davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20

COTTON-Tha cotton with very heavy
prices had quite sharp breaK IN
starting nigh RECORDS
the old crop months market closed at ret decline
Tea-ance OF large supporting orders and rather less
urgent selling for long the lower Level Wie
II looked as though many Of the long contracts which
had been oudated during the day being taken oy
strong trade prominent c'hll
mission house credited with selling at least 10000
baIes for October delivery ana many
originated with prominent hcas
reoule Of which. there some DOUBT with
otbers aTtrfbutinE old Southern bulls VINO
hloc Of IS of July sold by this interest WS
taken bv a house prominent foreign connections
The market opened steady advance or 2dt points
with Juv 1ClRc the call. IN response 20
higher the New York close of Satuf-
day reports OF spot business at advanced prices
Of situation and dry weather IN
There nothing in the days news "Alch
seemed 10 Introduce fresh bea-!sh feature into mar
selling noted above put
F,Is on the defensive, the low point Of the day
vras reached late the active months were llql4
nonts under the closing figures of Saturday AZ one
,n1e during the middle OF the day there was shght
withdrawn. but the eaclng sell
ore became more active again toward the beginning OF
hour. Southern spot markets. es otcsily re
ported were unchanged &c higher Ihere were Iu-
1nrs during the day rain in Texas. but these re
nd weather. Liverpool broke after tne
oCs orening with private cables reporting less active
roavket at that point. Port receipts are running Hue
sa,er h,lt are partly the expense or the counted
interor towns supposed TO reject the recent
increase spot demand. - -, -ua-uo. o. d,,,
The range of prices In the local market To-Day
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20
Citations.

1--WE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK BY
- 1;race Of God and iudePerdent-TO Mary
stevenson. sarah &. Armstrong. Emma A Sloat-
80 Fisuvenu. Mary Jane Hallock Eta Hallock.
5s-5forJ LafIocS. jr.. Mary Z Heater Frank VOg-
- Ernr1a Adatr sarah z Anderson Lewis Y Young
Nt--- Hall Ida J. k0sten0ader. Minnie z Bachrna1.
E5rar A Ciuth Austin T. Guth. Fretsrick " Aauts
designated VIII as Executor. me heirs and next
- IN OF Mary Gallup. deceased send greeting
whereas william J. campbell of TIE City or NsE
yorL has lately applied the Surrcgates court %
our County OF Nev York 90 have a gerian 1sruisnT
y-itinE dated December 18th. 1S9 and the codtctl
thereto dated nth 14o4 relating % both real
s1d personal property. duly proved the last VIII
ana testament Of Mary Ann Gallup late of ire county
- NsU York deceased. therefore you and each of
o are cited 20 appear before the Slrrogate e our
5-,-lrrv - New York his of1ce ir the County q
New YORK the 23rd day - April one thousand nns
haif-past ten O'Clock In the FORE
noon Of that day then and there q attend the pro
80 ~ ne VIII and Testament And sucl
- hereby cited are under the ese q
e,-a7tv-ons years. required 20 appear by your
s,,s~,iIau vouh f have none 70 ap-
80 and app be appointed or IN the eVent
- y-+fr neglect or failure do guardian VIII
- arDofnted bv Surrogate % represent and act
Tor Won the proceeding -, - -.
- tesrfn71uv whereof. have caused the sea- -
S,,-ror7te,s Court the said County of Nsw York
0--e - be hareunto afied Witness. Hon. Abrer
4 Trouas a q said county
- 80 os (evY a said county. - 18th day q
tt'-,-a5 ,-J nine DANIEL. 7 rOWDNET.
' % the SurroEate's Court
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20

