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New-York tribune., 1909-02-04
Some Ways of the World

How much toleTation a hostess must have for the
se1rshness Of the bachelor who IS tardy IN his
answer invitation IS still. and probably ever
VIII be- thinK undetermined One eligible bachelor,
who well beloved by naatrons and maids alike.
and -epresenJs class accustomed 10 luxury and
attention from earliest days is constantly en-
DsrTassing his HoIld-se hostesses by calmly tele-
pIoning at the last moment, say, the evening be-
fore MS weekend visit s 70 be paid, that he great
y regrets that other things viii make IL impos-
sible for him 10 this time In those last
words ne displays abnormal confidence IN his pow
e-s- taking fl Tor granted that his rudeness will
be overlooked and another invitation given.
The worst of IL is. said one Of his recent VIC
tins. IL none OF US invites him again he will not
bit He will just auuse himself with
some horr1d girl that Of Us can bear and
probably marry her And really he is too nice for
that TO happen. 50 We keep trying
TIE fashion Of using table decoration of grace
fEl silver linked together by festoons of
silver covers and leaves Is very pretty one and
only change r1ng upon cte truly gorgeous affairs
Of Sapoleon's time n gold French gilt. In the
modern cehtrepieoe separate lake OF mirror
glass is in the middle and the at
tacked that they may be placed AZ various angles
about II Very beautiful and proportionately rare
those antique candelabrs OF cut glass. with
prssrns strung in loops between the branches. the
prisuas either square oval and small. but ex-
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@FdNrEREs St roWbMEN
T &I4

skirt in panel effect In front The belt, cut IN =
novel fashion all one. with the folos AZ tne DaeA
Of the skirt was threaded with q black satin nd
hon ftsh,rI In a knot below the waist at the back
The coat was of black velvet, with toucn OF gray
and silver at the collar.
A black evening gown was Of fancy striped tune
with the narrow shoulder straps ornaInen'eo VIZ.
,ta ros.huds The short Empire bodice. incrusted
with black paillettes and Jet caoochons' ntteo
closely over dainty chernisette and short sleeves
of tucked white tuIe. lovely ivory satin evening
gown was in Directoire style, the skirt piain' ue
decolste bodice draped with lace embroidered IN
silver CRYSTALS.
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fabrics that mothers making up at this season.
The shield is separate and be of the same or
contrasting material. and the collar be in con-
trsst Of the sfme material trimmed.
The quantity of material required for the medium
size (ten years. is i've and a half yards a. three
and seven-eighths yards 81 three yards n inches
wide. with one-half yard q inches wide for the
collar and cuffs and fve-eghths yard Is inches wide
for the shield
The pattern. No $780, is cut in sizes for girls
Of six, eight, ten and twelve years age and will
be mailed 10 any address receipt of 10 cents.
Please give number of pattern and age distinctly.
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Notice of Summons.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
- County o York-W- Emlen Roosevelt *
Trustee under the Last Will Testament
Of A. Roosevelt deceased Plaintiff,
n Roosevelt, Leila R Merritt. EIfrieda Roosevelt
Clarke. Humphrey Orme Clarke. James A
KAT l. Roosevelt, Defendants. O
County York--SuunOns
To defendants o.
You are hereby summoned to the complaint
in this copy of your the
PLAINTIFFS within twenty after the service
summons exclusive Of the day of service
yor failure 10 appear answer judgment
against by default for the relief demanded
the complaint
Dated New York. December sth, 1908.
ROOSEVELT a EOBRE
Attorneys for plaintiff P D ana once a. and
Wall street. Manhattan Borough, New York City.
n. Y.
To the above named defsndants Dlfrieda Roosev-lt
Clarke Humphrey Orme Clarke. and KAtharins I
Roosevelt. and TO each OF them:
ne foregoing summons is served up9n you By DubIica
Justice Supreme Court Of the State OF New
dated L. 1909, and fled with
the once the Clerk OF the County Of York al
+Na County House in the Borough
~ city New York, State OF New York
Da ted. New York, January Goth, 1909
ROOSEVELT & KOBBE
Attorneys plaintiff once and Post once Address.
and &C Wall street, Manhattan Borough. New York
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ceedingly brilliant. rejecting every ray OF light
tenfold- Long prisns hang from the saucer-like
disks about the candle bases and also sparkle as
they swing, the whole producing an exquisite
effect.
To disguise the hideousness Of steam coils where
heating comes in that gUise some women have
long tin trays made TO order and stand them on
top Of the radiator. In these are placed the flow
ering plants of the in low pots go that
a mass Of bloom appears wherever coil rears
its ugly head In the tray is kept which not
only nourishes the ferns primulae properly but
also keeps the afr of the room purer Many of
these made with lattices that front and sides
reach TO the floor and completely hide the coil or
render IL Less conspicuous. besides being in keep
ing with the miniature garden
The somewhat vivid hues in young rnatrons
evening gowns for opera dinner have brought
forward the most fashionable en- the diamond
ana for second choice the pearl, only white or
colorless stones look well with the bright shades
OF peacock blue old gold The first mentioned
color has the peculiarly OF making the complexion
Of the wearer, whether she blonde or brunette
sipgularly hard IN its tintings of white and pink
and is absolutely merciess TO one aided by cos
meucs. making her look. a heartless critic re-
market. Like q frostbitten turnip decorated bv
a heataen Chinee. with dash of tahasco" The
old sol1 tone is even more trying In one way for
few can IL az all
New-York tribune., 1909-02-04
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Simple little frocks that cut with the waist
portions and skirts IN one are always pretty for
the younger girls snd always in demand. This one
with the scaloped edge is especially attractive and
is adapted to almost every childish material. In
the illustration It IS made Of serge. with collar and
cuffs Of silk and with shield of tucktng but Il will
be found an excellent model for the linen, pop
linette and the simple, inexpensive printed wash
New-York tribune., 1909-02-04

SNUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.-BEN-
= jamn W. Foster Plaintiff. against Franklin s.
BAILEY George H. Foster and Edgar II. Foster De-
PENDANTS Summons. To the above named Defendants $
and each Of them: hereby summoned to an
the complaint IN this action, and to copy
OF YOUR answer the Plaintiffs attorney within
twenty after the service Of this summons. excIu-
to appear. or answer taken aTainat
you by default the relief demanded In the com
plant.
DATED October Ia 1908.
LOUIS F. DOYLE. Plaintiffs Attorney. Onoe ard
Post once address. No. III Broadway. Trinity
Building. Manhattan. City OF New York
To the Defendants George H. Foster ana Edgar H
he foregoing summons 5 upon VO,
publication pursuant o a OF Hon
Davis Justice OF the Supreme Court ,iated the nfrb
day January. 1909 and filed with the complaint IN
the the Clerk OF the County OF New York az
House. he BOrouRn of
tan city and County Of New York
Dated January 1909
LOUIS F. DOYLE. Plaintiffs Attorney IL BROADWAY
Trinity Building Manhattan. city Of New yoris ~
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RECEPTION TO D. r.

Owing 10 the fact that she plans &c sah with her
husband for Egypt on February ls Mrs. zeb May
hew of No. $50 Carroll street. Brooklyn, VIII give
her reception TO the Daughters Of the HeVolut'on
q couple of weeks IN advance OF George "ashins
TOMS Rirthday though 1t is IN observance OF tnat
anniversary The reception Will be held at MIS-.
Mayhew's home. Friday, February s, from TO
o'clock
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REAL ESTATE NOTE.

81 Luke's Hospital through its trustees has OBJ
tanned leave from Justice Erlanger OF the Supreme
oCurt. sell lot the south side OF 10Th street
100 feet west OF Columbus avenue 2Oxl0OI feet
known as No. LIZ West 10th street, to Edward H.
Kelly for sZ5,00o
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address Pattern Department New-Ycrk Tribune
II in a hurry for pattern send an extra 2-e@nt
stamp ard We Will mall BY iette~ postage In sealed
e0veIops
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES
For purposes OF comparison with the previous year
these figures compiled the bases hereto
fore and differ from those reported the Interstate
Commerce Commission under the new methods OF ao-
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SUBSCRIPTIONS EoR
their Uptown Once. No
- and 9th 81. until q
received az the following
rates Until 5 O'Clock .. N.
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Instruction.
For Both Sexes-City.
School Agencies.

