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NKW-YOKK. MONDAY, MAV 29, L911.-TWELVE PAGES.
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1350.000 PEOPLE
Agi Went tn See thp Piane
Where Dreamland Stood and
Called lt -1 Holiday!
0 CARS TO SUFFOCATION
r rrtti Girea Animal Show in a
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-.. ? -. . mpany atation and that
Narroa runwaya lead
....... tf rmfl under the floor
? ? m Each platfonn
?* ., . .. m i roa Sed when a
. ? ita load 'hat thfl pss
maot "',;e? nf a ttaw'
- . . ...... lend to another
1th aa th<
muat take can of the entlre
? ? iulra muat then he
mnln floor >'f ,hr Ftatir,n
? paaa ln olngle nie
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.... boxefl Ta*.
. rrom the trains to
I ^-000.000
? , bl*> ks away. >o
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and patl<
forth In front of wher*
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" ? ? ? Two ?' ??' ' trom
I oui animal i
jortr-.. ? EUrange
Nre calnted on 1 i dea, i"'f th<
. , ? .. ,,,,,i women
them dodged
. - - - ? ,;'' "?' '
. . ropea that l mn ' **
md a
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by t
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UI thal to
*?* | . ., . of ateel
rdwa ' ' ' '
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' the dan< Ing |
fontineifl ? a tUrd aaga.
The Cub with the
Green Felt Hat
Bv PAUL WEST
A prize entry the second bv
this BUthc* lf doesn'f end
Kke most -.tone?. about cub
rrporters and that is one
renson it i< so cxception*illy
ccvd See the n<--\t
Sunday Magazine
of the Tribune
DEATH FAILS10 STOP
?1
lUIUIaUIULL hnULV
Opp Man Killerl. One Fatally In
jurcci anrl Anothpr Seriously
Murt in Chicago.
crowdcheersotherrac.es
Audience of 2,500 WaitB While
Dead and Wo.inded Are Re
moved and Track Cleared
for Bubseqnent Events.
mv ?'??i?r-,rvi ta The ""l-itwrn-, I
Chleago, Ma! -*- Twenty-llva hun
dred motorcycte race "fanfl" aaw one
mart dashed to death. one probabl!* fa
Injured and another aerlouoly hurl
on 'dea'h curre" it the Hawthorno raoe
thla afternoon 4, ma-hlne akid
ded ard ->?hf-rs dashed Into 1t Ha******
Nlxon, of Dayton, Ohlo, **?? killed
?'irreons ind tra^k etteniSanta bora ofl
thp dead and wounded virttnis. -while th?
-4,.ri,r>.-,r.o %. -nre,] r.= t1er.t'v fnr th* dehr's
tr. hf. elc,r,rr.r] of*" th.e frarlr Then. ohe
? "d been pu! In ahapc onco more,
? i.-. r-?r^l flvO other rrjrpc nne <>f
?>'-?* nlinast n-on hv thr p-ian ->-l"i?e
? ' "- had su.'ided pnd , nu-f-'l th*
of hi? foi ? nenl
The fatal arr-iderit hapr"-""d ln the
? >????? d had hardly
? than aettled lo Ita eeata when tho
me. The spectatora ch4
Frank Harl ol Nea "Tork, whoa*
had cauaed the ar, idenl
hlf- pln;*k ln gr.ing on m the other con
" whlch h? wa* enti
Fort Wayne, Ind., Maj if ."Ahn
H . n. of thii dty, ono of t1
? ??-. In -'4 ten-mil* motorcycte race
to-day, plough. ?'?? a fence -*hU*
going Blxtj mllea an hour and Bustalned
probabl** fatal Injui l< -
Denver, Mnv tt, Bpaedlng over 'he three
? ? ?-,? re ?i Bable, ten i
of Denver, te prellmlnary praetice fnr the
threa bundrod rnlle rnr. on Memorlal Day,
two racing automohHaa late yeeterday
. . ften r . eouraa and turned tnrtle.
killina tha driver of one cat and in.i'irlng
ther drner and the mecbaniciana <<t
Robeii "V. Bean, twenty-four
...... homi ara In Di troit, a ?>
?..,- ! ejieath bl l
Rocheater, Maj I ? ! ' iworth,
? -!x yeara old, head of a palnl
my here and prealdent of th* Rochea
.p, Motorcycle Club, when ridlng wlth
? ? ?. ti between |hii dtj
ana-*dalB*ua to n - to u
. ,], j..-.., i . ? rence M. Baldwln, of
No 19 Wi il itreei New York Clty,
anr] received ir"-i whlch he dled
ln twenty mlnutea
i o-fori .- ridlng on the ?ron|
nf tbe road and f* accidenl occunred at
I, the road. 14 ? ?t1 I
? Main
FIVE KILLeTi^MJTO WRECK
Electric Car and Machine in Col
lision Near Los Angeles.
Loa Aviigelea Maj M Plvo pr-r-jona arero
...-., | | om njured fatally to-da
* ivei ta - ? ?
trlc . ar and aa
?
The dead BT4 J4 I Ka ifm.inn. 1/ ng
Mra terr* Kauf-oann, Maz--I
Kaufmann, thelr daughter, aaed thii
s: Holllnaaworth, rallroad telegra
P^;.'.; a .. .-. and Mra Holllngaworth.
ONE DEAD; TWO WILL DIE
Auto's Steering Gear Gave Way
and Machine Left Embankment.
[ByTelearaph t* 1 he Trlbunfl !
i afayette, ind . Ilay *? In an autompl I 8
-day Mra Willlam B. B.
UcEwan, wlfa ol a proaperoufl Benton
Countj farmer. ?a* Mlted biauntly, and
Wil iai,i S Mir.i.r. her stster. an.i
Mra iiinlei ? bueband were fatally hurl
m ESwan had Juat purcbaaed a neva- auto
moble, and the four werfl flpeedlni to
,r., 4-tle. thlrtv miles from h<
reaeh the bedaide of Mrs M< Ewan'fl dying
-i. were runnlng twenty-five
an hour V4 hen ihey wenl up an ln
.'line to an overhead rallroad eroPBlnr
rldge, and
. gl r ot the ,ar broke m Mc
I , . aa?- trying "? make the turn I
fort) fool embai kmei
.,' ? i ovei twk*e
AUTOIST^BURI^ED T0 DEATH
Machine Going at High aSper-d
Plungefa Ovrr Embankment.
r . riflag rjfreea Ohlo Mav H Whlte go
inc at hlgh ai*eed a tourtng eai plunfcd
OVP|. ..... . "-.ni near Bradner to-day,
nl and hijuiini l.i
?? fatally.
T . - Rhx took '"? ?r"1 Ubon B ?
. .,. v.... burned to ? r ?
HIT RYn\Urn)7_MAY DIE
Boy, Taken to Hoepital bv Own
I Sayi II Was Hif; Ov/n Fault.
\l) . rv d Bnd drli en hv
rer, of ,^
P|V1 ' ' 1\|M, offli ? - al **
?. Injured thli
t ? . Bowei on of tbe i
.more Apovrtnaeni
fto Wa Rr"ad\4a-. yaaterda] aft<
t, hiie thi bo) 4. ar. piaytofl ball In Weatl
._? * - - - .,. _j.. .. ?^ 4,,, I I
.. I1H-- ' "' ?..'- .- w-c I'lfl. ,11. ,.-,, . -
j,,|. atreel beti. idwa; and An
The iad ? icad ta the car and hui
? | ? ? ' Hoapttal, aa-here he waa
,rf,or'"l -< ''' '' ? ? 'M Al the hoB
' r I"" " ' - - - .r- ..? .-...,.
titai th* ".-oungatei told Patrolman Btroh,
.... ? ' treet --raiion who fr.]
,,,urri tba lutomobllfl te ? taaaOab, thal ll
not tte ' t of the <*-*h-i 1
? ? ? ? hln ?" '? aa io btamfl f^
? "--? ?? a^ made r.\
11 .*'i*(*rlna *T*MB
., brofcaa rlba
tc.
The Virqinia Grounds on a Cay
100 Miles West of
Havana.
ALL ON BOARD ARE SAFE
fjamj York BRnker Sailed f>om
Here Laat Month for a Two
Months' OrolfC Up the
Amazon.
-,r-. Orleana, Ifa* 28. a wtreleea
- .en x celved to-d.i*. Btatea that the
. achl \'ir>rinia. * hartered hv E r
BenedtCl 9 New \r>rU banker. 4\ent
ns'ir-re nt 7 .'-^i this mnrnlnir "orth of
Ca; light, which is ahr.n1 on**
hundred inilec greal of H.nana A". M
board nre reported patv
It ip r-xpr-rtec] th?t (JlO 'S'M Will *<*'
off at h!?h tldfl The vireinin baa heen
. .iiitinr lr Caribbean 4*,ater
Havana May M P lrel< ?? ?< ?*!??
rf.r?i,-<ifi here to nieht reported the
..\r,"r,,-.Ti \ tchl VireiiilH flflhore >.n Colo
r-\r-\r, rerfc. r,ve mllea northeaal of Jotlaa
Cay light, on the north coasl "f Ptnar
del Rio. gnd .i?'<eri fdt BBBlBtanCe.