METALS-TIN-The London market was higher 70,
lis Cd Locally the market was steady h with sFSi sd
in London market with spot quoted at f' s S aRa ana
changed with lake quoted y g1$S elecTGlyt9 t
vas nDcbenSed af t13 gs Cd in the London market.
Locally the was firm and about points higher
i2I 12 London locally the market M vas as rT 1a, at
land in the London market The local 9oe at
s M s6 Is The market for pig iron certificates
the Produce Exchange was quiet 9gT{eonS M @ a2r sSd
SIS 45 June SIS 2Sa$5 55 July. SIS 5oafl5 10 A9-
gust SIS 10 septembeT So 9Gto6er Slo 20 anu NJ
AND 1sdT a aH hTss aHnS in
( %ew a o1eans entTugS Common
i@aa9c; good 22a26c prime 2aq SOC New Orleans oPen
good 16a22o: prime. 2lq25c: fancy 2Igsoc , ,-,o..
higher improved export inquiry scarcity OF eFGGg @
offerings. buying Of near months by reiners ehq CO. pu
65c; 300 July 5s5 5ssc $500 September e@6 o9c
e9 to be no % frssh Of
ness Of the market for seed. Refined petroleum
Te1aGs Standard ste d White Bb SOC bulk &C. Pha
delphia, s45c bulk, 4e5c: refined cases New 4@rf Y
bbl, 1Oc; bulk, 65oc Philadeiphia e93e' bulk sac
fasSc TasS coTT0NsEED oII@Prime crude, 454 t60c
prime summer ysil9W spot & Sg9 ?sS septeSe
COS oeGber q a. 80, eoc Sovsn6s5 ,s,I32 sG39
SS5 a sa5c, IIXsEED oiI.-American seed. city raw
57c outof town. raw, 80 56c; Calcutta raw ''c
PHKovIsIoSs-Thcrc were sellers Of provisions
feeding being high profitable production
Demand fair generally At fau prices Receipts
City had 5000 and Omaha 1000 All Western points
reported 1000 hogs. POFk-Steady- quoted: Mess
S2I 90. BEEF Easy. quoted: Mess. SO 504 81; ;
family. 81 59qsi5; packet $i3 90 ti4 extra Inaia
So s26 DRESSED HOGS -SFirm. Quoted Bacons
gs. G II. as.c, I6o 10. GTsc, I40 No. 97sc. pigs
ioS.c CUT MEATs-Picled bellies arm: quoted:
Picked hams arm quoted: 1ois R1Io. TAILow-
s,eadg Sg5 sig .tcTn ognTS m e ar aFd da
quoted: 1olzc Refined lard steady. Quoted South
america II SOC; Continent 1lloc Brazil kegs = eoG
STEADY. Quoted OIeo. 12%c; city lard searine i2c
RICE-The rice market held steady here and firm
at IFm2Fy points ~ 2H2'ag%Ls fl fS good orSnary
8Ga4c: fatna ana slams 5a61sc. Java 53sc Rangoon.
sUGAR-The market for reaned sugar ruled steady
fno
further discounts whatever): Crystal iominos 73os
Eagle tablets 25c cut loaf 5T5c crushed 5s2c mould
powdered confectioners sanuatsd 2oc
royered coarse powdered 5o5c fruit lowaered and
ssie sar,5n' me n5g. ssnd9sea So ss5 lSe;
n bags do Sc Eagle fire standard grauulated
and diamond \. a5c: confectoners' A. 475c: No l.
t45c No : 40c No $ S5c: No o Soc. No 10 ! 25c.
IL 2Oc No -. ! 15c. Nos 13 and il. 4loc Nos 10
sugar opened the wee with a somewhat easier trend
owing offerings Cuba for shipment az 3 6c
last week Rehnsrs did to he IN the least IN
market. and at the close Of business to
o2c rnuscovado test 42c. and moasses sugar. 80
steady May d higher but other months UNCHANGED
This made quoted follows; April Jos 4t;di
May 5Hd. and August. los e9id The , p N cahie
reported follows: April los 4i4d: May los 4%d and
August. los cad
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20
STEAMER TROJAN ON HER MAIDEN TRIP.

