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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-05
SPEEDWAY WALL INTO RIVER
rHO BIG sIHEs 90 DRgTEH ~
TRtCk lND CRT wan.
~ tpnr s~~tisn Soe Fest ~ tie BOUNDARY
iSr"ps tnfs the ftartru,. Thi- ~ Inc
nnrninE The DrNrway Clrarrsi. bus
in the F,rninE another IlEnk tsse-

ISr"ps tnfs the Itartru, Tht. ~ the
naruinE The BrNr~ay Ctrarrsi. bus
in tire F,rnInE Nnsther unnk 1ss~-
Tho retaining wall - tho Sr.~,iu Nv
along ~ Harlem River gave wtv IN fwu
different pla..- yesterday and -Iid 100 'o N.
water
IN" frs, cavr'r occurred shortly h-for-
noon ahoy" High Bridge ~ i75th street
hon abr'f 49, feet II IA" val rav-d
carrying ". IN ~ about fw-uty feet - m.
Speedway pror"r
After 'ha' N" police closed 'hs driv,,
~ al T.'-rus lh"rs Won" ssv"ral
br'Ish'.- %. %" Speedway tn Tho forenoon
Al I"r-ur- w'r., wHru.i away when they
attempted p" gs' 90 The Speedway c,thar
at lsafh stree. vh..rr % begins or AZ
byckman NJ rect Wh.r,, ~ ends
The -.cuni cavern Wa a. = NJ O'Clock
last night nor'h - Washington Bridge
a. is.d street Th- SECOND lan,l-l de-
was MT So serious a. m" first bat tho
wall gave way for IN" IL stancs ~ almost
AZ, entir'' hluck NJ - IN3d street
Their" wer- a good many p-rsnn- drivin z
on the Speedway ia the morning WHEN the
first part - tho retaining wall gave way
The retaining wall az tho points where
che cavsln- occurred Wa from ton %
twenty ''s'' high and m. stones -lId into
'hs river IN" break se-m-d "a . near
s'-t 'he watIT and ia. bottom ~ tina wall
vent first
last night 'ha polics w.ra unable 20
saw how much IN" ,ATnag" would amount
20, but they we're ~ ths opinion that u
would h" som" W's'ks t-'Gurs repairs could
Ia mad.
The indications wsrr that IN" piles
upon which the retaining wall had t'Ssn
built had Tur1ed. buf no sNp.artS we're
Callad 20 make an examination l. -
feared that "a" sntir" wal NAV hRV"
i.s'nue Weakened and tha' ~" danger
~ other parts Of II giving vav - Imm-
Us'nt
Tn" Speedway was opened h,," Mayor
turpy WAS IN Office and - rr-' va, IN
~" me- lhhOrhOod OF s. ,un.uuH u Wa
constructed ~ John =. Rodgers 4 90 .
Contractors, Whu hay" don" much OH"
WORK for the CITY
The Suc.slway. m" orly s1f' dir road
N Nav York CITY. was bgllt by Ia" Park
I"par' msut ton rr 'if'""u years agp fpr
thc accommodation of oyyrcr- uf -, ting
and pacing horses II was n" only road
LEFT after ~" LING avenues running north
and south had teen paved and turned
pr.r - tratti'
Races ara held thor. every spring under
-. auSglc,.- Il ~" New York Road
Iuv"r~ A-~1Ciatiuu and "a plslnd- watch
~" b7l-h.- along n" Sy-as-!wSv every
SUNDAY This ~ tho third time that pOr-
tIon= 80 the ctuhar ru.It have Cav'si ~
After closing the Speedway from l75th
- rpe' to It's nor'h"rn Imi' last night
Patrick Casey the foreman. with q mum
her ~ lahorers mad" superficial .NA'u'-
nation 81 IN" two breaks Nothing can
be- done toward repairing then. howsN 80.
on al hta IN
mont louk the ground er ami plan the
work
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-05
THE my Or LIrrLE FLIGHTS.
fNrrN bOdN Doe> something and Nobody
Does Much at Ileu,Ip-trad Plains.

