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BY WIRELESS LATEST YANKEE TRIUMPH Dream of Scientists for Years Becomes Reality
 Yesterday. x VOICE TRANSMITTED - ACROSS CONTINENT Using Standard Instrument, Theodore Vail and Others in New York Con- verse With Persons in Frisco
 and Panama.

Washington, sept. 29.-Long dis tance wireless telephony, the dream of scientists for years. became reality today when T. N. Vail presl- den of the Bell Telephone system talked by wireless from New York to Mare island, near San francisco. !,
 President vail, sitting in his offlce at 15 Dye street New York, used a standard telephone and talked by regular wire to. the Radio station at Arlington, Va, into the special wire less telephone which automatically transmitted the human voice by wire less to the station at Mare island. There were number of conversa- tions carried on by the various engi- neers and officials of the telephone companies and the officials of the navy and army.
 In addition to the messages to Mare island, conversations were held with the radio stations in Panama and Santiago.
 The credit of this marvellous achiev- ment is due to J. J. Carty. chief engi- neer of the American Telephone X Telegraph company, and his corps of engineers.
 All experiments show that tele- phonic conversations w1h Europe is only q matter of establishing the necessary equipment.
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CHICAG0 BANKERS
 AWAKEN TOO LATE
Greatly Perturbcd Lest They 10 Mt
 Participate n Profits of Big

Chicago, sept. 2s.- Chicago bankers suddenly have discovered that the $500, 100000 war loan Ia the n,pss| financial puzzle that ever has been presented to them for solution :,
 Twenty four hours after the terms Of the loan had been made public. they did not know whether they were to be permitted to occupy the feF9rsd posttioh of Underwriters" of the loan Or participate in 1t only as "the pub- lic." The difference is 2 matter of 500.0O0. 100 profits. and, as q conse- duence. will have much to do with their attitude toward the deal.
 The underwriting of the loan began In New York. Boston, Fhiladelphia and Pittsburah today, while Chicago gbankers still were in doubt as to their standing They had been in formed, by the way that nobody would be permitted t0 begin under writing 1t here until next Monday,
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YOUTH BOUND OVER
 ID FEDERAL COURT ss 5 s*9 VI
Julius Bradshaw Charged with Stealing $25 from
 Country Postoffice.

Julius Bradshaw white, IS years or age. was given preliminary ex-
 animation yesterday before United States Commissioner A. L. Burnett on the charge of stealing p0stoffice
 funds and appropriating them to his own use, and WAS ordered held to await the action Of the, federal grand Jury in default Of bond in the amount
 Bradshaw lives at Johnsville. Brad ley county, and was brought here Tor examination by United States Deputy Marshal Gray. Last evening .Bra adshaw was takdhs toa Little Rock. to await the action ssof the grand jury, being unable to furnish bond. He Is accused of having taken $35 in cur rency from the desk Of an employs of the postoifice at JQha1vilie, on September III. while tho enplGye Naa busy: at some work elAe Whefe. The money IS said to have 6e9H f1ispd h his pOssession~ when was afraaf6d
 shortly after the money Mas iiifssed. a14 AeEstated that he had found il h ah@ @ Toad. sssSS
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DEATH CALLS TO FEMALE SLAYER
 THRU DEAD WOMAN
Mrs. Frances Wilson Tries Suicide After Gazing on
 Body of Slain Actress.

Memphis. Tenn, Sept. 29.-AfteT viewing the body of Miss Marguerite Faver, the murdered actress, Mrs. Frances wilson, who. was acquitted several months ago Of the murder of Capt. e.. R. Inman, prominent river man, went to her room shortly after noon today, and took two bichloride of mercury tablets.
 She was discovered unconscious in her room shortly after taking the poison, and was rushed to a hospital, where physicians say she has a chance for recovery.
 T saw Miss Favar lying there all cold and still. and decided would be a thousand times better off If l were in the same position. I have had nothing but trouble since the day Waptain Inman died," said MT. Will son.
 .I tried to forget about it. but l couldn't. Everytime I closed my eyes, I saw Miss Favers pallid face before me, so, | Iiecided to end 1t all"
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'. CARRANzA MAY
 LOSE OPPORTUNITY
 THRU ''GREAsERs'
Unless Border Raids Pre- vented, U. s. May Not
 Recognize First Chief

