The Leader., January 23, 1903, Image 3

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VICEROY AND VCEREINE OF INDIA.
DARE NOT TE LL
Coal Dealers are Afraid to Answer
Senators' Questions.
ONLY ONE TOLD W HAT COAL COST
N o n . of the
Mines,
E xcept
the
Reading
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B efore the B ig S trik e.
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I »out five years ago my right ear began to sing, and this kept on getting worse, until I lost
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Washington, Jan. 19.— A number o
wholesale dealers in coal who do busi­
ness in Philadelphia and Baltimore and
sell the coal ol independent operator,
testified before the senate committee
which is investigating the scarcity of
coal in this city. Two of them de­
clined to answer questions, but Senator
Stewart, who presided over the hear­
LADY CUBZOS.
LORD CCRZON.
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ORD AN D L A D Y CURZON.the Viceroy and Vicereine o f India, who ings, told them he had no intention of
a were tile central figures in be big celebration in honor o f the accea- reporting them to the senate.
i — * sion of King Edward to thCenipire o f India, were married at Wash­
A. Beaumont Whitney, of the firm
ington in 1805, when the future Vteroy was au untitled British student of of Whitney Kemmerer, of Philadel­
diplomacy, with only a barony in .m ote prospect. Young Mr. Curzou made
phia, said that his firm is now paying
his reputation by hard work and ©nslderable persistent travel and observa­
tion In the East. His purpose wm to master the eastern question, and to do (8 per ton for anthracite at the mines,
this he was perforce required to earn something of the people o f the East minus 10 per cent commission, whereas
and their psychic life. For some fears he was a visitor to Persia, Afghanis­ before the strike the price was $3.25.
tan, the Pamirs, Slam, lndo-Chim and Korea, and the fruits of this study I t was impossible, be said, to get all
were embodied In books which slowed the sure touches of a master hand. the coal desired even at the advanced
price. He said that instead of increas­
His marriage with the beautiful tfary Victoria Letter was a love-match on
ing, the coal supply is diminishing.
both aides.
“ I t , ” he said, “ the miners would do
as Mr. Mitchell says, the supply would
because of its slowness In transmit­ be increased, but none of the producers,
M A R C O N I'S L A T E S T TR IU M PH .
ting signals. The cables now can send except the Heading company, is pro­
S c i e n t i f ic a lly I m p o r t a n t , Y e t I t Cre- from seventy to one hundred words a ducing as much coal as formerly.”
•
a te d N o S u r p r is e .
J. H. Head, of Baltimore, declined
minute—a speed which he says never
The world of science was not cau be equaled by the Marconi sys­ to state the price at which he supplies
amazed by the fact that wireless mes­ tem. This limitation would not be a bituminous coal to W. J. Zeath, a local
sages were received from Cape Breton serious one, as the slowness would be coal dealer, in connection with his con­
by the Kings of England and Italy. offset by the reduced cost of sending, tract to furnish coal to the treasury
Marconi had previously demonstrated but if there can be no secrecy there building and the bureau of engraving
the practicability of his system, and, w ill be a vital defect. Marconi claims and printing. He said, however, that
while the recent transmission of mes­ that the tuning cau ne automatically he had not been able to furnish a suffi­
sages proves that perfection has been changed, as well as the codes, so that cient quantity to till the contract. Hia
readied and that wireless trans-ocean- it will be Impossible to steal the mes­ reason for not wanting to answer was
ic dispatches are to be eventually part sages. Time will tell which electri­ that he did not want to reveal his mar­
of the world's method of communica­ cian is right. The cable was a crude gin to competitors. Senator Stuart told
tion, this is no more than scientific affair and had many defects when De the witness that the question pertained
men have looked for ever since their Sauty caught Its first signal forty- to government business and not to bis
(witness’ ) private business, but still
confidence in Marconi was established. seven years ago.
One of the messages was In Italian.
Marconi Is 28 years of age. Ills first he declined.
The senator exclaimed:
Neither the sending nor receiving op­ attempts at wireless telegraphy were
“ You fellows are too canning for
erator understood a word of Italian, made In Italy, and subsequently he
yet every word was accurately record­ went to England where he sent a wire­ the people and you are ail getting rich.”
ed. This the Inventor considers au less message across the English chan­ ¿Mr. Head denied that this was true
evidence of the perfection of his work. nel. Subsequently messages were ex­ in his case.
Officiais of the Marconi Wireless Tele­ changed between ships at sea, which
BOY SET WRONO SIONAL.
graph Company Intimate that they are were widely separated, and In this
practically ready to accept public country messages were sent long dis­
Trains Crashed Together—Four Dead and
trans-Atlantic messages.
tances. But the earliest attempts to
Three Injured.
I f Marconi is correct in his state­
mcooagCB nvrouts t h e sua were fu-
Cumberland, Md., Jan. 19.— Through
ments wireless telegraphy 1“
tile, because the wind interfered with
practical as cabling. More than this. the balloons which were used. Now the alleged interference of a messenger
Marconi has permanent stations at Ta­ boy, a wreck was caused on the Ba’ti-
ble Head, Cape Breton and at Pordhu, more & Ohio railroad east of Cumber*
In Cornwall, England, with special land early today, in which four em­
ployes of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
machinery.
were killed and three injured.
