The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
May 30, 1908

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r r fJ i J I I 4 l s3pr I c f I T I W EDITION AS3 GRESW I WOMAN HOLDING BABY MURDERS THE MAN WHO ATTACKS DAUGHTERI Heard Childs Story Took a Revolver and Walked to Yard Where Maro Was Sleeping Then Calmly Fired I Three Bullets Into His Brain I Mrs Teresa Phillipis a frail worn woman shot and kid John Maro less than half an hour after her daughter Amelia six years old had I told her that the man had attempted to ill treat her in a vacant lot on the j I outskirts of East New York The rain had ceased the man a laborer was apparently asleep on the jround at the identical spot where the attempt on the child had been made near Ashford street and Stanley avenue and the frenzied woman fired three bullets into his brain Two boys Edward Veincart No 71 1 Dumont street and Louis Shilli ko No 61 1 Ashford street saw the killing They say the man never stirred that the woman made nn sound and apparently was calm in spite I of the frenzied excitement of her mind Z M than two weeks ago Olovannina I Phllllpls the Ihlrtn rod daughter I Ctf Antonla and Teresa Phllllpls was at tacked by t man who it Is said was I I o friend of Maro The girl Is now In the car of the Children Society and yesterday in the Adams Street Police Court Gluceppl Francisco twentyone years old was held In tSOOO ball aigi1 with th crime Almost Crazed by Trouble Jfro Phllllpls was almost crazed by tWs terrible misfortune and had rooded over It her eiost son John nineteen year old said today that he ad not smiled since she learned of her daughters misfortune The family lives In an Isolated part of the outskirts of East New York fThe mother Is thirtynine years old I tho father a little older and they have Ilx children Their house No M Ash ford street Is In the midst of a little truck farm about an acre In extent i and or whlh Antonio raises vegetables keeps a cow goats and a few dogs The mother speaks scarcely any Eng IlibJoim x Jolm Maro a hulking fellow forty years old came to this country four months ago and he has been boardln with a family In Stone street lie met the Phllllpls through the Kranclscos father and son and has boon a frequent Visitor at the little home Thursday nlet m tI boy John say filoro rent at the Phllliplss home ami In the morning Amelia told her mothe I of an attempt tne nrin had mnde Mr 1 Phllllpls convulsed with rage taxi him with this but his Ivnlnl vns to emphatic that she concluded the llltU girl was Ifli3t a ken Lullving Maro n good friend of her husband Child Tells Her Story This morning she was terribly disil lusioned She was silting In the din Ingroom her rournuuilhsoU baby at tier breast singing a lullaby in her na tive language when the iltlle Arieli her frock torn ran Into the room She held n few pennies In her hand John gave mo these she said hold ing out her hand and sobbing The mothers suspicions Insiuntlyre vived She seized the child hy the nhml der rudely and frantically iueiuon d lier and Dually got Iho wholo story from her Where Is he she nskeil the girl In the garden said the child Maro iad slept lasi night with John Phll llpls the brother of the girl In the morning to xhow Ills gralltiide for the nights lodging as he expressed It he went to work In tho garden and there lip m V t Amelia The woman didnt walt a second She l took her husbands 3S calibre revolver from a bureau drawer hiding the weapon beneath the dress of the Infant which she still held In her arms Kid I ding Amelia follow her she walked rapidly out to the garden At the door of the house her husbands dog u big I rouglicoa ted mongrel rose from the l r Bteo nnd Joined them t Boys Saw the Shooting Welngarl and Shllliko tho two boy

f were on their way to a place known as tno Old Mill when they Haw thu l woman marching across lots Miro lay huddled on his side his arm over tl his face apparently asleep Without even shifting the position of the baby Mrs Phllllpls drew the revolver from beneath Its dress leaned over Maro nnd with the barrel only a foot or two from Kin head tired three shots The three bullets entered at the iti rue place The dog frightened hounded nway the baby and little Amelia begun to I cry and while thn two boys stared tupellod the grim woman hover ut tering n sound calmly turned and walked back to the house r Bergt Aatwator and Patrolman Hay den mounted policemen on Ashforil otrcet hoard tho shot anti saw Mrs 1 Phil 11 pie entering the door of her home What the matter called Atwater J to her Who did that shooting Hut J the woman merely shrugged her should Continued onSecon4ag r 1 ACOA SFALLi SETTLEMENT MEET i I Gordon House Takes First I Plnce by Scoring Total of 38 Points Oorrton Tlouce won the annual Infer wettloment Athletic Assooiation field day held at Columbia Oval today with a total of 3S points Iteciords Were bro ken In mans of the cents The tmck was slow The first record to m ly the Iwards was the IMysnl senior rec ord of 10 35 sfconfls nhlch was held bv Iltnrv Vlnl erier of the Clark Hniifc K KUwards of Hudson Guild won that event In 10 2fi second clip PTIC off 15 of a nocond from the old record Henry Schaff of Clark House then broke the old record In the halfmile inlnr rolns the distance in 2m 14 25s The ummares follow SSflYant Hun sfnlor Won by F llynea liiiison TUKl witj C Qulnn Ilartlsy ruts frv nd and I mlth Hudnon Guild third time Im lIe loeYarl 11Oh Junlr Won by o mock Kihirntlonal Alliance with I IteeJ C ron lloii e see n l and II ntirfeln IMu itlonil Alliance third limo 10 3np Block iviutillnl former leairup rovord helj bv C Iitiniii Hint Side lioUe loilYnrd Dash tionltrVon liy n nd ward lllllsen GulIJ with H ttreii Oir ilin House tee nd and C Cam East Bid lloiifco third time III cis Edward heat i lirKi field creating a MW rwonl Illi Ime nf 1n of a iecond brttcr than of V WlenlwrRar of Clark llou e made In IKI7 rsoYard Hun Junior Won bvlI Sohaff iti rk iUiime with II WilliaM Cole o Lttlcnien l iwn J and M Weber Henry licit Xotilvnivnt ihlrJ time 2m 11J5 ViKiff breaki former reord of 2m 15s ucld liv lJ Uiilnn of tlartlay ilou TiiTYiTrils Hun iJunlor Won by W trn Klir 1nlon Scttlenunt with W tratt lieU son Clulld sicon1 ant H Hreaton UorJoa loiifle third rtiiieii spcunOii 440Yarda Hun nlorWoll by A Iepls Clark Iloumi with r CJry Kant tilde llous KKConil iiul M Meyer lordou IKnuj third rinii ru sfconils One Mile Him Benlor Won by J lirelt a tter Uartliy llnuie with I Hc j ori II iiu i FICOIIII and W Cul Ian Vet tilde Home tiilnl tltnul nun ITli te WintiriH lime rtai old rcionl of mln held by W OOllrlmi or Union Suttleinvlll by 2 lri rericidj 13reltw lavr beth lluiy by u otrhle In ttili rau S20Ynnlii lion Junl r von hy S Lun Irth Wot Hldu NVIciitmrliofft lloi wlti I llppmun iJiicOt tonal Alllnnic secant I end I Heed inrdin Iloune Ihlnl Time VI 41 teroiidn IMunlrtn iualf old nvord halit hy c Ilannun East tilde HOUJW L1UYanln Hun iitniIorVani by It lil wanls IliiiHon BuIlt with L Ayerx Oor don Iloime r xiid and J Qrlblxin Gordon lions third Tlmejn 1S fecond led wiirds bnmks old record of 23 2i neoond held by B Wolli Ircfnjwlm Sitllwrenl 21iYnnl Hurdle Hacu Senior Won y C Irten lordon Houie with n fiarey inrdon llomn second and E Itayley liii ucntlonal Alllnnre third Tinip tiM il pccmuli Winner time vettern old rmxrd nf SS 25 iecontis held h y S Solni Ourdoi House NEW YORK MAN WINS AUTO HILL CLIMB CUP EASTON Conn May 30At the III tonobllo hill climb at Sport Hill to 11thl nrllgt t Ort Hoard of Trade cup In thu free for all was won hy n car drlvuii hv Al Poole at Ni w York Ume 117 brcakln the record made a I veal ago by Tracy I f T r is S I 1 TODAYS COMPLETE RACING RESULTS AFTERNOON BALL GAMES OFF cu Rirtn to 4RlH Kwnrtas ulrovrer t I frtbt E r LI I N orO FIN AL r Circulation Books Open toAflI I Circulation Books Open to All II I RESULTS EDITION 1 2 I NEWYORK SATURDAY MAY3O1908 n PRICE ONE CENT EVENING WORLD RACE CHART SIXTEENTH DAY AT BELMONT PARK VNeatlier Cloudy May 30 Track Fast 35fi KIItfiT ItAOZitlghwelWiti Handicap thrtwyraroldi and upward 1000 added tIIf JU oevba furlongi 1ott time I1I nTt iM wIiWir Ivor Won esliy Wlnnw b c by Han4nl Mother Bunch ownr W Daiwn 4znc laa lntjexStartere VH Rt Vi H Fin Jockey op itt q pi ah SOI IJve Wire u IK 5 45 1t4 JI I J 2TTp r 75 333 Adriana lilt a1 21 8 2 E