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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-03-15

Z Referee, Shields; Judge of play,
iWestcott; timekeepers. Trevarrow
and Blodgett.
The Hancock ana Houghton teams
meet at the Amphidrome tomorrow
Aevening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-17

49, $780, - a--eWis ps-sts.. rts- 49,
ess n~tsastss 80 nlss

R-ta~rs 1.s 20 r~-asv 49, -s-a
$50 srf-.t - -ta1se-~- e. 800 ffaf-
.itifaar~afsTsaI rTtrnarv q tHg-r-s ~
~ uffas=T Hastnfv srd 49, ~-T- .nsiirs-sl
fsr sr.sss rtHisfHs- q Fr- ~rtrnsrv -
trf Hs.uv trss.i ..sH-r .Frutah rlsss q
f'uIfv ~ rr@n .H.trs Hr r-fpr- fttrv
=--- r.sr.tsn-sl v-ss-rstsv ~ D-Hv is--pl.
W RrH~.
r~-sFra Hn- q 80 -fana g~rs -ifrr--i
rl--ss q s.iifv ~ 80 Frbtar snsi ~~r-
In-si $3.50 49, sssi -sssf- ~ht.- ~ ss~nfv
a.-~sf.t Hlnn 49, -vrVts-st ~ Iurv
tHi Hrs.i 80 tn.I HHsfs no s-iys -u-nths
"a fr- .#.fufv .FHIn xane
A. 20 no men gar,t41~st ~-s- str-
rurs-r- - DHv Hru~n hnfi ~ n-n~'i'sfi
~ frhrHi- tF-v .anf~--sst m. rt~n 49,
.Tnvu .f-,t 20 F1r.Hg anawtnEv siin~~si
NEE wHu w~r- rHr r-Fisf=r-st r1 we. In
fF- sHTa.r'tHfrftaI PRIMARY o. - -rtri~
#nIi-T tisFsrfia az f1r en- -tstft.1u manager
f1 aruuInEiV n.Ins any wan rn vote in o.
primary whu@. native tlu~s nut appear
Hn 'h- - sFraft1n let On fh~ tiuh-rna
srrtaI PRIMARY i1 Gurirr county -.or.s ~
#-Et. votes v~r~ Htsf FOR ts1v Uruwu
ant Na rarri.si tN. r,unfv Hy-~ u1k-
~fni'N Uu' che ffarId. v~y- ~ apparent
'hat 'h- Hruwn ds..-s,t-s w~r- barred a.
'h~ state Convention ant enc smith d-le-
rnt-- seated Ths prosecution tnd ruu-
yt.firn q 80 manage followed tp court.
and then G"v brown .-U~d the par,iub-
Gpv brown -av- that No men w~r~
prosecuted for political reasons and not
Tor tho god q tho country and 'h~ ma e-'y
81 IN" LW
Judge Morris b-fr-. vN IN 'hs men
were trissi and Attorney q General Brcoke.
who prosecuted urged that IN. sentences
stand a. m. frald- w~rr fragrant. but
Gov brown said ~ vould not allow men
20 10 punished for political rvlson-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-17
DOLLuER.S NCCESSOR.
Gov. Carroll Not Expected To Mako an
NppSIntpIent.

