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NO 1109 1109 WASHINGTON D 0 TUESDAY T OCTOBER O TOBER 19 1909 TWELVE PAGES TWO CENTS
SUICIDETRABEDY SUICIDETRABEDYIN UlcmETR GEOY GEOYIN
IN POTnM POTOMAC C RIVER RWERVeIldressed RIVERWe11dresed
Welldressed Man Ends Life Lifein Lifein
in Startling Manner MannerBOS MannerBOYS MannerBOYS
BOYS WITNESS WITNESSBun fT SS ymUNGRun ymUNG PUERun
Run from Scene and Notify NotijfyFiffli NotifyFifth NottyFifth
Fifth Precinct 1Jeci t Police PoliceEffort P 1lice 1liceEffort i ce ceEaort
Effort to Recover Rccocr Body iiodi Dod Continued ContinuedUntil ContinuedUntil continuedUntil
Until nn 111 in Early E IT Hour Thin TblslUornlns TblslUornlnslthout Mornlns MornlnsWithout orniflg orniflgWithout
Without lthout AvnllOrowd n1I rOTVd of Men l1 and andWomcntGniher nndVomcn andWomcnGajhcr
WomcntGniher Vomcn GntJ cJ on Bawk n 110nkTCCPh0flC 110nkTCCPh0flCC nkJc Telephone TelephoneGalls evhone evhoneOnlls
Galls C b Sent S nt in by Persons Anxloun 4nxlouaAbout AnxlounAbout AnxlouRAbout
About aiinBlncr Ml b g Persons PersonsHis PeronHIs PcriOnHis
His hands deep In the pockets of a long longblack 10nlblack longblack
black overcoat overco t and his face almost hid hidden hlden hidden ¬
den en by the rim of a black slouch hat hatpulled hatpulled hatpulled
pulled low over his eyos eyo a welldrossftd welldrsscd welldrsscdwhite wolldrSodwhite welldrossftdwhite
white man of mysterious Identity walked walkedacross walkedacross walkedacross
across a wharf at Twelfth and 0 streets streetssoutheast IItreetasoutheast etroctesoutheazt
southeast last night and jumped into the theEastern theEastern theEastern
Eastern Branch disappearing almost in instantly Instantly intaiitly ¬
stantly stantlyHe stantlyHe taiitlyHe
He did not reappear reappearBernard roappearBarnard reappearBarnard
Barnard Berry of 714 Twelfth street streetBoutheast strEletsoutheast strctecuthoast
southeast and Arthur Rome of 1206 E Bstreet Estrect Estreet
street southeast were ero standing on the thewharf thewharr thewharf
wharf and saw the man plunge over overboard overboard overboard ¬
board Thoy ran to the edge of the wharf wharfand wharfand wharfand
and watched for several minutes in the thehope thohope thehope
hope of seeing the man come to the sur surface surtnce surrace ¬
face faceWhen
When they realized ho had been In the thewater thewater thewater
water long long enough to bo drowned and andthat andthat andthat
that looking for him would bo of no noavail noavan noavail
avail they turned and ran from the thescene thescene thescene
scene A few minutes later they foutid foutida
a policeman and told him of the strange strangeoccurrence strangoocourrll1ae 8tratgooccurrence
occurrence ocourrll1aePollcc
Police Were Notified NotifiedWord NotifiedWord NotifiedWord
Word was telephoned to the Fifth pre precinct precInct procinet ¬
cinct station Capt Williams sent po police police ¬
lice reserves to the wharf whore police policemen polloeInen policeinca ¬
men used grappling hooks for several severalhours scveralhours severalhours
hours in an attempt to recover the body bodySeveral bodySeveral bodySeveral
Several boats manned by fishermen were wererowed werorowod wererowed
rowed back and forth over the spot spotwhere spotwhere 5potwhere
where tho suicide uie1d went down The police policeboat polleeboat policeboat
boat reached the scene and assisted RS bted in inthe Intho Inthe
the search until nearly midnight midnightWhen midnight1Vhtm midnightWhtin
When the work was abandoned by the thepolice thepollee thepolice
police there wore nearly m arb 100 1 persons In Intho Intho inthe
tho vicinity who were anxious to learn learnthe learnUte learnthe
the identity of the man as soon as the thebody thebody thebody
body was pulled from the water waterUntil WaterUnUl waterUntil
Until an early hour this morning tele telephono telephono telephone
phono calls were w re received rec lvcd at police head haadquarters boadQuarters headQuarters
quarters from persons persons wfcahad ma d had heard hea d ot oftho ottho otthe
tho suicide and feared for the safety saret of ofmissing ormissing ofmissing
missing relatives or friends friendsBerry trlonWlBelT trlendgBerry
Berry and Homo were questioned by bythe bythe bythe
the pollco In tho hope of gaining infer inforinatlon Inrormatlon inferuation
inatlon about the appearance of the sul sulcjde suldele nutin
dele In order ordor to throw light on his Iden Identity Identity identity ¬
tity Neither of tho men who saw the theman UtGtnan theflrnn
man go to his death could give more than thana
a general description of him himAccording hImAccording himAccording
According to Berry tho drowned man manwas manWas manwas
was about five feet ten inches In height heightand lIeh heightand ht htand
and weighed about 140 pounds Rome Rein said saidhis saidhis saidhis
his face was wa smooth shaven but ho as asserted asfcrted assorted ¬
sorted ho could not be positive of the thefact thefact thefact
fact as the man had his h1 overcoat but buttoned buttoned buttoned ¬
toned around his chin and his hat pUlled punedso
so Sc low over his oyes as to conceal his hisfeatures hIsfeature hisfeaturo
features featuresBerry featureBerry featuroBerry
Berry and Rome had been fishing on ontho ont110 onthe
the wharf In the afternoon and about
615 oclock they the gathered their tackle tackleand tackleand tackleand
and started homo They had walked walkedabout walkedabout walkedabout
about 100 yards from tho end of the dock dockwhen dockwhen dockwhen
when they saw a a man approaching In I the thodarkness thedarkness thedarkness
darkness They Thc were talking and gavo
little attention to the stranger strangerAccording strangerAccording strangerAccording
According to tho witnesses ho was waswalking waswalking AS ASwalking
walking rapidly rapldl and did not look at atthorn atthom atthorn
thorn as he passed Tho rapid footbcats footbcatsof
of tho man on the wharf caused Berry Berryand Berryand j i
and Romo to turn and look after him
Wonder whore that fellows going goingsaid golnbHid goingsaid I
said Berry BerryHos BerryHos
Rome uHos Hos In a a hurry anyway an Way replied I
Hurried Across the Dock DockAs DockAs i
As the two men stood looking tho thostranger thostranger thostrangoc
stranger hurried across the dock Ho Hodid Hedid Hodid
did not stop or look around and both bothnoticed bothnoticed bothnoticed
noticed that when he Jumped both hands handswere handswere
were In the pockets of his overcoat They I
heard a loud splash as the man plunged plungedinto plungedinto j
into the water and in a second had hadreached hadreaohed hadreached
reached the th spot pot from whloh he had hadleaped hadleaped 1 1leaped
leaped Although Berry and Rome looked lookedIn loolcedIn lookedin
In every direction they could see no trace traceof traceof tracoof
of the man His hat disappeared with withhim withhim withhim
him himAt
At this point In the Eastern Branch the thecurrent thecurront thecurrent
current Is swift and It is believed b Jfovod that thatIf thatIt thatIf
If bo came to the surface the river had hodtarried hadarrled hadrarried
tarried him out of night of the men on onthe onlhe onthe
the dock dockWOIdAl dockWOMAI dockWOiIAN
WOIdAl ATTAOKS PBISONE PBISONEMother PIUSONEItIother PRISONELDlotlicr
Mother Iother of Slain Child Slakes lU ke3 Sndden SnddenOnslaught SnddenOnslnught SuddenOnslaught
Onslaught nt Utica TJtlcaUtlca UUcnUtica UticaUtica
Utica Oct IS ISoTho The dozon Jurors who whowill whowill whowill
will sit In judgment upon Theodore RIz RIzEO Rlzto Rizso
EO accused of the murder of Thorosa TheresaProcoplo ThorosaProcopio ThorosaProcoplo
Procoplo and Ferdlnando Infuslno and andtho andtho andthe
tho wounding of Fannie Infusino in a aravine atavine a aravine
ravine in this city clt September 12 had hadbeen hadbeon hadbeen
been selected whenJustlco when Justlco Rogers at 630 630tonight 630tonlght 630tonight
tonight ordered a recess in the case caseuntil oa oaunttI caountil
until tomorrow morning morningThe mornIngThe
4
The district attorney in addition to totho totho tothe
tho confession whloh Rizzo is alleged to tohave tohlwo tohkvo
have made claims to have a complete completeoaso completecaso completecase
case against the prisoner It Is under understood undestood understood ¬
stood the defense will be InsanltThero insanityThere Insanity InsanityThere
There was Q melodramatic Incident IncidentJust Incidentju1t incidentsuet
Just after the opening of the trial Court Courthad Courthad Courtbad
had assembled and the room was as crowd crowded crowdcd crowdd
ed d when Mrs Irs Procoplo the mother of ofone ofone ofone
one of tho murdered children came otLY 6 in infollowed Ino1lowod inZOlIQWOd
followed by b hor husbands sister Mrs MrsPeter MrsPetor MrsPeter
Peter Bonatza each bearing bearln an Infant In Inarms Inarms Inarms
arms armsSuddenly armsSuddenlY armsSuddenly
Suddenly with a scream Mrs rs Proco Procoplo Procopio Procoplo ¬
plo shifted her baby to her left arm arm and andwith andvIth andu1th
with eyes blazing darted at RJzzo So Sosudden 60Budden Sosudden
sudden was wa the onslaught that before beforethe beforethe beforethe
