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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-25
A Mysterious Murder.

The body Of man, with his threat
out from car to ear and showing other
marks Of violence, was found in a trunk
on pilo Of skids at the bulkhead OF
pier II, East river, Now York Just be-
fore noon Wednesasy. It was identi.
tiod two hours later by woman as the
body Of Miohael Woigsborgor, or w elas.
berg, en- East Side Hobrew, who was
employed by jswelry 1irm to soil jow.
e!ry on tho instalmont plan. Police
Capt. Titus declared that tho motive
for the crimo was robbery, and intimated
that at least two mon wero concerned In
in the murder. Attention WAS called
to tho trunk by some longshoromen
working on the pier. 1t lay within so;
feet Of tho rear end Of the old Slip sta.
tion house and on busy thoroughfare.
Thero was q spatter Of blood on the
trunk. Patrolman Riley oponod tho
trunk, Lying on it's loft side, end With
knees doubled up, was.sthe body OF a5
man, the upper part completely
drenohed in blood. Examination Of
tho body showed, In addition TO
tho sertiblo gash in the throat,
o number OF bruises on the
abdo nen,, forehead, chin, noso and lips.
and three OF the viotim'a front teeth
had been knocked ont. The body had
been partially undrosaed. sts
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-25
Five Kil)ad

A head on collision between freight
trains on the Grand Trunk railroad
near Looks Mill Maino early Friday
morning resulted in tho death Of five
mon serious injury Of several others,
and four locomotives and IL cara were
demolished. Each train was drawn by
two engines. The cars took fire
and explosions occurred. 1t ID
olaimed that the conductor Of each
believed he had tho right Of way with
clear track and oaoh train was taking
advantage Of down grade to mako q fast
run. The trains met with terrific
crash on tho curvo at q point whore the
two grades mot. In an instant the four
onginos moro nothing but shapeless
pile of iron and atoel
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-25
Mr.. Weston's Plan,

Mr.. Weston Wednesday presented in
tho house q bill to roarrango tho CON
greBsional distriota. The following is
tho grouping no suggests:
Poo Doo Distriot-Tho counties Of
Marlboro, Chesterfield, Darlington, Ma.
rion, Florence, Horny and Clarendon.
Santoe Distriot--Tho counties Of
Georgetown, williamsburg, Charles
town, Borkoloy and Dorchester.
Watereo Distriot-Tho counties Of
Riohland, Fairfield, Kcrshaw, Sumter,
Lancaster and Lexington.
Eiisso Distriot-Tho counties Of
Orangeburg, Barnwell, Bamberg,
Hampton, Beaufort and Oolleton.
Saluda Distriot-The countios of
Edgefield. Aikon, Saluda, Nowberry,
Greenwood and haurens.
Keowee District-The counties of
Abbevillo, Anderson, Ooonec, Piokcns
and GreonviIlo.
Oa,aWba District--The counties Of
Spartanburg, Union, Cherokee, York
and Chester.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-25
Two Ladies' Killed.

A terrible accident occurred near the
phosphate mills in Oolumbia on TUGS
day morning Of last week. Two young
ladies namod Daniels, wore on their
way just boforo dsylis ! to work in ono
Of tho mills At thu point the Sea.
board trestle crosses tho Southern rail
way tracks Tho girls, walking arm ia
arm, stood on tho Southern's track to
watch tho Soaboard's train from Savan.
nah como into tho trostlo above them.
Thoy did not 500 Southern shifting
engine backing down upon them. Oao
OF the girls was killed and the other
vas so badly injured that sho died later
in the day.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-25
Verdict Of Guilty.

Walter McAnster, Androw j. Camp
boil and Wm A Death, thrce Of tho
four porsons indicted for tho death Of
jennie Bossohio ;er, mill girl Of Pater.
son, N j who was murd, rcd on tho
night Of Oot. 10 last, were adjudgod
guilty Of murder in tho second degree.
According TO tho Now Jersoy law tho
maximum penalty for the prisoners is
30 years imprisonment Tho jury took
Il ballots and after summon,ng judge
Dixon aud tho prisonors, filed into tho
court room. The prisoners appeared
vory nervous. MoAlister seemed moro
excited than any Of tho others. Ho sat
biting his lips whilc waiting, Camp
b II thrust his haad into his trouser
pockets and olnohed his fists in thom.
De.th looked anxiously about tho court
room for u moment and thon assumed
tho samo attitude as Campbell.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-25
"Eor killing my girl on this worry

