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New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
WRIGHT'S BEST SPEED
MAKES II MILES An HOUR.
Flies With and against Wfnd, Cut
tine Sharp Turns an Ar.

Washington July M-orville Wright at Fort
Myel tnis evening surpassed all previous perform
ances of the Wright aeroplane IN speed ana N the
sharpness of his turns. Wilbur wright VINO closely
watched his brothers flight for every inch Of his
rrogress calculated his average speed with and
against the wind at forty-seven miles an hour'
One of his circles at full speed was estlrnaOed 10
be within diameter of $50 feet. An automoohe
could hardly do better than that at the nlgh Eate
Of speed.
UTr,eb+ rer,ained aIoft a little more than twenty
minutes and then at signal from his brother
made a swift and safe landing With this nlgnt
the preIminaries to the official trials may be SAID
to have ended
It was the general understanding that Lieutenant
Frank P. Lahm. of tho signal corps would go
I'D with Mr.. Wright, and in consequence a large
and anxious crowd awaited the start After Few
minutes spent in trying the motor and propeuers
Orville stepped into the machine unaccompanleo-
This was a disappointment TO the onlookers, VINO
had looked for the first attempt TO carry a pas
senzer since the accident last fall, when Lieutenant
Sefridge lost his life
The airshfp got away to none too good start
and kept close to the ground for about three hum
dred yards but skilful manipulation caused II
gradually to rise to a height OF a hundred feet
Some sharp turns were made. and in one OF them
the craft careened considerably. causing the spec
tators gasp for moment but OrviIIe soon
righted It, and a general sigh of relief went up
Among the large crowd were many Senator'S
REPRESENTATIVES. army officers and diplomats, but
perhaps the most interested visitor was Miss Catha
rine Wright who waved her hand to her brother
as he scared over the shed where the machine IS
housed and received bow in recognition
AS only three days remain in which to conduct
the official tests the Wrights, in all probablLify
Will undertake the first Monday In prepara-
ton for these flights the telegraph poles crossing
the parade ground at Fort Myer nave oeeh re-
moved. After the fight Wilbur Wright said that
the machine had come fully up to his expectations
and he did not think any more trial flights neces-
sary.
In landing the left skid of the aeroplane was
broken. This viii be repaired IN uIne 20 lhAN"
a. nforda,, evening IL weather conditions are
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
GUNPowDER IN NOVA SCOTIA sERE
Attempt 20 Blow Up House Of Miner wa
Continued to Work.

Glaee Bay. n. s. July "A serious srts-r' j
intimidation in tbs coal mine strike. IN wn'ca !
enort was made 10 blow Up a miners a1sss !
New Aberdeen with gunpowdsr YESTERDAY. aaa !
connection with which the president of IA ss'
Aberdeen local % the United Mine Worksss AZ
day.
quantity OF powder which had been plaes1 =
oer lhe foundation o. house occupied oy ? ns
Der or the Provincial Worknsn's Association' -
mad refused 70 strike. was ser OF. II tors ava .
portion OF the corner Of the house. but iniA'sa =
one.
Ihe Dominion Coal Company. against Tnca
strike is directed. report output yssIsE1A
"-zSS tons. the largest since the strike nsss. a.
proposition which has been advanced Ia =,
local branches OF the United Nine Workers sn' -
provincial workmen's Association 6AsseAss
unite In a new national union Is NOT faTorA'N
ceived by either side
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
MAGISTRATE HIS OWN WITNESS

Michael zeueck. twenty years old, native OF
Spain. who is employed a cook at No 17s
Seventh avenue, narrowly missed running down
City Magistrate Herman Fourth avenue near
2th street last night he was riding his nicvclA
at good rate of speed down the avenue
Magistrate Herman. who was on his way to the
night court sidestepped in time, and ZelIecJx
slowed down to apologize. but when Magistrate
Herman showed indignation he made off Police
Morrison, who had witnessed the tnciss,t =.
rested zeleck- He was arraigned before the man
he nearly ran down and fined a.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
MRS. THAW BLAMES ALIENISTs.
Says They Knew Son Was Not Insane-Pro
tests Against Newspaper Articles

