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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-10
SPLENDID ROAD WORK
ALONG PEC0S VALLEY
SOUTH OF CARLSBAD

Carlsbad s. ~. March S--A trip
down the country sunday revealed
s,ycr1i uoN improvements worth, ot
more than passing mention. The first
is tl" ruld recently constructed from
near the stock pens straight east along
the section line. this nciur ono OF IN,
hest pi'eDs uf road work ever dour iu
tuis OF any other country. Tho
thCruughturr o. as smooth Js floor
Iud HH Straight us tIc bird flies. thus
enabling the farmers coming into
carlsbad from tHo south t1 haul mon,
than twice as much as formerly and
providing splendid speedway FOR the
automobile owners. ol more than Eve
miles while tho other roads cannot
uo said Zoo be- us good Js Jhis one. ig BE-
Cd pleasure 90 travel over most uf them
except tho road leading sonth from
Loving Go rllrR river which BEL now
200 nrd condition and very crooked.
not following Hut lig,U lu. But
taIs is uo# Co Do, r'meli,d, aud a
boulevard constructed south rum
Io,Iu- aiuu. tu, -,..uu Uu, uum
the southwest .urr.r of tur iYHuslf,
Co gHDk river .ut connecting with
NnBt is auovu t- tho E,"mlu road
running east and N,~i. thus saving
formers buul COT over tEu miles over
rough road when coming 600 Carlsbad.
Tho proposed new road vim bo built
COO soon as tno proprr petition is pre-
scented fo tho road commission. Bee
sides being "a g.eJt convenience io
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-10
BRIGHT YOUNG MAN
PASSES AWAY
Erie Eshelman Succumbs
After Splendid Fight for
Life; Was Exeter and Har-
ward Man.

Nuupuishcd hy disease after a.
manly and courageous a fight as was
ever wagcd. Erie r. Eshclman. agcd
81 years parsrd away at about 80
O'CLOCK last nI ght ut the home OF his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A..
Ehelman. 1905 West Fruit avenue,
Death brought Co Mr.. Eshclman sur-
cease from prolonged suffering. a. h.
had been critically 40 FOR nearly unc
IS ccks previous 90 the end and Opiat,s
and oxygen had long been necessary
90 make his Illness cndurable.
MI Eshelman came here frnW
summervilr. Pu. with his family siN
years ago '.Nt june and for the ,ast
several y,a.s aided hy @ considcra1i"
knowledge OF medicine which h" hud
acquired h} careful study, he fought
brayey scientifically ana pcrsistents
against tho luTuad4 % the disUurn
which ne successfully withstood un.
ga The beginning ot the present year
Some time ago he contracted SEE
we're cold when ne visited hts brother
al IN. hospital since which tim" his
decline was rapid. The iron self
control ana cheerlulness of MI
battle b. well known To those
who were privileged To know Mr..
Eshclnan well The deceased was 81
young man ot unusually brilliant IN
tellect. Is graduate of Phillips ENet
academy, Now Hampshire. In the
class of 1901. who won "a scholarship
for each your OF his stay az That
school edited th "EXouian" and was
lead r loo AN phases Of school iitc.
After leaving Exeter n, spent year
at Harvard bat failing health forced
him 90 leave after the first year Pee
1ious to going Go Exeter MIR Eshc.-
man taught school fur two years and
WAS always dihgeut student ana
omniyorous reader. Ia recent yeatH
he tecome greatly Interested Ia the
crusade against quack remedies
throughout tho nation and was Of
con 4ldsrabl, assistance lu working up
the cafa against "a numEer of fake iu-
bcrDuiusir cures. Courtesy, iu
euuablo tempe, uud personal charm
were the features OF disposition
which attracted am who met him aui
10 is unDNpuiuHhic that % NE of su
much promise of usefulness should nC
cat of go soon. His 3'th birthday
occurred ou th, seventh ot the pres
rnt month The hrokenhoartcd fum-
uy viii have an unusuully deep
sympathy BOO that this b. the thtd
death among the children IN the past
SIS years.
Besides the father and mother a
sister. Gertrude. and two brothers
Homer and Wiii survive.
The funeral services viii Dee al
O'Clock tomorrow at the home, 1893
West Fruit avenue. Rev c. %. bork-
muu. pastor of tn Lead avenue Meth
oditi church officiating The re-
muius win Doe sent 10 tho old home in
summcrvile for burial
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-10