Washington, Sept. 29.-Inless there is marked change fo rthe better along the Rio Grande, it is believed by many officials of the admlnistra- tion that the Carranza government may not be, recognized.
 Why the Carranzistas permit bands to raid American territory and open ly assume threatening attitude on the Mexican side within shooting dis tance of American towns and cities, without attempting to suppress them, is mystifying administration officials. The possibility that it may not be wise to recognize a man as the head of the government of Mexico .whc cannot put an end to bands of raid CTS encamped openly and with a show of military organization at the very feet of the garrison at Mata- moras is being seriously discussed in official quarters. <,
 The war department has accepted the report, of Colonel Blocksom as a,rcscating a situation that will cause e41riolls tfoubie Should the band n' 100 irrcgulars now encanDeu oRpo. ss Progreso attack United states Soldiers Or attempt another raid in- to Texas. The American troops nave been equipped with field artillery alq mountain batteries, and at the slight est signsof hOstilities a battle Wltn United States regulars takipg 8the OA' fcnsive is sure to follow.
 Colonel Blocksonl's report states bluntly that the Carranzista troops ,a' Matamoras are either afraid of the bandits or in sympathy with them IT 1t is proved that the Garranzista forces are ia collHsion with the ra!q- CTS. CaEranza will receive no eonsidr .erdtion xw hateyer at the coming pan American conference, 1t was stated at the departnieIlt today. 7
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BANKER CONVICTED
 AND GIVEN TWO YEARS
K. E.. Walker. Former Cashier Oi Bank of Hagen, Falsiiied
 Accounts.

DeVall's Bluff, Sept. 29.-A verdict of guilty with sentence of two years in the penitentiary was returned III circuit court here today against k E. Walker, former cashier Of Ae Bank of Hazen. Walker was chaE2a with embezzlement and maklny false entries on the books of the papk. The defendant was charged sdniYeight m dictments with like offences. The case in which the verdict was ren- dered today involved the falslfysng of the account of the Bank cf Aazsn with bank in Little ROCK lne other indictments have not been nls- posed of. x
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CATHOLICS BARRED !, FROM JURY SERvlCFE ]! {
Danage Suit Growing Ont of kHtine :. Of ,Antl-C Catholic, Lectqrer on
 TriaL

Houston, Texas. Sep9 AKnighss of Columbus and Hofnan Gathollcss !
 were excluded from jury, sei'; 'ce S'a <. 1.
 Marshall yesterday in the sii,f soi ,Mls. " $. John Rogers against $ an Z InsurAric'n1
 company for $4.2oo o an i, ;.ceas g s1ss as!.. !. .policyg her hAsbaspdi aressa Yst F. r have held. ..s,.sa,. ,..S1 his Iife in the sensatt lal episode, 7of February 5, 4iiz aNhid litter a p'stof ,
 battle William RRlacA B n anti,cathsaSr, aa sS lie lecturer, was shot ap dea.h m ,a
 hotel. Mrs. Rogers cl1ins ner sAI 5: 5 band was accid6 entail kis;sd 7, anG l,'gls
 will call as witness tllet pefsqR S!alni; .e 2; ed to hare, fired tAel shot tEat kiileu M Hi5'd Ths nS1ii triai of Georges rips. sssaprggSE Bryan. John CopelaAds al ! Haarry, E Winn N charged with q 7nttrtief ! cI ] EsIjlxNlek h6s lbeef set 4f6f1 Dec smber 44
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1'PiH1IIIRs fRIMARY.I
Totai s,saa Votes, {, Cast in Deno' ~ ' N 2 < SvIfac prlMat.y. K,

Tofal d ssas Votes Cast in DeMo- s4 si;;sii 1 .S;S6tic, Rrimaty,
 Helensa4 Sept. 29. From M unofficial returns from the! voting i,l lxcstslr- days Democratic primary selse etlolls B, sln ' PhiIiips county the folloMinx Aomln2- lions, Are indicated.
 Sheriff, F F Kitchens; county !. indae. .H. D. Moore; county clerk, P.
 k IoIitsoiif;; circuit clerk, A. oG Burke; iHep irHeplrroseptatiyas. s. w Adams and J. N. I Hudson; assessor. ". x Eicks; s;ii ss;iliryesyor, M Iacks;g treasurer Amos jarman; .epraRer IVY, ?. Ace shan justices pf; the pefcc fof .sSss Fr$pcts st0wnships sin waic1 nesenA IS located. J,:,R. TpSner. T. 2, RAalAes Clarence QuarlaE James Shener tor Helena and J.s Ramsey for Mess s: :s Helena; Nopstahle gs for sSt. trancas foWpEhlp, Alhsxk H. Bailey. A totAt of q, ,543 Votes was cast
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TAFT SAYS HE lS
 NOT 4 CANDIDATE
 FOR PRESIDENCY
Former President Asserts c. o. P. Reunited and
 Stronger Than in 1o12..i

