The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
June 11, 1908

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r Complete Results of the Rdcii T Day ithe Gravesend Track 4 I Senate Passes the Racing Bill With Senator Foelker Voting in Favor L 1 DB Hill Sails on FirstTrip Abroad and May Remain Until After Election PUL1 J Cloudy anil ciinlrr Iniilulitt Irlilny fair J I FINAL fr bt kW 6TIO V2ELT2jf l j r RES U L T SED I T ION I Circulation Books Open to All I Circulation Books Open to All I PRICE ONE CENT NEW YORK THUBSDAYJUNE111908 u PRICE ONE CENT i j I 0 C o J I NTI BETTING SillS ARE PASSED r BUT RACES GO ON AT WEND Melisande Keenes Speedy Filly Wins Clover Stakes in Easy Style L I DURYEA STABLE WINS 3 t Dreamer Intervene and Run ning Water All G1n Vic I t I tories for Young Owners I I BY VIVCEVT TREAXOR GRAVESEND RACE TRACK Juno Running Water cot her public trial I tOT the Suburban In the handicap fourth on the card She led ali the way and won under wrap by ten length from iMoonihlne with Cre5ina third ZlenaT was well played but she was I knocked out at the first turn and I Jockev McDanlri rather than go down among the flying hoofs of the field t pulled out of the Jam Zlenap made up I ome ground after that and finished a I good fourth There was very little money bet on Running Water by the public N 0 one fo med to Know whether or not she was good She wonon ie r clan Last year I lr the same company shl would have f bean an odds on choice Sol LIchten Stain however trtok last years form for his line and ployed Running Water strong enough to clear tnousandJ on the result Intervene Takes First Race It would seem that 13 Is really hard Suck number for It bobbed up again I when Intervene No 13 won the llrs race all the way after the pttbli hail I hovelled In its nmnpy on thf fnvorltf i Tiboo Thcas n hunch aid one o1 tha regulars If we had had ionie one I U Albany to intervene wo might ha Won out as Intervene did Just now I The defeat of the first fivorlte was H shock to the players Taboo looked a cinch but she wan all mixed up as the barrier went up and sot away next to jut of the straggling field She never I could get through In time Bonne Kelso nn second most of the way but IcouldnX get to Intervene Home Run Snlshcd as he raif all the way In third place Falls Spoil Steeplechase I Four weitfc to the post In the Greater New York Steeplechase and two of them went dowh Altar and Bayonet closed equal favorites int there was a I big play on Ralneys Sanctus and also Ion Alfar This one lea all the way l kinder a giltedge ride by Henderson Bayontt and Sanctus followed him all the way until San us fell at the pad Mock Jump Two Jumps beyond fil Bayonet went down leaving Alfnr twenty length In front of Kara the only horse standing up The finished this way A mig husky neisro en sht Bnnctus rfctnounrted him and finished In time to get third mon y Keene Filly Wins Stake I Mellsande the James H Keene flllv i nnii a 1 to 3 favorite In the Clover Stakes the days racing feature She won ill the way winning handily from counterpane with I ady Hubbard third Mellsnnde hung up a new record for I the atake running the distance In a minute flat After the first sixteenth the result was never In doubt Coun terpane threatened thn Keene filly In the stretch but Notter was on tlui alert and the Newcastle filly never had a chance after that Long Shot Wins Easily I mtoofor maiden Jockeys was won jlby The Wrestler a 12 to l shot Ho I led all the way and won at the end In ia gallop but the youngster T Sweet who rode him took no chances and rod him out Black Oak was second nil the way and finished In the place In flront of Lord Stanhope Rye was the bit public choice of the race He fin ished aibjolutely lut Duryea Wins Another Dreamer came from far back to win the final event by a nose from Bat Mas teraon with Rosoben a head away Not taulga made her first start of the year and after showing some early speed dropped back In the stretch Rosoben ran fourth o the stretch and then closed some but could not quite get up There was a lot of money bet on Rose ben In the ring Just as the Hold got to the post Dreamer mndo the third vic tory of the day for Ihe Duryoa stable Intervene and Running Witor W tro thn other two MONTREAL RESULTS k MONTREAL HACK THACK June 11 The races here today resulted as fol lows FIHST HACK Four ftirIongszatirlock 2 to 1 and 3 to 5 1 Thlslla Hello 1 to I 2 for place 2 Southern Bride 3 Time Oils 16 SECOND HACESlx furlongs Billle Hlbbs 6 to I ant 2 to 1 I Jane Swlfi 2t05 for place 2 Blue Coat 3 Time 113 45 113rhlrd Third Race One mile and an eighth Leonard Joe Hnyman I to I and t to 8 1 King Cole even for plncu 1 2 yndhurst 3 Time 153 Si FOURTH RACKJSlx furlongs Dixie Hlmme fd to Ii and 2 to 5 I llotinlit out for place 2 Dltubcdlent 3 Time FIFTH HJiXIE Two miles Medicine kA I A L W II I EVENING WORLD RACE CHART TENTH DAY AT GRAVESEND Weather Cloudy June II Track Fast Jlf I IRST RACETnoyeiroId setting Jlono ailed five and a half furlorns 4 Pot time 231 off V3 Start goo Won 1rlvin Winner pIll S by Han burgIntervention Onrr H n Duryea Tlm 1rr Index Starters WtS SI t 11 1 fct M futirA Op HI CI PI Sh 42 Intervene OS 2It I l PII McCarthy R 5 ss 41 121 Chcpontuc 100 1 2i2 H2 32 5iu nag n IS 16 10 4 2 KM Home Hun 101 J 3 II T ii Mu rave g 12 tg 4 g 4iii Finnnle Kelso tOO 10 4 4i 4 4MrD inll 13 2 S2 4S 2 tvntt Taboo 107 9 10 e ci I i Hru l 52 4i 21 31 Copper Princess B7 5 5i I rtllj Burns Ia 52l 20 3 4OJ Fore Gut ira 12 12 11It I 7 iJ L 2n Ml 21 S 4 Ill Consolo IIi fJ n SH Si 5i Flynn Ia 20 11 n 3 1119 rrI f KM n n 6it3itj7b n Lanic it jo 11Ml li s itt Helen Chester tiS 1 7 in In in Shrove ino iri ino 4n 2n 411 Elmer tiny 104 S 11 11 II II Ural inn 2m 2O1 r i sn 41 lit Toll fiox cL Kl7 7 0 12 12 12 Miller 2O SO an in a Intervene dasheTTntn n b iTMTrIih first quarter hut was driving t wIn Che rnntuc clnvl with a rush Home nun held on well Tnboo could neer get up i jj SWWJD JEThe Greater New York Steeplechase fouryearolds and unnnrd a S2MIO adI about two and a halt mil Gallfaono time 2JS off 250 Start good Won eailly Winner ch g by AlneimK Oalllana Ownr ftonnle Brook tableTimne 4 47 ifltx tartrs Wu St I 114 2 ftn Jnrkys Or HI CI PI Sm ails Altar us 1 tl I iii HnMron 2 2 2 i 3I Kara io 3 i 2 2 rtone 2 i 2 I 111 S3fletUq 1M 4 2b a Fett3 flupe I 4 a 1 3Ln oret 143 2 3 F1I Mcllrnv 52 13 2 4 Alt r much the toot aent tn the front early and racing the field Into the grnunct non eisllv Vhfn Bayonet ani Sanctus fell Kara was easy scond Sanelua wu re