the officers could raise a hand to stay stayher stayh stayher
her h r the woman oman had landed a resounding resoundingblow resoundingblow resoundingblow
blow on Rlzzos R1zzo face The officers car carried carrted cartied ¬
tied the excited woman woman from tho court courtroom courttoom courtroom
room by main force forceBllnda forcelIndia forceElintlia
Bllnda lIndia y No 1 Any Sla6 You Want WantFrank WAJ1tFrank Wantrank
Frank rank Idbbey Co 6th N T Ave A
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WEATHER WE WEAtHERFORECAST WEAtHERFORECAST1or tHElf FORECAST FORECASTFor FORECASTFor
For the District Qf Columbia Columbiaand Columbiaand Co1umbaand
and Maryland l Mry1and4PartIy ryland tartly l art1y cloudy to today today today ¬
day with rain in inthe the uioming QJonlingmorrov to tomorrow tomorroW ¬
morrow fair ir continued cdbl cdblmoderate cd1 cd1modcr l lmodcr
moderate modcr t tc i northerly 1orther winds windsMEATPRIOES windsMEAT windsMEAT
MEATPRIOES MEAT PRIOES TO GO UP UPPucker UPPnckera UPPackers
Pucker In Convention at Chicago ChicagoMake OhlcagolaJe Chicagoifnkc
Make laJe Saul Preillcticn PreillcticnQhloago PrclIcU Pcdictchicago r rQhloago
Qhloago Oct 18 38Prlces lSPzlces Frists of meat to tothe tothepeop1e tothcTceolile the thepeople
people throughout tile United State will w1l1s wilisoon willsoon
soon s soon on take CLDother mother jump upward ln inafl inaflprobability > ll ftpr
probability pr bnblUty accordlng4o according to actjftn act aeOn ntnkoCby ntnkoCbynoorly takwv take by bynearly bynoarly
nearly 1CCO l packers who opened oponec1 th thohfourth lr lrfourth
fourth annual convention today todayPrices todtt todttPrJcos toIayPrices
Prices now are higher than they have bt havebeen vo vobean
been for years Gnrs tho committee reports reportsPrloos roporIsuPrloos roportsPrlaos
Prloos in all probability never can go golower golower
lower and om11n in all probability must mUAtlio go oiip oiipThere jtp jtpThoro itpThoro
Thoro 18 littlo chance tor Qr or the Ut decrease decreasein H Hin
in live stock price prieM and If 1 they continue continueto co Unu9 Unu9to
to go up it will wfl1bQ bo neco3sary to charge chargemore chargemore chargemore
more for meat meatThia meatThis meatThis
This moans that the retail dealer mustpq mustpa
pay pa more mOra and the high pcieef pilee w will l bo boshifted boshlttea hoshifted
shifted to the people who ho buy bnyGovernment buyGovernh1ent buyGovernment
Government condemnation of slaughtered slaughteredanimals skwJlttorodRnt stauglitarodanimals
animals Rnt ls at the expense of packers ker wall WAVdenounced walldonounco wa wadenounced
denounced 1 as robbery by President PresidentMfchaol PrMtdentMfchael Pree1dentMtchaol
Mfchaol Ryan of Cincinnati This Thill was wasIndorsed wasIndorsed s sindorsed
Indorsed by practically all 11 ll present presentSTEAMER prCHntSTEAMER presentSTEAJEER
STEAMER v ATTACKED ATTACKEDBY ATTACKEDv ATTACKEDBY ATTACKEDBY
BY PIRATE CRAFT CRAFTGovernment CRAFTGovernment CRAFTGovernment
Government Asked to Send SendArmed SelulArmed ScudArmed
Armed Vessel to Bahamas BahamasATTEMPT BahamasATTEMPT BahamasATTP
ATTEMPT ATTP T TO BOAED VESSEL VESSELCapt VESSLOnpt VESSBLCapt
Capt Phclnn of the Britinli Ship ShipIlotvunmorc ShipRownnmore Shipliowanmore
Ilotvunmorc Tells of Strange StrangeSchooner StrangcSchooner StrangeSchooner
Schooner Encountered Oft Oi Const cQast of ofFlorida ofFlorldnDlstrellll ofFloridaDistress
FlorldnDlstrellll Florida Bistres Signal Used U ed to toGet toGet toGet
Get Alongside Steamer SteamerGalveston SteamerGRlv18ton SteamerGalveston
Galveston Tex Oct IS liWh 13What What t the olD officers olDcers oflcars ¬
cers and orew of the British BrIth steamship steamshipHowanmoro stoam steamshipRowanmoro lp lpRowanmoro
Rowanmoro Capt Photon Ph ln bdilove to tohave tohan tohave
have been an attempt to t tbbeard board b rd the steam steamship steamship steamship ¬
ship by a piratical pir tical cfo ciw crGws wag reported rJportedUi rJportedUiday to today t tday
day to Collector of the POrt Lee IAe who ho has haswired 1IuwlrQd haswired
wired the department < at Washington a adetailed ftdetnlled adetailed
detailed report reportIt reportIt reportIt
It is urged that the government die dispatch dlaptLtch diepatch ¬
patch revenue cuttors or armed vessels to tothe tthe t tthe
the Bahama Islands in quest t of the thestrange thestrange thestrange
strange barks plying in that part of the theAtlantic theAUantfc theAtlantic
Atlantic AtlanticAccording AUantfcAaoordlng AtlanticAccording
According to tho shipmasters report reportthe reportthe reportthe
the Bowanmore bound from Liverpool to toGalveston toGalveston toGalveston
Galveston encountered the strange strangeschooner sttangesohooner strangeschooner
schooner about dusk on tho evening of ofOctober otOctober ofQctobor
October 6 about aboutslxteon sixttan miles florthqasl florthqaslofr 1orthastut ortMasteayof
ofr ayofert eayof rt Shoal Shoallfgltt Itgltf lfht t tueait fJIusto1 fJIusto1Florida thueSfFlorida of ofFlorida
Florida FloridaThe
Flying Distress Signal SIJnnlTho SignalThe
The schooner was flying the distress distresssignal dletroeesignal distresssignal
signal the Greek flag at half mast mast and andwhen aMwhen andwhen
when the British vessel U8n1 came alongside alongsidefour alengekiefour k kI
four men on the deck of the rakish craft craftattempted eraftattempted craftattempted
I attempted to board the vessel Capt CaptPhelan CaptPholan CaptPhoiau
Phelan stopped them th and demanded to toknow toknow toknow
know what was wanted wantedThe wantedIhe wantedTh
The Th captain of the schooner said they theywanted tboywanted theywanted
wanted to leave lo o their vessel MSol which wh was wasdisabled wa wadlsablod wadisabled
disabled but the captain of the tIl Rowan Rowanmoro Rowanmora Rowanmore
moro oould soo the schooner was in good goodcondition goodcondItIon goodcondition
condition Tho leader of the schooner schoonerwhose ehoonerwhole schoonerwhos
whose whos name could not be made out out then thensaid thensaid thensaM
said he was short of food for ten men menand menand menand
and Capt Pholen offered to send food foodwithout foodwithout foodwithout
without having any of the achoonerscrew schooneracrew
crew come aboard aboardAbout oboaraAbout aboardAbout
About this tlmo other heads ho s appeared appearedabove appearedabove appearedabove
above the cabin of the schoner and in intho Intho Inth
tho th dim light the schooner swung around aroundaft aroundaft aroundaft
aft tho vessel and throe men from tho thostrange thostrange thestrange
strange craft craft whoso name the leader leadersaid leadorsaid leadersaid
said was the Lion Face Face attempted to toclimb toclimb toclimb
climb the anchor chains of the steam steamship stoamship steamship ¬
ship
Threatened to Shoot ShootThe SJIOOtThe ShootThe
The crew of the vessel was sum summoned summoned sumrnoned ¬
moned Capt Phelan Ph l n and officers o l I1I arm armed anned armed ¬
ed with guns theratoned t oshoot the thefirst thefirst theflrt
first man who came close to the vessel veseelTho vesselTho use1 use1Tho
Tho yawl in whloh wore the three who whohad whohad whobad
had attempted to board the steamer and andtwo lt1tltwo andtwo
two others put back to the schooned schoon cd The Thecommander Thecomm Thecommander
commander comm ndor of tho Lion Face swore sworefiercely sworefiercelY sworeilercely
fiercely at his own crew for their failure failureand failureand failureand
and at the British vessel as the schooner schoonerran schoonerran schoonerran
ran to cover among tho small isles islesIt 18185It islesIt
It is said several other ships have re recently re recently recontly ¬
cently reported strange schooners ap approaching ap approaching approaching ¬
proaching vessols off tho Bahamas but butthis bultWa butthis
this Is the first real attempt made to toboard toboard toboard
board a steamer steamerCOTTOH steamerCOTTONMILL steamerCOTTON
COTTON COTTONMILL ivrrrT MTth SHUTS DOWN DOWILStep DOWNStep DOWNStep
Step to Curtail the Output OutputTen OutputTenTbousnnd OutputTenThousand Ten TenThousand
Thousand Idle IdleManchester IdleManchoster IdleManchester
Manchester N H IL Oct 18 lBAs As a a first firstmeasure fiI1ltmeasure firstmeasure
measure to the curtailment of cotton cottonmanufactures cottonmanufactures cottonmanufactures
manufactures promoted by tho Ark Arkwrlght Arkwright rt rtrlght
wright rlght Club > of Boston the cotton de department deparlment departinent ¬
partment b oil t the Amoskoag mills here hereshut horeshut heroshut
shut down today for a week Ton thou thousand thousand thousand ¬
sand employes are Idle by b tho move moveHAITI movoHAITI moveItAITI
HAITI TO HAVE GUNBOAT GUNBOATStenxn GUNBOATStcnm GU1BOATSteam
Steam Yacht Erl En King to Be n Fitted Fittedwith FIUetlulth Fittedwith
with Rapidfire Battery BatteryNew DnttcrTNew BatteryNew
New York Oct 18 18Tho Tho steam yacht yachtErl yachtEn aoht aohtErl
Erl En King has bean sold by A Edward EdwardTower EdwartlTower EdwardTower
Tower to tho government of Haiti and an is isbeing Isbeing isbeing
