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New York Start Delayed
by Accident to Propeller

NEW YORK, June 13.-With about as
much apparent concern as that displayed
by a summer vacationist on a Pullman
car journey, Charles X. Hamilton scared
away from Governors Island early to-
day, set upon accomplishing an aerial
flight of nearly 200 miles from New
York to Philadelphia and return.
Hamilton was early on the ground and
busted himself with the preparations for
his tight. He dressed himself in a big
leather jacket inside of which were FIVE
inflated automobile tire tubes, intended
to act as life preservers should the avia-
tor fall into the water.
Helped by Brother Aviators.
The aviator exchanged greetings with
numerous friends. and was photographed
in his grotesque-appearing regalia, while
Glenn HI. Curtiss. who was active in the
assistance of his brother aviator, per-
sonally went over Hamilton's machine
and saw that every nut, bolt and guy
wire was In proper TRIM
Just before TAO O'Clock Hamilton seated
himself in his machine and with pre-
liminary whirl of the propellers the ma
chine was let loose. 1t Travelled rapidly
along the ground, but before 1t had gone
hundred yards and while yet in con-
tact with the earth one OF the propeller
blades struck a stake which projected
| six inches above the surface. The blade
was smashed and the aviator, noting the
damage, Immediately stopped the ma
chine.
1t was seen that a new propeller would
have TO be substituted. There was
scurry and hustle and the aviation sup
plies on the island were soon found to
| furnish the desired article.
Curtiss' Propeller Substituted.
In a moment or two mechanicians were
busy putting new propeller in place on
| the Hamilton machine. 1t was the pro-
peller which eileen H. Curtiss used in
| his record fight from Albany to New
York and fitted the machine to perfec-
ton.
Hamilton set the new propeller whirling
at 1882 O'Clock, and after a moment or
two of experiment, everything being
found to work well, released the machine
at 7.35 O'Clock and rose rapidly from
| the island aerodrome.
| Hamilton did not head at once toward
| Philadelphia. but made circuit of a
CONTINUED on Second Page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-13
AVIATOR HAMILTON LANDS
IN NEW JERSEY SWAMP
HAMILTON'S SCHEDULE.


tended the filling of the gasoline tank.
After spending little time in tuning up
his engine he said he was ready for the
start
Putting on his rubber coat, he got into
the seat of his machine. and, placing two
inflated automobile tubes around his body,
he gave instructions to spectators to
start him.
A Shove and He's On
Four men gently pushed the machine
down the field about seventy feet and it
began to rise. The biplane went up at a
sharp angle to about 200 feet. Hamilton
then adjusted the machine, turned her
course east on the railroad and started
off. He moved rapidly and was soon out
of sight. The special train was a little
late in getting away.
Hamilton flew over Tacony, a suburb,
five and six-tenths miles fro mthe start,
at 11:39.
At 11:46 he passed over Cornwells,
eleven and a half miles from the start
BRISTOL. Pa, June 13.-Hamilton
passed here, seventeen miles from the
start. al IL :53. The special train which
left after he started had nearly caught
up with him.
Crosses the Delaware.
TRENTON. N. j., June 13-Hamilton
crossed the Delaware river and passed
over the Pennsylvania railroad station
here, twenty-seven miles from the
start, at 1906. He was sailing directly
over the tracks, about 400 feet high.
The atmosphere had cleared, and he
was plainly visible to the crowd below.
The special train passed through here
at 1911, five minutes behind the aviator.
PRINCETON. N. j., June 13-Hamilton
sailed his machine over Princeton juno
ton, SO 7-10 miles from the start, at
1918.
PRINCETON JUNCTION. n. j., June
3-Between Trenton and Princeton juno
ton the train indulged in a burst of
speed and passed this point at 1919. only
one minute behind the hying. maciins. -
Special Train Catches Up.
MONMOUTH JUNCTION. N J.. June
13.-Hamilton passed Monmouth Junction.
forty-two and seven-tenths miles from
the start, at 1925. The special train
caught up to him at this point.
NEW BRUNSWICK. N. j., June "a
Hamilton passed over point mile west
Of here, f1fty-one and one-half miles
from the start, at 1924. Train and fly
Ing machine were travelling together j..
In order to catch up to Hamilton the
train is said to have been run at the
rate of seventy-fve miles an hour be-
tween Trenton and Monmouth Junction.
METUCHEN, n. j.. June 13.-This
town. twenty-five miles from Jersey City,
and f1fty-eight and three-tenth miles from
the start, was passed by the biplane and
the railroad train at 12:43
RAILWAY, N J.. June 13.-Hamilton
left this town behind at 1850. He was
then sixty-four and seventeenth mics
from the start.
NEWARK, N. j., June 13.-Hamilton
passed over Newark, seventy-five miles
from the start, at LOB Train and BIZ
plane are still travelling together.
ELIZABETH, n. j., June 13.-Hamilton
passed here at 1888. He was then sew
enty miles from the start.
Heads for Governors Island.
JERSEY CITY, N. j.. June 13-The
special train arrived here at ia, Hamil-
ton having left the line of the railroad
between Newark and Jersey City and
being lost to view of those on the train.
He is presumably making for Governors
Island
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obtaining. This is important in its bear
ing, first, upon Mr. Ballinger's assertion
that when he directed the clear listing of
the Cunningham claims he acted without
any knowledge except Loves favorable
report, and, secondly, upon the Presi-
dents finding of the fact that as COM
missioner Mr.. Ballinger acquired no
lContinnsd on Eighth Page.lT
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Body Examined Again.

