The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-02
THEY ARE SAFE
THE CREW OF TIE: LAST BAL
LOON ARE FOUND AT LAST.
Both Haul-y and ro., kepor1 In
harmed. After Travelling Approx
i,,ately $50 Miles In Balloon.

Allan P. Haw.ey aaG AuSus,us
Post. ihe ac-onauts 81 the balloon
America II. :or whom search hlJ
been prosecuted IL tie Canadian
wilderness. are safe and have Is.
lab!Ished new worlds record 70.
sustained H!gh,
They Travelled opp.on!.na; -
$50 miles and came 20 earth N Cal
&C utim! county. Quebec. on Weda"s.
day. Oct. is. but were 40; heard
from until last Wednesday. when lei
egrans sent IRON St Ambrose. Que,
reached New York.
The bailoonis;s started from: s..
Louis with a!ne other conteataat. -.
the international race Monday. Oc-
.obe. u All the other hs.!oons
have been reported
Two messages from HaTi.y anc
Post were received in New YORK
early Wednesday night One was q
William Hav!ey. hrothe. OF tie :,,r
onaut. the other 20 Samuel e Per
k;ns. pilot o. the balloon D lsseldor.
III. which Until Wednesday nigh;
had been considered the winner
The message 10 VT. Hawley read.
Landed in wilderness week ago.
SO miles north OF Ch:cout!ni. Boeh
we'll. Allan.
The Perkins message read:
Landed Pa-abonka river north
Lake Ch!logan. 18th: all we'll. Re
turning. Hawley.
Post
With the receipt OF tie news end
ed a search. regarded by many as
almos, hopeless. a which the gov
"r-m-n:s ot :h!s country and C"::a
da were Indirectly participating. For.
In addition to enlasaries sen; By the
Aero Club o. S.. Louis. tie cutter
service. the signal corps OF the army.
the Hudson Bay company and other
agents were conducting the search.
securing the lakes and making pre-
para:ions for search.
Lloyd Harmon. the wealthy ANA
teur aercnaut and aviator OF Nv.
York. had offered sl.09o TO any o:.e
finding Hawley ana Post. dead or
alive. and this sum had been ir-
creased Wednesday nigh; b. sub
script!on 20 more than $1,000. a.,
the international aviation meet az
Belmont park TIE aviators Wednes-
day afternoon headed BY $500
pledged BY Glenn Il. Cu.;iss.
Young Perkins who accompanied
Lieut.; Hans Ger!cke IN the Dusse!-
cor!. conceded Immediately ai,c. -.
receipt o. the telegram tha, ne and
the German los; A1s; place 70 ,h.
New Workers Perkins had estima.-
ed :he distance travelled by ID: Dus-
seIdorf AZ l.240 miles. He was over
ioyed a; hearing from his long los
rivals and quickly dispatched a mes
sage to ST. Ambrose with !nst-uc-
tons 70 forward . message OF coz
gra,u!a;;ols 10 Messvs Eaw!ey act:
Post.
W'il!iaa, Hawiey shouted With Ella
ton when be heard CT his brothers
success aud sa!ety. Fo. the las.
week be lad been uade. j coas'aa.
strain and had 3eep il hourly com
nuDIca:ion With points In Canal
from which he hoped 20 receive News
OF :ae landing As the outlook grew
less hopeful day oy day h!s aa1-
:etv became gre; ter but through =.
all he t!d no; lose faith IN bis t-o,c-
er's ability 70 come through alive.
He had sen; J. Il. Pope and Ed
mund Strutton 70 OTTAWA 20 carr:
on the search but he notified them o:
the happy ending.
The America II vas las: .eporte'.
passing over Maple City. Mich. Sky
Sazers were able 20 read the Eamc
or the balloon but thereat:e. a..
trace St her was !os: