensions, estimate for 1900. tig5.211,
so. estimate for 1899. tiu.ss5.T5O
Public works, estimate Tor 1900, w,
p.l go. estimate for 1850. iia,set.iN.
Postal service. sEtimate for 1900. ~
esi As; estimate for 1853. teois.iis.
Miscellaneous. estimate for 1900, s3i.-
alt a0i; e.iimlrs for 1899. f3htss. i03.
Permanent annual appropriations, 81
1859. fii7.siG.220.
Grand locals. estimate for 1900, 1884,
isl5s. estimate for 1899. SOC. CESS.
The appropriations for the mils,ary
establishments for the fiscal year 1899
amounted 10 t2sT. $40, and for the
naval establishment 'iOi.Si6,i6s
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ii,,,ss..

Washington Dec. b.-Exaciiy NJ noon
Speaker Reeds Elvrl Cume down with
a sharp crack. the great ebony mace
en- Nlned with silver and furmourtcd
with n silver eagle was lifted Into
place On It, marble pcdeffai. eprcadlnE
folds % America ntEs were broken
SO che breeze about the brilliant stained
glass ceiling. and she House or Repre-
scpa;lves entered upon the closing
session III fhe memorable war Congress.
The some within the great hall was
estimated. briilians and picturesque.
The sea Of desks whhin the brass
rails which cut on the iobbieh. spread
ing H. semi circular lines from she
SPEAKERS r0sirum like waves from .
center, were yofitablc flower garden.
A majority Of members were IN their
place Will. the .ucirclinE galleries
were banked 60 che doors with people.
The assembling " session Of COM
Ersss h always great aEnci for the
muhfudc. but today the at,nictlun
was fraught 'Nrh the added igicrcst ~
all she memories which clunE about tho
war C~ngr-ss, She tfiuuiphs and rcvcrs-
90 u the reeeu political hastlc AZ the
polls and fho elrvrnsra To- hear she
Presidents meraafc with rs review VI
the events which have crowded che
r,aEc during qhla mcmorahle year. and
lie recommendation % plliclss Tor the
future. The public seemed 90 feel that
this was 60 be m epoch making SIS
sinn AMI Tor hours bcforc noon a steady
stream % people debauched from che
corridors into the galleries.
Even she private galleries woro
crowded au hour before the hour for
cprVcrlrF ana thy contained many
distinguished IN social and high ON 10 Al
lie. The daip.y creations OF fhe mli-
iinrfu' art and brilliantly superb FOWLS
gave color 10 she picture. The members
h"ganr ARRIVING shortly befons II and
the halls began % buzz a. they ez-
charged Kfec;ingr, congratulations or
condolences.
Dor those who had gone down AZ the
November elections there were egprea-
siona " sympathy; for those who had
been victorious worda OF csngratula-
ton. Some N the members had resu-
lar levetn az they appeared. This was
lnarkrdly true ~ Mr., W. a. Stone Of
fsnrsyivania, Mr.. slysrs OF Texas
and Mr. NcMiAln Of Tennessee, each
VI whom was choscn goveru.sf Of hi.
respective state ~ she rr~rrs election,
Here and there throughout ;he thnong
was an officer IN fun uniform. an un-
woniei figure on the floor an.i a vivid
reminder " the war
The norh tributes which she erurry-
inY pages bore into the hall and desks
~ ahusc for whom they were destined.
were much uprs numerous than usual.
some 81 them were Of I-iFnrslo size,
completely conre,ling che reciplenss.
There were huge baskets % roses,
anchors, hurseehosa aDJ nogai -i.ces Of
maay deslgua.
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iririr a'so he advisable TO authorize the
President TO appoint q committee from
ihe country at large. which. acting with
the CONGRESSIONAL ard District % Co
lumba committees. can complete thc
plans Tor an appropriate national cele-
hwtion.
suNDRiEs.
