The sun., 1910-08-28
| asst DAY OF ASBURY MEBT
HON>Ii t\D JOHNSTONL ~
gITI uHIN ms ON NUiI.
Iusp InInE and far FnIns over .I-rSr,
shore snd Land Nr. BarneS PER-
.u-rtd over the WlIfnineSS aG Ihr
WNgI lirtI Nrn PINE DhIoes In the \Ir


r.r . 90" lnterlakrn aviation felt this
....s rank Coffyn. who a. boss
t.." ,,Aturs had kept Ralph Jchnatou.
wing g. nuthy Arch Hoxscy and
t ,s". from trying Co put u all over
- ~, had left for Dayton. Ohio. In
..rl "f Ss'cr"tary Barnes were
.'- 4 IN" Harvard a"iatiun meet
.., n...> and the international moot To-
-n'u ait'r, "n both uf which &C
..-- .- IA" Wright Company z under
r.tr' u he represented by th., aero
...'~ JohnStone and HoNsay At the
'.' w"r" oUt Il outIuyrii" each
'". 100 th" absence ~ m. restraining
-rrt { Rrss Cuhyn
I.' ants m the hill upon which Mr.
k..r- was tapping his foot eNcit. ilv
r"."rt scattering from the held any
>'"r than h"Sssy and Johnstone MIR
70 ,-"v was some place out over the
'Nr'Ic Ocean turning diioes on hIs
..' md Stnrhnard ears almost 3.OOO feet
t'. ..," the waves Whereupon Mr. John
- '" Uau-ing only long enough t. TAX.
'-'vlsh glance at the merry Mr.
70 ,-"y divei into a sweater ar-i started
.l . without waiting 10 put on his gloves
" Rtrr"- ran ont on The fisld toward
VI. J0hnstone. but already Mr. John
-rrr" had taken the air and was fading
away into the greenish horizon IN the
r'hwrst
lwhnstons and the sky merged together
.. $3.50 feet in the general direction of
h"ay"n and many miles 10 the north Of
vr"r" Mr.. Barnes would rather see him
VI HuXsey. miles away to the east and
-'.I p"rforming merrily over the Allan
-. iouhtless had seen his rival skating
. M" sky. Each then doubtless would
rlt" gone still higher than tn" other II
..", W"r" not afraid that Frank ColTyn.
30" 0vSs. might look backward from his
TUman window while crossing the ALE
GD"ri'- on the way back to Dayton and
,.., hem
hat : a fine flock of birds I've got.
..Sh"i Mr. Barnes from the ant hill He
.'-'d his brow with trembling hand and
'.~i - look up into two opposite side gates
.' H"avsn AT ths same time. L hop"
'n"v break their damn necks. and he
Nai the rest Of the ant hill fifty feet
a,ru~S the field
Bat Mr. Hoxsey and Mr. Johnstonc
N"r. having ever 50 merry a time Mr.
's"y WAS now sailing serenely in a lA'--
" nrk uf figure .ights almos, half a mile
We the wave and far east II Mr. Barnes
ird much. much before this Mr. John
q me had disappcsred from view alto
E"'hsr and was crossing the Shrewsbury
RIVER a. Red Bank twelve miles north of
Mr harness ant hill. Mr. Brookins and
Nr La chapelle merely wandered within
..ps hundred feet of the only Wright
rIChInr eft m the grounds.
Don't you dare : yelled IN" 200 rotary
To- n" remaining aviator It's had
enough with two hugs busting lpCsa .
UP the alley for yours both of you.
Mr.. HoXs-v was sneakinR back toward
he field. hut he was still ou' Of reach even
from the top u the ant hill Mr John.
S'One was now IN the position correspond.
ny t. that ~ a Vanderbilt cup racer
M the far side of IN. twenty seven mil"
rack. Mr. HOxsey. evidently waiting
lrtil Mr.. Barnes would give up ard 20
'ack to his hotel in disgust. remained
alpft about 200 feet above the ant hill
Ealing around and around lalily pr phahy
iting his time also TO sns that he was
CHER than Mr.. Johnsone when the latter
'r'n" hack To town. But Mr.. yohnstnne
'H~ slow about returning 20 Monmouth
ny and ~ Mr. HoNsey pb,ig ged with
~. races with far hying fish hawks
J. HSxsey who started the trips
,-"- 'he woods and far away Before
irsuoe pace for TOMBSTONE the latter
'.' rrought the first rush of blood to
o. '""r ~ Mr. Barnes This happenet
a. 'Ga conclusion ~ a short hlght by
i"ufly using MIR HoXsey'- white
'rHg~"r"d legs down on the field a. stake
'.H' made three C~orksCrews toward the
--,-> IN has eyebrows. rhe last ~ which
-'.t''"r"i even the three duck ctad sur
-'er> n front OF the ho~pitaI tent. who
'.' ''" irSt time during the meet had II
''H.gH' 10 their notice a. tombstone
t''.re swooU--d close Ia their braided
.fH- iIrInR the last Of the air rings which
." ti r.'"n looping one below the other
- zen a surgeon isn't immune from
-'.' uE - the way Of descending plane
'.''-''n- however had hls maChln" IN
'-''-' control
Hr Vhhe he Was looping the three
~ into - rhaln several records wer"
-"u ~ fnls pn the ground just beneath
" -Fl~r u Johnstonss = wlngE chickens
'.F.n = 90 TOSS the road ia front ~ n racing
... ..d nothing on the babadged persons
i~~r"d - go to some other part of
" ''.i ra'h"r han the point Johnstone
= NhIr-Iug toward When he landed
.'.' ~ = soul who disputed hlS right
'' "r'ir" "ncic-ur"
'-"r % that Slr HoXSay tuned up
.IwW"d merrily away Forgetting
hr bsrnes whore he was gong
y~"v first went up to Oakhtirst
.''." an - th" r'Idder brings IN" from q
pee -'f 90 the upper regions ~ Deal I
n"lng accomplished Mr. HoNsey
'.' ."ti"d fpr the Atlantic Ocean
'. - '''"u slnut half a mile ont over the
- s'"'fav. So u vas mp - hIrn 10 GO
'"rfh"r 'p-day Far away m the
~N- 'r H"y--y could be seen from the
Hu"r" Mr. Johnstone was standing :
'r meath the Hoxssy nAchin" the ,
.. iftI. surely must 10 waving al it, .
'.' .-r-D' -fS Wildly 80 Mr. Johuston" ,
900. tNav from wheT. he Was 4
motives sT'" 'I-g mp ard down the
"...s. Esas' r"Ra' 10 Whistle a welcome 4,
-'"i" "rIt away after Nr. Hoxsey
.'... s-s go doubt that each was goIr gto ,
RaI. - the other ard ther sOne ,
'.. I'' only way 10 get around this
g.. n 80 higher arI further. ard ~ Mr..
..r" vert ~ much hgheS ard
E"r'IcIlsrlv further. thtt he dis
.... rI'0g"'h"r WhereupOr every
..'..i srH b" eyes agar toward >
... BID '-"y -'eck ont over the OCssr }
.Hi'I ~" IN 3 out whether skipper !
.- nal rouRhr a round trio ticket i
-''rfrrg q
'rurs s'or" f.l' thai he hPh gor" .
."~ further rorth thar HoNEey a