The new steamer Trojan, OF tie Citizens Night
r,,a service on the Hudson River. started her
maiden trfo yesterday afternoon at o'clock
from Pier 46. 10th street and the North River
amid the blowing OF whistles and serenading OF a
brass band The steamer will ply between here
s3d Troy yesterday being the first regular trip or
sle season Her principal dimensions are as fol-
lows: Length over all, $50 feet; breadth Of hull.
12 feet: draft s feet'e inches; horsepower. 1000
ereed eighteen knnts. She has more than two
hundred and fifty staterooms, carried in three tiers
above the main, deck.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

A heavy short interest was uncovered on the
Consolidated Exchange by the advance In ReadlIis.
The bidding for the stock was vigorous All t1rough
fbe morning. a-7d the early afternoon, While near
.a close the demand lighter, that the rela-
-,,-a .cna coropared with the Stock Exchange be-
came softer for about the first time in the Gay
THE trading IN Reading by far the largest lor
any stock the list with the closing sd-e al -
co-~ra-sd vim = final sale the other board OF
1szst Generally the professional element iaEor5u
The hear SIDE and the market for most or the sCh1
s-d issues ruled under the Stock EXchange p1lss
Commission house orders were on the buyslg siGe %
~ +rev were not in sufficient volume 10 onset the
Trofessional offerings. Among the lower p!iCto Is
sues Erie was a feature. and II SOLO as h4sil %
3I = az 2 point above the Stock EXchahge ilIsIl-
Lead was a particularly active speclalty ana was
fn strong demand Detailed operations ioio"-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool April 1a-CIosing: WHEAT-Spot strong,
No red Sd futures steady; May. 90
Ad: July. es 314d. September. IS i2d- CoRN-Spot
dull: May. 6s I'D: July. IS Tad PEAS-Canl
firm IS ed. FLOJR-Winter patents strong, 3ts
HOPS-In London Pacific Coast. steady. t2gf2 los
BEEF-Extra India mess quiet. los ID POFtk-irinle
mess Western. quiet. rs I'd. HAMS-Short cut IA 70
i6 no strong 52s' BACON-Cumberland % TO so n
strong 52s: short RIB "a 10 53s 60. long
middles light Is "a fb strong 59s 3D. do heavy
3d. short clear backs 10 TO 20 70
strong 52s clear bellies. Il i6 10 SOS; Shout
ders square. 13 n. strong 44s Cd LAHI'Ir1rae
Western In terces strong Cd: American refined. in
pals strong 54s CHEESE-Canadan finest white,
arm 62s Sd. do finest colored strong. 66S- TALLOW-
Prime city steady. 2ss. TURPENTINE-Spirits strong
ass Sd ROSIN-Common steady. IS 1iad. PETROLEUM
Refined steady, Tisd. LINSEED OII1-Ffrm. 23s I'd
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20

slump OF %at4c the best figures of the Gay gay
around o'clock attempts to unload speenatlge
strength bull force OF net decrease
American Canadian visible supply OF VI 90
Broomhalls afternoon cables indicated that only VVeg
Argentine wheat remain available or
the Australian surplus Is eAhdust4
On the It expected that Russian -ApoL's
325J. 0no bush during the next hNe "eeAs.
SHIPMENTS O wheat India will be unlnpoIt taIII
until May The pith Of the whole slIuatlol
here speculative longs looking Ior a
I a hand to mouth pass iast
and present bearings being overweighted py new
crop calculations: the policy Of the trade as Who,e II
one of procrasnation Nearing the close OF To-Day
trading was conservative on weak 9as.S' t
to exporters . loads Canadian. Market cIosea oafelE
kst was irregular rcd. 81 80 in elevator ana
81 II anoat: l Northern Duluth and No : hatd
win : 359s. CGRN-The market for corn leIt 70
itself showed tendency. but the price move
me obedient the and downs OF Nleat 70
a considerable 4 high record was iiaae
for corn 81 time; from this point there was d pI
tial reaction, the market finally steadg at iet
advance of i461c. No sales for export ne
corn news May shorts covered Lee-S a.
Liverpool here closed SOC IN eleNatoi aI I
7SI5c o ahoat: white. I9l2c nominal, ana 10
opened firm fairly active on small recelpts
and in svnpathy corn small cash offerings ano
unsatisfactOry ~eather Eased off partially Win WheS
and corn ami closed sc lower May, but ufchaneea
10 a higher on later months The cash naIkeI Has
rm with mixed 90 80 n. 574q5s nc; natural |he WI
26 to 81 n d61c. and clipped white - 20 o.
d63Ipc Market steady. No : NeS'eIu. -
: o b N@w York. BARIEY-Market easy. N'alns %
dTsc and feeding T3a74c / T New York
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20