The t.ip Vennfl araa diepatched to the
.rene from HgTaiM gnd the I'uh.'t* trin
boat paire ^ hirh .= patrolllng *h< coaat
f?f P'Par del Rir-. waa ordered bv wire
lr.ec; to e<=?k tbe Stianded va< hi Bnd ex
?end atr]
lutlaa t'f- Ifl ? marflh] Island ihoul
thre mllea eaal and weat. and twelve
?nues ..> circumference, -ind about one
hundred mllea weal rt Havana, --nd ^
r-,rriitic to tl i pUol bookfl tba onls
hahltatlon thera Ifl a Beherman'o hut at
,,s pv.atcr.r end 11 la aeparated from
ihe Cuban coaat hv n '-hannel navitrab^
, ni- with dlfllculty by amall boata and
r^.n^'-a
Commodor* R?ncdiet sailed from here
in thr gteam ??j.'hf Vtrglnifl "? Aprll 5
for 9 two montha' --'">,c:r I ? tha atnason
River. Hi? cuestc im i olgatfl Hoj*t
jamea McCut heon. Ham Row? Bhel
irv p,. f Montgomery gmlth, Harrj
Robinson ' kmoni I" n Inlcl and v d
vard Been
TbP virginiR if a Bteel yacht. 200 reel
m*er a". 163 fee! a flterllne, 26 feet beam
and 16 feet dre" tu d la * 'jun>p<*ri with ?
irinlei ontfll lf *-q one of the h*-ct
known yachta ln American 4<.aterp and
prna bulll ln thla eountn frona the plana
Df Qeorge L Watson, the Engliah yachl
leylcner.
Commodore Benedtcl chartered the
hoat frona tha estate of Igaac Btarn be
cauae 11 aultt d hlm betti r than hla
yacht, tha Oneida, ln which h<
?ruised m inj thousand mllefl
He ip kn.i4<n throvghout tha yachting
world as a real tallor, preferrlng to tak"
long crOBMg rather than lylng tn BOflBfl
Innd-locked port hi the faahlon of many
yachtemen. Onlj laal fall he came from
Ben luda ln thfl teeth of a hurrlcane thal
iwepl th-* aea al tha rate ot elghty mllea
an hour.
At hia home bera to-nlghl ? ? iretaker
iaid that lettera had baen recelved from
lir. P-n.-dirt recentlj taying thal the
party waa on Ita waj home gfter fl *
v ... , ......... Bevi ? .' yeara ago ?
mled by a partj of frlends and
latea, C*4**mmodore Bene
Ild mada practicallj the same trip. *o
inc np the great elinaioh aa far a*
llanaos, where the nativea entertatned
the flrat yachting party thal had ever
reached their port. On leaving Manaoi
Hnnmodore Benedld pr* ? '? I thi roa
ng aaaodatlon thera with a solld gold
-?P. which is ealled the Bene.iirt chal
lens-e eup. which is rowed for annually
Uong the Amazon.
On tha way home thlfl tl - ? ll waa th*
ntention of the party to atop al aeveral
Weai Indian port -
GO TO CHURCH IN BALLOON
OUdden nnd Van Valkenburg
Keep Promise Made to Fricnd3.
Topafleld, Ham.. Ma*. 28 Tha balloon
si a meana of conveyance to church waa
utiiiied to day i-:- Charlea .1 Qlldden.
of Boaton, and J, .1 Van Valkenburg, of
Bouth Framlngham, in a Journey from
Lowell to this t'.wn. twent) mllea dla
tapn The aeronauU made an earl:
mornlng aacenaion from Lowell, rialng at
p,:;',ii o'clock, and promlaed thelr frlenda
to land n< ar b church ai I sttend at r
xricea
Aft. r Roa ting ?"'""' fl "?? Bl aind for
nn hour and ? hnif the balloon waa
brought doarn. and atruch ground three
hundred feel from thr- Methodlal Epia
eopal Church of Topafleld. The aero
nauta walted untll the hour of aervlcea
nnd then Jolned thi congregatlon The
, ... toi ln hi? addreaa referred to thi faci
that two of the congregatlon ha,i dropped
into ' ha eei ? li fl iToin tha Bklea
BAPTIZED AT* NINETY-TWO
Mrs. Packard Wanted to Feel
Prepared for thc End.
Telegrapti le tyA Tribnaa 1
North Bridgewater, flfaaa., Ma: 28 'r,<
b?j baptised and recelved Into member
Oiip In tha Congrogational Chun h al th*
? , in* r ta'o ha been lha unusual
. nf M i fl Bai ih n Packard of
thla town, who aftei more than an s*
>rage llfl Hnv ol - hun h att< ndan< ? ' i
l i, i taki ii lha itep I ? had loni
i. mplati ?? ',''1.'"'.' ba ptli >.i
. , form* ?! ' ''! ? ri Idenci oi ^i'*1
ird i"- 'i ? ,:- Di .i Rtanli
of th* Bouth i mgr<. ?
i 'hun li. nnd thc oc* rurion ? ?