Mrs. Mary Copley Thaw. mother of Harry K
Thaw. gave out the following statement at White
Plains last night:
The reason for this long-continued detention Of a
sane, acquitted man, and for my exile from home
for nearly year Is the Perverslty or aIensts who
and assured former head Of the State Lunacy
Commission and others OF this fact, yet in
1ueneed to testify contrary to their scientific
opinion and have maintained this false attitude
ever since.
I wish TO enter protest against this habit that
newspapers have fallen into OF speaking OF per
sons absolute strangers, who get into trouble OF
any sort as friends "chums of H. K. Thaw.
especially when such happen to be living or have
lived in Pittsburg.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
DOWNFALL DUE TO WALL STREET. -
Man Accused of Forging Ex-senator Childs's
Name Laws Blame on Stock Market.

Harry starrett Of No. $40 Seventh street Brook
lyn arrested on Friday night for forging the in
dorzenent of ex-senator John Lewis ChiIds, Of
FIc,rsl Park Long Island. to q three months
promfssory note for $4,000, srraigned in Adams
street police court yesterday morning He was
held jn $4,000 bail and then handcuffed to a Mas
sal, County detective and taken to MneoIa on n
warrant issued by Magistrate Rernsen The police
say there is upward of $4,000 in notes which the
prisoner will have TO account for. Starrett said:
wall Street has been responsible for
fall. never bet dollar horse race in ny life
and none of the money that got on the notes went
the gambling table I don't for myself
but the blow will fall hardest on my WIFE ! am
sorTy that did not tell her.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
TAX COLLECTOR ASKED TO RESIGN
Alleged Shortage in His Accounts OF 's''
His Property Attached

South Hadley, Mass. July 24-An alleged - a
age OF $1,000 in tax collections. as reported sss
expert accountant. caused the Board Sf 80. 80 %
Of this town. at a special meeting l0-.ss 80 8
demand the resignation OF Tax Collector
Moos. ~
Moos was not at the meeting. Duh .,s sss
William Moos a member Of the ooaru' s-s a
surancs that the collectors resignation
handed in on Monday. sssr1
The town is protected BY the bond 0l - .sra
surety company. representatives Oh W.. W. ,fOcss
here to-day and placed an attaehInsn. = i 81
property. Besides being tax collector /. shsrss
treasurer OF the Water Department
i've years old and unmarried
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
MTLITIAMAN ADMITS GUILT.
Private Says He Testified Falsely Twice Be-
fore Military Court.

Albany July a--At to-day's session Of the court
Of inquiry which is Investigating the condition OF
xse ID Battalion, 10th Regiment. National Guard,
y,-svste Everett c. Crear Of Company A. admitted
re testified falsely before the court on two occa-
.;<ns He was severely criticised and held to be in
eonternpt His case viii be reported to the Gov
error.
cresr was accused Of having thrown fluid in the
face of feIIog guardsman, who was asleep in his
Sent during the 10Th Regiments tour Of field SER
~Soe at Crown Point few weeks ago He denied
fhe charge, but admitted his guilt to-day.
IRE court adjourned tonight and will submit the
evidsnce taken snd make its recommendations to
Governor Hughes. probably within month.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
SERVANT GIRL ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
Found Unconscious from Gas When Jeweller
and His Wife Return Home.