AMERICAN And FOREIGN TEACHERS, ACF~C~
Supplies Professors Teachers Tutors CSoVerness-.
10 Colleges. schools anu Families Apply
Mrs M. J. YOUNG FULTON. % Union sou.r.
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4 DvERTIsEMENTS AND
~ The Tribune received at
1854 Broadway. between 36th
O'Clock >. m. Advertisements :
49, ''s.- ~r-'>~- at Essalar once
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counting)
NEW YORK CENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER
Ssa:s. G59ss i5sssS5s g5si5s be- Ees 'Ss5s 'S
Net earnings s1,s7s.s47 Inc. ss7s,77s
LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.
sass earnings. 'sssass7 ss Dec FRs a5a
Net earnings ...........-. s1lo247o mo. E1o28ea
LAKE ERIE q WESTERN
SEoss sarninss.-------- ss9s s @ Se1 Inc sSe AZ
Expenses '--'-.-'-''------ a<osf4 Inc H,ISI
Net earnings. .........--...... s77ss7 Inc $4,000
CHICAGO. INDIANA & SOUTHERN.
eF6snsss e51ss s255ss a5 Dec Dec 'ss 51ssS
NEW YORK. CHICAGO q ST LOUIS.
GEpsn:s. GGss ss5nins. 'ssas5s Inc Inc 's SG9
Net earnings, s8ss,6 Inc. a121s7
MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
eESsn:s E9ss ss Inc Inc: '2ss sss1
Ne. earnings. s......-....--. s48s. 500 Inc f28.8s0
CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI CHICAGO & ST. LOUIS
Expenses .-.e..::.:..::--...::: 1880 inc 9sSs9
Net earnings &8eo6ss mo s2se al
PEORIA & EASTERN.
sEesn:ss f5Gss s2 sass $50 Inc Inc '5sS 4S
Net earnings. .....--.......-.. $82548 Inc s1s,sO4
CINCINNATI NORTHERN.
G59ss GTDsnsse ssFninss sssl5I fIii Inc s7SS
PIrTsBURG & LAKE ERIE
eEoss earnings. seq sss Ino. :9Ss s2s
Net earnings. s2Oo1ss Inc. s812a9
RUTLAND.
sEesnsss GE9ss ssTnin:. s219I2s 4s 1Ss % TnS sJss
Net earnings sse.s2s Inc. s15574
NEW YORK CENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER
January to December s1-
GROSS earnings SIS. S49. 367
Expenses -----..---.-.--. SS.4laOs4 Dec iGSs4.2l9
Net earnings s28 48o 2s8 no. ss84558
LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN
'ssS s. Dec Dee sSssfEs
Net earnings -sILeoo571 Inc. s1645 557
LAKE ERIE WESTERN.
SEpsnsss G52ss sanin:s ssf Dec Dec
Net earnings ..........-.... s748677 Dec s4e4 227
CHICAGO, INDIANA & SOUTHERN.
Cross earnings 81 e99 go s% Dee 500 e6d 6
Net earnings ............... S8766s2 Dec, 4761
NEW YORK. CHICAGO & ST. LOUIS
GEDsnsss sESss earning. sdisss a1sSS Dec Dec 9ad
Net earnings ............. s241s.e5s Dec. s2sS sI4
MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
sTUss ssTnnss Slsasa ds 9 Dec Dee S S S
Net earnings ............... s5918ls5 Inc s4s7777
CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI CHICAGO s. ST. LOUIS
Gross earnings go ss1 1 e ese Bec 81 s2s d3
sazfngs .-............ $500 Is6 Dec Se24 ose
PEORIA g. EASTERN.
Cross earnings 81 764 462 Dec S246se4
Expenses 2243ol7 62Ol9
Net earnings S5e1 445 Dec. s1s3 s65
CINCINNATI NORTHERN.
earnings .......-...... $3.50 925 Dec. s24273
Expenses $50 T45 Dec. 16o70
Net earnings .....-.......... s12O1sO Dec. Ss POS
PITTSBURG & LAKE ERIE
earnings SO 397 SAB $500 s57
Expenses sl5acG3 Dec, 8s8s i24
Net earnngs e. 23S $40 Dec 81 1SS 1873
RUTLAND
Expenses lSeAouS Dec
Net earnings ......s.......-. S759. 73T Dec sS 052
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City Property for Sale.

