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The evening world., 1911-07-10
GRAIN CROP REPORT
SHOWS A BIG YIELD.

WASHINGTON. July W.-According to
a crop repor, Issued by the Department
OF Agriculture to-day. the condition OF
winter wheat on July l was 's.s. as com.
pared with so+ June /; SIS for 1910. and
a ten year average OF sl.i. The acreage
FOR 1911 was 1885,. 600 or 1866 per cent.
OF 1910 acreage. Condition OF spring
wheat, July 1 was 73.s, as compared with
9i.6, June 1: Sic for 1910 and SIS the ten
year average. Acreage for 1911 was
20. 757, 900 or 1919 per cent. Of 1910 acreage.
The condition OF all corn July / was
S0.s. as compared with $50 for 1910. and
S.7 the ;en-year average. Acreage for
1911 was liz. 939. 900. or l0l.7 per cent. OF
1910 acreage. The condition OF oats
July l was SIS. as compared with S5.7
June 1: s2.2 for 1910. and s6.8 the ten.
year average. The acreage for 1911 was
IS. $50. 900. or 1919 per cent OF 1910 acreage.
The amount OF wheat remaining on
farms July l Is estimated at SIS Per
cent of last years crop. or about IS. 2ss.-
900 bushels. as compared with IS, 13s. 900
July /. 1910. and 81. 7oi 900 the average
amount on farms July l for the past
five years.
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HEAT DRIES UP
WATER SUPPLY
IN III
nps-iai 70 The Evsuius was1.l

MOUNT VERNON. N. T.. July TO-
The Intense heat during the past few
aays has caused the evaporation Of .
great volume Of water from the lakes
and reservoirs and small streams In this
vicinity fnd . water famine 10 imminent
n q number Of westchsstsr towns. I'M
less rain comes soon.
At Port Chester. Rye ana Green wtoh.
the water company has sent out notices
urging consumers to b caving OF the
water As the reservoirs supplying those
towns only contains q supply for eighty
daya The pumping Of water from the
byrsm and Miauus rivers has been
practically stopped. the strsams are
20 low.
The daily consumption IN the three
towns mentioned ID about four and ne
half million gallons q day. while the
daily evaporation owing 10 the blister
iAS Nj 10 almost two million gallons.
Tho reservoirs which furnish Mount
Vernon with water. are we'll flled but
they ere mail and considerable water
10 new being pumped from. artesiAn
wsrs 10 prevent q water famine like
Tie city suffered last year.
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49, 49,. o,.. us. ss.,.
e ,ma .n.H -. ~.
sa.y 800 ,1o'o"s, aaai
aapon.noa - 49, .n,,,.
g., 49,, 20 ~ 49, ~ 80. =.
om,,Ias H -. ~
Narnr,l - -. 49, ~ e
q, 40. pevp'e eo" 49,
go all, u,u,h e,''nS -. INV" e
y,I, ~ "'."s ..s..
q. 49, al, .snn 90
s.Ss ThTs 10 an, ~ .ne
$,eai,h,sr .ao,,nr. -, ,ha e,,Y 49,. A.
noonia 80 snoIou..a - i-erorsne
nateiv. wo hovs nn con,ro, oysr ,ha
,ine 10 - 81.
go ~ H. rsu 70 $3.50. a.. q,
snmmer ~. nna,,I,, ., y 4. a..
Inc. graa,., .han 80. e
win,ar a. ,,anr,n - An
times vrao,.r ,han IN ,mm.r rnv.
Tho wboio nrohian, 10 s,nsii.aS "a ar
nuubor $500. ran- a. 49,. -
is The same win,or snd nar N
"L,och cor, arar,oas -. ,r,na, >s.,-
haitian ana ave ,rins 4, i,roorI,r n'h1.h
Is beino i,,nrovo1 u,o, hoo.rsa -, 81.
small amount OF ,rafn out a, r,0b,
Properly supported bv the ,nblIe ana
faithfully worked ont bv nv man IN.
nigh, collection idoa o,s ayaru aS,sne
tege over tho olJ w,y Now yorL a.
nuallv snends Al. ono Ooo en- tho reno,,ai
OF It's waste. what I want 10 do 4. 10
get the mos, for the money ana am
satisfied that tho pres.,, ni,p vI,n IN.
Improvement baye named In cans
carts and mora ma, ,,,ii sya,,r.,i,,
prove To no an all arouoa .nccas."
Fifteen years AGO tho nigh, coI,sc,,o,
idea was tried on In Nav york ana 4,
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uATONiA ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK, LAToNIA. Ky, July 10
The entries for to-morrow's races are as follows:
FIRST RACE-rune, maiden filltes. two-ysar
ATabls. 100 Ilana Queen, lo.; Noble ritchel,'
100. Gay. lo+ Ma%,ts; 100 Sarah chsnault, 100:
SECoND RACE selling two-year-olds; five
and a half fTionss. LORD Dunbar, 1903: Hamii.
iG5'; Bonnechance, los; Col, Cook, los: Moon.
light. los; Afsny. los; Old Chun. los; Star
THIRD' RACE~ssinns; th,seyearold. and
qgyaTl sI d%rlsos -~lls!rns 90 3a.rtsmats,,
M;.,os 100: ;zala. In ib.ir%ai.; icsG; as;as.
sarttA, los. john Griffin. H.. ia,
FOURTH RAOE- Handicap; th'eeyear olis and
upward ak iurlopgs,o.FAiry story. a5;.A Mulle
liz; ocean Ronnd 40; star O'I,yan. -lO2; Round
"a World. 10; eollis Levy 1873 El'in Beau,
"fiFSTfH RScE rhr,. r.arela. aud upward;
T T4i;., :a' ,c 8 iaiaiia; -T n, iO1 t" JOIN rs i%l; aa III;
Tom Rlgt>s, iol rhtryoia: 100.
;.csYga E,,: al ioa; ihtsss$S'Aai rsGi''' ,c g. . 2,SsG.
400; s,Ss. LII. d H:Si icIdS si'ssEr' S % s..sg. 81 Eoa,,
Sfsn.uvh. 100; Ii,an,' iii,
VsssSs ~. Sssss ssa
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HlNNERS IS HOME AGAIN.

