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 in which wireless figured and the  of Dublin arranged with Marconi, or his company, to install his apparatus on a ship and report the races to the shore station for the benefit of their readers; and this was done without a hitch. Talk about a scoop! Here was a wireless scoop. Can you beat it!

About this time the Prince of Wales, afterward, met with an accident and he went aboard the royal yacht  to recuperate. Could Marconi fit up a station on it and also in the royal residence Osborne where was staying so that communication might be kept up between them? Of course he could and he did it with much satisfaction and pleasure to his royal patrons and credit to himself.

The next installations of note were made by the Marconi Company at and  which lay off the Goodwin Shoals about a dozen miles away. This was in December, 1898, and very shortly after a steamer was stranded on the shoals. A C Q D signal was instantly flashed from the lightship to the lghthouse and brought help that saved the ship with its cargo