The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
May 7, 1908

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A f T I n r It U c I l b t 1 The love Letters of Kings Poets and Heroes May Interest You r fi J 1 HENRY VIII KEATS BYRON CONGREVE NELSON HAZLITT STEELE GEORGE IV I Viiiie own sweetheart My dear grl I love you I love you and you love I Recall what happened last To say that I thought of When I think 01 the j Your air your shape Deprive me not of your you would be nonsense for I thousand iuJtarinR CH ses your every glance motion lit I ol without re I more han love night That at least was a 5 friendship he wrote to the wrote to Anne ttoleyi ever and ever s 1 me13Y you are never out of my that hive passed between and Resturc have such pecu wherever I am I am yours serve you c mvcrs kiss c thoughts1 us c 5 liar graces c reauliful Mrs tzherbert READ ALL OF TEEM IN THE ROMANCE OF LOVEMAKING NOW APPEARING IN THE EVENING WORLD I II I o amX lF hll fI 7 moN F Ff r I i 1 ie I Ill I 14 l L1 WiJt E or LU1 i I I RE tJi LT E j R J nIM CJ j Circulation Books Open to AH I II Circulation Books Open LoAJL1

PRIGS ONE CENT NEW YORK THURSDAY MAY 71908 PRICE ONE CENTI1 n n AlETHEUO WINS THE NEWT OWN STAKES IN THE BUNDING RAIN t Jamaica Racing Card Ruined by Scratches Owing to Heavy Storm the Winners Being King Cobalt Havre Zethus and Halket nr VJYCJYT TKJEAN OR Special to Tho Evening World JAMAICA RACE TRACK May 7Seven horses were scratched from the Newton Stakes the promised feature of the card here this af II ternoon Aletheuo was made the favorite at odds on and he won easily If Dugan riding his second winner of the day on him Alrthcuo 111 all the wnv nnd wa never In rouble Triumph ran seen to the stretch and nusht to have fin ished there lvit MoCarthv the her or Rennlnss had all he could d t lilt on the lior c nt tho end Sr Trd naton however closed strons n d Keator on the rill kind nil llnl hed Ii li binrh Any one mlcht have b e jilaced second and third This nr 1110 th others wa3 run In a hlndlni rain tt nn ShooIn for King Cobalt Only tlirie hore started In the trrt vent Kins Conit Masquiridp 1 1 Hartford Hoy nr 1 Hints how t1 iy fluishel Cuhsilt vns 1 to 4 shot a i 1 Hie won like oim Mn iuernlp a P f gul e nily who dcent IlcA mud nn necnd This rae looked llkn R lay don fr Klnir Iobalt nnd eW of tha bookies laid prices Havre Wins Second Racc hen the second rae started the ciovvl wa all huddle up In the had 01 the grand stand In t h lurroom un der the standor any place wh re they oiiiul duck the win nnd riln PcrFnIl1 nn made the favorite In this mo She ran second to th streth lnhiid force and then Ht ipped Forc let right up In iic lxtontli polo where Garner cime on with Havre to win enih h three nrth Mlsw Hlzhlami ran fiurth to the stretch and then same on to pet third 1Fltlon three part cJ a lencth lieliln Force In the rain and mud II was hard tr distinguish the coor even with JKJW erful slas es Many had to wait untl p J the numbers went up to know thi result It was agr cit nann todiy Improving th lireid of hores slid one regular flM he tried tt hold on his hat and nuuilpulnte nn umbrella at tIc same time riiatl Zethus Wins at Good Price The books laid 3 to 1 aeainst Xethils In the third race when he looked a 7 ti f shot 7e ius won In n irallop after liadlnp all the way after the tlrst hilt mill Druid made the early pace hut topped only to come ntpiln to heat out Chantlllv for the ilac Chief Hayea beat the barrier and then blew up Berkeley Comes to Life The fifth rnce was scratched down to four Tiorses Tllelnp was made a hot favorite but was steadily outrui bv I Berkeley the second choee which bv the way was well lacked hy the wise crowd Pins and Needles with Oilcan