Walter FaIrchilds flew monop lane Of
his own invention at N" Hampstead
Plains aviation fi"ld Yesterday morning
and Will" he only got few feet IN the
ar IA" showed that his machln" can soar
fairChilds has been testing his apparatus
GA Nh"-Is for several DAYS Yesterday
was n" first tim" that h. had attempted
a high "a" mai" a jump Of about !ph
feet seven or eight feet abovs ground
Harry Harku"~s who - getting ia t.1fu
for TIA" bIg international meet made
short flights with his Autoinet'a mouo-
plan" According u N" watches, II
som" ~ m" early morning fans Joe S"v-
m"Ir went On an aerial excursion Of
tw"lv" minutes including fwo laps 81
the 'I--'. iUt a "-oS-- country JaUut 80
hIrk-yl.lH and return
tlot BALDWIN sa' on, ~ b-aak the
h"IEht re- ord of "a" field bi.t sad 'u~
fox VAS 50 dense AIT D." d'-rIi.sl L. post
pom. lI- high AyIug To- som" other tltl"
Ca,' Baldwin had expected 10 l.lv"
Yesterday tor ~ Louis and mas. flights
with clifford u Harmon for the Post
DI-pGf~i trophy offered for a twenty u We
mi" III gh' ov"- the Mississippi. but
aft-- Mr. Harmon = accident at Boston
'"l"S-I wis S''af from - Ious adj
VIsrug ,tpt Ra.dwIu hot to come
hboI' So persons VISITED III" grounds
IN fh. afternoon and Jo" -. vtuuur aud
Tod Scn'"lp"r mad" 90 Ehi- On hi~ frs
round Il ~. Cour-.. - .ttr'.l Ter met with "A
slight accident and mad" - rough landing
'hg' I'r-,.us'i the bolts In the Ss;!ds
IA rArI'glfurf. "a gustyCurr'r' caught
on" e IN" wing, ~ his ma'hin" and gave
. % twist Repairs w"r" soon made and
Do ""w back 20 IN" starting point He
c-pSs,-d on D." way Dy Joe Seymour
who vas fy1uE ~ a height Of twenty ~"
pr thirty feet and the machines passed
within Eve or ~N feet Of zach Other
SeymoI- completed several laps of the
field and .t.i.-d ms exhibition by nying
back 20 his shed
The gold plat" offered BY Country Ti''
m Am'-icr for a fiIght over it's new build
ing and won bv Charles h Hamilton ~
still unclaimed Frank y Doubleday
whn has ~" trophy m charge. - ANXIOUS
20 deliver - - - gh'f.i pNr."r and last
uI Ehf - Telegram Na- sent 80 Hamilton
who - az SiC-IH"l'o. cal asking II .
would h.. -Hti -ftr'pry 20 turn u over 20
Howard lI"ItI IL whose machru" Hami'-
'rn mad" ~" flgH' Another plat" has
....u uH".,-i ESPECIALLY for capt Baldwin
TIE. Aoro tiyb r"r,uau' has been lo.St'-d
from u I"I foot pol" near III" grand stand
ssi.f rtf.rs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-05

hcos wss the name % the small hoy
skipp~r Cromwpll ntNon Orahame-
White and Charley uitdti-n came upon
ih" vo'inEstsr's autograph just - Tho
English Her was ub I~rttng fuusf sfrvnu
uitslw about tho name wrtttur uu Tis
pianos Not onlv fIsf bff' while bItuu
$50 'ak ne the ar thIs rn HrniuE Htl suEfr"
s'uu'"'i whIl" ho gts upuuf .." f~"'
t'HnH" fhs H".d 1ud DO" bod lis nvu rHIui'a
Tor suutr minutes POO got rIus=s enough Poo
'h" ground % throw ufrt h.s Ir..Hr f0I'a
uui tn" pulled hack fu fH. ru.lu.v Hrd
IN"T" is fnlk q zrsp.rdiug f.r lrNur
NHy 'ur fhs rest u the meet N'rTI-- b.
l"v "a SUNDAY. when hn stuu.d u. nav"
rHn" further than % dsy utr ODD. uHT %
N"rNng about hi- air-hip duNn 80 DO"
ground charley Gld,l"n zu-- 'Ul' h"
f'rsnuallv will NOT have fu suspend DIXON
.1a-0nurh - according - the r.I."- 70 th"
meet ~" hoy HiEh' -il-p-Ui- aim
d. -un = infringement ui 'r" wing rules
uut 'h" protest mad" Nv NulJr Wright
Against D'fcial notice 81 De-" Hfgh's. such
~ 'h" 'vINgnf spin mad" Uy IrthHfn~
WHIT" Inst evening 'u Ntrtfrt grand
-fIuu- after the other UE.tf.r- hat l'tt
fH" Held are now bsfrF 'Hr'su"d n'If
During tie rest e the meet r' I- "ypeCt~d.
no uth'tIl nutiy~ wall In 'tk"u - Nights
that ar" mad" after q certain I.HIr AZ tn"
'ud q tho dAy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-05
BOYS SWIM TO CONEY ISLAND
BITH RFiIH BOI BI\S RIIE
IROH THE \iRRDH
swim the Distance IN Hour and a Half
pins stray Eifth oT n SECOND Twas
Finish of Race FROM the HattrrN TO
the I.Iand Twenty Hoys Mere In %.

