The evening world. Newspaper, July 1, 1911, Page 2

ferty boats which were going in oppo- site directions. MAY FLY TO MINEOLA TO-MOR- ROW, HE SAYS. Then a landing was matic. Atwood faid that he would leave for Boston this afternoon at & o'clock, and that he might be able to met back to Gov- ernor’s Island to-morr when he would try to fly over to Mineola, if the weather was good ‘The ectual distance travelled by the aeroplane on to-day's trip w Greater than that of the trip from Boston to Mew London, which broke the American cross-connt recora.: Atwood came from New London to New Maven, 50.9 mi from New Maven to Forty-second street, New York, 73.0 mile th Jed five miles on his flight down lower Manhattan, around the inger Building, out over the bay And to Governor's Isiand. Hin total distance was thus 199.1 mile He followed the ratiroad closely that the ratiroad fl apply accurately to his cour course #0 wes will Several miiiions of fMeht from the moment 6 - fect start on a perfect day to e of the final descent. A mfilio a the aeroplane come i elt r the Fast A n more watched the daring flirtat t skyscraper tops asx Atwood made the loop about the Singer Bullding FLIGHT 18 FIRST ALL WAY FROM BOSTON, Added to the feat of making New| York from New London, it must be re inembered that the Mght was really all the way from Roston to New Y marks the first fight en cities. The first lap of the n from Boston to this city was made ve terday, when Atwood went to > London and took the Mayor 0 wateh the Harvard-¥ His link to this city « elty. performance. Two years ago Charics J. G F the past master adverilses of spectacu- lar events, chartered the purpose of running «« pa | between New York charter has slept fo this ta the first realization of t mercial dream that was a the continent The course of the aviator from Connecticut town to the metr @ continuous ovation, He was gre with cheers, whistle bia n waving of flags as he went sion merry way. Early business pass the New York, New Haven and ford traina saw the fight all the from New Hav to New York, the city was quite prepared for | way and the remarkable visitor when he did his lofty and serene act of entering town ty very highest of our high circles, HARLEM GETS FIRST GLIMPSE OF AIRSHIP. At 10.12 the aeroplane came fully tnto view in New York. Atwood came sweeping down over the East River. Far to the north the residents of Harlem saw the speck of the airship as it came into view. Crowds went to the roofs of buildin Out of the mist came the aeropla' faster and faster into view. Atwood went up into the air at the north end of Ward's Isiand, and then turned east for a few minutes. Then he ran back to his course over the river and took a higher plane attll, At this altitude he came down the river, over the bridges and to the end of lower Manhatta A million people watched him as he swept gradefully and under perfect con- trol by the east si% of the city. Then the plane tilted. ‘The spectators thought he was in trouble, but the angle was merely the result of a turn the daring man was making. He swept down to the lower end of the city, circled the Singer Building, and, as a fire en turns & corner upon two wheels, he flew back to the bay and went out to see if the Statue of Liberty was still standing, ‘The Barge Office an its environs were crowded, Out in the river the big Sax- enia of the Cunard line stood. An At- wood left the city) after his dip around the big buildin swept downward ike @ swatiow and went close to the ship. An army of excited spectators rushed to the Battery and watched the last moments of the perfect voyaxe. Atwood flew over Governor's Island a little dis- tance, choosing a place to light. ‘Then he came down safely on the west end of the island, and thus ended the great achievement he had so contidently erted but a trifle above three hours be- fore would be iils next feat, VIOLATED LAWS OF CONNECTI- CUT BY FLIGHT. the enginesra, and when he pas od New Haven at £10 o'clock he was apparently having as uch fun in the alr as a small boy on a pair of new roller skates ina vied park. FLIES CIRCLES AROUND MoVv- ING