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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1905-02-23

Notice b hereby given that BY virtue OF :
wrlt 9 ned facias Issued by III Hammett,
parish q VIM Louisiana in favor Of Preslar n
Teer and ggAinst W. L. Afford and to me dfiect-
ed, WIN It eleven O'Clock on
Saturday, March IL, 1906
ct the ONCE Of the said Justice ar the r...> 1,
the tenth ward Of the said parish Of Winn Offer
Tor sale " public auction the following descrih
e. property, e Mt: One black pony about
saent yeas old set1ed - the property o. "a
Z. Afford and win Be sold under ala Wit
Of feiri facias.
WI. Martin.
Constable Tenth ward.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1905-02-23

a rqs nine is the latest
poQ11 oment. The barn storm
may look for . better
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1905-02-23

yonneeftens = ohrsvopost, Alexsndria ana
fs. s;.Sae ss, .or AZ Polnts We solicit your
ana New Orleans and from Ill pcinfS 4, ~
neesssn, east and wEst. For further fnformstion ion
GLa.1Mcn kAkRBn. Asst to President
aMA, General Superintendent
9 d 4A1sHAEx, Gen Frcieht Az.
Genersl o61cer, Shreveport. ~. . sens.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1905-02-23
Constable Sale.

Preslar Z Teer W. No-Tenth Justice court Of
the Parish Of VIM, Louisiana.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-06-26

day from Ouray. For the past week
he has been at Red Mountain watch
ing the progress Of the work on his
big properties. Mr.. Crawford states
that Development Ia being pushed at
all the workings The Genesee tunnel
is now 1900 feet under Red mountain
and 10 sntafing territory where
known bodies Of ore exist upon the
surface showing commercial values.
II has already cut several leads, one
lately especiiiy showing fine ore. The
east drift from the Genesee tunnel Is
1000 feet on the vein whicn contains
thus far a number OF shoots OF smelt
ing ore. The Joker tunnel In which
the abr drills were first started Dec
II last. is pointed toward the Custom
1000 feet under the mill, and has
made a phenomenal record for speed.
1t is now approaching the great bod
les Of ore known to exist In the Gus
ton, Yankee Girl. etc. This tunnel
has intersected ore the extent Of
which is not yet determined, this be-
ing also true of the Genesee tunnel.
as 1t is the present purpose to reach
the main detectives before the explor
alton OF ore bodies discovered by the
tunnels are equipped with the most
modern machinery.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-06-26
CLASH OVER
CHINESE
EXCLUSION

WASHINGTON. June 24.-It leaks
out today that AT the cabinet meeting
yesterday there was very heated
clash between Secretary of War Taft
and other members over toe Chinese
exclusion regulations which were be.
ing considered. Taft pointed out the
danger of hOycotts on all American
goods. and said the government was
too drastic on its Chinese course.
Metcalt held that II the law was bad
II should he changed by congress. but
That the government should not wink
at the law The argument became
quite bitter and even personal until
stopped by the President, who is de.
termined the Chinese shall have fair
treatment whenever they apply for
admission to this country. Tue ex.
ecutive rather fayors Taft's views.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-06-26
PEACE LOAN FOR JAPAN.

NEW YORK. June FAX. Taxa
hshl, the foreign financial agent OF
Japan. by whose Efforts the war loans
were fioated. left this city today en-.
route for home in response to a sum
mons from the Japanese imperial min.
lister Of finance Mr.. Takahshi will
sail from San Francisco on July 8.
He Will appear before the imperial
cabinet Immediately on his return to
Toxic, and confer with the oficers
upon the advisability of making fur
ther large loans In foreign markets
in the event That peace then seems
assured. Japan. 1t Is explained. will
need u considerable amount OF money
after the war to give new impetus to
her Industries. While business in
Japan at present is In no way lnjur.
ed yet II the money advanced by the
Japanese people In the hrst war loan
Of 258.0e0,080 b returned 10 them on
the termination Of the war 1t will give
tremendous new life to Japanese in
dustries. All departments OF bust
ness. It is believed. will be vastly ben
Gifted by this large amount OF money
being put back into commercial cnan-
nels
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-06-26
ROOSEVELT SENDS LOOMS
ON A MISSION OF PEACE