? unlon "i ri ru- '?? III
i rd'a di bi ? ndanl i, ln. i idlng ihre*
hlldn n '? n l randi hildra.l iwo
a,. ni yt ard- hildn n
Hra Packard la a hruht *-r?,i llttle
rroraan, with Bnoa whlte halr, ber onli
nflrnaitiei belng rheumatiatn snd ?< allghl
i--?.fnr?s Bhfl said, in speaklng of her
.?ipti.-ni UI in\ lif" I v anl lo ?he
:ongregatlonal ' Itun b, sad te ? ni
when rheum iti ra afftb U d nae
r j . ould not 44-aik much, l read
Ibla regular!) .*t home, bul I ha*.
: it ofl 1-lnliiK unti! u.." . " h- ??
, , ninety-taro yeai.- old li li 11
, ,, | , ..... ,i i , .... ,e. .. i . ,.,
xp,ct to llve vei ger, 'm.j I
.. am t., ta J pr- i ji< d ti i ii.. ? nd. '
COMMODORE
BENEDICT AM) FRIENDS VlTHO SAILED
YACHT VIRGINIA.
ON THE
Lefttorlght Btaadlng Dr I Mootgomei Bmlth, Harry I RoMnron. Lamont Domlnlek aad *CdaraN Bters. aflflated, coloate
ii,,., jamaa m., itcheon I i Beaeiiet, Harry Rowe Pheiiey.
? | , .,..,- tha nv thfl raeM aaflad r-nm N,n "for* ?
Twelve Start, Without Mishap,
1,301-Mile Race for $100-000.
BERTEAUX'S DEATH ALESSON
Ye-atPrday's Crnwdf" WHI Han
dlpr* ? Premier'-- S*>n, Hnii
Last Week, Agam Prepenf
r-^r--. Mav 28 Proftina: by Ihfl lefl
e,->r,F ot ias* week'B r>at*aa*ft***mhe. when af
the atart of the Paris-to-Madrid r?C4 M
Berteaux. the Mtnteter "f "*>'ar. "'<
killed and Premier Monla waa bad'-. in
hired. th" nrj-->r!;?<-?-<- of the sr,-ord greal
air rontest. from Paris to Turm, Bent th,
oompetitors a?av with reeord cpr.rd and
prer*lsi,,n to-dav
Not th" alighteal miahap marred tha
orra^ion. The ne-v M'nlPter nf Wnr
ireneral Oolron; Antolne Monis. s<->n of
the Premier. who a-as flllfhtly Injured hfl
the accldenl a week aco. the ttalian Am?
bassador. Sinnr.r Tltt.mi, and Beveral
hieh offi'Mals were allowed on th" fleld,
hut wer* kept well behind Ihe etartins
line. A laree assemhlape of peop'* were
kept out of th? daneer -jore hv Impoatng
llnes of troopa
The weather ?i'- perfecl TweH'fl OU1
nt twenty-one competHorfl wero out for
the start 4-vhen the ^ipna' bomb ?h? flrel
at ?'. o'elock in the tnorninc The ma
"hlneB were pent off 1n rapid fi'i'"esston,
trr, len.ina arlthtn a few mlnutea, and
the entire nnmhrr helr.e ?way b\ 7
n'riork. Th^ remainlne: nine entrantO,
ineliidln-f Pk-rre Vedrlne. the F-rnrhman
?-ho w-on the Parla-to-lfadrM raee. wlll
start to morroaa r<r Tiieadaa Vedrlne ls
now ..ti Ma way back to Parla, leaving
Medrtd for thla '*'t\ t" nlghl
Garros Fir?t lo Start.
The flr.st to 'TOSS the Hltfl tO-da* " I,:
Roland 'rP-rop who after making manv
plucky efforts to fmish ln the Parla to
Itadrld night, arao foreed bj a serieR nf
mishaps t" abandon the ra- e
drove a monoplane. Hi waa followed bv
Ar.dr* Beaumont, who rapidl) overtook
Oarroa and arrlved Bral at Dljon the
inttlal re'*nrdlnK Ktation "f thfl long i"'ir
ney.
The na.. continued in tii" =a:n<- order,
reportlng at Lsrono and flnally landlng
at Avlgnon Thej -**-vered th. B4S kiv..
metreja (401 milesl fr-.m th" ae,-,..]r. .mi
nt BUC, a shr.rt distan.-o outflldfl tlv
Freneh capital, to Avinnon ln !'_' hour?
nnd 4.". mlnutes and 1" hourfl Bnd 86 mln
nutee, **e*rpectlvely. nnd declded t" apend
the nl4?ht ther.-. Thej Wlll flnish th" re
malnlng 230 kilometrea "f th" first atage
,,f th" niKht to Ntre tO-moTTOW nvn." -
a total diatance "f 888 kllc.inetree, or 588
mllea
Th" other competltorfl early in the
lourney were the vtctlmfl t,f mlohapo bul
nothini? more flarloufl than "th" breaking
.,f wr.od." and only two "f them, Henrl
Molla, repreaentlng Fran.-e. and th" <;. r
man aviator Fr-v. had K"t a? far RJ
r>ij..n np to ~ o'clock in tho evening
American Aviator UnlucWy.