being converted into a gunboat for theHa1t1an the theHaitian theHaitian
Haitian navy She will m leave for her hernow hernow hernow
now home in the early part of December Decemberwith D Decemberwith cemborwith
with a battery of four rapidfire 37 37mllllmeter 31millimeter 37millimeter
millimeter guns two 47mllUraetor and andtwo an antwo anatwo
two automatic guns gunsTho gunsTho gunsThe
Tho Erl En King Is a steel vessel schooner schoonerrigged sohoonerrigged schoonerrigged
rigged and was built by b Ramage Ramllge and andFerguson andFergulSon andFerguson
Ferguson Lelth Scotland In 1991 1991Five 1904Fhc 1304Five
Five Years for Embezzlement EmbezzlementTrenton EmbezzlemcntTronton EmbezzlementTrenton
Trenton N J Oct IS ISoEugene Eugene Wilt Wiltbank WUtbank Wiltbank
bank formerly teller of the Second Na National Natlonal National ¬
tional Bank of Atlantic City was sen sentenced sentcmced sontenced ¬
tenced In the United States District Court Courtto Courtto Courtto
to five years In the penitentiary at At Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta ¬
lanta for embezzlement Ho pleaded pleadedguilty pleadedguilty pleadedguilty
guilty to embezzlement of 7580 7580Attend 75 75Excursion 7550 7550Attend
Attend Great Frcderl Frederick k Fair
Excursion tickets good on all trains trainsOctober trainsOctobor trainsOctober
October 18 to 22 valid for reUirn until until23d untfl23d until2ld
23d 230 230 13 < L For special train 15 a a m mOctober mOctober mOctober
October H 21 returning same day qay170 qay170round 170 i70round 170round
round trip tripEverybody tripEverybody
Everybody Buys WJndoTnlA Wlndnws3lnda WJndorrBjbllnux lInda of ntnk oXt
t nk Llbbe iibbey co 6th N AV Ave
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8 NN NNAflD HO ASSAilED ASSAilEDIN
IN H HEARSTSPEECH HEARSTSPEECHCalled RSI PtECI1 PtECI1Called
Called Called Anointed Ano ited Candidate Candidateof 3andicJate 3andicJateof
of Woodruffins WoodruffinsGABJOE WoodraI11ansAYNOR 1S 1Syf
yf yfon
on onGA
GABJOE GA YNOR ALSO ALS AL ATTiGKED ATTiGKEDIndependent vfACKED jY1KEDindependent vfACKEDtndep
tndep Independent l1dent Pear0is Dedltlr 1all l 1I fie Does DoesNot DoesNot DoesNot
Not Want ra tOffiue Office oOIii ofl1tyor ofl1tyorB rMt or orDemocratic orJ orDcmocratIc
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Democratic B cm ocratic Candidate OnntU lnte < jjjsgijptcs jt h ta His HisSpeech HI HISpeech Illsiteeclt
Speech to Attack ttnck OH oa1c1ltor Editor and andDeplore nndDeploreMBa andDeplorea
DeploreMBa Deplore Fact t that Poonlc vC u Would WouldRuilier WouldRutiLer onlt onltRatJlcr
Ruilier Head u allcarst llcarnt Paper P 1 > cr Than Thana
a U 3InKizInc Article ArtlclcJ ArtlclcJnzs Una Jfo No Bioucy 3ionyfor loneyfor
for Campaign Dxllcn BXDCn5J BXDCn5JNew CJi CJiNo
1 New No York Cot iW11flii ll 1tWnn Wllltam m R n Hearst Hearstopened ant antopened Hearstopened
opened ui up > on Mr Bannard the Republi Republican 1Itepubltean leiublican ¬
can candidate for mayor r 1 r for or the first firsttlmo 1Inttt1mo flrsttime
time tonight At tOUr meetings Jlt ednp in inHarlem InHwr1em inHarlem
Harlem and tho Bronx ho ttfld 5ftt a per parsons persons perSOIlS ¬
sons that tlaatBanard Bmnard wax the anointed anointedcandidate anolatlMlcandklato anointedoandlfiat
candidate of the the nelrie order of Wood WoodruCClane WoodlUSIn Woodruffians1
ruCClane a knight of the checkered waist waistcoat wateteotl waistcoat ¬
coat coatMr eotl coatMr t tMr
Mr Hearst waded w ded into his speech speechmaking apeechmokln speechmaking
making mokln toni tontS ht t with a vigor and vim vimthat TimUtt vimthat
that sent the hats bat of his partisans whirl whirling whirlIng whirlbig ¬
ing toward the th ceiling ooiutn His auditn auditnttjharever audiences audltAONoreor audiencessiiersver
ttjharever oreor he wont were with him up uproariously unroartouai upro1ou3 ¬
roariously roariouslyMr roartouai roartouaijr ro1ou3Mr
Mr Hearsts H t automobile was trailed trailedclosely traDedclOMl trailOdclosely
closely clOMl through the northern section of ofthe OCthe ofthe
the city by a a robust oar that carried Wil William WIIHaUl Wil11am ¬
liam M Ivins The minute Mr Hearst Hearstgot Hurstsot Hearstgot
got through lacing Into Judge J Gaynor Gaynorand Gaynorand
1 and Tammany and Bannard and Tim TimWoodruff TImoodruft TimWoodruff
Woodruff oodruft and other things thtD along came oamethe camethe camsthe
the agile 11 and active Mr Ivins who strode stroderight IItrochright stroderight
right into the th cheering cheeringPerhaps choertnCterbaX cheeringPerhaps
Perhaps the th biggest and noisest meet meetIn meetIng eet eetIn
In Ing oC the night WM w In tho thoCuUao Harem HartonCasino HaremOssino
Casino It hold 2 110O 99 people who roared roaredat rMlldItt roaredat
at every other phrase from Hearst and andJvlns ttndJlns andIvins
Jvlns
DunieK He Surrendered SurrenderedSir SnrrCIli1crcd1r
Sir Hearst pitched into CaadMate 0 Gay Gtynor Gaynor y ynor
nor for seeing that he had surrendered surrenderedto InIrr dwed dwedto
to Tammany Hall in the tb gubernatorial gubernatorialrace
race of INI Both Grover Orov Cleveland and andSamuel anCIStunul andSamuel
Samuel J TIJdan said Mr Hearst had hadbeen badban hadbeen
been Democratic candidates for governor governorwithout governorwJlhoat governorwithont
without being Insulted by the aspersion aspersionthat upe1ll0ntbat esperilonthat
that they thl wore Tammany candidates Mr MrHearst MrHearst MrHearst
Hearst said that he had never failed to tolot tolot tolot
lot the people know that although a thouch Mur Murphy Murphy Murp1w ¬
phy was for him he was not for Murphy MurphyI turphyUI
UI I 1 have n gotten into this th1 fight he went wenton went wenton
on 0 not only only tu dtfeat Judge qnor qnorlt synorsad ynor ynoranil
sad lt Tanunauft 1amaato Tamai hut to dafeAt de Baamana Baamanand B BMD Basdand
MD nd the Vdb3nuT machine machineMr machineMr 4
Mr Hearst said that Banaard was wasnominated wasnominated 88 88nomlAated
nominated because he was the weakest weakestman weakostnan weakestman
man that could be found foundMr founc1Mr foundMr
Mr Hearst said he did not want ant to get getback getbade getback
back into politics that he had hung his hissword hlaword hissword
sword on the wall but he could eo kl not ROtatnd ROtatndby notatamiby stand standby
by and see two political machines machln in inagreement Inagrt inagreesnt
agreement to let the looters into office officeGaynor o oWcoGaynor lca lcaGnnor
Gaynor Attack Hearst HearstJudge HearstJudge HearstJudge
Judge Gaynor spoke at noon today to ay In Inthe In1M inth
the th headquarters he of the Commercial CommercialTravelers CemmercIaITratllier CsmjnercjalTravelerV
Travelers League at III Broadway BroadwayHis Bro4wayW BroadwayHis
His speech was largely devoted to an anattack analtack anattack
attack on Mr Hearst At one time he hesaid hesaId hosaid
said saIduOh
saidOh
uOh Oh ye e scatterbrained people who whowould whowould whowould
would rather read a Hearst st newspaper newspaperwith newspaperwith newspaperwith
with its pictures of sluggers Iug here here Judge JudgeGaynor JUdaeGaynor JudgeGaynor
Gaynor gave a fairly good imitation of ofMr oCMr ofMr
Mr Johnson ready reaa to block one of Mr MrKotcholls MrKGtcholls MrKotcholls
Kotcholls rushes > than a a olosaly writ writton wrItton writton
ton magazine article If I cant buck buckup buckup buckup
up against his 5C5K ftiCk 505OSO > > J0 ODt without a dollar dollarI dOIl r rI
I am willing wnUn to go down downgtad glad to go godown COdownIn godownIn
down downIn In defeat defeatWhat defoatWhat defeatWhat
What poor man ever expects ox to run runfor runtor runfor
for the offlce of governor gO nlOr of l L7 o State Stateif StateIf StaieIf
if like Mr Hearst he must alter tho thoelection thoelection theelection
election mo fib He a sworn certincate showing shewingthat sbo showingthat ng ngthat
that IhS election expenses have boon boont5000 boonS5000
t5000 t5000UAnd S5000And 000 000And
UAnd And those figures dont represent all allof 011or allof
of Mr Hearsts election expenses by a along along along
long shot He brought to the olty dele delegates del1gates dolegates ¬
gates to a bogus convention paid their tholrfares thoirfareJJ theirfare
fares fare and their living expenses here and andeach andooch andeach
each of his lieutenants lIouton nts his political politicalworkers polltlcalworkers politicalworkers
workers was put on his salary mlar Hit list and andnone andnone andnone
none of that tremendous expense ap appoorod 8p 8ppeared appeered
peered In thq th certificate the law required requiredhim requiredhIm requiredhim
him to file fileCnlln fileCnlb fileCalls
Calls Ivln Ivina Public Liar UnrBy LinrBy LiarBy
By Inference Gaynor branded William WilliamM
M IvIns as Hearsts hired public liar liarcharged liarcharg liarcharged
charged charg d that former Police Commissioner CommissionerBingham CommlaslonerBingham CommissionerBingham
Bingham took graft at Conoy Island Island and anddeclared anddeclared anddeclared
declared that if ho was elected tho era of ofthe atthe oftue
the administration a mlnlstratlon of law I a with an ax axcrowbar axcrowbar axcrowbar