NEW YORK, June 24.-Represent-
ing the state department officially and
commissioned by President Roose.
welt, Assistant Secretary OF State
Francis b, LOOMS sailed on the
steamer Philadelphia for Europe to-
day. He goes on peace mission and
will press the negotiations which
during the last few days have been
slightly delayed. LOOMS. who GAS
just been cleared OF completely in the
Venezuela matter on charges by the
late Minister Bowen. declined To say
exactly what his journey abroad was
for. Just as the steamer departed, he
said:
Il am not only going as special
ambassador TO receive the body OF
John Paul Jones body, but also have
been commanded by the President to
perform secret mission for the
state department abroad Further
than That | cannot and will not say
what my mission is-you must ascer-
tain at Washington"
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-06-26
HERE'S A SURPRISE.

DIV tTuOu AuiucI.
On Tuesday, Hon. George II. HUT.
the handsome and brilliant editor OF
the Rico News, was married in Den
yer to Mrs. Maude Tarsney Oliver,
sister Of his former wife. Miner de.
sires to extend congratulations and
best wishes. Being personally &C
quainted with George-in fact having
been raised In the same county with
him down In eastern Kansas-the
writer knows Just what kind OF an all
round good fellow George Is, and
knows that nothing is too good for
him.
As editor Of the Rico News. clerk OF
the district court Of Dolores county
and member OF the Legislature, ne has
made record Of which his friends
are proud. His wife is one OF the
best known women OF the state, her
father being the late Adjustant Gen.
| eral Tarsney. She was raised In the
San Juan and is known TO hundreds
| of people in tnis entire section. She
Is beautiful of form aud face. piquant
| witty and entertaining and numbers
her friends by the thousand.
May the married life OF this Popu
lar couple be full Of Joy. and their
progress see the building Of numer
Gus Hutts OF their own
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-06-26
NOT OF EVERYDAY
OCCURRENCE AT DOLORES

II seems from story that Elmer
Lightner tells that kilograms are not
OF everyday occurrence at Dolores.
Wnen somebody In that peaceful lit.
tie hamlet gets telegram 1t is sign
that something terrible has happened.
Mr.. Lightner. who sells groceries for
a Pueblo house, was out there the
other day, and as he sat In the hotel
a horseman rode up to the door al
breakneck speed and the front feet
OF the cayuse plowed deep furrow
in the ground as he came to sud
den standstill. The hotel man rush
ed out and asked what was the mat
ter, and the horseman thrust a tels'
gram Into bis hand, saying:
Here's telegram for man nam
ed Lighter"
A crowd quickly collected in front
OF the hotel TO see what the excite
ment was about, and several followed
the landlord into the hotel. where b.
rushed with the message Mr.. Light
ner quickly tore It open. fearing a
the time he would zee news the shocl
Of which might prove fatal He rea'
the few words and then drew lonl
| sigh Of relief 1t read:
Sugar has gone up 10 cents"
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-06-26
WOMAN
SENTENCED
TO HANG

LIBERTY, Mo-, June 24.-Sentence
OF death was pronounced today by
Judge Alexander upon Mrs. Aggie
Myers, convicted of the murder of her
husband, after motion for new
trial mad been overruled August IL
is the date set for her execution.
Mrs. Myers betrayed absolutely no
emotion. Her counsel Immediately
gave notice OF an appeal to the ST.
preme court
Mrs, Aggie Myers" commanded
the judge, have you anything 10 say
why sentence should not be pronounc-
ed?"
No, except that | am innocent"
the young woman responded firmly,
hut quietly.
The judge then pronounced the sen
tence in the following: I'm accord
ance with the verdict of the jury the
sentence of this court is that you be
hanged by the neck August 18th I'M
ill you are dead. May God nave mer-
cy on your SOUL
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-06-26
SAN JUAN COUNTY MINES.

