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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-31

itnb nit 9interldifuna ihrer 9eute irie'
Der ibre Sluht beiperfitelIigten. 9as
lit Der pierte Gtnbruh, ben Der Uleiftsr
unp iein Shiiler innerhalb elmer yDone
ausgefiibrt baben unb hennpd, lit Der
9pli5ei bic sseitnabme berIelbsn nod
ntht eelungen.
- SagelIhauer bdben in Der hinge
eeno siemlihen Shaben aneerittet.
Der Sturm bduerte nur eine giertelz
itunoe unb in rrunhen StelIen am
iiiDIihsn unb ipeitlihen She'll bes
Gountns fiel Der Sagel bsirtabe flint
Son ttei. 8si @eit @beiter fprpie BEL
Snmres Corner tpurben bic 8aunrs
unb ods @emiiIe bebeutsnb beIchahtgt
uuo Die 4spfel, airihen, PTlaumen
uno Yfiritte BON ben Sduren obgez
fehla9sn. Der 9drtner SoIepb +. Be
oerla bon Spmmes Gprner Ithdbt ieiz
nen 9erluit auf $500. Dem 8drtner
gen. Gurlsman pom Spmmss Corner
puroe ebenfalls Der 9emiiIRgarten
ruinirt uno mchrere 6iibner pom Saz
ael erfhlagen, ietnem 9tuhbur 8aprg
9rob iuuroen mebrers 5enfteriheiben
ietner 8phnung 5crid|mettert. 5rou
WilIiam Stout, 90 Sabre alt, in Der
Hdbe BON Reilen tpohnhaft, Iab IN III
rer Wobnung. dls Der 8lig in oas Sc
lepbon fubr urb hie ssrnu belpuBtlos
Su 8ooen mari. 8ds 8etreioe auf
mebreren Tarmsn tpuroe ebenfdlls tart
beifdoi9t. Der S6deen bier III 9dz
milton mar aerinQ
Die Nufnahme Der ihulpfltftigen
Su1euo in hieIi9er Stabt 5etqt. odB
bic ,3ahl nd tpabrlheinlth uuf II 900
Sinber bslaufen ipiro.
- Das leeritehenps Wobnbdus BON
Wiuiam genoer an Der GIt 9upton
Strabe ipurbe ppn Ginbretern belms
geiuht. 60 psit fsitgsitsut pers
ben tonnte, bat man biz ieBt nt6ts
ppn groBsn @erthe bermibt.
- Serr uno Srau !. SO. 0oos,
Jrau Wartbd 9otIbrsht, Srmsurb uuo
8ietrih 9onbrett, Satin uub 9in
cer BON 9aitor 9olIbreht pcn Der Ct.
YouIs Stride, bdben etne Nei'e mad
ScutfhIdno onsetrsten.
- Der fdrbioe SeLner Mortin
Grump pon 7l3 Weit I. Strabc, Gin
cinnati, purbe geitsrn WtittG9 I'M 6.
! 8. &c =. 9dbrbpf lpeden Srasens per
boraener Woffsn perboftet. Tds
SGiebeiien TieI bcm Jdrbiqen aus Der
9dIhe, aIs sr mad elmer naheIie9cnptn
Wirtbi6oit laufsn lrpltte. Gr mar
auT oem Weoe nuh WoobsbuIe Ss!ano,
rpo bic Iurbigen ein picnic battsr.
- Der @rdberitmiitungstag mar
ppm Idoniten Wstter beaiinitiat unp
ipurbe nit elmer Vdrabe Rahmittaas
uno Our6 Reoen BON Samss Wl. Coz
BON 9apton uno SAINTS 6. Campbell
BON columbus i'm Smitb's Sbeater
oes glbenos Qsfeiert.
- Der Sobn zines guntesbeamten
purbe in Golege Corner auf cine 8os
tsri6aftstldgs bin perbaftet, Dem Jriez
bensrittsr Worton porqefiibrt uno
| Big gum 8erbGr uuter $500 giirgidaf;
aeItslt. Die aIaos tpiro lpabrI6eins
LID ourh Die 6eiratb bes paarss gs,
ihlihtet tperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-31

