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DR. EIIOT ~ >O,IiIJsH.
Niiw auhrr NictOrN M"r"b INprr->ion Of
Disgust win DisI Parties

CHICAGO, Dec "Sy'.II.-l 'a- no
place ~ III" United Stat 'h". r~u"T-UIp
II properly - too WILDLY .h-'"ru''!. '
.aid Charles ". Eliot president .'i.r,'I.
~ Hary ard tniv"r-lty, VINO arrived IN
Chicago to-day after a 'wu H. r.-.'
xith MAJ r Emil S.rd"l IN Miwaur..
Il do not think rh"r.. wriI "y"! &c. a
soralI-'rr party III III" u''"d r'..'--
CORRESPONDING a. ~" German 'r-tIt, ..-
ton. continued Dr IIu' . p'.d. '..f-
ar" different n" N..wdt.'." -. ..--'-
~" 'r"., -ur."-- 80 ~" general .!-Rr.-'
Thi,N ".'ry .'. FnI - H." 'p'i..' ~
b"fh B.'uu,rt'- trd Republicans f.
49, . ruuuI.r r,.u.-."u against ~" 'yr-
upfior Il lr' ''irrE 'i'niri-'Th'I pr-
whom Trough '.'r INTO power The
uJIurI's 1t VI saYt,". ,IfI/"f- If.' zIr'
socialists ~" Wuiprr'y ~ QUEENS
mere. 'D""'"r. "sr' -gU-i"d with 'H-
Adulul-'r ration IT AFFAIR." ~ their cIfv
d. Eliot expressed great adnIrni Iou
fbr Mayor S"idsl and los me wisdom Of las
Sfgs.SisIEaIion:
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Edward II OInun OF Minnesota. Nm.rr.
can ConsulI'.n"ral az 'onsIantIuou'- ,iI"d
'h"r" Thursday after short Illness HI"
STATE Department re- '.iN.d "a 'ihI" ,i..- patch
yesterday saving ihn' he bad been 90 for
= -h"Ti iin" Win ia" grp h" .uu,"-
dIrf" '1u-" Of ms death. however Wa
intestinal trouble W. Olmuu vH- born
IA EO"h"-t-r. MINI Uu August H. l,,. In
49, b" wn- grIduH'.'I from TIE 10, d".
yITtu"n' 81 IA" uIy..r-tiN 81 NIuu,..of,
H.. vu- ~ nii,. tIrIr -"'r..tnr, nf IN. ~ Paul
Enr N--O,IHtiun Iud secretary oT Ih. Srnt"
Bar N--O"tI'IOn Later hr va I. member
al ~" Ninn"-n'h Board RI Law Examiners
~" "Ei'-r'.i ppIii'- and Ma -'r '..i 80 Ne.
Minnesota ~'ni" -"rn," "" "nt"r"d the.
consular .rrSI'" on Iuly o.. 49,. whom
u" NH- npr"tnr'',i "u-yl ~ ~u''.tr' H."
nnd b..'.u n-.rI-',.u"r,I ~ ,,t,-rnnrur,,'"
-In'. tune. 80 '.Es,
charles stewart phuuI,-. for many wears
~" Tenor -"."l-' - l'".N Irurr. Ts.oyuA
IDrHi'~.- ~ IL home. I'H iil'k- -rf"'''
~" VA born 81 ENGLAND .ud Ne . rrI,iri1ts
III "a" n,N"'-rrv 81 IGlnr.rsh ~. IN"
20 ms country i""niN .fhr"r wears ago and
h"vnm" prominent ~ tenor singer Ir
sang ~ IumiN 'hgf'h. MluhIt'tu AMI M
rh''I rni raj CONGREGATIONAL ntlr, DO IA Er,uL :
Ivu before going 10 IInI, IIir,f. III. A..
~ ~" Dudl", Bu'h Ma" Uurr'"' aud
hhd h""m musical direction ~ ~" HrIrf H.