In the saddle attracted the poor inno cents He finished last liehlnd the out I nller Troublesome Max Hlumpnilnl wis one of the many who went 10 Herkeley and prodted IVdayV rare i compared to Herlelejs I is luilliK I tins as different a 2 day and nlBlit no PIMLICO RESULTS l Pp lal In The rivalling Wnrl 1 I PIMUCO HAfl TUMK MI Miv 7 FjlST nACK Twoyenrolds f m nnd a half furlonas Lucille ll 101 fMcCihevV 11 to I and 3 to 3 won Sir 112 I Marty even and out sec nil TabOo 100 Koorner 3 to 1 and 1 to 5 third TIrneflrS D mclrh s mil Hawk wing nlo ran THIRD nACIFor threeycaroldi and upward selllns one mile Lady I Jeahcl 02 OKalrurother 15 to 1 and 4 to 1 1 Cock Sure 111 Murphy 212 to 1 and 3 to 6 2 Little LlBhtii 111 Ilnrtyl 212 to 1 und 3 to r 3 Time 110 43 Also ran William Ienn ICarly Hours and Motitbert SKCONU 1tCIFor fouryearolds mid up maidens seven fit tion ge Lady Jtv Sp miter 105 Murphy fi to 1 and 2 to 1 won Wilton Lnckaye 111 I Me Cahey 0 to fi and 11 to so MHUIII Oiiivii l 10i IlurnO S to I and 3 to I thlrf Time II r nlil e Ohllse Aqueduct Hall Cloud Sandy F it sit and Helen Shea Modol Jr in r Sir a also ran FOtJtTH llArK ronxnlntlon Stcople chase for foiiryenrolds anil upward two miles Alldn 13J Kerr fi lo I and 2 to 1 won Touchwood 137 Savagn II to T and 7 to 10 second Mootnod 137 fHcldor 312 to 1 nnd 7 to 5 thlid Time IS Aln ran KKIns Virginian yiinr Clirlstv and Amanda 71 FIFTH HACK For tlir1 yarolds nnd upward six fut tofl fit Halv Willie lit Hnrty 10 to 1 nnd 1 to I won Firebrand 112 McCahc IS to I and o 1 Bocnnd Coonoy 11V Murphy 3 to 6 and out third TlmollS 3 Also ranJAIlk Marlnosa lull of Cum roll JBlncliburn MnrflMn Ornamonta Uon Tony Lass and prowler i 7 LAWYfR LOCKfO UPON fXLOPPtR KINGCHhRGE F Augustus Heinxe Says Rren i nan Tried to Extort S10 I 000 From Hirn Hilward n Hrennan b locked Ut In the Tomb charted with fomlns nil the wav from HI lie Montana to cx ort JtOOOO from r Augustus Helnze Mr Hrennan who Is a lawyer out In Hutto met the natural finish of om rish enough to try to tal e all thln away from Mr Henze From the nformalon Mr llelnze has seen fit to distribute It appears that Mr liremian reached town vosienliy ami went at on to the llolnze office u No 71 liroalunv He told Mr Hclnzi that he las crt on a dcllrite missJon i lit Fald declares Mr Ilenze that bo hal the Konds on me cnncrrnlnff certain violations of the itatutei of t he Siato of Montana of wilch be clainiid I wii Kulllv lie slid ho held tho commanding cards nnd wiu In poslllon to liavo me hvllcted and put In jail ht would refrain In considera i tion of fiOCOO I tallied to him for some little lime and pretended to agree to pay the niiney Then I telephoned up to the PlstrletAltorneyi olllco and laid a ian for Mr Urennnn The liutte lawyer called at Mr llelpzes olllee ix r n Intment this nftermon Home time previously Lieut JleTy n dotPttlxv on DlstrlctAttorney JcrumiV staff hall K ret eti hlmeir In tin olhcp where he could ree anl hear vhat as coins on I leery hciinl snno ronversnt Ion and faiv Mr lleinze Cinil llnmian three I di nil notes payable to Hrennan I Two were for jiin each the other for JlOfO Un iinan put the notes In his po hot and Beery jumped out und i placed him under arrest I lirenmti Ins arraigned lator In Centre Street Police Court on a charge of cxtOI tin Maplstrate MOJS fixed ball at 3VO and set the examination lor Wednesday lielns unable to com mand liWO ball on short notice Bren nan went to a cell In the Tombs Ho said he would prove In rood time that he was utli less of any criminal I Intent The accused man Is thirtyone 1 vears old and a son of Dr John Uran I I ium of Indianapolis UNCLE JOE CANNON 72 FORGOT UNTIL ciREETED WASIILVOTON May 7 Speaer Jos eph G Cn 