Fredz Grunnet. aged seventeen, employed as a
rervant by Max Lsubheina. jeweller. who lives In
the S. Regis apartments No. $40 East 1esd street
attempted suicide in her yesterday afternoon
by frhzIing illuminating gas while Mr. and Mrs.
raubheirn were out, AT Lebanon Hospital IT was
rsa6 h<r condition serious.
The attempt at suicide was discovered by william,
F1yer,exoa superintendent of the apartment house
when he az the bidding Of Mr.. Laubheirn climbed
up the rear Ere escape Of the building TO gain an
entrance 10 the apartment. The Jaubheims had
fcune On returning that continued ringing of their
neu brought ro-response from the girl
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
cuMMINs TELLS ALDRICH A STORY.
Relates an Instance Where Hope Exceeded
Expectation.

washington July 24.-Senator Aldrich told Sena-
tor cur-1rins to-day that he hoped Congress wouio
be ready to adjourn next Saturday night
sI think we will be able TO present report WHICH
,ro=, ran srpport most enthusiastically, he added
7 hone Sc" said MI CuTnrnins. but the situa-
zion may be like that I'm which the old lady VINO
was giving advice 20 her son found herself "fieh
she called attention his father There is your
x.+.sr ,oav lying on the lounge dead drunk. hope
80 -,ee. him in heaven hut don't expect TO.
Senstor AlGrich said arrangement Woulo DC
made 70 Sivide the tine between those VINO ap-
-l-oDe5 and those who disapproved the conferences
-euort afr Cunlrnins thought there would De no
sfeHr,,+- sto,5t making such an arrangement ana
4bs+ no long speeches would be made
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
KILLING DELAYED MAILS AN HOUR.
Took That Time to Clean Up an Oklahoma
Postofice

Washington, July PA man shot 70 death IN
an Oklahoma postof1lce caused interruption Of
an hour in the mall service This was the sub
stance Of e communication received to-day by the
Postof1ce Department from the postmaster at
Duncan, Okla. His letter follows:
Sir: 7 beg 10 advise you that on the 18th Inst
at about 8 D m, two men entered the postoihcs
lobby and one q them drew a gun and shot the
other three times, killing him at once
The Office was closed about one hour lin taking
away the remains and cleaning up.
The party doing the shooting is now IN 1al await
Ing examining trial, TO be held on tbs oath
Respectfully submitted for the information Of the
z s NoCKEs, Postmaster.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
STATE BOARD MUST SUPERVISE.
Attorney General Makes Ruling Concerning
Institutions Receiving State Money

Albany, July 24-Attorney General O'MaIley has
advised the State Board of Charities that all nsti-
tutons for the education OF children. even though
under private control. which receive public money
must be subject to the supervision of the state
Board of Charities.
The state constitution provides that all payments
made by any towr, village, city county to chari-
table institutions wholly or partly under private
control must be made pursuant TO rules established
by the state Board OF Charities
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
YOUNG FRlNsAcHs BODY RECOVERED.

The body of August Frinbach. OF No SIS Covert
avenue Ridgewood who knocked overheard
from tn. Yacht Eloise of whitestone during the
gale last Sunday, was found near that place yes
terday morning and removed to Johann's morgue.
where 1t was later identified by the young mans
father At the time young Frinbeeh was knocked
overheard Captain Louis Grebner sprang in after
him and was in turn rescued by the drowning
mans younger brother,ewho was board the boat.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
"REsoUBR's' AID NEARLY FATAL.
When Stranger Stops Runaway Driver Is
Thrown in Path of Speeding Car.

Drvn az RcckaEaY Beach yesterday Joseph
Sssttliu was driving horse and rig on the Boule-
ws-d, when the animal was frightened by a passing
train. ard beitsd- He turned into Remington ave-
M. and ran toward the tracks, g block distant
When few feet from the railroad a passerby
attempting stop the seized the horses
f-i6ie and was dragged several feet
TIRE sudden 3erk pitched Cattlin through the cir
ara onto the track. Patrornan Coleman Of the
rootaway Beach station. et Cattlins side In
an instant The latter unconscious, and cne
Of the surface which the railroad
tracks at this point approaching at u rapid
rate
Coleman succeeded IN picking mp The unconscious
driver and lifting him out Of the way ms the car
flashed by. The patrolman struck on the
shoulder, and both he and MS burden were thrown
the ground csttlin received a compound fract-
OF the left leg ard ankle and general con-
tzssaora
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
PREMIUM MAKES THE POLICY