- I"ofP" ~O"l't, amt m" British >,f1nr-
and HIv"T-tiy iIUb ct Sew lurA ~. -
survived rs IA WI"
william I"rurl-"r. FOR m1ay ,rIr-
manager for ) Nuu'lu" 90. ,l"nl.
'.f- ~ OTt"ufal 'rpd- ~ fhi- ,.f, an.
e. m horn" ~ Mount vernon l.- "r,i,,
fuOTniuy ~" WH~ apparently ~ good
h"nl'h md ilt"nl"i - bu-iu.-- ~ tl-,Ial
"n IhuT-'lI, Nr IUfI"n-"r ven II,
w"fh ~ IT." trtuI street -ipr.. ~ I.dl.,
~"n- when M. wI~ INV Later h..
went VIih N" ii'm ct : Nnr.lrn d, -,
and remained there uuii HI death he.
vas Tor nIny ""if- =",r"tarv ~ il" Spllrf L
luh Nr L"ru"r."' Vn- g. wear. III
Jnhn " Nnr'nrnr .",r.'trt ~ rt.
NorihrOp '"ihIHg 'pfupIN1 di"'i IN IhuT--
dHy ~ hA home. - M'.-' I1t-i .trSri 10.
Wa - 'rar- ~ AK" aud had h".n Isi"n' Med
With N" trade nearly tw"Tfy 4" Hr~ with ht-
fa'h"r and brother lite ~ survived 10y his
NiIc anal daughter,
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MEMORIAL. RESOI., TiD>s

DAYTON " y regular meeting - '-r urr .
? Manager, - the " 'NRNTTNN ''1rU .r
On December la'o. the fulpwinc 80. .-
unanimous expression ~ the Boar
The HoarI ~ Manager ~ the Mnnha't,n D."
IN, '"l-nr! with grrar .prtuw ~ tic .rs'-
- uur ~ -, MOST 80" med art SO. voc
rrrr~ hers M the toe President - no e.. =
,uarl"~ " DAYTON Judge Dayton "a
rrrrNrs ~ n" Hoard 'pr many Nr'-- r'
49,, f-r- have been - great value. mt -'
death - a distinct loss to the ''ur
n" member, ~ tUr Board. nnc ant Al. -
r,r. 'brN have vet with persona r--
judge IA, tom vr- EVER genital Enib ~ l-
I'..~ 'rnnt. generous and vn-ri'.n .- -
s>-,claupn Min Dis fellow members = -
..r nu. VA, Nr.d u i-ccuorNi" "s'rr- -'
r.rrr
Il.. Eo1rl desires tn cypress to hl, vI..r. s-t
children It's gent and sincere ~F~ga'-E
'u'.r bereavement and IN assure '-r~ rat
judge naFf 90 NIl ever hc held o.. -. ~---
r'.~ - the Manhattan 'IIb In lasting .-.
a'yruona'r Remembrance
~FV trp III'" ~ NorplN' Nr".--
r.r uoari ~ Tt-rr'or- o' wv l''rrr'
lNn ',s"'rY roMr,vr ~ ~ N.F'
f''I D~.murHHr :. 1GlI.
.n 'rr Prot r'.,~ ~ cot. or Ur~-.Is-'
rrn-g" O. rryeui r,~ Hcrn taken '-om r
midst sitter twenty three ,-r-s ~ .-~.."
with s., ourrp1ry 'u- m" n-St = wees
Dr.. ir" President auG Tor N" ias' sewer Boo.
t'lr, - President -hr-rpf
y .ius Do, term 81, .,r. i,. tho rorgar.
pr">p,r". r-ruH. r.,pI.. IT, multiplied ,'-'r '
r'aurr c'ng.rr' r,.'i1oHr ia the ~. --.
ra'Iry 81 u, uaHarrucr' 10 NN'.. "
~'wa.,. n~ Prrsitrr =. o"ruplrI 'hr 'o.--.''