DIS MOISEs Iowa. Oct la-That Gov
Carroll will not appoint "A successor n
senator Jonathan T. DollIver. who died
last night istaken for granted among the
politicians who ara busy IN sreCulatIous
az 20 tho vacancy
Gov Carroll IL candidate Tor reel
ection II he undertakes 20 appoint "A
man - the senate b"for. the Legislature,
which will mcct m January. shall fill the
two years uncNpirei term h. will have
~ chooz" a Republican allied with ono
~ the factions, and his friends believe
that ~ would 10" fatal - his own ambition
O. he reelected Governor
Moreover ha has Senatorial ambition
and II he wer" 20 appoint his appoIntc"
would have 70 re"eiv" ms moral support
before the Legislature II Gov Carroll
were 10 postpone the appointment until
after election his friends believe he would
b.. under suspicion nv both factions
which might react upon him. AZ IN. polls
Apparently then tho only political course
for Gov Carroll -@etn- 10 be 10 make an
ANNOUNCEMENT that he will not appoint
20 m m" Deliver vacancy; either before
or after the ''lec'ion This would throw
the whol. question of succession into the
Legislative" district campaigns
Nhu" mo- politician has undertaken 10
secure spe'i'iC information on tho sub eyt
The impression has prevailed that tho
prOgreSSiV" R"pHhllcans have larger
number - Legislative" nominees than
have the s'andpatter-. but both factions
are well represented ON the party tickets
Tho chief interest Of the politicians
therefore. Cen'r"s in speculation as To
whether there wil 10 a general slaughter
~ Republican legislative candidates nv
tho voters ~ m" different factions That
there - ConCern with r"-pect 20 ths matter
j. apparent There s'."ins 20 10 "A general
b"l"F that Walter smith, ConRre-sma n
from ~" Ninth district, will h. settled
upon ~ IN" ~ttndpa' faction
other prominent standpattsr- who
hAy. been mentioned are eN-Ciov Frank
u JaCK-pn, George ID Perkins Of tho
SIOUX City J0ByHTl. eN-Congressnan "
= H'uburn ~ Chrinda; J 4 Hull
and John T I.ar"v and Gov Y r Carroll
Tn. names II " r Punk Of Spirit
Lake. Harvey Inghan, editor Of tho Des
Moin.- RCgissT ard Leader. " " Byerr,
n & Wallace ~ Dies Moinee and 81 Gov
William l.arabee hav" been Discussed a.
pOorible candidates representing the pro-
grezslye Republicans
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-17
OBRIEN WHiCKS REDMOND
DilIon " onT Believe I'm Views On Imperial
Federation Cablcd Prom here.

LONDON. OCT. ~ -- The attitude ~ the
leading Nationalist toward John Rcd
mond's imperial federation statement.
cabled here from New York has been
awaited with curiosity. No one broke
the silence until to-day. when Mr. Dillon
IN a speech AZ marlborough declared the
report was an absurd fabrication No
Nationalist leader. he declared would
think OF making such statement II
seems. however that neither Mr. Dillon
nor any other member II IN" Irish party
has heard anything from Mr. Redmond on
the subject
William O'Bricn in n speech A. Rlth-
more twitted Redmond with stealing his
thunder He said he did not object 20
tHis. bUt Redmond's statement was tho
last straw TO break the camal's back oC
Irclandz patience Moreover. Ina ~
trnordinnrv transformation would present
itself to the English as bargain for
American gold and a. Liberal party
dodge 20 capture the Irish vot. for th.
budget
Instead Of diminishing English oprosl-
ton 20 an Irish Parliament the proposal
TO divide IN" English Parliament into four
new ones. on" each Il England. ireland.
Scotland and Wales would triple that
opposition
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-17
REPTBIICIN TNTHI NTtSu.
Great Funeral Parade In Lisbon Radical
DEGREES To-day Madrid ProCeSsion

SPECIAL Cssis Dep zfchss 20 THg SITS
LISBON. Oct. is.--Th.re was an cnor-
nous demonstration to-day AZ the Joint
public funeral OF DR.. Bombarda. whose
killing by an army officer pracipi'atad
the revolution. and Of Admiral R"is, leader
Of the revolt. who committed suicide
because he thought the rising had failed
81 Success The proc'psion was thr--
hours IN passing gwen point. Tho
streets. balconies and housctops were
packed with spectators. Perfect order
prevailed and IN" polio" had nothing to
10 but watch the prnoC~sion.
The Government viii issue decree
to- morrow hanishing IN" Braganza DIV
nasty. abolishing tho House 81 Peers
the Council ~ State and titles % nobility
and secular mig charitable institutions
Madrid. OCT 10 Several thuusand
Socialists and r'.publioans pArlded to-
day 20 demonstrate their sympathy with
Oh. PortuEIes" republic Speeches were
made A. the Iastelar monument
The Government did not attempt 10
prevent the denomination, but kept
a hIg foroo ~ troops under arms The
police shepherdad the manifnstants
Order was UnbrDkcn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-17
mo BALLOON RACE TODAY.
Ten Entrants for james Gordon Bennett
Cup Contest.

