New-York tribune., 1910-06-10
HAMILTON HOPES
TO FLY NEAR BY
?, Shift Scene of Aerial En-
deayor from Garden City
10 Harbor Now.
rovERN0R'S ISLAND TO-DAY
Thence Hes of TO Philadelphia
IN the Morning" if Wind
and Weather Allow-May
Extend Return Trip.

-,.-,7-or viii shift the scene to-day
-, Garden City and perform his mar
-.,s n the air at Governors Island. in
- of over the Hampstead Plains.
-~.s.ber permitting. he promises his
s,-s5evfl glide and dip OF death as soon
...s- noon as possible. in plain view Of al
- nav crowd the Battery wall
r,- tomorrow he has other plans to
.r.orisb the earth dweliers on his return
-, the Philadelphia fight. The off,
..,l landing VIII be at Governors Island,
~ II his engine is working we'll he will
,,--,rue I'D the North River TO Grants
.,-b and there indulge in a few pas
.,-,ss Of the air before returning 10 the
bay
-7,s- Is all he has announced as an
,v-rs On the bill, but his representative
,,vs that Hamilton viii go out for the
,-5u-ance record and the long distance
-..,-5 Il conditions are anything like
-rht He may Try 70 continue on up
- river 70 Poughkeepsie or Albany If
- machine IS in good trim after the
-..r-n tourney from the home Of the
ss-9nished QUakers.
The spectacle maker did not 60 over 70
r,nr Island ro fly yesterday. He was
t,sv al day making his plans for tho
PHILADELPHIA flight. The mechanicians
we're busy under orders by telephone.
,-5 q o'clock Hamilton. frightened by
demand that he speak before the
IN Tn-
Garden City.
- o'clock this morning the aero
,lsne will start for Governors Island,
NJ he air route If the weather permits,
~ o-dins-v roads i needs must.
May Fly % Scene OF Start.
Hamilton hopes 70 fly from Garden
ci-v 70 Sea cliff. where the aeroplane
nil be taken on a fat boat and towed
70 Governors Island A tent has been
&C. up for T. there next 10 the Wright
sbss where the Curtiss machine is
Stored. The rest Of the morning will be
3 svznt in going over all the parts. and in
ths afternoon the machine will be tried
uf
Unless II rains or there is d wind
from the south blowing more than twenty
niles an hour. the plans are now laid
for start for Philadelphia from Gov
ernor'g Island al O'Clock tomorrow
morning # weather conditions viii not
permit Of z fight tomorrow II will be
attempted on Sunday, or postponed from
asy 10 day until the wind is right
The course win be across the Upper
Bav and down the XIII van Kun to
Eizsbethpo-r. Thence he viii skirt
sgutb Of Elizabeth TO South Elizabeth.
where he VIII pick Cd the special train
ever the Pennsylvania road, which is 10
guide him on his course. The landing
psce viii be At Erie avenue and Hart
lane. Philadelphia. about four and
hsE miles from the City Hall The re-
TN TIP viii be over the same route.
The tine Of the start back from Phila-
dsphia RiH depend again on the weather,
but II viii begin not later than > o'clock
n the afternoon. Il a north wind Of
considerable force should be reported as
likely by the Philadelphia weather man,
ne return trip may begin within half an
hour Of the landing
Hope for Three Records
Z Is hoped that three records may be
Haas OF this flight II viii be the first
rl1ad TIP IN an aeroI lane between two
la1Ee cities. and il viii be the first air
snip figh- made on scheduled time
After the fight Hamilton viii take his
Machine 10 Van Cortlandt Park. and
aere repeat his Garden City perform
snees until time 10 start for Nashville
W keep his ngagement there on June j.
captain Thomas Baldwin was the only
AVIATOR who took his machine out Of the
aed a. Garden City yesterday. Though
~e wind vas blowing about twenty
MES a. hour he made TWO circuits OF
ne tNo nile course. The wind was then
-ea and his machine rocked so badly
@a ne came down. The fight was
-sas a. ar altitude Of thirty feet. Dur
ne morning he covered fourteen
Nles a. E height q fifty feet in calm
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