Asscmbiyman william fl. Hinners Of
E~dgewatcr. y. j., who mysteriously
disappeared Wednesday evening. June
Newark at which Gov. Wilson was
guest. returned to his home yesterday.
Though he has made no statement for
publication. he told his family that he
went TO Atlantic City after the dinner
to r~ecuperate. lie says he suffered from
the intense heat and was SO overcome
he doesn't remember where he wa Or
what he ala. Two politicians acciden-
tally discovered him and communicates
with his family. He Is now under q
doctors care at his home.
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FROZEN MILK IN BLOCKS
TO MEET SUMMER FAMINE.
New Haven Experimenting on
Plan to Freeze and Stoe the
Lactsal Fluid.

NEW rAvEN. Conn.,. July io.-As Q
result OF the present scarcity Of milk.
experiments In freezing the tactical iuid
are being tried In this city. with a view
to providing q supply against possible
occurrences Of the situation TO- msnac-
ing the city. The plan 10 to freeze the
milk into blocks OF ESQ and 300 pounds.
which may be used as found necessary.
At the present dms milk dealers must
depend solely on the daily output from
dairy farms and are unable 10 allow
for any sudden increase In dsmand or
falling OF In supply.
The new plan. II successfully worked
out. will make the dealers practically
Independent OF either condition. a. they
will have q reserve supply on hand.
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PRIEST HURT LEAVING CAR.

The Rev. Father Hendricks Of 81.
Jean the Baptist Church. No. 1853 East
S~eventy-sixth street. was alighting
from . n~orthbound Lexington avenue
open car at the corner OF Seventy-sixth
street, to-day. when he made a misstep
and fell heavily to the roadway. Sew
eral passengers jumped from the car
and ran to the unconscious priests side.
with the aid Of Policeman Manning,
they carried him to the chur-".
DR.. Devan. who was summoned from
the Presbyterian Hospital. found Father
Hendricks suffering from q severe lac
Grafton OF the scalp. lie took him to
the hospital for treatment.
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KINGS lEvEE IN DUBLIN.
American Consul Adams ANON
Those Presented IN Geop~>