Silverton Miner.
Cyrus w. Davis Of Waterville, Me-.
has spent the week in Silverton in
speeding the Gold King properties.
Yesterday ne and w T. Kinney spent
the day at the Gold Prince, where the
largest mill In the San Juan is being
built and where large force of men
are now employed developing one of
the richest mines in Colorado.
The Treasury Tunnel company,
known locally as the Hammond tun-
mel, have just let a contract for the
annual work on four claims belonging
to them. near the Burro Bridge, to
property Of the company and the sec
ton in which the main work has been
done. lies over the divide, In Ouray
county.
The Champion this week put on an
Increased force of men. TIE man
agement expects soon TO ship from
five to ten carloads of concentrates
per day. Jim Bell. formerly superin-
tendent OF the Revenue tunnel, is the
new superintendent and with Ben
Ross as general manager. the mine
! will be made to yield her riches with
the least outlay possible A syste.
/ matte and thorough development, un'
der conservative and Iudicious man
agement. is In store for the Cnam-
pion.
| The excavation for the big new
300-ton mill OF the Green Mountain
company is complete and the carloads
of machinery will begin to arrive In
a few days. The Colorado Iron Works
at Denver have the contract for tns
work and material. Pending tbs
erection of the mill Superintendent
f. w. Walters - making steady prog
ress in the mh.e. drifting on the orr
body. BY the time the great mill II
complete the reserve stock Of ore will
be of sufficient dimensions to keep
regularly and steadily at work.
George Crawford, general manage
OF the Red Mountain Railroad, Minin
! 4 Smelling company. came in yeste,
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-06-26
Durango.
CRIMINAL EYES.

New York Globe.
II Is well known. says Dr. Joan
Bedoe. F. r. s.. that brown eyes and
dark hair are particularly common
among the criminal class An Amer
can observer calls the brown eye the
'rimlnal eye. or 800 boys. varying
between 10 and II years Of age. In
training for the British navy. Dr.. b.
doe found 1874 with hazel or brown
eyes. "a with what he calls a neutral
color and 3l2 whose eyes were blue
or gray. or the blue-eyed boys 1ll
had fair hair. l3 red hair and none
black hair. on the entire 800 but
one. a brown-eyed boy. had black hair.
TIE heads OF 200 Of these compared
with the heads Of number Of re-
formatory boys proved to be consid-
erably the larger; the heads OF the
| boys measured At the Liverpool insti.
tnte showed 4 similar superiority to
size over the naval boys.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-06-26

;
est to Miner readers. 1t is about as
accurate as the ordinary article. in a
Denver paper, concerning the San
Juan country:
One OF the largest ding fees that
mas been paid to the secretary OF
state in some time was collected this
morning when the Frisco Mines and
Tunnel company aled papers permit
ting 1t to do business in this state.
The fee was $2O70 The company Is
Incorporated for s6.0e0, 600 1t is pro-
posed in the papers to build railroad
through the San Miguel mountains in
the San Juan valley to the Uncom-
paagre river. The cost OF the tunnel
is estimated at 100000. There will
be bore through the mountain of
nearly two miles p,..- Ysngtn of the
road will be only three miles.
The company has the privilege of
erecting reservoirs and diverting the
water of the streams Of that country.
The railroad will be near the big Gun
nlson tunnel.
The mines OF the company are at
Forks, near Silverton. The
Colorado office of the corporation will
be located at Silverion. George X.
Barnes OF that place ID agent for this
state. The directors Of the company
are William e. Morgan. Harrison II
Merrick. James NJ. Sutherland. Viii
lam Il. Walker and Noble II. Badgly.
The principal offices OF The comnany
will be in Arizona.-Silverton Miner.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-06-26
MORTON SURPRISED
AT DISCLOSURES

NEW YORK, June 4.-Pani Nor.
mediately proceeded to the Equitable
Offices. He was rather Startled at the
disclosures recently made. Several
multimillionalres, 1t is found. are get
ting hundreds OF thousands of dollars
annually out OF the equitable improp-
erly. Morton has consulted the dis
trict attorney and attorney general OF
the state. and proposes to make these
men disgorge.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-06-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR
sILvERToN ROAD
Otto Mears in Company Which Builds
Railway Motor Cars.