crowbar and club would cease ceaseOnly ceaseOnly ceaseOnly
Only two newspapers In this city cityJudge cityJudge cityJudge
Judge Gaynor declared had courage to toprint toprint toprint
print reports of the trial in the sugar sugartrust sugar sugartrust 8ugartrust
trust weighing scales fraud and he as asserted 81sortod asertod ¬
serted ertod that Representative Parsons had haddefeated haddefeated haddefeated
defeated exGov Odell for the leader leadership leadership leadership ¬
ship hero With money supplied by the thesugar thesugar thesugar
sugar trust trustJudgo trustJudgo trustJudge
Judgo Gaynor spoke for more than an anhour anhour anhour
hour the first half of his speech ap 6Ch being beingdevoted b 1ngdevoted beingdevoted
devoted to a plea for personal liberty libertyand UbOltJand libertyand
and the demand that tb t tha t3t people be per pormittad perImlttOO permittod
mittad leeway where the law was w not notdefinite notdetlnlto notdefinite
definite definiteAll detlnltoAll definiteAll
All the Hearst millions and all tho op opposition opposition opposition ¬
position of the newspapers Gaynor cried criedoould criedQOu1d oiledcould
could not beat him himJ himLOS himLOS
J LOS ANGELES BANK CLOSES CLOSESJapanese OLOSESJnpnneftc CLOSESJapanese
Japanese Gather lit Excited Mob Iob in inFront InFoont inFront
Front of Building BuildingLos DundinILos BuildingLos
Los Angeles Cal Oct 1SStato Stato Bank BankSuperintendent BankSuperIntendant BankSuperintendent
Superintendent Anderson today closed closedthe closedthe closedthe
the JapaneseAmerican Bank of this city citya
a branch of the San Francisco bank with withdeposits withdeposits withdeposits
deposits of 2QOOOO 2QOOOOgreat 200000 200000A 2QO000A
A great mob of excited GX ted Japanese gath gathered gath gathered gathered ¬
ered in front of tho building but there therewas thereI therewas
was no violence Nearly all the dopes depositors doposltors dopestors ¬
I tors are Japanese JapaneseThe J JapaneseThe panese paneseThO
The cause of the susponslon was heavy heavywithdrawals heavywithdrawals heavywithdrawals
withdrawals of fUnds due to failures of ofJapanese orJananese ofJapanese
Japanese banks In Oakland and Sacra Sacramento Sacrilmento Sacamonth ¬
mento The managers could not furnish furnishthe furnishthe furnishthe
the reserve demanded by the State law lawso lawso lawso
so the superintendent ordered the bank bankclosed bankclosed bankclosed
closed closedTo closedTo closedTo
To Limit Working Hours of Women WomenCbloco WomenChicago VomenCh1
Chicago Ch1 Oct Od IB 18qanhcd Orpinkcd labor in Chicago for Tortho fortho forthe
tho first time has decided to apptal to the churches churchesto chUlVllestoald chureeto
to toald aid in aroosln nroning public opinion in faror r oMeglUa ot 2egta
tion limiting It1ng the boors of lator of f irerkias fOrldnDUndaFfnentDest wln tremfcn tremfcnBlind wmeenhlndFiueJTtBet
Blind DUndaFfnentDest Fluent Best OLOK LIZ a nIl
Frank lt LIbboy L1 bOY Co C CthN 6th NZe T vg <
BREAKS EEQPELLEE AT fiT SEA SEASteamship SEASteamship EA EAStenmabip
Steamship Steamship ItttftObstrnction Oft Cape CapeHenry CapeHenry
Henry HenryNewTork HenryNow 1 < nl nlNow
NewTork Now xor ork c Oat qht 4ht IS 18The The steamship City Cityof CityDC Cityof
of Columbus reported nortod by wireless today todaywhile todaywhile todaywhile
while off Capa en CEcnry Hcnry Hcnr on her way from fromBoston fromBoslon fromBoston
Boston to ga anah iTtnehthat nnah that she sheh shehad had d slruak slruaksomo l5truoksomo struoksome
somo obstacle obstac l t and nd nd broken two of her pro propeller propeller propeller ¬
peller blades bladesThe bladesThe bladesThe
The steamship reported r ported that she was wasmalting wasmo1dnG wasmaking
malting about abouf aboutttin tan miles an hour and hav having havInb barlag ¬
lag good weather weatherSHORTAGES went weatber weatberSHORTAZSAILE er erSHORTAQ1S
SHORTAGES SHORTAQ1S SHORTAZSAILE ARE FOUND FOUmPart FOUNDPart PoUNDPart
Part Ovrncf of QtDankM BankM and City Cltylreag Cltylreagurer Treas Treasurer Tren Trenuuer ¬
urer of Oxford XQrcl Mich Gone GoneOxforh GoneOXfor GoneOxforl
Oxforh OXfor Mich Oct 35 lBSimultaneously lBSimultaneouslywith Simultaneously Simultaneouslywith
with the th disappearance of Mark L Ha Haglo lIaglo HagIG
glo allround good QQd otd fellow city treasurer treasurerand treasurerana treasurerand
and part owner ownet of f three banks comes comestho Qom comesthe s stho
tho announcement that he Is short in his hisaccounts hisaccounts hisaccounts
accounts w4th thtwo two of the banks and with withthe withUte withthe
the village to tfcft tt1 th amount of about XOCO XOCOHaglo 35000Rallo iS000Halo
Halo is Is alsff aisoaloged lsci alleged to be short In his hisaccounts hisaccounts hl hlaccounts
accounts at tho Leonard and Hadley Hadleybank Hadl Hadlbank Hadlsybank
bank t batfo bQ bai 1 private rlvatG institutions the theLeonard tileLeonard theLeonard
Leonard Bank owned entirely entire by Hagle Hagleand Hag1eAnd Hagisand
and the Institution fn tltutJ a at Hadley in part partnership partner partnership ¬
nership ner blp wltk wtdl1lts Mrs Ethel Varan of Mata Mataraora M Mmora Mainmora
mora raoraTho moraTho S SThu
Tho cashier ca r of the t bank at Leonard Leonardstatic Leonardtatts Leonardstates
static that thattkelt1tortnp the ththertag shortage there Is between betweenSUMO betweenaJid betweeni
SUMO i arid t5 0O > and reports from Had Hadlay BadI Endjoy
lay I give the a shojjUg shtrge in that bank as asabout 8JIaboutl asabout
about aboutl aboutlWISE MO MOWISE NQWIsE
WISE DEOLINES JOINT DEBATE DEBATEAuthor DEBATEuthor DEBATEAuthor
Author uthor and an Acrr NewYork York Lawyer Re Hcfuse RetUIlCo RefIlseM
fuse to Tackle Carter Clans ClansLuray GIa GIaIpec6a1 Glassepsdsl
Ipec6a1 to TM Wsddnjton llmW llmWLuray Herzl4Luray
Luray Va Oct H UoJohn ohn S S WIs Wise au author autbot anthos ¬
thor tbot New 33rk 1dRkJIWCH sik lawyer former noted notadVirginia not8dV1rllnl notedVirginia
Virginia politician and lover of forensic forensicbatOas torensicbattJS forensicbatts
batOas today destined to meet In joint jointdebate jointClobl1te jointdebate
debate ftopresentative tlf reaenlllt1n Carter Glass of ofLyhchburg otl4bchburr ofLybehburg
Lyhchburg i Be luiterrUied Vi ten1 ad orator orntorot orntorotDamOerAQY of ofDemocracy of1emocray
Democracy tn tnVlrgbUa tnVlrgbUaMr Virginiasir Virginia VirginiaMr
Mr Wises declination came cazn as a sur surprise surprln antprice ¬
price for ho enjoys the reputation in In Vir Virginia VJtInla Virginla ¬
ginia Inla as loving nothing more than thana a bat battle b battie t ttie ¬
tie of wits Us with his old friends the theDemocrats theD theDemocrats
D Democrats rnoerat The former Virginian gave gaveae gavea gaveas
ae his reason ra n that tb t he Is not posted on onVirginia onVirghiia onVirginia
Virginia politics these days As s a result resultboth r68ultboth resultboth
both Mr Glass and Mr Ir Wise spoke to toseparate to18parte toptrte
separate ptrte and large audiences audiencesDANIEL audlencosDANIEL audiencesDANIEL
DANIEL PROHMAN SUED SUEDMargaret SUEDlIarJalct
1 1Margaret
Margaret Illiiifrton Ask 1I1a Divorce on onGronnd onGround onGround
Ground of Nonsupport XonaupftortROIM ionlluPl1ortROH NonsupportRosa
Rosa Nov No Oct 15 lS2lnrgarot Margaret Illlng Illlngton I1Ungton hungton
ton today to ay filed suit for divorce from fromDaniel fromDanl fromDaniel
Daniel Danl Frohman in the district dl ttIot court courtgiving QOurt11ng oourtgIving
giving 11ng as the cause his failure to provide providefor vrovidefor providefor
for bar support during the last two twoyears twoyoars twoyears
years yearsTho yoarsTho yearsThe
Tho complaint comp 1nt simply recites this and andthe andthe andthe
the fact that there are no children Ildroo and andno andn andnucommunity
no n nucommunity community of property No alimony alimonyis
is 9manded demanded The actress has been In InReno InRenQ InRonc
Reno nearly a year going out only for forearly toroarJy forearly
early morning walks alks or horseback rides ridesShe rJdosShe ridesShe
She has gained flash and looks very veryhoalthy verythf veryIt
hoalthy hoalthyIt thf thfIt
It is not thought that Mr Frohman FrohmanTHEET FrohmanwUl FrobmanS
wUl akan t1 t >
S 55 55 zr zrTBF itl itlTHBIrT
THEET TBF A ADISEASE DISEASE SAYS CLERK CLERKFontoffice OLERKPOlltofffce CLERKPostoffice
Fontoffice Employe Arrested for forTnlclnp torTnldng forTaking
Taking Letters LettersNow LetterNew LettersNow
Now York Oct IS lBAfter After thirtyseven thirtysevenyears thlt3saVGny thirtysevenyears
years y honorable service rvlce in the New York Yorkpostoffice Yorkpo Yorkpostoffice
postoffice po to lao Winslow L L Biaokwood who wholives whoUVOIi wholivo
lives livo at 36 Union street Jersey City was wasbrought Washrouht wasbrought
brought before his old friend Commis Commissioner Commissioner CommksSlOfler ¬
sioner Shields today todayHe tod todBe
S SHe
He is accused of having been stealing stealingletters ste1lngletters stealingletters
letters for the last sIx months monthsBlackwood monlbsBlackwood monthsBlackwood
Blackwood broke down completely and andsaM and5aI1 andsnI