DUBLIN. July p.-Kseping holiday IN
honor OF King GsorSs. most Of the shops
remained closed to-day and the man
lining the street left his politics at
homo. heartily participating in the wei
rome.
Receiving n replying to addresses
occupied both King George and Queen
Mary during the early morning. The
King subsequently held a isvee in the
throne room OF the castle. among those
presented being American Consul Ed
ward l.. Adams. Later Their Majestiss
went to the races at Ls~opardstovn.
whore a majority Of the population OF
the Irish capital seemed to have conxre.
gated.
The evening world., 1911-07-10
FlREBUG AND OIL CAN
START WEST SIDE BLAZE.

stairways soaked In kerosene ana a
small Are early to-day In the furnished
room house for negroes at No. eo7 West
Thirty-third street gave the police an.
other puzzle much like the incendiArv
IRE q week ago In the same neighbor.
hood. when pickpocksts robbed many
In the crowd.
The IRE to-day was sxunguishsd with
small damage, but q large crowd was
attracted and the police had . dificui,
Job fighting q way for the nremen,
Many refused to 20 back to bed Altar
hearing Of the oil-soaksd stsirs ana
waited for daylight. sitting on stoops
and In groups on the corners.
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RETAIL MILK PRICE
TO BE RAISED AT ONCE.

An increase OF half a cent a quart in
the wholesale price OF milk went into
effect yesterday In this city and almost,
all Its suburbs.
This will mean probably that to-day
or tomorrow the retail price of bulk
milk will go up at least a cent a quart
and that bottled milk prices will also
advance q cent or more a quart.
The evening world., 1911-07-10
GIVES EMPLOYEES A DANCE.
Young Matron, Who Inherited o..
600, ZOO, Has Novel Celebration,

STAMFORD, Conn.,, July lo.-Mrs.
Frank Danforth. the daughter Of the
late J. Joseph Alexandra. has Just re-
ceived a million and a half dollars from
her fathers estate, having reached her
t~wenty-hrst year.
Instead OF a big arfa!r for her 10.
ciety friends she gave a barn dance
last night for the employees Of her
mothers estate. Mr.. and Mrs. Dam
forth and a party OF house guests, In.
Guiding Miss Cornelia Hoyt. MIR. and
Mrs. Gordon Willard and MIR. and Mrs.
Thomas Curtis Of New York. attended.
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Ysap In jail for Desertiou.

Austin Carey, twenty-six years old, Q
salesman OF No. 7T Greenwich street.
was sentenced by Judge Grain IN the
Court Of General Sessions to-day to a
year In the penitentisry after he pleaded
guilty OF abandoning his wife and baby.
Carey left his homo several months ago.
when his baby son was six days old. and
went to Chicago. His wife wrote him
numerous letters. asking him to return.
but he did not answer them.
The evening world., 1911-07-10
Chauffeur IL Drowned,
ispedN N The Evening world.)

N"PtNFb " E'fHIHt NUrIu'T
MIDDLErOWN. n. Y, July W.-Ray-
mond Holly. a chauffeur. was drowned
In = deep hole In a t~reacherous brick
yard pond near this city last night.
Holly was a good swimmer. but sank
from some unknown cause lis
brother-in-iaw. Edward Dodd. made
futile attempts to bring him up by
diving. The body was recovered By
grapplinS. nx-.II~~r
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POLICE SEEK RICH MAN.
Anthony Holten Last Seen Sitting
o. Bsnk Of Greek.

James Holten Of Eimhurst. L. l.. has
asked the police Of Newtown to search
for his father. Anthony. seventy years
q wealthy retired merchant. who
disappeared on Friday night. On June
30 the elder Holtsn was declared incom-
petent 4 manage his estates. and the
Queens County Court appointed his son
q committee In charge Of his person.
James Holten told the police that his
father had with him his bank book Of
the Williamsburg Savings Bank. IN
which he has $500 deposited. He also
had $500 In cash. A neighbor told the
younger Holten that he had seen his
father At North Beach Friday afternoon,
and later sitting on the banks Of
Jackson's Creek. e the beach. The
police are dragging the creek.
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1000 EDISON MEN ~
FIGHT LABORATORY FIRE,
Blaze at West Orange Plant Ex.
tinguished by Well-D Drilled
Electrical EMPLOYEES.