nmntirtt and finished third 4 I TIIIUD 11ACB The Clover Stake two yearold fillies J20HO aided the fur i longs Post time u2S off 331 Start rood Won eollv Winner ch f byDlBgulie Sylvan Helle OwnnrJ R Keene Time lftl Itd t Wu BI 4 i JJn Jekep Op lit n PI Hh Ist tctine 114 2 1 1 1 J Notter i2 i 13 4 M Counterttne ps 3 2 2 2 2 aiusgrave it c 32 12 it02 Iir1 ilublwird 111 A 6h jt I J 1e 15 I 21 T 2 r7 2 Jrinla lOll 1 fll t10 i 4 I1nurn in 11 fi 2 71 Iii Lady llna lOA 7 5 73 1 a 3carthy so 11VI 40 12 1 Hinimerlefi lOT 1 1Ob I A llltr in JI 12 75 ails Soniontioua 101 3 41 ti iS 71 flru1 lIst a 1 st O 25 Flighty It l fob h Shrew 0 rn 40 10 1 Milivette lOtI 4 1114 45 9i lIun 2ri rnVI 40Tn 7 12 Ann I ttly j hat to 10 10 In 10 loDal1lI 20 VI Tn In 1 AHrT atart r Mellinde nuteluiel her field and won galloping she took a big lead early and wa neT In trouble rounieriine best of the others lady llubhiril held on gamely Irinla rioffsl n lot nf grourt end waa ipilnlng at the enl I i KOI nnt flAl1i3ndtcap for flares of all ga SlJtvt addel lone mile and 1 a slxtfenth Po t lime a 11 off 11 start bad Won easily Winner b in by Sir DIxon 1 Vlr Owner 11 H Diirvei Tlml 17 r L m uijF 14 y I rin lte xev L HI ci pi ss 1 lturmntng Water 12rt 7 I j t I1 Meiirthy 2 7 12 1 12 7 ilonrhtne I 2 2 3 2t 21Shrep Sit i1 4u tO I tiii irslflt lit 5 4H 4IJ 4 34 n tutin 3 3 1I1 4 1 tI Inn 7lenap If 3 7i us V 41 MiDaniel 3 I 2 31 14 l7 tirull WJ 1 fi i ttt n CL Hums I Ia 12 4 SU Fla ln to n miii 911 7ij A fpton m foO an ta A MlF Norfolk OS S 3 21 T Musrite 11t10 a s a liur Cotton K 4 3 1 i 41 il Iirp lii 20 tii 40 ti hiss Crawford 112 1 fli 71 n ii II i Mlllir 10 20 tii C 52 Z1 Pin an1 Neell 102 10 10 10 10 in FIn 2i1 w 23 c I ntinnlnR Water cam rack lo the races a good mir she nai rushed into the lead on the frt turn Cal nr nlnE up a blc gap taa reer afterward In trouble Moonshine ahowl a surprlsmely gOad race and held on well Crrsslna close I strong 7lenap was knocked bark i n the tunbL closed 12th a rush Miss Norfolk rin a Rood rae ii viirii Ti I I foi threeyearnlds sal upwar1 slling TIIu added one mile J ar1 a furlonn Post tmo 421 off 421 Start fair Won eully Winner b c by Oloto Hnnni Hell Ownpr heIe4 stable Tlme1 12 i 1 lndx Mirirs irt 14 i i Ii Mkr1 i in III Cl PiI ii The Wiestlor riiii 2 T1T P 1 ttctt 12 12 I 1SI Hiaik Hik 21 El 2i 2 F J ieaelt I It I 1 12 fr miulI lorI Sunhope fA I1 3i i 1tjWalke t 7 it 1F 37i Masintello tit I 3 3it131 41 Fut S 10 3 2 I I ml i rack Shot tt i i dl iii C Miller 20 311 11 2 ts Alineo C ci 41 4 H It Fox 12 11 I 2 4iui I Itye 1f1 7 7 7 7 Hylind Itmn 1r I I I The Wrestler dlpl yins plenty f speed weit to the front early wo rated rlcely along In front and wet with plenty to niare Hlack O k alwnyi held Ihe place safe Lord Stanhopi close strong Rye had no ap et and ran i very bid race 4ji SIXTH lLE1antleahi for all age llium added about six furlonis 14 t eV tinile tt nit 411 eaiVlU0li 1Wr driving Winner K g by heat hmirgFnmgetvner Il hi lIuron Times 1iVt 31 tvfrufex nrier VtaSt ii Ji Fin Jockeys On HI Cl FISh I Doll1 110 2 5 51 51 tl McCarthy 1 7 1 71 12 4H1 Hn Mistrson tiT r II 34 2it 2 K Ougar 10 10 7 a 12 131 Rosehen 142 3 4 4 4 I T Xotler 4 1 I 7in 11 Votasulca ion 4 lb 110 11tH 1ee 11 40 10 S 12 302 15 t 124 1 2 I 2 36C i Miller 72 1 4 1 21 t71 Gold Iidy 1117 ll ii ii C it Flynn 2040 10 S S2 Dreamer outrun In the early stage found an opening In the itretrh nnd cloilnx with a rush Just got up Hat Maaierson was never far from the pace and hell on gamely noseben mtts outrun In the early part came to the ouUMe In the utivtrh could not net up De Munrt quit Notaaulga forced a fast pace ntoiipej Ra If short should Jmprove Man 3to 2 and 1 to 2 1 Flying Virgin ian 2 to 5 for place 2 Marston Moor 3 e41I Sixth Race Five furlongs Pearl Point 3 to 1 and even 1 Sight even for piaie 2 Helen Hills 3 Tlmel00 HAMILTON RESULTS HAMILTON RACE TRACK June 11 The races here today resulted as fol lows FIRST RACEFlve and a half fur longs Col Faverdale 5 to 2 and 3 to 5 1 Gold Barr I 7 to 1 for place 2 E S Whltaker 3 Tlme109 SHCOND RACK Four furlongs Brown Tony U to 1 and S to 51 1 Brl doon 2 to 1 for place 2 Plaudmore 3 Tlme04S 25 THIRD RACK Two miles Flckllmo f7 tri 2 and 7 t Si 1 Butter Ladle It to I for place 2 Spencer Helff 3 Plot ll7 FOURTH RACK Seven furlongs Kt jt onto nit to 1 nnd to 1 1 Polly Pr1 M nt for nlncc 2 ItnlrUh 3 llama 127 13 KHTII RACKFour furlongs Lystra tlj to I unl tu 1 1 J W Krnt 210 1 for plnni 2 Aldermans Daughter 3 Tlme0lS 15 SIXTH HAllI One IIIl1eOolol Note 13 to Ililtd iVi11 1 Illacko Ci to 1 for plucil 2 Arrow Swift 3 rll111O 3i SEVENTH HACK Ono mile and nn olgith lllst mime I 4 to 1 ami 7 to 5 1 l Wilton IiLkiivo 12 to I for place 2 True Boy 3 Time 1S2 45 I HOSE STAHL OFF TO EUROPE HOKC Stahl Hailed today on the Bal I tic for n HummurH rest after playing for ninetyfour ooiisecutlvo weeks In The Chorus Lady She will return In August to take up the same role I a en In In September Next April site will begin n London engagement In the same play 5 kl CARL FISHERHANSEN TO THE TOMBS OVER NIGHT I Cirl FlsaherHansen was committed 10 the Tombs to spend the night by Justice Goff at the close of the court 1 today his trial having actually begun After the selection of tho Jury the As I sistant DistrictAttorney opened the caso and called OBrien sfricnd ran cLe Dowlln as his first witness I I Dowllng had testllUsl to n visit to I I FIKierHanrens law office when the I i lawjvr told him rult swould ha bgun i asnlnst OBrien and that the lest thn t OBrien could du wl jld be to settle 1 thorn as Inrrlmlnntln letten written by OBrien would if used In the e stIlts I when Justice Goff adjourned the trial until tomorrow and without all in fo a motion bv the pnwcutlon oom I mltlbl FlscliprIInnsen to the Toubs CONFESSES FORGERY AT 84 When Charles Hartlett alias Paul Brlghnm eightyfour years old pleiuled Riillly to forgery In the second degree i In General Sessions today he sahl that ho expected to die In prison and pre ferred tO dO hO Ho iifckcd that the sentence be post poned until Monday so that he could I settle up his affairs He was convicted I of cashing n forged cheek for I12 Ho Is an oldtlme crook and has served Jail terms aggregating twentyseven years I 12 BLUE SERGE SUITS 495 ilWj ilina Uoyal liliio SJIKU auiu I nil sites fast color guaranteed special prUii today 4un The Hub Clothing Cornr Bwsy and Barclay tnt1t S I S Gov Hughes Signs Bill After Its Passage by Aid of Foelker BECOMES LAW AT ONCE Opposition Charges Discrim ination in Favor of