clipped sheep 1872 ro at 81 So DO 1o6 70, at 81;
. clipped sheep and lambs, So 10 at s. p
Tobin shannon: Is unshorn state lambs. 50 n, az
IS. unshoTn sheep. ia II. at So sheep ana
lambs 63 10. az IS.
HOGS-Receipts DAYS 56is cars. OF
head. including 2a for the market Feeling
about steady, with last weeks closing prices Prime "a
pound hogs 81 30 per 100 n and the whole
range for light to heavy quoted 81 50qS7 so.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20
NATIONAL BANK FORCED TO CLOSE.

Lancaster Penn, April 19.-The LitiU National
rs,k Of Is{itz Penn failed TO open its doors to-
cav The difficulty is attributed TO bad invest
rnents The bank had a capital Of s1o5,ooo, sur
Mus ofts21 900 undivided profits Of Ss4I6' and de-
posts Of s23zOpO at the time Of its last report
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20

PROPOSALS FOR CONCRETE AND MACADAI
L roads. etc-War Department. Office Constructing
Quarter7naster L : Army. London Conn, April
10 Ie1g-Seaed proposals rip-ap constructing
buIknead resurfacing maCadaTu and maCad
au1izing areaways
Mansfield. r received here until 1000 a VI,
May 10 1900 and then opened Information furnished
application Envelopes proposals
dorsed. Proposals for Roads. etc" and addressed
''Chas Baker capt. Or Nr- L. : A. Constructing
QgIarteruaster New London. Conn
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. d. c. WASH
" ington. D c.. April 10, 1g09-Sealed proposals viii
at O'Clock noon.
April 1902 grazing Massachuset-s avenue y ".
between Wisconsin Nebraska
OF Information
may obtained from Chief Clerk. Engineer Depart
ment room No 427 District Building H 3. T. MAC
FARL4AND. HENRY 1. WEST. WILLIAM V JUDSON.
! Commissioners. d. c.
L 5 ENGINEER OFFICE. JACKSONVILLE FLA.
.--if I3H.4--e4aG for furnishing
a-iaI ana raising ietties entrance 70 s. Johns River
received at Office until y clock.
3fsy II 1909 then publicly opened lntorr1arion
No saaSSf.ta5 m ap0Ifcaton GEO r. SPALDI$G. Capt
New-York tribune., 1909-04-20
School agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY.
Supplies Professors Teachers Tutors GOvernesses etc
TO Colleges. Schools and Families Apply
Mrs NJ j YOUNG-FULTON- % Union Square
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-07
nEcnos AsomBRosos QUE TlENEN
AL MUNDO EN- MOyIMlENTO.
veinte ados De Fervlente Labor Enpleades p0f
an Espeeialista Dc Rcsorbrada Repsta'
ci6n en- Bien 81 PS6lne.
Una de las Reput.das Escuelas de
America, Recommends y Dissribuye
el Curse decisive.
rxplica De una Manera tan Simple el Oesl.
tismo que Cualqsiera Pucde AprestefIe
con Felix Exito.

