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New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
ossNING POSTMASTER FREED
Court Directs AcQuittaI on Charge Of
Naturalization Frauds.

John McNally. postraster Of ossining.
was acquitted vesterda-. n the United
States g,~cuiy Court. where ne was charged
,si-h making false declarations TO aid in
the ua-ura Ilzatlo, oF aliens.
N~. NcNalv was reaDpolnted postmaster
after ms arrest. and AZ TO time did the
cl-lzenz OF has town attach any credence to
She charge. ClerSymen and leading busi-
ness mon OF the town appeared IN court
yesterday. prepared to testify TO the nigh
character of the accused postmaster
n developed thar in two naturalization
cases NeNaIIv had testified that he had
known the applicants for citizenship for q
period or I'VE years. where's he had known
one ~ fHeu TWO weeks less than that
period while the difference IN the other
case was about ten days. Judge Martin.
VINO presided at the trial. told the jury
that there was no proof whatever Of any
intention TO commit 2 crime. and he di-
reated them 20 acqgit The defendant.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
STOCKS FAIL TO BOOM
Collapse in Prices Throughout
LIST on Heavy Selling.
FEAR TARIFF AGITATION
Early London Buyers Lose Their
Margins-Profits for some
Shrewd Traders.

The long heralded boom that was scheo-
uled 70 develop in the stock narhet loiio"-
ing the election Of the Democratic callol-
dafe fo- Governor IL this state failed 10
rnate-1alize IN yesterdays operations IN
stead OF a boom there was collapse II
prices throughout the list on heavy nome
snd foreign selling that represented the
taking Of profits by operators VINO aC-
curnulsted stocks At quotations Wen unoer
yesterdays low figures, sales By disap-
I,oirted traders who bought stocks last
week IN expectation OF a sharp advance
or election results. bear pressure from the
professional element and frightened lqul-
oation by people who were alarmed over
The extent OF the DefnocraLc NlctoII
throughout the country
Wall street has been banking on the
election Of Mr. DIX and paying little atten-
tion 10 results in other parts Of the coun-
-rv. Now that the new Congress VIII be
Democratic in its lower branch the Street
Is awakening 20 the fact that as the Demo
Gratis vvaged their Congress campaign or
Tho tariff issue, the country may look 70
che sort a tariff agitation that always
has an unsectlinE effect upon business
The fact shat adverse legislation 10y the
House Of Representatives cannot become
effective with q Republican President in
she White House apparently is lost sight Of
I'm The Street. which is frightened over the
results that Il Helped with its money and
votes 20 bring about
The owls Of the speculative community
who STAYED up Tuesday night in order TO
iuv stocks iU the London market In the
expectation II selling cut on the promised
election advance made commitments that
showed heavy losses Al the close Of busl-
ness on the local Exchange And the
Eulihie public that bought stocks on bor-
-uv-ed funds in Mondays operations also
lost their margins. and IL some cases owed
their brokers money
Sorno snrewd traders were active sellers
Tuesday night IN London. and one Oper-
Hfor put out ooGf0 United States Steel CON-
mon. while Union Pacific and Southern Pa
cIfc likewise We're sold by the same inter
e-te. Who never took any stock in the
Theo-v OF d sharp advance IN the event Of
Democratic success at the polls.
ru addition 10 the Congress election as
IN adverse market factor. the weakened
uositiun Of the money market encouraged
operations cor short account The general
rrice ler on the Stock Exchange was de-
T77C~alize5 ~ the close
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
S EPITHETs COSTLY
Didn Z Know He Was Addressing Them
TO q Magistrate.

Du o9iupIaiut ~ Nj Richter. al assistant
District Attorney. VINO IS assigned 10 the
night court. Eugene ZaueIu. conductor.
was ar~aisued yesterday before Magistrate
Butts. ln Iu-kviIle court. and nned 3 on a
charge Of disorderly conduct Richter told
The magistrate that ZaueIi had called him
and Magistrate Breeu ''s-lffs," ''pikers'
and similar eUItHe-s.
Magistrate Breeu and Richter had waited
for some time II Third avenue and sd
street for "a cross1owu car, and when one
finally u-r in appearance - Went by them
Richter who is somewhat o. sprinter,
save chase ana managed 10 swing on. He
pulled rae bell rope and held the car until
Magistrate Breeu got on Richter told the
court that Zau-lH held forth at great length
in AN exposition of what he thought OF
them
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
STEAMERS TO FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED


southampton. Nov a-Oreanic tHrf, New 'uIA
via Plymouth and Cherbuurg-
TalCahuano, Nov N-Craster Hall 'fII. -10~
York via Bahia Blanca and PuutA \
Colombo. Nov t-SCnuylkU tIrl. Ne" i''N va
OrHn. etc.
Havre. Nov s-Chicago tF-rl. New trh- -
Malta, Nov s-kybfais Ger. New JOIN ''i UT
Said.
E1shguard. Nov Q. ar p m--Caronia ISL .S'W @
YORK via Queenstown for LiF0lpo'i '""u
proceeded
Hiogo. Nov a-AraEonta ttSerl. New 1oFk Via
Hons Kong etc A..
Taku Bar. Nov Den Of Glanius ,nrl. -- Ne" .,V
YORK VIA 81 Vincent. G. Y. and 49, -. -
Rotterdam
Naples. Nov 5-Regina d'ItaIia dtall' Ne" 10TH
via Palermo
SAILED
Scuthanuron, Nov R-ThAInrs thrl- @ -,
va barbadls. etc. George Was,ii.s1 80 ~, wv
ltiOu ltremsnl New York VIA ~ Ll1 80, ~,
fia'II9urs' Nov Q. H. m--BataN'1
Port Natal. Nov o-ockenfels GER. New foTA
- Tor FadsaE etc - r,,,
Barbados. Nov 7-MaEaaIa CBri dro" 9urn''
AFresl. New York .,,, ~,
Naples Nov 5-Iazio dtnn troH 1Tiu 'e.er, ,S.,r
n"rS. sth IN. Hamburg
90 i"d', Nev Nutk
PASSED
ads NO. Europa 1tau. Ne" ''
Naples aud lf.uoa.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
SHELL BURSTS: OFFICER HURT
Captain Injured During Test of Gre
made al Sandy Hook.

~ the ordnance CORPS AT the proving
grounds ar Sandy Hook, was severely in
Jlrea yesterday, when q grenade which WIS
being tested exploded near the muzZle of
the small rifle from which IL fired.
Captain Pelot was struck by flying pieces
OF the shell. de was removed TO the post
recover
Captain Peiot was transferred from West
Point where ue wa- stationed az an in
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, Novem-
her 8. 1910.

F,atras - Palermo - and Algiers -, to Phelps
Bros A. Co with lis cabin and 1873 steerage
passengers ana rudse Arrived at the Bar Al l Is
y
steamer Chesapeake. baltimore. 20 the New
York 81 Baltimore Transportation 20, with tnose-
Passed IL Quarantine At II a IN
Steamer Wiuyah. Jacksonville November ., to
the Civde - Co wiki musc. Passed tn eludTdu~
tine at i-d2
Steamer Princess anne. Nortolk and NeWport
News 10 IN. old Dominion - 90. with pssseI-
gers and mls- PASSED an quarantine a. III
A.
Steamer American tDutchl. antwerp October
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
TAT KILLERS SUBMIT BIDS
Seven Pied Pipers Would Contract
for APPRAISER s Stores Slaughter.

CeTfI Fleo ElperS " Oul0 contract
for Appraiser s Stores Slaughter.
Seven a-rl~zr-s 70 the tide of Pied Piper
~ tnl Appraiser Stores submitted their
rfdr rer-e-ds~ re collector Loci. who
-r~--6 them over -o T. L.swlor. assistant
custodian and =Iue~iuceuderr or supplies
Tho lowest price for winch any one will
-.r pho arur---s-=- Stores Of -he hungry
--oderte was E-- p month. while rne firm
r-t.r rae Haer doing Tho work T1~ the last
-aar s- S2o q month asks $50 for the next
rfs months
ure --u1. which asked EL"z0 wear for
-I-- ez-er-7tna-ior n -ne rats. wrote ''Tr
&c ahsoIu-eIr Impossible ro~ su- rrm 70
-r--e p guarantee rHa- ~ will keep rats out
80 -He Appraiser Stores. There rs no
-z-,. rr ffs statute books against the 1nlr1'-
l-z-f-r o- rodents Nr. LawlO~ IS in
r.rred ta az~e. 1eitn this view. te some e1-
-rur ~ teav-
sells rrr that when they open a case Of
goods rnc. have rats running our all over
-7r place a- -im=-.- said the assistant Gus
-.afau -.E5a Says --at he can tell lT Tire
color eF The rats. whether blue. gray or
black. what country they come from
There are na lreer ones, though. for no
rats come from Ireland.
TEe Collector ls moi bound no accept the
lowest h5d lu- viii investigate 1ue pro
7.oscd methods OF Kidding 1ne stores Of the
7.ezJs.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
M MEMORY OF JULIA WARD HOWE