Topeka, Kan, Sept. .29 That he will not be a presidental candidate nsxt year and that the. sHepublican party now is reunited and stronger than in 1912, were statements by former President William H. Taft, who passed through Topeka last night en route to Cincinnati to se,e his first grandson, the son of Mir. and Mrs Robert Taft. "I have not even guess as to who will be Republican n0mi- nec," said MT. Taft.
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ROBBERS TORTURE WOMAN. Three Masked Men Fail to Obtain
 Treasure of Mrs. C. J. Mills.

Rogerss Sept. 29.-Threc nAsk- : ed men entered the home of Mrs. seC. J. Mills at Lowell, five mics
 south of here last night. bo'ln1
 and gagged her and beat her i1l-
 to insensibility.
 ! It was thought she had con
 siderable sum of money in the house but the robbers faiiel to
 find it. They dragged her about } with ropes around her .necS and
 plunged her head into a ytuE of ] water in an effort to make her di- vulge the hiding place oi the
 treasure. The trio escapHd.
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River Levees Below Cres- cent City Give Way Un-
 der Strain Tidal Wave.
WIND VELOCITY IS
 90 MILES AN HOUR
Gulf Coast Country Between Mobile and Mouth of Mississippi Visited by Worst Storm in Years-Big
 Transfer Boat at Mercy of Wind.

Mobile. Ala, Sept 29.-The entire Mississippi Gulf coast was swept this afternoon by the worst tropical hur- ricane that has visited this section in many years.
 Meagre wireless advices and long distance telephonic communications indicate the flooding of the Mississip
 pi levees south of New Orleans and probable loss of life impossible to estimate on account of interruption of communication with New Orleans.
 The wind, it is stated, reached a velocity of 90 miles an hour at New Orleans and Bay St. Louis.
 Intermittent connections with Bi- loxi stated that water was six feet deep in the business section. All wires to New Orleans are down and train service has been annulled. { A long trestle on the Louisville x
 Nashville between New Orleans and Bay st. Louis is reported as having
 been swept away. < | Y 7 - A .s
 The first definite information from New Orleans was received, this even | ing by wireless from the steamer
 rreole. The Creole reported that the tides in the lower river had flooded the levees. which had broken in several places. It is reported that
 two bodies had been seen and houses
 had been swept away.
 l It was also reported by wireless
 from New Orleans that the town to- night is in darkness as the result ol J the electric plant being inundated
 The commercial wireless stations are l also unable to obtain power.
 Hurricane warnings were contin
 ued here tonight, and the gale iron 1 the southeast which had prevailed
 since noon, continued to sweep tn water over the top of the wnafvea j New Orleans and the Gulf coast clue 2
 are reported to have been worse hi than in years. It is reported ner' s
 that two aerial wireless ststions | lkNew Orleans had eyj4 gS tl E ass' M
 blown down. A fhtsd I tsla { x x 5 coald notsSbs rsaeSsd ' fsall z! s z x ' ,, Long aistanch tslspad Elll 'a1'n' Y eatioa receiyed 'aEss1 lor'ssa stated that the ,xatsr aks Pon
 chartrain had risen IF feet and q. autos. were SFinging people to N NJ t orleans from that section Mil1nri a town on the Iakes ves statssd' xs l.flooded. < < ;s xxx $,
 It was reported m & ssyeyal 4 ! hnz IT \ dred passenssFs n ! { s Aera Paeh ' ' ic passenger trais non . ! pnstoa xel \ \ marooued on 2 1se1s q l < y sossf l of Ayondale seysrsl tass t x waa! linz by the tsrrys vhice II staR ! sx q q
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BULGARIA s4 4kEs OCT s. Precise Agreenle aid to Hay 8een Reached with SAtra1 Emp6 63s.