TRAIN. New Haven folk thronged the streets to watoh him pass, He did not pause except to make about three circles above a moving railway train, me by way of showing his contempt for the peed of those who go around on trains. The train slo down for the station, and there was little use In making any #0 Atwood went further speed tests with it, toward Bridgeport with a y olip and an even altitude, Bridgeport was waiting for him, He fot down to the town at 828, flying stead| at an altitude of some 1,609 feet ma er up attracted an immenes en the streets. He hung along the shore of Long Inland Sound and merry way with nut a hitch, He then went ont over the Sound, ant when he glited at South Norwalk, at 8.4 kK, he was flying in fine shape Norwalk went under the machine—all Places go under ® machine 0 far as the avt ty concerned—at &41, He went over ford at # o'clock, flying direct! the railway tation, A mome 4 the Indian Har Ya uy him at a eon- siderable raing along toward New Yo ° vt Clab folk called New York and the people to look out fo ¢ visitor, The early watchers at Cos Cob, where many of the fashjonable reside, got a ran of the aeropla t 9.01, two minutes later Port Chester cheered the flying machine man and bis alde, and at 9.05 o'clock ie went over the American ; Yacht Club's quarters at Rye. The | Lavehmont Ya Club Was passed at | Larchmont at when Atwood was flying Nigh and making @ straight set for New York LEFT NEW LONDON BALL PARK AT 7.05 O'CLOCK. nfident he could cross the 160 miles of cross. and hang up a e left the ball park of new the moat New Lane clock When nis Bur: left the ground | into the air tke the first partridge flushed from vey. There ie something very sim the start from the ground of a roplane and the first dash of a {rip | partridge =the same whirrin t vtive force, attuned to diff ent same gradual ascent iv powers, and the the flying plane, Before he made the start he stood in front o Croker House at New London and watched the weather anx- fously, There was a he mist In the early hours, and he looked toward thi sky for the first signs of the sweeping away of the curtain, As the sun began to break the mist he was asked ‘Are you golng to tly to-day?" “Bure! Of course I am going to fly,” he replied. “I intend to get away as soon as the morning mist is cleared away. I have not decided /yet whether 1 will make the trip alone or take my mechanician with me.” He seemed to debate the question of carrying a passenger more seriously than he did the question of course, of which he sald: “I expect to take my course directly down the Connecticut slore and strike across the Sound further down, "I expect to hang up a new record to-day, and I do not anticipate any trouble, I guess that I can get over the Sound without any di Mculty. I ex- pect to have luck on the trip, My luck’s «ood anyway.” Atwood then settled the question of taking a passenger along with him, He told Fleet, his mechanician, to come along, and the start for Min was made. A large crowd saw the aviator ket under way and cheered him as he hended his aeroplane toward New York and ewept Into the air ATWOOD OFTEN FLIES m ne through WITH FRIENDS TO DINNER, Atwood had done some pretty air tunis before his trip of yesterday. He seemed to have © penchant for Now | Bngland rs, and many of his most interesting fights were those In which he took prominent people home to din- her over a twenty, thirty or fifty mile |course with the same nonchalance that | vould characterize a Harlem man when jhe took a friend home in the subway, | He picked up Charles K. Hamtiton on Ju took him twenty miles to uantum Field to Clifton, © 16 he took Perey L. Reynolds of Amherst College fifty miles in fifty-five minutes from the same starting place. Then, the next day, Kdward b, Stout, a ‘Wealthy resident of Nahant, made a wager that he would And it developed that tie aviator In his remarkable wo: violated the alre ship laws of Connecticut boli to-da and yesterday. Section 10 of the law provides for a fine of $100 or !mprison- ment for six months, or both, for any to fly in thi ate without @ il onse. Atwood had