Albany, July 4-lf- Hotchkiss. Superintendent Of
Insurance. in ruling to the New York Life Insur
ance COMPANY, holds IN effect that a policy is not
ac'uaAy Issueu' SO Tar as II affects Section SO of
the insurance law, which limits the apo,rt -
new business company may write, until the rrs.
MUM has actually been paid.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
MRS. RICHMOND CHARGED WITH sv',

Cambridge. Mass. July 24-Mrs- Ea- Eil1a-' ssruslf
rnond. lodging house proprietor Wa va1,rsg.sa .
charged with the murder Of stewart l- -,st ~
teanster at the state insane hospltal = =, MIS-
ner. Mass. in the Cambridge District - IN sns
The body OF McTavish was diseose -,urHsra
Richmond's house yesterday afteFnooA SD ~
by cuts made with an axe and VIZ Wisn-.rs nzA
wounds over the right eye. Mrs.
the floor In another room IN . srup@'
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
CUBAN CABINET STILL INTACT.

General Carlos Garcia Velez. Cuban Minister to
the United States, received a dispatch yesterday
from President Gomez of Cuba. assuring him that
there was nc truth in the rumors OF disruption of
the Cuban Cabinet and that he and his brother
Justo Carlos Velez, who Is Cuban Secretary of
State. would be retained at their present posts
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
INSURANCE COMPANIES DISSOLVED
On Application Of Attorney General Two New
York City Corporations Are Wound Up.

aIhsny. July 74>-on the application Of Attorney
General o'Mslley Supreme Court Justice Fits has
s~s,te6 orders dissolving the American Casualty
Insurance COMPANY Of Oneonta, and the National
5el.sf Assurance Association. Of New York City,
rvuo insurance corporations operating upon the CO.
operative and assessment plans
The National Relief Assurance Association was
found insolvent by the Insurance Department. on
s7 exsrriuation made in March, 1907 there being
xssets and its liabilities amounting TO sSo7S7 49,
The American Casualty Insurance Company was
practically purchased by persons who rensured its
business with thu National Casualty Company or
Detroit
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
PRESIDENT GOMEZ LEAVES HAVANA.

Havana. July A-President Gomez left here to-
day for Cayo Cristo The Secretary of the Treasury
has extended the time for receiving bids for the
s1s500,0o0 loan from July 26 20 July %.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
DIRECT PRIMARIES NEXT MEETING.

Fechsstsr July 24-State Senator George l.
Meade has notified the members Of the legislative
rarnttee investigating the subject Of direct pri-
-,z-ies that the committee will resume Cts session
in Frflade1phia at o'clock next Monday afternoon
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
NEEDS A YELL AND A REMNANT


Kansas is never going to get ali the harvest
hands 1t wants until il invents college yell TO go
with the game and hangs up pennant for getting
the most sneaVes over the stackyard plate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-28
Upton STILL BENT
ON WINNING CUP
Game BrtiShor Determined to
Continue Efforts Despite
Enormous Handicap Of OBJ
S0Iete Rules


Boston Aug 21.-Sir Thomas Lip
ton is sim set on winning the Amer
igt's cup according 10 an interview
had win him while abroad recently,
by John T. Fitzgerald. The Republic.
Mr.. Fitgorald's paper win publish the
interview tomorrow
Il am just as anxious ana as de-
termined TO continue my efforts to-
ward winning the Americas cup as l
as The day shamrock II was
launched" Sir Thomas said MY
former efforts have taught me hat
TO succeed I mus. build a boat cap
able of beating the American defender.
DESPITE the enormous handicap of the
rules governing thc docd of gift un-
der which the New York Yacht club
holds the cup
y was beaten fairly and squarely
by the finest sportsmen in the world.
but ! think that in the interest OF
sport the rules should be modified ?
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-28

