Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-06
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TIE FREE LANCE !

When the Prince of Wales was about
to visit Niagara Falls Blondin had
rival. one Signor Falini, who was a char
acter He issued an advertisement urg-
ing that the prince make his initial en-
trance to the great and glorious United
States in a striking manner. Accordingly
he proposed that he should wheel the
prince in wheelbarrow over a tight
rope across the gorge to the United
States-an entrance that would be I'M
paralleled. Then the notice adds:
Should any accident happen to his high
ness whereby he should happen to be
precipitated to the gulf below (of which
l assure you there is little danger). the
money taken from the spectators shall be
refunded.''
The "little about everything" man of
the Chicago Tribune cannot fully grasp
all the details of Mes interplanetary
system. and much study over it has
driven him to verse. with this result:
Mr. Tesla now is working on an intri-
cate machine.
Made of two revolving dingises With
batteries between.
And miles of copper wire wound around
big eaden pars.
Which he thinks will make it easy to
say, How -de doc to Mars;
But he's having his own troubles in his
workshop, for We note
That. like Mr. keeley's motor twill do
everything but mote"
Me by the way. continues to wear the
belt as the champion predictor. His out
put along this line for January is given
in Success as follows:
J. A system of wireless telegraphy by
which message can be sent clear round
the world.
.. Electrical production Of ozone for
stelilizing water to rid it Of its many I'M
puritieS.
3. The manufacture Of artificial food
BY oXdized hydrogen.
4. The flying machine will be fact.
It will not bring universal peace, as some
suppose. Some nation will rule the air
as we'll as the sea.
). Future Developments will tend to
diminish the number OF individuals en-
gagged in battle. This will bring into use
a machine which be operated by the few
est possible individuals.
g. The perfection of the telautomaton.
a machine having all it's bodily move
ments controlled from distance without
wires. Teautomatics are applicable to
any machine that moves on the land, IN
water or in the air.
T. The transmission of electrical en-
ergy through the earth without wire.
s. A system to draw energy from the
sun.
3. The electrolytc process of extract
ing iron from ore and molding 1t into re-
uuired forms without fuel consumption.
10. The electrolytic manufacture of al
minimum and it's gradutl determination OF
copper and. possibly, iron.
H. A self-acting engine capable Of de-
irving energy from its own motion.
The power of language was shown in
Paterson recently when Judge Dixon
sentenced four young men for their
crime, which resulted in the death of a
girl. Terrible words they We're and they
will long in the memory of all who have
heard them. After sentencing McAlis-
ter. Death and Campbell, to thirty years
EACH the venerable jurist said
at is true these sentences will destroy
your lives, obliterating every prospect OF
!. an honorable existence among the people.
The court cannot make any distinction,
/ but must sentence you for this crime. [
trust the fearful consequences from this
! crime will help young men and young
women of this community and point out
/ to them that they cannot hope to secure
! happiness outside of virtue and honor. y
/ Perhaps that whole terrible scene has i'm
pressed some young men with that eter-
nal truth that they cannot hope to Sc
cure happiness outside of virtue and
! honor
The lawyers took hours and hours in
describing the crime and yet they proba-
bly, did not. in the end, portray it SO WV
idly, as did the venerable judge in these
few words:
"And such a crime! No wonder ii
shocked the community and startled ev-
cry womanly and manly heart. That pi-
| tiess ride, that dastardly outrage. The
poor victim law dead by the roadside, re
gardless of whether she would be found
by kind friends or by beasts. Ho"
gladly would spare your relatives but
in the exercise of my duty cannot With
hold anything which the sentence of the
| law requires