For killing my girl on this vory
spot"
"Mr. Forbes, if that's your nsmo, YOU
have tho wrong man." said tho negro.
Burn him; burn him." oried tho
crowd.
"Gentlomen, you have got lots Of
time, said Alexander. "You are burn.
Ing an innocont'man. You took adyan
tago Of mo. You gave mo no show. Dan
600 my mothor2"
Alexander again asked to SOC his
mothor. She was called for but she
was not In tho crowd.
Alexander thon said: ''Will you LIT
mo shake hands with all my friond ?''
you have no frionds in this crowd,
you damned beast" said ono OF the
m,n in charge of the negro. IF you
have anything to say. say it in hurry
Coal oil wss thon applied for tho 500 :
and timo whilo Alexander callod to ao
quaiptaDoos in tho crowd and said good
byo to thom. Ho talked rationslly
until John Forbo-, tho father OF tho
murdered girl, lighted tho match
Again Alexander waa askcl to mako a
confession but ho rspliod that he had
nothing, tn say. w.
AS tho fla os ieapel alb ,ut him Alex.
andcr turped CHASTITY hue and, clasp,
ing his hands together began to SWAY
to and fro whilo tho crowd ycllsd. #
In five minutes tho Sro was hang
ing limp and lifolcss by tho chains tb at
bound him rs soon rs the crowd saw
that lifo was extinct, it began to slowly
disperse. Hundreds, however, stayed to
tho last.
Mon kept piling ou wood all tho time
until about7 o'clock whom tho flames
woro allowed to die down. From 6 tc
3 o 'clook thoro was q oontinuour stroa m
Of people going TO and from the soone
Of tho buraing.
Lator thero WAS wild soramblo tc
obtain relics.
Aftor Alcxondcr's arrest ho was Ia
kou boforo Miss Roth, Who idoatifiod /
him. Sinco thon mob has surround
cd tho penitentiary day and night. TO
day Gov. S;anloy ordorod two oompa-
nies Of militia to bo at readiness to
start for Leavonworth At moments
notice.
Gov. Stanley ordered Warden Tom
linson to refuse to ,ura Alexander ovsr
to ths shor,f unless ho agreed in writ
ing 10 protect him
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-25
It Jared Him.

A Georgia Judge who tried to initiate
King Soloman Id dooiding the ownor..
ship Of q elk months old baby was nom
plussed whom, as he put the infant on
the table and announced his intention
Of cutting it in halvos With . big butch
or knife, tho womon oriod, "Don't do
that; keep II yourself" and left the
court hurriod(y. )i's s. .5ii
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-25
An Exciting Scene.

Thore was another effort in Wodnes-
days executive session to tho
senate to socuro the confirmAtona
Of Mr.. James 8. Harlan to tho attorney
general Of Puerto Rico and aa on Tues.
day, tho effort failcd because Of tho
absenoo Of an aigument. The attempt to
reaoh voto resulted in an animated
soeno in which Senators Foraker and
Pettigrew wero tho principal actors.
Ihore wss lively exchange Of person
alities.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-25
Served Them Right

. Alta joint caucus Of the Pennsylvania
sonato and house Democrats Wednes.
day, resolutions wero adopted expelling
from the party and denounoing in very
vigorous language those Demootats who
aided the Qaay Republicans in tho or.
ganiaation Of the house and VIM. j.
Calvin who also voted for Mr.. Quay
for United States senator. f25 Il
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-25
The Salt Cure,

A remarkable salt cure is rey srted
from Chicago. A seven. months old
chlld was 80 desperately i'll Of fever
that the family phyeician gave the oaae
up, saying the child had only few
hours to live. Another physioian was
called, and as desperate resort it Was
agreed to use aalt. A solution OF oom-
mon table salt and water was inj jsated
into .the stomach and smaller
quantity into the region Of the heart.
Twelve hours later the injections were
repeated, and almost at onoe change
for the better was noted. Within
twonty-four hours tho fever had gone
down, consciousness had returned and
tho pulse was normal. Aftor the lapse
Of about three days tho child was
pronounced we'll on tho road to com.
plete recovery.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-25
Less Than Ten Million Bales

