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The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-28
MORE IMPORTANT DETAILS.
Copyright. 1903. by Robert Howard Russell

sion and in order to give evidence of
lnetr pelated Joy they were going to
"9Ich the man go up in the Balloon.
When the Natal Day of our glorious
Liberty dawned on the zap Settlement
ana the Local Population began to CO.
dsulate along Main Street, it was dis
covered that the daring Aeronaut had
peen taken with Cold Feet and refus-
ed to so up.
Inc Committee was in despair. Now
comes the Part showing the Value of
manager. The Brains of the Concern
went to the Committee and agreed TO
send his Partner up in the Balloon in
CONSIDERATION of 100 Plunks to him in
the Hand paid. Then he sought out
the Patsy end of the Sketch and broke
the Good News to him.
we get 100 Samoleons," he explain
Where do you come IMP" asked the
Mark. IF I give the whole Show
ana take all the Chances, why not the
Long End for me?"
You forget that it was nv Mas
ter Mind that evolved the whole Plan"
SAD the Manager. Il have promised
TO send you up. Therefore my Reputa-
tlon as Manager is at Stake. I think
am entitled to at least 25 per cent.
on account of the Strain on my Repu-
tatlon. If you should let go of the
Trapeze and splatter yourself all over
the Landscape, think of the Injury that
would be done to my Professional
Standing In addition to thinking out
all the Details of this Undertaking., l
conducted the Business Negotiations
with that Skill and Sagacity which are
usually lacking in the Common Skate
known as the Producer. In other
Words, 1 made them hand over the
Currency. In Fact, figure that 1 have
done practically everything connected
with this Job except the one minor de-
tail Of going up in the Balloon You
have been relieved Of all Worries and
responsibilities. 1 have smoothed out
the Preliminaries and now all you have
to do is to make the Ascension"
II can see that 1 am lucky to get
Halt" said the Mark. slip me the
Fifty and 1 will take a Chance l need
the Money"
II shall hold the Money until you
come back" said the Manager. II
should prefer not to give it to you
now. If anything happens, it will not
be of any Use to you and might fail
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-28

Once there were two Nerve Special
lists who had gone out into the Glover
Belt to seperate the Jays from their
Bank-Accounts.
When they arrived in the High and
Unknown, they found that the glad
some Reub had been reading the Pa
pers and their Scheme fiattened out.
so they were trying to get back to
New York.
In any part of the U. s. A. when a
Pneumatic Enterprise blows up and
leaves Napoleon of Finance hanging
on to the ragged Edge of the Jump
ing-Off Place, his one Desire in Life
is to make a Swift Touch for enough
to carry him to Jersey City. He fig
ures that he can swim the rest of the
Way.
The two polite Grafters were very
keen to get back to the throbbing Me-
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-28

back in the house and went to sleep.
When his mother came home she dis
covered the loss OF the jewels and at
first thought burglars had entered the
house. II occurred 10 her the boy might
be able 10 throw soTne light on the
disappearance Of the gems and she
woke him. lie told her what he had
done.
With her husband she hurried 10 the
street and began n search for the jew
els. All were found except one ring.
Believing some passer by picked ~ up,
she has asked the police 20 aid her IN
nnding a. u Is set with three small
Fubies and three or four diamonds. and
has the inscription, ITO n. ~. -"
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-28
THE AMERICAN OSTRICH.
He's Doing n Good business I'm
Feathers and IL Breeding Rapidly.

A recent shipment OF forty ostriches
10 Nice, on the borders Of Italy and
France. from California, says Town
and Country, directs attention 70 this
growing California industry-the cul-
ture OF the African ostrich in America.
Just about fifteen years have elapsed
since The American ostrich farmers
gave their first serious attention 20 this
sublect. Row the ostrich Industry IL
,.eu estabnshed Ia the United states,
aoras 800 blrdr existing in the country,
ana these will doubtless form the nu-
cleus ~ that Immense number that WI
one DAY cover the Iacoae 81 southern
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-28
Low Prices on Household Goods.

