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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-29
H,WILTON SIZES 1rRTISS.
Brings Counter Action In Their Dispute
over sing turtiss's Machines.

Israel Ludlow. attorney for Charles
K Hamilton. against whom Glenn II
Curtis- has instituted a suit for ts.OoO for
the Use Of a CurtiSs asroplhns. sad last
night that counter suit had been filed
IN which Hamilton ASS damages 10 tho
amount 81 y3.tOo Hamilton charges
that Curtis- failed 20 provide him with a
suitable motor. and therefor" he was
prevented from making flights that he
could have made otherwise
MIR Ludlow also aid that \ letter had
be..n sent to ,urtl-~ saying that 4 ne did
not Withdraw has objections 20 Hamilton
'lSlng Part IN the meet 10 he managed -
m. Harvard AarouAutical Society ~
boston On Sept"mhar to n l"gal pro-
.edur" would H.. taken against the 500
- s,y Tor barring hlm from 'umI-tlt.ou
tie -aid the sun would ba bAr"d on the
autI-.-onspiraCv Law ~ IN" stat. Of Massa-
.,hJls.tt- and IN" antitrust Law ~ tho
Unitci States Mr. Ludlow said a meet
ing n the executive board 81 tn. National
,Council e Aero clubs Of America. Iud-r
whoe" altuorif" the meet i sanctioned
and 10 which body Hamilton has appealed
for protection. will 10 held on Monday
and Il he objection IL not Withdrawn
bv CUr'i-s ~ this time suit vii h.
. brought ~ nH.s
joseph y Fancmlli business manager
for turtlss -aId Yesterday that Hamilton
had NOT leon barred from IN" meet. hV'
that 6Ur'i-- had included Hamilton :
exhibitions IN his own contract. - ~.
-tIii ounEIderS that Hamilton - uud.-
. CONTRACT To- hun io ay = turfi-- iuachIn"
He .iId 'vT'iss had "Vu"~ted that Ham
ll'or would ny foIr days and b" would
hy IN" other five H.. said IN" r"lea-'
~ the contract - referred to hy Hamilton
only applied 30 European flights and that
turttSS will prevent Hamilton fro m
taking part IN rl.@tz unless ne Uses ou,
Of his mac hines
Mr Fanciuli says that Hamilton was
engaged originally a. demonstrate
81 the mac hines and was aelect@d Ou' N
g0 applicants He says Hamilton pro
po-ad 10 make n separate contract with
the Harvard A.ronautIcal Association
after Curtiss had already included his
services in his own contract He saw
Hamilton contracted with Curtis- for t~'
N"ar- from lar' November
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-29
,II,rOR DE LrssEpS sans.
Map Return 20 Ply In This Country
Thinks Msnapla nes the Best Machines.


The Count Jacques DO I."~sep~. who
made fiftv fiightS IN his monoHlanes AT
tho Canadian aviation meet sailed yester-
day without hts machines, which Ia sold
before having Montreal He " accom-
lanicd by he brother Count Bertrand
do Lessons. and HIS sister. the Countess
do Ia Begasssre. who acted as his IN
tcrpretcr. IA he speaks English imper
fcctlv lie said hs had greater faith in
IN. rionoplane than III the bIplane and
that be- would continue operating the
former type of machine. h"Cause q
seemed 10 him more readily managed
than the hIplane The fact that he never
had used any other kind 81 airship might
account IN part for his belief In IL he
said
The Count addel that he was a brr
uncertain about his flying plans He
would fulfil certain engagements IN France
before positively promising TO take
part IN meets here. II satisfactory
arrangements could hs made with the
Aero club OF America he would return
In October to attend the Internal Ional
aviation meet at Garden city.
The Count sister said that she would
come back here with her brother and
that she expected some time To take a
tiight with him m Blerioi machine
made for two. The Count said he had
/ ordered - new monoplaus with motors
more powerful thsn those On the machines
he used N canada 20 enable him To make
longer and swIfter flights HI" said hs was
unable To tell Yet whether or not he would
enter the race from this city To ~. Louis
| for the $50 80 prize offsr"d by the New
York World. but that he had the subJeC
under consideration
The Count thinks ryinR in heavier than
air maChlns- ~ not any NOR dangerous
than motoring when "a skilled aviator II
a. the helm. Usually in flying only IN"
III" Il The aviator ~ N stake, hut IN
automobile racing tn. lives OF spectators
also ara imp~rilled he Said
The Count and his sister regretted
that they were forced by circumstances
20 rush through th" United States The
Countess said she was pleased AZ her
reception IN Canada and with the aerial
performances there q the Count who
had beaten his own French records for
length Of time IN the air and for height.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-29
COLONEL NOT TANNING VT.
But He Won't Make speeches In Ohls
InIsss SOsnethInk HAppens