The American, Henry Wejnnann, o ia
partlcularly unluckj After two Btnpa
on accounl of mcine trouble he rn
forred 1". make a landiri* ln a flV'd near
Tt-oyea Tlv- propeller of hia machine
wrtft twlsted and parl of the frame
broken, hut he hlmaelf was nol hurl
The ra-*e aaas OTganlBOd !?' the I"
Tetll Parlfden " and ihe peinea aggre
cafe more than 114*0,4100 Th.n I
ttagfl "f th" lournei ?:-? from Nlee to
; ti;., recordlng atatlona belng
. *iid Ptea. anrl ihe third |
frotn Rome to Turln, ?he otflclal atop
pln'l place* belng IT*i****nce nnd >'? logna
Ti, total dletauce is a |lttl< mon '
thlrteen hnndied mllea, Bnd tli.m
!. titora have untll Jun* l". to a
nllab the distfp ?
?.-e
AIRMAN KILLED: FELL 650 FT
Orowd nf 20,000, Includinr- y]C
iim'-i Family, Saw Explosion.
Vog;herH. M,|4 28 The Itdllr" . i.'-r
?hiie making an aeroplane fht-ht
,,,,..,r i... i,. *ai fell fr,,m ? hdghl ol
ftfiO feel and tv a, k'll^d Tiae-ntv tbOU
. ,, i -BT-tataona, Including Clrrl'a wltv md
, hlldren, n*ere i tea lng tho ?
i Irrl Mf-ed a I ?'? : ' '"r n pl " ?
1). had eompleted n number ol I
tlona, when -ru**d**i"]y tbo motoi Bsplradad,
and ln ? moment the wlng* of the mn
,-hine wer" on hi- Thi IVlator fell
I., . rl 1. ... 4.- f| .... I - . !'
a ?
D?ccratl"" Da/ jpetnl O'.M'.g t !.
ton Pl 4 return bj tM H*n Iri :-. ii... ..
-Atia
SLE1GHING IS GOOD
BnowBtorn in Saska-tchewan
Funiishei Unnsual May Sport.
IV nnipeg Maj 2s Bnow fell through
out northern Baakatchewan on Baturdai
from i.n untll midnigh* tSood PietRh
-.-. irted to daj throughoul the en
ttre regl >n
VVIrYDSTORM KILLS TWO
Pumpirif; Pt-^tion in Pekin, 111,
Dptnoliahpd Houses Unroofed.
P^r.rli. 111. Mav 28 .*> B IndBtOTm tO
ia- Btruck Pekln, th to,, mllea aoutn of
"ipe Clyde ?aker<? and Frank
fa/oodle? boya breaking both lega of
Loula Bchaefer and damaging much
propertj
The rit* pumplni tatlon waa de
moliahed
At Orante Clty, 111 twentj personfl
v ere tnjured bv tho eollapee of a bsaeba
grandatand durtng a erlndatorm. Bldney
Mangua had a leg broken and was ln
lured Internally, and ma\ dio Tha
other? will recover. Twelve nt the per?
eona Injured were baeeball playera
Mo^t of tbe spectatora fle*J at tho ip.
. - ,,,? the atorm The grandatand
araa llfted bodlly bj tho erind and hurie.i
on a crowd of playera who were huddled
behind i'. aeeklng refuge from a bom
bardment of bail_
WON'T LEAVE CHURCH
Governor Colquitt of Texas Says
MRthodistR Can't Expel Him.
r
Oalveeton. Tea., May 28 Oovernor
Colquitt of Texas, havlng llned up 44-ith
? . :irti-prohibltli-.n Intereata In their
figh! sgaiinsl atate-aride prohlbltlon, and
hai Ing accept* d Invltatlonfl to make pub
it,- speechea In the * smpaign, bla reaign i
tion from tha Metl ? ol l Chun h
a?=ked for
He decllned to reaign from the ea
and he refupe.* to ba eapelled He ha*J
made public ln? de.laratlon. ami dl
clarea that his poaltlon la a polltlcal mai
ter solely and mu one thif concerna re
lisjion. and that neither the Methodlst
('?hun h nor any church ha? am. power to
,..-.. to ita membera whether they
fdiaii vote for and aupport prohibitlon nr
snti-prohibitlon.
BUTLER CAUSES BIG RUMPUS
Took Fonr Men to Subdue Him in
Nottingham Apartments.
a soreamlng maid threw the Nottlng
ham apartmenl houa* N'n 18 Baat .i<ith
street, yeeterda) afternoon into great
excltement, which waa Increaaed 4\-hen
the cauee of the frlghl 4va* found to i
a man runnlng around the hallway nn
ih*-- servants1 floor. almoal nude, and
shouting al the top of hia voioe.