Uno de los ibros mas asombrosos de ID
ep0ca presente es ri ono acaba dc d8r &
luz The New York Institute Of Science, do
Rochester, N. Y, 4. U. do A.
Los nuevos hechos que prcsenta pruebaA
que todas las persOnas poeeen el pOd.r do
ejercer influencia s0bro los dem&s, quo
no es solamente ell "mAs fuerfe do en-
tendimiento el que puede gobernar al
vulg0.
Este ibro maravilloso divide Ia Cienei.
del Hipnotismo en- sns v2Tias ramaS dice
cjmo pueden aprenderse tOdas en- casa =
le una manera tan completa quo cualqIio-
ra puede ejecutar las et,saa mas sOrprcn-
dentes de que muchoa han leido y que po-
Gov han visto demOstrxdas.
Expiica ell ibr0 los verdader0s eecretos
del Hipn otismo, CursciGn Nagnetita, In
fl ,encia Personal y Dominic Absolute, de
tai manera, que las persohas mas vnlgnrcs
pueisn adquirir y utilizar 10 que In Natu-
raleza les ha dotado.
Con solo dedicaf un coyt0 terpo en- FL
estudio de In cirncia, podreis elevaros del
estado de desespersei6n + II altuIA mas
gran le de 6xito 8 inhurncia; podrtis salts
facer vuestras ambicionrs J ganar nm mar
oado poder social eoDereial.
Tanto hombres do profrsiones como Do
negocios nan elogiad0 eete libro { su ente-
"a satisfaction, y los pasiaree evanselicoa,
adem&s de- haber expressdo 81 mis- kiDccs1
aprobaci6n, 10 han recomendado eenezosa-
mente.
81 vos, desesis aproveeharos del conoci-
miento que contiene cote kbvo, 81 cual est&
elegantemente ilustrado con nagnf6sos
grabadoa, escribid Una tasjeta postal s
oarta The New York institute IT 6oicnee,
Depto. A, Rochester; N. T., r u. d
A., y 80 o. e1visr& s vaslfA d oegreas sin
.oste slguno Para wa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-07
FUR r. tjNFt; s'taa Ms u UUEM
Sc vENDE

Una finra de cafe y platanes con grm
cantidsd dc naderas Gnas, cedros, js-
g6illa. ea1s3cn. sstc.
Mlde 200 en.rdas; eSta perfeetamente
titulada, e 'rsrrita en- el Registro De
Ponce n" tiene gravamen alguna. n
ma hcra dr. Adiantas. Mas dt.taliea, en-
q Redarridn Del DOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-07

JInD ohw |pGhdI en- q Lty1 d99 bD01|3111 bD01A3111 NNeen0lu
".\ma, Mu>er, L~ Ca'tar+r, ,~~~ I'm nn~a ~h"'"
S"hiar aeria "tros 81 Ms a;avos
obr.s poeticss De J..'o ss~+e-
S"1~ %". ~' l" 1"' r.s +*s'.s .. 10 es. mn. e .~x
rend;m6n p~mas pcr Nar,u'". fr~"quto.
hl T""fo de I" Vida, Da'ogo* N"v~'r<'~ h"""q '"~er
Io"* .""yd". pa fi*"u"ro
n*mids poesas po r. B.a.e s4An~'. is
por GonzaIo Molina a. traaquee
oBKAs DE D. RAMON DEL WALLIS gN+a,AN: ="
Romnnce Lobos Comedia
FL Marques dr BradomiM (." k%s&"si@ t"H - c~ntavos
Ag"i" n"*6", oomeda barbara .m~ - fanpoeo
q. Pr'rrra, memorials + AAss"< DE- @a"mi TIME ss
Fin de S"r1"d 'fanqus.
de Lsv<"da toea*, tom" 6 e~@t*s*~ s 'a"s"e'
pds"ma* por Gonzalo lie ' fa"queo
U""" t+"s" poeas p"' Nicolas A"s"" "n*"s """ 20 Cen
u Tnr"~, 1es"no poa*
;!r"* D. "t *~ sss" - ~ r"n ." 63sa.ss
Ley"d H'*o"o Ameoamn Qni's Pastor,
la nor~ Ron6*.a pr F. F~
|~A"n", Poes:as Maria ts*'"%Fy tan a~e 9"
Ac"nr~. Poeas pr ls>zas ra" IS oe"tvos
Fia;o"s Pes' v~'~' s"1a ei"a, se~s
A5 c+.av'~ 20" fl fanq"eo - p .,. ann e.,.,..
o",'"A, ,"r%ias por O. a'u"'o
Poesia Maria stf FSs "ahs'as "no %
centav cnn fanlneO.
Ebr, Cantos fSnf Geoero IFiarts,
l ltMntO Ot4ntav franHneO.
io p~sfas Manuel Macaa ssa &5 is 6 f,anqHeo
Ajrmo, p"3s K staz tH+ad, tOms
cntavus can't
III E,ynnr anqnoe
de Pmaosra poefas de G. AastsH s<"'a tom" 80 GER
conf ianonrD.
mi Camsao, Poesfas Fxrs 80 eenaves
fanqu4o
Vsngansas G4fs saea tome 90
nv ~sm fannuro.
las Flores por Bzpa~a raanaas Yer
riai por Alfonso P&ses Nexa ~
eonfi fia.eue" ,.a ,-Y. ~ ~
fianque0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-07
M1sAs

