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AIRSHIP AsHip D DASED DASEDAFTER M GE GEi
i AFTER fTR GO GOOD O fLIGHT fLIGHTEngine FLIGHTEngine
Engine Stops When Machine MachineIs MachineIs
Is High in the Air AirHITS AirJ AirHITS AirHITS
J
HITS TREE IN INSkids I LANDli NDI1 G GSkidsolid
Skidsolid Skids and Lower Plane Plane Broken Brokenbut Br Brokenbut ken kenbut
but Aviator viator Uninjured UninjuredOrville UnInjured UninjuredOrville
Orville Wright In His Second Flight FlightForced FlightForced
Forced to Seek Landing in Rough RousrhGround RoughGround
Ground and Falls to Sec Small SmnllTree SmallTree
Tree Until Too Late LnteDamuge Damage Can CanBe CanBe CanBe
Be Repaired in a Few Days and andFlights andFllshts
1 Flights Will Ill aBe Be Resumed ResumedIf RojumedIt
It the en engine loe bad ad not stopped sto etghty etghtynve et etgi tY tYfive ty
five live feet t up in the air and if the stub end endof eJICIo endof
of o a young ns oak tree had not beau lying In Inwait InWaJt towait
wait down oa the t parade ground at atPort atFort atFort
Fort Myer the Wright aeroplane woeM woeMnow wocldnow woeMnow
now be resting sUe and sound in Us Usshed Itashed itsshed
shed shed with the best flight t to Its ten credit creditit creditIt creditIt
it has made since it got over v its Urst UrstbaUdness st stbalkbl stbaliinees
baUdness baUdnessAs balkbl balkblM baliineesAs
As It Is Is the machine te lying e n ttoa defloor ttoafloor tM1I00r
floor like a bird with Its b legs SS cut o a The Theskids TbeI Theskids
I skids ski or runners are a mass of spuntered spun splintered spIbttered ¬
tered wood on which the silver slverplllltt slverpllllttlooks pofatt pofattlooks
looks strangely garish The Ta guy r wtetiB wtetiBare 1rktlj1lare wls t tare
are a tangled mesh The right wing wingtip wtai wtaitip wingtip
tip which had the falling out with the theyoung tileowac theyoung
young owac oak tre tree to torn to shreds shredsAs 1IbndsA shredsAs
As A Orville and Wilbur Wright rtctK erdlio flfHtinfttl flfHtinfttlwhen JIIiIIaed JIIiIIaedwhen ned nedwhen
when th they > had examined CIIIiD the crippled erl cdpvledchine led ledchiDe st ma machine y ¬
chine the t he outcome of the flight was doe doeto Clueto d dto
to nothing but a bit of hard lock 11Iekor luckorbit or a abit abit
bit of young oak trceD4 tree and the theframe sturdy sturdyframe t1Inbframe
frame of the aeroplane is not of ofInjured otherwise otherwiseInjured M MInjured
Injured in the theeat least Neither is tile theglue en engine en engine ¬
gine Some new canvas will 111 tve have env a to be besent besent b bsent
sent from Dayton and a new pair pat o ot of ofskids otakkJa f
t skids will have to be made Plights Ptic t8 will willprobably wiDprobtW17 wl wlprobably ll
probably be commenced again next nextday Tues Tuesday TuesdaY ¬
day dayThe
The The engine cost was at the bottom of the thetrouble thetrouble th thtrouble e
trouble again agal Alter a beautiful beautifulof flight flightof SUIhtot
of twely twelve twel circuits of the parade ground groundfollowed groundfollweg roand
followed by a perfect P landing Jaadl mod a astart new newstart BeWstart
start start sight more laps were reeled off o othe at atthe atthe
the rate of forty t or more miles an hour hourThe hourTbe hourThe
The white machine was behaving In inshape fl ae aeshape e eshape
shape Orvfite bad absolute control of It ItIt It t
It was flying higher hl more co couSdene confidently confidentlyeun fly
eun avo e that it had on Thursday Th Thursday rI4v and and andb the theeart
+ l1eht b eart t of tie crowd was was wfea IiTr 1C 1CAs ift
t < Tr Troublewflh 1J WJtJ 30agttne D1IKn I IAs iAs
As the aeroplane ropJaae raced down the a aend north northend northend °
end of the fold eld directly dIr t1y in n from of A Aspectators < M m mspectators
spectators Orvtlle seat it straight over overthe overtM ove ovethe
the starting derrick and swung acurve a wide widecurve wtdecurve
curve for the stretch to the south end endthe of ofthe
the grounds Suddenly in the almost almostcontinuous al moet
continuous roar of the explosions ex from fromthe
the engine a single gap was heard then thenanother thenanoth tut tutanother to
another < then a longer gap P The motewaa motor motorwas tor r j jwas
was missing Some loosened loo connec cwanection j jtion I itlon
tion somewhere some sudden change changethe in inthe ine I Ithe
the flow of gasoline ga oltDe was as checking the theeven theeea th theven e
even drive on the propellers propellersUnder propellerse propellerstnder
Under e r the rush of its momentumthe momentum and andthe andthe
the impulse of its faltering falt411n motor t tflyer the theflyer he
flyer swept lIW pt on down the Held Diatan Distance Distancemuffled DistanceIn
muffled In uftlecl the sound of the explosions but butit butit bu buit t
it could not hide the increasing lncreul gaps ap In Inthe Inthe 1 Ii Iithe
the rythm Near N r the south end of the theparade th thparade thparade e
parade ground the defect seemed sud suddenly suddenly su suderiy d ¬
denly to t < be augmented Then with ith a sud sudden sudden su suden d ¬
den silence ence the dim gray circle which whichshowed whicllshowed wh whshowed
showed the th J path of the propellers propellersappeared dis disappeared dI8 dI8appeared ¬
appeared and in its place the blades bladesthemselves b1adesthe bladethemselves
themselves the les could be seen n revolving revolvingslowly revotvtncslowl revol revolslowly ving
slowly slowl and rapidly coming to a stop
Back behind the rope the crowd cro leaned leanedtensely Issuetensely Dee Deeten d
tensely ten J forward Here was the thing thingthe thtDgthe thin thinthe g dg
the spectors had wondered wond8r about abashcould What Whatcould t tcould
could Orville do If the engine stopped stoppedworking stoppedworldn st stworkin d
working worldn t Their questions s were soon soonsa an answered aDs ¬
swered s sa ered ert d With a graceful Km Ctll dip and a scoop ¬
ing recovery the machine DUU mi chine tne slanted nted down downfifteen downflfteen dow dowfifteen a
fifteen feet Again it scooped out an anof arc arcof Uc Ucot
of air It was moving over the balloon balloonshed ba1100nEhed hallooshed a
shed not nt > l directly cUreetl across the field as ashad ft fthad Ithlid
had oa the other laps but partly to the thesouth the1IoutIL t tsouth he
south Ahead of it as it glided tkJM down was wasan wun we wean s sto
an n ugly gully and beyond that a atie atieri gentle gentlerie gee geerise to
rise ri e la I the tb ground and a clear fending fendingplace 1a lasdiplace ng g gpla