...' before nt- cOuucr'iru WITH 'r- '7
.hu. Pc tlf r. 'E~ 'tI- mn r7' =
nir.. state o.. I'. ru- ,..r,' and .'ir '-~s.'
.'r,f.,. Iu ',-ppn ,.nI, positions rH" '". .'i
'u 'I- turrlrs lN- b'r'r' o.. ..'-.sr. ron
-.tr' experience md training rur~'r-s
n-r.n' Tor ~ u-..rlu'' ,ouyaTE p" '. .f-
u" acquired >Hr1 \ SNOW ledge ~ 49, ' =
ness "" transact A. "a r-Hkc MIN an A.rE'''
'GCrd expert snd leader 10 r. Win 1.s 10
f.hfkhbl" capacity he Va not cor 'rn - .
comm his Interest wholly 10 mi. corrg'-. pa
n"ramC valued and cor spiCuouN rerhe'
~ nc New YORK chamber Of Commerce
u~sife- TAXING 4 good citizens Interest 10
matters pertaining 20 'h~ public welfare
There are h'.' three fOyT lcft who H'''
directors when NJ seward came -.' =.
have erlrd long enough with hin - ''''7
director and rri~' o~ce- 30 know 'E'. Of
ri, cca'h they have sustained a rr-'nT'
loss Always reads 20 lmparr informs
about the a'"air, % tic rprnpsrr 90 -
..-ry'o'-. O." 3. NJ" rhc doing ~ 'r.- 81
''.->r..r AMI agreeable a. Often 'r ---r
around HIN. "vc- after irr moo ~. ~
director. we're cld~t .rn - 'Ia' '.:..'
craus. tn what b." HsI 70 ..' '' -.r'
r.o.t gccIl">. 20 slN fNr' %. .r..' ''
60 '.i ed pf".crr. nl.I rr --"r'.r "..-.'
~ rvt-ri or .irc"-- condo .,n,". Pa"
t'cI family md lircc' trr' n rr,. ~ .
t-!ru'" Poe sem - l.- auG rI-' '..'
corded ,. our hooa - r....'-
Pr" No." T-'s.
rntrrJ p ur'.- f.
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apply Tor aid 10 ia, "urnTitt-- IN h'IsI-
ness. furt herrnur" the Curnmit'". Dn
puhlicat ION shall read th. 'a>t proof sheet
III such AN article and 80" that u - pub
li-h-i according :" copy; he shall "uCtI-
lat" ia large quantities 'h- paGsr- con
tanning su"i. ala artl,l-. sending copy
iu ID" clerk 81 III" hurCh
\ member NJ one IL ia" boat christian
S,u.nc. churches called attention last
night :" TIA. fact that nn'',, the 10y Laws nt
N" church prevents tn" hoard IT trustees
ri TIA" Mother church. IN Boston from
seeking legal advice: nn tn" question at
III" powers rsV-rtrnG @ them uu tho death
"t Mis- Eddy \ statement iLLf -,Irn
action was contemplated hy Ne. 's-i>'..,.-
had appeared IA he newspapers
liif St'N.~ informant pointed ont 'hl'
Article -. section -. On IN" -INiY- s"y"u'h
mage at IA. church M.u.LIi NOV ii''-
that
\ member of rh,- church shall met
apply :" ai attorney. nor tai" leg Al a. tIuii
on - 'd~. not provided for III ~ bV laws
u -ITh Ca>.' rebates 10 th. person IT "a
The prup..r-" at Navy Maker Eddy without
having personally Conferred ~r'i No. IA
such subject
according ~ Tins hv law ~" troubled
trustees viii hIv" - tiLd her own VA:
nn' at IN" apparent impa->" ~ -! .rr'' 'h'.v
i,id themselves
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DIED..

BROWN. on December 5. on bos-' s'sa-.s,,
Balan TIA. British Mes, Indies, Lewis MAs.i.
husband OF Nellie sparrow Brows asa g.