11 II Itt today received the con Kratulatlons of his friends upon having reached tile ago of seventytwo years HP attended tn his duties In the HOIIPO with his usual activity nnd the fict that tho weight of years ims not wor ried him much was attested by a re mark ho made when n Member re minded him of his natal day Ily Jove ho said 1 hadnt thought allY thlni about It RAULS Restaurant 1418 Park PI F1 wncn till mldntmuilcB aU 1000 I E ENlr G WORLD RACE CHAHI EIGHTH DAY AT JAMAICA I Weather Raining May 7 Track Sloppy OOf 1iKST IIACE Threeyearolds nonwlnneia of S2S10 70o sleJ rive anl a half D fjrln s i Ioul lime J 2U off 230 start rOd Won euslly Winner br c by Ceaarton i LtfJ Wilney Ovuier UrqvnlelKh Tarj Stable TlmelOB lnfi1 rurlers Ws St VS 14 Kill J nkcy Op HI Cl HI ah i221l King Cobalt lll 3 2 1J 1J I McCarthy 14 14 20 2131 Moqurid 101 2 10 1 iUiruer 4 4 I I 213 Hartford1 Boy 1W 1 3 3 5 3 W Burr 30 ion 0 30 l trg Cobalt iHciasuM his field h ent to the front when ready anl won easlnz HT Mnurateet hhld the place safe Hartford tiny outrun nil tho way j tIS T ard 111111 3 alde4 rlH turkn I it J I IIOB time ssi off 2M StArt bad Won viilly Winner b c by hawk lckTut TIlt Uivner 11 T Origin Time 102 IniVx strKrs Vts sill tjria Jockeys Op lit L Il Sh I i 224 Havre 11I2 1 ti a 1 liarner fa 4 4 T5 83 224 Forru 10J 3 1 lL 2 Shllllna a 2 J i 224 Minx lliKhtcn1 tI S 41 4j 3 l Duan 4 0i i 1 3S 14t IVroral 100 0 O f 4 McCarthy a a 13Ci i i2 IZ Von ter lilt 5 j 5 Urieei 10 15 IS 32 I ilfi Cuitaclan Ifi 4 2t iL It Slimier 5 H 7 S2 CJ Is7 HlRii list Ut 7 7 KrancM IS 21 SO 7 S oration W Lift V Burns o ro o ir 7 llavi 7 lay In b hln l 1M race to the ftr tch whre he moved uL arJ won easily Foro iad Inl of p l but died at the erul Itlsf HlirhUtil ran A cool race Per i eui il Mff i r rlv bad iu hancts i n J rTTiHI sixInth KAOti Tttreeyro1s ana urrwu Mlllns 7oO ad1e1 oti mile and a I iv t tlm alt off rl 3 Start pear Won easily Winner b c by Previous Cafltentta Owner It Hauer Time 151 45 i iX qirt n Win St U j 4 I KilT Jockey Op tiiPC S1 i2iji Zria nn 2 m l P I K l jin 02 i a I ii S I rlI 101 4 4 US 2 zy Mccarthy 0 6 752 flS 222 Ihnntllly 111 7 7 C I 4 S Flym S S 7 S2 U5 22i Sninl li Harris H i 5 Slfi 4 liruetet 72 92 1 7S ho 222 I Arke 102 11 41 7 7 M Garner Ill 2S M 7 3 2M ijtnhal SI A lh 4 4 11 Jerprn IS 11 n 4 2 22 i Chief htyeS I7 3 yttH 8t 7 krn 105 4 13S 1 aa XMhus sa much th bftst went u the front taiiv 4MI vni o never iftpn iriln tUbI I ruJl looN p rre CTomi 1 Ghanllllv PP tort closrl itoartl anl ws fast cMnr thlril The rae ia fin In Mtftjlng rln ntrrtt Oil lX tllTH HACH Tha Nevtown Stakes threcytaroHs and upward t idlM six furoncs Icst time n3l off aan Start KO I Wen aslly Winner ch c by Ornament rnltTidei rmncr 11 T VI nnJr Tim 1 IB Itilx Sti7tpr Win St I Kin Ick s Op III Cl HI Sh 1ji AlethHUo U1 I I 1 1 I1 n Dugan 3S 71O 13211 2I Sir Tiddlncton HS 6 4 y 6 r 2t Plvnn ¼ 10 11 2 710 1 Koltor Ill 4 r 4 o 4h 31 Rhllllllfr 12 IS 10 52 I I2 7l Triumph W X 24 2 2 4 McCarthy 15 21 15 4 75 22r Ilfnlne till 2 l1 I1 3 s Mnch 3 4 isr 5a I AieTh Jo outclnce1 hlf field he liked the mu1 and ptnlns a blc rip won easei up Mr Tvldlninon outrun In the eirly part clo M wlti T rush Kfitor also closed strnc Triumph viouM bave been eo rU but VIP bty i 11 the plice away riemlnir cult oultfu KliTll H it Handicap threeyear c 5 ua iiAjru SJ adel un3 mile and k a pIxTt nth Pool time 151 off 3 r2 Stirt nrt von igty Winner ch e bv DleuJonn t trBa itstprhevrwrk Sih Tin I I tiS tarter U St a j Tin jockev Op I1I Cl Visit Hrkclv Io 1 I1 l l p Oarnr L1 115 l2Vl2 Zint Tlltlns 113 a 2W 2 l Stouter 1 tio 1110 13 17 Trv u lei me t1 7 4 th 4 1 8 MiKirthv IS 20 20 4 45 JO1 Pin ant Neties 101 2 4 u4 4 n DJBln n 0 6 724R 1l4 ptiritr BHkole writ tn th front nt the start sn1 w s nev or In troihl winning easlv TMelnu inoM up stronc nfl the last srd out quIt Th5 other two were n vr dnnferout 4lNtli ItAlhlaIIit mr r rIj nnd upward s 4l aIIei eli fur 1 In I tnK tim 411 off 112 Stir rH t Won drhln Winner by Hono I in II Oji V TJI Tlm 1 17 25 I Gx 4rt i h f I Hli II1 Jvkev tL Ml r iT2Tl kt I 2 lShlfin 2 411 T i li Ir 1O n X 2 t 1I l I 2 ii l unn 75 65 iiiii u 217 r otl 10 5 lt 7 c 111 K iiin7 Itt cc o u t 0 rKh unl n 01 piirniii fifty vjrI froin iijinteh II jramM him In jnlto hi Owet inl hl 1 un tel Pilzttto neier rnlleruo I i Mm AND Jlff BOTH BLAMED IN OIVORCf REPORT i Paris Court Expert Presents i his Findings in Case for Final Jui ieut I I IAIllS Mav Tc L al expert of the niurt presented hits conclusion in the MiKee dlvorro case today II s finding was In favor of grunting n divorce holdlnc both Mr and Mrs M Kee le 1101151 itle Iormal juil inent wj I bo rendered May II I The suit WIH broiieht in tills city by Mrs A Hart McKee formerly Mr llugh Tcvl The first heirlnp tooX nlnco In March In presenting his conclusions the legal expert retraced the history of the Mc Kee marriage and described both Mr McKec and his wife as spoiled children of fortune who had fallen desperately In oVe with tath other lie said Mr MoKiv was a man of uncontrollable ifinipT wnn always had been niier ltd in occultlrm and made and loiiiul that he mill been Kttllty of Kieat bra tulhy toward his wife and that the ir tt t e1 scenes of vlolenci had sorl Cal ly ii fleet ed her health I lie Miotsly e 01111111 I the hutin iicllon iftir I itt 0 appllcMtlun for divorce t3h ben tliid in ItuniiiiiliiK an In i famous imiulsitliin umoiiK Mrs Me XIHJH herrintf anJ he oiiara er7ed the pjbllc revdatlcn of the eo mo of I the wiles love letters as Mr Ichs crowinnt oitrane asilnp a woniin WIOHO prlnclMl fault was that Rhe loved him too much NVvertliiess the law expert con eluded the charges that Mr McKee haj rlel to starve his wife had maltreated her chill steCfl tT jewrJs c had not been substantiated s I t Ms 1 e altnrwirh she per hap hnl been guilty of lack of tact the clar PK tlU she hail had unlawful I rlntlntis with her chauffeur and nn I 1 in nlrnnti had not been proved She did nothing serious before July ICuT when her love Feenieil to turn to ha and she heiran maklnc scandalous ii m I itnwxirranlfd charges against Mr McKee In his final conclusion that the dl vrrce should hi granted In favor of neither the husband nor the wife the letral expert says Mich a decision would avoid dishonoring two to itt i i ipu who enjoy a good roltilta t Ion In Amer Ira iind that It would also spare the ch hid reo The expert found that the French court are competent to try the defam ation Hull against Col Baxter Mrs McKeos father which has grown out of the dlvorro case hut lie declared that neither CoIl Baxter nor his wife WUH Involved In the divorce Ismio e MILITARY CODE BILL SIGNED ALBANY May 7Gov Hughes this afternoon signed the bill revising the military code of tho State under which the National Guard Will be organized hereafter BASEbALL GAMES ALL OVER COUNTRY I I ARc POSTPONfDi General Rain Storm th Cause of Cessation of I Hostilities I Ii All Inscball games In the MR leagues were postponed todaY bocuire of the i rain storri which was croneral all over i the country I Members of the Glins trlm antici pated a postponement hivio of tlp HI outloik In the mornnc and with several of the Boston Inn u left on the specials for tho Jamaica track Thr all two more games scheduled at the Polo Grounds for the closing day of I the week Rain In Boston CM used n postpone fiit of t came with the Jlsha d ry and tau BrooMynx had nn pppirtmi V I to pass a cilet