wan badly froscn In q blizzard several
weeks ago, az he was driving a ma
SHINE tfUm Gallup 60 Fort Defiance.
u has been found necessary TO ampu'
tate both feet and the operation VIII
probably be performed az ~. Joscph's
tomorrow morning
a marriage license was issued to-
day 20 y. 81 Frcdenstoin %. OF ~
Paeo. and Ethel May Rosenberger 90.
OF Albuquerque
A. h. McMllcn attorney Tor tho
Fernandez company. has He'd suit In
tho district court asking Judgment
hgoinft perfccto chavez Tor $500. be
cause 90 alleged trespass by Chavez
ON february 8. last. on the Fernandez
land grant In Mckinney county.
There VIII he q special meeting Of
Albuquerque lodge No. tGt. y. =. q.
Elks. "Wednesday afternoon al $3.50.
The meeting II Tor the purpose of ball
loting on candidates ard initiation.
reruiar meeting Of Mineral Lodge
No. 4. knights Of Pythias. will be held
toniEht az castle hall The mecting
IL 20 be- called ia 7;a0 O'clock Work
in the first rank is o. be given Visit
Ing knights are invited
Mrs. n. G.. Reid. mother OF ~. ".
HeninR of this vity. returned home
last night after an extended visit az
Tulsa, Okla, to which city she went
in December Go attend the marriage
Of her daughter
There win be- regular business
meeting 81 the W g. T. 4. tomorrow
.aftcrnoon az 3 O'Clock at the y. W.
& a. home.
J.. G.. May of Tulsa. OKLA. has mr.
rived In Albuquerque to conduct "a
popcorn and peanut business Ia this
city,
a. G.. Torres OF SoCorru. editor and
publisher OF lei Dcfensor' one ~ the
leading Spanish weelSlics IN the state
L. attending 60 business matters in
Albuquerque today
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-10
HAPPYS TAKE The
OPENING GAME
OF SEASON
Aggregation That Has Proved
Winner for Last Five Sea-
sons, Gets Favorable Start
Yesterday.

Playing a brand OF baseball that
while not errorless, was fast ami
snappy and indicated nashy going FOR
the season. the Happy Go-Luckys yes
tcrday afternoon won from the Flying
team BY the score of Z to 4, Tier
ney die the mound work for the haps
until the eighth. when he was relieved
by Hesselden. Tierney did good work
IN the box. having speed and control
with a fair assortment OF curves. Reub.
Of the HlRhlandcrs. was the slab art
ist for the Flying a outnt and from
time 10 time pitched spectacular ball
The game yesterday WAS the opening
event for the Happys this season ana
they were pleased with the showins
made against team liko the Flying
A. Tho Haps have been playing too
rether for i've on six seasons and have
always managed 10 worry all contend
era FOR the amateur championship oi
the city. finishing first In the amateur
league for three seasons.
The line up yesterday
Happys-Stump. c1tcher TicrneN
and HCsseldcn, pitchers; McCnnna
FIRST base; shunlobarger second base
Hosseldon and Tiorney third base; Ar
milo. short stop, Sellers ana kciohtr'
right ncld. Bibs Loebs. center held'
r. McCanna. left field
Flying A-Jones, catcher; heuh
pitcher: Noad. nrst baao. Il Jones
second base. Mann, third busc, Zrhut
short stop; Leinrto. right field, Car
roll center field; Romero. left Held
Myers and Farrell. umrires.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-10
PERSONALS.