OYSTER. BAY l.. J., July - Col RoosA-
welt did not change his mind to-day IN
regard To public utter ance concerning
the Ohio situation He read the Plat
form in the morning papers and read
> carefully He merely repeated tina,
h. has nothing to say about II When
IL was suggested that he had advocated
a progressive platform and the CONVEX
ton had adopted a stand pat platform
he smiled HIS manner did not indicate
that he is angry over the outcome Of The
convention.
1t is moro than likely that James R
Garfield. the defeated candidate for ID.
nomination for Governor. Will ooms 10
Sycamore Hill pretty soon. The Colon.l
wants 10 hear the story from him, but
even after that he IL not likely To pass
any comment Garfield will probably
drop IN within the next week or two
clifford Pinchot, VINO u now IN California
where he - going To stump for two in.
surgents. one OF whom IA Hiram John.
son, candidate for the q ubernAtoral
nomination, IL expected here slso
The talk Of the ex-President stump
ing Ohio ~ simply talk, 30 far as he him
self ~ concerned just what he vii
say 20 Wade n Ellis. chairman Of The
heDuDllteln NldNt NDIuIlllNes IN Unl0.
when MIR Ellis comes IL unknown Il
may be said on good authority. however
that Col Roosevelt will not make any
campaign speeches in Ohio unless IN
! forcseen events come TO pass. He IL gong
! TO be too busy in other places this fall
The Colonel spent some time today
discussing his African trip with repre-
-entatives of the Smithsonian Institution
| In the afternoon he labored over hs
speeches. which he hopes To have finished
for tn" most part before he leaves next
month There are a lot OF points he viii
take mp that require a good deal of careful
/ thinking
Tomorrow morning T X leaves a.
usual for New York and the Outlook
He said tonight that lac doesn' I eHpec'
many visitors, but YOU can never tsl
who may just happen aroutd 10 SEQ hin
and the Rev Or Lyman Abbott.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-29
KAISER WON'T help MADRIZ
WoN'T COWE BETWEEN THE
a.. y. tND NfCAR tGrA.
CsasaI Msaatt Report. o" Prssress ~
Estrada Rule IN the Esss-ssoF1 ~
American Brigade neerufted tor
D1upNelea In southern state eig Pay
s,.,iI csH. D.sps,ss tn rm sus