hrnolike div In IM aiUlihli vheie Jupiter Iluvlii ul u held sway Cit tiet National l n ue i same portioned wee ilnciiint I alI i3i ly uls and Clilciso at P ivr Ameikan IeiKus samrs of Tlllid I plila ut Washington and St I uts a Cit lea o were poMponed I The Uastorn and Inloti Iea at Cnn nivtlout Suite New ICnclnnl aid Col lece lycaguoH wepj also lostpunod o FELL ON THIRD RAIL AND KILLED INSTANTLY Slipped on Track While Trying to Avoid an Approaching I Train I Henry Utirnett cf Xo 10 Van Slrhlen avenue was electrocuted this after noon whlli worhliiir on the elevated I structure nt Hroadway nnd Olllon 1 riare Brooklyn Hurnitt started across the tracks to get out of the way of nn apprnnriilni train lost hl e footlnK mi the sllpperv ties and fell across the third ril I Flames Hashed flriind his limp llmur I while other vortaiKn turn niT I current at the emergency station near by byBurnett Burnett was Instantly killed n vnr l Inic to ur Savin who examined him POPES SIGHT GOOD HOME May 7 Patrick K Cahlll of Dublin optician to the Pope was re ceJved In private audience by His Holi ness toUiy Mr Cahill presented the Pope with a jubilee Rift consisting of a pair of lenses especially adapted to tho Popes eyes lie found tho Pontiffs eight to tie almost aa ntrorvjr us vviieiUke wa elected to till hIp offlco TT 1 oa MENBEyOND HElP OffVJREGK 1 HEAVY GAlE IS POUNDING TO BITS WOMAN SlAYER HID HER MANY VICTIMS IN CHAMBER OF HORRORS Mrs Guinness After MurderingDupes I Kept Bodies in a Morgue Then I Butchered Them at Leisure i Girl Witness Held I LA PORTE Ind May 7A he Guinness murder farm RUMS up lone by one its mangled dismembsrid dead th devices and thd con veniences of Mrs Belle Guinnesss hunun abattoir are revealed This woman the archcriminal of the generation kept a pefet murder trap Compared with her systematic plan of lutmins a combination mntrimouiai and homicide bureau thi m ti1ods of the Bender tamily of assassins seem crude and amateurish Alaily the tally of known lcart foots I up to thirteen It is believed that tile LUKE THAT CAUGHT I liodies of at least seven mum victim of MANY VICTIMS FOR fuunu I tha woman murderer will be on tt iiuiiy iiilliiiK tarOt whose creen I A1KS GUINNESS ill WitS and well kopt flower ucil lilrt her deaLt If It be true an Is now Iollolln Is ns Mrs Oulnnesss mat clulnifil that buniu of tIle cns ui lot ui JIM nliioil awi u express I rnioni advertisement bv which lIe complete list of those whn I ILI I lIrns nre Itueil to death IJ Mrs Hcllf iuiinea a bands a lll rCUt AI Couiil ivlilitn eet io knortii I it tin OMU InrBf fnrni In one TodoyV n H ins itounillns ICVC u ill iu Iliicxi ilUtrlnln In la tent centres uoout a icrei loom In tno burncM 1rlInuo rhls room liiirlr County nil den Iron tn with UK cumcm hutindiiroof wills anil iiiulo Ilio niMiiiiliitnnrp if urn Its dJiiljlelocKed uuur was a cl 1 lit btu tlriiiiin HiuiNiiiilly nvell provld d horrors aluiKMJu wli ch Ii I tie liOaids ti i Ld cuijiv beuuiicft a cum iil with lieu of Jolnliie for niuniilnco SUI I u uin0 here It I itinpB No rcplltii hy let Icr con lieildViil I hilt wuii ot 1im mlJer ng hlrreil unit sa urinlrr I a wlll the victims WCII un Jus beow tIt iiiB lo fullo mmttiT liii MI Ier rooni In toe LOIII was a ort of ke bOX wilch tie HUlrit think Wl innl vlnlt UMH by Mia Guiuiibfr as her own pnvalp nioihtie nxnl tlie keys to hath She Held the Keys hllef no that Mrs Guinness is u Tay Iiiniilietc her farm liand nn alive crows hourly The local police I In jail here says no one hut Mrs am now a unit In declaring that the flulnnefs ever entered that secret root tit raised the 111 of that Icebox She Continued on Second Pace I 4 Gorgeous Fireworks Display by The World Saturday Night The pyrotcchiilcal