ton but le now in lis training quar-
TORS in Wcschostrr count' Title New
york right fans Uill look Ketahci over
unon his arrival Boo NoW YORK and il
hp seems 90 hc FOO as good condition
as he was when he whipped Jack
% Briru the lost time he Will have q
iarge following. II his condition, how
ever. does not appeal 10 tho wise ones.
most of the money is quite certain to
De Wagnd on hls dusky opponent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-28

covery of the money in order to test
the nitrd States treasury depart
ment's present Interpretation of the
law.
This action is due to 3 provision of
the new tariff law involved in the in
PRODUCTION into the old law of the
three words. mo- including animals"
by which they were excluded from
the operation Of the old provision for
"a return duty free Of certain things of
which a customs house registration
was made on their expectation from
the United States.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-28
SATURDAYS srECIAL SALE.

"a lbs. Of potatoes .......... 25c
2 large cakes OF tonic Rlycorinc
soap OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES >
, large cans of milk ......... zoe
Fancy succotash, por can ....... zoe
goo bottle Of Runners catsup... I5c
Postum Cereal per pkg .... 2up
3 bars of Diamond G. Soap ....... 25c
Fancy Ncrmiccli. per pkg ,,..... roc
3 fkss. of Macaroni ........,...25 c
liire's Extract of Root Boer....,. 2Gc
3 pJgs of -Hromangelou ..... 25c
Yacht club salad dressing ..... 25c
! bottle OF pickles, I bottle of mus
tard ana / bottle of chill sauce poo
Fancy Early June Peas per can t5c
. cuna of Nrai Iodt. 25c
Faucy Preserved ru%suhcrrios loo
Fancy Preserved straw berries I5c
BaKcr'a Chocolate l9 20 pke zoe
Pint bottle or Grape Juice 25c
Pearl Barley, ror phE 10
9 pkRs. ot Buster Brown cotloc lac
Wc carry 70 rom luo Of grammar
grade school holJs
1uH MNX't.
Wa ki"lo rruo
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-28
MRS. PARSONS LAID
TO REST IN FAlRVIEW
Many Friends \s~i~t in last sad
Rites To Wen known Albuquerque
Woman.

At the home 1T her daughter. AIRS
Summers %Burkhart. sol West Tiirras
Gilpin observer., 1909-07-01

Herbert Luplow, champion mixolo-
gist of the city, is the possessor Of
the most hilarious and infectious
laugh that ever tickled in human
throat. Starting like the remote
thunderings of submerged volcano,
arising rapidly to a shrill falsetto
and then topping off with a hee-haw
strongly resembling the triumphant
vibrations of the immortal MAUD, -
1t arouses the risibilities Of every
one within hearing and makes one
wonder how such a conglomeration OF
sound can be possibly be developed
within the anatomy Of man. Tuesday
evening, Herbert participated in a
little dinner party at Pete's. Ed. Har-
ris, his right hand bower, had just
sprung a new one and Herbert start
ed to laugh. A doctor at the adjoin.
ing table gave one agonized look Of
inquiry and then he started to laugh.
a rheumatic old gentleman forgot his
pain for the moment and he too start.
ed to laugh. A lawyer Joined In the
hilarity and soon the walters forgot
their orders, the cooks stopped carv-
ing meat, the cashier forgot to hand
out change-but none OF them forgot
to laugh. In one Of the greatest, fun.
niest and oddiest ha.has on record,
even the dishes and tables danced
in unison to that all prevailing, all
pervading power of that inducing
persuasive outburst of spontaneous,
;onvulsive, mirth provoking and tear
starting laughter. For Heavens sake,
someone stop him." shouted the gen.
tleman with the rheumatic joints.
"Cut 1t out" yelled the doctor. The
waitress utterly exhausted buried her
pretty head in plate Of gravy but
Herbert, he just-laughed.
Gilpin observer., 1909-07-01