Fourteen husky yuuns M" savers
I Hi'l,hesi ~ ~" .uit"d states Volunteer
t"~IS hu-d ur ~ m" F"r' hamilton sta-
mon orr 'l" \lrruw- yesterday morning
&" finish SWIM - Cou"v. Island which
/ th"v logan ~ weeks ago aud couldn't
com l''''' t-.yitIH.' 81 ri'' adverse tides
and winds which they encountered
IN" race ~, giually was a. n" swum on
.lrlv u and tie twenty contestants w"r"
20 20 FROM ~" Battery - COMFY Islnnd
II vas H." annual swim over that course
SL.,h ~" U"'ui"rs 81 ~" corrSHtak-
par' "a each wear On TINS occasion. how
ever 'l.. To" was coming IN strong aud
'.".' 49, an uu'uTn rprtall" w.rd blow
IuE ,I' IT ~" wrong uuH-'"r. an item
of import .'4," ia q swim 81 tw'.ly" miles or
mD~"
only m" most hardy of -" twenty sur
vi'rd thu NarroWs at all on JuIv l.. ana
they found II imDo-sIh" to buck tn.
strong current which -wIrls around Nor
ton = Poiut with IN" incoming tii.. Ona
b." on" hey drupi" 4 ont and w"r" taken
into ~" roWhoa'- III" medals for ih.
RAJ" already hat teen struck on 80 u
Wa decided "a hold fu" TlC'. again. oJon
- 49, same twenty
B"oaus.. 81 the favOrabl" conditions
lH'lv =" prevail Yesterday was selected.
ami N. course WAS from th. ~. saving
station ~ ~" foot II Third avenue. Bay
Hidgr. - ~" Majestic lioi"l. whrr, there
- another station. At ~" foot 81 Tw"n-
'..''n s,r'..' Coury Island Tn" "nt. r"
'v"utv showed up again Yesterday
Each lad trimmer and man "a row th..
boat The ~ miners h"oum" quite widely
separated "a such a rae" and Their. has 10
b. = boat tor each ore.
III" b"vs lined up on a IN ~ nlnd before
th" station ~ halt past ~ n'cloCk which
was an hour at"r than WIS intended bu
still gay" them plenty 81 tim" fo max"
thu islnud hcfur" tho chang" - I'D" The
In" went into the water together ~ ~"
Crdch 81 "a pistol. IN" row i,,i's started ~
with -" trainers m ~" bows add a."
rae" NA- ur
IN" swiu'n"rs soon b"cn'u.. ,"r. r,''i.
TO- .aDh i.,I hl. own u,''.i Ii.,u il. b.. -
'itn,. 80 ~ 81 ,t.'.''i md wulru ,pur~.'
- ',a' On th" way .l.,Vu ~" NaTruN~
10 Iur' UJmIitpl. g uuut.'T 81 ..rItpgf.,
lIiuyHs.- and '.N.u r-IHu Steamers V''rt'
mo- tIi ne. pr''-''n,'' - th'. fleet Of TOW
l-ua', wi- enough tp warn tr"u rur -
a.. fafu - the svruTl"r- IN" -kipJ..i-
~" accustomed 'u bong dI-tJur" sNiul-
and aIWav- g.... ft"uT rIIut 81 Wa.
~ Fort Lafayette. wIl.h ~ rIgNt 90
th. ,.nfr.tur,. 10 ~" NgrrOwg and l.' v,'s'u ,
Forts Hamilton and Ma,lSwnrfh fh. swim ,
rnara wore strung out over = fourth part
~ a knot and the hlndnnost one was the
Roy Who won th" race lie was Arthur
OSiol. who cOnos from Bath Beach. |
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-05
WOTHFR DIED. THEN DIgGHTFR
The Bodies of NrS Anstr, and Mrs Place
Are Brought From Scotland.