The Now Orleans Times Democrat
published lettor from Statistioian
Noil, in which no shows that his osti.
mate at tho beginning Of tho cotton
eeason, that tho cotton crop would not
exceed nine and three quarter million
baloa, is Bubstantiated by the sesson'G
receipts, tho present visible and future
~ .t.t 5tt ft.4t.G51. .is sI7l77i
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-25
Father and Son

Alexander Chester Wan ground to
0iocea Thuraday in s ahaft of the POM
sylyania Goal y company at 81 sspittsbnrR
Pa. Hig father was Waa killed Ia the &
same shaft o short while ego.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-25
against each Of said companies, asso
Citations and corporations, and tho

-, u y, -
ayatnst eaon OF said companies. asso
clations ana oorporatlons, and the
amount O. assessed against oaoh in this
otate, ana any otheT information no
many pe aplo 70 give the senate IN refer
on00 20 the execution OF said aot."
A41p ne 5eso,I.,1n s.a'nae Nv was adopted,
~ ~ 80 oiook .!e senate went oyer 20
~. .ac nous1 80 sl1 ~ JOINT assembly TO
wa.ness tno inauguration of tho COVER.
noE anu iiou!e9ant governor. Tho ex-
elG'ses ETY. oocupieo apout Az minutes. The
Ho't @ooo9ns Hls 10 I., s!y9n els9wnefo.
II '.of Sei. ~ i%sn naa texen tho
vs:n t:.: - omcs ci:' ccaseere"sh, she Ee-
.silns sioG.eGaus S2Yorno1' removed ms
atno =. o".o anu helPou 20 ADJUST IL
Syous Thnas VIZ . snoaliols 81 nls suoooshor:
~ III h.,I Tas nsaAuoiapplne .s IA aii parts or
sno a.u a",t "o wy NV He"eonnne governor
Mn faSeu NM rn9 aaselnoly ana sook the Sayol.
Uol. Aa!luAh lotp1a!iy shnousead shat
SI.' sho pS puSinoss ior wh1Sn !ho Jolnt ansom.
D,s aaI oVnvencu naylng Deen tfans'
aot0u Sho Jolhe assembly Wao dissolved,
"n1 .nu n Dcna.e IcSuraea 20 ite oha mber
w.. 49,: oov' IiLLMAN . ADDRBss.
..,,a aoh ineutenahe governor iiiAman
tSa % ao"r o somaip naa,i ~ Tlocf inc aisles on
Gliod M w;,h ' s,,aa.a "om as .no sa.le!los were
addrsaa tuaa n oRu1Ia'Jo k,;"s To-. s h anausurai
op' h;s aom,; ;ma,. mau Dfio., pas ms woroe ana
hn ' nc. soon nroa.aa wG.G 's;.I Won onosen ana
oon"i,,d.G ~ % oIS;a ~. .JJn VI "pplouso az nc
s.aans.o... S ~ "uulose was "S 1o,!o"s:
~ Io.1. nasa. nI:a - apa4 nIng .ne ounes OF
nv m op ~ ~ St.i "n.S navo peen oloetod
t;as ,hr"wn @ - ;. ahn,,.;. " .no IogponplDii-
fnl 70 ~ noon,e % wb, ~ n"l . am ansra'o-
oan @ r ta.uas n0 poop.o mno p9s hlo more; hor
mh,nh In sog Has s;... .!ia. ptesloe oyer pody
"anaa m "o a. Tln.1n Sa".s 1Tno oI me nlghese
vSs.s Wss - 1oI'n Oarolhas history.
aar n"S :."IuSiu .I.s a. u ineli1 Wsli marx my
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pft III 'iat.y is hc.SIs Snsia 70 NY 8uiae sssr.
rrous IL ' m;eh ~ n"Oussaay ",.a ioI me 70 OK.
,bst ' ~ ,rns. oI ~ ~ oson tolor 70 ING iaoe
viii viii ~ aua,, ~ ~ Wy t.;a aOouseoin'u nsfhony
HIn tho vast % doms;no & ,ho o,d 80
NAV bo fon o tno oomotns ~ AauW s9as :nerG
d,fforcnoss IN sonth C.roi;n =, .aosiohsl ~
gandlue hero in tha dan ~ aha ,ha sns. w.
oon,rr,, ~ az .t,:o ~ us"n ~ IIo new new
nn;,od 49, ~ h~ ~. 0n.S 30 n?s only re
Cen,ur;os have faded ;; ;Otn un'.Ia sha na.lon
hat great noriod of tho % n,.. snSIom1, M.naI, a. =
had hia areatne, - and I lie Gs0I 49,. MapoleIn
Southern Oonfada,aou II hio.sa1 saaso1 ,;ho ;ho
tho rosa fadod onJ ~. .,rus D,ussumoJ ilko
a. Tia and of tho @ rn;ab., NIL We aa., ssaIu nero nero
ali tho rosnnns;h,I;,;as - y'atS VIII
o,,;ganahin. araUo r.vn onna;.ioa - az auvaaoea
our oountru narbsra Jaonda 49,. az
ON@t SSAAAyt PoAAnpo q ASDAu0 E3Hy uuU
this the ereatest republic that the
world has over known: al, ompire. rnled
by "a emperor in royal robea. or a nrea-
ident with imperial powers. Il there
Fergus County argus., 1901-02-06
Advertised letters.