Of the late irwts Blanchard 80 Pa,
Manning brown, In bis '5i gcN
Sotic- of funeral hereafter.
HArLADAS.- ON Friday, December tn
Emma Elizabeth willow CT Marcus Il Han,
day Of Engiewoed. y. J. sseG IS year,
Funeral private
HASHARr.-O on Wednesday. December = ,,r
William IIAnhsrt beloved husband o. Elr.
beth Harvey
Funeral services at his late residence. al .u
81 Brooklyn. thence ST. SAviour's Casres
.th Az and eth 81. Brooklyn. a. 80 4. n
Saturday December 20 tsia
HAYDEN on DeCsEnber 4 io,c. IN Few Yors
Louise lr'Ins. vie o! Charles II. Hsydet
IEtermcnt Plymouth Ohio.
JNC9UELIS.-On Thursday morning, oee.a,
Der 8 at Saddle Brook Farm. Hosokvs
y j. John H.. sou OF the lnts john u ,sa
ANN. Allns Jacquern- IN The 18th year o.
his age
Funeral services Win be held Honosl,
On Saturday morning. December IN % a..
ryal Of train leaving jersey City. VIA Ere
railroad. at o -. w which 9 special car I'll
be attached. Returning special car uiu %
attached to train ,caving HohoSl, u
i-iI =. u.
LEWIS Friday. December 0, 1910 john
Lewis In the cd yrar Of his age.
Funeral services At his late residence. ., Gss,
~ HrOotyn. On sunday. December H. 81
80 T. VI !nermcnt at convenience .
the family.
LORrISSTR suddenly. IN Friday. Deesno--
o. 1914 AZ MS home 800 South sih MOIST
Vernon. y y. william Lorucns-T aged a
Funeral services from HIS late resiieare %
sunday afternoon At o clock.
PITKlN on December :. 1910 At Enrl-~,o.
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PHO>E AIMS ph RtI>ED
And Their Da, Shortened an Hour NM
New Operators Rruuirr,I.

The New York Telephone Company an
nounc.'i yesterday read j,Ist m.nf Of the
salary schedule and Encouragement of
the hours ~ work Of the telephone oper-
a'ors in the metropolitan area, which
covers approximately the territory within
"A fifty mil" radius Of cry Hall The force
- now divided into three shifts Ciav.
evening and night operators
Ih" hours If actual duty M the. switch
board ar" reduced for dav and night
operators from min" hours 10 eight hours
and for IN" evening operators from eight
hnur- 20 seven hour~ Du"-half day over
'Irn" II T." h" paid for work on SUNDAYS
and other legal holidays
The ma NiInum wage for evening opera
tors II 1" h'' increased 81 per week and for
night operators a. FER week The wa 2.
"f III" day operator l. not increased. but
tn" .'r'~."ni restriction m 'h.. r..i rUpolitan
and New l"r-ay div -lof- whereby the
MAXIMUM rit" uf paw for In operator
cannot h" uhIi until the. operator has
been ~" "'nr- ~ IT," company service.
II r"mov"u
The reimbursement ~ salary schedule.
j. 10 h,. "fT'ctIv. ~ once. ne. rrnrrauR.-
nr"nt II the hour. ~ work. however
cannot b.. uut mt" effect uutI III" com
pHny can tram ~" new operators that will
h. needed
Ia" company -Iy- This r"arrangn-
n"ni ~ hour- and salaries will Incr.as.
III" annual operating expense ~ IN. COM
phny 10y about sI%J 40 and IL being done
by ~" company voluntarily tn" com
pIny now lL- an excellent operating force.
and u J. making th''-" changes ~ rncog-
milton ~ IN" efficiency ~ ~ present fore.
and also hat new operators II IN" right
iyr" may "" attracted 10 tn" business,
=" that IN" present .'f'i"I"ncv nf IN" force
may tl1. maintained.