no Connecticut license, and fa Mable to arrest for vio- lating the law tt ie hardly worrled by that ¢ The people of New London tnsiste} vpon paying bis expenses in that nd making lin the oMectal guest uf t He will hardly be sent ¢ son for his great fea After his flight eniet, Atwood was aken in hand by ‘he officers at Gov- ernor's Island, and ; was stated th he would pass the rouninder of the ¢ an the Island. Atwood is a pupil of the W school at Dayton, ©, He is sald to & 4 salaried man o and hls friends aid to-day that ayed with death his long ty " 1 of $0 week. He Is a vung nd when he uligited at Governor's Isiand and started in to ‘ec f his trip there was ing caster about his 1 i n ordinary street su ap joves. The usual equipment of an tist was not for him. There was an Immense throng at London to watch the ininutes the mach New London and the erly and easterly course Atwood had perf atrol of | bin Once or twice he ralsed ered it to show lils skill and contr and then he went straight away record-making bu: Hardly had the daring aviator » his Might toward New York when he vegan Playing pranks and having fun. \'nder his line of fight was the New York @& Hartford Railroad line, tie picked up fast trains and raged with ‘ anner and n his © twenty miles home to his di it was Atwood who won the bet | at i thunder st was caught June J in a m that threatened his lt OO feet in the air in his m | ehine Waltham when the storm | broke. He came safely from the ordeal and did not seem at all rattled by his | weird experience in the air, SCHOOLBOYS' TRY : FOR WATER HONORS AT SHEEPSHEAD cogil ads Speclal to The Kveniog World.) SHEEPSINEAD BAY, N, Y., Ju foug days’ carnival of w Sheepshead Bay, t . Tuning races, > ys of toe Papi ot) . ; A ul co 1 4 in the va Wed t seats between eats, v be devoted to the an. nual cou jon of the Untied late Corps, en and women wil ri in the cdhtests, consisting of reteus 18, aek swinalng, buoy- | ’ ge MUSICAL FESTIVAL MADISUN SY. GARDEN | | FORT ERIE RESULTS. LATONIA ENTRIES, a C c Children, Half Px sy ssie jo tat ren, jc y| | RIRST RACK Tworyenr-olda: purse | MACE TRACK, TATONTA. Ky. July a Teneral Admission, 50 Cent: 5 ) | Hor, five furiongs.--Puga@ina, 11 (anti ne entries for Montay'a races are . tnt, avis tne and out, won, "Hyman, (#8 fotiow a: & THIS COUPON, WITH 25 CENTS, —s 1G Arwany, 1 to ya ty Band Pte R RIMAT RACE ture, tn yea oatden ey ‘ | sa ees ; smond sche yamed We vBgenen, 90 to | fi es ae at daee pH will entitle the bearer and one child to admission to one of the jAmerican Brings Back Trophy | €,%0 1 ana 410 \ thing. meme Le@ & | Paivectighies WSS At og Ramsdell of U. of P. Wins the Ps eight International Education Concerts, which began Sunday, enn . F oy Sale 1 Pack 1 ae trologer also ran and fuished as named, | SRCOND MACK Selling. (lirveyerrside: on 3 ) 2 H i | Captured by Grahame- | SECOND RACK—Steeplechane Mandl. | $4 seinteantis miles inert aig ait “Dash” From Inter- a June 25, at Madison Square Garden ' ei cap; four-year-old and up; puree 80; Tia, bana oitinn AY: Mend. Hi i - rr Coupon, with 25 cents, admitting adult and child, may be | White at Belmont Park. short course.-Opage, 147 (Lucan), 9 to Hand, 110; thin eet tt, ne national Field. | . rat the 7 tu 6 and 1 to 2 won by @lenath: Dick | aah! Wager, "ai Sweet twen, Bim & exchanged for tickets at either the Garden entrance o js i Shaw, 163 (You), § to 6, 3 to 6 amd out, | ee tationge hgora: lam: Winchen Witenes, | * 3 1416 Broadwa GOES 94 preonit; Judge Cronin, Wo (ftyan), § to A, | Aditade: HR, HOS" dete Te Marta, HE | te athe Amateut Ath 1@8 Wage Earners’ League offices, No. r 'y- ‘GOES , 3 y 2 tot and 7 to 10, third, Time, 408 14 Nighimare,, 108) hats, Hie 2 N, July 1=Th nateut | y ‘ |GOES 78 MILES AN HOUR, | 4? nd St Abe ino ran and Anished eo Hee Wace ame ge sear Wie | letio Aasociation championships at |) THIS COUPON GOOD FOR SATURDAY OR SUNDAY . fatle and seventy vents, Bel 4 + MOTIRD RACH—Thremyenr-olde and | Gedadtt: semen. tig, lara Baek, Jit; | Stamford Bridge this at ma ene | NIGHT, JULY 1 AND 2. 