Wall Street Abuses I Special to The Evenlnr WorldI ALBANY June 11 Oov Hughes I bills to stop betting on the race tracks were passed In the Senate this after noon by the vote of a man whose life may pay the forfeit of his devotion to a principle Senator Foelker sick and only half comprehending what was going on about him WAS the man who held the situation in his hand and there Is no telln what the result of the excitement may he upon his weakened constitution Both bills passed by a vote of 2fl to 21 Foelker the sick man who came up from Stattsburg last night attended by a physcian and Senator Wallace the newly elected member from Niagara and Orleans mndn the tri umph of Gov hughes possible Oat of fie measures amcvls Hie Penal Code by making gambling a racetracks a felonv and the other iopeals the PorivGray law under which raclns was conducted In tlu State The blll tak effect Immediate which under the pruxKlnns of th Con I stitution BANS IMMRDIATKLY AFTKR THE IH APPROVAL BY Till l iVKRNUR I At 4i oclock P M the Governor sIgnet both the bills Gov Husrhes has addressed a letter to Senator Foelker thanking him for his appearance at the Capitol to vote for the bill All Eyes on Foelker The lineup was the same as when the hills died because of tit vote 2i to 2S on April Senator Walliro furnlshoil the necessary adlltlonal vote but the bill was really passed by Senator Foel ker whose dramatic entrance Into the Senate Chamber and desperate sue resful effort to hold himself together until the vote on the tlnal passage really overshadowed the fevrlsh Interest In tho fate of the measure The leaders of the race track forces admitted before the Senate was called to order that If Fcelker was able to OtA they would be beaten Senator Foelker spent the night end morning hours at the home of a friend Hb was very weak from his recent operation for ap pendicitis and slept only two hours from the time of his arrival In Albany last night until he was summoned to the Capitol today Showed Signs of Collapse Senator Jt was 1203 oclock when Foe ker entered the crowded Senate Chamber escorted by his physician Dr Murphy and Canon Chase of Brooklyn He looked like a man half dead His head drooped as he shuffled along held up by the strong hands under his arms Senator Agnew shook hands with him as he was placed In his seat At the time of his entrance a vote was being called on Senator Grads amend ment to postpone the effect of the bills until Nov 16 1905 after the close of the racing season Senator Foelker voted No on the amendment Senator Grady then offered an amend ment to reduce the penalty for viola tion from the felony to the misdemeanor class Senator Cohalan of New York spokn on this motion While he was speaking Senator Foclker showed signs of approaching collipse lie retched violently and al most fell out of his seat By agree ment the time of speeches had been limited to five minutes nnd nt the ex ulriitlon of that period Senator Cohnlan asked for unanimous cbnsent to con tinue The fate of the nntlracing bills was In tho balance It appeared that If Iohulnn could talk five minutes longer Senator Fuelker would collavse under limit strain But Senator Itiunes the majority lender shut off further debate On the question of final passage every body waited breathlessly for Foelkers vote When ho pronounced In favor of the bills there was a great sigh In Continued on S eond Psgs BASEBALL RESULTS CHICAGO t BROOKLYN 1 SCORE BY INNINGS Chicago 0 1 00000000 1 2 Brooklyn 000001 00000 1 I n Special to The fMilnt World WASHINGTON PARK BROOKLYN N Y June Although it looked as if It would rain at any minute Presi dent Ebbets decided to play the same scheduled for this a ternonn between thn Trolley Dodgers and Prank Chances champions from Chicago First Inning Just as the game startid Manager Cnance of the Chicago Club was pre sented with a nanrtsume bunvli uf American Beauties Exert raised a toul lly near first base which Jordan iMpturetf llotfman smahhfil a hot ooundcr to Sheehan who nailed him Oil Il fast throw to Jordan vt helm coilu not get them over tor Schulte and he strolled to nrht base Wllliclm WIM Still wild and Unonce also fcul t nee I it to II rat base Siuulit mOI up u BICUIHI tiase Stuliuelili wulktd tilling the n es Single sent I slow rolltr to I Jordan whl beat him In the sjirnl to the Oat NO HIS I stelnfcld knocked down Hurons fast grounder and threw him out at first i is c 1ultee contributed I Mngie l I the infield Hummells ity t in inicld I was purposely dropped by Steinfeldt i aIto threw to Eiors mUlti Umpire Emslle called Iattee out at M cunil base The Chicago Club niaile a kick tnt wanted Huiimell aim declared out I but Implre Elmslle would not gRe It to them Maloney drove a hot bounder II Evtrv who tossed the taIl to Tinker I forcing Hummell at second NO RLNS Second Inning 1 Kllng lifted a hIgh lly to short right which Malonty smothered Tinker drove a liner to the fence In right centre fo two bases Iundgren singled to the m illfId promotlni Tinker tl 1 it ltd I I asp flyers singled to centre field scoring I Tinker and pinmotlii Kundgren to seo Jiul base Hoffman sine i to centre field and on Burch beau ill throw to Bergen Lundsren was n led lying to cor on the hll Schulii raisii r igh fly to ONK cent re IllN Held which Burcli collared I Jo lnn fanned the air Sheehan sin gled tip the third buo line Lewis fol lowed with a drive to centre Held for a base promotlni Sheehan to verond base Bergen putel a tly ti Schullo WI helms high foul lly was gathered In by KIng N u ItlsS i Third Inning I Chanc was called out on strikes SelnfHd banged a slow bounder to Sheehan who nnlred him lit ilrjt cda Bles foul fly was nsatly captured by Sheehan after a run Nu RlNS Burch was an easy vlctm on strikes ia lIce was handed a pass Hummoll hit Into dotiblo Stelnfeltlt a piny IICehlt to Evers to Cianre N 0 HIS Fourth Inning Kllng smasheil out a low line fly whlca Burch grabbed TInKoi pnst l out a long llj to the right limit fonoo but Maloney trims fioro wlun it cam down Lundgren was the third vlenm on his Inllcld butt nile r whlcli Patiic and Jordan took car nr N 0 RlNS Malonoyx low line fly went straight Into Hotmails hands Jordan worn to first base on four balls Sheehan struck out Jonlin stole second base Ixwl ntlroil Iundgrons throw was on lullllren to Chanco NO RtNS Fifth Inning Evcrss long fly to dell right field was taken by Mnloney Lewis set the fan wild by running over back of second base and grabbing Hoffmans hVili bounder with one hand and throwing him out at first base Schulte bounded one over second base which was good for I base Chance filed out to Mn lone NO RUNS Bergen hit straight to Lundgren who tossed him out at first base Tinker and Chance put Wllhelm out o the wa D a fast pickup and throw to first RUNS base Evers disposed o Burch NO Sixth Inning Stelnfcldt drove a fast Jumper to Sheehan who got the ball to Jordan In plenty of time to retire the batter SIngle drew four balls He tried to steal second base but was caught on Bergens pretty throw dow nto Lwls Lewis made another good stop this time cf Kllngs bounder back of second base and threw him out NO RUNS Pattee was rewarded with a free pass to first base Hummell sacrificed Iund gren to Chance Malonev hit safely to the Infield advancing Patte to third base Maloney stole second base Lund gren purposely allowed Jordan a pass I to first filling the bases A wild pitch lot Pattee score and advanced Maloney and Jordan a base Sneehan hit to Stelnfeldt who threw to Klngfjrtchln i II Maloney at the plate Jordan reaching I third base on the out Ltwlss pop fly to the Infield was collared bv Chance F ONE RIN Seventh Inning I Tinker contributed a slngl to Irl I centre Limdjzreii bunted ti Jordan I i who throw to Lnwls forcing Tinker at reoid bis Kvors iKinted safely i lunrteren advancing to second bas I ItI1 rusted 1 fit to Buoh Schliltes llv to lot was collared liv Hummel NO RlNS Bereen wa in PPt v victim Tinker to Clmiuo VIIielm filed II to llofman i Huivhx tip tly In front of the plate was caught bv Kllng NO RlNS Eighth Inning I bane singled to right field Stein chit sacrificed Jordan to Pattee Sa glc wulkol Kllngs tly to the Infield win easy for Pattoe Tinker filed out to Hummell NO RlNS i lumme Ever made a pretty running catch of lat tee S fly in short 1C tell Hummell wee thrown out by Tinker Maloney walked Jordan also wnlkcit Maloney 1 going to second base Sheehan pop lIe l to Tinker NO RU I Ninth Inning I Lunditren was out on strike Overs t ia BROOK H I TO A I Burch rf 1 II 4 I 0 Pattee I I l 2 i o Hunimoll If 1 u 3 0 Ii Malone cr n I 5 0 01 Jordan lb I 1 II 2 01 Sheehan 3h I 2 I i I Lewis 51 0 1 2 5 0 Bergen c 0 o 4 I 0 Vllhelm p 1 o 0 1 0 I Liinilcy n 1 0 0 0 I Totals I r 33 14 2 Haticil for Brson In eleventh CHICACO U 11 PO A J I Rvers 2h 0 2 1 3 0 Schulte rr 0 2 2 0 0 Hoffman c 0 0 3 0 0 I Chance lb 0 1 14 0 0 Slulnfelfit 3b 1 I o 5 0 I i Single If 1 0 2 0 0 I Tinker ss l 2 2 t 1 Kilns c I I C 1 u Liimlgren p 1 2 0 3 0 Totals 2 10 S3 10 0 First hasp on lullsO lrs Off Ullliclm T off Uundsren 7 11 pn imiees2jmicagn 13 Brook lyn f Mrink on tBy Vllblm 2 by Iund I greil 4 I Twobine hits Tinker Sihull I Stolen bases Jjiilin MaMiM Stein fell DOII piny Stolnfelilt to ITvrrs t rhlnc trrs I v M pti i Iundsrpn rinplro 1C asile Special to The Hvenlnc World I FJKNNKTT PAm IKTROIT Inn iltVIIim lion rs easy In the present I korle the HlKhlimli and TIcs I hooked up for the oilil one toilay Iet fit ii itt ntt hr faith to Crjesbro while the Tigers ilepenileil on Wlllftt to land for them The weather was coM and threatening ami as a cons qucnci the crad was small First Inning Ol enry and Crawford got NUes Hemphlll grounded to Vlllctt Keeler singled to centre Chase filed to Cobb NO HUNS Mcintyre flieil to Hrmphlll Scha fer perished the same way Chase got Crawford unassisted NO KLNS Second Inning Sohaefcr and Crawforxl got Ball Sahl filed to Jones Conroy fanned NO nUNS Nlles and Chase got Cobb Jones popped to Bal Conroy threw Kllllfer out to Chase NO IUN8 Third Inning Blair fanned Wlllett and Crawford Bllr lanne Killlfer threw Nile out NO HUNS Schmidt was out Conroy to Chase was disposed of on his grasscutter by bowl and Jordan Hoffman sent i tly to Ialoney NO RUN i Lewis was out Evers to Chance Bergen lIed to Schulte WllMtn out i Tinker to Chance NO RUNS Tenth Inning I Schulte doubled to left field He took j third on hlunnamelPe wild throw to sec ond base Chance out to Jordan Unas slMM Stolnfeldt hit to ewis who shot the ball to Her en nalllni Shullo at the plato Stelnfeldt Mole second base Plislo was retired by Lewis and Irrdan N 0 HUNS BuriMi walked Patten sairltUed Ilrlh Ic Clnuie Ilumintll fanned Milonov went lt Stnlnfeldt to rinnP NO HTNri HHEleventh Inning Islln ilnEl vl to centre t1AII Tlnier i mar ilit riUVIIhelm to Jordin lyund Kren nlnKled scoring Kllrs and on tho 11 row to the tiLt it took n nnd base lw Kvors thou to lImit Ci 10rllI roachwl first on SlTPlwns bad throw to Jnnlan lumUnti nnohlntr tHrd Shulto Illwl out to IHrmmill ONE HIS 011 lunnn11 Jonlnn filed to llofftnnn hhtvhin singled to len field Lewis line tiled to Slairl Kunilev mttod for HorRen anti I nie1 out to Slnslr NO RlNS FEARS FOR JEFFERSON Charles 1 Jefferson oldest son of the late Joseph Jefferson who has been ill In Pt IuknR Hospital since May 22 It 1 Is feared may not recover He Is cut I snag from stomach trouble ILL wife I an children Are with him l PITTS8URG 5 GIANTS 2 SCORE BY INNINGS Pittsburg 1 00 1 00300 5 Giants 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 GIANTS I II H FO A B Shannon Ir 1 1 2 0 0 Tenne jim I t I 1 0 Donln rr n 2 1 0 0 81011 Cf I I 0 1 Bresnahan c I I 1 0 01 Devln 3b 0 I I 2 1 Doyle 2h ii I I t 01 Bridwel 53 I I 0 t 0 Iathcwaol p u n I I O Ierkle n I 0 ii 0 Totals 2 j 27 1 1 Batted for nrhlwel In ninth PITTSBlIW IL I PO A 1 ThomBs cr J I 2 1 0 Ilch 3b 0 n 2 3 0 Clarke J I 1 0 0 aIIII 5 2 2 0 IibatlchIo 2b I I 1 0 Kanc II 1 1 12 0 0 Ion rf 0 0 2 1 I Olhn c 4 I 2 I 0 1 p 0 0 0 1 0 Totals m 5 j II 0 First Hue Qn lallOre Willis 2 1dt on Tlnsesilttshtirg 2 nllllt S Struck Outity Maihcw on 3 by Willis 2 Home Run Wagner Twolliise Hlu Tennej 2 Thorras Abbey StnUn lltses Uonhn Uoyle Tenney Ii by Pltlior Ioylc Irnplrei Messrs MHa anti Klein HIGHLANDERS t DTRmTl SCORE BY INNINGS Highlanders 00000 1 00 0 1 Detroit 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 3I BATTING ORDER IIIhln Detrlt Niim hb Iclntre Ir Itphil ef haeCr3b Ieeler rr lra wford lb Chase lb oh rt Ball sa Jones ct 813hl It Kllter 2h Conroy 3h SchmIilt c hmll lImb Oieary as Chlhrn p Wlilett p UmpirmmtJpsrs Sheridan nn1 Egan A ttendnnceooi Chase beat Ol eary out to the bag on I hi KUS H grounder Wlllett fanned NO Fourth Inning Homchlll walked Keeler bunted Late bunte Ife ly Hempjilll taking third Chase waked filling the bases Ball hit to Crawford who threw out Hemphlll to Schmidt stahl fanned Wlllett threw out Conroy NO RUNS Mcintyre fanned on called strikes Srli Bfer wAlked Schaefer was out stealIng Blair to Nlles Ball and Chase got Cratrford NO RUNS Fifth Inning Blair bOttled and Wlllett threw him out Chesbro fanned Niles Utt tnned IAs singled to left 11 stole second Hemphill flied I to Cobb NO RUNS IIId Stahl dropped Cobbs drive and he took second Jones sacrificed Blair to Chase Kllllfer singled to centre Cobb scoring Klllif WM out stealing Blair to Niles Ba1l threw out Schmidt ONE HUN Sixth Inning Keetr bunted And bat It Chase sacrincexl Elliott to Crawford Ball Dal fouled to Schmidt Stahl singled to cenire Keeler scoring Conrov fouled to Schaeffer ONE RUN OLeary scratched 1 double to right I Wlllett sacrificed Conroy to NIles Mc Inlyre walked Schaefer filed to Hemp hill OlVnry scoring Conroy threw ont rnwfonl ONE HUN Seventh Inning Blnlr fouled lo Schmidt Schaefer and Crawford irot Ohesbro Nuts bunted ilil Wlllntt tossed him out NO HtNS Cohh beat out an Intleld KTounder I Inbb stolo nfond Jones mine 011 I Conrov to hIRe Cobb ndvaiclni Con rat and itase trot Kllllfer Conroy and Chaso got Schmidt N 0 RlNS Eighth Inning Hemplilll red to 5Iilntyre Keeler singled to deep short Keeltr was nut I stealing Schmidt II Kllllfir Chase lined to Mclntyre NO HUNS lned llclntr Oloary singled to leCt Wlllett hunted I a fly to Conroy Mcintyre beat out an Infield single Schaefir forced Moln lyre NIbs to Bal OIeary taking I third Crawford singled to right I Olxary scoring Schaefer attompteil to 1 take third on the drive and was out Keeler to Conroy ONE HUN Ninth Inning Ball grounded to Crawford Griffith I kicked nnd was chased Hemphlll fol I lowed Qrimth to the bench Stahl I fanned RUNS Conroy filed to Kllllfer NO I SE iSnepini to The Evening World POLO GROUNDS June 11In a game devoid of excltment the Jlant lost to patshurg this afternoon bya score of r to 2 Mathewson pitched effetlvelv hut an error by D vHn at 1 critical time gave the Pirates a chine to make the three runs which won the game The attendance was about 4000 First Inning Thomas filed out to Seymour and Brldwell threw out each Brtdwell also got Clarkes grounder but made a wild throw Into the stands and Clarke I rcorcd Wagner lined out to Devlin who nnrle a spectacular onehanded catch ONH HUN Shannon walked and scored as Tenney fmiSilieil 1 twobagser to left Tennty tried to stretch the hit however and was thrown out at third Wilson to Wagner Donlln cracked a single to centre Seymour lifted a high one to Thomas Donlln stole second Bresna han fouled out to jeach ONE RUN Second Inning Abby ant a long fly to Seymour Kane struck out t ileon was out one griss cutler Tenney to MaRy who Wo covered the bag NO RUNS Abby tlievv out U vlln Doyle was ImP by a pitched ball and stole second llrldwell filed out to Irhl1el tert Clarke WllIUl threw out Mithcwson NO HUNS Third Inning Devlin threw out Gibson after malt I inc a nice stop And Willis lifted an easy fly to Tennoy Thomas was an easv out for Dnyle and Tenney NO I RUNS Shannon was thrown out by Abby I Tenney rappel a clean single into i1ntri Dniillii lifted a high ole which Harke captured Tenney stole second Seymour walked jut Br fnahan ended It with a pvp fly to Wagner NO RUNS Fourth Inning Ijfach lined out to Tenney Clarke lifted a fly to Shannon Wagner did the Snit Mulligan act and sent one whistling over the centre field ropes for a hoiiiH run Atiliy struck out ONE RIN Iach threw out Devlin Aboy caught Continued on Second Page c NATIONAL LEAGUE I At Boston i Cincinnati 00000 000 11 Boston 00000032 5 Batteries Campbell and McLean dirham Rnultr nnl Graham Umpire Mr Rud At Philadelphia 51 Louis 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 t Philadelphia 0 I Z 0 I 0 0 I i Batteries Fromme and Hosteller Corrldon and Dooln Umpires Messrs Johnstone and Itlglcr AMERICAN LEAGUE At Cleveland Boston 0 0 0 0 0 Cleveland 00000 Batteries Morgan and McFarland I Chech and Clarke Umpire OLoushlln At Chicago I Philadelphia 00000 Chicago 2 I 0 1 0 Batteries Nickers and Powers Smflth and Sullivan Umpire Connolly At St Louis Washington Ill St LuIs 010 Batteries Johnson and Warner Po I and Stephens Umpires Hurst ant EASTERN LEAGUE At Newark Providence 0 2 0 0 0 2 S Newark 0 1 0 0 0 0 Batterier Frlel and Peterson Pad BaterlerFel Messrs Sullivan and Corlsch UmptrezMessrs Sul

van and Kelly At Baltimore Jersey City 1 0 0 0 0 0 06 BalUmotv 1 1 0 I 1 1 1 BntterlesWlltse and Fitzgerald Mo Closkey and Byers UmpireMr Mur ray At Toronto Montreal I 0 0 0 I o 3 o i o lonirrii Toronto 2 0 3 0 i oni I and Clark Me HMterlesHfniey Umpire Mr Stafford Glnlpy and VandeRrift Umplrellr At Rochester nnffnln 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 S h g 3 g 8 nKheler 0 I I 0 1 0 Batteries McConnell and Archer romlny and honey UmpireMr Monn CHURCH BELLS RING FOR VICTORY OVER RACING MEN SCHENECTADV June 11MAnY Of the church bells of the city have been ringing all afternoon to proclaim the victory of GoY Hughesa antiracing bllli bUt r td

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4 11 t 2 THE EVENING WORLD THURSDAY JUNE 111908 I FISCHfRHANSfN JURY LISTENS TO I STATES CASE Sf Trial of the Lawyer and Club l man Accused of Extortion Begins in Earnest I HAS ARRAY OF COUNSEL Boys Diary Trump Card of Prosecution to Prove 1 OBrien Charges r V I FISCHERHANSEN JURY WILLIAM H PRIZER foreman manufacturer of No 29 Broadway EUGENE VAN ZANDT manager at No1 Hudson street JAMES R ROSS secretary at No 1 Madison avenue FRANK L FLINT clerk of No 680 Fox street the Bronx WILLIAM H ZELTNER Treas urer of No 803 East One Hundred and Seventieth street GEORGE W WALKER builder I of No 221 West One Hundred and Fourth street I CHARLES F HAIGHT Insurance Of No 26 Union Square WILLIAM H WILSON dry goods of No 697 Ninth avenue WILLIAM HEART baker No 36 Amsterdam avenue I JACOB A WARMAN clerk No 214 Broadway EDWARD J MCABE broker at No 27 William street JOHN GOLDBURY Insurance at No 253 Broadway A Jury was obtained this afternoon to try Carl FIschcrHansen soninlaw ef Isaac V Brokaw on a charge of ex torting J15000 from Joseph F OUrlen a Philadelphia decorator The last juror was sworn at 430 oclock here upon Assistant District Attorney Bmythe commenced to outline the Utates case Involved In the charges against the lawyer and society man Is a scandal of a most distressful character Witn the defendant arrived In court today to sit at the prisoners table from which he has so many times defended Mothers accused of crime he was at j tended by an Imposing array of counsel I Former Assistant District Attorney ohn F McIntyre who was chief pros ecutor on the staff of Asa Bird Gardl nero and Arthur Palmer led the group of lawyers whloh Included