Die 2stpisburser Shiissn tref-
fen gorbereituneen gum aDniqsihis-
Ben am II. SUM- in SeipeI's gart IN
Gentrdl Gopinaton.
Sin por Elm 8uggn geIpdnntes
9fero itsute 9sitern Ibeno an Der Ger
irgtou Bite uno ndhm ReiBaus. Sobn
sSones puroe aus oem 9uggp eefd!eEs
BERT, aber qliidliheripeiIe nur leiht
perteBt. 9as 8ugsp tr~,rbe aertrii!a'
inert.
- Bernard Gatoenbrod lit oeitern
in ieiner Wobnung an Der De Gour>
iep Pite i'm 2lttsr pom 72 Sabren ges
itorben. - 5rdu 9eItna 30aer lit i'm
2llter BON SO Subren in ibrer Wobs
nung, go. y MartiH StroBe, Der
Ihteoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-31

- Die @rsat Central RaiIlpup So.
in Gn9Iano erperimsntlrt isBt nit Ell
ner iletnen Wtaidiue. tpeI9e bic erfore
osrIi6en Observation-Disclosures, ipenn pom
Rsiienoen perlanqt, ourh einfdhes
Rieoeroriiten zines auopRs uuo 5us
1leit beren Drummer uno Breis rsoi.
itriren iou. Die Maihins tam aneeb,
lid 5000 perItiebene 8iuets bsrpor.
bringen un0 ermOgIid]t ss einem ges
amten, 500 berieIben in Der Stunoe on
ben Wann gu bringen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-31

- Spfer Der Seetrantheit. - 8er
marobut unb feline 5amilie. - &ein
&pbat. - Sd)laue Sdno!er.
oSn Mittelmeer berriht bic ,2ultias
Witttpe". Sn 8enua aab man iie auT
itdlieniih. in Wpnte Garlo auf fran3o.
iih, uno in Palma aui Der oSniel Wfa.
Iortu purbe lie BON elmer baledriIhen
5ruppe auf ipariib oargeiteut. Serr
Neier aus Samburg mar nitt ipeni9
itoI3 auf bieIen 9riumpb oeutider aula
tur. Gr hanbeLte nit 6erinasn en-
grps, unb feline Qbnebner lpohntsn
IGmmtlicb in 9euti6lnno. Die gu
Itioe Witttpe" aber trua bus 9euti6z
tbum ms Nuslanb. Gle biloets ben
rubenoen 9ol in Der 5Iuft Der GrIfeis
Run9en, bic nah Irt zines atnematoz
grdpben an unierem &uge ooriibsr5os
cen.
Der Ssetrant1eit mar IS porbehalz
ten, ben StOlS D&s teutIhen Wtannes
3sitneiie su bre6en. SIN 9Dlf BON
2non i6ritt Der Wiirseengel olr6 bag
Ghiff uno forDsrte feline Opfer. Die
Stiible ipurpsn feitgsbunben, unb elm
Mairoi. bing 8ls6aefdBe ans 8efdns
Der 5ur gefdaigeu gsoienung. Nan
bebiente fid aud, ioiern man lie rsGt
3sitiq srrel6te. 4ber manamal ipure
be es bph 5u Ipdt, uno oann iiiirate 10
Elm blafisr Menft fpie aus Der piitole
oeIG)oiIeu on Die 8riiitung uuo aab
benz Mesre, mas 6ss Mesres III. Die
Shiffstaps[le ipielt. basu .Msr pa,
DID, ou ihonsr Q8alb", gh, be
SebnIuht mad Der Dolbs.gsnb itann
ben Seefabrern nur 3u bsutlid auf
bem bleihsn antlis aeihrieben.
Ser SO rdbut.
Qair s,thr.r in ben 6afen bon 4lgier
elm. 5srr 2eier fiiblte fi6 - ih fpeib
nif]t parum an bic SnIel 6elqos
fonb erinnert. 5err aaiIcbte Dagegen,
Der in aoln au 3auis mar, entDedts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-31

a1herlithfsit iTt. Is ii6erlhleiher eis
nen bod 3ntptilsn ionoerbare ieberis
ide 9eonnten, ipenn man triumpbirenz
be QrtiteI bdriiber Iisit, bob Der rftihs
te" Matertalismus gIiidlih iibertpuns
Den lei uno Dab bic 9pltsIetls nan
eolerer aoIi perIange.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-31

