Wheo Prince Tsai Hoon returns to los the most vivid impression that take back, id, will be ight of " heavier-than-air machine in fight. To seo one of these bes been among the Prince's most heartfelt desiree, and when Tod Schreiver, avia-for, skimmed over the Garden City field yesterday afternoon solely for the benefit of the Prince, he stood up in his automobile and clapped his hands in appreciation.
A waccenafal flight la the face of the wiod that was blowing fifteen mile clip was not the coly event at len City yesterday incidental to the much against his better jadgement, bad his helpers wheel out his Farman ground he came to a sudden stop with biplane's wings badly emash-1 broken propeller.
Prince Tesi Hoon sent a member of is staff to Mr. Harmon to inform bim that be was sorry for the damage. Later ho imparted words of condolence to Mr. Harmon, who told bim that the breakage was not serious and that the. damaged parte would be replaced in a few de:
On his retare to New York Prince Toni Benn declared that a fiyiog machine was pretty "foxy." Persons in his party were wondering last night where he had hoard the express sion, From nine o'clock la the morning, whea be left the Hotel Plaza, until nearly midnight last night, when ho returned after dining at Sh Prince Tsai Benn was busy every moment of the fifteen hours. He wax Lireless sighteeer and be had something to say about nearly everything he saw. Although the Prince had not been in the best of health since his arrival at San Francisco ten days ago, the air of New York had done much to make him feel better.
The trip to the Navy Yard was made by automobile across the Williamsburg Bridge. Prince Teal Hsan wae deeply interested in this monster structure, and Mr. Charles M. Schwab, whose private car the Prioce has ased in his tour acroes this continent, explained some of i features of the 'The battleships were very interesting tw the Prince. He descended narrow'
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