The Whi'" star liner Celtic. which
arrived yesterday from liverpool broug h'
~. bodies of Mr. Ellen An-'"y and Nr-
Frank Place. mother and daughter. ui
~ Rogers avenue. ErppSiyn. who died
sufhIn . frw hour ~ zach other Iu scot
laf "a August ~
Str pIa". - president " the New York
NJ tru'pEh IloihIng touIpany 81 $40
-IN'u ayruI. Manhat'Ir Mrs Ansfrv.
BIZ iuu'h.r 100 law. Who Wa ~ wears uld.
Var','i o.. .lr.ui ~" summer ~ Scotland.
~ ..I. -'u lai lativs- Mr and Mrs
Tit." a..,ui anicd her, ~" ynrty sailing
nu iu.. rI.Iau lphia on Juu" Mr Place
r,.'rru'at al'.r they tad rnH.i" - short
'pgf 20 t.l.,... having hI- W.T.. att h"r
l....tI,.r -, ..p IL 20 500. Iu'I
Du N".-s.' - NJ piD. received q
.,.t.I. gram i,.f. he vii. telling .i-u #
'r. I-H'h e f.r mother ~ uhJu. IH
'.i'gI| .'.rn ~ 'n. ~ cua-' II =. r'Itud
N~- l'.... Wis yrY-'rlt.i ana al, % tut'
tier husband Dp'u" and briuR her ruUu.
ii.' mad. preparations ID -aIi trr NgutIif.I
20 pn,~ gud wsut - IN" -nIp 10" -rlu
80. della 81 q f.w i1DU.u'- In sailing AMI
#. that TIM. 10" r'',IH.d a onhl"gT am
Notifying him that his wife too wa dead
: funeral ssrvIce will ~ held for both
wofnen this morning Mother and daugh.
ter viii be buried m Evergreens Cemstery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-05

show srS and ThundcrStnrns. FoiIoW 81 by
TaIr and oOirr lN Thnr>day.

WA-HIS9roN ~"U' IN" Wsaf her
R.,.l. TODAY I-su'i 80. following hul-
I,.' %
a G..'urHauc" hat - moving cast
ward FROM 'n. ROCKY NuIr'aIu region
vii Dol" rrar"d..d and attended Nv IN
-..'.'.d humid w,.afU"r ald showers and
local NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iVrtus tu.' first
half OF 'r. wees m al districts from 'L'
'N--r-,lprI NaII..v TO ia" Atlantic coast
Tins G.-' gr'.lu," VII b" luIipNsi be-
gar.-..iv 'll~ vsl'h"- and - 'haugr 10
4u,r"wutr lower "'uU"rI'.-" -" chan 2"
20 tprv.r tom u..vtfGlr" re-. ing 'ha Past
.rH States hV IA.-~day Tier" will b."
IIgnt fr0s's m IN" Mort western states
d ring 'lr first iaif - r'.'. N'-"s Another
il-'lr'Euo" will alr'a' ~ IN" \"-thw"-i
tv THURSDAY. attended, ~ showers m
''a' f"glou and IA" Nu~rt "a. 'h' states
A. 'hn rr,.-"n' 'lm" 'u'rn o." no midi
cations - "a trOplo.l storm "a IA" Wet
4 storm Il cor-ld"rabI" intensity
i.ass"i "as'va-,ily through Eu-og-' dur
ing the Iasf COX and D was attended hv
rams and strong wIEd1 'n sunday ~
,-artr" vas oN"- German" Arp'u"r die
furhtI,.. flaf l- ,-pS-iUg 'hs norm A.
.tr'l. D.-.an all reach n" British Isles
hy "wednesday Tn" parufus'ric pressure
- ruu'h ahpv" 't" a'"TitR" for mis- seq
-at of tho year rss.r ~ii .ria. ana IL -
pToiapI. ma rIu-''l-On.tDIr low t"'ri-r-
arur". ar" Irr''ya Iug m thar region
High wind and u"I'y rlins occurred
I'm Southern I"Ed- l!vring IA" first part
~ tU" w,-.k attending - cur storm that
fnDl.d inland near %" mouth Of VA"
EIp t;ra.dn su August ~ Storm warm
nv rv"r., di-rltvnd IN the 1"yas coast
10 .mpl.. 'irn' 70 permit . precautionary
ru..t-rIr.-- to protest m" and property
Rams occurred over prIr'I ally all part
~ ~" country durIuR ia" last week
Ind -iug.s.f% on -.a'"rai davs Ia the far
Northwest -Ntinguish..d ~" forest fires
that VD-" Ia progress ~ that region
The ruafallz wer" iorr"nfHi Nh" tirSf
mart n he. w,."k on III" south hlaHticI
rp.ls' At savannah on August % and
~ 49," rainfall VA "v"r 'Eh' inches,
IIgH' fTo-t- and iro"yl,.y temperatures
war" r.pprt"d from IA" NOr hw''@' the
f-nf Ia~' ~ 30" ll-' w's'k
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-05
GASOLINE YACHT BLOWS UP
FOUR PERSONS ABOARD THROWN
INTO THE SOUND.
One ~ Them Getting Pull FOrce OF inc T.N.
pIosiOn, saved SIN Unconscious Prom
the waves BOat, Once Cornelius
NanderbIIG's. Burns TO waters Edge.