CinCinnatier Qet0 0tet.
lZp,5iuG 9cpeide oes GtneiHnetier 3oIt.5ier9
6dmiIton, 80. Mai. Der SO
Sabre alte Soiep6 GouItance, Der in
Cincinnati aniGiiig lit, tpoIelbit uuG
ieiu Qater lpohnt, puroe beute HdGz
mittQn BEL 5lptton Don einsm Perio.
nen3Rg Der gennInlpania 8a6n getrof@
zen nnb auf Der GteQe getDbtet. Gr
mar BEL ben 8uqqerarbeiten tbdtig, als
sr IN einem unbeouhten 4ueenblit auf
Die @eleiie trat, ais in bsrIelbsn Mpz
meut Der 3ug berdngebruuft tam. Sbm
purbe Der SndOel 3srf6mettert unD
bic 8ruit einaeprHdt. Die 2eihe fpirb
am 9ieHItag W3Orgen mad Cincinnati
3e'Gidt tperDsn.
e Ssc3iaI52epeite bes gincHnatier BoIf5bIatt)
IS IN breh der on Der Qrbeit I.
5umilton, 80. Wai. Gin mann
uno Elm anabs ihIihen iich qsitern
4benb in Das 5aus pon 5rdu DeReen,
725 5igb Strabe, nurbsn aber iibers
raiht unb fudten ihleuntgIt bag Wei=
te, obns geuie oemd6t 3u paben. Die
ielben 9urinen Dranaen beute Mbenb
in bas 6aus ppu Carl 0ooDen, 319
'Hprp 8ritte StroBe, Elm, unb batten
bsreits Die Silberiahen in eine Sono-
talds sepadt, ais lie iibsrraI9t tpurOsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-31

qeb. 6 hctb Grues,
im Ct 9lWu6etb Npigital GopiHdton, ar., IN
Siticr bon 46 Sadrcn Ete NcarotqIul9 uHnei
iatl am Diiftnou zen /. SuHi I'm 80 llbt
MtorQelt9 bonn Irauerbduie 30. 100 2&c'i I,
|trdkg uuS luoraui I'M 8 uhr IN ocr q,
lpirb II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-31

Der Wlonb TT oufsegansen. Gr
ffeint auf sin ipiegeislattes Weer.
Gin bi6ter Shleier liegt iiber ben
fanften 06ben Der olserifhen aiiite.
oSsn Der 5erns blinft Elm 9euhtfeuer.
man iisai auf benz SounsnDed, iiber
ii6 ben nddtlihen 6immel, unb atb=
met cine foitIite 2uft. nebermorgen
iollen mir in Gibraltar iein. Ginz
bride iammeln befbt leben. Sd bsnte
an ben Safen BON algier uno an bic
Worhen Der aasbnb. llno tratnre
BON sauIenb unb elmer gluht. llnb
bn fommt Serr Reier uHo tbeilt mir
feline Ginbriide nit. Gr lit niht ipe=
mia ItpI3. Gr bat bel eirem arabiihen
S6neiber cine RGbmnihiue geieben,
bic eine befannte beutit,e 5abritmarte
trug. ga, uno pihen Sic. mas i'm
5heaier geseben iptro2" 70 IfloB er
triumpbireno: Die luitiee Wittpe".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-31
.,3abneil Der RinOer. !"
MRS. WlNSLOW'S
Soothing Syrup
esnis asis snsswsmss Berse,
bel sabnenOem AinOern.

Gs berfblet ons Ainb. erfueimt ben Cdns
men Iinoert nue GGmerstn. aurtrt @tnbs1sos
liz nHo 1T ous bette Ulsffd aeoen 5torrtoe.
SiiniunSsmansig Gents bic Glafdis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-31

6amiltnu Tnseistu, 2ofal.R,tisca
nno 9cniqfciftn ilnS ab5Hseben Gds
Der 4. nnb Charles StraRe. lini.r
N9crt fir 6aHiituu pphn. go. 301
Poro Trurst Str. Selspkun tSom:)
sO. 37S =. SelcpBUu nnicres aorrr.
'pgnoFrtcn: SGne Ho. 626- s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-31
algicrfabrt.
Don gauI g d iiIer.

Die rluitiae Diitpe" i'm WiittelHser.
- Spfsr Der Ssetrantbeit. - Der
Mlarobut urb feline 5amilie. - &ein
Gpbat. - Sd]lQue Sdnnler.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-31
9ae5cs Gimcnatier gDlfsbla 0ienfas 81. aeai 1910.

betrifft, 10 butte Jpn fein Teppid bier
8anhtGnse sefpifet. Waan mnB ilh
biefe Wdbrirns merfen. Gs laBt fih
sanS portreffIih banad rehnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-31
-frOu 9oftpb llliIbers,

starn om eamnas, cen 2s. aRat 1910, 1t
h ihn Ihrtrh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-12
TO DINE WITH LORTHER.
NIce-PresItirni sherman OT tn ChIcago tn
Meet the senator son.pIcuoUsiy.

ITICA Oct II Vice President Sher
man left tonight for Chicago. where to-
morrow night he will be- the guest ~ honor
~ the annual dinner ~ the Knights Of
Columbus ~ that city and will deliver the
principal address ~ the occasion
Senator i.orimer will attend Tomorrow
nights function and sit ~ the sam"
table with President sherman Tn"
Vice President - an extremely busy man
these days and u was with difficulty
he arranged ms engagements To permit
him To go TO Chicago aud deliver a speech
However It - limited that Mr. sherman
formed the opinion that col Roosevelt
was = br nasty IA condemning Lorlmer
and that his prejudgmsnt Of the latter
was not alon" Illuminating to the senator
but entirely uncalled for
The Nica-Pres iclent his friends insist
- willing Ia presume a man innocent until
he il proved guilty. and ~ - m that spirit
that Mr. sherman goes to chicago To
dine az the same hoard with Senator
IorimeT
The Vice president IN hls spec will
e-chew poltIc~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-12
- SEFIL u,N" WN THIEF.
While Nbe s,elns Family WerenT Looking
IIe TOOK $3.50 In jew eIr,

Eu gene Newman who lives with his
uncle. Abe Stein at ioss Fifth avenue
has lost about SS;si worth - irwelry as
IN. result Of the activity 81 useful
man hired about ten DAYS ago by Mrs
stein The bruk-raG" Insurance com
panv which will hav" ~ make good Mr.
Stems loss is looking for the man
Mrs Stein hrr~I him week ago FRI
dav "a. gave the name ~ resident 81
Rack Bav IN BOSTON as reference The
nam. j. believed 10 be- fictitious ~"
sfayssi In the Stein house four DAYS and
~as almost constantly under surveil-
Lance. hv members ~ the family or the
other servants. according 20 IN" custom
IL the house m respect 20 new help
week Sgo Yesterday he was hanging
pictures on the second floor and was left
alone for while When the butler re-
turned he useful man was missing
There was considerable money IN Mrs
stems handbag on her bureau hut the
only articles taken were some personal
tunkets ~ Mr. New mans
One ~ the maids at the Stein residence
described the useful man ~ a mic" look T.
ing gentleman. but not one who look 81
clever enough go be q thief She a. ii
the family didn't know his entire name
They called him Herman He vas
German. about ~ wears Old smooth
shaven. 5 feet : inches tall and had -ev
oral broken front teeth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-12
GrLF POLLS OVER CIWPEiCHi
strange On, aston of the SieNIcAn Coast bS
the sea Many NaS Bo Bead.