saM snI Commissioner Commlss ner I couldnt help it itIts ItIls It ItIts
Its a disease Once start stealing and andyou andou andyou
you ou cant stop stopBiackwood stopBlackwoo stopBiackwood
Biackwood < l was only recently suspected suspectedbut suspectedbut
but when taken into custody at Station StationV Stationv
V West Broadway and Beach street streettwentythroe streettwentythree streettwentythree
twentythree unopened letters were found foundon foundon foundon
on him himThe himThe himThe
The pilfered letters Included some con contalnlpg contatnJpg containipg
talnlpg mojiey Blackwood who ho is the thefather theather thefather
father of six children was held In 2800 2500ball 2800ball IOO IOOball
ball for the Federal grand jury juryBeing juryBeing juryBeing
Being unable to furnish it it Blackwood Blackwoodwas Blackwoodwas
was sent to the Tombs TombsMcCAEKEff TombsMcCAJREN Tombs1icOAREN
McCAEKEff AIDS CHURCH CHUECEBrooklyn CHURCHBrooklyn CKtJRCHBrooklyn
Brooklyn Doss Do Remembers Date of ofSpecial ofSpeclnl ofSpecial
Special Collection in Parish ParishNew PnrJahNew ParishNew
New York York Oct 18 SFlghtlng Fighting for his hislife hisUte hislife
life Senator Patrick HI McCarren It Itwas Itwas itwas
was learned today called for his check checkbook checkbook checkbook ¬
book yesterday afternoon and with a acomparatively 0comparatlvoly acomparatively
comparatively steady hand signed an or order o oder order ¬
der for SIM 100 for the coal co l fund of St St Vin Vincent Vlncant Vincont ¬
cent de Pauls parish Brooklyn BrooklynMr BrooklynMr BrooklynMr
Mr McCarren who Dr Peter Hughes Hughessaid Hughessaid Hughessaid
said at 1 p m today was resting very verywell verywell verywell
well signed another check yesterday in inSt InSt inSt
St Catherines Hospital ono for 5500 300 to topay tova topay
pay va for incidentals he might need needIt needIt needIt
It was learned at the hospital today todaythat todaythat todaythat
that the senator on his sick bed called calledfor calledfor calledfor
for ono of the sisters and said saIdi saidThis I IThis
i This Is the coal collection day da In St Sti StVincents StVincents
i Vincents and I wish you would got my myi m mchockbook mycheckbook
i checkbook The sister did so and andUio andUioGonalor andtlcsenator tno tnoI
I senator signed ono check and then the theother theother theother
other otherThere otherThere otherThere
There was a steady Improvement In the thecondition thecondition thecondition
condition of Senator McCarron today todayDr todayDr todayDr
Dr t ughcs hcs said that he was doing as aswell 81 81woll aswell
well as could bo expected expectedVESSELLA expectedVESSELLA expectedVESSELtA
VESSELLA TO FIGHT SUIT SUITAtlantic SUITAtInntlc SUITAtlantic
Atlantic City CItT Bandmaster Dnndmn tcr Will Op Oppone OJ OJpO Oppose
pone pO C Wifes VJfc Divorce Dhor e Pica PicaAtlantic PIcaAUantic PleaAtlantic
Atlantic City N J Oct 1S 1sn It Is Isterrible Isterrible isterriblel
terrible 1 I loved her She loved me but butthoro butthero butthoro
thoro can be no reconciliation It must mustbe mustbo mustbe
be that we shall live apart apartJ apartOreste apartOreste
J Oreste Veasella known to tens tensot of thou thousands thousandS thousancls ¬
sands sandS of visitors as the ravenhaired di director director dlrector ¬
rector of tho Royal Ro a1 Italian Band on the theSteel theSteel theSteel
Steel Pier announced in a flood of tears tearstoday toarstoday tearstoday
today his purpose to contest the suit suitfor suitfor suitfor
for divorce brought by b his young wife wifedaughter wltedaughter wifedaughter
daughter and heiress o ol Thomas Egan a aCincinnati aCIncInnati aCincinnati
Cincinnati manufacturer of wealth wealthVessella wealthVessella wealthVessella
Vessella took the Cincinnati belle for forhis torhis forhis
his bride five years ago following a woo wooing w wIng wootag ¬
ing that excited the attention of the theWhole thewhole thewhole
Whole country countryJn countrYIn countryIn
In her suit Mrs Vessella charged de desertion desertion dosertion ¬
sertion and alleges tho bandmaster hafl haflbeen haabeen haibeen
been admiring other members of her her sex sexThis sexTh1s sexThis
This the gallant bandmaster denies deniesPlans deniesPJnmJ deniesPlans
Plans for Mrs Prices Funeral FuneralNew FunelnlNeW Funeralev
New ev york Oct IS lBThe Th funeral of of the wealthy wealthyafM wealthMis wthyMs
afM BTOCB Dru n Price of Tuxedo Park Park who ho xraa killed UUedlasterfay JdUtdin killedrterda1
lasterfay In an automobile accident on the B E 1 H HHanitaan H HBarrlmm Hilsirfman
Hanitaan ipad i near Ardon Trill be hold tooiomra tooiomramorning to1UOntnrznomng tonoxrowmorning
morning at 11 oclock in St Marys UJs Church Tuxedo TuxedoWindow TundoWhtdOWR TuxedoWindows
Window Glazed Glnxedany any Size Wanted WantedFrank Wnne WnneFrank VaniedFronk
Frank Llbbey < < SCo Co 6th N Y Ave Avec
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T TAFT fT NnW RE RESTING RESTINGON TING I IN
ON N TX TEXAS R RANCH RANCHWill NCH NCHWill
Will Spend Four Days at His HisBrothers HisBrothers HisS
S Brothers Home HomePIENTY HomePLENTY HomePJJE
PLENTY PJJE NTY Of DlVMSiONS DlVMSiONSHunting Dl BIVERSIbNSHunting V ONS ONSHunting
Hunting Fishing FishingMotoring Motoring and andGrolf andGolf andGolf
Golf Arc on the List ListSpends ListSpcnd3 ListSpende
Spends Bu Busy y Day Da at San Antonio Antonioand AntonionncI Antonioan
and an Fort Sam Houston HouMt n RevIews llcviewaTroopx l RevIewsTroops tnlcwl5TrooPII
Troops and Thousands of School SchoolChildren SchoolOJlncl SchoolChildrenCalls
OJlncl ChildrenCalls Children cllaa1b Calls the Mnmo Oj Qp One e of otthe oftllC ofthe
the Cradles of American A erICnn Liberty JJluertyRefcrit Libert LibertyRcfers
I
Refer to tt 31 Meeting ec tins With Bins DiaxGregory DiarGrfCCK7 BinsGrsgory <
I
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I
I
Gregory Tex Oct 1So iA IS A wNdoat taint tainta i ia
a days tarpon fishing motor boating boatingand boatingand 1 1and
and automoblling jack rabbit chasing chasingaad ebB chasingand I Iand
and golf are a a few of the diversions In Inwhich inwhich i iwalch
which President Taft is expected to In Indtgge Indge I IduJge
dtgge ia the course of his four days d rest restat restat
at Ms brothers big ranch here hereThe her hereThe i iThe
The President Pro l4ent arrived hero at 998 998oclock 930oclock i ioclock
oclock tonlglit determined to devote davoCotho devotetlio i itho
tho next four days to 10tiItg ti having a good goodtime aoodl goodtime
time urn There have been stops on the aft Ifefttrip aLt aLttrip i
trip such aa the three days at the Yo Yosomlte Tosemite I iI i isOlldte
semite Valley Valltt and 1M th day at the Grand GrandCanyon GraDdClLAOn GrandCanyon
Canyon which have been Intended as asbreathing asbr asbreathing
breathing br tlIlftg spells for the 0 President on his hisiaN atelSomOo his12504mile
iaN lSomOo rafo Jaunt but at both places pi til tilPresident tJlft tJlftPresident thPresident
President was accompanied acoomJ8 ted by politi politicians JtIttttns poUtclans ¬
clans ns and loon commitu conunlttMlllen men who in instated 2nll Inslated ¬
stated ll ted on talking talkingXecd talklRgiccd talkingNeed
Need for Re Rest RestAt fleetAt t tAt
At the Charts Cha P Taft ranch the Presi President Prelcl President ¬
dent cl at will ba among 8IDO these who appreciate sppreolatehis appreciatehis nxrealatel nxrealatelhis
his need of rest Del recreation No local localoomatltteemen localcommitteemen I Ioommltte8lllen
committeemen will be e allowed within the theprecincts theprecincts I Iproclnets
precincts of the ICOOOtacre ranch unless unlesspossibly unlesspossibly s i
possibly on the last day da when the Pros President Prostjnt ¬ i ilJI1t
dent lJI1t may consent to deliver a little littlospeeoh llttleI llttlespeeGh littlespeech I
speech at Corpus Christ ChristThe ChristI ChristIThe c1irIstiThe
The Taft ranch fronts on three bayous bayottsI
I of the Gulf Gul It is devoted largely t tu cat cattle cattle cattie ¬
tle raising The Presidents Pro ldents brother has hasprovided hasplovlded baaprovided
provided a big strong horse hOni for Ills hieEoant IllslOut hisguest
lOut and the President Preeid nt will do consider considerable conlltderabla considerable ¬
able riding They The do their wildcat hunt hunting huntIng huntlug ¬
ing In the evening < or along about dusk duskwhen duskwhon duskwhoa
when the th creatures Venture from the thewoods thewoods thewoods
woods in search of prey pro Charles P PTaft PTaft PTaft
Taft has he several sever l fine hounds that are all alltrained aUtlalnid alltrained
trained lorwUdcatst t 1Udcats and local hunters hunterskiller huntoraraadx
4 raadx asuye e e e1rnid Wthat Wthattbe that thatho
tbe ho glory ot the great Affi Afhan an gatIie gatIiekllier game gamekiller
killer will be obscured at least for one oneday onecia oneday
day cia If lie will consent to join in the thechase thechalH thechase
chase Ducks and geese also have bat be begun be begun begun ¬
gun to coma in from the North and tho thoPresident tho2roeklent the2rosid
President 2rosid nt ray m try his luck with them themThe themTile themThe