Dugan Tit 4 J2 05 12 a13 Far West 140 1 2t 4 8V4 8 ulgrsve 2 J 5 8 ij 1 2 t Umbrella 104 8 5 I 9 4 I w Burnt tO 90 00 1Z 802 Royal M Jy liS 2 14 UiJJ IJO KMW 10 12 10 02 Si6 Kealor 120 4 6 II 3 IS MoDfcntel 10 20 Ifl a Live Wire ran a If best He was lut to leave the barrier and Lee cradualiy mid UD ground on the outalde and on rhe turn went to the front and drew away eeiiy t Aarfana was ale Y cloie up and wan an sliT e xmd Tar Weet lay too far out of It In the early part Umbrella wo cloae up iixoTh HACO Nstloniflitalllon 5i W added twoyearolda five furlongs J I rest time Sifl off 301 ttart fair Won drIving Winner oh c by Ordn t dv Slerllnc OWfrJ E Madden No lime taken Index Iartf ri Wtii 1 L4 t fin Jockey OplIt CI PI Sh 3Tr Kir Martin IK 3 Jb SMtfi 14 J Le 61 81or3i 310 Selectman 122 1 3 3 8 2 H ii otter 6232 710 323 M e Mndden 12 2 l b lb 1J 31 Oaraer 65 7S W10 13 iitiit tllKbln IS 4 W 4 4 K DUKan 2 tI la5 4S 3s fSandpiper 122 r t II Koerner 2 H5 lHS 45 t Cotirled In Mralsht and place bettIng Sir Mirtln ran bark to hl prevloua good rare He wan In front nearly all the way and sued a drive Ramly Sefectnwn wa on the outtld nnd closed with n ruch Joe midden ureil right m tie nnd Ti yhtney entry was nevet ttenrnue art flllltu TtAtsK ThelToimont of s5M thre yiiaroM i one mile anti ihree fur J t 1 Post time llt off 1 HI i ttrl coid Won driving Winner br c by Commando Paatorella nwnorml H K ne Time not tak n I I l1 j FlnJ r Ci PiSh 111 OlIn TTTTT 11 I I tl totter 12 ils 12 IR 324 FaIr Play VJI 2 2 K Uugnn 4 5 n2l l MJ1 Klnu Jimoi Iv 1 310 Gamer T 4 72 710 312 Knlieit Coipr I2rt 3 t J I Z tn all it tne C lore idiihlnt r e sn until well Into the drench Cnlln wan In fpmt and apparently wlnnlnc hut Fair Piny closed with a ruh and Just fnlld to net up Colin ahosvel no sign orhl1ln 1uiiei Ut ecuiel T Ft tiiTit ItA Th Grarc1 aiInai epiecha Hall1leal F 5CI iiei Inclul 3 Itip plnte forf uryaVoldn and up ward about two miles and 1 half tot lime 3irt ogI 1 iTII flirt go r Won ifllv Vlmier Ii c hy 111311 Iren Owner J v Cit Time 11S Index nneri l Si5 St 2 Fin Jockeys Op itlCi Il Sh Mo Kara 13 R 3V 1111 f McAfee D 4 TJ l5 1M Jhn M P itS Z h 2s CILa2 Miohue iS IA eS 35 14 ialtf rnli Iini lTi 8 4i S1 3 I McKInney 12 1J 10 I SJ Sli 5 t Kovln 140 2 V 4 4 Carter i a 2 7H 1s Arent IV 1 I ItfUM Molnern 12 111 8 05 1312l Santun IIi t Ih E 11 nir 2 a 2 710 13 Xt Kfilll il SiniMM rouilel Kiri ii ot hlc Inr toni vent Int t th lead eaetiy ant won handllj Join Si P ran hit rir allfrilt KInK ran a cnfMnMe 0 lglb KIKItl ltAK n 1 Sin rtlan1t Tn 1101 Sffo etdtel three vearoMs aol upS J wnd tfn iuiinM Post limo I I ff 17 Hinrt gool Won easily Sinncr WK r hy 11lk Eva UnrTnr ounr F i IK Tli tZ 7 lnx M TrTlT vT ft 4 Kir Jrvkev lll ML CI Il Si ip1 lat iin 1 i ilty itt i 2 5 P i VIJ ianr Ii y fT 11110 r1i 2 I I F II r PU1 I f 1 I 21 3Hi ivier tiilne l7 5 nh 1VJ 3 1 XfT 4 tti lJ cEM Tiv tirro ii t J 2 4 I 1rI i 1 2 1 anti Itp 11 r 41 j Stth I I III a I riviroMriri i7IyTiy beiHirStv i are to Iho ftrth vrin I i no in ihn uu r lile and njt n in Inn rah Wolf tv3a riotti I plirn In f r ml Iefr tjuln ran a fur me Tnv I itfro iult BIG TACK MEET IT PHILAOLI HIA SPOILtO 1IJN Committee Forces Athletes to Run Oil Track Ankle Deep in Water FHANKMN KIEID Philadelphia i ra OOOn a field and track Inches deep with mud and rain the llnals of I the Intercollegiate ohamploiiFhlp were held here this afternoon I Tho rain began early this morning and never for a fraction of a second dl l It stop An hour befon1 the start th clouds burst ard It rained herr as few I residents had ever een It before It I came down In torrents and turned the I beautiful field Into a miniature lake Such had shape was the truck In that I the Executive Committee of the Inter collegiate Association held a meeting I with a view of postponing the meet I Their erorts were In vain as the in tercollcsiate rules distinctly state liat the meet mut be held on this dale I j spite the Inclement weather the athlete j who tnt lhihetl competed In their events ninth moro than Wl spe3tntors Including twoscoro women dress d In oil skins were present and rooted hard for their favorites IWYnnt Dnsii mlflnnl thro to oual fyiCortm Pennivlvanli 1 ianiblo Irllc toll 2 Lamontafrue Yale Il time 10 na iec Second lfeatShernltfl Dvrtni uth It Vhltham Pennsylvania J CtIrt Vat 3 tIme iii 5 ec IZilYnrJ Hurdle HaecA n Shaw Din IYnrJ lurdle Talootl rornell i U I nnbblnt Yale 1 S V Howe Yule 4 Thin na 85 IllttiiiB the 1illoiiiiil Shut Wan bv W 1 Kruejcer iwarlhIJI t wiui a 11 uf 44 11010 W HanK llartiihrd scjrsl wlh nit if 41 feet lmi i C lAthe Har nrvi hInt with put of 41 r1 I I lnht i It T Hleeiim n Jr llirvnnl fmirth with tent of 4J feet I Inch Illtrii JumpPalmer Dartmouth and hllllIIIIWI I I Ill llarvaid tied for first iilaec r feel loS third Pope j feet 1 inehes ea berry 11lInr I will and Homers of I lit rsiu ru tied for 111 plii iit fet ltu Inches DOKh Ilnal CMrtmell Pent 100Yard Ia 1lln 1artll 111 MyvuiiUi 1 Sherinan Darttmnitli U t Vliltman Pennoylviuila 3 fiuiuhl PrhHHtoii 4 flll 10 Zuf Polllts1 Inrvanl ICVi I en ii my 1511 ii Iii 124 Cornell 10 Dartmouth 12 Swurlh iniirn I Yale 4 Mlchlgin 3 Pidutn lila Li Princeton 1 One Mil Klnal HnlnlMil Cornell I Roar M clilKin 2 lloyiiny uliiinliln 8 KliltZfr Yale 4 Time 4HO llnie Villioll a M4fhlmn H tolumlili 2 Yhl a 1 oiiarHTMlle ituiui II Taylor fnl to lly of IViinnylvunla I K t i SiUlna llarvarl 2 J f furiimur Iornrll lanlrl llinre nrthmore 4 Time I on It looks as th ugh Cornell will wli I I meet as the tiolntn now stand Cornell 19 Yale 4 Pennsylvanln 12 12 Michigan 3 Harvard 15 I Princeton I Dartmouth 12 Swartli more fi Columbia 4 Twnltllo Him Tnitw Cornell 1 I C Touno Cornill c I 111 Columbia 3 11 1 OivtT orntll 4 Tim l m Ml I SJiiVaril llunlle Smlflnnl Ilnrtranfi Pennsylvania I Itouvit Vnl 2 Time il 1ae Seinml Ilivit Sniw DnrtnvMith 1 Bard nr llnnanl 2 TIme y 41i rt IRVINGTONMILLBURN ROAD RACE POSTPONED imTOV N J0 May 39Thn IrvIng tonMlllburn bicycle road race which was to have been held today was post heavy until lnitor next Saturday beau of a CLUMBIA VINS Ju111OR EACf IN HRLEMFEGATTA e Rain Spoils Sport for Spec tators but Water Condi tions Are Perfect Mid splashec of rain that made It anything but Interesting for the spec tators hut with tho Harlem River as mill pond for the oars smooth as a 1111 irtn the fortysecond meeting of the Harlem Regatta Association opened at Si oclock thl morning with seventeen event scheduled and sixtylive oarsmen entered to try nor aquatic Honors All along tine Speedway which lines one side of the course the people gath oed In throng to wat h the rates and most 01 them stood still oven when the rain fell In torrents Just after the start or the first race But when It did nut let up there was a scattering and the most of the morning race were wit I nessed by the select low who could et a view of the rowers at some part of I the course from the vantage point of a I cmiihoufi veranda I Wind and water conditions were per fect for the oarsmen and some fast i time was predicted though nothing startling happened In the morning races Columbia Junior Won The feature of the morning races was the clash between four crews In the Junior cghtoare shells Columbia University Metropolitan Union and New York University had fours In this event and It was a pretty race Union had a slight udvuitage at the start but the superior training ot the Columbia crew soon told ami they Jumped to headed win iho front and were new ning out by over five lengths and com pletely outclassing the 01 her crews In minutes and Si seconds New York Cnlvcrslty overhauled the Union crew at the enl of Iho llrst mile and got neo nd place by tire lengths Junior slitgiesllibt trial imtat3ot bj ltudolpi Vntacck llohemlan Clui Ihliolpi Now York 1 J Walsh Nnstau New i York second ilnmieS mil li 12 set SecenJ Trnl llenl Won by W A Downey Mutual Cluh Bliftnlo John Hughes Inlll Club fcw York second So time taken Senior Double Sllelll Tie between Hnvent vi o1 host Club nn l Nmv Viirk Alhletlf lilh No time AMoolnllnn Single Won by hl I Smith I Vnpor Iivt Chili itt P1llaleh V tlein HI Metropolitan Club New York econil N 0 tint Jiirlor Singles final hlOI bv lilt lolrJ Votucek Hohemlin Nn York W A Diwncy Muttin Club Iluffalo aeonj P j Walh Naavnu New York third No time nken tm TORONTO RESULTS TORONTO