Low Prices on Household Goods.
Most extraordinary bargains may picked up by shop
pers Basement to
Extra large size well made round CLOTHES HAMPER
reinforced top and bottom Regular price $3.50.
week ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..........".....$ 81 25
2-BURNER GAS STOVE. a regular gas saver
week ................... 81 10
ASSORTED SIZE PORCH MATS Observation-Disclosures
% DOUBLE SHEETS OF BEST FLY PAPER, 39Se box.
HALF-GALLoN GLASS WATER PITCHERS .....15G
Good size Oval CLOTHES BASKET Regular soc
value for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ......~........2 5c
14quart Heavy Galvanized WATER PAIL, cheap at Soc
This week for ........................... Csc
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-28

lean ostrich the most sanguine hopes
OF Edwin cawston. the pioneer Cali
fornia ostrich farmer, will have been
realized Two million dollars each year
Will then remain In the country instead
OF going 10 London.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-28

into the Hands of irresponsible Strang-
ers. 1t is the duty of ever good Man
ager to protect the Financial Interests
of those associated with him.
But when 1 am up there, lodging
Clouds. how am 1 going to keep Tab
on you down here?" asked the Mark.
Don't worry" was the Reply. If
you come out alive to-day, I'm going
to send you up again. In fact, think
1 shall keep sending you up until
something happens. AS long as you
are good for the Coin, I'll never quiet
YOU"
MORAL Never doubt a Business
Man.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-28
summer Resorts.

The Southern Railway has Just Is
.,,ad a beautifully illustrated and de-
scrtntive folder for the summer 1908.
showing all the famous mountain and
es.hors resorts on or reached via Its
SEA ,,,,tb a complete list Of hotels and
l ~, houses, their managers, rates,
po l''.,'a =, sdations, etc. A most helpful
a',,Ss In arranging your seasons out
80 Now ready for distribution a!
,+idy Ticket once. iii Buh street. "a
~ send 2-cent stamp Tor H"lilhb'
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-28

Newark Telegram 70 the New Yorl
Press.

NtWhFN IFINKfHU 20 fDe New fOfk
Press.
While Mr. ana Mrs. Arthur Hunter
~ s5f Lake street, were away from
home yesterday their little son found
his mothers Jewel box and inyestiRat-
20 the contents The glitter 0f the
gems pleased him and he took them
out iu che street 20 play with them
Amer b. bad amused himself with
them for while be began - throw
them AZ birds
~ snd ~ AZ that remained was the
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-28

s92 Savannah 20 New York and re-
turn. via Atlantic Coast Line. Norfolk
and ola Dominica Steamship Company.
See ticket agsnte fQr Fun Information.
I'D.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-28

ssaO Round Trip savannah 70
vysshipgton. y. C., and return VIA A.
800 Coast Line. Tickets no" on
sale. limited 70 return ooI ." I'VE
psssenger service unezeellsa. sto
Far Pullman reservation ,, re- bes6
= arteket Agents 10 SOTO itetsh ' 800
.'soass "A. and union Depot -" p''''''
"a. %. phone siA'-sa
The Savannah morning news., 1903-06-28
Bargains in Mating.

We invite your attention the display of China and Jap
Mating East Window. This is oppor-
tunity to SAVE MONEY Note the prices.
Good CHINA MATTINGS in assorted patterns, formerly
priced at 15c Now .........................9 1 &c
Heavy Jointless CHINA MATTINGS patterns nicely
sorted, former price 25c. Now
Extra Heavy Jontless CHINA MATING. Handsome
patterns select Usually sold 3oc Now 22 &c
Very Heavy Jointless Lintan China MATTINGS Unusu-
ally handsome patterns Usual price 35c Now 27 12c
Quality Japanese MATTINGS in pretty Carpet
signs Usually sold 3Oc. Now ............. % 12c
Very fine quality Japanese BfATTINGs in elegant Carpet
designs. Former price 95c Now ............."25
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
POLICE GUARD
OMAHA BREWERY
Dynamiters Wrote Letter Threat
ening to Blow Up Plant I'm
less They Received $1,000.