Following Is list OF letters re-
naming uilcalled for in the Lewis
town postoiiice February lst. 1901.
In calling for letters in this list please
say advertised"
Robert Allen, Mrs. Ring Antoine,
John ID. Beaton, William Clark, l.. L..
Curl, Miss Annie Davis. A. NJ. Gordon,
Frank Grinder, Miss Irwin, Carl r..
Ivenson (2), Mrs. Annie Johnson,
Lulu johnson. e. +. Jones, Mrs. Ada
Kinney, w. A. Lindley, j. Mclean,
Frank McChesney, Frank McCreedy,
Geo. Mcdonald, Joseph Mcdonald,
Hon. ID. j. MeGilloudy, A. McGilvery,
David Miller, C. X. Nordahl (2), Mrs.
G. X. Nordahl, Mrs. Ole Nordahl t2),
Mr.. Nj. Morris, Nils Oswlck, John
Pritchard, p. NJ. Robinson, Mazeppa
Ross (2l, Will Samsen, Oscar Smith,
Amos Sniff, Hal Stephens, Mr.. Wall
ing, j. Elmer Watson, Frank Welsh,
Clarence West, Miss Irene Wilson (2).
A. J. STEPHENS,
Postmaster.
Fergus County argus., 1901-02-06
lehfeldt interests Divided.
billings Gazette.l


Ludwig c. Lehfeldt and Herman
Lehfeldt. two Of the heprosperous stock
men OF Yellowstone county, have
been in the city couple Of days clos
Ing up deal which was commenced
last November, which has for its pur-
pose the separation OF their interests,
the brothers having been engaged In
the partnership business ever since
they located on the Musselshell, some
lG years ago.
BY the deal consummated yester-
day Ludwig Lehfeldt secures title to
the Musselshell ranch, known as the
River ranch. and the Twenty Mile
ranch and the lands adjacent, and
Herman Lehfeldt the Sand creek and
Commanche creek ranches and also
the lands adjacent. These lands com,
prise large portion OF fenced graz
ing country, and more OF II will bt
fenced from time to time.
The sheep, which number many
thousand head, were equally divided
while the cattle and horses which
have always been owned by L. C
Lehieldt were retained by him.
The deal IL one OF the largest eveI
made In this county.
Fergus County argus., 1901-02-06
ASSESSMENT or STOCK.
Montana Assessors Agree on Values for
the Year.