VERA Carr Mexico, Oct II Great
damage has been caused all along the
coast NJ Campeachv and Tabasco bv the
unprecedented and unlccorntable swell
water Of the Gulf Ia some places the
water rose 10 a height Of ten fees and more
and rolled m over the land for several
miles. carrying destruction before II
The inundation was not due Ia a tidal
disturbance. n claimed, hut had the
appearance of h-,ng caused by terrific
wind which hacked th. water up IN the
Raw Of Cam ssIchy and forced II over the
lowlandS along the coast The reports
received from points On ~" coast are
maagre. hut they include the statement
that the city Of tampeIChy IL still under
water today and that many buildings
have been washed Awav
The towns Of ~ Carmen. where large
American mahogany concerns have their
headquarters. Champoton and score
n other smaller places are inundated
and " j. feared that there will he heavy
loss ~ life The Camp-achy division of
the United Railroads % hucatan -
washed ont in several places
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-12
HELD ~ 4 DiNIWITER
GeorEe Wallace Arrested far CSR'pilr'U
ln las Angeles Explosion.

SACRNNENro, cal. oct ~ Secret SCI
NIo~ gents this afternoon arrested George
Maligc- un su=piciun II cnmpllc,'v N
dynGmit,ng the Los ngcl~s Times Build
tnE. which cusi twenty lives
Wallace Ws- arrested a. h" wr~ 70
c",ving ma, ct 'he SscrT mentn poet "ihc''.
The detectives say thrt letters h.. received
connect HIM Sith the dynrmlting con
sp,rasv Wallace - miner end familiar
with hi Oh explosives lie ~ "A late arrival
ia Sa"Igmentr from Ssu Francisco and
Los Ang-iss
For several DAYS Ih,-f at Police Ah"m
has had defective, a. IA" pusi nfti'' watch
lng for Walaor
Ia. arrest was made Will" Wallace was
destroying two letters hr had received
PleCpd together on" letter shows thai
Wallace ,sft l.us Angeles Suid'nlN IN
the ,AV fnl!pwing the dvnaInltInG The
writer cump"s. q his leiter gIRr,ledly hut
used bitter lang,Iag" ~ speaking 1t Cen
"ral ManRgrr chandler ~ ia" TtH's ana
HaTTIsun Grey Otts
The other letter refers {" dvHauItinS
hu' - guards q N ton"
" hen arrested Ma'l.1Cr mad" 70 general
d.nlai uf an connection with ia" Los
Angeles ,r.u" he SAID hr VAS a native
1T sydney Australia and that h" had
been .mpl,y we'd ~ Los Aug"l's To- RGr
densr Il - knuWn that hrs Trend VII"
wrut" M. Datt.T- ~ a miner from tld"rad"
C,uuty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-12
THROBN FROM FIRE BIGGI
Deputy chief BegKiR, Not Nueh Hurt.
Has hut rher's Driver Arrested.

Deputy Fire Chief W ! Beggin. hurry
ing to fire Yesterday forenoon. was
thrown from hls buggy ~ Eighth avenue
and Twenty eighth stree, in collision
with a butcher wagon He Was not badly
hurt. bm was prevented from gong To
the fire
Joseph Patri-si. 10 years old the driver
~ the wagon. was arrested ard BeRgin
appeared against him IN the West Side
police court. where MagiSt rate Herbert
fined him a.
Begin was driving along he south
hound car tracks when Pat ris-i sweryed
in front 81 him from behind ano, her
wagon The front wheel 81 BegRin's
buggy was struck by the wagon The
tra horse was thrown IN his feet. the
shafts were smashed and BsRRin shot over
the dashboard. landing on his shoulders
Fireman LOUIS Besanceney. who STAYED
IN the buggy. got ont to help hrs chief
whereupon the horse regained 10 feet
and breaking out Of the shafts started
down Eighth avenue. Be-anceney cap
tured II block away BegRin found that
his hands were cut and his body was
bruised His uniform was soled and hIs
temper was mussed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-12
ma TIu RFNOWIN iTED.
He's AGAINST Concealed Weapons and len
Favor of Giving sui rAgIsis q Chance.