The alien contract law Is shown by
experience to need como amendment. q
mCluure providing better protection Tor
fidmtr Z proposed: the rlshtfui appli-
cation of the eight hour law Tor the
hlnrdt " labor and - the principle
o. arbFNtion. are suggested FOR the
clns.iauliion. and commend these
suhiecir to the careful consideration. OF
The cunRrers.
Tho several dcpafem riai reports will
hs laid before YOU. They give ~ great
Ieiaii the cfnduct Of the affairs of the
government during the pam year and
dlacurs mahy questions upon whlch the
Congress may be called upon 90 act.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
Executive Mansion. Dec mber 5.
fseg
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presen, building occupied by the de-
piitnrit or Iu4ilcr The hifeiutna ~
mat department has Increased greatly
tince " wac establish a In Ne preeent
gnHieis The building nov occupied
oN is neither large enough rar Of
sutfnie ar 'igemere s1r the proper
s,e,s,,,li,3,lai'9n u the department. The
supelNi.inE trchfect has prUadnrcsd
y ursafa and unsuI.ed f.r no uss 40
Nhieh u IL put. The attorney general
" nls reports states thls M library
W NE deparmcrg % IN the fluflh Hj0r
dLi ihAt all ihe space ALLOTTED 10 IL IA
- crowded with books RI =. f,rasr-
gufr overload sha a.lurtn-s. ana arst
..'r = occupied by tn court 1f claims.
~ building j. Of ~ ali ana ili1p-
i1"led are. irinct. uh-uHcd 20 the dig
my Mhich should aetach 90 ghls m
po1iaT department.
\ proper regard for the safety com.
Ieit ani COINCIDENCE VI thp ofiiT. r. and
employs would justly tha sxnfr,fitnr.
~ llpHral sum ~ nuasy H. th..lrfe.
uon o. a new building II comm5l'5ua
IiNp"rii ms ana hlndAyfne ann ,rarca
upln fhr very afvin taEaons M All.
ready secured fdf that prp1ss. in-iud.
lnE me gfuu!d occupied by shs prossr,.
s,'usterc and vaclrt ground adi1inirR
s so, un1t' comprising In all a frrniarc Z
depth ~ 10 fets.
SUPREME COURT QUARTERS
In tbs nnociilu may likswlss 70.
~ ~ ~, INADEQUATE Accommodations
nruNid Tor fhe glurauH 81 fat Ia a.
CAPITOL aud suggest ths wisdom IN
making pfoyisaoa We tha f..'.''9g - =
SEPARATE bulidlnr f1r iha court AMI Hs
nnicers ntl Nufnry Ep.u avsit,iis
ground near the Capitol.
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BOUND FOR THE PHILIPPINES.
Twentieth infantry 10 Proceed 70 Manila 10
Relieve Volunteers.
Of the BoJ. In Hue In the
Pacific.

t,ravenwotih. Kas.. Dec. 1.-THE
Twentieth u. = Infantry at Fort
Lcavcnworih has orders Indicating tina,
u will be cent TO Manila 90 relieve one
Of she volunteer regiments ur 10 in
crease the force aifody IN the Island
Of LuEon. The nrs, lnilml,ion that
the regiment was 90 be sent To- she lar
east came several days ago In the form
u an order from the war department.
notifying the officers to make requlsl.
tlon for such food and supplies az will
be needed In a tropical climate. orders
have been forwarded for the regiment
60 be in readiness TO move on short
r0tlcc.
II Il believed that It viii soon be on
ts way to san Fnnclsco. The rcgi-
mcnt SIN lacks ab1u; 10 men OF its
war footing. but IA rapidly being re-
cfulted h. is full strength
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1.rnnAsn ~ AMY.
.,,. Recommendation Of the seers-
h'i' ~. ~ war In that Direction.

r,Asr Che act q Congress. approved
20 t,,s authorizing thu President
A.. d .-rc,lon upon declaration "
n, congress. or a declaration by
.t,l var exists. directed The
.,. al the regular army - ~.