London, Sept. sas British and French troops irskEnded for seryIce in Serbia have been landed at Po# Kathrin. near SaIonika cording VO a Berlin announcenffA today.
 At the same tiwe 100 900 AustH1an and German trooA have bexan Fan advance Dn. the S1rA8A ffontieE in the direction of OrAk asccn4tng to information received here tonight from Athens.
 Bulgaria and the central powers are authoritatively reported to have concluded a precise agreement under which Bulgaria will enter the war on October 15, with an attack on Serbia. Plans for the attack are already be- ing drawn. with the assistance of German officers, who have reached Sofia.
 In Paris today a conference was hold between Premier Viviani and M. Del Casse, minister of foreign affairs, at which the Balkan situation was discussed. It Is understood Del Casse formally affirmed the determi- nation of the allies to aid Serbia If that state Is attacked.
 Throughput Greece the people are daily becoming more enthusiastic Tn favor of war. VWW
 The. situation in Bulgaria Is re- ported acute. The ministers of H. nance and commerce have resigned, officially because of divergence 'of views on internal questions. The real cause. however, is declared to be 2 complete disagreement between these officials and the premier on the poll cy to be followed in view of the de- termined attitude of Greece.
 King Ferdinand today summoned former Premier Malinoff. leader of tue party favorable to Russia. who was asked to form 8 new cabinet, but declined. King Ferdinand then requested the retirement of the min istcrs to reconsider their decision.
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Normal Enrollmept Grows.

Litsls Rock, Sept. 29.--A routine meeting of the state normal board was held yesterday at the department of education. An enrolment of 325. was reported, heinz an increase .cf about i5 ove rthe enrollment at this time year ago.
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Police Cearf Baslnssss }

{ Henry Patterson, negro, chaTged with distuFbink the peaee, Was 4ned
 $5 ai6 police court yesterday morning 8,
 He was accn6ed of Startiu6 n9ht m 4neHfo pool hf3i sss <. s.ssF x S,.. ,g.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-30
Prince Leopold and Gen. Mackenzen Held Station
 ary by Floods.
300, 900 TEUTONs
 ADVANCE ON SERBIA
British and French Troops Land at Port kathrin to Lend Aid to Balkan Ally--Greeks Enthusiastic Over
 War Prospects.

London, Sept. 29-The Germans are pressing the Russians hard on the two extreme tips of the eastern front, according to official dispatches from Berlin and Vienna, claiming progress in the Courland, before Dvinsk, and in Volhynia. where the Russians have of the fortress triangle.
 While Prince Leopold and Field Marshal von Mackenzen are being held stationary, probably because of the. flooding of the marshes through which they are operating, General von Hindenberg in the north and General von Linsingen in the south are striking heavy blows. A1A.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-30

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-30

CAwthorne is m broyflis iron,
 kR &9Aek of malarial feves ' '
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-26
Graduating Class Entertained.

On Saturday afternoon at the Mt.
de- Chantal Academy the members of
the graduating class were charmingly
entertained by the juniors at a pink
tea and cotillion. The halls and dining
rooms were most beautifully decorated
in all the delicate spring blossoms and
masses Of greenery with pink-shaded
candles shedding their soft light on the
attractive scene. 4 dainty collation.
was served. Misses Frances Riggs.
Rose Jacobs. Therese Brenn and Marie
Nalentour dispensing the tea.
The graduates table. where the pink
decorative idea was most striking. was
extremely beautiful 4 large pink
heart suspended over the table con
tanned a shower OF butterflies which
fiuttered down bearing the pretty IA
vors for the class. The centerpiece
was a mass OF pink and white tulips.
the place cards being tiny affairs OF
pink and white and the color idea
otherwise carried out in the ices and
CONNECTIONS. The Right Rev. Bishop
Donahue hOnored this table with his
presence.
After tea in the music hall a cotilifon
was led by Miss Florence Iavan. Many
beautiful dances were featured. as
well as the popular ones During the
last. which was danced by the host
esses and their guests. a most pleasing
fancy was carried out At signal
many coIored ribbons we're thrown.
alighting on the wires overhead. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-26
zARNITz BANQUET
Beautiful Affair Given Sunday After.
noon to Employees and Friends
OF Local Grocery Firm.