Buperintendenl R h Bpence, nfter
calllng up P< in - Headquarters, tried to
calm the man. Imt to DO purpoee, and
mattera were compllcated ? moment later
when another mald peepad out of the
door of one i*f the apartmentfl on th
tioor t<. see whal waa 'he matter, and
th* man aelscd hor
?\ tremendoua atruggW then ensued, be?
fore i'r. Blram, arho reaponded t" the
ambulance call senl oui by Pollee Head
?uartera, th< ambulanc* driver, a pollee*.
man and Bpenca eeded in overpower
Ing fh<- man. who waa Honora Camy,
twenty-aii jreara old, a butler for R.
LawTence Benaon, a broker, who llvea on
thal fl. oi ii.- waa taken to Bellevue
Hoapltal and placed In tne i : sthb
aai d for ob* rvatlon.
DERBY FAVORITE MFMACED
Horsr That May Cost ' Rnnkirs"
C1,0nn.0nn Carefnlly Gmi'ded.
r r.- , fli la lo Tae 1 ??
London "-1 ? 20 Th< ?loronatlon'
r wlll be ru ro on Wi ln*
la in th* ? sence ,.f the Klng ind
hen ?ne ol thr i.,, _. .t flelda of
i . , put in ren-nl eai
? . poet
El rai sutl ?? ? Ing taken
i. r ? i t h< fa ortti Iu i i md i
k- ? i ?? at. ii over ihe bos aii
nlghl M .* Blleged th.it there i? < -t
linerat.- pl-.t. for..ted bj 04 I con
... ? to prevent thi
r , t ,i a mniiK
i h> i olu n ? ' bettli ., on th< .fcerby
all o\er the world la ao enormoufl that
th-- i.km iken itand to qulte afl
much bi ? million i oun i* hv thi bi
ol .??'." Ifl
AUSTHIAN nui.F.R BTBOKOEB
Vienna N'a * 4 nange In t1"*
fl-eathei p< itlni l ?? ? P*rai is Jo
to | ?? ' lining the laat 1
ted In a graai
ln 1 ' ? ....
phj at* Igna t!-4t lha I
; UI i bfl 'tuirei> rt c
1APS HIS 010 W WELL
Georrjt-. jrVestinghouse Superin
tends Erection of Derrick.
OUTPUTONCE MADE HIM RICH
Holf* Wns Plugged 19 Years Ago,
but Tt If Expected That It
Will Again Yie'rl
rn- '.i.Traph te Thfl TrfbBBfl I
Ptttaburg", Ma" 28 -Dreftped ln 8 pair
nf ^ eralte, th" flrat that be has donned
in yeara, C"-*?rge Weatlnghouae 4aas en
g'teer] to-da4 in assisttn* ? number of
workmen m ei*ectlng a 70 tobt d4wrlck
bealdo hl? fine manalon. Bolttude Thlo
morning the old gaa well that yearfl ago
heiped t.4 make George Weetinghouaa
famoufl "caine back." Mr Weatlng
house hopes to make MperlmenU arlth
Ma new well whlch he beltevea arlll
Btartle the world
-Vhen the huge Bteel derrick began to
co up thlfl morning old reeldente ln that
communltj of beantiful mansion? turned
theh- mlnda bark t" the thrilllnc "hapters
in Homewood'fl '"hoom" tlme, thlfty-t*a*o
vears ae". when that sertlon. now OCCU
pjed bv tho beantiful home?. waa th**
.?;?.. srene of *as drilllnR operati.,tis. lt
haj heen nineteen year? sinre Mr Weat
,.,<.e had the old onsinK temoaed
from the well and plugged the hole on
his lawn.
it is the purp.4?e .,r Mr W4*-rMnghouea
mpletfl th" all steel derrlch Wtthln a
few davs an.i t., taP the large fleld that
gave Bucb n rlch flow of eaa manj ve.-irs
aCo Mr WeallnghouaB Ifl e-onductlni
the .,rerati'-Ti4 larjtelv In an experimenta.
wav and tt is said that the |nventOI"*fl
Hra ll tO ? ? " Miiine th- rpinlttte? ..f hun
dreds of auch old worklnga that ha\"
heen d'4rmant for vears
Hia netchhors. promlnenl m Uie bual
i and li duetrlal llfe of Plttaburg. are
A - hlng bla work elnselv. and Home
folk fancy they can Bee other der
rl.-ks rlfllng ln large numhers hhrh about
tne flo*" erbeds In that s.-rtion
CHILIANS BURN PERU'S FLAG
"VTob Avenges Rnmored Peruvian
Attnr-k on Consulat.e.
iri.iia.ie. Chlll, Hajr 28.?A rnoh at
tacked the Pennrlan Club to-dav and
burned 'he flag of Poru. Troopfl w-ere
?ummoned to quoll the riotins; and -"v
.-ral peraonfl wer" wounded. The Pcnj
vlan Conaul has resigned and has asked
the American Conaul to protect Peru
\ian inten sts at thlfl place.