ST. LOUIS. Oct Is.-The international
balloon race starts from the Aero Club
Ascension grounds at o'clock Tomorrow
Ten asronauts from four different coun-
tries-ths United States, France.
Switzerland and 0ermany-will PARTED
pate in the race fof tho James Gordon
Bennett cup Conditions for the flight
are ideal Alfred Leblanc in the French
balloon Isle do France 10 tho favorits TO
win the race
Up 90 late tonight u had not bean de-
cided whether Morgan in the Buckeye
or Won Phul in tho Million Club will BE-
the second entrant. Tho French entrants
say they will protest the race II Morgan
IL entered instead Of Won Phul. because
he was only an aid in a previous balloon
race while Won Phul was a pilot Cort-
landt Bishop Of New York. president Of
the Aero Club 81 America. n said 20 favor
Morgan over Won Phul a. an entrant.
Ofhcial lineup for balloon race
Gender. Jsodies Fsurs plot 2 G.. sehmoIek.
aid. France
= BgcEsye oy Mmon Cub Morgan or Won
Phul pilot. O'Reiily or Stevens. aid. United
). Ayurea L. Messner. pilot, Leon Girsuaan.
! HsmsuTE III. Lieut. vost pilot aid no,
s. isIs de france: ALFRED Leblanc. pilot: wal,her
a 81 Louie 30 an Honey well Pilot: W.
Toliand sid tnited states
tsr sif. Sv1txerIAnd
I. Dusseldorf II: Hans Gerteks pilot Perkins,.
AID. Germany
,. Amsric. u a 3. Hsr,ey. pilot Ausu.,u,
~ SermAnia Hugo Won Ahercron riia,. aue.
w. HlAncksru. sd. Germany
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Welsh. descended from attitudes vary ing
from $50 to | 500 feet in spirals. piroueting
IN front ~ the grand stands
In his final fiight- Johnston repeatedly
flew close 20 the spectators IN the pavilion.
passing within ten feet Of them Once he
headed straight for "A pavilion at "a low
altitude about five feet from the ground
When fifteen feet from the pavilion he
tilted his elevator and shot Iip over tho
spectators head
tombstone and Brookins racing In their
biplanes. ira veled about three miles across
country and back. flying dangerously
close together Almost az the finish
tombstone cN"CtIted a skilful man1uvrr
flying under Brookins and 49, getting
ahead NJ hum. Brookins landed first hut
Johnston touched immediately after
ward and rushed down the field on the
ground ahead ~ him. eight minutes in
tho air. landing AT 5,O2 p NJ
At325P " HoSsey took r. Percy Noel
secretary Of the Aero Club. a. passenger
Noel carried a camera and bombs and
used both. They were up 10 minutes
90 seconds
Broohins took former Lieut.. Chester
Burg out az as and they were In the air
twelve minutes. doing al Of The Brookins
tricks and giving the passenger his oil Of
thr lila.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-17
SAYS OFFICE - TSELESS.
Candidate for $500 job In New jersey
wants the PInre Abolished.

HACkEN-ACK. y -, ICt IN. fN- Mayor
Robert 4 Sibbald n Park Ridge. Bergen
loIutv. o. the Democratic candidate
for EsgI-t"r q Dcods he doesu
want the ufice Hs saws
i am not . candidate because I want
I'M, office. which u 80 pay S5.jJO year
II 'I'.Dtet 7 "Np.nt - upayince tho New
I"--"y ] "g.-.afur" MAT N made a
mistake i'u ~ ".ttt.I4hTi the Office
r. - worthless II tine registering -
deeds % Oh" t"Iu'v Jerk . D'1r" ~ being
DELAYED ~" salary ~ b." paid ~" Regis
ter ,.I't D." -p'u' 40 hiring Additional
C'.rE- Iu ~. count, I"'.r pHirp
-" "''Ir" % I"gf-t"r q D"ei- was
m ~" for 90. "-'..INf benefit Of I1Ssph
4 Brr.r. thurman I Co.," county RapIh-
U,r" committee. .U' tue D. td"T- took
ga 20 ..f..-.. 30 f'.a'Uniiar lnurl, Pp-t
"r.-''..f The -.. ...--if' ,frHIdH'". N..y-
.l.. W. JH0r ~ Nl,kuy. FORMER A--.-'
AM Prosecutor who va ran Indnpau-
IDENTIFY ~ .iuhtli rni4-.- ~ rrornIs-
employment Co. any o. hf- friends Or
sIppprt"r-. -tyIng that n elected the
Office W.il be- abolished inside OF az
months.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-17
#fErfr's ~ no, ffrrfr arB
marvara rtp~rtrs-.t-v Grs. N--.sa--
attn.ut tsastaa 80 F.s~s