3», 10t; Volthorpe, om la big crowd, The number entriet p 1 Sets Pace for Fliers of Other {10), parse: $0: bx furlongs—Cohort, | mak 110, Hod| " ‘ac i dap tua OFT RACK Selling, conatity cord and included the eae pe : er AC MO Be Beaty | ah oats “eit s sree hens Consus, aw: | OGG S818 SES TO U8 MB Wh 06 008 08 08 58 09'09 5 9 98 8 P Nations and Wins Cheers for | Ussrnen, 4tol, € to Sand 2 to 6, second; | Misty Lad. dhe single Pie tralasia and practically the whole of —. } . | Monteaim, 100° (Goldatein), 16 to 1, 4 to! JS Mapp Walmak. 318; Late 3 Europe. i] | His Speed and Daring [1 and 6 to 6, third, ‘Time, 1181-8. Plu. Sn Race: Halling, threeyearoits amt The first event completed was the ee OG RT sey stl gy | eg "Donte Shir Vtnient fio"*ermes, Op; | hammer throw, which was won — jand finished as named. | NS teen} Olpimplan,, 10: Al Muller’ George E. Putnam of Ottawa, Kan. a PASTOHE REN, 1 A Sebecasicneleaanamicass regia To Bitin ey, 8 : Rhodes acholar at Oxford, with M7 feet | DASTOHT of Sheppey, veather Kt tae 71-2 inehes, Jobn Flanagan, the holder | Rained the international cup, the blue + RAGWapave ana: Wadd Bes FORT ERIE ENTRIES. the hammer 125 feet 1 Inch. This te | ribben (Prize of the aviation, world, | » 105 (O'Bert), won: Old | | wont ERIE RACE TRACK, Ont., July 1 “lhe eta wegen a And So Disfiguring! Eruption Started : when Charles ‘T. Weymann, sole rep: ntain), second; Floral | The entries for Monday's races ‘are as follows. | throw. : 5 | H resentative of the United States, few Day, 10 (Koerner), third. Time, 1.07 2-6, | afi RAt RACE Pwazearolds, mabten, F. In Ramsdell of the University of | with a Pimple, Came in Blotches, the course diatance of ninety-four |S8¥ville. Batry, Colcook also ran. Mu- | I7tus, JON: Rod and Gung Tid) Reine Margen, Pennsylvania, holder of the 10-yard cup, Causing Great Pain. Spread Rap- miles in 71 ? | tuels patd—Gagnant, $12.9 straight, $7.40 | JO Rime. 108, fot ar 108; won the first heat in the slow time of | | 1 OP iP niles in 71 minutos, 36 1-5 geconds, av | peace, $8.99 show: Od Chum, 0.6) place, | Wray y{z7: Wom Bree, 108; Dipper, 108; 1d 19 3.5 seconds, | - | Idly. Used Cutlcura Soap and eraging 7&8 miles a our, Weymann 64.9 show, Floral Day, 68 w SECOND RAOK—Three-vearoide and om Ramadell shortly afterward won the H flow ino Nieuport monoplane of eighty | SECOND RACK—Five and one-hait | i Denture 1g final of the 10-yard dash by a few! Tye Walden Smashes Ninth ° Ointment, Blotches Disappeared. horsepower, furlongs—Alamitos, 106 (Koerner), first; | | er ol anfomilisone: tire inches. lie time was second: r aiden smashes in| Weymann Wan enthusiastically re- | Alpine, 145 (Lottus), second; The Reach, | ns doe, The m'le-run was by D. F. Nicoll | ‘ < “My trouble started with « pimple on iny ec when he alighted from his mare | HO, (McTaggart, ‘third. “Time, 107. | sack" oe of the Polytechnic Harriers. J. 1. Tait} Machine on the Field at ove, which I picked, and it rapidly: epread Vellous Might, which Wan within, 12 {Robert Tourist, Hamilton and New ed up, Of Canada was aecond, The winner's | ; | a over Sy eee ee miles of equalling the work's speed rece | Haven also ran and finished as named, ile "Aataingia 00. Lawton | me wus ¢ minutes 221-5 seconds. | Mineola. ee Gree alae aeet Mutuels Paid—Alamitos, ad ise, HO; **Trimna Ken, 110, F. Halohaus of Canada won the quar- and causing great pain Ord and was the fastest time veer made | $10.10 . $4.0: show, $1.99, jampton Court, 116. | teremile run by five yards, W. 'T. Wete i competition _ | place, $4.80; show, $3.60. The Reach, riPTt Rah: Three-vearolle and up; con: | enhall of Cambridge University was sec: ' General Lord Kitchener and other no: | show, $3.04 | @itions: one and a sixteenth miles, Mise Jonah. | ond. Halohaus’s time was {04-5 sec-| Dr Henry Walden, the aviator, a tables surrounded the winner ox: | a | 80: Aqner, 101; A . . | onda. amashed his ninth aeroplane at the Min- Rear Cesaee cru tended ¢ warmest congratulations. | ford,” 108, Harry Gissing of the New York Ath-!eola aviation field at 4 o'clock this morn- barrsmthe, I was abeiers Every one was amazed at fils magnifi- | ijgperiaemene, letle Chi, won his heat of the half, ing He was trying a machine of the} ing for six months withor:t cent manipulation of his machine. His SIXTH RACK. jmlle run tn 1.59-3-5 seconds. M. Brook | 2m 5 fo he tad medined by | any relief. Then I e0 M&ht was by far the smoothest of the $e, Sapna Hi lowe. 100; Sas of Canada won hie heat tn 1 Bleriot type, which he had modified by | 5 the Cuticura Soap | day q NIL *ftewutens 1000" Pegmner, M. Ramsdell won his heat in the! attaching a tail of his own invention, On! ‘advertised, Chevaller, of the French en- | Serine. 