The golf links on the ranch have h v8bcon v8bconlaid been beenlaid boonlaid
laid out specially for the Presidents visit visita visitC visitC
a C P Taft his wife wlie Wit ad their daugh daughter deAlghter daughtar ¬
ter Miss Louise were w at the station to togreet togroot togreet
greet the President when his train pulled pulledin
in Secretary of War ar Dickinson made madethe ma41ethe madethe
the trip from San Antonio with the Pres President Presdent ProsIdent ¬
ident and he will b be a guest at the ranch ranchduring ranchduring ranchdurIng
during tho Presidents stay stayRevJotTS stayReTieu stayRevlor
RevJotTS the Troops TroopsThe TroopThe TroopsThe
The President left San Antonio at 2 2oclock 2oclock 3oclock
oclock in the afternoon Tho Texans Texanshad Texansbad Texanshad
had kept him on tho go from 7 oclock oclockIn oclockIn oclockin
In the morning when he was entertained entertainedat
at a breakfast An hour later found him himat himat i iat
at the Sam Houston army ann post reviewing reviewingtha rolewingtho reviewingthe
the troops troopsWhile troop1VhUe troopsThIle
While the review was was in progress a ahorse ahorse a ahorse
horse ridden by Maj John Stone surgeon surgeonbecame surgoonbec surgeonbeoame
became bec me unmanageable and started down downthe downthe downthe
the field at a terrific clip The major majorstuck majorstuok majorstuck
stuck pluckily to his saddle about 200 200Continned 200Continned 2 2Continued
Continned on Page p ge 5 1 Column 5 5POET IS ISPOET 5POET
POET ADDRESSES CONVICTS CONVICTSJoaqnin CONVIOTSJoaquin CONVICTSJonquin
Joaquin Uliller Believes Roosevelt RooseveltResponsible RoolleTeltI ItoosereltReponIble
I Responsible for Much Crime CrimeSan CrimeI CrimeSan
I San Francisco Oct IS lSJoaquln Joaquln Miller Millerthe MIllerthe Millerthe
the Poet of the Sierras in an address to tothe tothe tothe
the San Quentin prison convicts convic yester yesterday yesterday yesterday ¬
day declared that former President PresidentRoosevelt PreeldentRooscvelt PresidentRoosevelt
Roosevelt and his policy of the stronu strenuous stronuous stronuous ¬
ous life are responsible for more evils evilsand evilsand lls llsand
and crime In this country than any other othercausa otbercouso othercause
cause After warning the convicts against againstthe againstthe againstthe
the evils of lying Joaquin said saidThere saidThero saidThere I
There Is something wrong with the theway theway theway
way the people In this country countrnvc live They Thoyare Theyare Theyare
are too strenuous too active too high higharoused hlSharoused higharoused
aroused Roosevelt as the head of this thisgroat thisgrent thisgreat
great nation rushed tho people p onle into all allsorts uUsorts allsorts
sorts of crime His strenuous theory ot otlife atlIfo oflife
life Is criminal He has Infected us uswith usvllth uswith
with a sort of insane activity American Americanmadness Americanmadness Americanmadness
madness Is energy energyIt enorgyuIt energyIt
uIt It is a mania peculiar Wo to us us and andRoosevelt ondRooseyolt andRoosevelt
Roosevelt is responsible for much of it itPASSENGERS ItPASSENGERS itPASSENGERS
PASSENGERS REACH PORT PORTTransfer PORTTrandcr PORTTransfer
Transfer from Stranded Liner An Antilles Antl1les Antilles ¬
tilles Free from Accident AccidentNew AccldcntNew AccidentNew
New York Oct 18 1BSlxtthree Sixtythree cabin cabinpassengers cabInpassengors cabinpassengers
passengers fourteen second and third thirdclass thirdclass thirdclass
class passengers and most of the crew crewfrom crewtrom crewfrom
from the Morgan liner Antilles which whichgrounded whichgrounded whichgrounded i
grounded on a a shoal oft a a key of the Ba Bahamas Ba Bahamas Bahamas ¬
hamas on tho night of Monday Monda October Octoberii
11 got here today on the Comus Com us of the thesamo thesnmo thesame
same line All hands were taken from fromthe fromthe fromthe
the stranded ship by th thbComus tim < x Comus on Fri Friday FrIday Fr Frday ¬
day the transfer In lifeboats net taking takingmore takingmoro takingmore
more than two hours The son was wassmooth wassmooth wassmooth
smooth and thero were no accidents accidentsThe ncoJdontsThe accidentsThe
The grounding of the Antilles one of ofhor athor ofher
hor passengers Gov J Y 1 Sanders of ofLouisiana ofLouisiana ofLouisiana
Louisiana said was remarkably free of ofaccident otaccident ofaccident
accident
Valstcln Root Dead DeadNew DcndKcnr DeadNov
New York Yo Oct 18 IBWaIstein Walsteia Root Root a aewspaper aewspaperman nezpaperTnanS eWspaper eWspapermAn
man TnanS is dead in a Chicago hospital from f heart hearttrouble heAtttanble hearttrouble
trouble Ho ns ras a a nephew of Senator BUhu Hoot Hootand Rootnd Hoottad
and nd a brother of Oren Root HootKinff RootKin RootKing
King Kin Manuel 111 111Lbbon 111Lhbon IllLisbon
Lisbon Lhbon Oct 18 lBKing King 3Iami Manual Wmel l i h confined to his hisbed hisbed hisbed
bed with an intestinal trouble aoampanled with th thUsht a aUsht alight
Usht f fever fercrWludowJIGlnlcd feverWindowsGIuacd CTCT CTCTtVindoirii
tVindoirii WludowJIGlnlcd Glazed Ordinary aizea liea81 liea81Frank 8125 5L2 5L2Prank
Frank Llbbey LibbCCo lbb yCo Co Stbv A N NTC T Ave V
MUST nroSTOARETOR CARE OAREFOR TOR PETS pmslecf7 PETSNieces S SNieces
Nieces lecf7 Get Estate EetnteOnly Jltate Only OnI on Condition Conditionof
of Feeding Gate and Parrot ParrotVVIlkesbarre PnrrotWJlkeebarre ParrotWilkeabarre
VVIlkesbarre Oct IS 1IA A claaae in the thewill them thewill
will m of the late C C E Butler af this city citywhich clbwhich citrwhich
which was probated prob ted today provides for forthe fortho forthe
the care of his h two cats and a parrot parrotuntil JJflrrotuntJ1 parrotuntil
until they the are dead His house hoos in this thiscity thiscIty thiscity
city is loft to Ills tls nieces nl8O Josephine B Band Band Band
and Ella Murray Murra formerly of Trenton TrentonN Tren ten tenN
N J T but now of this city and they are areenjoined ar arenjoined areenjoined
enjoined to give the two cats the same samecare MIIIOcare samecare
care ana an comforts that they Ute had when whanhe WMnhe whenhe
he was alive that nay faithful pets patemay petsmay petsmay
may not suffer 8Ufr he expiates and adds addsthat addstl1at addsthat
that the th parrot must Ult be I treated trotod in tfcg tfcgsamo tit tit8amo tkisame
same way waySHOOTS waySHOOTS S SSHOOTS
I
SHOOTS AND KILLS WOMAN WOMANBonrder WOMANBoarder N NDoarcler
Boarder Declares It itle Is Suicide but butT butJater butLater
T Later < ater Confesses to Crime CrimeGary CrJmeGary CrimeGary
Gary Ind Oct IS 1IKr Mrs Katherine KatherineFranc Katbec1D8Franc KatherineFranc
Franc and her husband bu baJa4 came from fromBuffalo tromButralo fromBuffalo
Buffalo some time ago 0 and were w followed followedby toU folwdby wed wedb
by b Martin utm Thot who obtained a a room lit littheir I ItWr iiithjr
their thjr house as a aL boarder boarderLast bosederLast
Last L t night Thot shot and killed Mrs MrsFranc KILlraae Mr MrFranc
Franc lraae after a quarrel He H declared that thatthe tbttbe thatthe
the women men tad oonftofttea OOI l suicide but butwhen 1MItwten butwhen
when sueh sud1 theory was W shown to be bepoafbIe im impossible Iapossible ¬
possible under the conditions found by bythe b bthe bythe
the police he confessed confessedIt d dIt
It Is believed Mrs Franc refused 1l t telope to toeloPe toelope
elope with him and this led to to the quarrel quarreland cretaDd qoarrotan4
and the murder murderSouthern murderSUPREME murderSIIPREE
SUPREME COUNCIL COUNCILOF COllCILOF
OF MASONS 1ASOSiEETS 1ASOSiEETSSouthern MEETS MEETSI
I
Southern Sou t11erD Jurisdictionof J nrisdictiQll of ScotJ ScotJtisli Scot Scottislr Scottisli
tisli Bite in Session SessionVISEPMG SessiollVI8T1NG SessionvIsITflm
VISEPMG NOTABLES NOTA L1JS > EGJBIVED tlUtEIVEDSamuc EGJBIVEDSamuel BBIVEDSamuel
Samuel Gompers and Frank Morri Morrison 3Iorrlson Morn Mornson ¬
son Among AnlOn the Initiates in the theRoyal thcRonl theRoyal
Royal Order of Scotland SeotIandashlnb SeotIandashlnbton Washing Washington ¬
ton Chosen an n City CIt of Kcjtt Nc Inter International International international ¬
national Conference in 10G5 10G5Masons 1UI2MasORS iOf iOfMasons
Masons of high degree from many manyStates maa maaStatlS manyStates
States have assembled dlemblec1lA hi Washington for forthe orthe forthe
the biennial I8IInl > 1 session of the Supreme Coun Council Counell Cooncli ¬
ell of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish ScottishRite SoottisbRite ScottishRite
Rite of Freemasonry of the Southern SouthernJurisdiction SeUt1I SouthernJurisdietien n1 n1Jurlsdletlen
Jurisdiction of the United States of Amen America Am Amlea AmenIce ¬
lea The session which was inaugurated inauguratedby In ugurated uguratedby
by Sovereign Grand Commander James D DRichardson DRleh DRichardson
Richardson Rleh yesterday morning at the theHouse tileHOUle theHouse
House of the Temple corner Third and andstreets IUMiE andE
E streets will continue throughout the theweek theweek theweek
week week with meetings both mornings and andafternoons aDdafternoons andafternoons