rI7eetlur - commemorate the lie and
,.o-g Of Julia Ward Howe viii be held
r-roe- the auspices Of the League Tor Po-
7ricaI Education on Saturday morning az
1890 O'Clock. in The Hudson Theatre 40
dresses viii be delivered by Mary L. Wool
ie,.. president of Mount HOlyoke College,
Miss Clara Barton. the venerable hrst pres
lderf of the american Red Cross. and the
Res Robert colyer. who Was for forty
wears . friend OF 1srs. HoVe. THE Battle
lEvrnu u rhe Repgbhc" ~u be- suns u5
Fr-nCiz Roger
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
WOULD DIVORCE STRONG MAN
Wife Tells Court Why Re Found Fe-
male Attire Profitable.

AreorGine go the story o. Mrs. Ida DAILY.
winch she told yesterday in her effort 10
let q divorce in the supreme Court her
husband. James Daily, ls man OF some
-e-satfrftN. ASIDE from her allegation on
Dsii-r she asked Tor decree, Mrs DAILY
sid --s- her husband was formerly z car
CONDUCTOR ir G0u1ers.
l5. feft that occupation. she continued.
g. follow one -hat landed HIM IN the peni-
rer-ia-, DalE was arrested for maEqUer-
sdruE in female attire. and MS explanation
,,fer a~raizned or the charge Mrs Daily
said was tnaf while thus a--ayed he
-.c4zed the pockets os susceptible old men.
Or ms release from his sentence. DAILY took
All. she more masculine work Of breaking
.Hsfus auo performing other strong
,-.-rr-s-' ON the vaudeville stage
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
HELD FOR BOYS DEATH
Trsoners Of Il and Is Charged with
Stouing Member Of Rival Gang,

Daniel Scavi-t and Louis Lasala, both Nv
80. a. No. % East 18th street, were az
ra-cued before Justice WYATT. ID -Le chill
,-er-s court vesre-dav on q charge o. Irl-
proper guardianship. and remanded 70 the
CUSTODY Of the Children Society pending
-u~th-r Investigation into The death o.
william NcNlhou. v.ho was killed on rhe
7frIr ef October % by d col5Iescore.
thrown from the 0oor Of No. 20 East 29th
street. The C0rone-s jury found thai the
TWO urisone-e were responsible for Nc
Nahou's death
The prisoners ere or'v eleven and t1i--
-eer wears old. respectively and IcNahor
vas fourteen u-heI his death came about
IS the result Of q battle between TWO rival
gangs ~ BOYS ou 1sth AND 18th streets 4
S. SAID that -Is Scavitr and T-asala boys
went 70 he roo or $50. 80 Last -9th street
suG threw al sixteen pound cohalestone into
-re ~aa- y--l. striking the EcNaho- boy
on -re head
The police ssaurI-=T az least doZe~ bows
s~l then decided thai tne tve boys az
vested had thrown rh, stone.
Asr.r -i-f-5~-l.- court has no jurisdiction
g. -r- case ar these boys. -he7- were re-
-~a01-6 u~t5' to-day. when -he District At
-.-rr--e office 7i1 determine oH The pro
,.r1-r- -n ur adopted
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
HELp FoR MANS DEATH.

Harry Fried chauffeur Of the automobile
that killed an unidentified man At Last
Broadv.ar and clinton street on Tuesday
night, was arraigned yesterday before Cor
aner Helleustein Ou charge OF criminal
negligence and held IN 500 bail to await
lle action vi the coroners jury.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
wIRELEss REPORTS.