place pla < e
Sears the Ground GronndThe GroundThe GroundThe
The gully J was passed safely and the thegrasg theguSS t tgrass he
grass was as only a few feet awayaeroplane away Th Thaeroplane The TJaeaeroplent
aeroplane was W poised perfectly HII eefl7 The Theskids Theskids Theskids
skids were W hanging Mio below waiting to totake totake totake
take the weight Suddenly Sadd somethinghappened something somethinghappened son ethIbghappened
happened The glide was Interrupted An Aninvisible AnInl Aninvisible
invisible Inl ible hand wa wag laid aJcl on the right wing wingtip wingtip g gtip
tip while the left dashed to the earth earthand 8IU 8IUand earthand
and slewed around aroundWith aroiDdWith aroundWith
With a splash of dint the machine took tookthe tOOkthe tookthe
the ground and it was seen that for forsome forBOme forsome
some reason or other it had sunk so 30that hjwj low lowthat
that the blades blad of both propellers struckthrrwtng struck struckthrowing It Itthrowing
throwing up little spurts of amber cloudThen cloud cloudThen eloudThen
Then all was quiet while hUe the crowdstrained crowd crowdstrained erow8traln
strained 8traln cl its eyes to make m e out the form of ofOrville oCOrville KOrville
Orville Wright Cavalrymen dashed off offwhile offhUe onwhile
while hUe others wheeled and cavorted to tokeep tokeep tokeep
keep the spectators from streaming streamt g down downthe deWAthe downthe
the field fieldAlmost neldAlmost
f Almost immediately Orvllk Onmecame carae eat eatfrom 4HZtfrom oatfrom
from behind the white planes apparent apparently ¬
ly S as satisfied atit ed with thf world as a fish fishin h1n fobin
in a London fog Wilbur followed t by
Taylor the mechanician walked nted quietly
down te t e field to see what had happened happenedand happenedand happenedand
and how much The crowd waited and andwaited andwaited andwaited
waited for many minutes to learn thetent the theXtent thextent
Xtent tent of the damage damageThe damageThe damageThe
The aeroplane lay flat on its lower lowerplane lowerrotene lowerplane
plane with no skids showln showing The en engine engine engine ¬
gine the watercooter yaer r the sk skein n of wires wiresand wiresand
and the upper plane pla were just as a wlresl theyalways they theyalways theyal8S
always had been An area the size of ofthe ofth oftaw
the e top of an umbrella at t the right rearcorner rear rearcorrer rearorrer
corner orrer or wing tin tip of the lower plane planewas planewas planewas
was torn into shreds both layers of con convas cooas convas
vas as and the ilbs were sticking out like likethe liker
r the th clans cta WE of a skeleton ha hand handAfter nd ndAfter ndAfter
After a conference conrere between the bro brother brother brother ¬
ther aviators ta tors in which Orville with withgestures withsestures withgestures
gestures up at the air explained what whathad wbathad whathad
had happened the men of the Stgcal StgcalContinued SlgnsIContinued aI aIContinue
Continued on Page H 2 Column Column5GGO ColumnGGO 2 2BGOO
BGOO GGO to 32oantsln Lake LnkePnrk Park and nnc1Return Return Return
Baltimore A Ohio daily a1iY until July Ju 12 I 1wcal val valid ¬
d for return until July l if
Baltimore and Return 8127
Baltimore A t Ohio R R Rery Rvery
5 very ery Saturday and Sunday All Ail trains trainsoth tra1nsot trainsoth
> oth ot h ways 7 both days da except Royal Llra LlraClenr
itt itec City offices oftlees141r lU G it t and 114 61 Pa ace aceClear 0 0Clenr
Clenr Cypress rr t ypreaa Shlarfes 54 Per P r 1000
Frank Libbey Co Co6t1 6tn st and 1ST Y ave
WEATHER FORECAST FORECASTFor
For FoJ the District of Columbia ColumbiaMaryland ColumbiaMariandJ Columbiadarriand
Maryland darriand aijd Virginia VirginiaUnset VirginiaUnsettied Unset Unsettled Unmettied ¬
tied wcathcft i eath = probably showers showerstoday showerstodo
today toda much mu h cooler by tonight tonightTomorrow tonightTomorrow
Tomorrow fair and cooler mod moderate moderate modrate ¬
erate e rate southwesterly winds shift shifting shifting shifting ¬
ing to brisk northwesterly northwesterlySTEAL northwesterlySTEAL northwesterlySTEAL
STEAL GEMS WORTH 500000 500000Paris 500OOOParis 500000Paris
Paris Thieves Rob Jeweler In a nLondoH aC at
t C eGQ 41 Escape BltcnpeLondOR EscapeLoadoa
LondoH July 2 2A < A matt of tie ti t a Jtiwe Jtiweof aanie aanieof lh lhor
of GoMachmtdt a Paris jeweler took tookluncheon tOGlt tOGlt1u to toncheon
luncheon 1u ncheon eon today toda with u a cnsfbMner at the theCafe tbeCatc theCate
Cafe 3Ionico Mr M GoWscbmWt GDl went to tothe tothe tothe
the lavatory to wash wa aa his hands and andplaced DelplaCfll andpieced
placed a bag containing COftUt valuable Jewels Jewelsm jewelsIn Jewelsk
m In stout of him W While He the theagainst jewelers jewelershands jewelQlshands
hands were immersed 1n water 8 man manjosUedj map mapagalat nda ndamod lr lrasaimtt
josUedj mod against againsthands him mud another snatched snatchedthe smntaheplthe te tetbo
the bag 1M and bolted eat of the theGoJGsehMldt place placeGoWscnnUdt pies piesGoidschaddt
GoWscnnUdt started stacte In n pursuit r1t of the tbethieves ethieves thethieves
thieves but bUt he b was v was ls mipoded by a thud tMrdman tJIktmaD thudnuns
man who be fe t in tr8nt treat of him The Thethieves TMthieves Tlwthieves
thieves escaped escapedTbe escapedThe aPed aPedThe
The bag contained tan or eleven pearl pea peelnecklaces pearlnecklaces I Inecklaces
necklaces over a thoutasad thousand tho8S nd loose Ioo e pearls pearlsand JlerIaD4I pearlsnd
and a nd a number of l lease ese diamonds the tSlewhole thewhole e ewhole
whole being valued at atDETEOTIVES J5WWO billiAOQETECTIVES j
DETECTIVES D AID 1 1Seized INKIDr ThKIDPPIQ
KIDr KIDPPIQ APPING ORIL ORILSeized ClliLiSeised
Seized and Carried Awayf A vayfrom vayfromI afrom afromGramlmotliers rom j jGrandmothers
I Grandmothers HomeI HomeWORK Home HomeWORK i iWORK
I
WORK DIRECTED BY AWOMAN AWOMANScvcnycnrold AWOMANI AWOMANScvcnenrold 9 W0 9N
I j jScvca3cnrold
I
Scvcnycnrold Carleton OnrlctonClark Clark Has HasFlsured HaaI HasFigured
I Figured in in Similar Scenes Pre Previous Preion Prevrioes ¬
vious ion to Tills rbisDoT Boy Stolen TwoYears TwO TvroYears TwOYears
Years Affo 010 and for a aLong Lron Long Time TimeHidden TimelId
Hidden lId den Asvay Awn AvayLad > Lad LadIs Is Adopted AdoptedBoston doptedBo8toa
Boston Bo8toa J Jab ty tFrew 2 From toe borne of lugsgr tote totegrandmother alsP
grandmother P + ndatotber u V WUlowwoed avenue aveaneDorchester a aDonhest8 avenueDerrlnanetaar
Dorchester ser Hfta7roat nyearold Cnrletoa Cnrletoadark CaristoaClark
dark or Charteton Kraamer Kr ae be Is Isalso
also 180 called was asked this tit aflernoea by bya bya
a woman said to be Mrs S SeIa a KreuIMdwife Kreanw Kreanwwife
wife of Dr Gesa Kreamer of S6T L IAxlag IAxlagtoo Lexhagton xte xteton =
ton avenue aTeD New York YorkNThe Yorit YoritThe
The setaur wan ssesaUenal Four JWt JWte pi piate art artrmte
rmte ate e deUctires dctcctt cc bean fr a detective y ywader agency agencyunder agencynailer
under Manager X lr MAX Sternum ertnaa a ud d Mr MrKreaner 1 iKnaIIIer MrICroalgel
Kreaner are said icI to have effected the theThis 1Mjob
job jobTbIa This afternoon SberMatt with Guee three eX eXbis elbl asble
bis men and IId1Iks Mrs Krecmer drove to tilt tbehome mebOIM
home or Mrs Itt Bafhsnan grand srandmether paa4metIIer grandother
mether m other of tlte d t + lie cMM dltt at i + e trmowveed trmowveedavenue lnDowweoda 1 lowwood
avenue a areauae Dorehesterki Dorlbltsat a earrings ean1qeIn dnwsp dnwspby 4raWby
by a fast bees 1nlQ at of ofwith tine 4 t1e t1ewith >
11 lltt llttwith
with with Mrs Kresmer KHimer s Md d tw twO other otbora went wentto Weatta Crestto
to the rear door doorBey dNrlie
Bey lie Carried dftfn Oir rn 1D01 1107L 1 0T 0TIn
In 1 October ME Mcs Maud Clark Clark di divorced dl dlvorced ¬
vorced wife wtf of roreat Clark chief ebMtMeI engi
user of the Htrvard ITId and mother of oCCarifion young youngarleton yo ag
C arleton is alleged to have seined aebMboy the theboy theoy
boy b oy from hi o front of the Kreamer JCrerIn bome bomein
in New York She came to this city and ncIfOt andfa
fot a4oBKtmw arlong a ioatt eluded the police but was wasfinally wastiDally wasbusily
finally captured and tried The Jury re returned r rtunte4 ¬
turned no verdict and she has since re retained re reta retalnecl ¬
tained ta tbe child childAt eblklAt childAt
At the time of tile New York seizure seizuretbe aearethe
the father fatb r of o the boy made statements statementsthat statemeatsthat statementsthat
that the th mother Mrs Maud Clark had hadonce bIadOMIt
once o ace before seized the son at Mean MeiroseTbe MeanThe MobseaThe
The boy bo was given into tIN custody of ofthe otthe
the father by the divorce court eoart and later laterDr laterDr la ter
Dr Kreamer took em adoption papers paperswhtcn
white btda are approved by the e father Dr DrKreamer DrKrmer DrWearer
Wearer became much attached to the tbeyoungster theowapwr tb e
youngster and considered him mere as assou a ason 8tban
son than as an adopted child childDIES ehIkLDIES
DIES AFTER GRADUATING GEADTTATUfGYounpr GRADUATINGYouUJ
Younpr Virginian Victim of Abscess AbscessIn AbscCJlaIn a
In lib libi Head HeadSpecial JlcndSpdaJ I
Special i to TIle Watogt W 11 a i HaaM HaaMNorfolk HcaWNorfolk
Norfolk Va 1 a July 2W1ftInii Wffllam A A A Thom Tfcomjr TtIoDItr
jr son of the late Dr Thorn of NfrfoUc NfrfoUcdied oHc oHcdied
died early today at the Norfolk Prot Protestant Protestant ¬
estant Hospital an sbsceon m the mehavlne head headhaving d
having burst upon the brain brainYoung bndaYOUD
Young YOUD Thorn T oIa a most protnistBg p yotm yotmman Wag WagrettlraQ4 3 a
man returned from fr college eo 8e only last lastweek Iaatweek
week He neglected a aJ pain In his h ear earand earancI earand
and aa operation was perf performed ermed too tooThi late lateThe lateThtt
Thi The n boy died before a specialist from fremNew rrmNeW
New YarkoaNJd arrive urf tide morntag mor raornbs
CATCHES O OHES HORSE BY HOOP HOOPDriver 1IOOPI HOOFDriver
I
i Driver Drh r Adopts Novel Method of ofChecking ofI ofChecking
I Ch Checking klnJ Runaway Rnnawa Animal AmaralSpoor AnimalSpeaeer nlmal nlmall
Speaeer IndL IDd July 2W Z W B Peven of ofPadflsi ofP ofP
l Padflsi P Brothers ethers land owners toefc toe anunusual an anunusual
unusual and dangerous piaa tOd todsF ar for lerchftrMnr fwI forcbeeldns
chftrMnr < a > runaway r horse horseTbe boneTile horseTbe
I
Tbe horse bad kicked off the theof 4s 4sboard dash dashbeard
board of the buggy 1MIg and w wu e rtirtrtng reschhtgfor rtirtrtngfor rtIddDfor
for Ute U s driver when Peden watching wat Me MeeapactwiUy IdaOPPKUIIIItr hisasslsah
eapactwiUy caught tIN theboat anlmai aamJ1aoet by tke tkehoof th
hoof and aDd tstafcm t down ia the th b W Wtile ef eftbe Kthe
tile buggy 57 hassed II the animals leg to toMs to1ds tohis
Ms breast and held on until ft t had run runten nrnftfr naIIiodaI
ten ftfr three Mocks ea three tbr tbrped toes and atop atopped top topped ¬
ped Mr Pedea was completely eIT eITeel ftrhanet ftrhaneted exMnated
ed and fell out of o the buggy buggyCITY MIA7OITY buggyCITY
CITY FATHERS IH H FIST FIGHT FIGBTPresident FIGHTPreaident FIGHTPresident
President of Baltimore Goanoil GoanoilKnocked Is IsXnookei LKnoakeA
Knocked Down DownAssaulted D DewnAssaulted wn wnB
B Assaulted saulted 1J7 ujr ilcn1JCl 5Ieml or tit Wlio N ho 3 3to Re ReJJ Ret
t JJ itetit 1t d 1 13ag1 a 1lTU ll llto stk stkto
to Ord Oorc1er OrdsrIicM r rSfacM J JBIt
SfacM te BIt BItBa WSrriauue Wt WtBalOawre 7trs 7trsBUaaere
BalOawre Ba Md M4 July lA dlry MaswsefM MaswsefMsoead a ascene ehII ehIIJICIIt
scene at she city haft MNowod hms teuaoitete teuaoitetebj dia dialy te te
bj attar the ant Iat of the tMdty thebranch flrat flratbreach
breach branch dty couacfl eouac this eves eY when whenre wh whPrei3 whrreaideat en
Prei3 rreaideat re Meat V W Cherry Oerr wa was hit ta the thefaee tiletkee theface
face by Councilsataa Frederick T Hell Heilmaa Hellot Belmat
mat of the Eighteenth ward wareto and andto Dene Deneto i rped
to the marble floor of the corridor corridori COII1daIIRg cornierbag alai
bag i S to the chamber In which the lb branch branchholds bnaehbHJs branchbolds
holds its Itarite Jessicas ssesionaThe JessicasTh
Th rite assault t was tbe result of an at attack atOft attack ¬
tack on PrModent Cherry by Mr Hell Hellman HellmaA Hellmen
man during the sea of the branch brs di and andit andI an anIt d dor
it will lead d to the introduction of one or ormore WIDOre
I more resolutions htJons preferring charges chargesagainst etaarg etaargII ebargagainst ea
against Mr Hellman n when the council councilmeets coaDCmeets con conmeets
II meets at b oclock next Tuesday after afteraooa atterand
aooa and providing pr for his expulsion expulsionfrom UpWlhoathe exp uloioa
from the council councilThey co1lDMli councilThey
i They met outside the council councilMr doors doorsMr do
Mr HeOman reseated being called to toder or order or order oa ¬
der and told President Cherry he bad MX MXthe JIIDte L
the e nerve erve to can other members of ofcounef the thecouncfl theeoaadI °