afternoons afternoonsA
A class of twentyeight candidates ncHdtes was wasInitiated wasInltlated wasinitiated
Initiated last evening Into the Royal Or Order Order Ordor ¬
der of Scotland The Initiation InltJ tioft was car carried oarrI carrind ¬
rind rI d out in full t1n tiIl ceremonial form by Ute thafollowing UtefolloWing thefollowing
following oSUioMr o of1us James JUt Daniel Da1det Da1detardSOBt igSch Ict Ictardsojrtl
ardSOBt ardsojrtl i i lgsan4 Ilt maetereoGe maetereoGer t tN
4 N r MouKoa onto provincial l grand warden vntrdenGeorge MUdenGeorge wardenGeorge
George M tL Gorson provincial grand graadshal mar marshal marshal
shal Sterling Kerr deputy grand mar marshal marshal fliershe ¬
shal she William Oscar Roome provincial provincialgrand provtllClalgrand provincialgrand
grand secretary William EL E Homens pro provincial pt1ncJal prolnciaI ¬
vincial grand aDd treasurer Andred W V Kel Kelley Kelley Ksby
ley first provincial grand steward Elite EliteF EllisF llIe llIeF
F Frost Frost second provincial grand stew steward sleward stowand ¬
ard Samuel EWer third provincial rrand rrandsteward araa4steward rran4steward
steward George Goo e M M Lacy LaC fourth pro provincial proSuetal provinetal ¬
vincial grand steward Frauds J Wood Woodman WoodMn Woodman ¬
man provincial grand warder and James JamesH JamosB JamesH
H B Trimble provincial grand tiler tilerInitiates tiIerInltlntes tilerInitiates
Initiates Received ReceivedThe ReceivedThe ReceivedThe
The following initiates were received receivedJ
J Worth Onittfcas of XVtohfatOT W Hixmjr HixmjrAknuMft Hanerl Harvaaof
AknuMft l of XedMk odoIk fek Va V L Chute srl LeslIe JMa JMaaau AIcIsmua Aideras
aau mua as of Big Swiss S TEL T Bn BeeM aun B W Alias 1 of ofXubtiife ofNuhriUe ofNashcifle
Xubtiife Teas T Chutes F Bode of Nwr Oriwas OriwasI 0dIMIILa OdeesmLa
I La La Edward Mtsattot tag Gaboon of liowteU llo N NMac NY Nlf
Mac Y Wjcttff Kenr Cwtk of MkOud Tec TecJ TaJo1m TezJohn
John W Beataas ib8uI fIl Nubnu Tea i iJ Ahamdsr AhamdsrI
J H II Meal of PkUMMpfafe P a Fftnk GItWUUaa Rd Feded FededwmMm rick rickWWkm
WWkm KiKffllag I Krsns1a of St St LoaM CUnaee P KIt KMborae KItbome KItbome
borae bome of Sioux City cft Iowa Chutes BesSel HM II HeMs HeMsa MU MUot
ot a Cater RapWs Ita Jow Iowa OKW J Hobetg of Sfcax SfcaxCity SiauCiQ Siosmcitr
City Ion U narrr trr J Gnthxfe of WtI1O mi stOB D DeL DeLSft DeLSewed L LS
S Sewed MMl Compere of WMbington W Juaw J G Pttda Pttdaof PItch PItchof b4 b4of
of Soooero N X Neteot L LM e FiMh ltMb PI of ofbID Bcoad Bcoadbte lireadal lireadalhis
his bID X Y JoMFh Horton Fell hU of Nwfcrtrte NwfcrtrteTWB NeMrlIIer NemkdeTees
Tees CenMlfaM fiesta Puke of Sell Jtma PoJlo PoJloRico Po Po1Uoo PueR1o
Rico These C Co N > Sqare of Wellington w Waeh1stoi D a aG lG8t1 0 0Ceetavo
G8t1 G 4t To W V NiMMiw NIeea of St St Leak Mo Frank FVukMorrisoQ FnakMotrlson FrankMortiacu
MorrisoQ cf Washln W WaahIstsi tou D a 0 i Frank Bbwezer BbwezerlUltar KbeBCSCIJ11er ieeeserMiller
Miller of New Nt Totk BewMnte P PaT jr Mffes 1I8es of ofSt orSt ofSt
St St Lads Mo U George T Matthecv Xa of Si St Lwfe LwfeMo LoIIk LoIIkYo LeMMo
Mo Ernest W Lenjor of New e1f York Jem Js Js1M 3 3L 8Lea
L 1M of RoHMl Ro9w U N Mac Roe fVOktnoB 1 o of WaA WaAiEStOQ W WmtoD WaehAll
iEStOQ iEStOQAll mtoDAU
All the supreme officers were present presentyesterday Xe8ent08ter presentyesterday
yesterday 08ter 8y morning when the biennial see ses session seesion
sion was convened oO1en in due and ancient ancientform ancientform ancientform
form by Sovereign Sover Grand Commander CommanderRichardson ComManderRIchardson CommanderRichardson
Richardson with the exception of Grand GrandPrior GrnncIPrior GrandPrior
Prior Frank W Pierce of California Californiaand Caltfornlaand Californiaand
and Grand Minister of State Richard J JNunn JNunn JNunn
Nunn of Savannah Ga GaThe G8The GaThe
The reading re dlng of the sovereign grand grandcommanders srudcommanders grandcommanders
commanders allocution was tho principal principalevent principalevent l leent
event of the morning Commander Rich Richardson RiehArdeon Richardson ¬
ardson referred refer roo to the superb triumph aph of oCAmerican ofAmerican
American genius and enterprise cnt l1Hlse which whichhave wJlfehhave whichhave
have during the past few months brought broughtto brQUhtto
to light the northernmost spot of The Theglobe Theglobe the theglobe
globe and seen the triumph af aerial aerialnavigation aorlalnBvtptlon aerialnavigation
navigation These T achievements add dI fresh freshchapters trbchaptrs freshchapters
chapters of glory to the pro prowess of our ourcountry owcountry ourcountry
country already universally renowned renownedfor rOlioDedfor roiiownedfor
for tho invaluable inventions of her hercitizens netcitizens hercitizens
citizens citizensDeaths citizensDCutJll1 S SDeaths
Deaths of Distinguished DLati nguished Members MembersMention Memb Iemler IemlerMentlon ens ensMention
Mention was made ma e of the deaths of ofdistinguished otdistinguished ofdistinguished
distinguished members of the order < der here hereand hereand hereand
and elsewhere including Allison Nailer Nailerwho Nailorwho Nailerwho
who was secretarygeneral of the Su Supremo Supremo Snpromo ¬
premo Council at the time of his death deathHe deathHe deathHe
He announced the appointment of the thefollowing thero11owlng thefollowing
following as representatives ropresoRtU of the su supreme supreme enpreme ¬
preme councils Charles P Buck for forBelgium forBelgium forBelgium
Belgium Adolphus L L Fitzgerald for Ire Ireland Ire Ireland Ireland ¬
land Henry C Alverson for Uruguay Uruguaformer Uruguayformer
former Senator Henry M lL Teller for Co Colon Colon GoIon
lon and for tho supreme council copftC11 of the tileNorthern theNorthern
Northern jurisdiction United States of ofAmerica otAmerica ofAmerica
America Admiral A mlrnl W S Schley Behle for Mex Mexicor fexIco Moxico
icor Ico Ernest B Hussey lIUS for Canada and andJ
J 1 W Cortland for Paraguay ParaguayThe Paragu7Tho ParaguayThe
The total membership of Scottish RIte Ritabodies RItebodies Ritebodies
bodies In the southern jurisdiction he hesaid hesaid hesaid
said is 310SS During the peeled since sincebis sincehis sincehis
his last report 5441 received the four fourteenth fourteenth fourteenth ¬
teenth degree 443 the thirtysecond th econd de degree degree dogree ¬
gree in 1M8 and 55SS 5iSrecetved 5iS received the four fourteenth tourteenth 1ur 1urteentb ¬
teenth degree and 46K 4 3 received the thethirtysecond thethirtysecond thethirtysecond
thirtysecond degree in 1SQB At the pros present prosent prosent ¬
ent time there are 4W60 members in inlodges Inlodges inlodges
lodges of perfection rtectlon 36175 hi chapters of ofRose atRose ofRose
Rose Cfolx34H8 Croix 3tldS in councils of Kadosh Kadoshand ltadoshand Kadoshand
and 35605 3i 35Ol in particular and grand con consistories consIstories oonsistorles ¬
sistories sistoriesSix sIstoriesSix sistorlesSix
Six Hundred Drowned in East Java JavaVictoria JaTnVi JavaViitorta
Victoria Vi tDrf B B G 0 Oct 13AdricM ware we tewtsfet tewtsfetyesterday lRwPtr beugtytsterda3
yesterday r by b tlu the > Empress of India that tintwere 600 00 person IaeUwero j jwere
were drowned early in Stptfeabor S in But Jura1 Jura1through Jan Janthroagh Juathrough
through the tenting of a a enter which bad 1Hdfiled badiliad bwome bwomefilled
filled with water waterBenutlfnl wWrBrnutlfnl eatcrBeautiful
Beautiful KlHnrncy Rones Rones50c nol nol50c a a30c
50c per doz BlaokJsttme BI Qklst1nllit1t I4titand Hth end andA H HA
A Whole Window Glazed GJ fw fwFrank or 12 13 13Frank
Frank Fra111 Llbbey Go < 6th f ipX r I Ave i
l LAMBERT M8ERT CIRCLES CIRCLESTHE CIRCLESTHE
THE Tiir EIFFEL nrrn TIEFrenchman Tniuirn TIE TOWERFi TDER1renohman
Frenchman Fi nchman Makes Remark Eemarkable Remarkable iemarkS
S able Airship Flight ffligiitOSES FlightUSES Flightu8Js
USES A WRIGHT BIPLANE BIfLANEAviator BIPLANEAviator BULANEAviator
Aviator Goes from om Juvisy Field Fieldto Fieldto FieldS
S to Paris and Return ReturnIn
In Continuous Plight Fiftyseven FiftysevenMlnntcn PiltTfteenHlnntcaDlano FiftyseveniinuicaBlano
Mlnntcn HlnntcaDlano BIwiio Machine Falls In Injuring InSurln injunlug ¬
juring Surln Vomani1Ieet Woman Meet Opens Olcn Bril Brilliantly DrlllIantll UnlI2lantl ¬
lIantll liantly at Dlaok IMaalrpool ool and n il Flights FlightsMade FIJgldllJlade Plightsillado
Made at Doaoaator Carnival OarnITaIOne OarnITaIOnelIuntlred CarnivalOnehundred One OneHundred
Hundred Thousand Present PresentPuds Prc PresentPI ept eptPadK
Puds PI Oct 18 1Iooant Oooat d de Lawbert t the theFrench theFrenclt theFrouch
French aviator made a remarkable remarkableand r remarkablesad aaarkableUd
and tMMHUJoaal doDa1 flight t in a Wright bl blpiae blpIaM Inplane
plane this afternoon afternoonLeaving afteBOOlLLvmc aftemoosLeaving
Leaving the Juvtey aviation field he hefi heew hegw
fi ew w to t Part Par1a Pr1e circled about the Eiffel EiffelTower Eltr BiffelTower l lTower
Tower at times tba reaching a height of ofabout orabout ofabout
about 1609 154 feet above the city and then thenreturned th thenreturned n nr8tume4