Denver Republican.
Otto Mears, tine pathfinder of the
San Juan, is making arrangements
WITH the local officials OF the Denver
& Rio Grande railroad people for a
trial trip OF "a new automobile, which
he vouches will revolutionize travel
and traffic, as the steam engine did to
the stage coach day. The spin will
be from Salida TO Silyerton and 1t
will be made about the frst of July.
The Mears automobile, on which ne
and his corps of experts and invent
ors have been at work for is months
is built on the ball bearing plan. gas
oline the power and is guaranteed to
make a speed of 60 miles an hour.
1t is made by the Mack Bros. Motor
Car company, Allentown. Pa. Mr..
Mears is president of the company.
I'VE are going to try the automo-
bile on the steepest grade In the West
and on a narrow gauge, up the Pom
cha pass" said Mr. Mears yesterday.
THE automobile and the car attached
will carry 20 people and we are GO
ing to have all the railroad experts in
the West watching the experiment.
The car is built SO that the pressure
of child's hand can push it. We
have built "a machines and they have
stood every test in the East. now We
are going to try them in the West.
II am going to use my automobiles
on the Silverton road that am build
,na x.,ttI oh Ia.
right and they will save a great deal
of money. You would hardly believe
| how cheap one OF them can be run.
We will go from salida to Silverton
| over 800 miles without stop. The
machine will carry enough gasoline
| for the whole trip"
Mr.. Mears is enthusiastic over his
latest venture. He says ne has cap
ital galore behind him. Another rail
! road has been experimenting with
| gasoline automobiles but MIR. Mears
| states that this road has not the pat
ents and that his machine is a great
| improvement on the other and will
mean the displacement of steam en-
gines and big. heavy trains for short
distances. He predicts that all the
traffic from Denver to Pueblo and in
termediate points and all the subur-
ban trafIic will be through gasoline
automobiles. Gasoline he insists ls
the coming power. It Is cheaper and
handler than any other There are in
the language of another distinguished
promoter, millions in 1t.
Mr.. Mears came to Denver from
New York
81 am out Of politics" said Mr.
Mears. 81 have had my share. My
skin Is about as thick as you make
en-, but find that it feels better to
be out of II and making money. DC
YOU know that l am getting old?"
| A decisive shake Of the head was
the answer. for the pathfinder" looks
10 years younger than he did 10 years
ago.
Yes. I am though. don't wani
you to tell anyone, but have been In
business out in Colorado Just 6;
years, so you can see for yourself"
But II would take more than Mr.
Mears' mere assertion that ne hal
been that number Of years on cart
and yet-Mr. Mears has beer
: through so much he should have live,
100 years. In his present reincarna
ton with gasoline as mis- theme n
sees new fortunes and new advan
lures.
I . oa,, &c., ..-tAtu- a. alt 49,.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-06-26
JULY 3.
Afternoon,