A fire. the cause OF which Is un.
known. wal discovered in the Edison
Laboratories at West Orange to-day.
The employees formed into q fire
brigade and a hurry call was sent In
for the hremen. The combined force
succeeded in extinsulsh!ng the flames.
At the discovery OF the flames the
engineer blew the IRE whistle and i'm
m~ediately the thousand or more male
workers attacked the blaze with well
trained discipline. Back taps were
sounded fifteen minutes later.
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zion and eastward rsportsd maximum
temperatures above % degrees ysstsr-
day. The highest was - degrees 81
stonecline. Canada An area Of cooler
temperature spread ovcr the Upper
Mississippi Valley and most Of the Lake
region during h night
widely scattered showers occurred h
Eastsrn TEXAS. Oklahoma. Southeastern
Kansas. Missouri. the Lake region. thu
South Atlantic States and the Canadian
Northwest
CONDITIONS ALL FAVORABLE
FOR A eECoND oPELL-
'sBarometrio conditions are favorable
fer another warm psrtoA- TIE maxi-
mum temperature this afternoon Win b
above IS degrees 81 abeut ehat A6urs
on Tuesday afternoon Generally fair
weather Will prevail With moderate
eouthsriy winds."
The following tsmosraturss we're re-
corded u . a. H., sevcnty-ifth msffd-
ian time: Albany. d; Atlantic City. -.
Dlsmarck. q: EcisA %: Boston. %; Buff
Saio. n, Coafisston. "a: Chicago. u;
Cleveland. %; Denver. %; De- MoinsA
n; Detroit. ~: Duluth. y: Galveston. q;
Aaiifax, n: Helena, ~: Jacksonville, u:
Kansas city. ": Louisville. W; Mem
pAis. n; Montreal. %: New orleans. ~:
Rev ForE. -; North Platte. 90; Okla
Aoma. a.; Philadelphia. ~: P~tttsburg. 20:
Portland, Ne. y; Portland. Ore. y:
Providence. @; Roswell. -, st Louis-
~; D. Paul. a; Salt Lake City. 30; .
Disgo. %: San Francisco, -; sdft Cur
rsnts. 81; Tampa. "a; washington. u.
H1ehsst. y at Providence and Boston:
tGkost - at Yellowstone Park
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DEATHS.

v8AG1AoA1, yoEH, forty, a m.
Slsyss Of The Department Of street
ossAaiAS, overcome - his home,
Ne. ooss 11GAsA went Disl
before arrival Of medical aid.
"XXx. C1LHCTxN. forty-four. Of
8A 1lo west 9ntrty-nrBt street,
svsrcsas Saturday nighs ~ FIFTH
ovsoue eaA 3~Wsaty-stxth street.
0ssA yesterday Afternoon n Belle
We 8sspltal
0oYu1, So81. fo1sy.two, Ia. 90
DenA street, Drookiyn, overcome
On TIE Sidewalk 81 10. ~ Smith
UE1x1o1oH, ELLA, twsnty.dz. He
- 2sW Sssesy avenue, 0roek1yn,
svsroens ~ her homo ~ disd BE-
Sess medical assistance arrived.
2Av8Ax, o1oAo1, seur months OLE,
1o. col Ii Hsst Osvsntisth street.
DtsA ~ rssiAsnos to-day from hset
ysostfatioA.
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Oeean Linsrs Crash.

GLASGOW. July 10. - The British
steamer Atbara, outward bound for sgd
ney. c. b.. hal returned to port in .
damaged condition, having been in COLI
sion with the British steamer Clan Mac
Intyre. Damage to the Clan M~acIntyre
not yet known. The Atbara 10 discharg-
Ing her cargo.
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HAS TO HANDLE 1000 LOADS
EVERY "a HOURS,

~ honestly believe the night collec.
lions produce better sanitary conditions.
The suns rays now rarely strike the
garbage. Under the old system the
garbage cooked through the hottest part
OF the day. and the most obnoxious
doors resulted. Then both men and
horses have been spared from working
In the intense heat of the day. This has
meant an equine improvement of rs
per cent, while the men are far better
off.
-Four thousand loads OF ashes and
garbage are taken every twenty-four
hours from the boroughs OF Manhattan,
the Bronx INC Brooklyn. The boroughs
The evening world., 1911-07-10
LITTLE BOY SHOOTS
BROTHER IN A GAME.
Playing Overland Stage, He Gets
Fathers Revolver and Sends
BulletInto Child's Mouth.