RACK TRACK May The Iow rnees hero todav resulted us IIMT RACK Six flirlongKRiwal Onyx IN to G and 7 to 1 1 Tencieralnn IS to 1 for place 2 HlacKburn 3 Time 115 15 SBCOXD TUCKKlve furlonir Pcr lonnl I to 10 anrt out 1 CTiortc 2 to I for olnoe 2 Plat Crfk 3 Tim lW 3S JURTH HACEOno mIle and an hCel Turner 3 to 1 aI 4 tn I n 1 Main CYrnnc 4 to 1 to plnez rtln DoyU f Tlrao 157 45 COLIN IS STILL KING I WINS BELMONT S STAKES GIANTS SHUT OUT BROOKLYN MORNZNO OA IE Giants 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 5 Brooklyn 000000000 0 I IIJAI to The Evenln World WASHINGTON PARK BROOKLYN I Mny 30 Before a holiday crowd of sli thousand the Giants blanked the Brook lyns this mornlnK and piled up flvf I una on their side of the board Iron Man McGlnnlty wan at his ht and allowed hut six hits while four into plays hy the Dodgers aided the GIants materially The same scheduled for this after I noon was postponed on account o rain First Inning Shannon lifted a pop fly to the Intlelt which Hummel eowlly captured Ten ney let four high ones go by and went to first On th hit and run game Donlln was thrown out at first bj Sheehtvn Tentiey getting to second Seymour then followed with n liner 10 ppntre nII for a base scoring Tenney and on Malonpys bad throw home Hey moor got around to third Burch ninth a manellous runnIng citrh of Need hams scorchIng low line fly to left ONE HUN Hurmrill mIssed lhre swIngs nt Me Olnnltys bench rs Burch sent a low boiinlrr to Doyle who threw him 01t Lumley pa tel the hell to left field and rpsied nt first Jordan raised n fly t he infield which Herzrwr pot under I NO RUNS Second Inning Devlin hotod a fly to 1ft centre field Heh Sriloney got under Dr yl cave n exhibItion of club swlnplne at tip rhinos curvos Herzoff soaked 1 mper to Sheehan who nailed him by i fast thr 1 to Jordan N 0 RUNS Sheehnn was dlnrvosed of by Tlevlln and Tenney Pattee went n irrotutler up the first hnsn line and Tenney re tired him una I1 Mnlonev planted the hal In right field for a has lier won ended the Ini by Hftlne a fly to Seymour NO niNlS Third Inning McOlnnlty bunged a boumler tn Hum mell who retlrvl him at first Shan non also drove a bounder to the in field this tIm Patteo getting the hal to Jordan Tenney hunted ntfely Don lln 5lnKle to right field and on Slice bans hail throw to wpcond base tn catch I Mike Tcnney crossed Inc plate Hurch I I rpt the fans crazy agaIn by makIng another fine catch th time of Hey mours line drive to left centre ONE I UlV I Iasloroui wns put out of the way hy I McOlnnltv anti Tennoy Hummoll sent n roller to Hcrzo who got John buy a fust thnw to Tinnoy Hurch wnnnn iasy vltlm on strike NO RINS Fourth Inning NeMlhnm slnpleil to icntrp Devlin hit Into a double play Hummed to latte to Jordan Dole bunled straight to Pastorlus who shot the bnjl to Jor i can RlNS In time to rEach the batter No Iumley made his second ruff hit a hlnarle to centre Jordan welted the hall to right Held acrid I ng Lumley to second Sheehan sacrificed Mraiiiiilti to Tennoy Patteo hit to llrn K vh threw him out at first and on Tenncyr I fat throw to Dovle Jordan was dou I bled up NO RfNS Fifth Inning llcriog was handed I pass to first McGlnnlty saorllloed Iastiirloua tj Jordan Shannon sliiRle to Itt iKld and as HerKen let MRlone ti throw net away from him Herzoer scored and Mnnon reached third Tenney filed fld out to Maloney Shannon cmssltirf tie plate which Roes nj a sacrltlce Don In was thrown out at UrM hv actor tons TWO RUNS Irst Nleklln relieved HerzoB at short Ma loney was retired on his grounder bv Nleklln nnd lYnney JJeiKpn fouled oiit to Tenney Pantorluss hlBii foul fly was collared by diam N 0 KtVh Sixth Inning Seymour miked I fa i oimder in Jordan who beat ril In tin pilnt to tlv naff Nixdiitm at trliclii to Ialiio who IOSSMI ti i 1 iO vas a KJUJ waiter and wi s lewardcd wth a mats Doylp slnilel to rlwht pr t m lug Dev lint to second Nleklln foiilid out to Bergen N 0 HITNS llummell filed 11 tv Shannon Hurch renshpil frt on Nlclillns fum ble of his Kroiinder LiniiUy fouled out to Npfiihuni Jordan histfd a ily whlili Nicklln collared No lllNS I Seventh Inning MuGlnnliy went out lluninnll to Ji

I dan Shiiiiiion bunted to riuMonus whu I ttced him out Tonnoy MIH Ihrul 0 at first by lliimmell No Itt Ns ieehitnit s ii n ouiinde minute i hv Devlin who threw hll 11 Inttee singled to rltfhl centic Niulm jamjipi HC t air HIM i IHIP s Ine Hy with one and ninth Hlnilln tbp bull HIS to Tenney doubled I Pal N o Eighth Inning Donllii Inflpld tiouniKr tvis bnndiel bv Puttee und Jordan svynmurs Krounder wax neatly tnkin mre of by Jordan and Pa torlua tie Inttiir tot erin the Imp Needham las t ii I bit ni victim Hummel in Jordan X 1 RUNS I Lexis batted for Bergen and lied to Nick I t ii Alpcruinn batted f T Pas tories and foule1 out Hi edhiim tllun Ilummell walked Uitrrh fifed out to Devlin NO RlNS Ninth Inning I Wllhelm anil Hitter went In to the points for Brooklyn Devlin drew four had ones llhtlnis bail throw to tlrst of Doyles little roller vave the batter his base and nlloved linvlln to reach cond lJ11 stoi third Doyle stole Becond Nleklln was oil led out on strikes Mcflinnlty was thrown out at I first by Pallet Devlin scoring and Doyle reaching third Shannon Wa rt llrc by Hummel and Jordan ONR RUN Lumley went out Doyle to Tenney The same players sent JnnJTii hack to the bench Pheehan linefiled to Shan non NQ JP GIANTS GATSH I PO A E Shannon J 1 1 2 0 0 Tenner Ib 2 1 13 1 0 Donln rf 0 1 0 0 0 HCIIur ct 0 1 1 0 0 Ne6dhrl c 0 1 5 0 0 Deln 3h 1 0 1 2 0 DOe 2h 0 1 1 3 0 I ler7 ss 1 0 1 2 0 Nickln 55 0 0 3 2 1 lcGnllr p 0 0 0 2 0 Totals G 27 12 1 nrtooic LYN H I PO A E 11llel si 0 0 1 G 0 Burch If 0 0 2 0 0 hubby rf 0 2 0 0 0 Jordan 1 0 1 17 1 0 Sheehan 3h 0 0 0 2 1 Patee 2h 0 1 1 0 Iaoner ct 0 1 2 0 1 Blrgell c 0 0 2 0 1 Hller c 0 0 1 0 0 Pastorlns p 0 0 1 1 U lhClm p 0 U 0 0 1 LewIs 0 0 0 0 0 uAJpemwn U 0 0 0 0 Totals 0 5 27 18 4 lIe I ted for Uersoii in eighth Hatted for In lorlus In eighth Ings liase Hits Uff Pastorlu 0 in s Inn FIrst Ilnse nn hulls uf McLilnnlty I elf Pasturlus 3 olT Wllhelm 1 Left on liui c llronkljn 4 iiantH 4 Struck Outllv MclJInnlty 2 hy Pna torlus I bv Wllhelm 1 Stolen laSts Devlin IViylo Double lays lunll1 lo Pattec In Jordan Herzoir to Tenney to Doyle Nlrfclln to Toiney Umpires ral a nil niclor ArTfRNOON GA lfS NATIONAL LEAGUE At Philadelphia The noMinPilniMphlii afternoon I game was pistponed nn aceonnt or rain At Plttsburg Cincinnati 0 rt 0 i 0 0 0 0 01 Plttsburg n o 3 n n 0 0 i tii Halt Ties Velmer and Srhlel Ieiver ind Phclps Impre Emsllo I At St Louis ilcaii l n iIC Louis ft o I natter aii Kllng neebe I ind Histeltor Pmplres Klem and Johnston i iltesnlts of niornlmr sanies today on I Page rd I AMERICAN LEAGUE I At Boston Wailnirtin i n I i I 2 I 17 notion n 1 I 1 0 I I 1 t KatrrlPSPilkrnbiirK and Slreet Tnnnclilll onnolly anl Ponohup Umpire Mr At Cleveland Imils ft I 1 Mcveland f ft ft Ratterler Hiuell nnd Spencer 1 ts a all Clarke Implres I lurii i ut lvn its At Detroit llIIRII 1 Mel roll II nalteriei Situ h mil Sulllvvn Hn ind SiMimldl Inplre Sherlilnn S EASTERN LEAGUE i At Newark 1 The jersey city Xwark gi toe wu poilpoiiHii on Tonnt ot rain I At Buffalo I Mirlfil u o o j I HilTil o n e ltatlrtesitumits mul Ml I i Vo wmkle nid Inl Impfes Morin and Cinwiiy At Providence i Hatlnor e 0 I 0 i 1 j I Pnvldencn t I I I n n u Uatterlm McCloskey and I Krlel and Ietnrpon I Implres iiunnelly and Ullnn At Rochester Toriuiln 0 0 Kochister 0 0 I IHhrl s McCJenley and l tn wn liitu mister and lliirlev implr1 S iflonl I HIGHLANDER GAMES OFF I 1 AMKUICAN IEUSUK PARK May 301111 prnventrd both contexts si IHV 1 nil ed for today between the HlKhland ITS and Athletics The morning galtit had Just sfirtel with SAKJ cxpvcinnt fans In tine stand when the first shower liut an end to the proceedings There will be but one lam ilonduy t 4 I Keenes Great Horse Supposed to Be Cripple Gladdens Heart of Holi day Throng by Coming in First I RACE RUN ON MUDDY TRACK I AND IN BLINDING RAINSTORM I I Big Holiday Crowd Turns Out for Belmont I Closing Day Despite the Bad Weather Conditions and Betting Is Brisk All Afternoon j I HY VINCENT TRRANOR BELMONT PARK May 30Its Colin again The great Keen j I champion came back today in th 525000 Belmont Handicap and won I the greatest turf bate of all his career Running in mud