The Lusitania reported SIS miles east or
Sandy Hook at noon yesterday. is expected 10
lucK tomorrow morning.
The kursk. reported loo miles east OF
Sandy Hook at a yesterday, Is expected 10
dock Saturday afternoon.
Tn. Minnetonla. reported as lO15 miles east
Of Sandy Hook 3.bU IN yesterday IS ca
pected dock Saturday morning
Ia Lorraine reported as / 250 miles east Of
sandy Hook at ! 80 7 IN yesterday. is expected
20 dock Saturday morning
The Adriatic reported a. 363 miles cast OF
sandy Hook at p II yesterday, IA expected TO
dock this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
rnANsPACIFIc MAILS

TRANSPACFIC MAILS.
r,.stipstion and steamer Close in NY. PM
Tahiti AIarquesas and 1ooK Islands.
Nrv, Zealand. Australia except
Aorangi -. ..-.'.......... Nov Il. $50
JaBau Corea. China especially ad-
Ttric ............ -......-.... Nov 10. $50
Hawaii Japan Corea. China. Philip
Sippon Msru ...--..-.-.. Nov II. 80
Nov II 8: 30
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10

es 10 philip RupreCht, in ballast Passed IN
SANDY Hook q-2O p
steamer jamestown. Newport News and Nor
@olk TO the Old Dominion Steamship co. with
messengers and muse- Passed IN Quarantine al
II. -
Steamer Strathendrick 3Bri. Bio de Janeiro oc-
toner II ana ST Lucia 81 10 Eeuham & BoFesel'
In ballast Arrived at the Bar ar ! , m. .
Sandy Hook J. Nov 8. H:So p NV mo
west light breeze. partly cloudy, light sea
SAILED
Steamers Majestic ,F}-1 southampton isuisiaha
Utah. Naples ana Genoa. Texan. MonteN lieo
Grenada lEr), Grenada. Ci-nfuegos tCuhanl. san
tiaEo; Cataloue tB-I. Charleston DruHgelTd u
CBr}, Philadelphia. Hamilton. Norfolk ana Wv
port News. LapIaud tBelgJ Antwerp via hoNerF
cvbalmette. New Orleans Oklahoma. Port Ar
thur Marcos. hey West, etc, iuIuH-
Charleston and jacksonville Mira trrl. "a het-
lice etc. Braemcr tbrl NOrfulk-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10

We've been throwing most OF
the light on one side of our Fall
suits lately.
We've talked Scotch tweeds
and cheviots and other rough
finished goods.
But lots of men we know
prefer smoother fabrics and
we've provided plentifully for
them with serges and smooth
finished worStedS.
Big men, especially, want a
smooth finished suit, so we've
extra sizes for our big friends
Fall suits S18 to S48.
Do YOU know the comfort OF
a cloth hat!
S3 and $3.50.
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY
Three Broadway Stores
Warren st. 18th St 34th ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10

sAdriatic .-... Southampton. Nov .. White star
Euenos Aires ..-. Barcelona. oct 70 .... spanish
~ George. ---.. AlZierS. Oct y.
Athinai. Patras. Oct p. Greek
Ma!a ..--..-...- Seville. Oct p -----.-----
P-oteus. ....--.. New Orleans. Nov $50 Pac
City Of Monterey. Savannah Nov 1---.-- savannah
Rio C,rande .....-Key West. Nov 6-.-----. Clyde
Conan ne jacksonville. Nov Clyde
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH WATER

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Eunrise $40. sunset. 40. moon ssts, II .o7.
Is age. ,.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER II.
sL.lIsitania
sATrRDAT. NOVEALEER l2

.PhIladeIphia southampton Nov 5--.---. Am
! SPrins WIIlem I.. Hayti Nov I.....----R r d " I
NTinnetonEs London. Nov s.. At Transport
[ a Lorraine ..... Eavre NOE 5--------- French
I America -..-..-. Hamburg. Nov b.. Ffanb--An
SAINT Anna. Naples OCT 81 F'abre
Iroquols .--...- London. Oct 30 Standard Oil
FIudsou. .Corunna, oct q. French
New York Cftv. swansea Oct % Bristol CITY
| civ Of Atlanta. savannah. Nov o.. Savannah
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
TOD

Mail vessel
Line. closes. sails
Il Sayofs Ha-re Freucn ...- 90 a n 10 90 a n
G'- Kurfusrst Bremen, NtSL. 900 a m 1000 a m
F,speranza Havana. Ward --- 800 g n 12:Oo m
Iacapa. Jamaica. In Fruit e:3O a ~ 1900 n
f,r1TTIre Rsrbadoes So Am. II 90 a 1:OO y n
p Fit Fr Heyti. Hamb- Am II :OD a n ] 100 . m
Advance. Cristobal. Pan r r. i 80 m 500 m
Co-siCan Pr. r Janeiro, Pr e l. 90 m 800 p III
Acre BarbadCee Brazil ..---- 100 N s:tD 2 m
In States. COpen'n. Scan-Arn- ---- 1;uO m
I-Itonia Naples. CUnaTo----- ----- I-:op u
Volturno, Rotterdam Uranium
Tenezia, Naples. Fabre
c Of st Louis. Savannah. SaF- " "-uu n
Huron jacksonville Clyde--- - l-@ m
II Grande, BrunswlCk. Mallory -- I-OV III
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER II
sATrRpAY. NovEMBER "