2:3o-Ball game; purse, Sl35. free
to the grounds, 25 cents admission to
the grandstand
3 o'clock-Quarter-m race-open
Purse. $50 to first: $25 to second
o'clock-Half-mile race-open.
$50 TO first; s25 TO second.
Judges. l.. Parsons, John Waters
and c. f. Mcconnell.
Evening.
8 o'clock-Band concert
JULY a.
Captain w C. Davidson. marshal
of the day.
1st-Firing of cannon at sunrise by
committee.
2i-Band concert, 9 O'Clock.
3d-Parade. probably at $50.
4th-Speaking and music. 80, al
North Durango park. Speaker, W. A.
Reese.
Afternoon
lst-Band concert, O'Clock.
2d-Boys' footrace under u years /;
rs yards; first, IS; I'd, $3.50; Sd, 81.
3d-Girls' footrace under u years /;
80 yards; LIST, SIS; I'd, $3.50; Sd, 81.
itn-Tightrope performance on
Main street.
5th-Boys' bicycle race under 16
years of age; lst, So; I'd, 50; Sd. 81
6th-Boys' footrace under 16 years ;
LIST, So: I'd, SO; Sd, 81.
7th-Boys' sack race; LIST, SO; I'd
81; Sd. 81.
8th-Greased pole climbing; prize
SIS.
9th-Indian squaw race; list, 50;
I'd, 50; Sd, 81.
10th-Burro race; list, IS; I'd. $3.50
1lth-Pony race. 300 yards, ridden
by owners IA years Of age or under:
list $3.50; I'd, 81 Sd, 81.
12th-Fat mans race. 60 yards; IS
13th-One-legged mans race, 81
yards; IS.
l4th-Exhibition wet test by fire
department
Evening.
7:30-Band concert.
s:O0-Tightrope performance.
S;30-Stage noldup.
9:OO-Caliph's parade.
9:3O-Fireworks.
Free dance at Red Mems hall.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-06-26
DROWNED WHILE TRYING
TO MAKE A RESCUE

LEANENWoRTH, kans.. June "a
While endeayoring to rescue two
Leavenworth couples WHO were
thrown tnrown into Lake Contrary by
the capsizing OF boat, Benjamin vii
Hts became entangled In trout line
and was drowned, while the others
managed TO save themselves.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-06-26
PRAISE MILLS HOTELS.
Patrons With Lean Purses Testify
to Benefits Derived From Plan.

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robnso, Of vagh,nato,, u,.,.aa ,a
cav, tb,t iros,,,,oc, -, t..
an ooo,,,,, 90 ,ha o.a 1t,
bote1s Of >Ja,v VII. c,,,, T. l.,
fs,ast tho ra,dars 90 haor ,,,,,,,,,r
,I,or,t ~, ,,ru. -. g..
1,,, ,,,,rsos
NV soiourr ,horo" no ,o,, .,,,,...
frnm Sotnrdoy noo, IN ua,a.,, ,,
and M botaI could ho,o ,,r,.s.a,
fl fo,. o,,iat cor,fort A. ,aoat oon
men ike mvseIf aniovod :, and nntio.
tho strict disoinIino ,ra ,rda. ,,n
it's ne-feot evotarn
gTbere ara two 1,ota,s for ,,,r,,i,n
men in Nav yorl CITY .rs,t.d nv
ID q Mills of California as ,.,i
nbiIaprhronic a,terrrise IIo no, ,ur
nished clean comfortable o,arters
and nloin vynolosora foo, ,o, d,,,y
o,eraoa of eno r,o,,,,rr. ~ NO
WORKING class ,t ,ha r,to a, ~ oonts
q day for lodo,irg hroaLfo,, I,,,o1,
CON and dinner ard b,s rsaIi,aa ,
nrodt of hetweon 4 and nor cant
an the investment One of H.. es,.h.
liebmants known DC .,,u,. uo,a, No
ID" st,nds ON pIeocl,ar s,raot hot,,,on
Iobpson and srIrivan streets nm tho
p,est ello of EYs,b ,,,,,,,a and o,,,,
a few stems fran tho a,eva,ad coil.
way station "u;uo uota, NJ, 81 ,s
AZ tho cornor of Rivipg,on and CARVE
tie streets on tho East Side ba,weep
t5,a por,o,.,, ord tho r;,or po,h .,
tham arc bui1t of eranroof r,oteri,1s
with comert floors staal door fr,,nos
and uindoxy o,sirgs and no uttIa mood
in tbeir co,strnction as rnssih,o rh.
interior Gnisbing is also de.igrad tn
nrevent nicrohae insacts and aerms
nf all sorts from, srd;na .ry ,oag
mant Tho sanitary oond;,ions ,ra
as ,er,ac, os nnssihla and disint.ot.
,rts oro ,,,,d ,,,it., ROO, ,,.oaac,,,
g. -, -.
.ro. hoo, insao,ad NTH a,saa.a ,r.iIa
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-,as a,,e,. Noon rot,haa ,hana
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Of ~, ,.h,,,,,,, oIas. ave ,o,,,a thair
,,.,,, to-, H. 80 - TN -,
To-. na,r,,s a.. ,orno,y aahania.
,ta,,,s ton,.ro.. ,,a o,Iar re-, ~, =,
srs ,,fsitor oon ,,s,Iy raooart.a
h,s ,,iio,. ,,,,sts nc rasnao,,rIa ga
ha,ast ,,,or mo- intov,oonts 40 cid
nv norri,toI ~ no Mood In VA ho,a,s !.
~, tota,.;ao,,d ann, -. ,,,o.,o, 40.
conc ora adr,ittad. smorina 10 a,iow
ad onIy in rooms devoted To no, mr..
nasa. orIy ono maroon oon ooonny :.
odroon, aud No women ,ro rao,,v.
cd ovao,, q, Tho .ostr,rr,rt who-e
,ai,Ios ora rasor,.od g., I,raa rr,,,.
to, a, n,,rons fr,n, M, o,oros .hons
f,ctorias aud husipess aorses in tho
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-06-26
ALExIFF SAYS RUSSIA
WILL NOT CEDE ANYTHING