~.wnnfn1H Ma ua' fs Urh@rs 4
M1rtnn q Hryzssivn. r. s~ninr af fttrTtr
tnst aIsn sn .nv -sfI satnr q sir-i--s r-i-E-
faphv has uss.t e rouIHarn ordinary .rBn
h-si.,etsi 80 HsIvaz- ussl.- t- 'F- t-rftl-
~ 80 trnnsr1isstBn Fn.f rs..-I.'..H Hf s.ra-
is=s ule--arrs
Tho hssisf-ssi . nas On 'hs -1Hf - Hr-
riiEht us "a o., b-ii~y- psit r-r.,--- in 90
rshtfh tsat- in fh~ F=-isrpr1 q r#-
strsFiu~nf@r WfH wIrHnus fnt dHslrs
sfd Oh other 1psrinx- fu fH- luf-r uor.i
ei0sei fhs -l~-sag-. come amt 60 ~ 'H-
MEDIUM = Obj. r-sisf-td and prove Nr
Mnrtans otsntsntIrn that an t.rtal o. fus
root - not q nes~ssify ant Wat tF- wire.
ls.. messages vii pierce anythIug bot
steel
Nr Morton IN addition - his hs,i.'-ai
aerial hes regular aerial IN trp It
Holyuk. Hou-~ bath having curu~~ftnn
9th tna instruments tnruugh q -sIt"n
~ri,h hiav b.. ttlrnsi on or ~ ~ gill
10th On. aerial and b.-i-tstd arr c1n-
ner's-i WITH tho in-frureuf- bN wires and
tn ad-Irln there ire 'so sets 81 head
gears ttttch.,t tu the instrument 80 that
two person. NAV hear fl- m.---t 90 80 the
Am. time. The h.,t b. carefully insulated
from the four amt val.-
When r-portar callNt Nr Morton
offered o. give a practical d"rnon-'ra
a. Co the -'fyIvnCy 81 hts Ds,t-'-ad aerial
Both pariI'- put receiving tel-phun"-
on their heads and Wal'.-i Tor m---ag,-
tire INSTRUMENTS a. first being connected
g. ~" overhead a"rfnl
When the Ws--.,g" came IN from tho
Maroon. Stallion al & ape 90 over M" real
aerial NJ Morton announced that he
would -fIf' the connections so that the
messages would 10 rey-ivsyi only by way
at the b.'si-t.ld which wa- m the adjoining
bedroom where all windows Wrr" closed,
The Coune, ton va- -nift.d and the mes
sage~ continued 20 come m. az first much
fainter. bat when MIR Morton tuned hts
instrument IN" signals came IN a. strong
"a though from the uu'ipur aerial The
instrument had 20 be '4n'-t 20 a different
pitch when M" message, came IN over
the be,istead. h.,I'.-. The be,i-fead itself
Wa m a different tgu" from the overhead
aerial
The reporter spent an hour with Mr.. Nor
ton, during which The messages received
were from Portsmouth,. the Charleston
navy yard. various operators IN Brighton
and Somerville conversIng between them
selves, and one from a tunard liner AZ
sea In all th.~e cases the first Of the
message was received over the outdoor
aerial and then shifted 70 the bedstead
with az good results as though no change
had been made
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-17

been IN Dayton, Ohicy recently that the
Defender has already been tined out and
showed speed Of NJ miles an hour
The new biplans - described az being
similar m general lines 10 the biplane
hown at the ~ Louis meet without front
elevators bur much smaller II measures
- feet from up to tip and the rail sup
porting surfaces are much narrower
than usual. They are placed 80 close
together that there il barely room for
the operator 10 cit between them
The racer - equipped with an eight
cylinder water cooled motor Of about
20 horse power which drives two pro-
p"ll-r- at higher speed than on the pres
"ut biplane Tn" control i practically
the same a. nn the slower machines
Two Of these racers are now IN the
Wright factory az Dayton, u II reported,
aud they will probably h. driven at the
Belmont Park meet by Arch Ho1sey and
Walter Brookins
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-17
MITELy SATER CAUGHT
stags vs Rgsfsr svsr WV
FtRaNRs EOS FRDvf NV