display one of Ito features of ho cekvratlon next Saturday uisin at 9 oclock of the twentyfifth anniversary ot lie direction of The World by Jo ownership and Joseph Pulitzer and of the formal opening of Uip enlarged 1uliuer building pioaiises to be the most KOigfOij BptctnclQ of its kind ever witnessed In the city It will bo fur I nlsned by Ialu the king of pyrotechnics The chief features are as fol lows Opening salute of twentylive aerial guns Magical illumination of the roof aud dome with twentylive mammoth ruby lights Nests of liery Cobras will be released from colossal batteries Brilliant white lights will illuminate the roof and dome with startling effects salvo of twenty of Pains Manhattan Beach bombs A will be to 1 Illumination of the root and dome with lowed by an blue lights Then Pains 100S novelty batteries of sliver clusters Mil come A display Of triple bombshells each with a different effect will be succeeded by an illumination of the building with red green and amber Ores of tinted stars produced from hundred Thousands of giant Roma candles will eavclop the dome then will come a discharge of Palnit musical golden rain effect and the great bombs u golden cloud studded with jeweL flow twenty largo shells Emerald fires will Illuminate the roof and dome followed by bat teries of Pains acrobatic candles display ot Pains rocket bombs and a salvo of Pains fiery spider bombs the X907 success of Pain at Slanhat tan Beach Opal clouds formed by a fllqht of large shells an Illumination of the roof and dome with amber fires giving a sunset effect and swarms of fireflies filling the air with hundreds of flashlights will Immediately precede the New York World batteries a IOCS conceit Powerful magnesium fires will Illuminate the building giving a daylight effect A flight ot large bombs forming Tha World bouquet will lead tIP to tho marvel of the spectacle Pains electric falls From the sides oftho roof will flow waves ot fire emitting sparkling rays and flashes ltko molten silver eJ M M u I or I Captain Crew and Big Force of i Wreckers on the Rickmers in i Terrible Plight as Seas Sweep 1 Dismasted Hulk J LIFESAVERS POWERLESS l TO RENDER ASSISTANCE f I Great Fourmaster the Sport of Waves Which i Hurl Her 500 Feet Along Shoal Impossible to Shoot Breeches Buoy Lines to Her i i 1 One hundred men comprising wreckers and the captain and crew of the big German fourmasted ship Peter Kickmers stranded and breaking up at Zachs Inlet near Fire Island are in serious peril ac cording to latest advices from the scene of the wreck Lines for breeches buoys shot from the shore to the ship early today to be ready in case the crew should decide to abandon the vessel parted this afternoon when If a tremendous wave lifted the Rickmers clear of the sand bar on which she was resting and hurled her 500 feet to the westward 1 9 She is now lying lOOO yards oil shore and the wind is blowing sixty miles an hour Three life saving crews have made dozens of it fruitless attempts to get lines to the vessel but their guns have not terfi able to carry in the teeth of the tempest f i vessel roko oft All four masts of the early today nnd there loso to the deck I s no projection showing on the pound linn hulk to whlrh lines shot from shIll fast The seams of the iiluht te made I ship are parting anil she Is rapidly ml i trig wth water Life Savers Cant Reach Her j Tho Evening World called III Cat SVlnc f A Herman of the Con Mfe Station late ths afternoon on the Ide lihonu anil nked him fnr new of the wreck Ho paid I The vessel Is in a bad way Tho win 1 s smwltu 5 rmser nnil she lies umfst half a mile off Ihn hcirh It I Impnslr1 to roncli hcv with lifoooils Bho Is rolllne with every series of waves anl