returned to Juvisy JuvisyThe Juv18yhe JuvisyThe
The aeronaut MIOI aut left the aerodrome at atJttrisy atT1IYIQ atJvIsy
Jttrisy at 4S 4 oclock traveling at atINtdrt a aheight aheight
height of about SO feet fMt and headed headednorthward headedJtOribwani headednorthward
northward Half an hour later the pop population po poor populatlen ¬
ulation of Paris was amazed to see the thebiplane thebIpJaDe thebiplan
biplane approaching the city from the theJM thtM theAg
JM the tb machine seared the Seine it a a9d aciDlled acemaded
ciDlled 9d hi higher ier r and higher finally Anal passing passingabove pu paasngabove ng ngd
above d the Eiffel Tower at an estimated estimateddistance e8tJmtfddtaaaee stIznataddistance
distance of 1600 feet from the ground groundThe groundTb und undThe
The Tb machine then described bec1 a wide curve curveant eurveaM curveand
ant headed southwardivcn southward southwardGiven thward thwardGiven
Given ivcn Ovutloa OvutloaCotIat OratloaCount OvutloaCount
Count de Lambert received received a great ova ovation OV3tSon evetine
tine on returning ret to the aviation field at atJwrtey atJwviey
Jwrtey 1 When U was announced that tie tfieavtetor HlfaYlatOr tieaviator
aviator had reached the capital the ex excitement exctG cxcitoinont ¬
citement wIDt became intense Darkness was wasalready wasalready as asa1rMd
already a1rMd failing as the crowds waited waitedbreathlessly waitedDr waitedbreathlessly
breathlessly Dr 1 for the machine to return returntad return48d returnLad
tad whoa finally DaJI sighted a mere speck speckea sptckOIl speckon
ea the hudson in the gathering gloom a ascene aeeRO t tscene
scene of indescribable IncIe enthusiasm m oc occorrad occurnd occorned
corned Amid frantic cheers cbee tb the machine machinecame machinecame machinecame
came deeer and closer and on finally flnallyreaching tina tinar finallyreaching
reaching r the inclosure circled the course courseand courseInd courseand
and alighted gently before its shed shedAfter sIMdAttar shedAfter
After his flight Lambert said h be sup supposed suppoIiOO supposed ¬
posed he was an hour in the air but buthe butbe buthe
he lost count of the time He judged judgedbe judgedwas judgedlie
be was about MO f feet qt et above the Eiffel EiffelTower Eltr EiffelTower 1 1Tower
Tower when he turned He bad difficulty difficultyIn
In returning to Juvisy the wind and andgrowing andgr8v1ng andgrowing
growing darkness bothering him some somejrti sozueiIUe somehtwIms
jrti htwIms white thur flnrwlgt if motor motoraaemeil motor1MiIua motorseimod
aaemeil 1MiIua lewder than he had ever noticed noticedbefore DOtlcedbefore noticedbeCore
before almost deafening det him hfaaHe himHe himHe
He was pale when he alighted having havingrealized h1n h1nrealized havingrealised
realized the danger of his homewari homewarijourney bomewarijourney hoanewartjourney
journey over houses where a fail would wouldhave woul1hv6 wouldhave
have meant death deathHis deathHIs deathHis
His performance Is acclaimed as eclips eclipsing eclIpsIng celipslug ¬
ing anything yet achieved by a heavier heavierthanalr headertbna1r heavierthanair
thanalr machine machineA macWoeA maclainA
A few minutes before Count CoIIate 4e Lam Lambert Lambert Lambent ¬
bert returned to the field 1IeId M IlL Bhvoc B the theFrench theFraoch theFrench
French aeronaut attempted his fight in a aBlertet aBler10t aBlerlot
Blertet machine Shortly after ascend ascending 8Cendlag ascendlag ¬
lag the monoplane as the result of a afaise aaIM a afake
aIM shift of the raider tamed into the thetribune thetrlbwM thetribune
tribune and fell mortally wenndlng ndIng H Hwoman awoman ii iiwomen
woman and injuring a a dozen other per persons perJIO perSons ¬
sons sonsFtereati SonsPlorenti
SFlwODt1 Ftereati the Italian aviator met with witha withmlsbap
a mishap today to ay when his aeroplane aeroplanewhich M1oplanewbich aeroplanewhich
which had risen rf but a short distance distancecrashed dl8tanccrubed distancecrashed
crashed to the ground smashing 8IDS the pro propeller propeller propoller ¬
peller and completely disabling the ma maehinc rnaekifte machine
chine Fkweati U was entangled e tngted in the thewreckage thewr thewrkage
wreckage wr e but was unhurt unhurtSecond ulihurtSccond unhurtSecond
Second Meet Opened OponedBlackpool OpenedBlackpool OpenedBICkPOO1
Blackpool England Got IS 1ER 1atglands 1atglandssecond Englands Englandssecond < lands landsseeoo4
second aviation meedns meed opened here to today tocky todaiy ¬
day with twentyone nying machines en entered entered entoned ¬
tered The meeting will continue co daue a week weekOf WftkOt weekOf
Of the twentyone entries seven are areFrench areFrench areFronch
French The English entrants include includeMr Inlu IncludeMr fe feYr
Mr Parkinson a a Blackpool councilman councilmanwith caaacUmanwith councilmanwith
with a Bleriot machine machineThe maehIMThe mChlnSThe
The aviators will contest far the fol following tolJowtn following ¬
lowing Jowtn prizes Ten thousand dollars for fora tora fora
a longdistance flight a 3il 0 for the great greatest greataltitude greateat ¬
est altitude 2091 for carrying passengers pM passengerstem
tem 1 for general merit and SSN 650 for the theslowest theslewest theslowest
slowest circuit of tho track Special Specialprizes Specl Specialprizes l lprizil
prizes of 150 1360 and ill 5 are offered for forBritish tOlBrftJah forBritish
British aviators using allBritish ma machines machmes machles ¬
chines chinesOne chmesOne chlesOne
One hundred thousand spectators as assembled assembl8d assemblod ¬
sembled to witness the th flights Paullian Paullianand PU11anaD Paulbanand
and Farnara opened the proceedings KGeodI by bycompleting byeompletJag bycompleting
completing a a circuit the former going at atthe attile atthe
the rate l1 e of forty miles aa hour hourIn hourIn hourIn
In a a speed s competition Farncua m made madea
a magnificent flight t of seventeen and one onehalf ontahalt onehI
half hI miles He hew flew like Ilk a bird around aroundaDd aroundand
1 aDd around the course courseRouter courseHper courseRouglor
Router Hper also made one of the most sue successful sueeaseful u ucee ¬
fut flight He beat Fttrmans ds dsI d18tanee desturaca
I teace and covered twenty mfles 1is before beforedescending before31ccts beforeMeets
descending descendingMeet
Meet with Accident AccidentThe AccidentTho AccidentThe
The day 7 did not pees w4the elthoatt t nccU nccUdent neeldt necident
dent White attempting UaII1ptjga a JHht Mo Moleq lido lidokHfs Moloqs
leq kHfs s machine m ddae fen ad tho aviator was waspitched waspltoMd waspitohed
pitched isis a ditch Fortunately J he es escaped ese esca9ed ¬
caped without injury injuryCpt JoJtaYQapt lnj7Capt
Cpt Wyndhams repaired machine machinebroke machlM1xoke macbluebroke
broke in half willie the aviator avkL ot was es essaying fSsaying essaying ¬
saying a trial flh Ilight IlightDoncastor ht htDoncaster t tDoncutar
Doncaster England ad Oot 18At the thei theadation theaulatlon
i aviation mecbere iebere inW here today t Le Blon made madethe madethe madethe
the best dteolaycfay ClSplac y of t the aviators aviatorsi avJarorBHe
i He H flew eW around the coJrJ c eitean teen en tujjpa tujjpaand ttrajasseed s s8Rd
and won the th Bradford Cup Cuptwo JSgJ JSgJtwo CQY CQYtwo
two rounds of the cburse in as Mutes utes utesPotsdam uttsJ26
J26 25 seconds secondsPotsdaw
J26ots
Potsdam aJD Oct IS 1SYadIlnbt Machinist KeWel un undertook unGrtook u udertook ¬
dertook a a trial flight in a Wright ma machine nutchine ¬
chine at Bonneted Commanu C today and andcapsiaed andcapIJbed atdcapabad
capsiaed when at a heMdit he t at f thirty feet feetThe teetIIhe feetrho
IIhe The machine was v badly broken but butKeklal butKelc1a1 butKeldel A
Keklal was not seriously Injured InjuredARIFF InjureLJOROES InjuredVOROES
JOROES TARIFF ISSUES ISSUESFrance ISSUESFranceIre1JarQjf ISSUP ISSUPPrance
France FranceIre1JarQjf Prepares to Apply aioximnm aioximnmHntcs 1UnxInlumRntcs MaxintuutRates
Rates on American Goods GoodsParis 600113Paris GoodsParis
Paris Oct 4g 3 lSJJIe Tlie negotiations ng tIa be between between between
tween France and the United States fir firttoo trUta frthe
the prolongation of the pcesen pr preattntir laruY ar arrangement BreIHDt anrangement ¬
rangement eIHDt have failed France belle belleing beHe1ng belieslUg
lUg that the failure is definUo de altBo is pre preparing prepulng prcparing ¬
paring a decree applying a the maximum maximumtajrlff maximuta mairrtai1t
tajrlff on American AmerlClngood goods after Novem Novemberl Novemben 4 4berl
berl ben V VCarpets
Carpets foe Every Honse HonseA HonseI
I A 1 latse > number 1 of good secondhar secondharcaroets sBdhlcarpets seesdhzicarpets
carpets vviUbd artd id d at n auction at Sloan SloansTJX Sloan14Iil Sloanl4W
TJX G St flW w tsnwcTDw at 10 l u L m mreHrva X Xretwva Nrsherve
retwva prteos prteosEverybody 1tr prisosEverybody os osEveq1ody
Everybody Boy Bays Win WIndoTsflh1nds WIndoTsflh1ndsFrank JndcrT dorrs BUndx BUndxFrank lUtndaFrank
Frank Libbey Co 6th th N Y Av A Ara
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