The
wreck was due to the displaying of a
TW O S O U R C E S O F GER M S.
false signal, giving a clear track for
M o i s t e n i n g L e a d P e n c i l s w i t h L i p s eastbound passenger train No. 10, when
a n d B it in g C h u rc h F a n s.
in the next block ahead there was
“ Great attention should be given to standing on the track a calmose and
two apparently unimportant things two engines. The passenger train was
which 1 assure you cau and frequently drawn by two engines, and these
do cause no end o f trouble,” said one crashed through the caboose and en­
of Washington's best known physi­ gines which obstructed the
track.
cians one day last week. "The trouble Luckily the train had not attained its
Is seldom traced to its source, viz., the full speed, and was only moving at the
lead pencil evil and the biting at the rate of about 20 miles an hour when
The postal car of
rim of the fans which are placed in the the collision came.
pews of churches for the accommoda­ the passenger train was derailed, but
tion of the congregation. The lead pen­ the passenger coaches did not leave the
cil evil seems to be principally confiifed track and the occupants escaped in­
to women and children. In a moment of jury. It is charged that a messenger
hurry a woman will borrow a pencil boy named Turner, who was in the
from an unkempt man whose pencil, block tower when No. 10 came along,
S IG N O R G U G L IE L M O M ARCONI.
for the most part, occupies the space and hearing the engineer’ s whistle for
clear tracks, pulled a lever, giving him
nothing can divert the electromagnet­ behind his ear.
a clear signal. The operator had, it is
“
At
the
request
for
his
pencil
out
it
ic waves from their course across the
explained, previously set the signal at
comes,
and
the
fastidious
lady
who
ocean. At present a speed of fifteen
danger. While his attention was being
words a minute has been reached. dreads the street cars, and will ride on
devoted to communicating with the
When Marconi’s sending apparatus Is the open cars all winter because she so
block station, the boy, it is alleged,
perfected he expects to exceed thirty fears close contact with the passengers, pulled the lever that gave the oncom­
words a minute, and distance will will straightway moisten the lead With ing train the signal that it had a clear
make no difference in speed, as it does her lips, and proceed to write In a per­ block ahead and the tower operator was
with the calile. He will multiply mes­ fectly contented frame of mind, mak­ not aware of what was done until the
sages by multiplying stations. As to ing repeated trips to her mouth with the crash came.
the expense of transmitting, he is al­ pencil. Children seem to be of the be­
ready under contract with the Cana­ lief that it is next to impossible to
Fire Caused Panic in Hotel.
dian government to send ordinary mes­ write with a lead pencil until they have
Chicago, Jan. 19.— Fire which broke
sages across the Atlantic at 10 cents wet the lead In their mouths.
out at an early hour today destroyed a
a word and government and press
“ And al>out fans, have you ever no­ large manufacturing block at Canal and
messages at not more than 5 cents a ticed how most people will bite and Madison streets, causing a loss estimat­
word, and in time he expects to send bite on a fan that in every way bears ed at $100,000, and caused a panic
i dispatch from New York to Loudon the evidence of old age. and having among the guests of the Grand Central
is cheaply as the same dispatch can been bitten many times? It seems to hotel, adjoining. For a time it was
i o w be sent from New York to Phila-
make no difference in the world— the feared the hotel would be destroyed,
ielphia. Finally. Marconi says he can fact that the fans are common prop and many of the inmates fled in Bcanty
-end wireless dispatches over land as erty. and that they as much belong to attire into the street.
Among the
‘asilv as over sea.
the tobacco-chewing men as they do to heaviest losers are the Simonds manu­
These are the claims made by Mar­ tlie sweet-faced, refined, dainty women facturing company, P. F. Gump & C o.,
oni which are now attracting the at­ does not matter. They seem to be hap­ Eureka manufacturing company and
tention of financiers and scientists. Of py In the pastime of biting on indefin­ the Western Brass works. Most of the
concerns occupying the building were
course some allowance must be made itely.
for the enthusiasm of Marconi over
“ When sores appear that do not come engaged in the machinery business.
his belief that he has at last brought from fever, were I to suggest such a
Gomez Is Satisfied,
this old discovery of wireless tele­ source as I have Just described, nervous
graphy into practical operation. F i­ prostration would be the result In many
Havana, Jan. 19. — The manifesto
nanciers also will be shy of investing cases.” — Washington Star.
which was issued here yesterday set-
until its commercial idvantages have
ing forth that the Liberal army of Cuba
lieen thoroughly demonstrated.
will not wait later than March fer the
A D ifficult S ty le o f B eauty.
In the meantime a «erious limitation
“ Red isn't at all becoming to Miss completion of the work for the payment
to wireless telegraphy has been point­ Gimp.”
of the soldiers, and that if longer time
ed out by Sir William Preece, one of
“ Just as becoming as any other color, is asked the army will reunite and oc­
cupy every town from Point Mayei to
the moat eminent electricians in En­ isn't It?”
Cape Han Antonio pacifically was an
gland. He has never doubted the pos­
“ Ye«.” —Cleveland Plain Dealer.
anonymous one.
General Gomez and
sibility of wireless telegraphy, but* he
There are some people who Just nat­ the other generals have expressed them­
doubts Its practical value, because, as
he asserts. It Is possible to Intercept urally can’t work unless their employ­ selves as being pertectly satisfied with
every wireless messige. Besides this, er happens to be looking their way, the attitude of the Cuban government
he says the now method Is defective when they work harder than anybody. regarding the payment of the army.
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