The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-01
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vhisFinE along parallel 20 the sho-~ Inc
and about 81 feet ou; over the saves
The avIat0rs FiEhi from Alhanv 20
Nsw NoTk was m more spectac,ila- than
Ma sixty mile dash res' crowded beaches
ana The vai-yfronts Of citi~~ to-day
TAcasasds we're yzcksd on pleasure
ri~r. and on The roofs ~ factories and cry
tenements to catch sight % the dpptnE
WtnE~ that SKINNED The lake wat~r.
The aviators flight today followed
DISAPPOINTMENT similar 10 'ho@s which
preceded his getaway from Albany on the
occasion 80 hts traversing the Hudson
route More than i0.Npo persons spent
the day at Euclid Park on Tuesday IN an
tIcpat,on 81 his HtEh' but then the
weather conditions were not favorable
This morning The r'cnickers b-gan % ar
rive early and whom the s~roplan-''ook
80 hight 81 "a O'Clock ne r~sort con-
tanned a bigger crowd than yesterday
Curttss eft IN" earth on long low
slant from a rorsd ~ section ~ the beach
where the crowd was danSes' There
was scarcely a breath ~f wind a.d the
Aeroplaae seemed a. steady az a Pullman
car for 'ha Hrst 100 yards ~ aight nut
over IN" water
Then Mrs CIrtiss who vas star ng
vim Ms. Adams. the mother of ihe
aviator on a para of a hotel ~ the
bea n. began - show nerV Dusness
-Vhy dpn't he get up'- she repeated
several times -He's too low something's
wrrnE
But just then the mscnin- hogan 10 saii
upward With h''ls things ard bucklns a.
from sids 20 SIDE
oh thatz the little ?Id- II shore
wind thats making hum rock 90. Mr..
Curtiss exclaimed -Tho.a are nothing
Hen -oon BE- above ihem
she Vas right Before CurtisS hogan
IN make the slow turn ~ bring hirnseK
parallel with the Ike cnasi ne Wa m more
than one hundred f.-rt and riding steadily
Then the spreading wing grew -mudEed
IN the pall ~ smoke from Cleyelsnds
waterfront fsctoneA faded INTO a mite
and were list tn the Wow 81 ne thousands
on The beach Mrs Curtss raced 70 a tel~-
phone and hold u m she heard her
husbands voice reas-Iring h"r from
Ce,iar Grove little moro than an hour
later
The aviator swept past Gordon Park.
near Cleveland -lN minutes after he
took tho air A. tho life saving s'1tIon ~
tho mouth q the Cuyahoza River marking
tho centre = Cleveland's waterfront he
was pbout three hundred feet from the
Snrishing v histi-s along rhur". gong y-rv
fast go feet W more above the lsk.s
surface
A. Rock River On the further outskirts
NJ the city the aviator seemed - h" making
pretty nearly mile a minute Ne was
Aying low and straight along the ha' tops
of the waves not more than 10 feet from
shore. Avon Point was passed AZ I n.
Just u minutes out from the starting
point At ISorain the aviator made =
slight curve IN toward the beach which
was packed with people. and 10 waved
his hand in answer 70 their cheers
Here a speedy steamer aauippad with
wireIess picked up the flying man and At
tempted TO keep him m sight for the rest
Of the way ia Cedar Point The steamer
was left behind a. II ~ had hem anchored.
From Huron. where CIr'i-s again
swung In toward the beach ~ give the
people q good pe.k NJ HIN. the aviator
picked oIt a beelin' course direct 10
Cedar Point he was about yy0 ee@t m
the ar a. tho former poJnt and seemed
20 bssIscking an hts sped. Ne af;srward
sAid tnat " Wa ner~ tnA' ~ Ntruch ifH
.tih breeze and that This Rad reduced
HE speed
The watchers A. Cedar Point picked =
out speck IN the haze down IN" lake
shore ~ 2.2o The sferk grew rarldly
and the noise ~ the proreliera thrsmmed
through the air Curtiss almost skimned
the topa Of the Naves ~ no dipped IN Co.
ire shore. mode a half ci-cle 81 tne beach
and drop Ie1 hEStly 30 earth NJ the
Breakers Hutel AZ PA q 'ciock.
=. Ne vert directly to the hotel rtnit
Nom and ate a hearty m~al With q. 4.
Boecklirg president % the Cetar Poirt
AmuseneFt Company But hrgt he had
hrs wife or the ielephoTe ard told her /
hat the trip was IRE
I struck a near thirty mile breeze
hack there beyond Huron eaii Curtisa. .
END I don't want 20 buck 70 again this /,
afternoon. III 60 back tomorrow before I
10 O'Clock n the weather permits.
ROBERTS To HEAD HINT AGAIN. /
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