councfl to order for vttnfyteg < him himPresident hi hiPrMl himPresident
President eatCbeny Cherry called Mr Hellmaa Hell a aduty aIrt7 I Idirty
duty Irt7 contemptible coward for acting actingas act actas
as be did while te the council Then Theoplow the theblow thehIo
blow hIo was s struck struckIadnaat stnIekIftdIaut struckIndignant
Indignant eoancffjnan 0 declared cJeela it the themost themo
most mostpaned disgraceful affair that has even hap happened ¬
paned at die city halt haltI
I will hit any man whe iambs me MePresldeat as asPresident
President Prd eldest Cherry C IT tilt aw said Mr Hell HellMaa Hellau Hellta
Maa ta us Mr HeUMan B doctored he would wouldfight W9Wdapt wool
fight any effort to expel him far the thereason dieJeMOR C
reason that the light occurred occurredtheeouscli MWIIcIetIIo ootstde ootstdettio
ttio theeouscli conacH chamber e er
t
INTERVIEW WITH THE WRIGHTS WRIGHTSThe VRIGHTSThe r rV rThe V
The Washington Herald tomorrow morning will l have luny e an anauthoritative anauthoritative anauthoritative
authoritative interview interviewthe the most complete ever given giv gire to any newsr news newspaper news newspaper ¬
paper r by Wilbur and Orville Wright WrightThe WrightThe r right rightThe
The aviators in the story will wi1f explain wUy ti hY they think it is issafer issafer 1 1safer c
safer to navigate the air than to travel along along an ordinary road in inan inan inan
an automobile at the same rate of speed spe d They wilt explain ex ain howthe how howthe bowthe
the damage to the machine yesterday affects in so way Yo y their tb r coittention con contention contention ¬
tention that there is absolutely no no danger to the operator r in coming
down from a high altitude in case of accident accidentto to the motorJulian motor motorJulian 1J1OkrJ
Julian J ulinn D Sargent the writer of the story zs will lip show how the theWright theVV theWright
Wright VV right brothers through their extensive patents control prac practically practicaUy Aractinily ¬
tically the entire field of heavierthanair navigation na gatiOll both in thiscountry this thiscountry thiscouotP
country couotP and in Europe He will show 5110 how the fundamental princi principle principle Principie ¬
ple of aeroplanbg the 0e use of adjustable wing ng ng a athem tips is secured to tothem tothem
them through their tb r letters ctt rs patentThat patent patentThat patentThat
That the Wright VV right aeroplane from an altitude of one mile milewithout milewithout milewithout
without motive power can seek its own landing 1andngplace place anywhere an here inthe in intbe inth
the District of Columbia or in contiguous 5 5or territory in Maryland Marylandor
or Virginia is one of the startling g scientific s ntific facts which will be bebrought bebrought tJ c cbrought
brought out by the author authorTo authorTo I ITo
To thousands sa ds who w o have visited Fort Myer this week and a led to tothe tothe tothe
the hundreds of thousands who have bav been intensely interested interest in inthese inthese inthese
these trial flights this article will be tfceincst the menu enlightening andcomprehensive and andcomprehensive andcomprehensive
comprehensive ever printed on this subject ect Do not fail to get getcopy a acopy acopy
copy of The Washington a Herald Sunday mprning ruing
5370 to St Paul nnd
and
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laived DnslBeiis and Bffort WillBc Will Willeratloiin Ill IllDc
Dc Bc Matc made to Put aa 1Ind ni1 to the Op Op6radonlltncf
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erationsRCfuse eratloiin 6radonlltncf RefBAc e Information iBformatlOBceetivaa IafortUaUoRattNIICe InformationA
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ceetivaa aaC t two a > jeet offlce o ca inttLctec inttLctec1A ms II ertont ertontTaids4 11 taLa taLaJIaIdeiI
Taids4 three thus beaaes te heCbltaewa Wtshlagtons WtshlagtonsChteaaewa W WChTtI 1A aaahaglem
Chteaaewa laat nlavt Iwt sssi crreatoi arerl wtf six elxdeals sixChUsttett ax1I1I
deals dealswol 1I1I I t teHM > 4CiqB < tajfes ta taJDttIry h huaaiiaai
JDttIry i II I
wol uaaiiaai ased 1 eft te laille theTh the H 1JIIItI i ad lIMe 9uosThe
The Th e rtrttf r woo wa the curtsftaade of aa htr htrinn hv hvvean
vean i < T H < hy posito postoflee paIt taap IIIIIteeton h npe npeetors actors etorsSb lor lora t ta tera
a period of eterar 9eral ainathn At the thef MO MOsaeat mematt
f matt the pottce were ranalag through throachheoats threllctaI throughhouses
I houses ses te Pesassyhraaia avenue a aI aro > tme saathtr saathtrraw
I raw ° ww bete MIlle made te Baltimore It Is Isexpecwi IstMt
expected that evidence obtained te JDraJ the theraids
raids anti convict scores of CMaasstm r of ofIQesjal Qt1kp11I8e itmensal
mensal t1kp11I8e use of the tMAt malls maQsAt
At tit 1 oclock oe the raid began It bad badbeen hM4IetaU
been phuMott te detail several days dQaell ago agopfey
aurrl ell anal knew taM part t be Md t tplaty to topIIQ o
platy Chines Merchants std their tIMIrpae em employee etspioyos ¬
ployee were teuagteg go eomfertahty eefaMirthe afa abut abutthe it itthe
the stoops 0 while Ion J row yews of fit a > f chatos oa oatiie ORtilt ontie
tilt > aioewsJk k were occupiui by tile yet yetlow 781
low lowI Mca
laspcctora Pass Shops ShopsPostoaVe ShopsPaetoace
I PostoaVe Inspectors Keene sal salstrolled fhnt Barclay Barclaystrolled + elaty
strolled uo ee teteorely past the o open otMaI oa shoos shoosBoth shopsBosh
Both were e smoking cigars raba and dressed dressedte
I te ctttzea clothes Appareiitty A Aprentlswere they theywere tbeyI
I were nat at an Interested lattr4te4 te Chi ChteaMoa ChteaMoaDctecdves 0 0Deteettws
Detectives Cox Cox Herman Buritegame game gamelieaoa w aM > rt rtW
W88doa W do soon appeared te groups of t tand two twoJ twoaJMl wo
I and J took ft uf t elr J poets m mShroa in die A AAt Avenue AvenueAt
At a Shroa aignal 1 a patrol wagoa wat3odtPied occ occcinct 0CCtI
phd by CaJK JbnIe 0 die Sl Sixth b pre preelad pr
I cinct cinctPolicemen LIettt Harrison Sags ClInT prand ad
Policemen Armstrong Beauregard BeatpetgardKefy Span Sears SearsKrHy s
KrHy and McCarthy 3 eCatby 7 was driven drivethe ha hue huethe
the Avenue Aa the occupants anghthig and andnaming
naming toward tbe spotted apoRtedwhile houses houseswhUe hoa8eswblle
I while the hone hors was on a gallon gallonThe
The nio O ap ftppeanUKe pear aaAp of the Uuecoa WtJ Ar precip
I itar itaifcd d a small riot riot and a babble arose aroseoa
tOR 1 oa each aide of tbe street surestdived Chteantea Cidaa Cfludnlepcued
dived oat oatet of sight through doers of the theshops
shops giving the alarm in frightened frightenedaqpeate fr13tat fr13tatu frightenedagneais cued
aqpeate as they the disappeared disappearedBat dt8appearfoClBat duappeareHut
Bat a aecond second before the Chinamen real
teed whet w was happening Jaa two detectives detectlvosran detecu detecurest vos
ran ra through tIIrea b the front door of a stave a Wae at
8S PeBMyhraata Pennsylvania avenue two others otherschose ersa otbet otbetchose s
chose astore a store at 3M 3 Pennsylvania avenue xYMteand avenueand YOlMH >
and the postoolce Inspectors threw tlH tbrdwoccupants Wtbe Wtbeoecupuats the theoccupants
occupants of a shop at S iii Peaaayivaiiia Peaaayivaiiiaaveave PeRDQIvRllkaYetnIe PennsyIv PennsyIvavenue at da
avenue rate pandemonium by their sod
lea appearance appe
Break Down Doors DoorsClose DoorsQoee DoorsClose
Close on the beets 1Iee of detectives d tootiY8 andhaspoc and andInspectors and1et1oed
haspoc Inspectors ers followed the pottcemon and aadfrom aMrr andRuts
from each ef tine three stores there t CUIteaa came cameaa catsas
aa uproar seldom equaled m In theAtotory theAtotoryof the history letOlo historyof
of o that quarter The ryes Dl Il did not stop stopon stopOR stopon
on the mate floors of the bunding but batraoaap butran butrail
ran rail raoaap 1Ip p rickety steps to the second third thirdaadt tl thirdad n1 n1ftoors
ad fowls floors breaking open 0 doors doorsof 4oGnIofet doorsof
of ofet sttcet rooms tearing g aside curtain curtatahangfctpi cunafRaa4 curtainhssdt
hssdt + lpa std
hangfctpi hurriedly searching every everyapartsroat everyaprttr 611 611t1reAt
apartsroat aprttr t1reAt eat until they the reached the room Jeoaaea roomwhere roomwherein
where wherein ea a was gathered the evidence for forwhich 101wI icewhich
which the raid was madeomoe made madeOnce made0Bce
Once ta the room where wltec the alleged
lottery l parasbernalla raiernalla crnalla was kept k pe the e pe lilt pv
licemea gathered < ed nearly everything tesight littrftt te ksight
sight > tst at taiowinEr l + ng seat might be val valuable vaIua vatsable ¬
sable ua wluie eRee and what might be law
dry ticSWfe Large cardboards carAeanlsMteCI partedwith pasted pastedwfth
with iasdaibrabl te wnaciable sttpe lie ttf paper of ntys ntysterioae Mysterbes
terioae taiport pert bundles es of paper sMps sMpsscrawled sispescrawled
scrawled bvdr la Chinese ClalJaeseelwaeters characters ¬
peculiar
pe pc pccaI pcculler P81
culiar devices in d vkeac af wood tag ivory a pair pairof pakof
tof of open scales pipes chinese sweet sweetmeate sweetmeaatt
meate Httte ivory 7 faced gMs goos odd bits of ofivory ofh017 ofivory
I ivory and glass glued to thin tilt pieces of ofmahogany ofspaahegany I i
mahogany J1Ut large tin basins with teakj te teakwood
I Iodd I Iodds
wood covers ec eIs rare pieces of china b1aa r aIyJ J Jodds
odds and ends of every description w wgathered weli wgathered
gathered and carried cattl d down the tortuous tortUOtlSstepS tortuoussteps tortuoussteps I
steps stepS to the waiting patrol pUr wagon wagonIt wagonIt 1K01L 1K01LIt
It seemed for a while as thoaga the theponce thepolice
ponce intended removing Chinatown to tothe tethe esthe I
the small confines of the Sixth precinct preclacistafKn predlaetstaGeD precinctstatj
statj staGeD but the apparently insatiable
n ap appetite appetite PI ¬ I
petite pet e of the cops ps was anally anon appeasedand appeased aJtpeRsMaRi j jmen
aRi and a eon uitattoR was held among the themea themen
men In charge of the raid Orders were wereIssued werelashed I
Issued luuedalld and policemen disappeared OR se seContlnucd M bei
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Continued on Paste 2 2Automobiles Column ColumnAntostob i u
Automobiles Antostob 1es Artia ArtiatlprHy ArtSatlr ttrally ny Decorated Decora icd
V 10 different t styles sty Biackisawe Wth H HFlooring HFJnorlDJ HFlooring
Flooring Alabama 82 s per P r 100 Pt PtFrank Dt DtFrnnk
Frank Llbbey Cs C Sih tt dt at It andX Y ave ant i
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ONLY v ENDOWS W OWS AT PI6KIG PI6KIGRumors PlONIORumor PIGNICRumors
Rumors Rumor that IVIdovoers Idowera Will IU Organ Organize Oranhe Organize ¬
ize and Arrange Joint J lut OatfagW OHtiajr OHtiajrWntaaterre OntlaaW
Wntaaterre W Pat PB P July ± Forty Fortywesw Fortyeftx Fortyeftxweosea FonraxweeD
weeD + + all widows aged tram tweaty tweatythree twMWdine tw twthree
three to seveatyseves ea7 years fray Bee Berwick 1hcWIek Beeannual ¬
wick and a vicinity halt their ftfth MtItat ftk annual annualreudea soraalr
reudea r aotoo at Fak rmlrcWWs eh d e Park tray trayyam BMfc BMfcyear
year 7 the widows aseeasWe aM t W enjoy s a day dayta 4 4wad MM
ta wad asat al sympathyThere Il sympathy strampatfgrTbace 1 1Thlre
There was sot s < a saaa la lad1e the park nei neiMausa 8 tftIUJ L Lbeaatren
beaatren Mausa they weald not have been beenloud al allewMd >
loud so much ucla aa because beca they dti ICIOIIIie net netThere I IDeese
CIOIIIie CIOIIIiefteft
There hate are rumors that die widowers widowersBetartek et etBerwick otaertdt
Berwick wW erganise and lIMa that thatriw next autr nextyear
year there will he lieFIlliERN a joint otet pintle pintleFIFTEEN plenleSi
FIFTEEN KILLED IN CAYBIN CAYBINSdes CA VBIN VBINSides I
Sides Si s of Huge Trod for British BritishWar J3 BritisWar t sh shWar h
War Ship Book Jive Way11iag Way Waym
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m 11iag ff Mass lUa Weighs A About e t r4 r4Sao 20JOOQ 20JOOQTola Ql OO OOi
Tola Sao i 1 and ain ni l KarlKer BartJierG Harl ° hex Gaifreilk mea Ts YaBearedh TsHearedby
Bearedh Hearedby Feared by Rasoaers ResoatrsLandon RQsoaerLoMoa
LoMoa Jaibf 1 t 2ft8 fha sM sMtnIIda n ijf a atrench
trench at the AJeocaadra A1w i docks Newport NewportMm idewperMem t t4r C
Mm Mem 4r ut irtsshlin lre eavea omit te taAsy tolxabout bavyte bavyteahovt
about thirty awn of wham at least IeutteeD kaatteen ftt fttteen
teen and perhaps sner several ° ai more were WeNkiI tl a ablued j jkfited
blued kiI The trench was being dug dugeoneedan to toconneeUaa IIIeGDDeedM
conneeUaa with a new dock for war sMas sMaslarger I Ilartft
larger than t the Preedraoayhlg DrMd Dmadueug It ItItfty was wasfoK wutt7
tt7 feet den ddrt7 feet wide wide mid andfeet midfOPt IM
feet long loacTbe l01ITIM longThe
TIM Mea had lost daubed ategtec dlgglagconcreting sIIIr a ad adconcredap I IC8DtT
concreting C8DtT was abovt to b bogla a when wilenJTlI whenshoeings ttee tteeshortaes
shortaes collapsed JTlI and the aides caved cavedte ea eaIa av avIn ed
te Ia carrying with them flve h steam cranes cranessix cnDM cnDMsiX ann