Charles a Davis. Of lyousvIlle. Pa,
representative for the Canton CORFU
gated Iron works. has IcO for El
Iaso and other points ON his itinerary
after "a brief visit here with his couH.
lon. Mrs vs.. o. svuzcr, OF 1g3 West
Copper avenue.
John w M,Quad.. we'll known
contractor haa purchased the equity
of Josrph a.. Nappcr in the iiy"
bungDloWs near Eighth street ana
Coal avenue. in the Haynolds addition
which Hrr now under construction.
Mr McQuade win complete the hun
rHioWs ANA Eail them along lines ar-
ranged by Mr. Klapper. mr. klap-
per VIII devote his entire time aad
attention to other enterprises in
which be- hiss become interested.
David Olstead. chauffeur, was
brought TO Albuquerque yesterday
mornine from gallup and - q patient
ln ihe st JoarphH hospital Neieaa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-10

farmers, tho new road will pass over
the new concrete work recently I'm.
iShcd ON tho canal This portion II
the canal In really the greatest asset
oi the whole system, revealing az u
uocs the method of conserving the
water the loss of which has reached
Js high as 90 per cont during tie hot
summer months. owing Geo seepaso aud
evaporation. Besides l,In- shJN
section 81 canal th, hrluuat,s which
have recently boon built BOO councc-
ton wish Oh, new work VIII also be-
seen goo greatest advantage. and the
foad viil Iced through 3D. farming Sec
Juu ut th. county which has long
been uuH,r cultivation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-10
TORRES AND OLIVER
SCHEDULED TO
GO TONIGHT


IN the well equipped New Mexico
Athletic club gymnasium tonight. a
card o. four bouss viii De staged an.
der the personal direction OF the Mar
Huis o. Levy. The main event viii
80 scheduled ten-round 90 with
Jack Torres, Of Albuquerque. and
Walter oliver. Of Gallup. as the prim-
cipala. These boys have trained hard
for ttr h,llle ~ tonight and the bout
should be fast affair from gong TO
gong. Torres II considerably faster
than Oliver and has a wicked punch.
oliver. while slow on his feet. IS
ahifty and sends his blows home ac-
curntcly II not frequently Oliver
hopes tonight 10 repeat his perform
ance Of ten days ago In Gallup when
he sent Tommy Moran. Of Pittsburg.
% ,he mat In tho first minute Of box
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-10
ARMY ENGINEERS
TAKE CHARGE At
BALTIMORE
Dangerous Bushes in Remov-
ing Wrecked Hulk of the
III fated Steamer Alum
Chine.
tBy leased Wire 60 EvsainH H.rslaI

Baltimore. Nd March i0.--Supcr-
vised beg United states army onRinccr
officers. the work of removing the
wrcckagc of the dynamited steamship
Alum chine, which blew up in the
lower harhor last Friday with heavy
loss OF life. began today. The hulk
Of the wrecked vessel lies about
twelve feet below the surface aud
slightly suuthwRrd OF the main cham
mel opposite qusgantlno station.
More mcudcms than the wrecked
ship b. the unoNpludyd dynamite,
several hundred eases OF which 40,
believed To- have some down. packed
aboard the freight curs on the at
tendant barge The engineers are in
clinod Co believe that th, greater part
~ the sis hundred case. at the exc
plnsiyy on the barg, ia Intact rho
work uf removing the vr,tkagr and
dynamite may Ht, week. according
t' col l.. " Beach. the uymy ,nsl-
nvor officer tu charge of operations
The federal and local NEGOTIATIONS
into the disaster were continued to-
daN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-10
CENTRALS TRIM THE
YELLOW JACKET TEAM

without tho astuto diamond scn-
oralship OF Henry stroup, VINO backed
tho team last season tho yellow
Jackets succumord yesterday Co Tho
h,rco onslaughtH of ga, old Aibuguor-
que Ccntrals The game played on
HopcWcn athletic field stood o 90 o
until the end of tlic eighth The Con-
trails wpnt To- pieces ~ thc eighth and
the Jackets buried seven scores Evcn-
lng things up lu the ninth the Ccntrds
pounded 100 . runs. the mat score
being as 90 Z. Speedy Gueyera, Tor
the Centrals. starred az SHORT. neldiug
everything that came his way and bait
Ting 1000 Tho batteries Yesterday;
chavez and Monquer0 Tor the Gem
trails; the smaulding Brothers for the
Jackets
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-10
IMPORTANT CHANGE IN
BASC0M-FRENCH REAL
ESTATE CONCERN MADE