'atedral-pias laborables: z, 7-30 y 8-3''
--Festivos: S, z, 9y11.
San Francisco-Dias laborables: 7-Fes
tivos: C-30, 7y 7-3O.
,an Jos&.-Dias laborables: z y 7-90-
Festivcs: $50. Z y 7-3O.
Santa Ana-Dfas laborables: Z Y 7-@.-
Festivos: y 10.
"nerta de Tierra.-Martes 7-Domin-
- 'it's.
gos:9. -
>agrado Coraz6n {Santnrce) ).-Dfas Ia.
borables: 7-30.-Festivos 7-3O 70.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-07

81 9 del corriente estar& aquf proceaen-
te de New York.
ConslgnaIal,os, Insular Line.
Vapor americana Julia Luckenback.
Saldra de la isla para New York, el 3
del corriente.
Consignatarios, lnsnlas Line.
Vapor cubano Julia. Estara aqus 81
II del corriente procedente de I1abana
y escalas, retornando por la misma via
el 20.
Consignatarios, villsr , Co.
vELEROS DE LA LINEA BENNER
G0leta Americana E. Star Jones' Sa-
li6 de New York para esta, el "a del pa
sado.
Consignatarics, Sobrinos de Ezqu;a-
"a.
Goleta americana r. w. Hopkins. Sa.
li6 directamente de New York para esta.
81 % del pasado.
Consignatarios, Sobr;nos de Ezquia
"a
Goleta americana Republic. Saldra
de New York para esta, el 10 del CO.
rriente.
Consignatarios. Solrinos de Ez,
,,liaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-07

Venezuela, descargando.
Emma T. Angel, pendiente.
Gladys, descargando.
Aurora, descargando.
Naveyahte. pendiente.
F. W.sAycr~ descargando.
Calico. 'Marril, pendiente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-07
Secc|dn ReIgiIosa
SANTOS PARA MANANA

SANTOS PARN MANANA
La Purisima Conception dc Nuestra
;enora, Patrona de Espana y de sus In
lais y de los puebols de Guayanilla, Fa-
jardo, Piedras Vega alta y Viequea
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-08-28
one KILLED; SEVERAL HURT
SPILLS WERE MANY, BUT NOT
EVEN DEATH STOPS FOOL
HARDY DRIVERS
MISHAPS REDUCE ENTRIES
CARS ONE AFTER OTHER FORCED
TO DROP OUT; SIX
FINISH