six boners and furnaces e sand between betweenthirty 1tetwoeat7 heirs heirsthnki7 een
thirty t7 sad forty ballast cars Thetunas The falling fallingprobably tIIIItgJI t
tunas probably weighed 3M IN isms wotThe ismsThe
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The day shift were Just aatttte 4IIItdag work workTea wwkTea wee k
Tea minutia later the treacfc trelldtWi88Id wwtfd kave kavebeea lea f8 f8beea
beea empty The sad suddenness < t anes6 ef tae cave cavete caYeSa aav aavIn
te Made it impossible for the MeA te ee eeeape eacape
capeA cape eapeA capeA
A few of those te the trench are kaowa kaowate kaoWRte know knowey a
te be alive a e th they ey y being atag protected V ay the thefatten dietaIleD
fatten eraae Their extricadM will be bevery 1MTel
very dtfflcult Attempts upq to get taeia ibe inl out outMay eatpoeIIia17
May 7 7the possibly lead ta a farther collapse of ofthe DCUte c
the sUes er C the trench Sevaral of ofyen the theMen
Men wile esoapest being bawled were WCII ee e e
jriooeiy rtoa r ebely b tefored teforedi IQJand01rnAN
i CUBAN SOLONS TO FIGHT PIGHTIIousc FIGHTHon I IGHTHouse
House Hon e and Senate at Havana Bold BoldBUST HoldBD Ho ld
BUST BD 3 Session SessionHavana SeaslonBa
Havana Ba Iiatattlaa J July jr r 2 = The The house e of repce repceseatatives rapcesea s sA
seatatives sea e tooay approved < the amend amendments Mn4IDi snieni snienisestather ¬
ments Di w the cock nghdag bM sad Presi President PrestdeIIt Pr es i ¬
dent GoMez signed tt ttA it itA ltAL
A Joint coHKattt COINIIItwe e will meet tomorrow
to darner the eeaate sea saaeattreats eIH1 eMs tolottery to to the theThe t e eIottw7
lottery bill billThe bULThe
The secretary of olgeYenMB government gdvera o IIt t has beederld or ordered Ot OterN ¬
dered erN that AMarleaaB A1I be permitted penlllUee permhieddischarge to todteeharse
discharge e cannon crackacs ad fireworks fireworkson trewer treweren ks
on July 4 In former yaw years dais has hasAr bean beanprebttiUcd MenpnklWted
Ar prebttiUcd prebttiUcdPres4de pnklWtedPresWeIK lrwed lrwedPresident
Pres4de President t Gomez expeets to e eat t eown eowntbe de dethe WR WRthe
the esthnated expenaitnreR exp eg ta the get biidsatby Ml getD getAt St Stby
by D 1 2 etIQ etIQAt a OL OLAt
At the aosoloa et the house tills at aSoa after afternoon ataooa ser ¬
noon tto oa o a aSpeaker Rapreeeatative eeeatadve Mejdeoa Me Jeoa acevsed acevsedSpeaker eeltsedSpeaker assn sea
Speaker Ferrana of disrespect dIsr t to tohowe the theJiouee S Shones
howe After the stouten t Ferrara F seat seataU a achaUcage ae L
chaUcage aU e te MoaJee and a duel I 1 k preo preoBAEOIJET JICM JICM1dJk pr prBARONET b
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BARONET BAEOIJETSir FOUND DEAD DEADSir DEADSir
Sir Arthur StepBey Step e Is rdentifledUS Identified by byn bTn r
n Check Chec for a2 111000 111000YOBM OOO OOOy O0 O0Tura
YOBM y Arts July SIr Or Arthnr Step Stepney SepDet Ste Stenay p ¬
nay English baronet ad enieatlst enieatlstfound acton ttoU t was wasfound wasfMad
found dead at tbe rattread 18 raiirwaeutisa raiirwaeutisatoday acadoa here 1Mr 1Mrto
tod to today todayHe 187He y yHe
He was Wertied klttt hy a cheek for forad foC1I foC1Ia3d IN INand >
and ad ether papers containing tOD the thanes thaneshis of Ible
his London solicitors found fOtlD4i03 ea Oe thehad body 1t 1tHe
He had a romantic life and had hadtroubles domestic 4IoaMsUctrouWea domestictroubles
troubles I
trouWeaGooe1 i
Good ood Furniture FmaJturt at Auction AsctlonToday AactlonToday
Today at Sloans SIaaA MK 1 14 G st st eommlug commtac commtacing eomm a c
lug I at M a a M there nat W wo1 H be sold a large largec3U tars tarsCll tar tarcaieetisn
caieetisn c3U ctioa of geed hoosehUd Wd and nod28t office cMketurntaKe officefumttwe
furniture to the highest and b bNo best 28t biddersNo biddt bidders biddersNo ia
No reserve prfctss prlc s everything you youat need needat 1 1at
at your own price Ladles Invited I
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5700 00 to JJCTRTV Va aim and return NtRI1I July J dT 4 j jBaltimore
Baltimore tt1mo and 1 Ohio > l Lean eave Washtestoa Wa atoIa fors i i
816 16 a a m 1ft returning leave 1 we Luray i psame p p m j Iame
same day dayGeorsrln cia dayGeorgia
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Frank Ubbey Co 6th at It and N Y ave a v e
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HOW THEY VOTED VOTEDAFFIRMATIVE VOTEDAFFI1UIA
AFFIRMATIVERepublican AFFI1UIA AFFIRMATIVE AFFIR3LtTItiERepublicansSenators TIE TIERepubllC2JDMScaators
RepubllC2JDMScaators Republican Senators Aldrich AJdzlpbBradley AJdrl AJdrlnra AldrichBradley
Bradley nra lcy iJnmdo ifraadegee rlec ee Brigs BriggaBrown BrigsBroTrn zI zIBro
Brown Bro Burke Barkett tt Burnkaia Burall Bar BarTOTTS BarTows ar arrow
Tows TOTTS row Busies Carter Cratvferd CrawferdCullom CrawferclJ CrawferclJCullom CratvferdCullora
Cullom Gurtlx Depevr Dick DU DUItn DUUJlJham Di1lingbam
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Flint Frye CalllHgcr Gamble OtawbleGnpjrenfeebn GSI GambleGuggenheim 1JJe 1JJeGUJJenllelm
Guggenheim JofeaaoH Jones JaaeaKesn J JonesKean 1lc 1lcKean
Kesn Kean Lodge L dJC LOriMer 3IcCnra McCamber 3IcCnraner IeCumber
ber ner N ltfJftoa > rlaoa Ioa Page Pe Perec Penrose reKe Per PcrIclas lcrtdBII Peridaa
Iclas Piles Root Reot S 5ett Scott ett Swoet SwoetSutherland Soe4 Soe4Sutherland SmootSutherland
Sutherland Warner aruer Warren and aadYetmore a andWetmore d dVctmore
Vctmore YetmoreDemoerntaDallC1 VctmoreDemocrat
DemoerntaDallC1 Democrat Bailey BaaScfcead BaaScfceadCulberxon BakJleaCulh BaakbcadCulberaon
Culberxon Culh non Daniel Davis D ln1 IfJetcfc IfJetcfccr Jetdacr Sletchcr
cr Poster Gore JOBHN Joll Jobsatea < Me MeBerr Ke KeBaer tcBsery
Berr BIcLaarla eraarl Martin Jieaey JieaeyRayHcr xeB xeBnancr XeneyRayner
RayHcr Simmons 51mmoas Tallafcrre TalJafure11all TalJafure11allIaJor sad andTaylor sadTaylor
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Republicans nepnbllcau5Borah Berah BrJstovr BrJstovrBalkcley Ddsto1TBaJkel BristowBalkeIey
Balkcley BaJkel Clapjh Clal dwnaaas C1IoRn Delll DelllTrr Dedliver > 1 l1l l1lTU
Trr HeylmrB and ana aa La I a Felkxtte FelkxtteDemocrats lPei Fe > plotte tte tteDemoorat8HaJIIe5
Democrats Demoorat8HaJIIe5 DemocrateHughes Hupbes Shlvcly ShivelyChamberlain SJ ShlvclyChninbcrlzln lvelT lvelTCkambedln
Chamberlain CkambedlnDBCLISBD ChamberlainDECLLVED ChninbcrlzlnDBCLIXBD
DBCLIXBD TO VOK VOKDemocrats OlUB OlUBDemocrataBacea OT OTDemocratsBacon
