The evening world. Newspaper, November 18, 1908, Page 11

~ * mH BALLOON AFTER RECORD FLIGHT IN STORM BURSTS ‘Amateur Morrison and Pilot Van Sleet Up 11,000 Feet in Wild Trip. WIND RIPS GAS BAG. Aeronauts Tumble Into Rock- ville, Conn., and Narrowly Escape Death. Undismayed by one of the most thrill- ing series of escapes in the history of ballooning, W. K. Morrison, of Minne- apolis, arrived to-day from Rockville, Conn., and announced that he intended to go up again in a balloon as soon as he got another chance. Morrison accomplished a great deal in a short time for an amateur. When the Ddalloon was ready to ascend, at Pitts- field, at 2 P. M. yesterd gale was blowing, and (| idden, who was to have act 1 Pilot Sleet, of the Pitt Acro Club, got cold feet. “Vil go up in her, who is a hardware m Glldden's place 1n the car. The big gas bag shot up into a snowstorm, Events eame thick and fast after that, and the geronauts were drt im two hours feet above the tude ever attained in America, Lost in Snow. The aeronauts held thelr breath as they flew ale, Grove them along at a terrific pace, which tilted the car so uch at times that the two men in it hi with both bands to keep from being spilled out. ‘On and on they went, now under the tn it, and now far above said Morrison, . and he took aiti- storm, now 4°P. M. when they were le, the wnd tore a slit ip he ba loon. Thea changing, buoy to retard its perilous fa The people tloc and bit the surface ¢f a the middle of the village. Bounded Like Rubber Ball. The balloon pounced up from the earth es if it were a rubber ball, It came Gown immediately on the roof of a house, the chimney tearing away Morrison and Van Sleet narrowly es-, aped being dashed to death. The balloon next dropped on a@ troiley wire in the main street and broke the wire, giving the leeuie shock that made t wi with pain, Like a wounded whale the balloon @graph and telephone wires and dasn- ing itself, with seemingly suicidal tn- stinct, against the side of a trame house, the windows of which were all smashed by the impact. A chicken-coop Was the next ‘and ng] place of the balloon t parently with the collapsing last settled on a ‘One of the doxs bit Pilot nd s ous, “mirhaps to th he villagers crowde and wanted plecers of the balloon as souvenirs, but didn't get them, a BY BALLOON FROM ENGLAND TO SIBERIA. LONDON, Nov, 18—The mammoth dalloon owned by the Daily Graphic ascended {rom he s morning and will attempt to re: la and break the long distan Tope continuing 1 ate blowing at prevent DID NOT BELIEVE. MISS IRVINE’S STORY Jury Acquits Dentist Accused by New York Woman at Roanoke, Va ROANOKE, Va., Nov. 18~—The trial of Dr. W. 8. Gregory was conviuded «: 640 P. M, yesterday, Tue jury returned @ verdict of “Not guilty,” tiie the jury wan vas, Mrs dn ‘stood ‘hun rough the. Mersal, wae t ie & & splendid bouquet of pink chry san- | emuins from a local flor he charge op wale at of having attempted to inlstreat Mins ‘Theodora irvine Br New York, witle she was a patient in his ice and under the influence of eliloro- rm. The theory of the defense was lucination, ey There'sa Mystery, | What Is it? Are you fond of mysteries? Strange. creepy, thrilling lov den mys- terles? There's fust such @ mystery about a certain! Black Bag. It will be solved in next, Monday's Byening World. ep the Van| e hundred miles | ng 11,100] 8 the storm. The | fo which was from the northwest, | auto; | " | alive, te an Inc d to hold on| last week of $500 living, or $250 dead. CAR VICTIM 1S SAVED BY LIFTING LEADING AMERICAN CLOTHIERS’ HONE OF BRAN Selling Out |Maloney, Seven Weeks Uncon- scious, Recovers but Can’t Recall Accident. The case of Charles Maloney, who has been restored to mental and physt- cal health, after being in a Brooklyn hospital for seven weeks in a state of coma, his life despaired of, is ex- citing much Interest. Mahoney was restored to consciousness & few ai had been splintered and pressed against his brain, had been removed. He was at his home, No. 243 Seventh street, Brooklyn, to-day, but his mind is a blank as to the nature of the accident. Heyreceived a fracture of the skull in }a trolley car accident elght weeks ago. j\When he was taken to the Hospital it was said he had chance in a thousand of recovery. As his bodily heaith was good, an opera- tion of trepanning was decided on and A by Dr. Wiitan th street, since a offered a re- for her recoy- ery, dead or alive Divers nave been searching the Hud- son River for Mrs arly a week, obiles are scour Ischmann'e body detectives in g the suburbs tor | The present offer of $1,000, dead or rease of a reward offered How To Get Rid of Fat so the balloon | Let Us Send You aT You a Trial Package t You Will Be De- lizhted With It. Free. UNLiIMIiED ee awaits every Blyn patron. If nave ev (1 $ where Style No. 1812 2. m Children's Suede H (buck) London c brown and button boot Sizes 6 to 11, $2.50 Sizes 11) $3.00 Sizes 2), to 6, $3.50 to 2, BEST STORES NINE. WEST SIDE BROOKLYN 6th Ave. & 27ih St, B'way, bet Park and 6th Ave. & 34h St. Ellery EAST SIDE Fulton 51 opp: Abras 4d Ave, & 122d Sircet ham & 3 3d Ave. & 86th Street B'way, ar. 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