DRoADwAY. NORTHWEST CORNER OF RAADE ST
D 6x124 sale OF the most desirable
downtown Apply to VIM CwALKERS SONS 2a2 way
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MAGNOLIA SPRINGS HOTEL.

MAGNOLIA SPRINGS. FLOFNAN ,-sS
Dry climate. Pure water GolL tss,ts arss. ess.'
shooting. svimnsins pools open p-AtssE ana upv8s~
n n SEAVEY. o n ESS----=---|
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
DAN FROHMAN'S WIFE
SUING FOR DIVORCE
Margaret Ellington Charges Non
Support as Legal Ground for
Her Freedom.

RENO, New, Oct. ls.-Mrs Daniel
Frohman, more familiarly known by her
STAGE name of Margaret Ellington, today
filed suit for divorce i'll the district
court of this county, alleging that her
husband has for the past two years
failed TO contribute 10 her support.
For nearly a year Mrs. Frohran has
resided in this city, coming here within
few months after she completed her
engagement as the star in ''The Thief. ;"
She has resided quietly in Reno. seldom
appearing at social events, but content.
ing herself with taking early morning
walks and horseback riding. She has
changed wonderfully in appearance
since coming to Reno, and is now very
large and robust woman. 1t is not
thought that the suit will be contested.
and Mrs Frohman S attorneys stated
this morning that the case would be
devoid of sensational features so far as
their client is concerned What Mrs.
Frohman 8 plans are in case she secures
her decree IS not known al
though some time ago she stated that
she WAS tired of the stage and wished
TO lead simple home life IN the fu.
mrc
The parties wcrc married in New
York City. November -. 1908.
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W0MAN'S THROAT is
CUT As SHE SLEEPS

Los ANGELES, Cal. Oct. 1S.-Whiic
Mrs George Stachlc, wife Of brewery
employee. was asleep in her homo last
night she was attacked by a man, who
cut her throat with a razor. There is
no clue TO the criminals identity fur.
ther than the blood covered razor which
he left behind. The woman 5 husband
was al work i'm the brewery at the
time Of the attack.
Mrs Stachlc almost blcd TO death,
and her life WAS saved by Patrol OF
ficer Gilpip. who closed the wound in
her throat with his fingers until the
hospital was reached, She is expected
10 recover.
Elsie Staehle, n l2.ycar.old daughter.
said that after she and her mother had
retired she was awakened by smothcrcd
cries for help. The girl turned on the
light. saw the blood pouring over her
mother s night robe and ran for help.
Mrs. Stachlc s wIndpIpc had been SOW
cred aud several large arteries cut. Two
strokes had been made with the razor
in criss.rross fashion. one extending
across the throat and the other length
wise
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CHRISTIANS INVADE
CHICAGO TEADERLO|B
Fifteen Thousand Soldiers Of
Cross, Led by gypsy" Smith,
in Red Light District,

CHICAGO, oct. 1S-Fiitcen thousand
men and women, praying FOR Chicago's
dciiverancc from vice. invaded the ten
dcrloin district tonight. led by Gypsy"
Smith, evangelist, who is conducting
revival here.
y great chorus. singing sacred songs,
drowned out the coarse music OF the
cafes and saloons. and the lights were
dimmcd by the glare OF the brilliant IL
Elimination which b!uZed the way OF the
Christian army.
Along the route, thousands OF curious
spectators througCd the sidewalks 1t
was an orderly crowd. however and the
ChuTChmen and women were unmolcstcd.
Before the parade thousands Of people
filed the Seventh Regiment armory and
many thousands listened To eXhorters
In the street.
The procession, led by a detachment
OF police. started on its journey about
10 O'clock The route was we'll guarded
by police. and when the destination OF
the crusaders was reached hundreds OF
policemen were present 10 see that he
orders against any ribald demonstration
were enforced.
As the marchers. singing II Am Pray
ing Tor You Onward Christian Sol
diers,' Rescue the PorishinE' and "A
score of other sacred songs filed through
the forbidden streets. tho thronE of curl
Gus watched silently. For more than
an hour the parade continued, and then,
Continued on Page Two.
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M'CARREN HOLDS OWN
IN FIGHT WITH DEATH