The Rasolene yacht BogRRbor sank In
Long Island Sound last night AFTER an
explosion. Her four passen gers wer
blown into the water. Bndlon. Of them
David Elliott the young son OF the owneT
~ In the Long Island Hospital suffering
from injuries that may prove fatal
Young Elliott was hurled through the
roof IL the cabin and was unconscious
when he landed In fhe water The others.
although hadly burned, swan TO him And
held hi- head above water until assistance
cam. from the shops.
The Boggahor. which was a thirty five
foot cabin cruiser Of high speed. was
hd'Ight az tho beginning " thus season
by j h. Elliott. "a retired builder 1T May
flower avenue. The Brony Il was once
Last night Mr. Elliott started with a
pariv II .ri"nd- for CTti-' to North
port. !. !.
Elliott had ahu ard with him David. who
~ y wears old John Mcdonald Of Trr-
mont ay.u'V and Jeremiah Herbert 81
W"-'"h.s'"r Square. The Bronx Tho
pLrty yrrt aboard The boat at,IiavChestsT
uu Pelham Ia" and ~ O'Clock cast ~
A. a h"ad' q rut through IN" hay INTO the
Sound
The elder Elliott was running the en-
gin and -'"s'riHg .-3 'hr a'hcrs we're III
'h. .,hir N,Dur a got hungry. and
lighting - lG.t'T', -. "''d Tor IN" ICa chest
- ret -Ufn" SUPPER
AypI' IN" rfW. .rl" Elliott stuck his
h"aI ,u rhr s...n at sm"ll"d gasulgn,.
N,IpuaiI hud Du' b" lantern down by
Ju.. sd. or, 100" I,.. DID,. and was busy win
'u. iu,,d
rt,.' rY' o. 'hr-r with thai lantern
I -myl, gA-rl'"". HrIcd Elliott MCboh.
n'i rnadr . ~. fpr fh', lantern bllt be-
t"r' ~ hand I'D r"a"h"d D. 'h' "ypl'-
-rpu cam.
What larp.lnd after that w'il thsv
gnu-,d rh....a...I, ,.- 10 10, water none ~ 'h.
party .uutd 'i David flIu't VS.
forward near 90" 'tnk and gu' 'h. "utlr,.
fore" ~ m" "Vuip-i"n
Whom m" fr.F cam" ~ lh" surface ~ To-
launch va4 r'rs from stem q. -t"rlI and
could l.r' .lp.'' enough q" oI' Ipus.' thu
f"f. der il.I nus trailing ast"Tr
Thee " F..tb.r VA 20 %" middle ~ III
P.rt Nr-htrr'uu wIl"l Jh" .N;.u-.rU IpuE
ul,'.
Oh. rllr" of "a flames attracted ~"
H'f"u'Iur & pr"'tv u'.riy "y"rviuIuE
g." 90 poo 30. yt,fuitv and .. yI- rut u.uy
yHIU..- 0,'rr' % police launch ir.'n =. -
N..u.r',. r.- ..u o.. .s..r, 20" men
".r" all .at.u ar...I and landed 90.
T. o. Na-h,rst. %. ei.u. .u arINupur''
Nr- s.lI'd inl David b uuit. whu had Not
r,snE'r',i rr'.- ..r,rrI-''-.
r. r.. f,u.I 'rl' every IN" arrarl
had i.rr bsdN ruru,d about 'n. 'r." AND
b.. d. IN" ulL'r. d.du.' vn .. Poe" b. --
iurH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-05
ID r.. s. COLLEGES IN TuRkKx.
ChanEeos site Tor Girls InStftuFfe0-SSsa-
erai Ffrman OF Recognfti0n.