Timothy - sullivan was Tenominated
last night a. 2O7 Bowerv for Senator
from the Twelfth district II was
meeting If Big Tins followers pure and
simple. and they ch-erei him when he
announced his willingness To r'in again
There has been talk in Big Tins dis
trict and out 81 u for some DAYS past 10
the effect that he would retire and that
possibly John & Fitzgerald would be
nominated in his place But there were
others IN the district who wanted the job
One Of them was Julius Hamburger. who
used Ia be- Coroner and who has spoken
- himself favorably for Congress The
way "a keep the district clear - fac
tipnal fight was ~ renominate Big Tim.
Tim told the meeting that the nomina-
ton had been more or less pressed upon
him Then he said that in case he was
elected he would try 70 secure the passage
81 a bill making the carrying 81 concealed
weapons a felony. He Mid TOO that he
believed that the question Of woman
suffrage should 60 before the people
and that he would favor legislation look
ing to that end
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-12
~ TOS nm ram S0I IRREIS.
slaughter Of tho IBnsc~n,s = sport Pleas
Ing to ssme thauneurs.

Director smith ui the Central Park
fn"nagprie said Yesterday that IN less
tho P,!tomrhiIe drivers showed NOR"
consideration fpr th. squirrels Their"
puld soon 10 none ~ the pets left m
IN. PARK Every morning the park
labur-rs pick up IN" crushed bodies ~
the little animals whsr" they have h-~n
run over
Director Smith Jaw five dead squirrels
On the Fast Drive while walking to the
Arsenal East Friday morning In a dOz-n
years he saws the squirrel populafion
Of the mark has been reduced from .osO
90 less than go and az the present rate
~ slaughter thnre will soon he none
Mr. smith has more than suspicion
thai not ell these deaths are ACCIDENTAL
that reckless chAufsur- test their deI-
terity IN guiding cars by trying 10 run
down the squirrels Rs they cross the
rnadwavs in the DARK a feat thai - not
A. all dihicult because the animals A."
blinded 10y the glare 81 the auto lamps
and have no chance TO escape.
-CoaChmen.- Haid Director Smith
never ran over squirrels They ALWAYS
CAV. them chance To escape Hut
those r"ckIaS= auto drivers are ruthless
They have M more comp,nction about
running over squirrel than they have
m running over a stone. ] don't know
how We can stop them. - ! ask IHF
SrN ~ appeal 10 all automobile owners
- he careful
on" - m" squirrel lovers "a Mrs
Russell SaH. who never fails when IN
town ~ drlv" ON ~ the Jsrk WIth big
.ag fIil - nuts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-12
WON0R,n car WRECk< iTTO.
mts Three Nen NJ crossing while on =
TESTING TRIP.

4 car on the new road NJ the Pelham
Raw Park and city Island Monorail Com
pany ran into an automobile yesterday
afternoon while Chief Engineer Scott
was making test rIn preparatory TO
reopening the line. which has been
siren n he0ed since last summers acct
dent. Charles Die,sch. p years old.
whose home is al the ITALIA pooea Club.
Pelham Bay. one ~ those in the auto
mobile. was considerably bruised and the
machine was damaged, The monorail
car was not injured
The car. with Mr. Scott alone m ~
started from tho Barlow station AZ 80
= VI Fifty feet or 80 further on the track
crosses the Pelham parkway Norbert
Roblllard builder 81 as Zerega avenue.
The BronN came along on the parkway
~ the same time driving his own auto
mobile Diatsch sAt IA the touneau and
another man AT IN front with MIR
Robhlard
The automobile vas a little more than
half across the track when the monoral
car str ick n. tanning u against one Of he
pillars supporting the rail
Dietsch was pinned IN the tonneau
Robillard and the third occupant Of the
machine were thrown out and escaped
with mere shaking up.
Tn. rnonorail car was gong slowly
Mr. Scott stopped and hslp"d Mr. Roblllard
and Others IN cVtricatinR Dietsch, who was
taken nom" IN another automobile Mr.
Robillard said that he could not see the
car coming because NJ trees and bushes
and that no hell rang Mr. Scott Said
that he rang he bell and that Mr. Robilldrd
"a me on inst the same
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-12
RrJrCTrD NV avn mr. SnOr.
L.. u. IooHis ices 10 Ger IiansI. y. =. nd
wounds NSrtRIp Mites O.. d. Dodge.