Alfred wart. nine years old. while
playing 1.-THE Holdup Of the overland
stage" on the porch Of his homo at No.
1918 Simpson street. the Bronx. to-day
shot and dangerously wounded HE
seven-year-oid brother Arthur.
Arthur was driver Of the stage n
Alfred was the highwayman. Unknown
to his mother. Alfred got hold Of his
fathers revolver. lie b%randished II In
front Of his younger brother and or.
dered him to throw UP his hands. A.
the little chap complied the revelvss
exploded.
The bullet struck the boy In the mouth.
innlctlng a a wound. Just then the
mother ran out and when she saw what
had happened she ran with the wounded
boy TO a nearby drug store, from whise
he was taken to Lincoln Hospital
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Civil War Veteran Dies,

Capt. Frederick T, r. Gruett. who
served with distinction under Gen.
Daniel .. sickies during - civil war.
died shortly before Saturday midnight
at his home. No. $50 Prospect street.
Newark. N. ]. He was In hi. eighty
eighth year and death was due 10 . gem
eral declhA
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Henry Steinert. for six years a City
Magistrate. took his seat on the Special
Sessions bench to-day, sitting with
Justices Forker and Mayo. The bench
was piled high with floral pieces and
other tokens from the new Justices
friends,
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8l.OOO Retur. a. wet

BOLTON, July M-More than ,on
operatives employed In textile m.lis N
various parts OF New England resumed
work to-day. after shut downs OF vary.
Ing lengths, In accordance with the DOL
ley Of curtaillns production adopted oy
~ mtu naAnASVmAAiA
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100 IN III SUN
IN ALBANY STREETS.

AIADAaSY. July M-Ths official msr-
sury haA reached - At IL A. NJ. to-day
and was still climbing. while street
thermometer Registered l2o In the sun.
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Noted Fat Man Dead,

NEW LONDON. Conn, July 10
Horace II. Dabol. fifty-six years old.
q we'll known druggist, died late
yesterday from Bright's disease. For
many years he was a member Of the
Connecticut Fat Mems Association.
The evening world., 1911-07-10
SOUND STEAMER
HERE CRIPPLED BY
CRASH IN NIGHT
Commonwealth's Passengers
Quiet When James S. Gift
ford Hits the Liner.
PROVIDENCE TO RESCUE
Ran Alongside Fishing Craft
in Response to a Cry
a. of Distress.
PROVIDENCE TO RESCUE

The Fan River line cleaner Com
rnonweslth was run into shortly after
midnight this morning by the fishing
steamer James g. clifford, which col
hded with her in the thick fog over the
mouth OF the Sound. The Common
wealth was Just entering the Sound At
. point about ten miles east of Race
Rock Point. near New London. when
the fishing steamsr crashed into her.
The bow Of the clifford ran squarsiy
into the port side gangway entrance
OF the Comnonwe alth. Just forward Of
the pAddle-wheei. and. tanning there
for q moment. dropped back. carrying
away with Il the Safeguarding Of the
steamer. making q hole twenty feet long
n twelve feet high.
Tho Commonwealth was crowded
with passengers. most OF whom we're
u~ndisturbed by the collision.
Tho crew. in response to the orders
Of Capt. william Appleby. rushed TO
quarters prepared 70 man the life boats.
but q hasty examina ton showed that
AL OF her ~iijuries were above water,
t"ot WAS nO OCCa&lOu LOT
rousing tho sleeping passengers. About
half q dozen OF the passengers. asleep
in nearby staterooms. who had heard
the crash OF che collision came out OF
their rooms IN ncglige. but finding that
there was no cause for alarm, quickly
returned to bed.
PROVIDENCE GOES TO RESCUE
OF FISHING BOAT.
The clifford. after Tending herself free
nom the Commonwealth dropped astsrn.
orossing the bow Of the Providence,
which Just before the collision occurred
had been about . boats length behind
the Commonwealth. 90 close. in fact.
that Capt. o. c. Gronln wal able to see
her saloon Lights.
A voice from the fishing boat cried
out: FOL heavens sake. drop 4 iifs-
boat" Capt. 0rinln responded with
aiacrity. and when his crew mad made
ready got into tho boat himself. lie
ordered his men to row close up to the
steamer. and then he hailed her. For
some minutes there was no response,
then . voice cried out: We're al right.
] guess." The Clifford then put OF In the
direction Of Now London. later going TO
Noank Sor sspairs Her damage was
slight
The Commonwealth. vboae angina,
had been stopped a. soon a. the col
lis!on occurred, was still towering abou,
In the n~sishborhood. prepsred "a 10
10 the assistance OF the asbin9 steamsr
Cant. Grimm Of thu provt6enco o.,h.d
a wireless. message TO Cant. Annlehv
of ,hs Commonwealth that ali va. r,.,,
with the fishing boat. ana the Com.
monweaith resumed her tourney IN
A. VI.
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ATW00D'S FLIGHT
TO WASHINGTON
HALTED BY HEAT
With Aviator Hamilton He Is
Forced to Descend at Balti-
more on Hard Trip.
tspscdal 10 The EVENING wofd,.