---sns vsenss ss-s'-s ~ HH-.ss s''sit -
uHt~s $685. s--@s ~ $685. 500 49,
rseas Essss w sa@ essy-ssH s~ss
- F-ss-,f 80 go s-s tH~
asssaBsfsfa ~ raf frf-T
fttsss suts Ftls-~ 0fr'-~ ~.a sa.f
sasf uHfaaf FfhHfsF NsfaHaf sF Ha #snrH
afn n utsa-s.sa a=ea-f .st.as fa.sF "H
~ frf-s fsfsaaFa fHas Hs..H.Hr Hassr See
- FaHFfas #a.rff aH H'.rf
fs.ssl co. 1890 q CO., a-..ss-
uirfsr =esF ff .a 81 HIfHs ns
80 1...s- q rtassts aarffrI .as ae..a
ssisH ~ vasHasfa sH.f fsaaf .-rH.tssi.a'i
ss ssar #r=s HrHf ssl.H Ha 80 sf.~-t
.s A.
HsaEss-t 1890 ltssr p 49, E-'Hs-i
rs1fae-- nHs~t=f go saaasf asHs1r@f -
49, sssH fnfif 49, ua..r.fsia si.asif ID -''rs
-hsa F- --st sl So H.ass.~ q 30 Hfsfii-F
l.s-uh maaFarsf tHst Hrt rhfaar easr
WsrHr tsHHns fH-st q H.s HaH
rH-u NJ. ssH-sf t--stsr-~ 49,
49, - ais.-~trfI.H- n g-ssH-' 'suf
.s---s ssst ar ----ivtHs IL. afst 30 rs.i .Hs
rlsn st BE- Hsasrs
~
eft 81 $50 s.-ss1 Hs-ipt~t ~ niri-r fusi
.af.sfH,esf Bins p fr~is .u-rTsT-rv tn.i
t-as-t hsss fol -.1 90 80 -s--e-s H' 49, %
7h= Hsffss ssasas s-e- In Hasarr
f'fnfsr #laf=---t 'Has ~ Hat $50
Nssrh-I ~ Hr.sHHsr fH-n 'sht q 49,
sii~e-i r--nara= sr.ut- ls ..H.sii- efsiifhs
~ E~'rh-l -, 80 .u,r 1-fas- lhs' Hl.fr'tar
strins ~. siIis-i kst..,-I $685. Ha' rslsfssf
~ sssIat - Ht. H=n - e. ~ HH-.
hlsi r-raIr-v ~ H..sfar tfH..nst be-
ssf=f
Whrn tr-a.sa.i OtrI-v .IIst rT' nae 49,
r-yaivsr saa-a ffssn ~. H@siv 81 S=frh-I
~ .shi BE- so IN Haazarri narrs sF-rH
uassarts aif- fl.Hst 10 .HHrr 80
rh-s 'az-1 rp Mar.hr-.I ant poo .1 .t,I
thsr-
~ s,irr i''-,i today 'ba' bi. --,' -sHi-
10 Ws.t-r ptri-v tnst 'Ht' no. bet s-rrsst
fulr v~ar- lu ~. Unifssi Stars- Saw rr.i
ts--Ft.,i ami thsf bl- 1pfu- ., .r W-rr
cave M While n W~rb .Ifv barley
sufs-'i tn 'n~ 'inr ntn~- a.. r.H.I'tfIHr
th~r~ e not pafis ar~urilnE tu rol.s-
rs~or,i-, htlf ~ So snosn o. b- Hf'..
rough and 'u play Hari- 20 money ~
~orssd ~ q bartsr 81 many plt.H, whlIr
hidins frHn th- navy urrr.nh
he met Golii~ smith m UIrT ,h-t-f an
county. AZ the hnm of h=r s'~Vfafhsr
about mpnth Ago. When they J~gtfis=i
20 live man and wife Dipl-y arr met
her Ten years ago m CHRIST AN county
while 81" "a. unmArri-si bat hft-r I.a,.
ng there h. did not 49,. her until they
met a month agu In the meantlin. the
woman married man uam.-i Knight
wh" divorre-i her She has t-rn run-
duCting a roomtng house a. cherry Nal-
Kan Since her separation from h"r hu--
hand She admitted that she and pirl-y
we're never fnarrs>l
The inquest viii 10 held tot morrow 'u
nlloW the hody - b. taken 20 the M.yhlg KAN
home 1t ketch"l a. spuu a. pu>-ttls
Funeral services held over the bosiy az
IN" klkz club this afternoon by pr j I
Bacon ~ the Presbyterian church w-r,.
attended Nv about two thousand psrzor-
three times thar many more being turur,l
away beCa Use the hall would not a,-
CommOdats them
The body of ketChel lie In stat" a. =
local underr aktng establishments tins
afternoon and was viewed by many
thousands.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-17
CAUGHT M POLICE DOG.
MAN Of Glen Ridge. y. -, Gets Two Crap
Play ers VINO We're Running Away.