NEW YORK. Oct lS.-Patrick H..
McCarren Of Brooklyn had improved
sufficiently today 10 sign two checks,
one campaign contribution and one
Gift TO charity. He slept at intervals.
but his pulse is irregular and the weak.
ness Of his heart continues 20 give con.
ccrn.
His physician said tonight. when
asked If he would recover:
a. am afraid 10 say, and afraid to
saw no.
Tho senator inquiries about tho
progress of the campaign were not an
swcrcd, bv direction Of DR.. Hughes,
who has forbidden him 10 talk politics.
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TO THE REAL ESTATE MEN OF SALT LAKE

n n amw because of
active and prospective mawhat
yeorsago and two threw the
leap anIov
a an pospcro city.
S of fmn hiscfyt thai
have done
hs ycar cyou buta
bushes for the
through e drcacs
will be Lake
ongper of
cali fwodgoc from
70 been at the epon
bealni
the
what
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Next Tuesday the last A the of election
70 yourscfa wdl
November 2for America
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IGNORANCE OF PARENTS
CAUSE OF IMPURITY

BURLINGTON. Ia. oct. lS.-lsnorauce
of parents was ascrtbcd IS one OF tho
leading causes uf the social impurity 10y
Mrs Mary r. Tcals OF Chicago, tn de-
lilcrluc tho chief address today AT the
first annual convention NJ correspondence
schools uf gospel and scientific agencies.
held aF preliminary meeting for the
ma tiuHal purity congress. which meets To-
morrow.
Mrs Tcals declared immoral resorts
and lcycrS could not be cNurpatcd Untn
the parents became better acquainted
in the care and direction Of their chill
drrn She asserted tho publication OF
scandals in place OF reports OF events OF
an Uplifting nature tended 20 keep morals
ON a degraded level
Rev. Charles Mitchell. superintendent
OF the purity farm of stella Okla. urged
Tho Importance of iustructing boys about
the duties and responsibilities OF mar
tiaGc and parcntagc.
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HEARST STILL MAKING
Attack UPON GAlN0R

NEW YORK. oct IS--William =.
Hearst. Independent uoWiu'" for ma yUr.
and Ottp T Barnard. Republican uomi-
nee, both. OF wh0m are heading Tho
fusion tickets. dashed through Harlem
tunig dt and delivered = series of rapid
nre speeches in supper, of their cgDdi-
dsvy. Hearst made luuI addresses and
Barnard three.
Barnard confined himself 10 business
issues. Hearst spoke at length and con-
tiUu.d his dcnunciatiou OF William j.
Guynor. Democratic nominee. although
be. Tor the BrSt time, referred 10 Ban
maIl rs manMmc HandilAIc-
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HOLDUP THAT LED TO
MURDER OF C. c. RILEY

Directly responsible for and leading
up TO the arrest OF l.. T.. Driskell WAS
the holding up of knowlton Ncbcker.
"A youth l. years of age, who resides nj
9JS EnSt First South street. tho night
of October >. ON First South aud See
pnl East streets.
Young Nchckcr was on HIS way home
Continued on Page Two.
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Plans Tour OF Mexico.

FL PASO. Tex. oct 1S.-'rhe Times
tomorrow will say:
Tentative plans for tour Of
Mexico by Mr. and Mrs. William H.
Taft, upon the close of the president s
term Of office. were discussed Satur-
day night bv President Taft and Prcsi-
dent Diaz.
term OF office he expected 10 tour
Mexico with Mrs. Taft
President Diaz replied that he would
look forward with pleasure 10 meeting
Mr.. Taft again Mrs. Diaz. he said,
would bc Mrs. Taft's hostess, aud he
would bc delighted TO receive Mr.. aud
Mrs Taft in Mexico City.
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Domestic.

-Four days rest for Taft........,
Fifteen thousand Christians in
wade Chicago tcndcrloin ....
Wife Of Daniel Frohman suing
Tor divorce ...,.,..
Uncle Sans officers learning TO
II! .a-n...,... .....-....,..s
Dr. Lara. Mexican author and
attorney. arrested in Los An
SclCS ....... ,...
Double tragedy OF strange i'm
pOrt..... $3.50. o..s......
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Rondsmen Grow WearY.