The third annual banquet given nv
manager Lawrence Zarnitz. of the
Iarnitz Grocery Company, was given
yesterday afternoon at Ziegenfelder's
pace This banquet was given in
honor OF the return of Mr.. ZarnItz
nom Florida. where he spent the win.
ter. The hours were from 1 10 2
O'Clock. " .
Mr.. George p. Voellinger presided
as POSTMASTER. and short talks were
made by the following: Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence Zarnitz. Mr.. John r. Rick.
us. Mr.. Charles Rickus. Mr.. William
Zarnitz. Mr.. Z. w. Jones. Mr.. William
y. Ray. Mr.. Luis A. Rabig. Mr.. Will
wallace. Miss Annie NJ. Gavhard and
Miss Anna c. Weir.
Inc following menu was served:
MENU.
Sup. Consomme
Fiekies Olives Radishes
Crab Patties
Turkey with Cranberry Sauce
Peas in Cases
Creamed Potatoes Combination Salad
Brick Ice Cream
Assorted Cakes Coffee Tea
Grape Juice Punch
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Hafnltz. MI. and Mrs. John y. Rickus.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles A. Rickus and
children. Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Voellinger
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. William
p. Ray. Mr.. and Mrs. O. r. Hirsch
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Rabig. Mr. and
Mrs. Will Wallace. Mr.. and Mrs J.
Del. Mr.. and Mrs. John Bowers. Mrs.
Anna Zarnitz. Mrs. Emma Neubas
Mrs. Mcneil. Miss Annie NJ Gayhard.
Miss Regina Collins. Miss Caroline
Iarnitz Miss Anna G. Weir. Miss Viz
gina wilson. Mr.. G. L. Shorts. Mr.. JOS
'. Kelly. Carl Neuhan. Alfred Neuhan.
julius Neuhan. Mr.. VIM. r. Weir.
Charles \. Iarnitz. James Hannah.
George Anderson. Joseph Corcoran.
william Troy. Kennon Miller. William
J. Weir.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-26

for a mother and daughter TO celebrate
their anniversaries together"
HUH Warren threw back the paper
check.
In the chair car their seats were on
pocket some legal papers. while Helen
looked broodingly out the window. A
steeple clock pointed to eight.
Just four years ago. at o'clock. she
She could see every detail OF her girl
hood room, Invaded by the assertive hsw
trunk and it's half-pscked trays: the
clothes that Uttered the bed and chairs ;
her mother and Jane I'm an anxious flut-
ter. and herself moving about in a dream
"A thrilled dream OF Warren. He had
come at 10 o'clock and had insisted on
seeing her. Through sheer nervousness
she had cried In his arms.
With closed eyes, she was now living
over. to the hypnotic throb OF the train
every incident OF that morning. How
gentle and tenderly patient he had been
How she had leaned on him. how sure
she had been that II would always be
the same And how-he had forgotteu
even the date.
You got the other part OF this paper?'
Housing herself with a start, Helen
handed him the paper in her lap.
NO. that's not IT," He tossed IL back
Never mind; were almost there. Now
let's see, I'll meet you at the Walton
for lunch. $40 sharp. BY the way'
drawing a roll OF bills from his pocket
better give you some money before We
get in"
Il don't need any-Fve got Sl2"
Twelve dollars won't go far IL you
mosey around antique shors-and that
what you'll do. Here" slipping from IN.
roll a yellow $50 bill. blow wourseif tc
something today. What's the fourth year
anyway Wooden? China Well what,
ever tbs, get what you want"
"oh. you DEAR!" HeIen's eyes shone
And I'd thought you'd forgotten-tha,
you didn't even
Huh. you've been limiting around
without let-up ever since We started
suffering cats. can't you learn that !
man likes TO do things himself, without
being punched up every blamed minute
We've been married four years-but
whats the use? You wouldn't learn In
forty"
Then as the glow g. HeIen.s eye.
clouded. There. forget IT! Guess your
not much worse than most OF 'em. Come
on. here We are" reaching up for his
stick and overcoat
As the train drew into the station. they
made their way down the aisle There
was no waiting porter with a box steI
on the platform, and the car was high
Helen stood aside for Warren TO get
down FIRST, but he caught her about IN.
waist and swung her down with hiDn
giving her an extra whirl-around before
he set her on her feet.
Well" with grin. I'm a whole loi
luckier than most men-after four years
Al least you're not getting fat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-26
woman's Club Closes Season.

The Woman's Club. which is TO close
It's present season the first week in
May. will hold an open meeting at
It's last session. which will take place
Friday. May Z. The Drama League
Department. which has rendered inn
measurable service to the club, viii
present Mrs. AlvirR Phelps Haagasma
reader Of great ability and one who
has had dramatic experience as well.
having been in the support OF Robert
Manten Mrs. Haagasma will inter.
pet the play Every Woman" and
will be assisted by Mrs. Edward Sti-
Eel. who will play the accompaniment.
Those not having any acquaintance
with club members are invited. and
all the members are asked to bring a
guest, for which the regular guest
fee will be charged. The proceeds
will be used in the furthering OF the
gardening project. for which fund the
club plans to raise $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-26
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INK
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