MoSIcLAIR. y y. oct. 10 One 81 the
police dogs recently imported from BEL
GUM by Glen Ridge borough demon
strsted this evening his worth by cap
turing two fugitives Max il the maine
OF the dog that distinguished himself
The men he captured are Wilson Corblu
and Howard Wilson. both colpred
The men were In a party OF FIVE en-
gagged playing craps in part 81 Glen
Ridge known az Indian Hill IL was
an outdoor game and Chief Patrick Hig-
gins arranged for raid The borough
has two 81 the police dogs. II was de-
CIded that only Max could be- used 20 ad .
yantag" Chief Higgins and Policemen
William Hoggins and Patrick Dugan
went out with IA" dog
III. gambler. were az the edge ~ a
rnViue. which permitted them % b" on
the lookout ana when they Jaw the
chief and Dngan approach they made
a dash {" get away Hoggins, who was
approaching on the other side. saw this
He slipped the leash from Max and sent
the dog after the fuRItive- Max bounded
forward ana IN two minutes had reached
Corhin IN" dog was muzzei. but he
bounded for N" mans throat The man
cred ont In terror ant f-.I - the ground
Hoggir- came running up and sn'z'-d
Corhir Then b." ordered Max o. con
tInue tn" oha-e
Max -Fuu ChnCht up 10 Howard VIII
~ ~" saw that "a" dog vas muZZIei
and was not frighi-u"i ~. kept on
T.rrlrg. bvt Max H. trained Tor such
Emergencies and h" IIr's.d between th,
TrluaWavS IDg- Wilson won't down hk"
"a football PLAYER VIII had h'-"u tackled
and th.. dog IaaY.i .Ulr h.m
Max u0s..I N" fallen man iurlouGlv
ana hIz mu,Il" slipped ~ Then he
s".lei the man = leg 100 hi- teeth Hog
glL- and b4gtr came ~ and pulled The
dog 20 th- man The thT.-. other crap
plaTsrs two q whom were white. la 4
gained TO- great il-tauc" for the dog
q be sent after them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-17
WIND BLOHI\G WELLutN.
woods Hole Message From Him "a, ing
IIIs Rate NaS "a Nlle> an uour