I.a. Cruces *. So. March lo..-Drc
ot tho biggest land deals that has
taken place her, n o long tim Was
contaminated recently vhtu the BA9-
conn French company sold their iu-
tercst boz tho company. real estate go
,hp BIsrom estate. This rotiyrs Jli
the stock of the Buscom heirs on tie
,umr'u books and leaves tho COIN
pan, boo lul possession ct the entire
stu,k ur Co.,. B0-com-Frruch 1rgaul-
cation Tho company VIII continue
tu do buslu,-s Zoe the SATIN. location
which they huN, leased from the Boo.
com estate for % term of years. unl
uo chang viii Doe mad, iu tho husi.
ness arrangement
Mr.. Eugene Alton has retired fnn
tbc firm oi which he Was Vice pres
d,n' ud MI George frvugcr viii
remain. a- for "a, past several y.a.s.
general manager ui th, Blsyun-
French .uupsu,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-10
MOVING PICTURE BLOWS
UP; KILLS TEN PEOPLE

Vcrus. France. March i0.--'rcn pcy-
SONS Wcru fatally injured ana 80 SER
iously hurt 100 panic caused by tho
explosion cot moving picture appar,
atus boz u small upstairs thcttcr last
night Thp audience numbered l.o.
IN jbe rush to get oHt the people
clicked the stairway aud mans Jumped
from tho windows. The hrc which
followed the explosion was promptly
UNtlupulshcd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-10

lag In the second round. Torres. on
the other hand. iy almost certain that
hc win stop oliver before the ccu-
test progresses beyond the skin
frame. Jack Attcll and Manuel San
dovaL i5s pounds, viii go on In the
seml-wlnd Up tonight KID Lloyd. oi
Cleveland. and Matty Mntthcwson. Of
the Santa re shops win do four
round stunt Ia the l2i-pound class.
The curtain raiser VIII be sctt0
with four ounce gloves betwceu two
light-heavywcishts known To the fans
as Kid Roosevelt and kid Taft, Pop
ular prices viii prevail ami arrange
ments have been made 90 care for .
big crowd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-10
HELD OVER TO
THE GRAND JURY

Pleading guilty To- &c charge OF ut
tcring worthless check. Fred Austin
WIS this afternoon held 90 the grand
jury IN the sum oi $500. following Az
raignmont before Justice Craig. Aus.
Tin was arrested saturday uisht after
he had obtained money ON choCk
presented 60 Frank rrottcr and drawn
on tho First National Bank of Dcm-
inc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-10
BALKAN SITUATION
NEAR TO SETTLEMENT
ny Leased Wirc 10 Evening lrcraldl

London, March TO- The Balkan
situation cum, mp for discussion ,Il
the house of commons today Premier
AsqUith sHid
An gr'cm'ut on ON, or two point.
only ana these not vital ones. b. re-
Quircd to secure the complete accord
OF th" powers on the question Ot the
poundries of Albania. Turkey has
agreed 60 mediation by tho powers.
and we are now awaiting word from
the allies"
Mr. Asquith added that "a settlement
had been reached on the question ~
Scr1ia.s economic access tU thg Adri-
attic and t tD au autonomous Al
bnnh under European guarantee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-10
CLARENCE BARROW
MAY BE DISCARDED