Th" organlsatlon of the mob and the
riotinK that followed were the niitrom*
of the pabltcation ln the nowspapors that
the Chillan Conaulate at <'allao, Peru,
had been attacked ani th" r-oneul
v , ,undr>d
Dlplomatlc relatlona between Peru .and
.'hill were aevered ni"re than 8 year aso.
The rhillan jp.vernment w-lthdrew- its letca
t,,,n .it Lima and thr- PerUl laa C'.vernment
4. phdrew its letration at Santlaj-o. This
action was brouahl aboul bv tha exputslon
,,' peruvian pnepts from tha '.mvinr-es of
Tacna and Arlca Thfl actual dispure be
tween i hlll and Peru reeta **" tte Queation
,,f ownerablp aith repard to Tarna and
Aii-ra rrovtncea, to BaeABa whlcli a iler>;s
?? ihe inhabttanta of theaa proi i ?
has been ? geated
Recently Peruvian actfvit*' near rhe
tn [...rder haa been reported and Chlll
. ,..,!?,i conalderablj '" II zarrls-^nB at
.- .i ? . potatfl
RE^TITUTION BY MINISTER
Grirf-Stricken. Will Givp All to
P,,vrnts nf Child Killed by Anfo
| - oroi I r .. '. r, .
,;lr;. F- - N V Ma- 28 - Orief
itri i rn "41 r thi ?!? ith of M ir. ftfaglnn,
? ? r:ir. old, Whom hO t Hl dOU I
? with hts automoblle In Barotoga
I , areel tg Ial ' thi rh i
, | . . .1. ifeth
? | . ii Chureh of G
N ^ ad a tat. ment, In e hlcb
he announceB hte Intentloo ol glvlng
. i er- penn; ' ? ? ? '" rh(* u,',',fi ','1
tpe parenl ' ",*" -hiid
Imrned tt. |i foll ia Ing tha tr iged "'?
, ,,. ? |g arraia;n?-,l before ? po!l<-e
? ? ti "i Baratoga Rprlnga md h*id
, vi . ,i-hi ball to "?' ill tha action of the
i hat bodj li aaoaoB l ial
. . 1 tO Itidl.t
bim flnd ehargeo agalnn him were dis
. - Mr <;i ie.. ' bla auto
. md is noa n* goti itlng fo* tho
. ,?. ... , lummei eottagi il Rlveralda,
\ Theae, together ? Ith "ther pr"),
,,v iii be dtepoeed ' ind the pr,.
..,",... t ?,. .< . t , lh,
,....? rho II rai ig
?
antedl v.an wiMskev ? of a
, ,.
paaaing flavor Luytloa Brotnera, h 1
Advi
CIENTIFTO PIO!
Alleged Plan to Prevent His
Reaching Capital and to Start
a Counter Revolution.
AN AMERICAN UNDER ARREST
Offered Eribes to Madero'p Mili
tary Leaders?Prominent Mex
icana Involved in Conspiracy
Madero Threatened.
El Paao, Tas . May -*1 TVn,t '",<v>k#'1
on bj Frandsoo 1 Madero. Jr . as a well
lald plan to prevent his rea* ning Mflaaleo
Cltj tr. overthrow hia leadershlp and to
mart a counter revolutlon agalns* hlm
mftg revealed to-night ln the arreat of
Daniel de Villlera. of Mexico CKjT.
W V Dunn. an American. goeovdhaf
to a telegram raceivad hy Madero'a chlef
militarv advtser, WTBB SITBatad ln Mon
rerev. Mexico, bv a defertlve n ho had
tral led h'm from El Paao.
The ;i ile-jed plot Involws certaln aums
of money which were to have been pi'd
out to Madero'a militarv leader* Ma?
dero. acoordlrg to th? detatla glven out
hv hlm. waa fu'ly advteed of the echeme
and allowe.J tt te he encouraged. A ter*
davs' traillng bv deteetlvea then fegfa*
ThA arreats followed what la bellevel
to have been an effort bv membera of
?he rientlflco partv to overthrow Ma
r*,?ro De Vllrlers and Dunn for the laat
ten dayj.. 1* ls alleg-d. have b*en *t
trmptinz to mluen.** General Benjamin
4-inio?n. an American ritlzen. who Ifl
rhief nlhtarv adviser tc Mad-ro. and
rTi?neral Pascnal Oozco to de-?ert Ma?
dero'a srandard
Cortapiratnr A**reated.
tnstead of yleldtng. the t?m chleifs have
;j?.-retlv encouraged the oon api rate re un?
til evldence could be collerrted to mak?
the arreste Accordlng to a telegram re
reu-ed to-night. Dunn wa* arrested 1n
Monteray to-day. by order Of Madero.