through a I drenching rain over a mile and three furlongs he maintained a lead 1 I the way to win at the end under a hand ride by a good neck from Fair Play who ran a remarkable lace closing at least ten lengths on Colin in the last six furlongs Both were tired horses at the end King James was third ten lengths back t Nt horse nor mal ever got the re pptlon Rcconlrrt Olln RVIMI ai h It by the wiimlitnnil townnl tli flnlFli HIP IflfiO horfo lovers that Jjiiiiinetl every Inc hot the structurfi wrt urging him nail Ii Notter In I svlth tlwlr clippr II real that the fast I closing PeIr Ilny would Apt him As I Colln w iit pnni the jiulpps with n I iiiok aclvnntiKI lhi rrinvd broke luosu flKiiln In frenzIed cheerIng Crowd Cheers for Colin Onlln had won nnd I ho rating popu lace wns 1111 The chpprliiK for the great Ilinrniitflihriil nec not over yet fnr whiii Colin mul Nottpr the latter wet In thp 111 ram hack In the scales tbp crowd nrosn ntcnln Men Ihrpw their lints In the air anti the vonipn vnvod tliplr hnndkprrhlpfi I woo 1 sIght that prolmhly will never I ippn npnln on nny race rack lamps I Kppue In tIme cluhhotixp was hnltlln over with JI BH Ie reoelvod the CiiTittilUlons nf society reprp sntntlvos who luau braved the dlsnRrep attic weather to i o the rich stake con tested Im hnppy said Mr Keonn and lie looked It Was Two Horse Race Thn rp rnns run In nn nlxonrliiK Km and only those with the mils I pnwprtul classes could see that Colln rind Kalr Ilny lirokp topotlipr and Im mwllntPly went away from time othpr I two Ior a nnlp they starce together Tiii NottPr IP I out n wrap and Colin I 11th ailed away from HIP Ilplrnont colt until nt the pud of n mil ten Ipmitlm of daylight wis soon Ito wten HIP pair with tin oilier two absolutely out of It fjjr hall In th rule Six fnrlnnns from homo DIal won I to work Oi Ialr Ilay nnd the colt resnondisl gnnu lv Mn rloid grout nil ral until I sppmed T3 If he oould eateh ll T v np wonJw As UIPV turned Into HIP stretch Colin itlll had 1 two IpiiRths lead but Fair Play wa C stll cutting and comltiK fist At lie nlxlppiith pole Not er notlriiiK he iliiiKor drew his whp HP lashed It on to Cellos sides almost cruelly Han too uvas whlpplni with nil tho IKVOT In Ids tin u Ic arm NVtlir pvldPiitlv sniisllpd hlmelf that CT sllll liiiil MiimtliliK lift for h iill up hN wliln naln all tied down to a hand chIt on the bIg black Hard Drive at Finish HP wax drlvlnir fulln IH thty IPW Past I1 llnNli UUP whli iiiiti Wil whliiplnir Ki1r Ilny The him it tr rin IsJietl un mply HTH thiirewerp iiKin ti the jriitt lliroiK Blnil the IM 11 l when I did or Collns brllllnnt rt ord flu lgimt jiuvi bo n mariTd bv difcn IM nrothtf hiindred vnrds Viltir rode n BT at lOll on Colin Mill mil I few of I 11 expert oHtkNed him 1 ir pasliu up Colin too soon Thev av Itt niilit Jiavo won bv Icumihc IHII fur this A wild rumor thnt ih liltnpy stable ill ShcipsheTl had H 1 riiSVifd todny erPiitpil n sensallm nt III traeU The ivunor sold that Suitnlrn tin iiion of Me lilllks and liar None had boon Mloirn Jaek Jnyiirr was found In the paddock and vhen lold of It couldnt hlp laughing liar None ho says i slit nt Mm Bronkdalc l nnu nnd Sinilna lie left at li oclock nt lii i measure full of oats Make Killing on Live Wire V W Danltn Pnnlnrered qulle 1 kill Inn inn HIM openltiB event on Live Wire ho 01 ovlJntlv was out fur only ex erolnlns ptnrpoiec last time Todiv lie had 1 world Of speed and after rin nlns over Adrlnnn In the tlrst quarter raine on to win In I big gallop Llvo and the books 3trC was heavily played alli PII out considerable on him Royal Ijidy rJj prominently for a wnllc only to QUit Uadly and Adrlana after drop rpj J WINNERS AT BELMONT FIRST RACE Live Wire 13 to 5 and even 1 Adriana 6 to 5 for place 2 Far West 3 SECOND RACE Sir JVIartln 13 to 10 and 1 to 3 1 Selectman 7 to 10 for plac 2 Joe Madden 3 THIRD RACE Colin 1 to 2 and 1 to 5 1 Fair Play 4 to 5 for place 2 King James 3 FOURTH RACEKara 4 to 1 and 7 to 5 1 John M P 3 to 5 for place 2 California King 3 FIFTH RACELawrence P Daly 5 to 1 and 6 to 5 1 Baby Wolf 2 to 5 for place 2 Peter Quince 3 SIXTH RACE Okenlte 7 to 2 and 7 to 5 1 Pontoon 3 to 5 for place 2 GeoG Hall 3 ping back licforo tho stretch turn was reached came IJnl1 and wis an easy tctind In front of lar West Sir Martin Takes Stake Selectman was best Inn the National Ftiilllnn hit ho got only the placa nfHT being crowded and knocked back sevi nil lengths nt the start lie fId all over til track In the run 11 lint at the end rus catching Sir Martin I lie winner with OVT Jump The Maddin t it try was IIU favorite In the ring wlti SeleiUman second cholcIV In the last sixteenth I looked like the I MadiUii iialr would lniti oin two but Selectman after the SloClllln artll swerving over to tie outer 11 came with a great rush and would have won In a eirplo nf jumps lie oiMlv disposed of 11 Madden Kara Wins Steeplechase The Grand N itt lit ni I Steepleclune wa won by Kara who was backed down from 10 t 1 to 7 to 2 It WIIH a two horse race all tile way between Kara and John M 1 They led In turns but In the Jail turn of the Hold the hat ter siiiinhlid four jumps from home and lost several lpn rths This cost him the niee for l ar Ilichtlv weighted came in to win easily California Kino wns third itii lengths behind John II P Westerners Make CleanUp liiwnitK1 P Ualey proved Ito best Ulnl of I tniitder in the Van Corllindt llundlrap and the Veslorners midn t big ilenniip 1ly was backed from 3 iloxvn 1111 and after trilling the hot favorite llaoy Volf nil the way went PMI him In the stretch and won In a big KilIoi gidni away Peter Qulnco hiI 1011 111111 uff ihMnli ly list closed I lot of I ground to get tlie slmw loner COLUMBIA CREW UPSETS II RACE i e llve Ipmers of the Columbia Uni versity llowlng Club Junior fouruared gig had a narrow escape from death I to raitne gamut this afteinoon while lalnJ IIrroon In the I lit dunn Itrgiitto four ulher crews II Ilrlll HIKIIU The gig went Into a heavy roll of waves and upset spilling out tho oars men 1110 were rmiied by the crew I f the police launch A of the harbor aiiad COLLEGE GAMES At Ithaca Cornell 0ooqfl0024 Pennsylvania 006003 00 O At New Haven Princeton i I Yale 0 0 I 14 C

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7 C c 1f l THE EVENING WORLD SATURDAY MAY 8O I9OS 1 s I WHITMORE JURURS DISCHARGED FAil TO I AGREE IN 21 HOURS t I Prisoner in Happy Mood When the Judge Remands Him to JailWill t v Be Placed on Trial for His Life I Again in December f After deliberating for twentyone hours the jury in the case of t Theodore S Whitniore in Jersey City reported a disagreement and was discharged at noon today Whitmore vas sent back to jail and I will be tried again for the murder of his wife Helena in December Judge Swayae sent the jurors back to their room time after time before he would accept a mistrial The jury took twentyeight ballots i I and the poll did not change on any of them standing from the start one for murder in the first degree two for murder in the second degree ahd i nin for acauittal I m VTiltmore who cnllapaexl utterly last appeared to be a there when lII ht the Jury would brfnR a prospect that rerdlct of jrullty had recovered his nerve when court opened this morning He received reports from his lawyers during the night thatlmadc him sure of a disagreement Cant Keep Trying Me Forever They should 11IH turned me nut declared the prlsonnr after the Jury fcid been discharged The fact that nine of them were convinced of my Innocence shows that the evidence was all In my favor The worst I can get on the next trial Is another disagree ment and they cant keep on trying me forever1 WnUmore fattier and his rot llr Ellas who have gcen Branch In hi support were overjoyed at the dls Rreoniept They had feared that Judge Bwnyre would keep tho Jurors busy considering the evidence until the long strain would force a comjirnmle ver dict sending Whltmoro to prison Whltmoros breakdown happened lit J35 oclock last nlgSit whten the Jury had been out iJmost neven hours Fore man Jenks sent word to JiHlire Swayzn that he wished tomrffe a report The nirtroom was crowded Whit more whoso vellow streak had been kept In subjeotlon by the weakness of the prosecutions case could not control himself ns the iurorfi crave of face and deliberate filed Into the room I Whitmore