Los Angeles, March DO Tho po-si-
bio disharmyut OF clarence S barrow
win Doe considered ut th, most mcyi-
Ing uf the Iu- Angelo. Ilur ussuplb-
ton. Announcement Co This ,DrDt
was made today by President Henry
j stevens ui the association
AZ tho second trial or GA, ChiCIrD
lawyer for alleged jur bribery u
connection with the drfrus, cot the
McNamnrl brothers, District Attor-
noN FrcdorI,ks asserted p court that
barrow should bee dlsburrrd ON ad-
missions Dc had made during his
trial
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-10
ELIAS ESTERDAY DIES
DAY AFTER ARRIVAL

Elias yesterday. 30 years old, q
brother of br J. = Eustcrlay of Al
buGucrquo, died early this morning.
twouu-fpur hours after his arrival
The deceased was very 800 upon arr
rival Tho funeral viii Do, private.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-10
CnlIrrr MAN ln TrouhIe.

I.os Angeles. March To- Edward
". Reed. young college man, OF
Boston. Mass.. aud said 90 Ho prom
nontiy connected In that cliy ,Ar
locked up here on "a charsc % h''lhs
passed worthless checks ~ 'h',tH"
Reed. Nhp H. "a years "id, Hnid wH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-10

children aiy much more likely go
contract the auutu Eluus diseases when
fn,v have colds Whouping cough.
d.phtherlu. sonrln: fever ANA con.
sumption are diseases that are often
contracted when lHr child has "a cold.
That is Why am medical authorities
say beware of colds. For the quick
cure OF colds you will find nothing
better than Chamberlaiu's Cough
Remedy. u can always bc depend d
upon and ls pleasant aud safe Go take.
For sale ny all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-10

Chamberlain Cough Eemedy has
won rs great reputation ana extensive
sale by its remarkable cures oi
coughs colds and Group, ~ can De-
depended upon. Try H. sold By all
druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-10
I.EGAB NuTTCE.

Last viii aud testament OF Samuel
r. sWaync. deceased.
TO Mary G.. swayue. eXecutriX. Will
liam NJ. swaync. Robccca g. Gentry.
Jnmcs =. swayne. N Anna swayne.
Rhodn NJ swuync, $. Arthur sWaync,
a. Evelyn swuync. Alma @ Swayno
and 10 an whom IL may concern
You are hereby notified that the
last will and testament of samuel r.
gwaync. late OF the county uf Bcr-
nalilo and state 81 N"W Mexico. de-
ceased. has been produced and read
In the Probate Court of the county Of
BcrnaliIn. state of New Mexico. at
regular term thereof. held on the 3rd
duy IT March. 1914. and the day of the
proving Of said alleged last will aud
testament WAS hy order of the Judge
of said court thercupon fixed for
Monday. the 5th day of Aprii, \ u.
1918. az "a o'clock VA the forenoon OF
said day.
Gwen under m, hand aud the seal
Of this court, this 3rd day of March,
4 u. 1913.
A. y. WALKER
(Sean Probate Clerk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-10

father was 4. y. Reed. Boston auio-
mobile dealer Reed Was uccompa1-
led here hy q young actress with
whom M said he lett Boston.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-10

We have the largest and bost list
~ investments In the southwest. John
NJ. Moore Realty 60,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-10

We are making with our bread YOU
must como here 10 appreciate. The
arosds Of discriminating buyers you
Wiil see az our store cannot fan 20
impress you and o. make you reason
that they would not b. here without
ROOD vause You are sight ond test
M our service and methods viii re-
veal il 50 YOU
PIONEER BAKERY
~ suu,h ma s,fssi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-29
TYPHOID STRIKES
ENTIRE FAMILY
Parents and Two Children in
Bed III Without Doctor
or Food.