Brighton Beach, N. Y, Aug. 2S.--
the record at o'clock this morning,
nine hours after the starting of the
24-hour automobile race on the new
motordom. was one driver killed,
one badly injured, another painfully
burned and policeman crippled
for life. The fatal smash occurred
last night, wrecking the Stearns car
and crushing the life out of Mechan-
ician Leonard Cole.
During the night there were many
spills. A policeman named Corrigan
was badly injured through the over
turning Of metal lamp post. which
was knocked over by one of the
racing cars that skidded while going
at top speed Corrigan's right lee
was broken and his left knee caE
shattered. lcorrigan was taken to
hospital, where Driver Crosse. of the
wrecked Stearns car is being treated
for injuries to his spine The doc.
tors say both men will probably re-
cover
Driver Hughes. whose clothing
took fire after a collision between
two big cars. was painfully but not
seriously burned
Eight of the original ten starters
still remained in the race at the end
Of the ninth hour, the two withdrawn
being the demolished Stearns and
the Fiat which was also badly bent
and twisted in a collision with the
Allen Kingston during the third hour.
The Acme No. 4, which was driven
through the infield fence by A. Fl.
Ventyne to avoid a collision, was
quickly repaired and is making a
strong bid for first honors
During the ninth hour the Rainier
broke a cylinder and lost over thirty
miles while undergoing repairs At
the end of the twelfth hour the Haupt
and Lozfer cars were withdrawn,
leaving six still competing.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-08-28

the two laps being 15 minutes 56 is
seconds, or 5 seconds slower than
Curtiss time for the full distance.
Curtiss' flight was mastery. His
machine was lifted before every turn
and swept around the turns down
grade. During the trial he said he
encountered strong air currents es-
pecially over the "areplane grave
yard" where he said the air seemed
to boil"
AS Leon de la Grange was turning
the first course in an exhibition
flight at the conclusion Of the main
event the propellers of his machine
broke and his aeroplane fell heavily
to the ground. Fortunately he dis
exceed height Of 25 feet. La Grang'
was badly bruised and shaken III
but no bones were broken.
| BIeriott made one round in the two
lap contest in the remarkable time
of Z minutes and AZ As seconds. This
is new worlds record.
Zeppelin Flies 45o Miles
Berlin. Aug 2S.-The Zeppelin air
ship. which left Friedrichshafen for
Berlin. distance of $50 miles, yes
terday morning at 4:3O o'colck, but
which was compelled to land yester-
day afternoon at Nuremberg to effect
repairs, started from the latter place
at 2:1O this morning. Near Rome
burg it lost one of its propellers
which greatly reduced its speed 1t
cannot reach here before night. The
emperor is receiving bulletins of the
progress of this dirigible in the royal
palace. The airship landed here sue
|cessfully at 6:25 o'clock this evening.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-08-28
HARRIMANS BANKER MAKES
HURRIED VISIT TO ARDEN

N. 2S Either Edward H. Hartman is y
important
in his condition. he wishes clean certain
financial matters possible. =
These divergent views flying
made today banker
held long consultation with =
fastness =
The circle today =
the big estate doubled and
allowed within haing distance
placed the at the the
including the who
constantly working IN relays and night
approached for statement he leaving :
Arden at noon
operation and that
was not contemplated spirits
feeling pretty WELL
this afternoon than
diseases Hartman
that all prepared to remain at Arden definitely
= ~ = ~
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-08-28
TWO DEAD; MANY HURT
In BOILER EXPLOSION

\ Carthage. Mo-. Aug. 2S.--m 4
\ terrific boiler explosion at the =
= Slow seven Mining company's =
y zinc mine at Neck City, fifteen =
y miles northwest Of here, this :
4 morning, two men were instant
\ ly killed. a third fatally injur- =
\ ed and many others rendered =
y cripples for life. =
4 The entire plant of the COM =
pany was wrecked and windows Z
4 in this city shattered by the =
\ force of the explosion, which =
\ shook the earth for miles around. =
\ The two men killed were Geo. =
\ Strain and Gus Witcauskt, both =
\ firemen at the plant. Both men =
4 leave families.
4 The disaster was caused by y
\ Strain misreading the water =
\ gauge.
\ \ \ y \ \ \ 4 = 4 ~ 4 4 = =