Immediately after the apothecary had
made his deposition the procurator re-
auested the physicians assisting him in
the case to make a further examina-
ton of Mrs. Charltons body. He desired
to know il blows inflicted by brass knuc-
kles would leave wounds such as appear
upon Mrs. Charlton's head and face. The
physicians. after an hours conference,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-13
Inspects the Ship.

The ex-Presdent, accompanied by the
steamers captain, inspected the third
cabins and complimented the captain on
their comfort and condition. He said 1t
was to be hoped that the steerage might
eventually be quite abolished and its
place taken by third-class cabins.
This morning Mr.. Roosevelt attended
Protestant service in the saloon. Mon
day he will address the crew and Stokers,
and Tuesday, with French, German and
Polish priests and Protestant clergy, he
will give a reception to the first and
second cabin passengers.
The weather mas been perfect ever since
the kaiserin Auguste Victoria left port.
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Roosevelt spoke briefly, the priest inter-
preting.
Mr. Roosevelt welcomed his hearers to
America and gave them some good advice
on the necessity of avoiding association
with strangers upon landing. He ex-
horted them to be mindful of the duties
of citizenship and to protect The rights
OF women. At the end of his remarks
the emigrants crowded about him, t-y-
ing to kiss his hands.
Later, at service in the second cabin,
at which a German priest officiated, Mr..
Roosevelt spoke in similar vein to a
gathering OF Germans, who cheered his
remarks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-13
WEATHER.

Partly cloudy tonight. Tues
day fair and warmer, with light
variable winds.
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lContinued- on Third Page,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-13

The circulation of The Star,
both daily and Sunday, is greater
by many thousands than that of
any other Washington newspaper.
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gon3en Sitter Can De Cologne"
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ZGiHSnab

Rep gort, 19. Sept. 9lngez
tommen: rgotsDam" pon 9otteroam,
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States" bon &opsrbasen, rQncona
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bon gbiIooeIpbio, nMooonna" BON
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TeD Yort.
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a0nigir Gliiabetb un0
8 me s g dweiter. Gas Yos
riier ocSournol" peiB ben etuem IN
tereiionten 8eiud 3u er3dblen, ben
Die aaiierinsaoniQin GIiinbetb bel
5rau Gmoen, Der Shmeiter TIRES
2ieblin95Otfters, genatt bat. IS
mar i'm Sabre 1899. Die oumoIs
99jQbriqe ,Srau lag zines 0hrgen$
nod I'M Bette, ols cine Gienerin ibr
pIotlih ben geiuh elmer nBrafin
g." anmeloete. ,3um Seufel nit
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bieIer 3eit itDrt man bod bic 2eute
nod nidtl" Gin paar Winuten ipdter
fam oie 9ienerin 5uriif uno iagte
ftotterno, Elm 8egleiter Der o8rafn"
bate ibr dufgetrager, 81 iagen bob
bic aaiierin bon SeIterrelh 5rau
gmben iprehen lpoQe, uno oab iie
eieens bon Sannoper nah San,burg
aefonn1en iei. sd mar 10 ner.
!pirrt," er5dblte Srau Grnben Gags
Oarnuf elmer Traunntn, .oaB ih MIR
aus Deriaben oas Geii&s " einem
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yereins-Ausei9eu.