Democrats DemocrataBacea Bacea Overmaa OvermaaStone Overmaa OvermaaStone OvermanStone
StoneBIIMIIA Stone
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Republicans pnblicans Believe elieve They TheyCan TheyCan
Can Defeat Tammany Tamman TammanyYOAL f fEO
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Army rBiT Officer Would ealtl Make N a ke Geed GeedA GeedPusioB GuetlPaaioa GoodFusion
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New Yerk y Tec 1v J tr Gea Gea1t Gen Btasjhasa wen wcaaaase wenaanIDto
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> t bo tc n kadein in day and Sit 9t e 11II 11IIdell ls
i dell < ry d the Meat probable caadUato catdMiatethe of ofWhtfred 0t1M
the party luny mayor IJI ib ibW1afntt 4
Whtfred T g Daaisoa chairman of the I8ec theamtteewtee
amtteewtee ec NBeeIeIa 011 tM tb TrlSt coped eanItlte
ar the tls ceneral at tbe Botei Iroquole aad aadSaJekd I Itatkhd
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Bgham was te oataamiinilna I also alsorgruantutbthee with withmttvee wIdIl wIdIl1eIIC widwho
1eIIC rgruantutbthee mttvee et the Otbcaaf Unton UIIIeawllo
who asked frankly whether he wmrid eoa eoaThe eoe eoeside oo ooaids
side runt enLering the ha ar at Tat Tatra Tam Tamsnub b
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oyster when w It come t te ootll ovdhsteg g his hislineal 90 pOamt 90ifckml po poItdraI
lineal nlaae He I3 hoc hoard abuts abutssstnt the theaad da6MoD
sstnt MoD made b 1M B il Jb e LD a aleader
leader be hgti eaasUrud 1 wile IIIr IIIrL iIr P
sail hn her linaMaietosd L Ar iJoed that the theuses Cltfsan Cltfsantftaafc
uses wag isadj fie 1t Dit tMtt be bethbk tt ttIt
tftaafc It swto ttsae ttsaeSeyst dIIIeants do suit suitS
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Wants ants a acatlea YacatieaSaid acatleasaid
Seyst said the general > fears me meK m oat outaf oatfit L
af it h het < ar a while I start for Nova NovaSooda NonScoda N N9ooth on L
Sooda hi the lanrnhig for a We ssonths ssonthsrest u urMt
rest If theres then thes + es gaits to be a csreue eIftus eie + cns why whya wbYra vre y
ra Is Isa m ceimbg hack te get tale It 1 1ddMa ass i
a ddMa t ckliB tlamdn now and I eat say and andwhat de dewhat dowbat >
what I phJaco Dont Doa t > fire sre pottttea at ne neIve INrYe
near Ive had saeqfih of peHttes to hut hutme JuttGr t
me for tGrTM a whtte whtteThe
The BaptMfean RUlJUf leader who is a aoc boas boasof
of a BpanHsrmhli HIIU terrfeery 1 said that thatCMttaae tMta Lt t
a J d late pontiteoa I a astrong a arOag E
strong cutU candidate m mimeos Mayer Me
CMttaae 8 anhr eroer ressovtas s f + eae W htaa enfaag en neatesieat went Into Intoeffect atoeAeet o
effect effectThat
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That ntnalshmc act gave bareae as Bepub BepubHeaae Jtepabiiams
Heaae ffe ae aethe what we had tacked before said saidthe aidtbe
the leader Maa an nneesalliible tla sssral tesue tesueHere ueHere iseneQar
Here you hare Te tt It Karaty and McCv McCvrea XcCartwad Mc Qar
ran forced the mayor te take the thedepartment police pottcean policeout P
department out of the hsada of an able ablehaneac abI8MIIe abi
honest fearless osttctal o6ta1 and hand te Itto over overto eat d
to thesa tbnhave
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Have Faith IR 1 BlagrBRon BlagrBRonnEvetyfcody DIRghMRS BiagbamSvarybedy
nEvetyfcody S te > s New Petit Yerittile taderataadc taderataadcthe erutaad i
the unable o and believes te teAH 1 1Alf W WAJt Hba m
AH right Thats Tbt s the kind of ofwat toss we weWWIt
wat to ma against the man manand Tammy >
and McCarrea pota up for there now no nodMIIK
doubt that Murphy and McCarrea Mo amen have havepatched baqpatdt84I ben benpatched rye
patched up their dttCereaees until ttadlelection after afteretecttoa a1tereI8cdoR >
election aDd are worktes wotk lag together toptMr8IL tagetMrGen
iGea Gen 8IL Btacham would make aa at attractive actracdve ¬
tractive candidate fiilT ttr te for the fusioakrt f He Heis e eIs
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is a ReoabMcaH It c be Is popular despite eepitomistakes his hisMtetaJcas
mistakes and the general DjphiiBa h Isbe > that thatbe
be te oa Ute leveL la ddt t say saythat ootrksht ootrkshtthat t I Itbat
that be will be a1 iioialiiaUd e hot I Itbt do say saythe
that we ha have been sedouety sedouetytile Hlin l7ulllitlk l7ulllitlktIN eoaeiderbnaC
the feaemtttty of a aattte Uag oa him hbB and andthere aDtbere
there have Mea several eeofareaofts a te tethe litttte I
the past fortyetekt hours oa thanJoel the nab snbieet I
Joel I do not knew what Btaehssas s feel feeltaS feelg f eel
taS g is Is bat I believe be wilt be besuaded per persuaded pera ¬
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CORP C ORPORATION R TION TAX TAXWINS TkX11NS
WINS 11NS Ir IN SEN SENATE SENATEeasure TE
Measure M easure Taft Fosteed I agferecl At Attadied At Attaehed
tadied to Tariff TaT 1 Bill BillOTE
VOfE v 0 OTE GASP CA m 59 9 TO 11Iatrich 11 11AMrich 11Altlrich
AMrich Sorts When h n Efforts EffortsSeem Efforts EffortsSeem EflarisSeem
Seem Doomed BoomedThirce Doomednly
Oaiq O nly Three T ree Democrats Oj Oppose OpposeAmendment j e eBold
Amendment Oa Its Final Passage PasaeOaJRJRIII Passagevammian
OaJRJRIII and sight Ins1Ireats Ins1IreatsHold InaurgcntHold
Hold Oat OatExpeotatien Bxpeotatlon eotatl n Is that B Btlre R1 R1the Entire
the Bill Will Ul Be BeCompletetl Completed by Bat Bailof Batat EHI EHIe
e at Next et VL WekPhe Weclc eckmJae ffihe Real Test TestBy TestBy
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By a Tote of 39 to ii I I the theoor theoorporatio eor eorporalioa cortax
poralioa tax amendment t to the dietariff thetamf thetxriff
tariff hill was ati0i adopted tcd by the Sen 5eaale Senate Senat ¬
ate at 7 ooodc yesterday tiweserda y ertSitIIg ertSitIIgst evening eveningOnly
i just ju st prim to adjodn1ment adjodn1mentOIIIJ adjv neflt nefltOnly
Only three Democrats Demowctsagaiast Democratsagainst votedwas voted votedagainst
itvoted
against die amendment wfcea r hea it was wasplaced waspIKed waspaced
placed on its final passage but prior priorto prior priorthat
to toth that that when tests votes were had hadtbe badthe bulb bulbe
the th e Democrats Daooc > tts s generally and some someof someop
of die F RepobJkaas formed theToday the thepoaitioa op opposition ¬
position to the measure measureToday masa < e
Today the Stile wig take micefire up upthe uptile
the oHtxnntini m um ark mdY SBVUBMIQI pro prorttioae proof
rttioae of the tariff i bill Tile gen genera gentOII n neral <