WOODS HOLF Mas oct 10 Tn. firs'
message that reached here this morn Ing
from Walter W"llmln and Els alrship
Am, rICi showed that the aoronduts
wsr" travelling INTO the northeast through
tho log az rapid gait but that either
from ChpIc" or because of an accident
20 IN" machinery their solo motive power
was the brisk Southwrztarly wind III"
message. which was forwarded her.
from the wireless station a. Slascuns"t
read
Havc shut down motors and am h~a ding
east northsast Making - knots an hour
without engines saving JUICE for wirc-
less Dynamos not working Thick foz
No observations ohtn nable wFLLNAS
Close on the heels Of this came another
message via Siasconset. which ran
Tho outlook not 80 favorable. but We are
keeping up the hght WELLNAS.
The last message received at Nantucket
was the faint reply Of Yes when the
Nantucket operator at - IS o'clock this
afternoon wired 20 j X. Irwin. operator
81 the AmericA. -ls everything % K?-
At this time the airship evidently was
travelling above what il known as the
Transatlantic lane Observers who were
out Early this morning To try To sight the
airshlp found the horizon shut on 10y a
fog hank along the New England coast
The faintnsss 81 Twins reply at ~ IS
o'clock and mis- -Ilence from that time on
leads the local observers To believe that
the America attempted To- keep up com
munication With the New England shore
stations throughout the afternoon and
evening. hut that the airship. aided by
the frcshening Ofshor" winds. had passed
80 far To- the eastward that her small
wireless equipment was beyond the local
wireless zone.
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DIED.


BoRpEN Mary Whiitemore. utdou Of ths as
col william Borden Of New NoiE. 81 ed
bone. .Oa No>e sV. south OYsnCA y. i
saturday morning. October Is 1910
Funeral private.
BURKE On oetob.r IA lame. Rurss a. N
Gates av BrookIvn.
Funeral from Church ~ NATIVITY. at N,al,ss
81 near ClASson ay "wednesday uornias q
Bo'eIock
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or,on., ~
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49, Nen' -
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ana s'hesuhe 'ona'' 90 n'oss'eIe' -. :,
runeiai setslces WI ne PESO ~ ho teuI'n
~ Nheen' ue rsu'' go ~, SeN 81 ~
On nonosS. oc,ooeI u. 49, =, ~
om' "o"eN FA"s pspe's pease wv
AEfER-On Friday. october II. 1910, 81 Grs'
Neck. l.. l. Cord Meyer. In the $40 J~
OF his sge
Funeral services ~ his late restdence ofs'
Neck. l. l., % Moaday. October y. 10
stzo p. NJ. Carriages IN wsiu Nc On affivs
of train leaving Pcnnyfvanis sAroe
81 and Tth sv.. Ne~ ToFt city. a. iNe NJ
and Log Island city. i1f p. ". ln"rrneo'
private Kindly omit no~ers
AtA special meeting Of the Board Of Go,-ra,r
OF the NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC Ctrn DC W ~
18th DAY Of October. islo. the foilo7Tns -"
buttons we're adopted
whereas IN me wisdom OF DIVINE ir' -,
,o'n heyeI. TOT many y.a's pa>. -,
me Vice Pre>iden' of 'ne Nau'h' ~.
eIsue 'no hss oeeh 'e'h"'cn VI"
Rrsolyed. That ~ his frllnw Go, rfrurs 4. 80
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MORE RiTN ~ CTBA.
Hnrrir@1r HSrrkTd BnIldlngs m PipAr
Del RIo Tobarco salvage

HAvASA oct IN Tn" rain which
,eqsod yesterday. hogan falling again
thi. evening Tho wind T. from tho
southwest uu' MS rh,'.i much m wa
l"n,s
News from ~" Prpvin." - P'ntr t"l
Rio - still rro,zI'. "Vr"p' from M" capt
ll - tr" PROVING NH"-' many i.lld-
ings. including Hpm' u 81. htl".t .u OBJ"
NV v.-- drmuG"i hv th' uIrr"4r"
The DANA 70 90 m" iouu''. crop may
prove 10 hav" been no' ~ complete 90
wss az fret reported. The sugar cane -
not hurt.
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MIRI G1RDEN " LtW.
ImprrSartO and singer Roth want Dam-
Agez for Gsnrsrts she Didn't sing On.

srsoE' caste nrf7g'ca '1 Tvs SrN
PNRt-. Oct - Cruss suits between
MARY Garden ans Impre-ario MaTkus
were instituted saturday In. trouble
arises from contract mad" m iSD' by
which Miss Garden engaged 20 sang IN
Germany, Austria and Rumania far I.5oO
francs iSSo, a concert, plus IS per cent
Of the gross receipts
Miss Garden, considering tina, the All
vance arrangements for the tour were
not sufficiently assured, refused 20 start
She claims i,5'D0 francs damages Markus
puts IN a counter SIit for 2o.lOb france