The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-09

ing from the nearby receiver would have
escaped the attention of a less skilled OBJ
server than Bell TO him it sounded as
distinct as the crack of a pistol, Again
and again the excited young scientist made
his assistant repeat the tapping with his
finger on the competed harmonic instru-
ment, while he stood with his ear TO the
receiving instrument, listening delightedly
to the sounds that issued from it. He re-
peated the experiments until he had salts
fed himself that the sound which he heard
from the one instrument was due to e.ec-
trio impulses generated by the sonOrOus
vibrations of the other. Within the hour
he gave orders for the construction of ex-
actly such telephone as in the preced-
ing fall he had described to Dr. Blake
The electric speaking telephone was then
a practical certainty
In July and August, when his invention
was ready TO patent, Bells assistant, Mr..
Watson, became sick and Bell himself
broke down. He went to Canada to visit
his parents, and in the fan of 1879 drew
up specifications for his patent These he
gave to Mr.. Hubbard to take 20 Washing
ton and file in The patent office. But owing
to delays with the English patent il was
not until Feb. A. 1876, that the application
was filed with the commissioner of patents
One hour after ii was filed Elisha Gray of
Philadelphia also flied in the patent
Office a caveat warning inventors against
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Miss Hubbnrd's Commands.
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inc prof Henry and Sir William thomson
einoo ard Kelvin would i'm con7nanv
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Of The inventions in harmonics Of the AIS
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The young man began 10 explain ABOUT
his classes and other duties Which would
Well come take a drive with me
said ms uahcee inns was an INVITATION
which he could not refuse lie sou IA the
carriage Immediately ana was driven 10
the station. There MISS HUBBARD de-
seconded. Mr. Bel did likewise