3i1beIn goibnsen. pelher
burh yalih,ns BON Ir0.ten cine
gont in Olbenbure Inn 20. 900 Wnrt
betrogen boben ioG. iii aui Wernn.
Iaiinng bes bei,tihen apniulnts in
9sgu yorf rerbnftet iporoen isno
ipirb ieoenfans na& 1oti&lanb aasS.
oeJtsfeSt merosu.
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(cine crOinan5, 30. 2,osi-8ur g9aunrunG bon

(csur SroinnnS, 30. 2,0s4-3ur g1durun8 bon
" Gpartd Sirdbe. 3ipIlpeH Gilbert aueAue
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net ben mebreren gefiBern bon Gots, uHgren'
3cHo an ooer III ber unmIteiDareH 9taDe bon
sparta Strdfc. uuhitebeno bc6rle5eu, belm
StaDfrutb engereibt fuuroe baum nad| uharo
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laiipu in Der AUguorliioH tuGbreno ied9s Gui'
einaHberioIpenoe 2spueH. cuDigeno am Is. Alls
gun 1910; uHh
1n aubetradt bab Der Staoiraib fiber 5euni
IT, baB genl3enocr UraHo tLr io!cpe &aumnHo
pprbGnocn III. uuo has cs 6er augcmelneH
4obiluqrt niai sum 1d)aoen geIeIpcn lUito,,
uno oab bieeibe pOrgeHCuIueH UeroeA ioIlIe;
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eel es ouorbnet bonn Siabtrnib Der 1toot
Cincinnati, Siuat Gto. oab SUaria Strube,
3puccn GtlbeTi glpe!ue uH0 Wtcnior SirABe.
fei uRo oieieibc bjermii aeranmi uro.
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" elmer GroMdnB beiiet: .GiHe ErptHGn8
our @lpproorltriug bon GlscntbaA 3ne6s ot'
feutlid1en CSeDrauehs fir Garf3weGe, uHfdnatuo
an cinem 4uuite in bet Eiitlne bon SGlabi
aoeuue." pdNri ON %. gl0uember 1905, Ano
nummerlri -92
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unb @airni srabe; Hettern @err,on garf;
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ei: Ftftbslhirb gtatiorni gnrf. griabton Ser.
man gcnf. Sayrifon urIb eolerdiH abes
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9feroe uao Su6rwerRe.

5UnfsebH Gfa6 gutter aTbeiis5feros. i
pICbe Stute ttsper. nit SlGea; EIehrere quite
S5-s, ~ stof a, ~ 1tslst Soy utA HsrsassS s
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pbcV !ein 9er.auf s27.sZs SQcauore Sit.,
sulitfn 9terier Ine 1aU';Ey, ct,bo
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MaaoaIsna Doellsr,

QC0. 2 QNer 3 horfer
g&ti,ue bon 1acoo Ioeuer, I'M gtIter Ron
II Sabren, utonuicn uno 16 Gdqelh
Sie @ceroiour9 fnoct itau en- 1tIil'
rpoct ben 21 Septem5er 1910 nm 9 ubr 9toy'
gems pom Irauerbaue 70 30i Golboun Sttd'
&c. aus lporuuf INN $50 ubu III oeC q. NSeoT'
aiuS.WtrGt cln fcerlthes 9lcauicm nbgebalien
merocr uirb. Gecroiguug prtoGl.
1920 Eie traueruosu Sintcrblitbenen.
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QofQl : yeriNt.