10m; ald een, 1405 aes , | 220- ee Lael in beg ward Halb-| The machine rose eread!ly when Dr. | I tho aghit 1 was bv y,'103;" Barney haus of Canada won a heat in the sume | oe them, which I did. Aft I the mac | EMEA" RACK Threevearoids, sod np; | Lakeman, another Canadian, captured a | invention seemed to we KTeat | wonderful Cuticura Ointment, every one of [one of the pylons on the first round of | elglith miles.—* Su sor, heat, his time also being 23 seconds flat. | success, Dr. Walden made a complete | my friends noticed the linprovement, Tar _THE| EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1911. [RACING ait: |! TTT $5 92.95 $3.85 95.88.89 3 85 2.83 82 oe ene On SATURDAY or ane & SULTS | FLANAGAN INPOOR AND WEYMANN WINS COUPON the course and the delighted to say the blotches have all seling, one and an $5: "Aineok, On: Shelters 105: “Arche, 11d." 100; Melaad F. | aeroplane crashed | i A R.’ Passoman of Berlin won the pole | ctrc de ihe Coben 0b tha held Ito the ground. Chevalier wan not hurt | tio; 106, cldén’ Bitter, | vault with ajump of 12 fect. A. Lagarde | ircults Juat inaide the fence of the fleld. | aoetared, and Lam completely cured throu Jin either of his falls. | | 110. at France was second with 11 feat 7| He started around again, and was turn | the use of the Cuticura Soap and Ointment “Apprentice allowance of fire pounds claimed. HUB RED SOK |, Bdouard Nieuport was second in the | | Weather clear, ‘Track fast, inches, At first ft was announced that Ing back toward the nangars from tue | I take great pleasure in recommending then | vig cup event, pleting the coures én | —_—__—_—. Panseman had made a sensational jum | east end when a gust of wind puffed in| $0 all my friends” (Signed) Miss Nellie [34 minutes and 87 seconds, or 3 minutes | of 12 feet 11 inches, breaking the world’s | under the new fangled tail and up ended | fomemeer, 013 Niuth Ave. New York City, Ml delete cond lower Vey. . omic ane J [and ¢iahs of « second slower than Wey | pounots ggg Eco gg eo geen FEE TO [For more than a generation worm baths 4 i ; | ‘ * | With Cuticura Soap and gentle applications SECOND AMERICAN To win{Highlanders Return to New| made in the measurement.» The machine shot obliquely toward | Cr Cuticura, Ointment have afforded the THE CUP, In the fi ff th ards dash | the field, Walden yanking franti-| gpeediest and most economical treatment li taB ANI eed ten Theta York After To-Day’s Clash | ’ stained ‘hae Ante fatal aes cally at levers in the effort to tilt, for torturing, disfiguring affections of the Nene os 4 It back again, Theré were two mail| @kin and ecalp of infants, children and | ternational cup. The first was won by P | Canada and R. Rau of Charlottenburg, ” ee ao Bost | trees In the way. The machine crashed | Sdulte, A single cake of Cuticura Sony | Glen H. Curtiss, the American, at in boston. | a. . | 2c.) and box of Cuticura Ointment (50c.) in 1909. The second | |The final heat of the half-mile run was won by | into them and hauled them both up by | gre often suffcient when failed {CAG SS Derbaone, Paes, 19, rant frook third. ‘The winner the roots, striking the ground a hundred | Although sold by drvegists and dealers was won by Claude Grahame-White of —— er than boty the feet aw throughout the world, a liberal sample of BATTING ORDER. | Great Britain. The pr jent event re- Fortunately for Dr. Walden the smash | each, with 32-p. book on care and treatm’ quires twenty-five trips around the cir- Boaton | TTING OR Yom At Ruthie ees won by P, K,| Into the trees righted the plane and it| of the skin and