Sobbed and Moaned I Bowlnz his head the ritlsoner sobbed j and moaned lie called upon his dend I wife to look down upon him and have mercy The foreman nsked Judse j Swayze some ouwtlons on points of law and the evidence and while tliej colloquy went on Whitmore sobbed and quivered Jn his chair The Jurors retired apaln and Whit i morns nerves complotely deserted him Its nil over he moaned The11 get me Two deputy eherlffH practically csr fled him out of the courtroom He was unable to stand unaided For an liDUr I after he got bnck to his cell In the Jail lie was In the throes of hysterical fear I AM his jauntiness and egotHm had I returned when he was brought Into i court nt 945 oclocJc this morning when Judse Swayze hart arrived to hear from the Jury again TJie foreman reported j that they had boon unable to ueicc upon a verdict and were anxious to bo I fllscharped JudKe Swayze said he would send them back for one more I try I An Agreement Impossible Shortly before noon the Jury sent i word to the Court thait nn agreement Tras Impossible Judge Sua zo ordered that the prisoner be brought In and aenl fur the Jury I desire to know aid Judge Swayze when the Jurors were heated in the box If there Js any way 1 can enlighten you op the law r doubtlul uvldonee I I think not replied tli uuemrin We seem to be hopelessly divided Our minds are made up I do not question said the init that you have made an honest effuit to arrive at a verdict in this case Hut you know thaJ n disagreement will mean Unit the county will be put to the expense of another trial We jinve considered that declurtd the foreman We liave considered ver thing und cannot ugruc Then 1 shall nave to illjehurse you cald Jildce wiye 1 reKlet that you cannot aaree and tluink vou for the honest efforts you luivo made In the trlnl Whitmore wore n brood KTln nil through the rmwrwiUon between ihe foreman of the Jury und the Coiirt There were not mure than fifty pi r sons In ond around tnc rourtnwrn when the ene was disposed of To ANY Person 1io May Soon i Be Out of Employment As The World has a daily circula tion In New York City DOUBLE r that of ANY OTHER Morning news paper greater than that of ANY fi TWO OTIrtRS COMBINED And as a Situation Wanted Ail J In The World costs but 25c for 12 I words t And as U is much cheaper to pay lie than to renuin out of em ployment ro me il L YOUR SUIY10 YOIMU IS PLAIN it i COURT RffUSfS 10 POT WILL 10 CHEMICAL TESi Surrogate Beckett Denies a Motion Made by Contestants I in Cariland Case I II In admlttlnK to prolmte Ihe will of I Sarah Gnrtlami Surro atu Beckett de cides that he will not permit David X Carvnlho the hand wri I expert to submit the piper on which the will Is dmn to chomlcnl testa Surrogate Heckctt says he 1 not af fected by the decision of former Fur rOt Ilansome anil n VIcoChan i cellor In Jersey who permitted the i pert to make such tests In open court In other CJs This will contest waR tried closed and a memorandum In favor of prohatlnft the will filed May r IKS j In his decision Sttrropnte Dfckett says I Plieitvaftor the contestant obtained i an order to show cati o nlle hiK newly 1 I ly discovered evidence why the fas I should not be opened and after irRii ment contestants motion wis granted I The contestant simply Introduced by i way of newly dlsdovered evidence tho I opinion of an X per In hiindwrilin and In that connection makei a motion I i during the trial while the expert Is I upon the witness stand for permission to have a chemical test applied In or n court to certain writings upon the face of the propounded paper to ten the Iual i hmlul cotnpoullion etc of I I truf that a 8urroRate of this nll has hAletorr 1frmltted clitnl ml tMt to h 1rmJll1 I test to mpe he opinion tais prooundI I lat any opposition was made 1ll tho chemical lm1al test in court ourt In this nutter the attorney for th proponent and the special guardian both oppose the contestams motion I know that this expert has frequently applied chemicals to writing In open apJld Pll 01 Nevertheless I have a trniu feel 1liK o doubt u to the propriety nf sub JectlnK a will to wil chemical tests The very paper Itielf unchanged In Its or iginal form and character I nften of t hp hlKhet Iminirtanco to theparties lr Interest In lltlKatln ubsequent lo the original probate To take nnylhinc from tr add nnv tblnB or subject In nnv partiular tiie propounded ptiper to a cltnnRn at Its Orst trial tbe time or original pro bate 1 nKard Id ai a danstorout prac tlre danlorlu Ire fAINTS AT WINOOW AND FALLS FIVE I STAlS T OtAT I Voting Wite With Three i Weeks Old Baby Was Go I ing Out for Holiday I Nnnnma Fuccl Uvontyono PI 011 foil frum the flftli story of t ipnrt inRiit house at No 239 al Un Hun drd and Plftlpth stieil ula 1111 I wnn Instantly killed I Afr breakfast Mrs Fncol tar1 r reiiarntlons for tho holiday whn I she ha l lunmnl with her liiisumil I Bavlno ninl iior Hiatrtrmluw Once i She ftit uiiuuKh the rooms cloning the wlndowe und as she iiarteil tu il uhiit a Ifn otiu lacmx fiolng k ie ulr shaft shu was stnckcu by dlz ine i and toppled utr on tile ledRe I Her nuXuunil wno WHB in un ailjoln ing room heard tnt tal uid run Into the room As he did n nl wife tel iurther forward He made a grab for her and inuiiiKil to cat eh ult of her I skirt Hut the H klrl ripped and he fell I to th orenway Mrs Kuccla ulcull wn fracturert and her nek wa broken Dr aoWberg I who waa called from th LebanonlHo LbanorJHoa said that b4 rltVt e b beanJnatantly 1t flLBUSHR fNOS I CURRfNCY BILL PASSfS SfNA Tf I I Stone Surrenders Gore Winds Up Fight and Vote Is Rushed Through AIL or May no Thf R nut filibuster on tho Piirrenoy bill Tvn nndert Into thU ft rnoon Rnl n 1on feronw rClrt n Rloptl Thl Iprl the w y clar Vir flnul artjounimenl nn l tho Srnntn will nconnllnc to pro ramm tnIrK the 0101 to 1 olow thh orcnln Th HOU B will H lo al jOlm The banning of t nd of thfi flllbuiiter cnme when Penntor fltone who followe l S nft or L Follettn when tho lattnr concludeil hl recordtirpiik Injt opifxh nnd who hail threatened with tho Hid of Senator QorK to keop the Prnnto tip another full night our rtnderfd Bt 21f P 1 todny Mr Stono had talked nevn hours I nnd wns rflll In n verlom moo when I ho suddonly ceased his s ech nml yielded the floor to the Oklahoma Senator The latter ajinounciil that h would conume two hours and Senator Clay and Uncon gave notice that they who make brief addesses Tnli plan wan tolot Could Not Hear Him j Senator Stone who started out by i I i declaring he would pak sixteen I I hours Ia Follotte hnrlnir Itt hIlnl taken up eighteen hours and fortythree minutes soon started a revolt by the low ton i In which he spokE nobody ten feet I nway from him being able to hear hU voice His speech eon stl almost entirely I of th readme of newspaper rllppings I and the Senators nr Republicans and Democrats alike were plainly nettled throughout nnd nil shotted It Interrup tions heine fretuent At lX p M Senator Aldrlch moved I a recess for lunch but the rrnl pur I pose Mas to give the Democrat a chance to work on Stone II the hop 1 r Retting him to wind up his talk I When the Senate reonvencd the re port nent nrouml that SII was ab dunte and fully determined to talk i for the threnten d sixteen hour period Tlence when after n sqnnhhle over a i question of Senate rule raUed by Senator fen ator Foraker Die MlsfotirHn rudilenly i 1 ceased talking nnd cave tlie floor to I Core there wis ceporil iirrrl e Whatever wise has been nernnipllohcd I bv Semtnr ln Ftillettn In hl flllhii ter In i the Senate airalnst the adaption of thp conference report on tho furrency hill I he ill trained a At championship t 703 A M todav lie vleMed the floor to Senator I Stone of Missouri nfter having spoken i almost continuously for eighteen hours I nnd fortythree minutes and his voice seemed to be almost as fresh ns when he began Allen Has Next Record The previous record for long pech In the Senate was made by former Senator AIn of Nebraska w o op poied the repeal of the sllver purchn Ing clause of the Sherman act talked fourteen hoir and he was aided b other Senators who took much of the strain from his olce hy frequently i reading extracts from documents This ruling was made after there had been more than thirty cal of the I Senate ami was based on the fact that there hnd been no business Intervening