ghepbore maper &c gro. oerauttloz
nirten fir 6. 8. uno W. ". golte EN-
so Sub Grunoitiit an Der Selmont
slpenue, Spbe qart, an 4lphons y.
Wueit, unb 5tpar 81 benz pretle oon
So per SUB. Serr Wueit bsnbildtl9t
Elm WpbnbQus 1uf Ietnem neu ertpors
bsnen Giaentbum 81 errttten. IuT
berIeIben Iuttipn fpuroen bier 8runo@
itiide an Der 9rig9 Ipsnue, Snoe
part, an 6errn 8. q, qolot gu $40
per SUP pertouft.
Die RQtbarIhaft an Dem Grannn
Rpabz0urhitnitt, Der pprnebmteH
StraBe Gincinnatis, unb MdotIon
Hpao, Sit 8atnut 9ius, ptro Elm
@anbelbiloertbeater erbQlten. Gnt7
ipiirfe bufIr Iinb BON ben 2lrfitettsn
Stepdrt & Stenart fir s. 8. Giholo
herqeitelIt nprben. Gs ptrD 287 StB@
pldBe entbalten BEL elmer 8runofldhe
BON 80 BEL 100 SUB. Sas 8ebduoe
foQ an Der Roroisite BON Wtaotlon
&oab erri6tet tperoen. Jerner lit uun
Die Grri6tung zines 3iegeIItein~Wobnz
bauies fir 6errn $. g. 5err in Der
S'srien Strobe 9epIont,
6err g. W. Cooper beabIittigt elm
9ieaelItein6aus an Der gtoroieite oe-
Selen Strafe nube Der 6i9blano Ir.,
SIT. gtuburn, 3u err;hten, mo er oez
itern Elm TUnf5ig SUB 8runOItut
burh ben 8roter 6. 81. Go'teLlo pon
9irqtniu Moe 1raQei7er taufte. Die
Qnlo9en, einIhlieBlih Oas 2ano, lpers
ben circa $4,000 betra9en.
Ods moperne TuhDsrt6aus 1S42
Simmer 2lperue, Sit 0alnut 6tQS, Dag
sSrau 2ucD 9iro 9eb0rte, puroe ourt'
8roter sc. 9. Barbour an 6elene
SnQin fir $1,000 oertauft. Ca:
@runbItUt 1T so bei $50 SUB 8roB.
0os neueroings Ferti8 QeIteGte Bum
oulop o:s 6errn 5re0. o. Goot an
8euiton 4Iace, 6pbe Qart. lpuroe bor
6errn 0arren II. Soen ourh Die 8er.
mittlunq Der grpter Piper &c ptpe,
fir $4500 ungetduft.
Die Cincinnati TamiIo Jhedter &
In1uTement So. iuhts QeIterr in
itGotiiten 9uuunlt nm Die QusItel:
lung zines grIuubnibIheins fir cir
sbeuterqebGuoe aus 8atIteinsn, 9on:
fret uno Sta6I on Der 8ine Ctr. uni
S6orpe 9lQep nab. Die 8Qutoit3r
iinb uuf $50, 400 peranItla3t.
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s. otnle 0abe.

.Sbre Gr1uIein 8raut, oie
Rehtsnnip1Itin. bat gldnsenb seipro.
den. 60 cine Oobe! Sino Gle niti
itolo bnrnui?~
- .Gos ihcn, - ober Id iiberleo'
mss'B. = - s Rs3 beirss9e..
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Su perRaufen : Terf6ieoenes.

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has many men to choose from-you
know that-and I'm but a poor pleader.
Still. I'll try.
Hopkins looked appreciatiye and of
fered the parson pinch Of snuff Then
he rose, and the two men shook hands.
and Hopkins went out into the sum
mer world
Ichaltod looked after him as he went
away with some comnlaceney. So it
was this that had been keeping him
away. He would stra tighten out mat
tiers with Sally Dawes. The girl was
a fool not TO keep man like Hop
kins If once she had the luck to get
him. Meantime there was his sermon.
SO he Went back to the table and again
gently rubbed his nose with his feath.
cred pen and tried once more to get the
drift Of his argument
The next afternoon Tchabod rode over.
to the Dawes plantation. where he
found two of his younger brethren en-
joying themselves in Miss Sally's COM
pany. With patience and long suf-
fering he waited until they reluctantly
had gone. and then be proceeded At
once TO deliver bis message.
And he's worthy man. and. ron
should be ashamed to treat him to
whom you're betrothed 10 such a fash
lon he ended
Sally listened attentively and ar
ranged her neckerehief.
Its no different from the way
have treated the others. she answer
ed at last. with no attempt 10 seen
impressed with her own faults. IF
james Hopkins would come a-wi,oina
let him nespaak himself and moi ee
bofhering The parSon.
It's no such great bother REPLIED
Ichabod eandidly, With the air Ct uii
who waires the point merely of 1uan
tity, only you dent seem 70 under
stand WHAT YOUR actions mean ~
James HOPKINS He's no man 10 ht
forever chasing after i woman. sThers
are many girls in tue county who'd b
glad Of him.
They're welcome 70 him. ard 81:
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-09-11
LOWER:
Pale Blue Messaline
Gown.

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in
ton They
capital of
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ne nigh rank OF the makers these
me lie
thing pease
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panel and the
seneEie in the silver
q Of
The other strikngy
taeye The materials
body
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the inner
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OF the best sleeves
thas Ia to be found the
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