RErT-ErIc SPECIAL.
Omaha. Nsb. oct 15-Ths Metz Bros
Brewery. the largest west os the Mis-
souri, River. tonight is guarded by a
Gordon OF officers 10 prevent dyn1mlters
from destroying II because the owners Re
fused 90 be blackmalled out O, 500 in
gold
Several days ago Fred Metz. president
Of the company. received a letter through
IN" mails demanding that he put 500 in
gold below a railroad bridge IN the south
e-n part % the city. and threatening 70
dynamite the brewery IN case ne failed TO
DO So
Minute instructions We're given Mr.. Metz
as 20 his conduct in secretiug the goII.
which was 10 be IN two sacks OF $50
each. The option os delivering the cash
OF seeing his brewery Destroyed expired
last nirht. As soon as the letter was re-
ce'ved both tho postal and city authorl-
lies we're notified and trap set TO catch
the biaciSmIilerS
Mr.. Metz followed the Instructions con-
tainei in the letter. except the sacks left
At the designated place did not contain
gold.
\ dozen detectives watched the rlace
from different directions. but the pIotters
evidently decided that the police had been
notified, and failed 10 come for the money.
The brewery win be guarded until the
offenders are captured or AR Metz be-
heves there is no further danger. There
ara no ciews TO the writers OF the letters.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.

Although deprived OF the power Of
speech. as the result OF an accident. the
Reverend u. + STANDARD viii continue &c
prepare himself to be a missionary.
The oIghty-third annual communication
Of the Grand Lodge Of NIas7ns Of Missouri
will convene here to-day.
Presbyterian syuoIs arrange 20 hold
great annual meeting
Statement OF Allen Moody. a student
may furnish clew 10 murderer q Airs.
I.aumau.
Doctor 2. G. Runge says any person
who believes in spiritualism is not insane.
but a misguided fool
4 large attendance Of prominent phys
clans and laymen IS predicted for the Tu-
terrrIosis Congress.
Legal proceedings were fled IN Belle
vile 10 0ust the Reverend Father Maszo-
tas from Lithuanian Chur n.
Archbishop Eain's body was tslyeu from
the archfepisr0pal residence 10 the Old
Cathedral where IL viii lie in state 20
day.
Paul Brown says that Continental To-
bacco Company viii not sell its ST. Louis
plants
Two brothers met peculiar deaths within
thirteen months. both suddenly dying in
hotels.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
FORMER CONTROLLERS SAY
EFFECT WILL NOT BE BAD.
All Agree That baltimore Failures
Are Due to Special Conditions
aad Policy.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Chicago. III. oct. Is-Three former
ComptroTeTs OF the Currency. now presi-
dents Of Chicago banks. declare general
conditions will not be affected by the
Baltimore failures.
The failure Of the Baltimore banks was
due TO special and local conditions sail
l.. : Lacey. president of the Bankers Ma
lonaI Bank. THE Maryland Trust Com
pany had put all Of its money in tho
finances Of a Mexican railroad company
ard was not otherwise embarrassed.
The failure Of the two banks was caused
by their engaging in the work Of promo
ton and underwriting"
Charles G. Dawes. president Of the Con-
trail Trust Company OF Illinois. took the
same view
James H. Eckeis. president OF the Com
morcial National Bank. said;
The failure or the Baltimore iDstitu-
tons can have no effect upon the country
in general. because it was not the result
OF general conditions. One OF the banks
had invested heavily in Mexican sscuri-
ties and tied up its capital by so doing. Its
failure was due solely to that reason"
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20

year was consumed in surveying and
about three years in the work Of construc-
tion. which was completed early this year.
The plans of the Railroad company con-
template the employment 81 its line rs n
part OF the traneconiin,utsl route from
North Atlantic s0ahoard ports. including,
New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore. TO
san Fran,iso7. u also proposed TO carry
shipments through from these ports TO
Japan and other Eastern countries. The
railroad being ab.u; % miles long. Il was
figured that shipments bv this route couI:
he carried 20 san Francisco in about
twelve DAYS
President Mason SEATED on one occasion
that ARRANGEMENTS had been made with
steamship companies FOR the necessary
water connections lie also announced tha.
the Government had guaranteed 10 est1b-
!ish subsidized line or steamers from
Saiina Cruz 10 japan. Steel bridges ana
steel rails for the construction Of the rail-
road were shipped from Baltimore.
John :. Alexander OF Philadelphia yy.s
associated with Alfred Bishop Mason as
"a promoter OF this railroad.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
INDEPENDENT PACKERS MEET
TO PERFECT THEIR COMPANY
Elect All OHicers Except PrrsIdezt-
Capital of New Venture Is
S5.OOO.OOO.