Co'rLAN.N Y. Oct u IR l.oomis
- wears Old e as West fittv-ei ghi h
It -"e' NeS York. shot twice 81 Miss 7, ,
Dodge. - wears old. A. the lat:-r's room
ing place ~ CLAYTON avenue At O'Clock
th'- afternoon 4 third shot from his
revolver struck Looms under the chm
and came uut over The right eve The
Wuman. who came here from New York
~ avoid the attentions ~ LOOMS re-
Ceivsd one bullet in the abdomen ana the
other IN the arm II j. Thought she Nill
not recover
loums ~ not dangerously ounded
Miss Dodg" had Just returned from "A
visit to Ithaca. and LOOMS. who came
- Cortland last night. ed her on
the street Mrs stevens the landla dy
ard another ru"mer were Walking with
Mrs Dodge. and they heard Miss pudgr
tell LOOMS that she would never marry
hIm When the stevens home " "a reached
LOOMS want ed 20 see Miss Dodge alone
and the other women went upstairs In
few minutes they heard the shots fired
and found The woman lying on the parlor
hoor l.oomis left the house and walked
for some dista ncs before being me, nv
policeman He was looking at ms blood
stained hands and was dazed Both VIC
Tins were taken 10 the hospital \ SNIFF
was also found In rho grip ~ Looms
He 10 said To have been recently divorced
Miss Dodge - said - have lived only "a
short tim. m New York II - thought
that LOOMS did not intend to shont hun
self. hut that the woman Rrappled with
mm. thr"NIng up his arm. and that he
was uundcd IN this way
l. y LOOMS lived At As West fiftV
eighth street Mrs Os-'er Lea. Who -
proprietre~s 81 the boarding house A.
that address said thai he came there
wees ago with n suit case aud an nm
hrsla ON last sunday he told her thar
he was going oui - TOW n for fe~ days
and he le' without saying " here he was
going Mrs. lea didn't know ~he-e
no lived before h- came 10 her hous" a
week ago
Miss Dodge M 20 three months ago
lived az -, ~ Nicholas av"nu" with a
Mrs Monneli The family left at that
time. and az that address lat night no
hudv knew where they had gone
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DRu T0> mrs GSn kNOTS.
OiI RurnInE D~slro,~r IIAn n kR"' B~l"~
Padding Record.

Rr,kIANp VI" oct II In her stand
ard 7atiuu Tests to-day IN. new ull huru-
ing 'pruadp huat DESTROYER DraNtrn.
laruch,.d a. Bath. Ne on August p.
attained a rate II 81 ~ knots an hour.
which - about half - knot lees than was
mad. hv the Padding. a sister ship
Five ~ the tw.nty-siN runs made over
tn" mile course wer" ~ the best possible
sI-..d the average being =? ~ knots
The speed nr these runs Wss ~ follows
~ IS ~ "a ~ H. a3i and 81 70 The
trial WA followed hv tho steering and
anchor tests which w.r. reported salts
factory
Tho destroyer will leave to-morrow Tor
a twelve hour run At sixteen knots. finish
ing at Bath On Thursday the twelve
hour run ~ twenty-five knots viii he held.
and the four hour run AZ top speed will he
made on FRIDAY
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enc tGO-N. =. FLIGHT Off.
One Nan Race OmiciAIIy Cancelled Fly
PteW OuIy 7O MILES.

CHICAGO. Gee u. Late this afternoon
the one man race from Chicago to
New York which Aviator Ely started last
SUNDAY and in which he covered only
about twenty mil"' was called on on
oiallv.
Fly's machine still reposes near Steg-
Iitz Park While a crowd Of s.Oo0 stood
about III airship hoping IN see him con-
tinuc hi- journey the aviator was a. q
hoi"l asleep. This afternoon hs got =
telegram from Glenn n. Curti-s saying
that the necessary parts for his machine
could not II" Ind