American BRIGADE Recruited Ter
B1u~nelds IN southeru state pig Pay
sr.,tI cass psspsics n Tm sus
BEKLIN. July .. The correspondent ~
THE SuN Was lnfoTmed az the Foreign
Ofi~e to-day that Germany. IN reply 70
the circular note % the Nicaragian Gov
eminent asking this country and otner
Powers to invsrvene AZ Washin gton IN
the interest % the Madriz Government.
had sent an answer IN the effect that she
was not IN n position IN take any steps
in the matter.
Furthermore Germany gill decline to
intervene In tho internal affairs of MICA
rsgua or between the United States and
Nicaragua.
wAsHISoroS. July - Thomas p. Moi
fatt. American Consul at Bluehelds. re-
ported 10 the state Department to-day
that the Estrada faction II in control OF
all points on the eastern coast 81 MICA
ragIn, with the ex, option 81 San Juan del
Norte. BluefeIds Blun and Cape GraciAS
Dios.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. July "A story
is current here to the eject that several
hundred Americans will land upon the
coast Of Central America within the next
thirty days for service with the Estrada
forces an Nicaragua. These men will
come from Alabama. Tennessee and
Missouri A portion Of the battalion
and most Of the higher officers are now
! in camp ut Chickamauga With their State
troops. IL il said. 4 Mississippi contm-
gent will meet the expedition AT tho EN-
barking point.
The organization Of a foreign legion
for service in Central America has been
attempted for several months. and IN
fact several members of the Louisiana
and MISSISSIPPI. State Guard did 60 TO
| Nicaragua and saw service m the last
campaign The revolutionary govern
ment wanted to pay them in titles and
promotions instead OF gold These could
not be hypothecated and they resigncd
Since that time the Estrada forces have
offered additional Inducements to the
same officers and they in turn have got
! in touch with officers Of the state troops
who belong to this department
| IL IN saId that the expedition will con
| sist Of about 500 men and the ranking
! officer will be a Bngadier General IL
~ said he will come from the Alabama
troope now IN camp Other high officers
will come from southern Mississippi and
the delta country. possibly several from
New Orleans. where the plan Was Matched
Each 10 to receive the pay of has rank.
/ United States pay, with 20 per cent
increase and certain concessions II the
revolution ~ successful
Col Victor G Tomas 10 said To have
been the officer who came 20 Chicka-
manga and conducted the negotiations.
Col Tomas was an aide upon the STAFF
Of Gen Estrada during the entire cam
paign and his personal representative
to raise troops in the United states for
the revolutionary forces
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-29
DIN COWING TO BROOkLrN.
Chairman Of the state Committee WIN
Talk To Democratic Count, GommIttee

Notices for a meeting Of the Democrsu,
county committee next Tuesday evening
were sent arolni in Brooklyn yestsr.
dav. Sp-clal interest il directed T. the
gathering from the fact that John A. DIX.
III" new chairman of the state commit.
tee, has promised 10 he on hand To maze
All address and that Edward NJ. shepard
who IL now "A member 81 the State execu.
tive committee. N also 90 speak
At the resent meeting Of the executive
committees at Saratoga Mr.. Blk va.
invited by John II McCooey, the county
leader IN Kings TO address the local courtv
committee. ana the call for Tue~iav
evening was is-uel AZ his request
Some routIu" business will be ttans
actet at N" meeting and SUCCESSORS .,
the Magistrates and Special Session
Justices who have resigned ~ delegates
will be- chosen
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-29
WALKING ron sJ.O1, rRIzr.
OkIahoms Boomer Hits Nrw York az
Double TrAnsront inrnta Trip.

An official boom.r arrived here FROM
night. lie is G..ors. Palmer. who SAYS
he walked from OklahAma 'uv ~ Sau
Francisoo and from Their" 10 New Nor.
n he gets back To Oklaharna 81 foot ly
October l he expects tn r-c.rv" pr,l"
Of 1000 from the Daily Okinhourr and
the Chamber of CommerC" "t oklahoma
City
II was the idea NJ the cntarprisinc CITY
and newspaper thai II some on" would
walk clear across the country and back
again with the proper amount ~ adyer
tisine on hi. hack ~ might help N" plac.
along Palmer who ~ slight and wrrv
and IS wears old was selecisSi FOR tho Joh
He started from oklahoma CIV On ID
cernber ~. 1910 and r~aChs-i san fran
cis~o on March Il Three davs ld'.r h.
started for New York lie wears a brown
khaki SUIT and high CAP HIS mEElgc.
mostly newspaper clippings. ~ pa"k..i
N canvas knapsa'k which Weighs
thirty FIVE pounds HIS destination a'i
purpose are printed IN large black i'r.
ters on the knap-aCr
i follow the railroad most ot N" wav -
said Palmer last night. and pat ny 81
hotels when there are ANY On TIA" Whui..
I have made our very we'll
Here are some friends Of mine from
the West. he added painting 10 PIC
tuTe Of the Alternately bovs and their ia
i glese you've heard NJ them | mo-
them AZ Erie. Pa They W"r" on th"'r
way hack in tho AUTOMOBILE" and I ~aS
striking for here on foot
Tomorrow morning At 10 o'cloCk m
going to see Mayor GIaynor and get M.
signature 20 a statement that have been
in New York I'm going to start back
in a few days
Am ! gong to make ~ Yon bet
There's q. no waiting for me over there -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-29
So, r,,. 10 church Fighting bees.