since the formv cal debate being held I not to be business After Mr Iilv llette hnd been twice recognized by the Chair on an old ruling invoked a number of years ago at the suggestion of former Senator David I mil of New York to I thl effet that n Senator cannot speak more tran twice on a sublect In one legislative day unless other business In tervenes wis brought up Senators Run Away As the Senate will continue the cur renrv ilisoifMon under the le Inler legislative I dale of May y Mr La Folleltc leallzed that he Iould not get this floor again If he simidernl It As a Jell he gave an unpiei edented exhibition of endur ance II aihlevement Is all the more I remarkable for the reason that his own party was wholly without sympathy for his effort anI he hal but few supporters In the Democratic ranks The nigh was one that will long be remember1 by Senators The heat In the chatnb r wus oppressive and the attempts t maintain i quorum prevented vented the ntyodd Senators now In the ity from KMUIIIJ rest Finally the sergeantatinnm was directed to keep these Senais at the Capitol which WIS an ulniis mpoHslhl tak AH loon s Hl in i hem Hiie drought In I bey would aiiHWi u tuelr names and deuait I IJI their lMii Tlie Hepuil uti lemlers were parlcu I larly unxlous uat rieimtora Stoue ana UJIe should nut bu penmtted to net an j undisturbed n KM lent all tlC wen j routed out ul IKU uy tlm deputy ei geaiitsuturnii of me Senate The 110 broustn 1 i i the chamber hilt dressed but Ihy did not remain loni enough for II OUnubille lnulj1 olJublle to LL LCII eiulls noticed Punch and Sandwich Tlirniigliuut 1 ay jtid nlrflit Senatui I i Follette buMuineij hmidi un a punch 1IIIch of nnd ml i id u egg Ind IIII un une nccAkluii during a rolliMl v nie a uid lrn lie liusliaiided 111 srength by MIIIHU un the iirm o his r n r an he tilkml and fur the most pan i peerh wis del v i ered III I fonvtnaiinil unj ai tujitin I nIl tune i Mr Ui Folletle v 713 FolII 713 A I an tiMimeJ thnt bo I S rnlncinm i leld the tloor but u said h realled i tlmt other Senators ilesired tu speik Messrs Aldrloh and Hume urose slmul Rlmll tineuusly the former lelng recojrnired Mi moved when a vole should he a in on the nlllll question tbe i au ptlon f the conference report the tt ex and noe 0 called This motion was carried and Mr Aldrleh yielded to Mr Stone who began his marks I Drill nt Cln nn Ioliit II l piiuril Owing lo fie bnd weather the aniiuil oxnlbltlon o military drill jy the cadet battalion of flason Point Military A RI t emv IIRS been postponed until tomor niw Sunday May 31 at 39 P M All th exerclw of tnt programme will be carried out As the drill exercises ar outdoor this noceailtted tha oostcune let x tne Woman Holding Baby Murders the Man Who Attacked Daughter Continued from First Il en Mwl belli rtoruMiimed to IRIRn in I ho owotlun wn tin not speak KnKlInn thp ofricws didnt detnJn her but rom otlepro on down thA road until they me the II hoI who told them whAt hnrt hlp nl Atnater remained with the toily n1 11 n RAllojio1 Iwck to tli liini f Sat Rooking the Baby Them wan oho wirmnn1 he told I reporter for Tho Rveiiltui rIl hlr it Ing In i rocklmj chair rtckln IJlnl Ina 11 tmlir with tho do nnd tin little alrl lh plavlni nn the floor as If nnthlna hal 1nlns 111 hPiijnwl Hf4 Inor cIO omuirli mi II hnIInP I trll to telk to her Then ijho hrnko oil trI I storm of IWlInn and beonnie yiww When her i m John arrlvedher ini band wan In Tamnc for thn In fl Patrolman HRIn Atwnter Joined prlrn Mr Phillip loot nil Control or hr IN PhltJ o nmlXedthe fkmr and creamed nil the while holdln hf ml ly the hab Ind hr1 amtt hol Ion to hr oon ho ttnle it to I thl tlmpn lt she cried I murh Ho a aelep I WHS too mlfh wnj killed hrm ami I am Rind I do not kld I wnt to m 11t the plSIOI In the re I frerrator nnd she ruhed to get It but from us It All I l Al vnj prevent rro Istnj I thrmmh the trip to the Liberty treet stalon the woman raved and IreamCI Her six children acrorrpanlej her an 1 frlKhtened Marine lltle Broun ort nefore i Opt HelmeUii desk while John A1ITS HE TOOK 5 fROM fUN S But He Hadnt a Cent in His Pockets When He was Arrested Two dnvs acn Information car from a Little Picllv tool plceon to Detec tive Capnl nnd Montta of Joe retro Minis Italian nuad that a mnn who ihad defaulted from the old country with a hie sum of money wa fre the nelchbnrhoid of Five qtientins Iht hlrho Points Since then the two slpuhs have been on the look out for the suspect This afternoon they found In In niR tpre H No ii Mill i herr treet i At He do artery he owned Ii He said he na Arturn Ilonchl thirtyfour i yenr old I admitted on Jan IT be had lied to Paris after maklnif away 1 with 2W i lire or about lfl In American money t the reserve funds of the fnlted Hospital for Cripples In o tl Naples of which he was treasurer He said at tbe beslnnlni he had been in duce to lend larpe sums to a friend for upeculntlon One lnve tment after an other turned out badly When flonchl found he was too deeply Involved to hope to recoup he took what remained In the treasury about Irenl1 ran away from 1arls he started on Feb 2 for Xiw York where he ha been ever slne When he was arrested he did not have a cent In hU pockets I a t nltfht he spent on a pirk bench and he hnd Ion Into the Mulberry trret drug store to borrow a ijnarter when the detectives accosted him He had spent nhotit 512 1 In riotous tvlng since he sot hr h r the re l of his spoil had gone ie could not r would not say riouchl Is a welldressed refined man who speaks French and Spanish as ell as he does Italian I MINISHhS iITH I BIBLE AND PISTOL ROUT BRICANDS History Partially Repeats Itself self on the Road to Jericho The story of a highway hldup with umi iinl trlmmlm was brourht here inday bv the Hiv George Halley of Wuxhlnitton D and the Hev Xor man MacLeod of llockvllle Ontario nassenReri on thn hlte Star liner ivitlo from IJv iin Th v are back fiom a trip willIt 1pJan with the rrulse uf tlm Htenmir Arabic from this nirt It was whlln in the foundations the ruins of ie ancient Cltv of KpliHiltni In A li Minor that Mr Halley with two oilier ministers saw n who were f iiitlv brlands oh s Init them but e K it l When llulley told Mncleod of tie 0 irrencc the latter nought a big Amer ijin revolver a come das later irted out with live other minister I run krn alom 01 tie famous rou l to I l rlnhn Ou this rad at Mar Saba I MacLeod wal trav HII on horseback I 1 Kood distance iincad of tiie rest when three liedrji n bandits stopped inn MacLeod sal Here dont touci me Theres llvn uore comlntf Wall for the bunch The narrative U iere taken up by lm W Shin of riaulte St Marl I lich He says j The brlKondH hailed the arrival tif he five with Joy Then the Rev Mr Hike pulled nut his Bible and sajd I well robbers on the road to lericho Ho I ever has been even ac nrdlntr to the jfospel of 1t Iaul Thereupon ho opened the Hlble to prnvn t The robbers wr so much amazed hat the leader dropped his flint lock to taka a better look at the utranc e r n lemen Trtth the odd collar Th en Mr Ma Lo4 whipped out hi r olr and IA brlgandi n A sn wer d the nfllie1 n ie tlnn Ainln the woman ndmlttrd kllllnp Maro arwl again she i Ald she nt triad she hs l donn It but did not want to live Took Baby From Her Rhe betam n hysterical that It wnn i fearei i h would do harm to her In i rant nnd after n stniggl tho matron atr ItMIIII I nt pos edi lon of the child Then still crylnic Mm rhllllpls was put In 1 rail All the nther children begun to cry at bin and Iho i iene wnn mosl dismal fld pathetic In Ihe cell the woman raged bnck nnd forth loirlng nt her clothe and Imlr and l HBlns her Oln who mood nt he bars to fret her b by for her She cald lie would du h her head against th Iron burs If the child wax not brought and flnnlly Capt Relmeln ordered thn Infunt returnM Hhe took It tondrrly In her arms crooned over It nd Ink Into n at and n fet cslm but contlnnod to e illently Or Plagarnnyer from the Bradford Btreot HosplUl examined Maro bod There wns not evn 1 convuUlon when the three bullet wore pumped Into his brain and the muoolen of hn race wero not even contracted I The doctor al Capt Hemels n re yiiMt oxamlned the llttln girl Amelia I bu reported hot she was uninjured I The child however persisted In thf fame story she had told her mother when que tlon d by the police Wten shl wAnt