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NOT HtTTIE m M tNa'S pISTOT.
salesman SAYS ~hr T. Not the wDnan
VINO isoiIsht WEAPON

BosroS. Dec . MANY WITNESSES took
the stand to-day IN the TRIAL If Hattie
lie Blanc for m" murder ii Clarence l.
Glover of Wal'ham and told - Mrs
Glover'- di-pl-asur,. with h.- husband
and ~ her 'hrea'- foo KIN INN
THIS wa- IN line with the plan Ut IN,
defence - show that th. widow hal he.
mental capacity t. commit he crime. the
testimony Yesterday having p.-,n ut'-r,t
IN An attempt 10 prove N" uHi 'r' ri'-
pOrt unity
one II IN" chief vItu---.- today 20, -
Thomas j Cpff"v. who Formerly 49, u
clerk IN "A loca! tircarm-E -tor" ~" '-7,rI-
fled thAt IN March Of last wear II" pit rh"
revolver with which Glover wI- is He'd t"
heavily veIl,-t wpf'lan about - war of
age. who was ANXIOUS - get q. weapon
thai would XIII man ~. r-ruern-
ber"i rhe incident perfectly. DeCausf' u
was IN" hr-' I'm" woman hL.. yer
bought revolver from hun ha'' It"
L. Blanc wa- l.i hrirr" I'll .y and b.. = .!i
positively thai ~" Wa No 'h.. I..r-ln =,
whom he sold Nh arm
Mrs lr.n" l.. B,IIc Ian gl..v. IA ''t...
sister, sad that Ola 'n- Monday Ht,"r
Oh. Shooting sH. MS a. IA" Glover
hons" and heard sonnet hung lu"r" ia
IN. room wh"r.. Hn''i.. wa tu..' .d hl,l,!..r
IN. n.N' ,iav she al-4. law iit'-r"
gloves h"r coat ana mil Nh.' '..-',.
fsf that HATE ..i II -p'. '..- 'rrEI.','.t
on account - NJ Close. -'.' Wu..II NII
herself
Thomas ~ ky'... 'l.... - 10" Wrl'h1u
Jo-' Office. '..~t r'r,.i 'Nr Me- Glp,"r Lni
r.,,.Iy"I a"prI' i've u.lud -.-l ..'''.. - ''r..
general G"l'y"'y wIIdpH d.IIr'.--..i '".
Minnie Er"-"rl Glars drurg e pee .pd
of five. wears prior 80 'u.. -uDp'luE
! Harold tiar,iu,.r Who Wa '.upipy'"i
NJ IN" GIor..- laundry aud ll..,i "a in.'
family '.,-. ..i..i aa' i've. v.,.- i..fur..
TIA" shooting Mrs IiipF-~ sad ~" hl'u
SONS iay Nyt..u ilry... ''-y-~t.- "A '.'"- am
man. parh h.. viii u.. .lll..d GHr,Iu"r
said Mr. G'Uy.r told him 'tr' IN" beat H.r
hIsbari and Hl''T" rtu'Il hey both "rr.i
FOR rn"rrv ~ .4''rO'I'- ~ 'h.' o. ~ ,r:n
In1id.p.
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WRS. IEII\G>TO\ DEtD
SHE was the wf- ~ the ~,iut,o--,i Father
0 john D. Rock rfrIIrr

tRtEpnRr ~ Dec Mrs Margaret
l. Livingston oi"d here 70 day aged IT
Sh.. WA. III. idrw If Dr William "
Livingston. believed by many in hav.
t-.--n William 4 Ruck-f-ll"r rath- Of
John n Rockefeller
Tn. supposed discovery -ha, L.yIng
ston was Rockefeller was mad. in 1906
when Miss Ida Tart.ll published an article.
on The father Of tn. famous Rockefeller
bro' hers in which sh. said that h.. had l.f,
his wife. disapp"ared from vI"~ and va
then living sorn-w here IN the. W--,
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SCIENCE BOARD FEELS SECURE
H0THFR en- R'H DfEEFTORS
IS>lI STiTI NENT.
Declare the wrlit"n Instructions and IT.
rrriioiss l-Tt 10y MR. Eddy Are Ado
uuat- Tar the Management 90 the
Church s.I.,rr Z n,irctssrI n ta VIM

CAV" "ut To- ia. newspapers IN. follow
,nc statement
Ih- chr stan SGicucr board oi
Jr"'""r~. az it's first reetir., since tn,
UJN-,"g away IL Mrs Eddy. held this
u'"rn"pn ~ 'h" Mother Chur, II. author
god the following statement. which was
gwen "'It rhr"ugh Alfred Fartnw
Va" authority given - the board II
directors 10y the Church Manual remains
intact and H. fully Id,,,,lIr. for the GOV
eminent - tn. organHI'l'n III al ~
Affairs Til" policy &c tins board Will
II" the sam. a. when under MI fddH :
IotIN" direction
The board - ~ ,rTp'.'f" harmony
AMI hundreds IL t'I-GramS and I"'f''r,
received from 'hr branch churches AMI
societies throughout a." w"'ld show that
~ h,s the u4-w"rvirg lrval'v and SUPPORT
OF the entire, Denomination
IT.. ...i-ultI'. written Instructors
aud dlr-.' ..u- II Mr. Eddy. urd.r which
~" t..r stan SyI-u",' movement has
gr'wu ..Ii ,~i".r,'i. including 'h" by
law winch place the direction IL the syn
tvs. aud L,-,r"-- affairs ut TIM "hur h
-ri,rrIv ~ rh" hIui- 1T a." Christian
~,uur" board ut isrr,'ur~. MI CON
rUr.., to- .'Iri, 'A..ir ACTIONS
>rFIHT% ! tHN-E
AH,uIE,Lp M,LEIIAN.
NILSSON \ SItW ,IG,
lofts V DIvIEWur
hDNM n bI,ktY
Lat" last night when word had ,JIu..
from New Nur', IL the proposed puhlcA-
ttun tn.r" II the inter, APPEARING IA
I'm Sr< b,. runrntr,, ,xht,r ,ny.. ,L,.
~ u,
so" - w "'''''H '"' ""'
J"hh lhif"'h"rr. ~" "l IL" directors
concerning the great ,.mbarrd--u .,uf "a
which ,p,, Nathan Church f,riui ,t.,,.If
I......,. -, H.. ,...-.,,..,,..,,, ,.r,,,,,.I ,,
""' "''
'hlo7'i Wv NARY h'""r - fdHE III w"
hv-'a"~ -: IN" church. those '"n d'r"vt ors
had "A hurried cons citation IA 'he clerk :
nfi.. ,f ,h,. ,l,,r..h and sn,r.lv ,,.rnr.
.,.....,,, A.. N
"
IN" Boston IHr"rS "h announcement
whIca ON. of ih. 'utIr,'u -i-uO era pliers
r. .hA -, the. Chur,.tt IN ,,a., Indicted nt
, ,,.,.,r.,
~,
u" .''""'',"' N''i '''1' N"eh aS~' ."
what "l"'i MT- Iddy- death soul.
have on tho fut.'r ri tu,. 'h-,stiln So
,.ur.. Church Mr. bt,.rnnr.. sad IN ia,
-. A.. az Ill.,, -
~" ''' '''''''''' '"N' '"'I
VIII h" II" 'LinCc whatever III lie methods
of conducting - 'H.NL',..- Of I'll" i-nn'ui.
nation
TI..,.,,,,...... j., ,,... .s,.,.. ,.,,i.,,,, ,,
, 80 w." ="
'h'' E'N'" '.'' '''" '''9 iI'"fho'' siH.
Ia" governing powers Dt TIA" church
AZ. ,,.>'.I ia 'h, board Il directors Nv
,rr,,,,. ,f ,t., Ar,,,,.r ,r-fr,,,t,,,. ,ri
u r''.'"'nT" 81 Nr@ '.d''' =. F"r'"'' vines,
|l''~'' It' ma Ns l"T NTl'f"u approval 81
th.. b. laws providing 'ha' al II 'h-
br.,u,.S- of the. Mother Church shall NJ,
r,.-,,,,, >....,..... -
''
o' ""'''pr7
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I,fE,i1.

ALLISON 'InI1 b~ sl'-s Uorar 'rlr~ v ,.cp- .
" NulSrn ~ rcEiIrnrr. ru7u MsIrtr 7r.
near iSi'h 4
Funeral ~ lrrr rrnlicnrr sunday : N = "
Inisrmrn' prl,1i~
CHANDLER IN December o. ~ Cleveland,
DhiU. George n Chand!cr father ~ Mira.
Charles ", Baker and Mrs. samuel Chandler.
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+i,I.ET Mai A.

fRANN AJpBf.II -sI-:If :"
. gel. NUEb IUGrrr service t.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29

Ogilvie was forced to land between
pylons 3 and 10. While making his
nineteenth lap, Leblanc came down
with a rush just outside the course.
This practically puts Leblanc out Of
the race, as he could hardly reascend
in time TO beat Grahame-Whites time.
His face was badly cut
Leblanc was maintaining a speed OF
over sixty miles an hour at an alti-
tude of about rs feet and had just
reached the southeast turn OF the
course when he discovered that his
gasoline was exhausted. He at once
started TO descend, but losing control
of his machine he dashed with such
terrific force against a telegraph pole
that the pole was broken completely
in two. His machine was completely
wrecked. Leblanc, however, succeed
ed In throwing himself from the vehi-
Gle before he strick the pole and es-
capped with a bad cut over the eye.
Leblanc's injuries were dressed at
the emergency field hospital which has
been maintained inside OF the club
house enclosure.
Just how unfortunate the accident
was TO the clever Frenchman's hopes
of annexing the trophy was shown by
the announcement that his speed for
the time he was In the air was $3.50
miles an hour.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
THINK GLADSTONE
OPERATED HERE
st. Louis Man Reminds Detroiters Of
Smooth Chap Who stung
En- in 1908.

Certain Detroit persons are exhibit
Ing great interest in young man un-
der arrest In st. Louis on a robbery
charge. The young man tells the st.
Louis police that he Is Gilbert e.
Gladstone and that he is grandson
OF the former British premier
In him, the Detroiters interested.
recognize a young man who operated
in this city In June. 1908. and these
Detroiters have conflded their suspi-
cions TO the Detroit police, who have
written TO ST. Louis for a photograph
OF Gladstone"
Harris Shapiro, No. 245 Michigan
ave-, says he thinks Gladstone" IL
the same young man who worked a
clever game on him. He came into
Shapiro's store wearing SIS suit OF
clothes. lie said he was temporarily
financially embarrassed and he asked
Shapiro, II he would trade a cheap
suit and some cash for the good suit.
Shapiro gave him an So suit and 81
in cash. While the transaction was
going on the young man stole sew.
eral watches, revolver and a suit case.
The young man said he was Har>
ward student and he tells the same
story in ST. Louis.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
Won DOLCKE IN
/. TROUBLE AGAIN
4airl Student of Massage Man Says
He Tried To Kiss Her-Warrant
Issued.

Franklin Ludwig Won Dolcke. who
conducts school on Ledyard.st. for
the teaching OF massage. and who
was arrested on a capias several days
ago on complaint of a young woman
-Who alleged that he obtained money
from her and then refused to teach
her the art OF massage, IS in trouble
again.
Miss Anna w. Christensen COM
planned to Justice OFT. Friday morn
ing, that she agreed TO become stu
dent In Won DoIeke's scholo, and paid
92E. When she was ready to start her
lessons she alleges that Won Dolcke
informed her that she must do ex-
nctly az he told her; that first she
must permit him to kiss her. This she
refused to do, and after she had been
In the school for week or more she
alleges that Won Dolcke found her
there alone one day, and attacked her,
hf|k phe resisted him and escaped. JUS
fl&o OFT issued q civil warrant for Won
U1icke's arrest. and a constable Is
Nm searching for him.
h Miss Christensen brings suit for the
#Iurn OF the S35 she advanced, and
sfno day she lost as wages while
ssr5ls be- school
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
NEW YORK COTTON.