TARRYrowS. y. Y. July ?s.-Fr.dericS
T Rhmdsn and Joseph Kelly. painters,
while at work to-day painting the First
Reformed church her. stumbled onto q
bees nest
-Stung,- said Kelly
-Her~ tool replied Blund~n. but we u
M Thorn
Tho blow torch was brought out and
its fame WIS turned on the nest Tho
church was set afrs and soon u was
beyond the control ~ the two men aud
the fire depart ment was called ont. The
daTnaQs 10 about fS0D
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-29
Couxre.. Committee Ovens Up.

opened headquarters yesterday IN IT."
~ James Bulding. Broadway ana
Twenty sixth strest Seven rooms haN"
BEEN r-nted and a. soon as IN" com
mittee'= star of helprrS can h.. s"t 10
work there will H. a food of campaign
literature Congressman Henry Z Lon
denslager Of New Jersey will h.' in charge
Of the headquarters Congressman Will
lam n Mckinley oi Illinois vii have the
mana cement NJ the Chicago headquarters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-29
~, ~n Railroad Employee. ChIorsform~d
and Robbed.

NIppLErowS. v V. July - Seven
employees 81 The Ontaro and Western
Railroad who slept together in a shan'v
at Cornwall were chlorofnrmed 10y buy
glar. som. time last night and robb~i ~
all Of thsir money and their watches
The men all awoke at ? o'clock IN the
morning and were very III and the room
was filled with the fumes Of chloroform.
After they had partly recovered they
found that they had been robbed OF svsry-
thing 81 value Their trunks had been
taken out Of doors and ransacked. There
u no clue to tho burglars
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-29
Referee DisaIio~s Mrs. Hammerstein =
Claim.

PHTLApELPHIA. Pa July - Tn" claim
Of Mrs Gilmore Hammer-tein To part
Of the household furnishings that the
tr,I-tee included in tn. estate ~ her hus-
Rand. Harry Hamm-rrts'n. when ne was
declared a bankrupt has been disallowad
by Richard = Hunter. the referee
Mrn Hammerstein told tn" referee
IN her testimony that she got some II
tho furnishings from her mother. some
from her mother-In-lAw and that she
bought some with $4,000 gwen 20 her
Inv her first husband. Charles Fonda
a Port Jeryis y. Y laundryman
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DIED..

AcEFpNNN or Wednesday JUL = .
home 81 rAs' 18Th - after N-'-' -.
George Boyd Alderman 'ofmcr.F oil,
Vpchellr : Masonic services ~
Lawn ,~r~sfcr, On friday 90 Z - "
PRooE. on Jr,, =. FidsIe Bfoos, 81. 4 :
~@-,f r.s TVS Ft.'.Euat CHrHsH. ~ We =
90 .FE,NE 3 'ANFnFiL Rtr1 I.'"
rordislN in,l'"d
N-SiiTN on Iu'y a. Anni- IrN'.. =,
,icc TVS TrSFEAL CHrH'H. 81 N'''
~ tFHsNg q CsaPHgLi bLr1 ''.''"
N''~d 'o attend.
MORST en- july -. Margaret dNVgh's' ~
ana w, /. ". Nor" Of tsS'nn'
4gr 4
Funeral private. Inbr-ent s,me d'
Greenwood
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-29
CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATS
VIII Held state Convention sept. Bald
win Fayorite for dsON ernor.