Alexander I IMIchaelaon Hansons law partner and I former AssHiant DistrictAttorney Hen ty Hardwlck Jerome assistants Smythe end Hart appeared for the State Selecting the Jury Justice Golf came on the bench with Ws usual punctuality and asked If the lawyers were prepared to go ahead with the trial Both sides were ready and 1 flerk Penney called me roll of MO Bipedal toflesmen from which the Jury wlll be selected No member of the ac ciued attorneys family was In court nor had any of his friends accompanied lilm to the tribunal j When recess was taken at one oclock the defendant left the courtroom with I Ills counsel no effort being made on I the part of the prosecutor to restrain I him He was very pale when he sat down to his ordeal today and his lame blue yes shifted about uneasily until the first talesman was called and examined Thereupon lie became nervously alert ond took an active part In the sifting of the material for the Jury When the lawyer and clubman was arrested last April shortly after the 11m trial of Raymond Hitchcock In whlch he played a conspicuous part he declared that he was a victim of a blackmail plot 1 Help Wanted i ToDay r BU advertised for in The Morning Worlds Want Directory THURSDAY JUNK 11 100 Addresser 1 llirlk m Afrfjita 2rt Harmen MaKeiv 1 Artists 1 IIcu3owurk Ill ikers 2 Ironera 45 Dirtenders 1 Janitors 2s HIackimlths 3 Janlirvpses 4 illookblnders 8 Jewellers 1 Thikkeepeu 4 IllUfldreasee Hays 37 MJChlnUts 1 JlrMworker 1 ManaqirB o Hrlcklaynri 1 Moturmen J Bushelmen S Mllllnera t y JJulolr 11 Moujar I Cane 20 Nurs II Carpenteri 1 Oj rators it CJ hlcr 0 1 lets ChajntennAlda Irt hototrrnphers 7 Clef 1 1 Mnl rs Clfaniml 1 lumtwrj 4 Collectors 4 1 arter t Compooltor 4 I irs I 7oki imnle II fmrnm r Cook female 15 Iore Coopers 1 alcilmlip i 9 k Cutten 4 Salomon jn 4 f DrolOkra 24 Mgn lttlnte4 i IJ11018 4 skin Hani 7 111hwh II Scli unri i Irlvors 1 MMioirraiin rt in 3 t Drug rifrki H TaronM I iipotrlclani 2 Tnllnu i Vvar ItunrKT 4 Tit peri rdJ 1 h T roldervrB 1 i nifnithe inrlnwr Typ iltin fi V t Ksnn llnnt 1 fpSiiUltreri t i Ffrdi rt Ualtrrii 7 Iniirs J titrfC4 lip b rtrel idle 1 Va i mpn t rem n 3 Ml oellam ui jjf Card nrri t Vnlnl ill The World printed qu Help Ads today 507 more than all other New York papers combined L IKAISfR SHAKES i MAILED fiST AT I CZAR OF RUSSIA I Notice Given Tint a New Triple Alliance Will Be Taken as Hostile Move ST 1ETERSWTin Juno 11It vas loarni il hort toilay from a oonipoint source ilmt tlic rcifnt nnttinc liotwoen Kins IMwanl ninl KmjiiTur Nkhnla nt neal antI the rapproohemrnt between Great Britain Hla and Franc lins been made the uhJeLt of grave repre sentations on the part of Germany who ha met the tlmvitenvil birth or n new triple alliance with n display of the mailed flat After the announcement of tho lieval meeting Kuala was given to under stand at Berlin that the conclusion of a formal entente bitwccn these three rowers would be regarded as n hostile move or to quote the exact term used by the informant of the Associated Press as a krlesJrohiine Whether such a development was originally contemplated from the meet ings between KinK Edward and the President of France and the Emperor of Russia Is not stated but the Im mediate result of the representations made In Berlin wa the publication June 5 of an obviously Inspired article In the ofllclal llossla which while sptaklnc warmly in favor of the meeting between King Edward and 1mror Nicholas declared that the sugjstlon of any new grouping lit Hut powtra at the present time was Impossible Furthermore For eign Serrrtary Grey announced In the British House of Commons that no further expansion of th AngloRussian Convention was contemplated TRICK ON WIFE is CON OPT OP COURT a William S Brewer the man who In the midst of the trial of his wifes suit I for divorce sent to the newspapers a fry that he had arranged a situation with a strange woman at the Astor House for the purpose of fooling his wire was adjudged In contempt of court bv Judge Platzek this afternoon He was sentenced to pay 250 tine or go to Ludlow Street Jail for thirty I dA I Brewers lawyer asked for time as Brewer Is now going through bank ruptcy Justice Pln zek granted Brewer until the settlement of the order for him to sign This will be done on two Jays notice I It did not occur to Brewer that the trick on his wife was also a trick on the Court Justice Platzek said that It Brewer had not admitted that he sent the published story to the newspapers he would have sent him to Jail without giving him a chance to escape by pay Ing a line LUSITANIA MAY TIE MAURETANIARECORD i I The Cunard liner tmsttanla was 324 miles east of Sandy IUok Lightship nt noon today according to a wireless message received at the offices of the Cunard Steamship Company j The Lusltanla had covered 618 miles since she was previously reported at 1131 A XI yesrday which Is at the i into of nearly 25 nautical miles per hour If she maintains tipte speed to Sandy Hook she will arrive about 1 A XI to morrow and will equal the Mauretanlas i record of 4 days 20 hours and IS minutes GIANTS I I Continued from First Page I Ito Dole short fly Brldwell popped out to Leach VO RUNS Fifth Innln Doyle threw out Kane Devlin did the same to Wilson Gibson drove a long Sly to Seymour NO RUNS Mathewson mlleJ out to Kane Unas I lauM Shannon struck out Tenney slammed a twobagKer Into left and Mori d on Donllns clean single to entree tre Donlln was out steal ng second Gibson to Wagner ONK RLN Sixth Inning Matty threw out Willis Thomas hit to deep right for two bases and took third as Doyle tnre w nut Leach Clark tljci t 5lMiin NO lUNS Seynmur 1 IH out on a hot grounder to Katie unapsKtPrt Wagner tossed out Brcsnalian Ifvlln was thrown out by Loach NO Itt oH Seventh Inning Wagners single was ton hot for Dole though he managed o bleak It down A hln singled t right advancing Wag nvr One base Matty gnt Kamis bunt and throw ti thlrO nut D vlln muff d the ball and Wigrir or1 while Abbv and Kant aehawd in third and siv ntil Abhy nrfl as Iioyli threw out Wilson KUIW taking Mrd BrMwcll I thrw out Olb on iind Kane scored on iti play B rldwell threw out UlIIIs iTHHKK IlfNS i Doyle lifted a tly to Wilson Brldwell 1 died the lame way Matt drove a long fly to Throes NT nt NS j Eighth Inning Brldwell threw out Thomas Leach I ViulcJ out to Rrpsnahin iltrk tiiud i to lmlln NO HUNri Shannon bent out a slow single to ihe Inllnlil Tennev made a single In the faint way Both runners advanced as Abhy throw out Dnnlln Seymour struck out