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS.
BOSTON WOOL.

BOSTON. oct. 29.-The Commercial
Bulletin says OF the wool market: Bus
mess has moderated somewhat. but
there Is still a very fair trade passing
and prices show stronger tendency,
although no actual advances are noted.
The demand runs through practically
all kinds Of territory woods. and deal
ers are specializing In fine secured at
$50 soc Original Montana Is selling
freely at 23@24c Montana q S at rs " c.,
and u blood at zoe. California north
ern combing sells at goa 2lc grease
Fleeces are becoming scarce and
stronger In tone. Sales OF Ohio "a and
y blood are being made at 29WS0c
while Ohio u sell at 26I27c, and un-
washed delaine at 26hc Stocks I'm
Boston are being depleted steadily,
and few weeks more OF activity will
leave domestic supplies at low point
Prices are daily becoming sitter, al
though no dealer Will lose a sale by
insisting upon an advance. The ship
ments OF wool from Boston 10 Oct 81.
inclusive, were l57609.3l1 pounds.
against 217.917,359 pounds for the same
time last year The receipts 20 Oct
81. inclusive, were 237.9S4,6l6 pounds.
against 364,176.391 pounds for the
same time last year
The Detroit times., 1910-10-29
LIE BLANC'S AIRSHIP WRECKED
AFTER RECORD RUN


/ er fiat-wing Bleriot racer. started in
the Gordon Bennett race at 9:0O:20
He completed his first lap in two min
utes and 45.63, considerably faster
that 70-miles an hour.
Leblanc's speed was greater than
ever before timed on a circular course
I in the history OF aviation. The won.
| derful burst OF speed brought the
crowd 10 its feet In astonishment.
Grahame-White. flying at the rate OF a
| mile a minute. seemed almost TO be
standing still when compared with the
! Frenchman. Leblanc completed his
second lap at the rate estimated at ~
miles an hour. He was flying very low
and cutting corners so sharply that il
seemed he would be dashed against q
pylon.
Alex. Ogilvie, in a four-cylinder
Wright racer, second member OF the
English speed team, crossed the start
ing line at 9:0S:53:23.
Leblanc finished his fifteenth lap in
Al 40, an average Of about SO miles an
hour.
Grahame-White completed the twen-
ty laps in 1:01:04.60. The total dis
lance was 62.14 miles made In 81 min
utes, an average speed OF about go 1-2
miles an hour.
II was officially announced that
Leblanc's time for the first three laps
exceeded the worlds speed record.
The Frenchman had completed nine
and 33.100 miles in eight minutes and
seventeen seconds
Grahame-White completed ten laps
in 31:19.4s, at an average rate OF a
mile a minute. AS White passed on
his tenth lap, Leblanc who had start
ed just ahead OF the Englishman fash
ed by him again. gaining a complete
lap. Leblanc continued his phenom-
email speed, averaging more than 20
miles an hour. He was flying within
25 feet OF the ground and turning the
pylons within FIVE feet.
Alex Ogffvfe completed ten laps.
24:36.77, an average OF about So miles
an hour.
While making his. thirteenth lap,
half the distance he must fly IN
34:59.2O.
Grahame- White finished his fiif.
TggmAh Jap. three-quarters of the race.
In 46:15S2Z, ar average rate OF speed
of just 60 miles an hour.
Leblanc finished hfH tenth lap in
3O:35.s0, nearly a minute faster than
Grahame-White had completed the
same route. Leblanc, though not sus-
tanning his terrific speed OF the early
laps, was still making about IS miles
an hour.
ogilvie completed seven laps in