In order to accommodate his ever
increasing patronage, Mr.. Naughton
of the Palace Pharmacy has install
ed some new serving tables of unique
and tasty design in connection with
his soda fountain. The new furnish
ings are proving very popular espec
tally with the fair sex and add much
to the interior appearance of this
cozy and attractive store.
Gilpin observer., 1909-07-01

Admission to the free entertain
ment to be given at the expense of
the city Monday afternoon and even
ing will be by ticket which will be
furnished the citizens at the city hall
Monday morning from 8 until II
O'Clock. This course is taken, accord
ing to Mayor Jenkins, that their
may be some system of handling the
crowds.
Gilpin observer., 1909-07-01
Station Agent McGinnis is arrang.

Station Agent McGinnis is arrang
ing to go to Golden on the 10th OF
the month to relieve the agent there
who is going to take a vacation OF
three months. Desmond Coughlin
general manager of the c. & S. at
Forks Creek will be stationed at Cen.
tral while Mr.. McGinnis is in Golden.
1t will be hard for Mr.. McGinnis TO
remain away from Central three
months as he is so fond of the city.
Gilpin observer., 1909-07-01

Abe Rachofsky came up from Den
yer Monday. His wife and Lily left
for California the evening before for
a several months stay, during which
time it is hoped Mrs. Rashofsky's
health will improve. Louis Rachof-
sky arrived in Denver from Durango
Friday of last week and is assisting
in the packing of the household goods
which will be shipped to Central
this week. The Rachofsky's will re-
side permanently in Central and will
locate upstairs in the Rachofsky
building.
Gilpin observer., 1909-07-01

Special prices for cash during July
ut Anderscn's Furniture store.
The flag pole ordered by the COM
missioners for the court house was
placed in position this week.
Gilpin observer., 1909-07-01

Monday being celebrated as the
Fourth of July, the county commits
sioners will defer their regular month
ly meeting until Tuesday.
Gilpin observer., 1909-07-01

James Gray's little girl on the
Casey caught her finger in a door
Tuesday afternoon, requiring the ser.
vices of a physician.
Gilpin observer., 1909-07-01

Don't ruin your eyes reading by a
coal oil lamp. Use electric lights. Let
US point out the difference to you.
THE GILPIN l.. H. & P. Co.
Gilpin observer., 1909-07-01

FOR SALE-4 room house on Ne
vada St.,$200. NJ. Morris, 1861 Wash
ington St., Denver.
Gilpin observer., 1909-07-01

Fancy neckwear and shirts, not
cheaper but superior goods, at Bach
arach's.
Gilpin observer., 1909-07-01

Mems and boys balbriggan under.
wear. %, so and sl.00 respectively
at Bacharach's.
Gilpin observer., 1909-07-01

Place your orders for Groceries at
once with the Hawley Mdse. Co.
Gilpin observer., 1909-07-01

second hand steel and mining tools
at Andersons Furniture store.
Gilpin observer., 1909-07-01

You will not find a more complete
line of groceries in the country than the
Hawley Mdse. company carries.
Gilpin observer., 1909-07-01

LOCAL HAPPENINGS
ABOUT THE CITY

When visiting Denver stop at the new
Hotel Alamo, corner 18th and Market
streets. Strictly modern, with elevator
service. Public and private baths. Rates
$1.00 per day and up.
Gilpin observer., 1909-07-01

$50 TO Denver and Return Every
Sunday via Colorado 4 Southern.
Gilpin observer., 1909-07-01

Fancy vests, genteel stuff, and
cheap, at Bacharach's.
Gilpin observer., 1909-07-01

$3.50 to Denver and Return Every
Sunday via Colorado & Southern.
Gilpin observer., 1909-07-01

Stetson hats and other makes
from so cents up at Bacharach's.
Gilpin observer., 1909-07-01

Read Tn. oiIpIn Observer. s2.oo.