scalp, will be sent free, on | cular courae, making « total distance of Hooper, ré | BATTING 4 DER. Prithe Soe Cambridge in” ihe slow time ot] struck horizontally, skidding. He was | application to Potter Drug & Chem. Corp., | 93.2 miles, Gardner, 2b. Pact coy New York. 1615 seconds. Jarred and slightly scratched, but was | Dept. 20A, Boston, Mass. | ‘The contest was on the Royal Aero Speaker, cf. teed gg pede Ng b RPM: a able to step out of the wreck and walk | competit who regard the ditche Partai | Miller, rf. Murray, rf, | |estise wan aplintared, beth wings Wers intersecting as dangerous. One hundred Myers, Ib. Ingerton, If Merkle, 1b. \ torn to tatters and the steering Kear and members of the Royal Engineers of] Sweeney, c. Nunamaker, ¢. — bate | the machinery reduced to a twisted Chatham patrolied the ground. Three) Ford, p. Collins, p. | Staleses ce. dave, s | tangle. The Army of Britsin—were. ‘| prespnies. bc par (Special to The renting World.) Mattern, p. Marquard, p. AGED WOMAN IS RUN DOWN 2 if competitor from America was Wey-| BOSTON, Maas., Judy 1.—The selection Umpires—Frary and O'Day. BY CAR AND FATALLY HURT. nstipation mann. France sent two of pitchers seemed to be the most dif. | . | Edouard Nieuport and M. ficult proposition confronting Hal Chase |__ POLO GROUNDS, New York, July 1. Is Growing Smaller Every Day. ee reat ey tamed and Die Gratniee (and Patay Donovan when the toame | Saturday crowd bf 18,000 sew the CARTER'S LITTLE Ogilvie, wus amel an . Graham- \- i ii i | Glinour.“Gra_amecWhite, piended “an |¥eFe Warming up this afternoon. Both | 1eet game between the celebrated trad Mrs. Goodman Dies in Hospial ers from Boston this afternoon. The managers are very anxious to win th Ws | Giants were very much on edge, ae it last game of the prosent series and @ excens of engagements as an excuse for Two Hours After Being not defending his tith TO WARBLEHEAD | Gustav Hamel was the first to get|good-nized crowd journeyed out to the | V8" & Chance to entrench themselves Injured. | wind and quickly came to grief, Hamel |Wbich Promises to be hotly fought out, ennecten fe oo ene eting | NW LONDON, Conny July lord, of No. 102 Kast Ninety-eixti stree | had not completed the frst lap of ine| The Highlanders are not playing euch | for the Gianta and Mattern the star |second ebb tide after the Harvard nd) pecame cor this afternoon whea ‘twenty-five circuits when the machine|® Sharp game an they did eariier in| left hander went in for Boston. Yale rowing race assisted the sailing | ane ai from @ norti-bound Lex- | pitched violently and the aviator was|the season, and though Boston ts play-| In the first inning the Rustlers gave us | meet, which was headed for the East-| ington avenue car at Ninety. | tarewa out, The airman was not much | ing substitutes at several points, they beallahsahel pit false to et vida ern Yaoht Club ocean race to Marble. | street and relied in frome ot a | hur have been able to win out, which | PY out @ hit and went to second | 1 cad, to the starting point off the light | POUne ”* i ae ee | Weymann completed tho full course i ape lon Tenney's sacrifice. Hersog fouled |e O'Connor of No. East Ninth | SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL BRICE of 93.2 miles in one hour and 11 min- | mmstrates that Chase's men must ie ean ok on a |80M* hours after noon to-day. street. | out to Meyer Genuine muta: Signature noon take @ brace or tumble down the | utes 41-5 seconds. It is almost Ccer- % ‘This fleet included some of the fast- The sowh- und car hurled the aged colsigrep red peisaion asl bec ee Gal fo Glarquara too late. Sweeney [ott of the schooners in Rastern waters,| momen Afteen feet, She wae tale, 10 ¥ of the cup. | score, 5 My yachts Elena and Ein, the Presbyterian Hospital by Dr. Fa |SPECTATORS THRILLED Sy | Setting one in the second. E. Gartner | Attempted to score on the play when Ha ey latter opeearad in tea Man and died from the injuries rex Doe. | |‘Merquard suddenly whirled around and nailed him at the plat ‘The Giants took the me by the nape of the neck at the jump and piled up three runs in a jiffy, Devore slammed | threw out Hngle, Yeskes singled 10 ed within a couple of hours. centre and wai fe on second when Knight dropped Sweeney's throw. Pur- tell Hned to Daniels. Myers beat out a ‘bunt, Yerkes taking third, On Sweeney's. WEYMANN’'S SPEED. Weymana got away three minutes Chevalier euffered @ tall, i | powerful engines carried Mm along ut & rate estimated at eighty miles an me, while the racing fleet for the first former hus sailed in two » The wind early in the afternoon was) very Nght end had it not been for the jatrong current some of dhe yachts | PRIVILEGE TO PAY Our new ten year mortgage is the FOURTH jour, Searcely a Wreath of air was|wild throw to catch Myers stealing, | the, frst ball pitched into the right) ot oe Leen near the start stirring during she jatter ‘part of the | Yerkes acored and Myers took third. [Zee Siteoriors a ee eee |i time. for the signal, which was | M0st liberal mortgage ever offered to | OF JULY merioan's . He flashed around | Nunamaker filed out to Cree. : | borrowers. You have no renewal fces | planned to be given at 4 P. M. At noon the captains held a meeting | r al to the right fleld fence for two bases, scoring Doyle. Sweeney, who relayed Gardner aingied to | sis ¢0 | “are } the four-mile olreult epeed, OUTINGS ALSO TOMORROW, at tremendous |” ¢ wiveh caused’ the specter ue | Chase's men got back in the third an { made six like this: to pay for ten years. |}oudly cheer him. As econ aa Weyteann ! the ball to third, made a wild threw | on board Commodore flagship F You can pay it off at any time on Prt ake a | had landed Cheval i ~[centre. Sweeney alngled to right and! and Snodgrass also scored. Eteinfeldt sale, sti (i we had landed Chevalier again started, de-|Gardner reached third when. Purtell | aud, Snodgrass also scored. Eteinfeldt | aida and received final instructions. Te) thirty days’ notice oF you can pa attempt in the hope of lowering the American's mark. Chevalter's second = machine went | Wrong after mpleting one lap and the aviator descended suddenly but un- y |, Mauch Chunk, $1.60 Leave West 2rd St. Leave Liberty St. regatta committee was lenient and an-/ nounced that it would overlook lug fore- sails, but that the yachts in going through Nantucket Sound would have dropped ooper's throw. Ford struck out. Daniels hit to Myers, who threw wild to second base, Gardner scored. Wolter beat out an infield hit. Hartzell singled $100 or any multiple of $100 on an interest day. It tempts one to save money in order grass at third and had to retire from the game. Ingerton came from left to play the bag and Kaiser moved over tu left, Jones taking his place in cen- 20 a.m, 8.30 a.m. rs injured Wong fone criss wreeney And Daniels tre, ‘Three Giants were then retired in| to leave the handkerchief lightship on| to make regular reductions of the | Lake Hopatcong, $1 Weymann tn only wentyeone vears| tie ball. Cree. singled toe right and |tuick order, ‘Three run the starboard and Great Round whistler | mortgage principal. | Meet Grit saa ec RAL o le was born in Haiti of American | Hartzel was thrown out at third on t. Otherwise the original race oe ry > i by ‘port, va to house owners in Greater | Leave Liberty St. 9.00 a.m, Parents and has always counted him-|tiooper, Moser now pitching for Ro | conditions remain unchanged Mate sbdinaieedbd aoe self an Amertoan, eyen though he has spent most of his life abroad, He firat became interested in aviation about two years ago and learned to fly at an aviation school in Swithzerland, New York in amounts of $10,000 or less, Send to any of our offices for a circular. ton. His second ball wae wild pite nd Cree took second. Williams now catching for Bosjon. Knight singled to left, scoring Cree. Knight was caught oft first by Williams, but reached sec- Those on the flagship this morning in- cluded Willlam E, Iselin of the En- chantress, Walter Clark of the Iro- lita, C, Howard Clark of the Savarona, coutaining wateny Fathi 5 My ; Los! lis most notable Might previous to to- ona when Myers throw went Into left |B. J. Bliss of the Venona, JL. A. Morss TilLE GUARANTEE ue SARIN, RIE BM, 2 cave By ory was from aria to aes field. He scored on Chase’ | of the Vision, Demarest Lioyd of the AND TRUST co LOSt—0n, Her North River, Re M. 8, nont-Ferrand, 2 e elite di ily 1 ladies! “hand hag containing ‘mon | revented hiny from fulAiing the condl- ta | peeeee and Penisl Bao of the = $ 4.375, fererirv: liberal reward. Mfse Wiley. 808° W. Thun fons of the Michelin $20,000 prize for A) wne Reds got a run n Soak taal re 7 : Capi . . ,00C : on Hone OL ree Mac OeLit Renee Bray | : acrom# in the Other yachts also ready to start were b HELP WANTED—MALE. the Puy de Doma eee uttety Tent tO | sixth. doaper singled to right, I. — ew |the yawis Rainbow and Wayfarer, sloop | Surplus (allearned) 10,625,000 b deat : Gardner fanned, Speaker fanned and with Teterenc Hopper stole wecond on the third atrik Pngle singled to left acoring Hooper | han, ate houra |” BATTING ORDER. eer Slarmeton “tt in expected the tend: | S70 D™OgH.Y, 478 Romgen a, Bair “BIFF” ELLISON ers will reach Marblehead late Sunday APPEALS and took second on the throw in, Egan | ,, Brooklyn sca ties night. | FROM PRI fired Speaker from the grounds gor Browne rf Parent ‘the race ‘s the first of the three long SON SENTENCE, |isckine. Yerkes tinea to Daniels, | Sonwect 1b Teper as distance affairs that will make it in- | Chase's men added two to thelr score | witae ip Maxee. If. teresting for the new and old time! Notice of neal to the Appellate Di- |! the seventh inning, Engle playing | 77 ‘aL med » “i in Eastern waters for the SltllDNgis 4 ste tre and Lewis left fleld for Boston, }ummel, 2b. Jauderus, 1, Aexttutee weal | e Vinee 94: apreme Court was fled! Hanieis tripled to left fleld. Wolter Zimmerman, Sb. Walsh, r our avorite ta the Supreme Court in the tripled to left, scoring Daniels, Moser Smith, ax. Doolan, # se of James “Biff Ellison who, upon! threw out Hartzell, W oring. Crea Irwin, ¢ Dooin, © A nviction of mansia Was Aen: | taaahen sipend ant «wild throw, Baréer, p. Ewing, p P t eneed by Justice Da in the Crints | Oyee out stealing, Willams to Purte as ume Krancly of the Supreme Court to ers tosved Knight out, Moi ov he W ' : + term of from elght to ten | ing first. July 1. The as well as your lesser whims, fancies Tt was: olaimed. bi | — mee Broselyn Desasre Spnenred an the feld and needs should be considered in pian- alt, ¥8 a by | eve this afternoon for the final game ning WHERE to spend your fares s |. the latter will not be @ bit sorry to A T 4 SB neal pdhista cata see Dahlen's men depart, ‘They have J. | Entlees roaches Vv cA 1ON a aethat eke ee = ay ray rounds of Non tWoe out of chree pitcher's battles §* bugs from their breeding places y rt pee re eee jere this week, and the best that ‘and kills them, Made extra PAE wie in tnane cruelty,” John Springer, Dooin's Daisies can get by winning ‘ ee area, Filles eteatants Trosident of the Continental Trust Com. to-day’s game {s an even break, and strong for quick work, Over 1,600 “Summer Resort” | Kelly's Feet saloon: | any, was to-day granted @ divorce | Prospects were that the home players Hotels and Bourding Houses ' , nan's diving con. | ftom Mra, Isabel Patteraon Springer by {yo uychary, 1” £2 St toP speed to land Will Be Individually Adver- 1 live Judge George W. Allen of the District “phe Brooklyns got two in the 4 tised in a ve Court Rarger beat out a grounder to Knee. e tn ¥ “ ext Springer was the society woman Barger hurt his foot, but continued Sunday World To-Morrow ved and exht r inured in th cent Henwood tie game, Browne wlel over sen. r t ee ecg oe Weed ond. Colson sacrificed, Lodert to T Petermai the pow: About FOUR TIMES as ¢ € od derus, Daubert struck out. Whoat eral geatroyer of Bed Buse, and if =< many as in the Herald. neerepeneenerce to left, scoring Barger and ir eggs. A sure p: re. —— | All the colleges will be represe: SEMANA FOR TODAT. Wheat took second on the Ant Food—Kills ||) by thelr strongest teams Wey ee. in, Doolan threw Hunimel out. | THE TIDES. 1 gg iggy ert ; tat hae ce) | So Get The Sunday World To-Morvow, Its “Summer Resort” jahips some of the hewt AAI PAC . 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