.,'nlm % 1900 authorized 10 saii
- ss.,. ars now 10 the regunr army
b. =. ,rir.-a ari men. In sild act
-. prIy.dad "th1i At the lnd OF any
LII which ne United states may
..-.s involved. The army shall De g..
f-..f o. . acc ltfls bN sne transfer
I. IN. SINE arm ~ the service OF az
.sgI1n by promotion OF honorable US
80. under such rsguiGDns as the
,lii i.1r, III war may establish. Of SUI
..t,. airy dmmlnd officers una the
a-,lls fifchafge OF ffonffer 81
,..-rram-fafy enlisted men and moth.
~ t5rstiasd In sh.s uot shall be con-
..,,si al iu'horlzinF she pefmaner' IT.
49,. ID me command or enlisted force
,ss. rsfullr army beyond that nov
.,.i.i by che law IN force pripr 10
a. fitaffr ~ fhls uct except as 70
~, isrrr,s, II % majors. provided Nr
-rfii0r I hereof"
..srsnaff increase Of the army "
rvsnfs minlfsG. and the rscummrn.
sser N the secretary ~ war FOR Tint
,sfpss hts my unqualified approval,
M con BE- no question that ~ this
H.. nri probably TOT some cline IN
- fg,nro loo 900 men will be none TOO
-,.sg o. moe she necessities " the
,s,vi,ion. AZ al events, whether that
fa,i,lr shall be required permanently
= ~ thi power should BE- given 10 she
rrflfrai o. enlist ,cpt force n IN hie
fs-ffnn b should be necesrary. and
~ further discretion should b. given
im 81 recruit viihin the above limit
fan ihf Inhabitants VI the Islands
r.ih ihs government of which We are
tnwti
yoluNTnERs TO nE MUSTERED
OUT
nhmy purpose 50 muster out ieiv
fffff yo'unrer army ~ SON aa tht
cfrftaf shall provide Tor the Increase
sffhs regular establishment. This viii
: only un act g justice and will be
rrei appreciated by III brave men
~ IN their homes and cmployments
q help the Country In iis emergency.
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Washington. Dec. 5.-in the opening
hours % che iaat session uf the mem.
0fabie Flfty-hish Congress. the Senate
chamber presented IA animated scene.
The galleries were filled early. many VI
the spectators bclny visitors 60 wash
inEion who had embraced the Oppor-
tufhty 10 witness congressional open
ing. On the Senate floor tha scene pre-
scented was unusually brilliant The
desks % the members were iuadcd with
magnificent specimens ~ the florists
urt. Nothing more beautiful or clab1r.
ate IN fiarai displays has been In che
Senate for many years. n was a vcrl-
table chrysinthcmum show. with rare
n1uss ard cut flowers % every dcacrip-
u0n mingled with che chry santhemums
AMI all formed into noyei uhd elaborate
designs.
Mr.. Morgan Of Alabama was the first
senator 20 ether the Scratch amber. and
closely following him came che 0cto-
gcnarlnn Mr. Morrill,. 81 Vermont
one by one the members dropped into
the chamber and the floor soon pre-
tanscd scene aa animated as that af-
forici by she galleries.
Above. In the diplomatic gallery. Jus,
before the senate convened appeared
STR Julian PaUncefotc. the British am-
bas.udot una party. wath Sir. Wa
Nng Fang. the Chinese minister, and
attaches ana party, with AIR. Wa
other msbors 81 thu Diplomatic corps.
ON the floor Lord ticrachcli. che chief
feprs sentative ~ Great Britain ON tho
joint hiEh commission. accompanied by
Ait. jefferson Coolidge. of Mlssachu-
sets, wer observed.