Stricken with typhoid fever, family
of four was found in bed without doc
for or food last night. Paul Brendmuhl,
foreman Of a fishmarket on Amsterdam
avanue. and living at No. 1927 Amster-
dam avenue. was taken sick about
tbroe weeks ago. He continued TO go
IN work until a week ago, when he
found It utterly impossible to go out
Of the house.
A few days before. his son. Paul
twelve wears old, had been taken sick
"a yas confined To his bed. The
,,,ntbor n,,rsed the two until four days
.,an u,ben she was herself stricken, and
AT the same time the I"o-Sear -oio
daughter Elsie, became Ill
According 10 their story last night
thev had a doctor In the first place
80, ha ceased to call after few visits.
Neighbors discovered their plight ana
;,,tornad The police. DIR. Jacobs, who
n.ao sent from Washington Heights
UosnitaI said all were suffering from
tynho,d and the father and son we're
~ serious condition. He took them
both to the hospital.
The Board of Health was informed;
as Vas the Charities Organization. and
the mother and daughter Will be cared
for in their apartment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-29
FIND WASHINGTON
PERFECT SURVEYOR
Modern Instruments Discover No
Errors in Lines Run by
Him in 1851.

Washington, Nov. 2S.-George Wash
ington's surveying, done in 17j1, when
as a lad of nineteen he ran lines with
chain and compass through the wilder
ness of the Virginia hills for Lord Fair
fax. has been checked up by govern
ment surveyors, who have just made
their report, and who found the work
perfect.
WASHINGTON. running his lines with
primitive instruments and bonfires on
hilltops. left monuments and boun-
daries in which technically educated
surveyors using high power transits
and all the refined modern instru-
ments have been able to find no yaria-
tion.
From the top Of Middle Mountain. in
the Massanuttan Range, the old Fair
fax line may be distinguished without
the use Of instruments, and can be fol-
lowed by boundary fences dating from
the earliest days and by blocks of tim
Der which come up from the county
lines and stand out like squares upon a
checker board. Down across the val
lev Of the south fork of the Shenan-
doah. as far as the eye can distinguish,
the line shows plainly.
Washington's survey blazcs cut into
the trunks of trees and long grown
over have been rediscovered. and all
are several feet higher from the ground
than those the woodsmen Of to-day
would make. Some authorities con-
tend Washington made them from the
saddle with a long handled axe.
The government has been retracing
the old lines because it is buying land
through the territory which they run
for the new Appalachian forest re-
serve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-29
SMASHES MASHER IN FACE
Girl Turns Upon Annoyer and
Then Calls Police.

Miss Bella PankoWitz, seventeen
wears old, OF No. 1928 Second avenue,
was walking cast in 14th street. be-
tween Second and Third avenues, with
two girl companions at $50 last night
when she felt hand laid upon her
hack. Turning quickly she found her
SELF looking into the laughing features
Of a young man, said to be Meyer Lip
man. of No 204 East 124th street,
manager in a 14th street hat store.
Miss Pankowitz rebuked him and con-
tinued walking.
About "A hundred feet further on she
was annoyed a second time. Again she
faced about and this time swung her
,,gbt hand against the grinning face OF
vounC Lipman. She seized him then
and shouted for a policeman.
Iinman was being badly used by the
c,oyd that rushed to the girls aid
when Patrolman Quevado. OF the East
99d street police station. arrived LIP
man was arraigned in the night court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-29
HE'LL CHEER ARMY AlOFT
Sergeant Katzman to See Game
from Aeroplane.

Sergeant Samuel Katzman, OF the
artillery corps at West Point, left this
city for Nyack yesterday, from when
place he will fly in an army aeropIahe
TO Governors Island to-day. The aero
plane will be decorated with flags Dear
ing the colors of West Point, and 1t IS
Sergeant Katzman's intention to hy
near the Polo Grounds this afternoon
while the Army Navy game is in prog
ress.
II was said that he received permlS-
sion 10 make the flight, and that he
would start from Governors Island
weather permitting, to fly up the North
River soon before the game begins.
II is probable that Sergeant katz-
man intends to fly only within view OF
the spectators at the football game as
aviators lave been cautioned by the
Aero club of America and other organ
izations against flying over large
crowds.