ST. PETERSBURG, June 24.--Ad-
miral Alexiff, who has Just been made
member OF the imperial council, To-
day said the Russian government is
determined not to cede any territory
to Japan nor TO pay an indemnity In
arranging peace. He says Russia
VIII not give up the island OF Sag
halien.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-06-26
EVENTS
FOR THE
FOURTH
TO THE CITIZENS OF DURANGO

2
We are, and of right, free to cele
brate If we choose to. A large ma
| iority of our citizens have so decid
ed. Therefore |, as mayor. in the
| spirit of patriotism. freedom and fun
| issue this Declaration of Principles
as a guide to all dwellers in our fair
| city.
On July Fourth. 1905. you are ex
/ pected to forego all business and give
! heed to the program mapped out by
the various committees; particularly
are YOU to attend the reading of the
Declaration OF Independence and lis
ten to the speaking at North Durango
park with the entire family and the
hired man, 10 the end that we mag
learn anew the principals that con
trolled our fOrefathers when they is
sued that memorable document. one
hundred and twenty-nine years ago,
which still means so much to the
people of our united country-tne
Declaration of Independence.
| shall be disappointed II the eagle
of freedom fails to scream at daylight,
scream all day and scream far into
the night. Those who can not
scream and without nerves to stand
the screaming. had better move out
on that day,
Given under my nand and official
seal OF this great city of Durango,
this Path day of June. A. D. 1905
CHAS Il. MCCONNELL, Mayor.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-06-26
GROCERY CLERK GETS
AWAY WITH 5000

DANVILI4E, ILL.,, June 24.-Mark
Wiseman, cashier of the Webster
Grocery company. was arrested at
Coyington, Ind, today on the cnarge
of embezzling about $4,000 from his
employers
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-06-26
JAPANESE SUCCESSFULLY
FLOAT RUSsiAk VESSEL

TOXIC, June 2i.-The Japanese
commander at Port Arthur reports
that the armored cruiser Bayab,
which WAS sunk during the siege, has
been successfully fioated.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-06-26
HoMlNo PIGEONS START
ON A LONG FLIGHT

ST. LOUIS, June 24.-Six Homins
pigeons carrying greetings from the
mayor of st. Louis to the mayor OF
Boston. were released from the roof
of the Star-Cnronicle building today.
The flight is estimated at 1900 miles.
and is one of the longest ever plan
ned