Bayaruo. Tdmpicl. Ward -.. ..l2:oo N
A-aChe. jacksonville. Clv7S --
Osceola- Pernalnbuco. Brazil. lO;oO m
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

HPrtnSs mail
New-York tribune., 1910-11-10

sage NO. Europa GtaD. Ne" '''S '''
Napics aud tf.uoa
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-10-28
DEWEY COUNTY PEOPLE
ARRESTED FOR CRIME.

Aberdeen, Oct. 25.-Deputy Sher-
if j. S. Shaffer is home from Isabel.
Dewey county, where he recently
went to take into custody Fred
Wendt and Margaret Perry, wanted
here on charges of adultery. He
found the pair at an Isabel resi-
dence, arrested them and brought
them to Aberdeen. A breakdown OF
the engine at Cheyenne Junction de-
layed the party several hours. re-
sulting in their arrival here a day
behind time.
Margaret Perry has a Homestead
in Dewey county and Wendt had EN-.
ployment there as a carpenter. Both
are known in this city, the latter
having family here. 1t is under
stood that all concerned desire set
Element of the affair, so there will
probably be no complaint filed
against the pair.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-10-28
ETHEL LENEvE
IS ACQUITTED
OF MURDER
TRIAL OF YOUNG LADY Access
sorry AFTER THE FACT BE-
GAN THIS MORNING.
Won SYMPATHY OF CROWD
Appeared in Court Pale and Un-
nerved-Jury Returned Verdict
After Short Deliberation.

London, Oct. 25.-Pale and trem.
bling and completely unnerved.
Miss Leneve faced the court this
morning for her trial as accessory
after the fact in the murder of Mrs.
Belle Gilmore Crippen. She pleaded
not guilty to the charge and won the
sympathy of the crowd. Her parents
were present. Bruce Miller of Chi
eago was among the witnesses for
tAe crown.
After a brief trial Ethel Glare
Leneve was acquitted as accessory
after the fact in the murder of Belle
Elmore, wife of DR.. Crippen. The
verdict was a surprise. Miss Leneve
did not take the stand in her own
behalf. Only a few witnesses were
called and testified briefly to only
a few facts against the girl Lord
Chief Justice Alverstone in summing
up showed that his sympathy was
with the girl. The jury retired at
1854 and arrived at verdict in q
few minutes. When the acquitta'
was announced the crowd cheered
and the demonstration was suppress
ed by the bailiff. Miss Leneve was
overcome with joy.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-10-28
GREEN AND GAYNOR WANT
TO BE PARDONED.

Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 25.-The parole
board OF the Federal penitentiary
here, which was created by recent
act of Congress, began it's first meet
ing today for the consideration of ap-
plications for paroles and pardons.
Among the 200 applicants for par
dons the most notable perhaps are
Greene and Gaynor, the former mil
lionaire contractors of New York
city, who we're convicted of implica-
ton in the great Savannah harbor
improvement frauds, for which for
mer Captain Oberlin Carter of the
United States army served a prison
sentence. The sentences of Greene
and Gaynor, who were convicted only
after their cases had been carried to
the Privy Council III England and
the Supreme Court of the United
States, will expire within the coming
year
Charles W. Morse, the former ice
king and bank owner, who is serv-
ing fifteen-year sentence for wreck
ing the Bank of North America, is
not entitled to make application to
the pardon board at the present time
owing to the fact that he has not yet
served one year of his term.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-10-28
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL AS.
SAULTED BY PARENT

Montrose, Colo, Oct. 25.-Prof.
W. T. Packer, principal of the
olathe high school was yesterday as
saulted by S. w. Berry a ranchman
who was enraged because Prof.
Packer had kept his son after school
the previous day, on account of tru-
ancy.
Berry, who is powerful man, it
is alleged. attacked Prof Packer in
the laboratory, knocked him down,
sat upon him and severely beat him.
The professors face was beaten into
jelly and he was also choked.
But for the interference of large
boys who heard the disturbance and
rushed to the aid of the principal, he
would have suffered worse, it is said
The boys entered the room and sue
eeeded in pulling Berry off. He was
arrested and will be tried on three
separate charges, both in police
court and district court.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-10-28
EIGHT MONTHS IN PEN
FOR STEALING A WIFE.
Hakcman, Who Run Aaway With
Woman Belonging to Neighbor,
Goes Back to Iowa Line.

