The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-22
AIR FISHERS KTELA WHALE
INF CETiCENN ASSISTING BY
T'ITINATE Suicide.
N.N. ~ the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on
I,bary Park aides ON the WiEEs Of
the Wind Biplanlsts were Trolling
when the Long Epic Chase Began.

the Wind BlplanIsts were Trolling
when the Long Epic Chase began
,sRrRr PARK, y. J. Aug 2i.-The dead
,... = The first whale ever killed by an
,.-.rlans rolled and swished all after
non to-day,on the eeward OF aaJig crowd
Cd, curious folks gathered &C tho spot
.p 'h. Jersey beach that-mArksths divid-
.rs no between Spring Lake and BelmAr.
.o..- miles below hcre.
Tn. news that a fifty footsdead whale
tai arrived orisShslbeaolshasIbeen In the
wind for twenty-four hours and has
.r..iy neen related in the New York
pApers by local correspondents with q
nee, Tor news. The facts concerning
the whales last hours. however. FIRST
became known in the forenoon to-day
uhl, 'hs a,rmen who have been driving
hrarcS ~ lnterlaken throughout the
rsss yut IN an of day on the aviation
aaii Alternately telling about the death
~ the whale and teaching a herd Of pet
carer dying squirrels that were brought
~ Nshury Park from Germany a few
dsvs ago ~ Herr Ralph Albrecht John
,'nn- " 10 soar back 90 their cote on
"a. aviation field from the roof Of the
Lafayette carrying messages written on.
n4ts
Tho Wright brothers forbid their avi-
a'ur- 80 make an exhibition on Sunday.
by 10 not obJect. to anybody using the
srrap,anes for bluefishtrolling ON Sunday
- IorS ~ the aviators do nothing that
conflicts with the Sunday fishing laws
II O~rAn Grove. Upon learning that the
NV local law az Ocean Grove against
sunday fishing applies to fishermen who
make their casts from the land or sea
" from the shoulders 81 the plaster
model ~ the monoplane angel poised for
A Eh' on lis pedestal on Ocean boulevard.
,heauaiors got their fishing tackle aboard
her aeroplAnes last evening after
he day flights were finished and scared
ou- 20 sea by moonlig ht to spend the night
trolling for sea bass and blushsh about
five miles out from the beach.
Aviator Arch HoXsey. with Aviator
Rairh Johnstone as a fishing compa MON.
vers the first TO get away. 90 they said
OF on the field to-day. According to Mr.
tombstone Mr. Hoxsey grew nervous
~hen only shade over four miles out at
s.a. and heading the aeroplane into the
wind threw down the aeroplane anchor
9th a splash The anchor cable 81
course almost instantly tautened at a
.ong low slant and held the asroplane
thirty or forty feet above the waves on
the same principle that a small boy hold
IngA kite string keeps his box kite headed
moilonle-s INTO the wind
A. HoNsey and Johnstone each helped
the other 10 get ready his fishing tackle
a shoreWard drumming announced the
incoming rush OF Aviator Cotfyn in his
n hIpiane with kInRslaud Co1yn. his
son ~ passenger. Duval Ia Chapelle
.av- that NJ vas few feet behind and
a.ose roHvn Walter Brookins. IN an
interview tonight about the death oi
'u" wra." said that he was flying with
~ ChapeIs
Nj these later arrivals reversed their
engines Ipon coming abreas: Of Ho1sey
and Johnstone. they saw, and hack ped
sled until all three seroplan''s were IN
Ine. In THE position. they say they
threw out their fishing anchors and be-
gan 10 make their caste
Arch Hoxsey insisted to-day that u was
hrs good old pal tombstone who yank ed
he first bluetish up through the AIR 20 the
nam deck OF the biplanc Johns tone
,g-' as modestly declares { hat Hoxsey
Na- the first to make haul. lie that
q y may. both agree that the lower plane
Of Their machine was the first To- begin
N show the effects Of the increased weight
~ they piled fish after fish on the upper
E.1ace Of the lower OF the main planes.
Hoisey. who was sitting in the upper
psne his legs dangling over the caves.
,avs he was in a better position than
J0hns,one to note how the air craft was
SINKING lower and lower toward the
sl-'ac" of the Atlantic Ocean
II may make a suggestion. Mr.. John
rou-.' MIR. Hoxsey called 20 his friend.
Il should say that NE ought 20 throw
~ W bt; she's sinking 10 the top OF the
water
i am always only too glad TO welcome
ry suggestion from you. my dear Hox-
sey replied Mr.. tombstone. par
uc,IArly anything concerning the way
yoI think | ought to iy my machine;
or.y too we'll do I realize how much more
yog know than I do about driving an
ssTop.ane. especially when II Is standing
sui | say when it's standing still; do
yog GET me. Kidi'
We'll. forget more than you ever
snew.- Observed Mr. Hoxsey, climbing
r. he over plane.
IMPOSSIBLE. you never learned any"
thl1s o. forget. and guess tina, one put
-" rollers under you. Mr.. Arch. all right.
a.. night
And - the Two friends oonversed for
am" time. sometimes pro and sometimes
on
sudden call from Aviator Codyn In
terrIp-"d the conversation for n moment.
JobTston" hurried out To the left warp
Of D. r!ane 20 find out what Mr.. Cofyn
wanted Mr. COfyn was Just beginning
to '"0 Nlr JOhnstone that he feared the
nish, ar might b- dan gerous for his little
On hingsland and that ~ he had run out
~ zasHI-n" hs would have to AJAX for a
~" "a 4 70 shore. when Mr. HoGsey. who
tad ~ aked over 10 the levers that oper- |
A. %" ".evatIng planes. threw the con- !
U'., .p sharply. The upward tilt OF the |
s"r"r.ar" Wa too acute and the load Of |
n-f -lppet backward OF the lower part |
~ -" plan" and Logan 60 flop down |
NEAf1 10 waves below.
't''." h.ng-land COfyn. who had pulled \
q 20 anchor - his fathers craft while |
W own was talking and was swinging |