to thr station aht I I held tne pennies clutched In her llttlt flit GOV CLINTONS BODY RfSTS IN CITY Of BIRTH Kingston Pays Tribute to States First Executive Noted Men Participating KINGSTON N T May MAn I event historically Important marked the Memorial Day ob ervnnces In this i city today when ninetysix years I after his death the body o New Yorks first Governor Georse Clinton was entombed here the place of his birth The Intermint wn In the historic i Firit Reformed Church vard at 1 H M I Ar hr jr previously Gov Clintons body was taken from the cruiser Wasp which hnd broupht ft up from New York City The casket was received by Companv t of Kingston civil war veterans descendants of Gov Clinton Chaplain Roswell U Hoes United States Navy and citizens and after a VlcePrertdentf salute of 19 euns was fired the march to the cemetery was made the funeral belnsf military In the procession to the cenntery were ctvll War vetomns survivors of the Kiphtteth One Hundred and Twen tieth and One Hundred and Flfty sixth New York regiments artillery commaiiils and naval militia The ealvon bearing the body of Oov Clin ton wa escorted hy the Guard of Honor lliMitGov Chanlrr represent ing Oov Hughe AdjutantGeneral Nelson A Henry and ildos HrlKadler CSeneral Inmes Lloyd cf Troy former Oov David I Hill defendants of Oov Clinton and Chaplain Hoes their representatives Citizens Committee and Count and city officials Plnce hli death on April 2P 1512 while Vltv President of the United Stntei Gov Clintons body had rested In the Congressional Cemetery at Washington where It wan disinterred three weekn ago Todays ceremonies were the culmin ation of a forles of Imprejslve ceremonials lon monlall In which the State and Fed eral government pall tribute tf the memory of a distinguished citizen THAW A PRISONfR I fR Lff JUOGf I DOWLING THINKS I No Doubt That Slayer Is In curably Insane Jurist Says in Interview DKTHOIT May TO There In no joubt that Harry K Thaw has para nola raid Judge Victor J DowllnK of New York todny In an Interview on the famous trial over wnlch hp pre sided ludjje Dowllntt Is here to make an ndris tonldht qt the KnlnnlH cif Columbiis bin jiit Therr Is no iiifstlon aLt Thawk It ranlty xald tie JmlKf Do I think Tliiw will ever leave Matteavun A r him Tlint dependu upon his form of Infinity I It Is decided that he bus puranola of course he can never re ccivor Thuw was hent to Malteawin to remain there as long I his condition I lan POI to the community i People Kenerally ibelleve that when j man ha s money ho can be acquitted on whntnv charge may b placvl aK lni hIm or red from the respon sibility of what vnr crime Tie may haY committal That this Is not truo was proved In this case I always thought the verdict of the Jury w s Just al1 that was the prevailing opinion In New York after the verdict was returned Do 1 think the testimony In th Thaw cue WU demoraJliIng to Uu community at lant t Ko I d not think 1 The n WBp pr tone dow the evidence considerately Such tmle dIe t o4t ttaob IMn fMAN WHO Rf mOM A5 YLUM IN AUTO fOUND I I Charles H Salke Tells Even ing World Reporter How He Escaped Phnrlen H flillko the wealthy Jerney City plumber whos dramntlo o c p from tho Morris Plains Asylum In a nMnsr auto nt dusk last nlKht fur nished thn most spfvtactilar break for liberty recorded about New York In years was this afternoon locnted In fils city b Evnnlnir World ropArteri with whom h frwly dlscuued his wild nIgh SulJw bo Id the rwportrrs not t re veal his hiding place adding that It WAS his Intention to move elsewhere cnrly this evenlnjf He tros laujrhlnc tierrlly over his epcapn In a conversa tlor with Mrs Addle D Smith who Is i friend of the family US Joke oh Well I fU e s we old ellotvs can KO tome ver nt e7 he marked So theyre worried about n c to Dr Kvanss place of bnln orms Xor Just a plain case of let o nr away from a plsce I dont 1 k I I Waited Seven Days Tat kid In the bl racer has been rowllnt about those treelined roa and paths for seven days I have seen M dark flyer sneakln up under the trees lone after dirk but I have never been able to meet him You Fee we aranged the e rape more than ten days ago but those manly would nevet i low me to KO near the Dover rond until last night The doctors and urs and thelt wives and sweetheart had I tea party on th lawn last nlpht The venlnp I was Ideal and the opportunity one n a lifetime Utltmho Is the stranee driver Cant I tell but you can say hes one of the I best cup racers in America You cant j Imnclne te thrills that shoot through a fellow when hes maklnn a break for freedom In a machine travilllnc seventy miles an hour We made New York quicker than any express train ever did and here I am Im not vrazy Il answer n subpoena to determine my competency to manage my business on June U but I dont want any police men or State lunacy oops bothering hotwrln me until then unt thenWife Wife Didnt Know It My wife and mv snn did not know of my Intention to esoap Its the preatest satlsfiutlon In the world to know that vonr friends slant bv von I whtn stone walls separate oti from them and then to motor a machine i about an asylum for I week wHltlnu for yoj Frlend make ones life I happy he added slapping the reporter lovfully on the back and dfcpartlnc with the Injunction Don I you Blve me I away It wa hortly after r oclock Hint 1 the peculiar car was een lolterlnc about under tne ove ipreadme trei s and darting back and forth among the I brushlined roads As If tlinlnt action to the moment the machine suddenb bur Into view t the Inmate and Ntirs James Q lelev apnroactml the mal path near the roadway How He Escaped Only a driver was sell HIs face wajs encased in a heavy pair of Rumples and I a dnrk rldlnc clouk concealed hU tie lire broad brimmed cap with 1 short peak was pulled down over the 1 goggles As the machine KO opposite the Itt KTOIP of patients the driver qulcklv clamped his brake and brought his charse to a full stop Sjlke turned to hli suard and RId excltidly Jingo I that Isnt my Ions lost pal Mortimer Well of all thlnK And tha racer he took the Merlin prize wIth tool Must see him Excuse me With that Sulke nimbly spranK Into the road In a flash he had whirled i himself Into an empty seat at Uic mys I terlous drivers side In less than thr eel tJ sei jndt machine driver and patient were loat In a cloud of dust yulpley was to shocked to speak lie remembered today hearltiB I re mark floating toward him as the car speeded away like lie food to those boys Jim and dont worry Im off on u record tour Adroitly Managed The coup was so adroitly engineered that the twenty persons who were not Ofty feet away from the car stood speechless ns It chugged out of sight A cry of alarm wax not given until the car sped by the outer guard with the velocity of the wind According to Dr ISvnns Siilke was admitted to the asylum on April L3 last on the petition of his sun Charles J Sulke Jr and with the approval of Drs J Henrv Clark and K I Hald win of Newark He hal a mild form of Insanity suoh u midI him Incom petent to iimnaKe his extennlve business Interests the tisylum authorities sa Formal court proceedliiKS to legalize hlx confinement were contemplated for tune 1 Japers had already been served on him it the asylum Feared Court Proceeding Dr Kvan has leirncd that the racer bore I Newark garage number and iiopes to locate the driver and machine Mrs Sulk the wife llvtH at No 15 Hcvorly street Newark and the son nt No M1 nergen tnt Tho wifes jlnrm at her husbands actions 11 ie up part of the petition which forced him Into an asylum 5iike Is fortylive years old welglii iMiiiit lr 3 poimdi and Is five feel nine Inches hlgn He hax blnck hair and a hlnk mustache He Is said to be ne lthj STABBER HELD IN 1000 BAIL VYoJik Iwvporto of No 1 Montgomery street who was arrested hist night oharned with stabbing dcronlmo Car tole of No 4 Oliver street wan held oy Magistrate Moss In the Kosex Mar ket Court to lay In HWO ball for ex amlnatlon on Monday Cartole Is In Oouverneur Is serios Hospital and his condition DIED IIAIlUirAN On May 2 10OS BnrDOKT HARIUGAN a nlth of Cathil Count Tlpl rr IrtUnd wljow of r trU k lUrrlian FUTwrml from hor lar ruldenc Ml ar u s IS I BACK fAVORS THf SHEATH SKIRT I Proud of Getting Both Melba and Tetrazzini for His Opera House Oscar Hammcratnln got back from hlR I two months vlidt to Kurope