Denver. Colo. Oct 1a-The directors OF
the Independent Packing Company met
here to-day Tor the purpose OF electing
officers and outlining the future policy OF
the company.
Among those present were: h. F.
DelthridEc. Missouri: Paul Russell Kan
sas: =. W. FIato. Jr-, Missouri: Noah
Newbanks. South Dakota. L. F. Wilson.
Texas. and \. W Atkins. Nebraska
The trust agreement. by which 81 per
cent Of the stock is 70 be held in escrow
by the directors. was adopted, and a trust
committee appointed Il was decided to
postpone the election OF president until
the meeting OF the National Livestock
Association at Portland. Ore, on January
l.
l.. +. Wilson Of Texas was elected vice
president: W. W. FlItu. Jr., Of Missouri
treasurer. and e. /. Martin OF Colorado.
secretary The Continental Trust Com
puuy Of Denver was designated as the
depository Of the company.
The meeting will be In session to-mor-
row, when the policy Of the company will
b. outlined and arrangements made for
the financing. The capital stock OF the
company iG S5oou0o incorporated under
the laws OF Arizona.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
UNFAV0RABLE RUM0RS CAUSE
STOCK SLUMP AT PlTTSBURG
Denies Sustaining Heavy.
LOSSES Recently.

PittsburE. oct. Ia-Excitomont was
caused on the Stock Exchange TO-DAY ty
Crucihle Steel preferred breaking 10 81.
which was 4 points below its previous !1w
mark. and Federal National Bank de-
clininE TO %. after oponir= NJ lis.
The explanation given on tho floor for
the fail Of Crucible Steel was that sellers
disposed or their holdings brcause or their
belief that the next dividend .ynulg r..
passed Later. CrucibIe improved 20 q
The decline in the Federal National
Bank was accompanied nv rurors ',,lf
the institution had incurred some heavy
losses On this roint President Iangntt
SAID:
There is no truth whatever In these ra-
ports. IS the bank Is in excellent coadi-
ton We have suffered no material losses
and will continue 10 do business d-sr,if.
the Stock Exchange. ! understand il Is
reported that VIC lost heavily through the
failure Of the Bolivar Bank and the Ham
mond Fire Brick Company. but We are
not affected in the least
The Bolivar National Bank ciose5 f.g
doors October ].
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
NOVELIST ENDS
LIFE WITH RAZOR.
Ii. :. Garfield Commits Suicide
While Patient in a Chicago
Sanitarium.


flF-t't El.iC SPECIAL
Chicago. H.. oct. Is-H. s Cgnds'9
novelist and newspaper man. committed
suicide last night while n patient at the
West Chicago Sanitarium. He cut his
throat with n razor and disd a. few min
utes afterwards
The author had iugt returned from 4
long stay IN the woods o. Northern Wis
consin- which rai much impaired his
health TIo was iaborinE under the belief
that he was about 10 die. Repeatedly he
asked the physician IN charge. WIN 1
die. doctor7 VIII I de-
While the nurse was in another ward
a patient In room adjoining Canfeld's
was frightened by noises and called for
help. The body OF Mr.. CannsId was found
lying on the bed. He still held the razor
With which he had killed himself
As a prortavcr OF Western characters
Mr. Garfield was an adept. lie also was
the author Of two or three novels Several
years ago. after the murder of Editor
Brann Of the IconocIast. in Texas. Mr..
Garfield became editor. and the PAPER was
10 Chicago.
Mr.. CanfeId at one time vas n mor,bor
OF the Texas Rangers. Il was during
this period that he acquired his intimate
knowledge OF the West and Southwest.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
UNION TRUST CO. OFFICERS
ADOPT RESOLUTIONS.