NEW HAVEN. July :s.-The Democratic
COMMITTEES this afternoon fixed upon
September and as hstime for the stat"
convention IN this city.
The preference for Gubernatorial
nominee among the committeeman was
ex-Chief Justice Simeon r.. BALDWIN Of
this city. Mayor Fisher Of Middletown,
tho is also professor at Wesleyan MT
ysrsity, said IN response to a question
as TO his candidacy for Governor that h"
hasn't money enough 10 stand for that
Office 40. not enough TO make even a
decent contribution To tho stat" com
mittee IL should receive III" nomination,
he added.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-29
Canars,e,tes stung

About IN reeIdents 81 canarsia have
been swindled ont 81 Is zach by two bogus
agents ~ the Brooklyn Gas Company
The Canarrieites live in . part Of the old
village IN which there is no gas conner-
tions and they were eager tn give up IS
each on the assurance Of the Hwindlerr
that the maine would be laid by the COM
pany within three months II they would
chip in 10 help pay for the job About
% ,o0o had been collected before the fraud
was discovered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-29
No Suffrage BILL Just YET.
British Cabinet Wont Permit Measure 10
Come Up In the Commons Again

SpsoaI Csois Despa'es 10 TEE Sun.
LONDON. July -. In the House Of Com
mons this afternoon Mr.. Lloyd George.
Chancellor Of the Excheauer. replying to
question in regard TO what the Govern
ment proposed to do with the woman
suffrage Cancellation bill. which IL now
buried in committee % the whole. said
that inAsmuoh ~ this measure did not
deal with the whole QUESTION the Cabinet
could no, afford further facilities for It's
dlsctl.siou at the present session.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-29
Ahr,h,mLr,, WASN'T In,el, ed

Abraham Levy. the criminal lawyer.
had M connection with the investigation
by th. Coronsrs of a story that some one
triad 90 brib~ the Coroner's ONCE in ron
ne~tion with the inquiry INTO the death
~ the laby daughter Of : Head
There waH nothing IN the rase Ca warrant
bringing IN IN" name NJ any Abraham
Lew except the word ~ newapap~r
tip-ier, who naid he had heard th. story
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-29
FLEW ONLY EGO wTLES.
the Dirt8ibIe " n. Inv entsr Gross or
board. Fails IN Get Distance Record

special Cdhls Dr'pa'rA N TIVE SrN
BERLIN. July 2s.-Herr Gross's dIrIgibIs
balloon M - with the designer aboard.
started late last night from Berlin for SAxs.
Coburg and GothA In the attempt TO es-
tablish q long distance record
The dirigible returned TO Gotha at noon
The reasons for abandoning the fight
are unknown. She covered 2eo mills in
thirteen hours.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-29
MWE. Csv4LIERI BETTER.
n. ". shanIer's Operate Bride Reco, er
Ing Prom Appendicitis 0p-ratisn.

rrSol1i oIhiS DS'paiCh 70 TuE Sus
PNEIS. July - Lima CavAlsTi. N.
oI'cra singer. Mrs Robert Winthrop
Chanl"r m private life who was op.rate,I
upon for appendicitis AZ her houss. in
ably
Prof SECOND. who performed the
operation. saws that Mrs ChAnler showed
remarkable courage IN refusing to tax .
chloroforn until after she had been PLACED
upon the operating table.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-29
youns woman. su,c,d. n, shooting.

ESGLEwooD. y J. July ~ Miss
Catherine Honl. who had lived Al Cr.sskill
In the home Of her brother law. r r
MeStsl. a stock broker. for the last eigh.
teen months. ended her life Lat night by
shooting herself IN the head She was
Is ysars old She had been III for n long
time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-29
opsra,,on on E,snx-u,., Alexander

sss~I' ,.h's D-,7d'rs - rHE S''N
BrRIiS July - Charles VI Al"Xand"r
tho evangelist wss opera'"d upon TODAY
for apu.ndicitI- T. - aid that ~ far
a. can J." Judged AZ present m" operation
vaE ic..s'--fui
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-29
WARN TED.

WALLACE MCLEAN On july - '''.
Roosrr e Ethrl Ncrean to 4" NJ
~ Wallace
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III n
ALFRED BENJAMIN & Cos Tailormade clothes

The remaining weeks Of the summer season will be
devoted to closing out Spring and Summer Apparel
Decided reductions have already been made
in prices Of Suits, Shirts and Neckwear.
Among the suits reduced to SIS and $40 are some
unIined Outing Suits, flannel, Torsted s. mohaiv;
also Norfolk Suits.
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INuI NI Ahkges.
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FRANK x. CAN PBELL, 1Al. 3AS ". -
ChGpeh. Ambulance Service Tel iAsN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-18
@erft0te Seine att9!
8ebt ibnen Siilfe nnb mamd)e Sam
Nntonier 2ente iperben gliid-
ltder leim.
u@irft Die 2ebens-2eine aus!"
Die Nieren brol1fen &iiIfe.

u@irft Die 2ebens-2eine aus!"
Die Nieren bro1den &iilfe.
Sic iino ii~berorbeitet = fonlten
oos @ift nidt aug Dem glute fmtltrie,
rem.
Sic perben NIT ieoer Minutc
i6limmer.
8oat Sbr Sbnen beIfen2
0oa1s Nieren Hinen boben tout
ienoe bon Nieren-2eioenbe bonn 3u1-
be Ser 8er5meiflung 5uriidgebraht.
&1rleren irgeno cine Mrt bon Ric=
ren-2eioen.
Wrs. Morie &obn1onn, 6t5 Mon-
tano StraBe, ioet: sd scbroltdtq
0oans Nieren-Giuen Dor 3 Sohren
uno lernte in iener 3eit ibren groBe;l
@ert idaten. Sic toten mir oicl
@utes Alno babe i6 ieitoem feire
ODER penig 9eidmeroen bon meinel
Nieren. Cine Sreunbin flogt9
iiber Nieren=2eiben nno i6 empfohi
ibr 9oons 9eieren Bi1en. Sic fcllt-
tie einen gorrat bon Ser 8erar 9rug
So. II. ml1rbe nod ibrem @ebrouf
prompt gebeilt. Sd babe polles gu
trauen in oieie mertpolle Nieren-Me=
oi5in uno 5oaere ni6t, oteieIbe 5ll
empfeblen."
Gum gerfouf bel o1en SGnolern.
Breis SO Gents. Softer MiIburn
60, 8uffalo, Seem Oorf, o1eirige
@aenten fir bie Ser. Staoten.N
grinnert gu6 oes Nomens :
9oans = lt1to nebmt feline onoeren.
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Gtabtrats. IerhanbIunaen.

Der Noriblag Der Snniet 9abu
in Der Saps Stro5e einen 8iaouft
5u bnuen, tpenn bic unterfubrullg
in Der Sberman StraBe in @esTad
fommt, miro angenemmen. Cine
Sroinan5 iteat Die neue @ren5lirie
IN Der Noro-6lores Strobe, bon
@et-9ouiton Strabe Bis gum Mi-
IitGr Hlaaa felt. 2ibe Dat SiraBe
mir6 ~nerbeiiert um mebr 8erfebr
oortbin 81 bringen ultb BON Dem gu
nern Der Sta0t nb5ulenfen. Marer-
rlann, 4rnauo uno &uebn meroen
als 4omite eineefebt, I'm iber Die
@toblierung BON offentli6en geourf.
nisanitalteu 5u beri1ten.