Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-17

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 T don't suppose there's any real doubt left fn your mind but that this man can turn the jaiee off again, if he wants to7"
 q don't know as he did 1t. persisted Mccarthy stoutly
 Now, how long do you suppose you'd last if the public should get on to the fact that this hidden power was going to exert itself again unless you left town?"
 4 slight moisture bedewed Me Carthy's forehead
 Not all your police, nor all your power could save you. is the general public once became thoroughly con. ylnced that 1t was to go through an ether experience like last nights un- less il busted you Why. & mob of a million men would gather against you in an hour. You sec" drawled Percy Darrow. why you'd better look after that wireless man of yours-and me" And you" repeated Mccarthy. What do you want?" l T want to see those wireless mes. sages. first of all." said Darrow, reaching out his hand Mccarthy hesitated: then swiftly thrast forth the fiimsies, Darrow. \ slight smile curving his full red lips. held them to the light. They read as follows:
 'rMccarthy: A sign was promised you st six o'clock. It. has been sent. Repent and beware! Go while there Is yet time. -M"
 There were four of these, couched in almost identical language The fifth and last message was shorter:
 Mccarthy: Flee from the wrath to come. "M"
 What" said Darrow, ito prevent the other operators who must have caught this message from giving it 1 to the public? What, indeed, is to prevent Ms appealing direct to the publie?"
 T don't know" confessed Mccarthy rniserably. Do you?" ! Not at this moment Will you send for the operator who took these?" | Mccarthy snatched down the tele- phone receiver, through which pres ently he spoke message.
 What have you got to do with | this7" he demanded, after he had hung up the hook
 "I want something" said Percy, "of course"
 Sure" growled Mccarthy. once | more back on familiar ground. and i glad Of it. What is it?" I'll tell you when I'm sure whether | can do anything for you in this mat | ter"
 ] If this fellow didn't leak, how did you know about them wireless?" de- manded Mccarthy again. How do you know who's doin' this?" 1 Darrow smiled.
 "The man who can control the juice as this man has is a scientific ex- i If he communicated at all, 1t would be by wireless, as that is the easiest way to cover his trail. I remembered your telephone message from the fa- natic about sending a sign Immedi- ately after, the Atlas Building ex- perienced on a small scale what next day the city experienced on a larger scale. It was legitimate inference to connect one with the other. Of course. if our telephone friend was the man who had brought these thing about, he had done it to force you to do what he demanded. But he would lose the effect Of his lesson unless you under stood his connection with the matter l Hence, concluded that you must have received messages-by wireless-and that they must have repeated the warning as to sign being sent, IL was very simple"
 You're smart, all right" conceded Mccarthy.
 After moment the wireless opera tor came in.
 simmons" said Mccarthy, answer this mans questions" 1 They will be in regard to these messages said Darrow- Where are they from?"
 Somewhere in the one-hundred to two-hundred mile circles, depending on
  replied the operator promptly.
 Are you sure?'
 T know my instruments pretty well i: and I've had experience enough so I can tell by the sound of the sending about how far of they come from"
 And this was from somewhere about one to two hundred miles away, you think"
 Yes, sir"
 Do you know whetEer any other instrument caught this1"
 No, only mine," He was very posi- tive.
 How do you know"
 MT. Mccarthy had me ipquire."
 How do you account for it?" T don't know, except that maybe my instrument happened to be just