/ 4 meeting OF the officers and directors
/ Of the -. Louis Union Trust Company
I vas held at the office OF the company ~ :
| o'clock yesterday afternoon. at which
I Messrs. William X. BlNby. John T.. R1-
I land. Howard Elliott. :. W. Fordyce. r.
/ b. Graham. d. ". Housar. Robert NIcII.
Jones. Edward MallinckrOdt Thomas IT,
AIcKittrfck Charles d. Mcclure. /. M.
I Rumsey. John a. Scudder. John SculIin.
| +. G. Simmons. z. o. Stauard. William
Taussig. Thomas H. West. Edwards
Whitaker. Robert :. EroCEinrs. II. g.
Haarstick. John F. Shspley. y a Nc
MILAN and Isaac II. orr were present.
The president stated that the object 5f
the meeting was TO receive a report from
the special committee. composed of
Aessrs. Robert 5. BrookinEs. John r.
Shel!,y and T. Mex Jones. appointed FOR
the purpose Of submitting a resolution in
reference 10 The death Of Isaac ". Nor
The committee submitted the following
report. which. on motion Of Hr. Fo-lyc-
seconded By Mr. Whitaker. was UIau-
lmouS!y adopted by q rising vote
We meet to-day 20 give expression 20 our
sense % bereavement and surruw Iur tie lass
ui a dear and hlnored friend. and u "a wise
and valued associate and 10 bear tribute 10
uose nn- qualities uE heart ana head which
Inar.sed him a. citizen and business man of
admiration q all who knew him.
lH tie uutlmely Ceath ut Isaac W. Morton
iut- 'uruTauv hiss suffered the loss Of an able
ans eHler1rnce! counselor a the lUftiest stand
ards uf honor and dgrv. as well as oT a de-
voted and energetic o.. nj.
We have !ust a friend the purity s.eaafast-
ness and un-s siiishaeSs q whose character l.l-l
always D. lesson and sweet remembrance H.
This community has lost a most raylrEr-
rpiE.t.d. charitable and E,Trroas CITIZEN. who's
IN laiii'ilI-ss geEO OtlCu OF time energy AMI
I1Dhrl ln public services has ever been r1r-
stsnt.l. and whose aTduuus lab0rs Tor th,s wei
isre Ct Others have largely contributed 10 fha
lual breakdown OF his health We feel fhar
no expression u ours can add 70 the honor and |
respect IN which. as citizen. as a member OF
The business community. anu As a friend hI5
memory will ever Re- cherished
Re II Resolved. That the officers and direr-
tors attend MS funeral in a bofy. that these /
expressions Ct sHEfoW and respect l-s sTr-a 1 I
uT"l TIE records OF the c0r-ar- and that \ /
COPY thereof Do cn=rosScd ana ureegrsri ~ his D
family. g" whom We extend our most hart ]
iet sympathy IN their ETCat Bereavement
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
ST. LOUIS INSTITUTIONS
Will MOI BE AFFECTED.

I 81 Louis bankers. without exception. do
clare that tine failure 0f the Baltimore
trust companies cannot possibly affect the
Z prosperity uf -. Louis and the Southwest
In the slightest deEr.e. Il IS the general
| opinion that the failures were due to very
/ poor Judgment iu selecting investments.
/ rather th1n % any decline lu the pros
perity % th" country.
The success 81 crops covering "a r,.ri1I
/ of six or seven years" -aII Charles H
Huttig. president og the ThI-i National
Bank. has greatly increased the wealth Of
the territory OF the Southwest
81 louis is the natural financial center
OF this territory. and Es standing cannot
be shaken bv any failures in the East.
Our wealth IS not based on stocks and
bonds, hut on the actual products CT the
soil.
''St. louis Is the center % the mos.
prosperous s-Dti0n OF %. United states.
and her financial and commercial instItu-
tions are the most solid IN the whole
country.
IN my opinion she failures in the East
are the results OF Unwise promotion 0f
Industrial and railroad enterprises. the
securities Of which were not marketable
Incompetent management will cause
failure OF any enterprise. even during the
best or times"
Henry Kooh'cr. Jr. president % the
Germauia Trust Company. ia discussing
the failures. said.
The West is solid and failures In the
East can have no effect upon the pros
Pcrity OF s.. Louis ami the Southwest.
All 81 Louis financial banking inStitu-
tions ar" sold auI in good shape Think
investigation will show that speculation
was resp lnsible FOR the failures"
Banks aud trust companies were never
in better shape than they are at present.
said Joseph l.. Hauloy. treasurer Of the
Missouri Trust Company
st Louis and The great Southwest will
not be affected iu the least by failures in
the East Financially. they are almost
separate. and neither OF the companies /
affected IN the East were connected with
81. Louis Institutions
History shows that St Louis IS al /
ways the least affected % any city in the /
country By financial troubles.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
EDWARD C. SIMMONS'S
TRIBUTE TO MORTON.

4 BEAUTIFUL tribute is paid 20 the mem
I ory Oi Isaac ". Morton by E;wari g.
I Simmons. founder of the Simmons Hard
ware Company and for many years close
associate of Air. Morton. = copy OF Air.
Simmons's tribute 20 his friend was given
10 each employe of the simmons Hard
ware Company yesterday morning. anI is
as follows:
Oct 10 lso5..!saac W. Morn entered into
ant 5I-ssiIs -. =. NH E-aF. 's '.5n
wual4 b. wuteIsl. de was ms bru.lss. ffy
nyulrr man t1.. Ts...- l..rg.- ...-..-
who lived and d8y bv Iay WORKED Iv ana
"a sympathy ami charity -sabs isn8 Boo him
= man who realized that H. Was E-aa f1- th.
Egnl Ee could rgt into the wHTiG and not GHr
forc=ful aaI E-ntl- naturr. battling always
-gE iae IsElt. and with unlimited CauIaEa.
Iect and a p.rs-rys-1Ece seldom eguaIrf. loyal
% = LL.-tNr: g,reIUls % hi, foes. Eurlu.eS
No "a" Who ever lived lu -. LOUIS stoaL
hEh.r than ~ And no man lad right 90
eEenee tsr al laiuss high. .ad and good. 'r-
crt-str4 sr-in ia arF form aul uu- g--r
The slE-te-t derree- He was alike o. all
- tigh and pr. as agef--ih!e 90 tt" hum
gave with dire-rumsnt and discretion. afi--
c-Te!gly weighing ths merits Ci the gs-s. under
c1=-iIeraiio1- lie was a most u--suI 1itizsu--
none more fn our EIII~t. an aT--tsrnsfe
husband and father. man II quick T.-rcs r.IHn.
extra lrillfariiv C@aTs Ehfsi u irr- ur.alFril.=
Integrity ana never sIJ.e1sE eusrLg. Neler
Wes there q tru"r or mnTe loyal friend
LurinE the nearly tE!rty-u.ue wears % ms
lfa-lEtsS association with him never has there
passed between u AZ UullIul word His work
lI tie Interests - this company has been -
irosicuishlr lenent. and in his early dEys %
may De truly said that De worked intsu1gr-
t7!y-at1s2lutely usElectng himself and hLs pus
physical and mental gHu6.Flll - zs.f ztgr.-
ilciEE WaS he In his devotion 20 thiS bI-.ns-s
81
very largely indebted 10 his example anI D s
work
We sit IN the rlCErrerz' bench TO-DAY tu
deepest Er5ef and feel SUR that thCss n yuI
who never knew him will fully symuathizs AMI
rf-echo the sentiments that We now expires.
Very -inserely yCurs
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-20
AMERICAN MINISTER
RIDES IN A BALLOON
Charles Page Bryan Makes an
Ascension in SantOs-Dumont
Number Ten With Inventor.

Paris. Oct. IS-Chsrles Page Bryan.
United States Minister to Portugal. was a
passenger to-day in the car OF Santos
Dumont's latest dlriSfbIe balloon. No. 10.
during a test made at Neuilly.-
The ascent was witnessed by many
prominent Americans and Spaniards. Aft
er q successful ascension. MessrS. Bryan
and Santos -DUmoat descended and re-
ceived IN the cars Misses Mackay and
Taylor and again assembled
Sant0s-Dumont said that No. 10 balloon
was almost ike No. g but was OF more
elongated shape than a cigar. II IS 14s
feet long. and the balloon has n capacity
Of 700 meters.
The petroleum motor produces sixty
horse power.