Wncncr threw out Bresuahan NO IllXS Ninth Inning Br1wpl tirpw lit Wanner Atihv I i t ti ft fur two uses I ii truck lit Hril Iiitiw iitt Wlson NJ IHNS Iwiln Illil to Ilarke licivU fouled In Kan Iterkle batt d for Ilrdwill and vvn thrown out by IahNO RUNU DRAMATIC SCENE IN THE SENATE AS VOTE ON THE ANTIGAMBLING BILLS IS CAST I II All Eyes on Foelker and Even I the Men He Helped to Defeat Pitied Him Continued from First Page I the packed chamber Tho Hughes uiionsurp had triumphed unless one ot the Senators who had been voting on the administration side on the amend I merits should switch j Senator Foelker was so far IrOn after his vote on the Hart antlgnmb ling bill the first considered that nd was rvmoved to an ante chamber On I tile question of repealing the Percy I Gray law he was allowed to vote front outside the Chamler on the call of for aUeiitevfl The courageous Brooklyn Senator was suffering tortures while awaiting the llnliih of the fight Whon It was all over and he was told the bills hal passed he brightened up wonderfully It will take time to show how the ex citement and exertion affected him Ibe full vole sa us fulliMvai For lit hlllAln Alld ArmitronK Cnrpcnlrr Cob Cordt Darin Dunn Knnclirr xlkcr Gaten lleucuck Mill lllnman Hooker OArlll Page RuIn gaze Smith TrnvU Tullj Walliire and White Itrpiilillcaiin anil Fuller and Tny lore Democrat rnallU Aicalnat the bill Aukroyd Borce toluiliui Culleii Frnrvlcy hrad Ilarte llnornflufi McCall McCar ren McMuunn Miillnney Onen Unini rricer So Inner Sullivan Tlliiiiilmoii Drniocrati and Burr Cnmttily Enifriun fillchrUt irnt tnn Kuniip Veniplr unit Vilcox Keuiilillcnim Total aft The announcement of the result wa reciHed without any demonstration the LleutenantGovernor having given rotlcc that any person applauding the result would be punished The Senate then proceeded to the consideration of the bills repealing the PercyGray law The Senate convened sharply at ten oclock and the battle on the bills be gan The Hart bills In relation to race track betting were advanced to third reading without reference to committee The first bill considered was the penal code amendment making race track betting a crime Senator Grady opened the tight by crltlclilng Gov Hughes for the lack of honesty in every public I statement he had made concerning the bills i billsWhen It comes to Wall Street gam I bling said Grady hisrecommenda I tion Is not that you change the law but that you provide a commission to Investigate the subject Race track betting he would make a crime punIsh fcble by Imprisonment alone Calls Hughes Arrogant The Governor Grady declared was arrogant In his attitude toward the legislature as he had notified the Sen ate that he wouldnt sign the bill If It provided the usual penalty of a fine or Imprisonment The Governor has not addressed one I word to the Legislature about the hell holes In which men have lost their fortunes Not a word about the crimi nals who Wall street had sent to pr scn crt yl out Grady When It comes to his former clients he would have a commission to Inquire Into the condi tions In Wall street Yet he goes through the State arousing the con science of the people Yet what ail become of the conscience of the people when he Is relegated to private life an renews his business relationship wit Wall street Was there ever such hypocrisy 1 It was only this year when Nom I his friends thought he was a natura lighter when he felt called upon t play the part of the evangelist and dis covered that Rambling existed Tin man who Is without character always wants to be on the side of the minis ters on a public question The man wh can afford to risk money on a horse race commits no pin by maklnc a bet Following Grady Senator Owen Cas sldy one of the eight Republican Sena tor who originally voted against the blls argued that punishment would not eradicate the ends of gambling The person who had not sufficient moral fibre to restrain himself from stealing In order to play the horses could not restrain himself said Cassidy from I steallg to buy a satin dress for his wife wife The race track bills said Cassldy j were spite measures Senator Wilcox another race track Senator charged the poolrooms with i fostering most of the evils of gambling He said that the bills were not party measures and scored the Governors friends for forcing Senator Foelker almost a dying man to attend tho session Wllcoxs speech ended tho I arguments against the bills and Sen ator lllnman opened the delate for I them He defended the acts of the Governor I While Senator Hlnman was talking Senator Foelker reached the Capitol It was then 1203 oclock lie was escorted by Dr Murphy his physician the Rev Canon Chase of Brooklyn who stood guard over his every movement since I his arrival and Assemblyman 8urplesi i iu colleague In the Kings County leg islative representation Could Not Hear Him SergeanatAlnis Hotallng escorted the little party through the dense crowd whloh surrounded the entranced to the Senate Chamber The Senator walked from the elevator and said he felt fairly well but very weak Senator Agnew greeted him with a hearty handshake and led him to the seat nrt ret the doorthat of Senator Allds Senator Foelkcrs appearance In the chamber was greeted with a roar of handclapplng whIch was sternly sup pressed after a moment by LleutOov Chanler In the chair who threatened that If It was repeated he would have the floor and galleries cleared Senator Foelkcrs own Seat among the Brooklyn Senators wa clear across the chamber and he sank Into thAt on the nearer side of the room usually occu pied by Senator Allds of Chennngo close to the door by which he entered lie was evidently In great distress of body and mind and to a question as to how he fet aid nnly that he w is wry weak I Vote No He Was Told r1 roll call on amendment of Ben Brooklyn Senator Who Risked Life and Won Victory for Coy Hughes I I I I I 5EN TOR FotlKEQ Racing Will Continue Under Jockey Club Rule The men who operate the large booksSol llchtcnsteln Bill Cowan and their kindtook the passage of the race track bills philosophically nt the Gravesend race track today They say there will always be racing and there will always be betting although there Is no hope that the present form of open betting will continue through this season No official statement has yet been made by any member of the Jockey Club or the racing associations but IT IS GENERALLY UNDER STOOD that the associations will fulill their obligations for the year I am not so terribly despondent