Helena, Jan. 3O.-The Assessors' As
ISOLATION today agreed to live up to
the live stock valuations reported
yesterday by the committee on live
stock as follows:
Stuck sheep, includinglambs, 81. 80.
Stock cattle, S22.
Beef cattle, ut discretion of asses
sUr.
Icarlings, $lj
Two-ycar-olds, $50.
MIR cows, $50.
This agreement was reached after
extended discussion, that was par
ticlpntcd In by Chairman Patterson
OF the Cascade board pf county com
missioners, and Chairman Clark OF
the Silver Bow board, and u com
missioner from Park county.
Reports OF the other committees as
To assessment Of land and logs and
lumber were adopted, while the com
mittecs ON assessment Of banks,
goods. wares, mines and mining re-
ported that all they could recon-
mend was that the assessors obey
the law.
The legislative committee was di-
rcctcd to recommend To the legisla-
ture the passage Of law requiring
the taxation of mortgages in the
county recorded, regardless of the
place OF residence oi the holder; ex-
tending the time in which an asses.
sor can turn In the assessment books
from the second To third Monday In
July, recommending afour-year term
Of office for assessors, because the
first year he only becomes familiar
with the duties; n law for the pay
mcnt nf mileage OF assessors, also
taking from the assessor the collec-
tion Of road tax.
j. G. Sullivan Of Choteau was elect.
ed president, and Chas. Martin ol
Lewis and Clarke secretary.
The next meeting will be held al
Butte in January, 1902, on day t.
be fixed by President Sullivan.
Fergus County argus., 1901-02-06

The claim of other cough medicines
to be as good as Chamberlain are
effectuaiy set at rest in the following
testimonial of Mr.. G.. ID. Giass, an en-
ploye OF Bartlett & Dennis Co., Gar
diner, Me. He says: 81 had kept
adding to a cold and cough in the
winter OF 1897, trying every cough
medicine heard of without perma-
nent help, until one day was in the
drug store of Mr.. IIoulehan and hl
advised me to try Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and offered to pay
back my money II was not cured.
Ny lungs and bronchial tubes were
very sore at this time, butt was COM
pletely cured by this remedy, and
have since always turned to it when
! got IA cold. and soon find relief.
also recommend it to my friends and
am glad to say it Is the best OF all
cough medicines" For sale by C. IL.
Williams.
Fergus County argus., 1901-02-06

The claim that gambling should be
licensed because now the violatorS pay
tribute to the police officers of the
state, and that this money should be
paid into the public treasury, is an in
suit TO the sheriffs. marshals and police
of every county and town in the com
monwealth. 1t is alone sufficient to
cause the defeat of an open gambling
measure. In Helena the marshal very
promptly proved that gambling could
be stopped by stopping it and serving
notice that so long as the statute re-
maiued on the books and he in office,
the transgressors would be severly dealt
with. In Fergus county we know that
it is possible to close up within thirty
six hours every gambling den in the
county, but because they are not closed
it cannot be justly charged that the Off
GERS are receiving bribes. They are
not doing their duty, that is all. A lit
tie agitation with honest public senti
ment behind il is all that is necessary
Fergus County argus., 1901-02-06

Reports from Helena are 10 the effect
that no choice in the senatorial contest
is expected before the last days Of the
session. In some quarters the opinion
prevails that there are many member,
awaiting negotiations, while others
seem to be actually playing hold-up
game. The vote is 50 badly scattered
each day and there are so many changes
that nothing can he forctold from the
daily result, The outcome, whatever
ii may be, cannot be a surprise to many
who have been familiar with Montana
senatorial elections during past years.
Fergus County argus., 1901-02-06

Down in Wisconsin a bill has been
passed TO regulate marriages and obligc
those desiring to take unto themselves
a wife" Ia present themselves for physi-
cal and mental examination 10y state
board. and the women must DO like
Wise. In Minnesota and in other states
bills have been introduced on the same
lines and also other measures taxing
bachelors. I'm one of the states the bill
taxing bachelors also provides that the
amount derived thcrefrom shall be paid
as bounty TO mothers Of more than five
children. To this latter movement we
lend a hearty Amen. Only one amend
mcnt can we suggest, and that is that
if the tax on bachelors hc fixed at S.
per year then a tax Of double that
AAl'huI bN hNntnNAh tEhlilHA tutu iltdAA
of family who during the given
twelve months cannot or does not
bring to the court house for registry
child Of his own. 1t is those fellows
who are at fault. While the unfortu-
nate young man is running about try
ing to find someone who will marry
him some other fellow comes along and
takes the very girl he wanted, then sits
down and after four or FIVE years he
has not yet a thing TO show for it. The
opportunity is theirs and they should
be made to pay if they do not obey the
scriptural commandment by all means
put a tax on them, as well rs on bach
elors.
Fergus County argus., 1901-02-06
BEST LINE TO CHICAGO.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul.