Dunn left here three dava aao with tbe
aUeR?d purpose of obtatning funda for
th? Madero milltary rhlefs. ,
Roth men were ln onnstant teiegrapble
communica-'on with Andre* Garia Oa
tan of C P t>l?7-- wh? 1p **** to b* ?n*
ot the leaders of the CtenttteO party Bl
Coahulla
Hoth VinierB and Dunn. In thelr ta'U*
with Vnijoen and Orozco. said that ther
nauj procured the oo-oporatlon of Oea
nrnl PlgUeroe, the rebel leader of tbe
aouth. and that General Trevino. com
mander of the federal 'orces ln lion
terey. had promif-ed safllOtan**e Bfllgg the
neai revolt begaa
in imaaaagsB from ieftor oaian at c.
p. Dlaz. to both de VilHers and Dunn.
the eaietence of a plot sgainflt tha Itfg
of rdadero irgi dlgdoged.
Villjoen Offered Br.be.
General Villjoen to-nlght dOClarad that
$25,000 had been promtood him lf ba
arotlld partinpate ln the .-onspirarx ?.
Oeneral Paacual Otoaoo, he fledd, araa to
get any amount he named. and WBJ tO b0?
Cbief of the ndllta? Bone, romprtsbig
the northern states of MasfcO. Jual what
cbrtapUctty o*tth the Ifasfcgg fo-earniaaftl
exiated ln the work of the nccuaed men.
General Villjoen dOCUrod. WM rot gB>
pnrent. though the first teleer.im to htm
Uaed th.- WOTdfl "Government xvants to
make vou a propositlon."
General Villjoen a.?serted that the moat
prominent CteBttfOOB awta mer.tloned to
hml by hoth DB Villiere ?nd Dunn tg
thelr ,on*.erf*nMnns. especially Fnaendo
Plnodo, leadgf ot the rientiflcn party m
the Mexican Cotifrogg. The plot. if s-.c
ceeaM. he de.iared. was to put Ptaedo
in the Preeldenof.
!? their effnrta to procure evtdenra
againal Dunn and de Villiere General
Villjoen flMOptad KM and General Paa?
cual orozco 1200. The money was placed
|n the funds of the provisionai govern?
ment The steps taken bv Villjoen to
in.ourage thOOB BThO were attempting
to brlbe them were carefully mapped out
wlthln the laet ten day**
Prominent Mexicana Involved.
Names have bee? pt*oe**red thr*>ugti
the ? ontents of measagea aaid to involye
flom*. of the most prominent men ln
ICextoO, and a future investlgaUon. lt te
aaid will dladOOa their idenUty.
' nn Villlera and Dunn used aaeumed
MKM al a l-cal hotel durlng their atay
hpre it is said. but their movementa
?ere watched conatantly by local de
taettvaa lirformod of the conspiracy by
Oeaeral VillJoflflB.
-Dunn aad de Villlera told me." aaid
Oaneral Vllljoan to-night. "that they
had plent> of riHOB and ammunltion con
cealed In the eosd mines of roahuiia.
They also >aid that tbey had with them
nn the ruralea aad special poiice of
Mexico Clty, mtmbering more than two
thouaand men. as well as Figueroa'e
forcea, They kept mentioning the
money Influence of the cientiftco party
and pfOgBBtSd papers and telegrama.
which, though in o secret code, when
iranelBtf" preaenl Incriuiltigtlafli evi
dence
Conspiracy to Murder Leader.
The warrant for the arreat of De VM
u..rs .aa? Issued by Juatlce of tbe pea<*?
f r. McCllntoch on ?* ccasplalal charg
\nx ?-< nspirac] to murder Fr**ncigeo l
. Blod b\ Gen. rai 1*111)000
i,, v*ui!era waa staytng gi ?> local bo.
rreated b) Deput) Co*j?
itable Broam BroWn aud Villjoen went
to the hotei ofldenatMy ?.> further the d??
tsils of the alleg* d pkri
'i,',- n ? trreei ? Ifontere) was ^n or
1ers from || ?'? ? Dunn !,ift here sev
?ral da\s ag'^ with the utvl?'-.?tandir.g
ihat he - ? 10 *?" tO Mexico <"lty to re
poii the BU< 6008 Of the 8,;!ieme WlUla!**
Bmlth, a private detective aaaptoyafll b4
Mad-rr-. wgfl BOfllt aith ordera to trail
3tid arrest him as BOOn i? he reached
M- m. m BOil BflBlth tO-nlghl w>red <>n
-rai Villjoen sa folloars
'Arrested Dunn to niRht hi4e (aspgf*.
laal papera
ELECTOPATE. 10.000; VOTE, 600
I mia. Pera Hat '* ^K' OongreflflgflflbM
.leetlona which iia4-e been sntn.g on for th*
? three days sre end**-?i - i Msagiagg n*
I have beea rei trted, r.nd aii ia
lut*?H ihreughoffli "re reptabll
(?-. ten tho .'"'i otera earolled ln Lims
on!. -about fl\e hundie-1 i.a*.t a ballot

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