Belle Fourche Post: In the case
of the State against Ora Hakeman,
who was charged with adultery,
which is alleged to have occurred at
the Grant rooming house on the
night of August / 8 of this year, the
jury found verdict of guilty after
deliberation Of three hours. The
defendants co-partner was a Mrs.
Clifford Gates, a resident of Iowa,
and who was the main witness
against the defendant She said that
the defendant had been in the EN-.
ploy of her husband and that during
the absence of her husband she ac-
companied Hakeman to Fox Lake
and from there to Belle Fourche.
The first night after their arrival
she stayed at one place and he at an
other. On the following night the
defendant took her to the Grant
rooming house and introduced her to
Mrs. Grant as his wife, and they
were given room VII. :, they ac-
cupled together. AS concentrating
evidence the state introduced Mrs.
Gates marriage license at the trial,
and her brother testified that he was
present at her wedding, together
with the testimony of Mrs. Grant to
the effect that the couple had occu-
pied the same room on the night in
question. The defense offered no
testimony, the prosecution waived
the opening argument. Attorney
Benedict talked about ten minutes
and the states attorney occupied
about the same length Of time, and
the court charged the jury and sent
them to the jury room.
Judge Rice sentenced Hakeman to
eight months in the penitentiary.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-10-28
ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO
CROSS THE OCEAN.
Will Start From Canary
Islands and Sail Westward
Substitute "EquilibratOr."

New York, Oct. 25-The next at
tempt to cross the Atlantic in a bal
loon will probably be made on
westward course-the opposite direc-
ton from that attempted by Well
man.
The expedition will be that of
Joseph Brucker, formerly of Chicago,
who has been engaged for year in
the preliminary plans for his airship
trip.
Bruckers dirigible, the Suchard, is
approaching completion at Munich.
The entire equipment will be shipped
to the Canary islands at the end Of
the year and the start westward is
scheduled to be made from Tener-
life next February.
Brucker's first scheme was to start
from Cadiz. The adoption of Tener-
life as a starting point will save him
seven hundred miles of travel over
the ocean.
The Suchard is 200 feet long and
has $500 cubic meters gas capacity,
Two 200-horse power motors will
drive the airship by means of two
propellers.
The balloon will carry a 35-foot
life boat, with gasoline motor
equipment.
Brucker hopes to sail with favor,
ing northeast trade winds to Porte
| RIGA or Hayti.
If necessary he can make a descent
there and then continue his voyage
over Cuba to New Orleans.
He has a novel method of over
coming the effect of the suns rays
on the balloon, which in the case O.
the Wellman expedition sent tn,
American bounding up to height O
$500 feet.
He proposes to meet this. not b,
an equilibrator as planned by Mel
vim Vaniman, but by filling tank
with water to act as ballast durin,
the warm hours of the day ant
emptying them again as the cool o
evening comes on
To do this he proposes to ship a,
automotic pump attached to the en-
CINE of the airship which will TAX
in and discharge water through
long hose hung from the lower par
of the balloon
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-10-28
VAN DYKE MOORE WAS
KILLED IN COLORADO
A Fatal Explosion at tho Frontenac
Brings Death to Son of
Judge Moore of Lead.

Judge Thomas II. Moore Of Lead
was informed Of the death of his son,
Van Dyke Moore, at Central City,
Colo, today by telegraph. The
young man, who was one Of the best
known young men OF the younger set,
was preparing to so en- the road for
the Lc,ener drill CO. ny and had
gone to Littleton and then to Cen
trail City, where he was assisting in
experimenting with the drill in the
Frontenac mine that he might be
able to demonstrate it on the road.
He would have left for the mining
district of Old Mexico in two weeks.
Van Dyke Moore was % years
old, possessed of the highest quail
tiles Of manhood and blessed by ma
ture with a genial and wholesome
disposition, the young man was as
sured of brilliant career in the min-
| ing world. The sympathy Of the en-
tire community is extended to the
relatives Of the deceased.
The remains will be shipped to
/, Lead for burial :
| (I'rom Deadwood telegram