"The Milwaukee" is not only the BEST
but the BIGGEST railway connecting the
Twin Cities with Chicago.
1t penetrates eight different states.
II has 6, 400 miles Of thoroughly ballast
ed and equipped roadbed.
1t runs more passenger trains to Chicago
and Milwaukee daily than any other line.
Its trains are all equipped with sleeping
dining, buffet cars and day coaches, the best
that money can buy.
Its Pioneer Limited to Chicago and Mil
wapkes daily from Minneapolis 7:3Op.m.
and st. Paul $40 p. m.-is the only per.
feet train in the world.
Cheap excursion tickets to large mum.
Der OF points in the East. South and West
are now on sale via it's lines.
For full information write
1T. CONLEY,
Asst Gen'l Pass. Agt.,
st. Paul, MINI.
Fergus County argus., 1901-02-06
GOT HIS HAIR BACK.
Was Perfectly Bald When he Started TO
Use sewbro's Herpicide.

Frederick Manuel. Maryland block,
Butte, Montana, bought a bottle OF
Newbro's Herpicide, April 6. 80, and
began to use 1t for entire badness.
In 20 days, he says, he had hair all
over his head, and on July 2, he
writes, and today my hair III as thick
and luxuriant as anyone could wish.
Newbro's Herpicide works on an old
principle and with a new discovery
destroy the cause and you remove
the effect. Herpicide destroys the
germ that causes dandruf, falling
hair and finally badness, 80 that
with the cause gone the effect cannot
remain. Stops falling hair at once
and starts the new growth In week.
Fergus County argus., 1901-02-06

a contest has been filed i'm the ma
tional house of representatives against
the seating of Robert w. Wilcox, last
fall elected as delegate from Hawaii.
The allegations are that not only did
Wilcox make his campaign on the claim
that IL elected it would be a step toward
the restoration of n monarchy and
thereby secure the votes OF the ignorant
savages who have not yet learned the
meaning of liberty, but he also has
been assisting the enemies of his coun.
try in the Philippines and at one time
rendered his services to Aguinaldo to
Fergus County argus., 1901-02-06
GRAND NiyAL PAGEANT.
Warships of All Nations Formed a Passage
Across the Channel.

Cowes. Jan. 3l.-A glittering cres-
cent of light stretches this evening
from Cowes to Portsmouth. 1t con-
sists oi ten miles OF warships, the
pick OF the British. French and Ger
man navies. These lie at anchor
ready to take their part In tomor-
rows ceremonies when the navy will
pay IA last magnificent tribute to the
sovereign whose reign was marked
by the greatest naval program in the
history OF the nation. Apart from
these peaceful rows and rows of
twinkling port lights, separated from
each other by only few cable lengths,
one might fancy that the quiet towns
OF COwes and Ryde might be under
going blockade.
The guns sweep the wooded sAores
at short range. At the head Of the
line are the old paddle wheel royal
yachts, their sombre hulls standing
out In vivid contrast against the
huge white sides of the HohenIollern.
Then In single column come th'
British battleships. Hall way tc
Portsmouth the single line merge,
into stately double row, the vessels
OF the foreign nations and the biggest
Of the English craft lying here. wait
ing to salute the body OF England'i
lamented queen. 1t probably will b'
I O'Clock tomorrow afternoon wheI
the Alberta, with the royal coffin
leaves Cowes. She will steam inside
the single line and then enter th'
passage formed by the leyiathans
Fergus County argus., 1901-02-06
r,r. Alarm Tbat give. Particulars.

4 fire alarm recently invented is a
combination of the graphophone and
telephone. In the use of the talking
alarm one of the graphophone machines
is placed on each floor of building
and connected with the telephone fire
alarm system. For each machine n rec
ord is prepared. For instance the
graphophone on the second floor OF
building would contain the record:
-There is fire on the second floor"
etc. This record is then nd justed sc
that these words are repeated into the
telephone by the expanding of ther.
mostat whenever fire occurs. In this
way the origin Of a fire is located imme-
diately and automatically. The alarm
also lights the electric lights in the
building, sets a red light blazing ir
front OF the building to guide the fire
men and sounds the alarm into the
street through giant megaphone-se
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