Nbp~uhi 10 Inc Evening WoIdy.
BALTIMORE. July M.-Intenss heat
to-day forced Harry N. Atwood and
Charles X. Hamilton TO temporarily
abandon their flight from Atlantic City
to Washington after their machine had
wilted 1t stsmmsr's Run. . point sish:
miles from this city on the Pennsyl.
vania Railroad. The two men had made
. game attempt. 10 . broken and patch
ed.up machine. TO complete tins last leg
Of Atwo0d's announced tour from Bos-
ton 70 the capital.
After landing the two men came to
Baltimore by train. The av,ators left
Atlantic City at 6o< 4. NJ. and reached
stemmer's Run At s.S. They had trav-
slled approximately 1U miles with but
n stop. that at Farnhurst. Del. for
gasoline. This distance was thirteen
miles greater than Atwood carried his
mechanlcian In tho Night from Boston
to New London. conn.
Both men were In excellent spirits
when they appeared at a hotel here, al
though tired and hungry. After a bath
and breakfast. Atwood their
intention Of resuming their flight later
IN the day II the weather conditions
permit. with the expectation OF reaching
Washington In time for dinner this eve
ming.
The tale Of the aerial journey, a. told
by Atwood, was one Of a fight bitterly
contested against heavy odds.
We worked over the machine until
after ~ o'clock last night" said At
wood. and It was nearly l o'clock when
We retired. We a a few hours sleep
and had but little trouble In starting,
leaving the beach promptly at 80,
o'clock. The FIRST part OF the flight wal
delightful. The morning air was not 20
warm. but the humidity was high and
even at nrst we had a great deal OF
trouble In getting any speed or sleva-
ton. At no time during tho flight did
We reach an elevation Of more than 25(
feet"
HEAT PREVENTED AERoPLANE
ASCENDING HIGH.
The arst and only intermediate stoI
was made at s.S o'clock. at Farnhurst
Del. thirty-ivs miles from Philadelphia
for fuel. After q rest OF three minutei
they were In the air again.
striking out along the line Of IN,
Pennsylvania Railroad said Atwood
I'VE followed tho tracks and fought I,
get elevation enough to clear the tele
graph wires. Sometimes we wer,
obliged to IA the railroad tracks be
cause OF tho fact that we were danger
ously near the ground. We were racinI
trains. too. and we could not get O,
the track for that reason.
1--WE landed at Steamers Run Jus
simply because the machine was goln
to fall and would not go am furthe
under the hot weather conditions"
The crowds along the line OF n!gh
Increased as the hours grew, and a
Havre de Grace practically the entir
population turned out to greet the air
men as they passed over the town.
Soon after reaching the P~ennsylvani
tracks an express train was picked u
and the seroplane acted rs a sort q
pilot adj the way to S,emmers Ru
station.
Two accidents had marked the tw
former attempts to get away from A
lant!c City. and tho last one. yestel
day. nearly resulted fatally for bo.
men. Their machine was smashed
bits when II fell. but the Discriminate
Of the two flyers was not shaken
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW n
ARRIVED.
INCOMING Steamship.

INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
DUE TO-DAY.
mania, HwerpooA- Carolina, Palermo.
~ A1gtsdan, Manuel Cairo, Cadiz.
8otter6AD. AAattc Prince, Trinidad.
able. liverpool. Ventura Dc larnnsgs,
Nssd. Dover, ~. EiciA.
Hua. Naples. ConW, New Orleans.
-,.edss, Paiems, r. Sol, Galveston.
p,ey uottssdAa.
dinner -
cellent GOING Steamship.
SAILED TO-DAi-,
Snaa. Pasess Aaaa. NosssA