SEATTLE. Wash. oct. lS-Joscpli
Carroll alios ole Marsh. and Bert War
acY alias Bert Shores. out on bonds on
an Indictment returned a. Council Bluns.
la. charging use of tho mall TO drfraud.
were surrendered into court today hv
their bondsmru and Tcarrestcd by Dcpu-
u United states Marshal ". T. McGrsw,
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-Four Burned to Death.

WICHITA, oct. ls--Four men and
thirty horses were burned TO death In
q feed ward here today. The men were
asleep in the hay NOV. and perished
there. The fire was of incend;ary
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Sporting News.

h'lHhHl .--.--.s ........r..
PittsbuTg arrives home
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Driskcll confesses to murder of
Riley ............,...... ....
Beet growers are up in arms. III
City gets cheap police protec-
ll'll ssss's... IL
Girls detention homo is badly
needed ..,..s..,..,...... II
Smoot again buttinE in....,..,.l4
Quick work OF police. e..-......1i
Second cremation in United
States in this City.,.........,li
Democrats 10 give luncheon IN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-19
WORLD RECORD IN
AEROPLANE FLIGHT
Count DE Lambert Accomplishes
Most Wonderful
Feat.
FROM JUVISY TO PARIS,
OVER THE EIFEL TOWER
ThrCngs Stand Breathless
Watching Work of Daring
Navigator of the Air.

PARIS, Oct. ls.-Count de Lambert,
French aeroplanist, just before dark
tonight accomplished ono OF the most
remarkable and daring feats yet cred
tied 10 heavier.thau.air machines.
Starting from the Aerodrome at Juvlsy
be flew TO Paris, about thirteen miles
After maneuvering over the city at
an average height Of 400 feet be as
cendcd in gradually diminishing circles
and passed several hundred feet above
the Eifel tower. lie then returned 10
Juyisy.
Thousands who watched could barely
credit their senses when they saw the
aeroplane, a tiny object, gliding swift
" far above tho tower, and the sensa-
tion created was more profound than
when Santos Dumont circled the stTuc-
turc in his dirigible balloon in 1900.
Is Given Ovation.
Count de Lambert was given a trc'
mendouS ovation OF his return TO
Juvjsy. Orvillc Wright rushed forward
and wrung the hand of the aviator as
he alghtcd. pale but radiant. He was
led to the pavilion, where has health
was drunk, the crowd meantime cheer
ing Justify and crying, Long live
Count de Lambertl' - Long live Rus
sia!' De Lambert being Of Russian
extraction,
The count held up his hand aud
shoutcd
"Cry Long live the United States!'
for il is TO her that ] owe tins sue
cess
The aviator said that the only incon-
veniencc he suffered was from the
throbbing of the engines and from diff
bculty in seeing toward the end in the
gloom.
Time of Flight.
The official time of the flight was
forty-Dipe minutes and thirtyniu sec
onds. The distance was roughly cstI-
mated az thirty-one miles and the
height varied from 300 10 1900 feet.
Count dc Lambert and Mr.. Wright
left the field together in an automo-
bile. Dragons were obliged to clear
way through the crowd among which
there were many enthusiasts, who
showed desire TO carry the aviator in
triumph on their shoulders
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Index TO Today'S Tribune
=;
DEPARTMENTS.

Editorial .....,. .......... 4
Society
Mines .. 8
MdIIt'lS .,....,... .,.-ssssss-.. Z
Railroads 4
lDtCrmountain
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Foreign.
Local.

New worlds record in aeroplane
flight .s.... .....,......,,.
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ON THE MAIN LANE IN EVERY CITY
ARE SELF LFSATi5FtED MERCHANTS

who simply roost. With folded wings and
closed eyes they mediate upon their ex-
panse OF vishbono and length OF drum
stick. Meanwhile. some clever cockerei
takes the top rail- and lets loose a Eran
song that would duh the edge Of n steam
siren. Does the roosting rooster or the
Growing cocEerel catch the crowd7 Does
the handmade hunt eggs where thafs
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