on the I Campania today Coming up thu Hay be wore 0 v clitliiK cap but a HOOII an the ship pasted Uie Statue of Liberty he dux out the old lliunnicrstoln ailx tlla put It on and became lidinucK aln ner ald Jlr Hajnmermeln when asked how he had enjoyed his trip 1 oujrht to have pome mel on me for handling prIma donnas onl showlne them thelc proper places I lhave been bii y but very hupuv and come home with about all my plans for next sea iun complete All inul remains if to clear up ore detata which will n ulr I another trip abiuad In August I ionslder my UMt In xetiln Melon and Tetrazzini to consent to appear together gether on the JIUKC of the Iann lan OpernHouse the b1 thin I illl wuld IItr There nil be no trouble be luern these ladies The enti flAin III uiKtie l aiinunuion for cnh uilicr 1 assure you 1 inn ttlluiK tile truth ridiled Mr Hnmmvrstom enrnesti Some of the Impresarios Finds Another thins 1 ajn proud of he ontlnued la aecurlnK the sen lees of Lavla the drununlc soprano whu hu tMii all the rntse in Uerlln dunni th pat aol S 1 las croateil n lurire there such as IVtrazzlnl cremed 1 Uondon and New York I have another liml In LMctte alory a dancer J found her in a cafe h tnt slums of liudupffi She Us the nosl voluptuatis woman in apvarame I haH ter en on the taKe and lll set Ni 1urk crazy Her ilanctnK ailit is mar lous anJ her beiiity It overpowei IlK Aar Ilammerjteln Mid he met hi rind Anjivas iJippel one 01 tHC man apers of tiic Metropolitan upviu ilmt rHI fh v t nl to the opera t UtilIslzza sild one of tlC re porters says he will all h the biliet lluuse at tne Metroj lltan opera Hi run In it replied Mr lammer teln lie wll do all the ilantvnR ilm elf next a8un Mr IlamniiTfivIn Ulked at soine lensth about tie nw famous sheath skirt Kli1h ie saw in IarK Hi ai I ftill oon btMine a eature ff the attlr of Ne York women who IIIP iva on Ii c MI iii of the i onteur of III their lower limh I am for thn sheath skirt ileolared Mr HamtiKstilri boldl I repeat 11m fir tin shratli skirt but Id hate to He all the wnniHTi weannc It Nixon Talks of Croker Uowls Nixon was another pnisoncer on the Campania lie has been nlirna 1 siciirlne txmtrncts for th oonstrnotlon of warships or n ccrtnli foMnn natli n Thf hli will be built at the Nixon tl I hipyard on Stuen Island Sound Mr NIMTII spoilt a day with Hlohard Crokir In Ir uvl niid savs the old Tnmmativ chieftain IH In tlie very hlof henltn I iml Iris and kn plns a art eye in tvilltlcs In thl iTiumrv Mr Orolu I Mr Nliton favs ililrk Ilrvan will h n mlnat l bv tho Democrat Twenty mrelier of the rolleije iflow ronipiBjy who m nt to I nnilnn only I fw slioft week nco create n lrNI furore had quarter In the ramnnnln second cabin Their furore fade to fnre rore nj I were and It also failed to roreWhat coujd you expeof askil one nie of the la lie of the ilioru Wp had to pam out iharts and Klosare to the audience tr pout th m on our slnne When an audience Is encased In look IIIB thniiiKh a dope sheet for definitions dflnlton of words spoken on the stane you cant look for a lot of appreciation DIED ON WAY TO STATION Ihislinnil Vii Tnkliiit Hrr In thr roiinlry for Her Ilinltli Samuel Ixvy of No STti Oates ave nue Hrooklyn started for Hullvan County todav with hls wife and daugh ter Knr scine time Mrs Levy hnd neen slfferinK fntii asthma The do ur warned her hiinband thnt IInles ihe went to tlo country at once there wOJI1 be no hope for her When Ihev arrlvml In Manhattan thev lxnnld an open cnr on the Sec ond nviute line tr BO to the CSrand iVtilral Stntlon WJirn the car nailuvl Kowx itriit Mr Tevy suddfiilv KHVC a gasp ntiil fell to the floor She V IK carried Into a shop nt No ft KSSX ireet but he died before the arrlnl f an ambulanco BOY DROWNS AT PLAY Dou las Coktello a fouryearold boy of No 163 West Two Hundred and TnentyelBMli Btrect went over to tipuyten Duyvll to play yesterday after noon and ruled to return limno Some boys ald little CoKtello full Into tha creek John Castor of No W3 West Two Hundred ant Twentyelptlith street found the boys dead body In the stream 250 1 Reward I A reward of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars will be pad for the arreit and conviction of any junk dealer or other perion guilty under the proviiiont of Section 550 of the Penal Code I of the Stale of New York of criminally receiving any prop I erty belonging to Urn Company NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO I IBDySt NwYork JOHN H CAHTLL May I 1902 2d VicPn Idmt STOP YOUR F e e permanently IU one application from iwwiUcr achlnc wellum burnlnic anj itop aU odon pwmaacntlr with OZONE FOOT CURl 2 A box at Hm eri nrt Iradlnr dnivcttti or h mal 1 w nni n rrt to wt lut v T PERSONALS H T 1 Tip lUferrlai 10 your Uttr would lk further data or an Interview 8 F OBU 1 Ne Tork Cltr BOOSHQJ TIES fLOWfRS fOR THf SOLDlfR DfO 3 j President Drives in a Surrey t1 to Cemetery and Places 1 Wreaths on Tombs WASHINOTON Mav r presMent WAiHI OT psM l HoiiHevel and mwinils of Washing tnnlnns today partlclated In the ob servance of Memorial Day All Gov ernment departments and the principal business hotifs wore closed appro priate service wee held at Arlington cly and all tiie oth cemeteries In the vicinity of this city a bout laden with et flowtvs was e adrift on the Potomao Rlvir In tributa to the dead of the 1 navy and there was a lade of mili I tary organizations ajid pntirlotlo bodlea At the Arlington National Cemateiry i ongrosFtnan Ksch of Wisconsin wa the ohltf speaker Slurtly after 10 oclock this mornln IVe ldent Jloo evelt Ire to Arlington I In an open Mirrey nccimpanlt d by Capt Chnrle A Ixiefller his doorkeeper and took with him a number of floral l teath One of these nis placed fn the monu ment of CJen Phcrldan another on tht toni of ne unkti n soldiers of the ilvi wir and a third on fie monument ti tie papi t veterans Th re ldent inntle nn enaasements to S cnk hls veir bcmse nf the uncer ti nty as to the adjournment of Con t x Operation A Surgical I I 0 l oi if there is any one thing that a I woman dreads more than another it i is a surgical operation We can state without fear of a srt I contradiction that there are hun srtt dreds yes thousands of operations 1 performed upon women in our hos a ritals which are entirely uneces sirv and many Inv been avoided by LYDIA E PINKHAMS VEGETABLE COMPOUND a 3 For proof of this statement read the following letters Mrs Barbara Base of Kingman Kansas writes to Mrs Pinkham V For eicht years 1 suffered from the most severe fnrm of female troubles and Jit I was told that an operation was my only 13 hope of recovery 1 wrote Mrs Pinkham fo advice and took lyiiia E PinUiams c Vecetable Compound ami i has saved 12 my life anil made me a well woman 9 Mrs Arthur I House of Church 1OrT Road Moorestown i J writes r nb 1 I feel it is iiiy duty to let peopls i know what Lydia E Pinkliams Vege In table Compound has done for me I J suffered from female troubles and last I March my physician decided that an c 1 operation was necessary My husband Ori lit objected and uriie1 me to try Lydia trl E Hinkhams Vegetable Compound 1 1 and today I tin well and strong I 10 FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN t For thirty years Lydia 1 Pin 19 hams Vegetable Compound made ITU no frum roots and herbs has been the V standard remedy for female ills 4 and has positively cured thousands of women who have been troubled with displacement inflammation Z ulceration fibroid tumors irregulari ties periodic pains and backache 1 Airs Iinkiiam Invites all sick women to write her for advice r She tins guided thousands to health ur Address Mass Lynn I I 1 Self Preservation is the first law of nature and the first law of selfpreservation is health Protect your health ngainat the common ills and keep well by using 2e 1 I I Sold Everywhere In boxet 10e anil 2t SOCIETY OF TAMMANY l AU COLUMBIAN ORDER lirulhcn You am rOIUuJy requeued R lo attend a rrtrular mo tln or te Society iJ and thn Inauguration of the Orand Sachem In Ihe llrmt Wlcwam on MONU Y EJVEN 1NU June 1 1U08 mAlonhAW an UvJ cf the iptlltuc o the lun 1 Ily urder or the Grand Saohem I t THOMAS 1 SMITH el l Manhattan fntnn of FPM dth Moon YMT of Dlrcovrrr 41Mh or Indrpend r rnrr tlltt nnl of IniOtutlnn 110th IT RESTAURANTS I utu no ttUUI1 AND VIIOI BUEV 101 RETAURA For La1Iu and oa lopn I I e rn t