tinieSt wo Ian iret llma to hnr nod take off the men with breeches buoys I cannot see how they ran es cape It IB only a quest Inn of time when tho shin will break un anl the time 111 not he lone In thIs gale Wreckers on hoard are members rf the crews of wrecking tugs and barges sent down from this city when the nlckmers went ashore last week and boaohcomners from vlllnscs along the Long Island shorn In the vlilnlty of the i wrerc They were ensnzed In Jettison Inz the cargo of oil in OtiS earlY to I day when tiu bale came up and drove Iho ship W1 yards Inshore from Hit reef upon which she originally struk i The tugs and barnes put out to ca In tlie face of tho wind and It was Im I I possible to reach the Klelimers from I shore with lifeboat Tho unfortunate i men on board are lathed to tho dock fittings amidships So far ns can bo I ascertained from the shore none has been washed overboard I as yet i Wrecking tugs had been worklnc day and night taking off the cargo of the nlckmers which consisted of 171000 I tenBallon cans of oil She was pretty well lighted Inst evening and It was I corfldonty belleVfd that she would be fltated at hIgh tide this morning Soon I after dusk yesterday Uho experienced wreckers In charzc of operations saw I signs of an approaching sale Thc ordered that the cargo be thrown over ti Ilrd without ifjsard to salvage i Beachcombers Get Oil i Thousands of cans of oil WITO accord liiKly tossed Into the sen At first the wreckers were ordered to pnnih u hole in every can before committing It to the water with the double purpose olllnp the surface of the ocean In that vicinity and keep the beachcombers on shore from Catherine too much of the Standard Oil product lint there are I extensive oyster beds along there and the natives soon had Government oflll cers on nand with authority to stop the pouring of oil into the water Aooordlngly the cans woro thrown ordln1 with their contents Intact I and when the tide becan to run In U beachcombers were kept busy gather Ing thfal up and carting thorn oft to I the Vlltkea along shore Oil t cheaper i than water In that part of Long fsland f Just now j The full force of the Kale struck the hip Just before tlaylisht when two of her musts went by the board Another broke oft jit S oclock nnil thu mlzzen mnt tho libt to succumo snapped anJ fell over the side two hours Inter In tho nipaiiilino the ship had bet blown half a mile from the point where site llrst struck nnd wns broadside to i the beach toll only a few hundred rtrdt I from hole Tho HIKS und wrecking vessels put out to sea to ride out the storm Tin wind was hlunlnR sixty mile at hour when the last of the four mastS f i ot t blB s iip was dest toyed r Sho u rillnl anl pKmi rrltfitfulK on tlw nny ij Af voiy 11 s wave turning hi If e 1 rem i i Th M nmii ns ID hope that the shIp i nin n lhe stirm N the worst I i I i ltd II I I no disabled vessel I Mi It I iirt cnlary bad put I i iGOLffHS pLAY IN J I TH DRIVIG RAIN I 1 10 The nvnlnc World I rnln orl I CrAHHEX IMTV L I May 7The theory tiat Walter J Travis Is a golf INK machine anti not 1 human organ Inn was usaln brought forward this nioriiln when K mado an S4 In the juallfylnif rouinl of the Garden City tuirnnmont mil 1 frUlitful storm Tho boiry 11 7 5 JCromo D Trnvern I needed icj and Fred Herroshoft 111 J i Klndliiy S Douglas was absent hut tha j i field naj very classy Eightyone en i tered out only abuut half started and i hard twotrlitts o those who got off 1 finished IMJ wind bcmme a gale as tho morn ing progressed und the course was llucdtil In spins nilie it was so cold lliwcrj giow Oenumoed and unable to Krp the fllpperv ciuns At tlmeu the players comd not 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