era expectation tOII is tfaat the con conskieradoo oonc ooncsideratioo <
skieradoo of o the biD in the fae Senate Senatewin SenatewiD
win w ill be L completed by b < the end or ornext of ofDe OIe
next De week weekTII
The Th e Ilspattlat of the corporation tax taxL
aarmdnsmt L eame rather unexpectedly a adte arfhb S Sthe
the end nd of a day derotod deata d to toser debate debaxoCeoator
ser AJdrica wbo retarDed to Rashiagtaa Wash Washington WaehIa ¬
ington m Ia the morning gpf res resumed med eon eontho 08UOI
UOI ot die twCM anppoctttlg Uag the tariff tariffmoasme tarttlJIMUUre
moasme JIMUUre endeoarored emdeaoe + et to hrtag about an anagreement ant anagamfAt
agreement t by which the corporation tax taxwould taJCwould taxwould
would be acted on before adjouraraont a neat la latbe intINt
tINt event evenisig but b be did not receive much muchJaot mucheadxstsgaap Deb DebcoIi
coIi eadxstsgaap eat 1
Jaot m bbe be mosnont t iaeweiai when his elsoOertajseeoMd htSta hisear1ePeased
oOertajseeoMd p Hnninte ta faOoro Mr AI Aldrieh AIc AIdriei
driei drieh jsroVohed pat + o + oilet over Stt Sttahsoftonmg talJfr ppact lJfr dtapw dtapwr
r t c + JIM t to totalk
talk shoat tnarttarS c ne great oonse oonsegatence
gatence teen tile ink Ja bIB teeth anJ anJA sad sadabatdsabrg
ahsoftonmg A precedent nat seed that the theSesaat
Senate Sesaat proceed to vote on th the pending PfftdingcorporaIioa
corporation tax proposition Strangely Strangelyenough St ly lyaoa
enough e no objection was w raised to his hiscourse hiscourae
course c ourse although several Senators SeDatorsCftded pro
ceeded to make mak obeenrations on the ques question questba
item at hone hvueJust
Just before i oclock the first teat t Tots Totswas
was wa tall taken and from roan that time until ad adjotrnttent
journtaent an hour later the Senate was
e ngaged saanhtly Ia reoenIIag its peter preterwStII petereaceg
encee with regard d to the corporation eGrpOrtl tax tax taxA
A lo gong s parliamentary controversy eeetrov pre preceded pre prethe proceded
ceded the taking ot the first roil call eallSenater
Senator Cummins of Iowa Iowa one of the theopponents thete taeopponents >
opponents te of the corporation tax tax wanted wantedassurances wantedaasuranees a ted tedusuraaces
assurances from Senator Aldrich that thatwould thatwoaN
would be given an opportunity opport uD1ty to tocuss touy toany
cuss any now amendments ts offered offeredThere CeredTbent
There wore war exptaaattoos and counterex counterexpjanationsi cotDItSexphotIeIIa couatecexP
pjanationsi P
Did 111 Not et t Understand Uaderstaad3r Ua4erstaadXr
3r Cumialns did not seem to under understand 1IDdestaM understand
stand clearly the statements cat eata made byMr by byMr byKr
Mr Aldrich who woe endeavoring ta toaIIoat i a asing
sing about aa agreement by unanimous unanimousconsent
consent for taking a vote at 1 oclock to tooay to toI
oay Finally aU Mr Cummins objected to tothe tOothe
I I the arrangement t proposed ya and U > was wasthen
then that Mr AIcIrIeIa Aldrich throwing C Sena Senatorial SeeaI
I tonal courtesy esy to the winds moved m the theadoption th8adoptio
adoption oC the corporation tax propoel proposltiers propoelSenator
tiers ttOlLsenator
Senator Bailey the t leader of the t Dem Democrats DemocraU Denocraa
ocrats ta a the tb controversy COtItro was not quite quiteready q1Iltetor
ready for a vote then 1Mn however bowev He aid aida
a Senator wbo was sick desired to be bepresent beopresent
present and be would ould address a th the Senate Senateuntil Sella Sellaantil <
until the tin sick k Senator arrived Hie ref reference nference ¬
erence was to Senator sat Frazier of Ten TenMr TenII
nesuee II Deeuaoerat who hM been n ill illMr ilLair
Mr grayer got to the Capitol in 2 2taxlcab at attaxIcaIa
taxicab and a few minutes after aft he ap appeared appeaTed ¬
pained oa the floor Mr Bailey BaDe suspended suspendedand j jad
and the voting v otes6 was begun begunIt btwUnIt begunIt
It took Sro votes to attach the th corpora corporadon corporsUoa tOrporatJoa
don tax awendmmert Miniliiii It l to the tariff bill billcorporation billTb billThe
Tb The psrllarentanry 8Ituat situation was s ttaat t the treCGIJOIadoa theCorporatlen
corporation tax amendment was as before beforethe befor befort1ae
the Senate as a proposed substitute for adummy a adummy a adWlUllJ
dummy amiiiflsiicnf veat to the B BailyCUm BailyCUmj Baile ieyCum ieyCumndBS Cum Cumndns
ndBS amendment j lit providing pro for the th impo tanposttion impofill
sttion eC an mcome Income tax After a adeal good gooddeal gooddual
deal o of talk about the parlilzzentsstatus parllirnentar parllirnentarstatus
status of the matter utter tter It TO as agreed tI gree4 that thatthe tblttM
the first vote should uId be taken oa th t tle cor corstttirte co copon
I pon laX ta > < amendment cen4 as a ut en > r rdtil6e
stttirte Mr the dummy 1 anscsMtment anscsMtmentThe lmenLTke
The Re Real l Test TestThe TetTbe
The reaeikd ros 1eIIIIIk rof el the vote was wetBayes Ii ayes to XL S1noes
noes giving a majority major of rtee fovhe m for tOtthe farthe
the eorporatkMt tax taxAR tuAll taxAll
All thoM who voted m fa the afBrmatrre afBrmatrrewere atIInBatheWfle of rtuathe
were WfleAll Republicans RepublicansAll
All the Democrats ra yteuent pi spent and seven n nBelNbliCAU
RepubQcsass voted In > d tl ce negative BegaiiveReBHMc aepmeReJ11t negativeRepdhbkceas
Repdhbkceas ReBHMc ReJ11t IC11s as Vote fotie SeUO SeUOTbe S relirlThe hL hLThe
The rote ote was as s follows tollowsAyes
Ayes < aH RopabilceESenetor Repvbli bll < M oonatora > Sen t9rs Al u4Irkh
etch Bra Bra8desft dege Brisjca Br Brown Bur
heft ke < Eornham Bunha Burrows Burton Carter CarterClark earrC6Arlt arRr
Clark Crawford Crdt + atord Culiom Curtis CardaDIcIt Dj Dopey DopeyDhdt ew ewDick
Dick DnVachosa Dixon D n Du Pont Pont p pktes JI JIIda
ldatFlat Ida Flint Frye GalUnsjvr r Gamble Gam l Cug Cuggmiietm GaKft1 Gngge <
gmiietm Kft1 ge iizetm tm Hyburn H Johnenn J Jons Hear KconLodge KaLod8fo HearLodge
Lodge Liorlmer MrCttmbor X Ntsoaxon Nelson NelsonNixon boD boDNixon
Nixon xon Page Pwirose 08 Perkins Files PilesRoot FilesRoot PU PURe
Root t sott c Ott ott Smoot Sutherland S1ltbertD4 Warren WarrenWamer
Wamer tad nd Wetraore WetraoreNow Wt
1
Now T nID > m > + rT et T > Sf Sttera atvs t + ra Bacott Faro C CleY Bai 3aiberlcia
ley Bankbead Chun Chamberlain Cha rrber1ata berlcia Culhtrson Cui
Daniel Daris DaY Fletchet Fletch F1et r Fcoter Ptasder PtasderContinued J F raxier raxierCeMtlnaed r
Continued ctI OR P page RC S Column 45L3 4
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