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.,,,n Of yellow fever. rms i,,,n ma
pffv 3.~eanifed an lncrsassi an lnn,
~ has ,,sait Of the military ocsuga-
,res a, ~ is!and Of cuO, ana w. in-
ton d M Intercourse Bowen 'his
tcHH, "a ne United states. 49,,
i,ard aypt ,assn /, expef. inc s"ni
tiiy p.,,s N. lsilnd % cuba aud me
ems w. N Porto lilco are no
asqu,...',, s st,n those relating 70 nn.
irlcfiai. So. - and administration. II
an., ., WV dtslrs ,ha; ihese prob.
: ~ ~ hs cons.dcrii by comp.sen y
~ w "a .hit everything msy De
,sp.' Mon the most recent aiVeng ~
tis ,n.ipfy Science can orer far ne l..
% .' 'i..,n ~ heaAh Of our i9idlyfe ~
lis..' ..,9rfs ard Of our citizens whp
iho's "a 10 the dangers o. iniec.lon
e.. ann ~ + rpolson y yellow wi tsy YER
! ihti.i ,,,t '-sv Of conrrffs m1y .e
ny ,i. =, 4, ful aiis -pptopr q Ton 'maa :
o,sv.is Coz a coinmiiiee oi ,Npes -
= " apos,n.li f5f .he purp7ss indici'-
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roDaY's NEWS IN BRET

Peace commission met today In Paris.
Two T.. $. soldiers we're wounded by
a natlve policeman 10 Porto Rice.
waller leads the big six days BIZ
cycle race at Madison Square. New
York.
The transport Mlnnewask1 with the
202nd New York ou board sailed nom
savlraah al rurn today Tor Plnar Del
no.
Kiri necker. one VI the qunrtetse 81
f1rgsrs who passed raised check GALE
Ing Cor s22o0l on The nevada Bank,
she original check calling for but sii.
has colftsted she crime.
Transport neriu with first Kentucky
regmor on bard saiied Tor Newport,
Macs. from Porto ltico.
The c0mmtrclal b'lck crr,alninR elk
bualrrsf houses and tile opera house.
were destroyed by IRE today at Fran.
ten, trd. Newton Wallace was Killed
aud Dan Bradley fatally injured.
An unknown thrcc-nasici schooner
T. ashore on cay Head ani q gong 90
pieces. The schooner ran ashore durins
the heavy gale las, night. The crew was
takcl On in the breaches buoy.
Miss Kate Lyons and Mrs. Athase
MNlh fhr Christian Hefcrtfi. hlli On
ihc charge OF granddaughter OF Mt.
Frederic, the American Furnakst W
London. were discharged from court TO-
day
a cahieEram received by she owners
~ the four ml1tcd schooner wesley NJ
Oi1r. bound from Sew orleans fyr Bot
son With "a cargo 81 mpllsscs. siaics
that the schooner has put into Bermu-
d IN q crippled condition ana waih The
boss " her engineer. who was swept
overheard. Tho vessel was U1uHdor-
ably damaged and several OF the crew
received injuries.
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WIRELESS IllteRAPHY.
The Prince Of Wales Used The Mareonl Sys.
tenn with SueeeM.

A good Illustration ~ one 81 tho roaal-
BILE uses % wireless telsHfnphy was nf-
foried on the other side 81 the Atlantic
lursd biz Knee. lie was on board his
yacht, and II was cruising OF the tglc OF
wight by means ~ the Mnrconi ~.
puafutuH he WAS able 90 send bulletins
fsEnrllnr hi condition 60 the queen. who
was NJ Osborne House other meinbsrh
OF the fnYHliamllNt nltg made uaa uf the
installation, among than tho Duke 81
York and the Duke and puchesH OF Can.
uHuHhis
Two interesting discoveries were made
nt iun time Tho HNntouf appeared 70
work better IN heavy wcaiaor Than when
the nlf was clear, And o. one occasion
"a atrninht line between the rtndinn aud
receiving Instruments passed through q
hill. and yrt no Interference was gNpori-
sucad ~ ufeHUnt u T. not known
whether 0lrrtru. magnetic waves went
through the earth NJ this point OF curved
IN over the hill and then came down
again New York Tribune.