New-York tribune., 1910-06-05
DARING AIR NAVIGATOR
ST|RS CROWD OF 10000
Hamilton Varies Thrilling FeatS
w Taking Up an Amateur
Passenger.
IN FLY TO PHILADELPHIA
Three Aviators Aloft at One
Time - More Flights at
Mineola Promised for
To-day.

M i-7--igoraTeS me etaiA' 'ii0r>S7 ~''
...es bright and red b'ooded people
s-,-7-- cr-- for SOY. treated ten thousand
-.-sors with an aerial prescription yes
,ardsv afternoon
They culped hard many 'imes' nut
..,. +s,-a- Immediately after swallowing
,.t,,ar-ep,eer capsules when the
..-,s,or made his justly renowned dives
s;-,ost 10 the earth. The treatment
ms nc free IS the air in which Hamil-
ton flies.
= -ba-e are anv pink people who 90
,,-. know what is the matter with their
1igeeriar they may avail themselves
he s@-a-roo7 of = free course in praC-
al se-onsutics that viii make them
,.a,nr and hungry for more.
,-o one except. perhaps. Mr.. Hamilton
,.-,ou-e why ho is providing an outdoor
,,-e al "a New Workers at no cost Of
.7,,issior. When he is asked about il
ba saws he has nothing else TO do, likes
?, IN il and is killing time preparatory
20 a,-irg 70 -. Louis for S3ooeo.
re saws he -yiIl start on the st. Louis
.rfr as soon as the requirements are
made kaoyyn M. Hamilton said last
,irft that r. would positively fly at
Afipeols between ( and Z o'clock to-day.
FLIGHT 10 Philadelphia.
Tho Ne7 York Times" made the fol
lowing announcement last night:
The New York Times" and The
Philadelphia Public ledger have ar
rang4d with charles X. Hamilton the
aeroplzuisf whose featS of aviation on
Hempstead Plains in the last few days
rsvs eyce'Ied anything previously done
aa g limited field. 10 make flight from
Nav York 70 Philadelphia ana back
gain.
The fight viii take place probably on
saturday next Mr.. Hamilton's present
plan rs % make the start from Van
cortland; Park about : o'clock in the
morning or later. He will under this
arrangement fly out over the Hudson
DOWN the river TO the Pennsylvania
Esi1~oad station in Jersey City. Rising
above the station ne viii follow The
tracks of the Pennsylvania Railroad
through Newark. Elizabeth. Railway,
Nlv Brunswick Trenton and Bristol.
Nr. Hamilton hopes to make the trip
g. Philadelphia without alighting until
-ie reaches the end OF the journey. He
vfU undertake TO return from Philadel-
E.hia on The same day. alighting at his
sterling point in Van Cortlandt Park.
The distance comprised in the pro-
posed fight xiii be about one hundred
miles each way. two hundred miles in all.
Carried Passenger.
TO Tho rhythm of rapid heart beats
Hamilton few I'm his aeroplane yester-
d. a total Of 3s minutes > 30 seconds
srer Hempstead Plains. He made no
-,-oss--ountry flights. such as captivated
tae spectators on the two preceding
dsys but ne added the novelty Of carry
ing A. amateur passenger half way
around the course.
Tho passenger was Claude Nolan, a
Cist-ihGtor of automobiles, OF Jackson
Me Fla Mr. Hamilton had several
times electrified the crowd by dipping
toward earth, fuu power. on. from Va
rors dizzy attitudes He indmated TO
Mr. Nolan that he would give him the
experience OF one such dive.
Mr.. Nolan asked to be permitted 10
cI.a his seat 20 some one else. He said
ater that Il was Ham;lton's dip, just as
wueh HamLtons property as if he had
4 in a bank. It was part OF Hamilton's
stock I'm trade. he said, and he did not
'a'nk i- would be right for him. new in
rn. business. 10 make Hamilton share
81. honor cf making il with anybody.
Dropping al Full Speed.
a few minutes after that Mr.. Nolan
MS looking up with a beatifc express
s."7. Cor Hamilton Was dropping from d
height ~ I'VE hundred feet. the pro
GeI-re going fun speed, his machine at
- angle # -. degrees. and Mr.. Nolan
remcU5ereG that the aviator WAS alone
In his Eiarr.
Il was q grea. day for flying. both for
Those pho few and those who stood and
tree 10 comprehend the beauty Of the
picture and the fine points involved.
Hamilton. Baldwin and Seymour were
.H 1le air simultaneously.
without Hamilton the show would
have been worth going miles TO sec.
WITH Hamilton it was Hamlet ia tht
play. Sereral times he went higher
'rau eae thousand feet frequently glid-
HS from heights OF six hundred and
e.Eh' hundred Tset iu the way that is
s- making him famous. and the one
Spectacular Dip directly in front OF thn
'n.'l from FIVE hundred 10 within fif-
'"rn Feet of tho ground WIS said - b=
f.. aosi wonderful indication Of the
mus couiro1 Of the fyjng machine that
.. Haa -a-r. shown
G-sze5 Bsidwin'5 AeropIane.
.'rr. he eo-por,ed over captain Bald
ms aero3lauc. that WIS pounding
s.o-s eu an even izeei twenty feet from
e4--r Hamilton was C5ur hundred feet
ea gong much faster He must have
He-n irving 10 see nov close n could
.raze rae STEADY captain without dis
-cra-acaing lin. for that rs what he
4.E
Tz-er as = v.holo. the perfoFfaa'ie nee
terIa- was vhzt might be cescrlbec
p e. more dignlfeJ exhibition OF nlgh'
'rsn those o1 Thursday and FRIDAY he
r.e-- over taa fold in broad, majesti'
,1eepe and left the innocent dumb AM
t.a- ~ the plain unrlolested-
fl sr1a estimated that there acre i've
al.drol automobiles present and theA
footed uhou the modest man drew
.aa. y va q joyous surprised and
mated crowd. and The only unhappy
r~rson there vas Ha milton when h.
csHe down and VAS surrounded by hero
p-rzhippcrs Gage T. Tarbell asked fol
the privilege Of flying with him.