WASHINGTON. Sept. A-OscarS. StraxMs.
the-Amertcan Arbassadore 20 TNITkeN has
obtained permission from the Ottnunn
Government for the transfer-of the, Ansakss
oan College for Girls at ConstAnsfnnp1o
from its present site ut ScItart1o thsnW
location ecently purchased on TIA K3-
rOpean shore Of the Bospor1s. also4ot
ingA
ppTmisstCu has bp~n obtained, for~<ep-
tain new huildings for hobart College n
OonstAntinople and IA general flrmAn nA4
bean secured recognizing ths ofaqlA9
existence and proper standing Of th0
Syrian Protestant College at Beir1&
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-05
LORIINE ~ mann LTCk.
NrroplaRc 10 NVtator- Nctor IIIapse~ Isr-
fore L-a,lnK the '.round.

9rsIIII TI'is Ts1F|i-1 y THR Sun
HoLYHEND. sept hobart Lorraine.
'Er actor and aviator. made an attempt
- ~ herr. to-day
H- a"r plane collapsed without leaving
"a" ground after II had run about ioo
yards
one - Lo.aIne,. ank le- wa- -praLns-l-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-05
SHIPTARDS an OTTET.
England Expects speedy settlement Of
IOck out Of the BOiIermakrrS

IOSIuN sept ! Th"r,' ar" no signs
% any disturbance IN the northern ship
wards. where Yesterday the masters
locked ou' tn" hollermaker- Cor break ing
their agreement not g. strike until an
attempt had been made =" -.t'l. grew
ancrN 10y negotiation
II - "NT.'c'ed that "a settlement = the
trouble will soon ~. reached
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-05
EiRL ROBrRTS ~ RERLIN.
Arrives To Tell the German Court Of b ing
Edwards Accession.

e-,~'1 Cas's DssG - o. rHE SrN
BfEIIS. Sept : Field Marshal Earl
Rpp-.rt-. special corninI-sionar - an
rpUnc'. The acc..-sion ~ Ming G"urg" o.
m" British thrun~ has perfectly Recovered
from th,. indiSpuss'i1n that attacked him
Yesterday IN Vienna
~" arrived mere al SO fhis morning
and wa- received with all 'g- houurs due
10 hi- Rh mission
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-05
AVIATION ~ staten Islnud TaIr HhIrh
uVgu. ta-tlaN

Tn" r. uNuI county fer viii ,r.r
today OF D"uEin if,Is St4'"u III ..uI
On N" pr.rrlnrl" - kprI.., T. ly--aII
Nh has Dpuf~lC's-i - make i've HlEhf-
~ his a"ruplane I.-dIy- 10 o. b, a-
.rpu after , O'Clock 40 por-lble Russell
u 10 fly " Manhattan and back II possible.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-05
The Weather

SEPT ur--tti~i conditions - Loudly ami
shower wratnr- IRE, aIfrd r.'- r''-F m 49,"
r.pnfr, ,a-l - rug Hpr.s NH.u'i... rT1'or
dag ~ Sue A.suu. ~'A'~s 20 va. "''fTw'
....'., tine b.r' .f'. standing ursid'-Aby abps o.
,,r-rs| ne p.,..rr- ras g'urrHu- iuW AMI
vt'ro.' ~. .'.fn. Ar'iuu. Which raYsrs star
rart s'r. l>ph'ri condition
o. "a. .1ghr, aar-.sr 10 al '"rtons save ~
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BROKEN FOR
FINE NEW SYNAGOGUE

Ground was broken this morning for
the work on the new synagogue of the
Congregation Oheb Shaiom to be erect
ed on High street near West Kinney
street. Rabbi Charles 1. Hoffman, the
trustees and members of the congrega-
ton were present. After a short re-
ligious service each person took turn
with the shovel, which will be pre-
served as a memento of the occasion.
The new edifice, designed by Architect
William E. Lehman, Is to be built OF
Indiana limestone, copper and bronze.
The steps will be of granite. The win
dows are to be Of loaded glass in rich
design and coloring. The frame of the
building will chiefly consist of steel
Orders. The roof is to be spanned by
steel trusses. The synagogue will have
a seating capacity for more than a
thousand persons. The rostrum and ark
are to be of white enamel and onyx.
There will be an organ loft and gal
lery. The basement is to be used for
school and assembly rooms. The esti-
mated cost Is over 500, 900.
The Congregation Oheb Shalom was
organized fifty years ago, and will cele-
brate it's golden Jubilee in the fall. The
president; Emanuel Abeles, yice-presi-
dent; Isaac Lowenstein, treasurer; Leo
Stern, corresponding. secretary; Isidore
Grand. recording secretary; Julius
Abeles, Charles Beck, Edward Blau,
Jacob Cohen, Emanuel Heyman, Simon
Heyman, Meyer Kussy.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-31
WOMEN ENTERTAIN OLD
VETERANS AT RECEPTION.

The members OF the Ladies'
Auxiliary Society of Marcus L. Ward
Post, Grand Army of the Republic.
gave the men of the post a great sur
prise yesterday. 1t was the twentieth
anniversary of the organization Of the
post, and the wives, daughters and
mothers of the "boys in blue" made 1t
a pleasant time.
State Department Commander James
F. Connolly and his staff were at the
reception, and Mr.. Connolly made one
Of his characteristic speeches. Major
Peter Rogers, superintendent of the
| Soldiers Home in Kearny, also talked.
Among the guests were members of
Marcus l.. Ward Camp, Sons of Vet
Grams, with Commander 1. Tracy Mills
| and Vice-Commanders Noel A. Briden
and William F. Lyons.
The women In charge of the banquet
were Mrs. Henry H. Davis, president of
the society: Mrs. Daniel Lowridge, vice.
president; Mrs. William G. Campbell,
secretary, and Mrs. James B. Murphy,
treasurer.
The other posts had luncheon at their
headquarters, but all the old boys"
missed the Memorial Day dinner the
late Amos Van Horn vas accustomed
to give each year in his furniture store.
But in the front of Lincoln Post was
seen Patrick McManus, the poet of the
G.. A. r., the old friend of Amos Van
Horn.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-31
KNIGHTS OF JOSEPH
INSTITUTE NEW LODGE,

After the installation of the new
Morris Fucker Lodge, No. 104, of the
Knights of Joseph, last night, at Wind
sor Hall, a banquet was given at
Armm's Hall.
Among the grand officers present
we're Mr.. Zenner, of Cleveland, SUI
preme grand secretary: A. L. Simon
and j. l.. Simon of Paterson;
Mr.. and Mrs. Baerncopf. Mr..
and Mrs. Wenk, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lanes, Mr.. Kirsch, DR.. Lowits, Mr..
and Mrs. Siegal, Mr.. and Mrs. Roth
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Kaufman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stein, Mr.. and Mrs. Fucker, Mr..
and Mrs. Roth, Mr.. and Mrs. Robin
son, Mr.. and Mrs. BARNARD, Mr.. and
Mrs. Abeles, Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider,
Mr.. and Mrs. Forman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sturm, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyons, also a
delegation Of twenty from Ffnkelstein
Lodge, of Passaic, n a delegation Of
thirty from the Philip Katz Lodge, 0.
K. Of j., of Paterson.