Sunday morning globe., 1901-11-10

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH co.
Received at Called, RJ.
.lhY KP.E. w. 38 paid.
New York. September 28lh, 1901.
w \. UPPYRNAR:
] have sent Tho following message
Tho Bulletins upon the International Yacht
Race are taken by Wireless Telegraph by CO.
operation Of Tho MaIoonl Co. Of London, Eng
land and tho American Wireless Telegraph
Company or Philadelphia.
MELVILLE {. STONE.
Instead of giving us credit in their
$500 papers, they only gave us credit
in a very few, outside Of the papers
which the American Company served,
besides the first message they sent us
was wrong and late while our dis
patch boat sent the correct message on
time. So we received the correct mes.
sages all day from our dispatch boats,
but only sent enough to cover the race
and when they sent us wrong dis
patches, that the wrong boat crossed
the line first, while our dispatch boat
had IL at least three minues ahead that
the correct boat, viz, Columbia, cross
ed the line first; the doctor naturally
came TO the conclusion that they were
playing a trick or scheme on the COM
pany and hence after that he simply
ignored them. The next two races,
October and 4, the Marconi Combina-
tion, sent very few, If any correct bul.
letins to the Herald and Associated
Press except ours which they rehash-
ed and palmed Off as Slmon-pure Mar
conf stuff, as any reader Of our bulle-
tins can see by comparing them with
the Marconi bulletins; for our receiv-
ing station at Galilee, received every
thing whcih was sent by all wireless
apparatus; and we have the tape with
the wireless dispatches sent In our pos.
session. Our superior system simply
wiped them out of existence and left
our bulletins clear and distinct. The
American Wireless Telephone and Tele-
graph Company makes these state
ments simply to give the public the
true facts:
On the 9th Of October, the American
Wireless Telegraph dispatch boat
Maid Of the Mist" sailed from Sandy
Hook to Delaware Breakwater, during
forty mile an hour gale, and tele-
graphed continually to our Galilee sta
ton its progress, first filIy miles away
from OFF BaTnegat then from Atlantic
City, then from Little Egg Harbor,
len from Sea Isle City, then from
Cape May, then from Breakwater over
100 miles away, where they arrived
late at night and the next uay sailed up
to Philadelphia, they sent wirless dis
patches every ten miles to Galilee until
they got to New Castle, Delaware.
The American Wireless Telephone
and Telegraph Company in its adver-
tisements states nothing but facts and
stands ready to test this system against
the Herald-Marconi combination; that
1t can send and receive wireless tele-
graph messages 260 miles; far better
than Marconis system can. This COM
pany is now erecting more stations.
where every stockholder will have a
chance to inspect the apparatus and
see it in operation.
The unprejudiced who will calmly
digest the foregoing statement Of facts
will notice that from the very COM
mencement OF this controversy, so ag-
gressively forced upon us through the
medium of the New York Herald, and
It's proprietor, we have not in a single
instance, either before, during or after
the supreme test of the rival systems,
THE YACHT RACES, sought them,
heir assistance or in any other manner
the slightest interest i'm
their so called system of wireless tele-
graphy. They. on the contrary, have
not only sought but begged us to aid
them and even taking advantage of
our generosity attempted to confuse the
public mind in Identifying their efforts
to send dispatches, during the yacht
races, with our accomplishments in
that line.
OF course, the inteligen public need
not be informed that all this has been
done with a purpose and that purpose
it Is easy enough to divine. The Mar
conf European system having neither
standing nor prospective outlook in
this country seeks to badger-we will
not use a harsDer term-us into some
compromise whereby they may with
their inferior and disorganized enter
prise attach themselves to the Ameri-
can Wireless telephone and Telegraph
i'm a combine; by reason of
the enormous wealth. of Messrs. Ben.
nett ct al, they aim TO recOup their out
lay or cost Of investments in the Mar
conf failure by coming in on the
ground floor, in the assured success
which await the completion of the
American Wireless Telephone and
system, and control or absorb
this, ,.e only successfully demonstrat.
ed wireless system Of telegraphic com
and, II possible prevent
t-e further issuance of our stock, to
the end that, in the event Of compro-
mise, combine or absorption they will
not be compelled to re-purchase the
said stock from its present stock
holders, at the enormous advance
which the developments now going on,
assures IT,
But the American Wireless Tele-
phone and Telegraph Comapny holding
as It unquestiOnably does the patents
which CONTROL the PRINCIPLE on
which wireless telegraphy is based,
will NOT be held up" by even a COM
binauon Of Anglo-American multi-mil-
llonaires; and the American public is
assured that both patriotism and busi-
ness interests will continue to irrevoc-
ANY guide us in dealing with any or all
European or Anglo-American would