said John Cavunaush who has charge of the betting and it is believed that he voices the sentiments of the more extensive bookmakers In the big ring I have seen racing get many knocks 1 saw the Ives law knocked out III 131 and things looked very blue but racing today Is on n more prosperous basis than ever before and I look for It to continue that way for thc next thirteen years I have received no Instructions regarding the betting and everything will go on as usual today Victory for Law and Order i Foelker a Hero Says Hu hes Stwlal to The Bvcnlnr World i ALBANY June I IGo Hughes when informed of the passage of the bills made no attempt to conceal his elation He said 1 am deeply gratified at this result It Is a victory for law and order ihe Importance of which cannot be overestimated Referring to the action of Senator Foolker In leaving a bed of serious Illness to cast his vote for the hill the Governor said The act of Senator Koelker In coming to the Senate In his weak condition was most heroic and worthy of the same praise that we give to Ilstlngulshed service on the battlefield The Governor would not say when he would sign the bills but left no doubt that he would lose little time after they reach him from the As sebmly where they originate t No Action Until Governor INo Directs It Sheriff Saus When Sheriff A T Hoblcy of Kings County was notified of the pvsige of the AgnewHart bill by an Kvcnlng World reporter this afternoon and asked what he would do in the matter he raid I can do nothing until I hear from Gov Hughes I am under very heavy bonds and cannot rush off halfcocked I must know flrsiti where I am at I presume the Governor will notify me that the bill has bftcomfla law and give me Instructions as to how he desires sires It enforced Furthermore I miut S ator Grady which would have killed I the bills was In progress when he arrived I I rived and he was hardly In his seat I was called before his name He was plainly bewildered looked I about as If dazed and did not answer I until four names after his had been called What Is It he asked feebly Vote NO said a voice near him flow does Senator Foelker vote asked Assistant Clerk Fay who was calling tho roll I vote No said Senator Foelker In a husky voice and a great sigh jessed over the crowd Ho Bank down In his scat as If exhausted and even those the knell of whoso hopes he had I neat as If exhausted and even those guised pity When roll call 01 tho Hart AntiGam called Cohalan broke the I blinK bill was routine of tho rollcall by making a speech Foelker leaned forward In his chair and showed signs of collapse There was Immediately a prediction that the Brooklyn Senator would not t able to tand the strain of a protracted session but a moment latel he straight ened up loader names called TIme on Co halan for a hunmnn purpo as hI expressed It Foelkw a minute later caf his vote I I In favor of the bill thnrnby surlng It I passage HP then Irft w Mr f r rest In the LieutenantGovernors room until the rollcall on the IVrcytirty HI t 1 hill could hI reached Senators Gllchrlst and McManus I spoke against the bills XlcXIanus made a rlpolmr attack on the Governor de tike advice of counsel Assistant DIstrlrtAttornov Robert II Elder who Is In charge of the Kings County DistrictAttorneys office In the absence abroad of Prosecutor Clarke said that he would make no move until he received a certified copy if the hill from the Secretary of State When I set a copy of the hill said Mr Elder I will put It up to the police to act If the police fall to act In the enforcement of the law It will then be time for the DlstrlctAttor iieys office to act rrrng that It was a good thing for the people that the Governor was so far behind In tho Presidential race The bill n then passed by a vote of F to 25 Foelkers grit and the vote of the new Senator Wallace had saved the day and the signature of Got Hughes of course taken for granted will have put the bill upon the statute books The Senator was Immediately con veyed to the private residence where lie passed the night Dr Murphy said Senator Foclkor stood the ordeal as well as could be expected He Is ex tremely nervous We hate not decided when we shall return to Staatsburs Is Senator Foelker In a dangerous condition the doctor was asked No ho Is not he replied It wan agm d that Senator Foclker should be permitted to vote upon the second bill on the call for the absen tees and he was given a big chair In the Senate anteroom He was evidently very weak and weary but ther was a EXCURSIONS MAUCH CHUNK AND GLEN ONOKO JUNE rf i c rv CHILDREN 1 50 14TH 4 I JV 75 CENTS I KIllr U Special Train leavn ivnn It lEH I GH H1I t1IIP8 ri MUUrl i J frpIe Vet ill Kl 7M t A L LEY M frtiin it ant Prsliron AU I I 4i A M Fulton 81 I I llrooklyn 7 15 A M Jersey oJ Rr PrlcW K Oily Pfnn Stutlnn 8M A 11 put vU Brooklyn Aanx IX additional Only Threats of Expulsion by I Presiding Officer Keeps Gal 1 lery Crowds in Order I I Kleam In Ills eye and a pprceptlbl brightening up as of a man who had done a pieco of work lie stood the strain of the vote on the PercyGray repeal which was 20 to 05 better and left the Capitol apparently ttrongei than when ho entered It There wan great doubt during the morning hours whether Senator Foel ker would be able to take his scat In the Senate It was known that he had passed a bad night and vomited fre quently At 8 A M today his physi I I cian Dr Franklin Murphy said If Senator Foelker should vomit again I dont think he will be able to go to the Capitol lIe U a pretty weak man and he has had a very bad night lie had about two hours sleep If he does not vomit again he may be abl I to KO Foelker Was Listless Senator Koelker arrived In Albany at i 960 last evening from Staatsbur I whore at the home ot his fatherinlaw I he has for a month been recovering from an operation for appendicitis The operation was performed on May 10 the day before the convening of the extra ordinary session of the Legislature The Senator was accompanied on his I trip to Albany by Dr Murphy who I tffore starting from Staatsburg and alter reaching Albany declared that i the Senator was a very SiCK man and was making the journey against his advice Apparently much exhausted by the Journey of about sixty miles from Staal bur Senator Foelktr was taken In a carriage to the home of Mrs Maria Ui up re at No 1ST Hudson avenue and there paced the nigh with Dr Murphy He was met at the train by Senator Agnew and Assemblyman Hart intro ducers of the AntiGambling bills and by the Rev Canon Chase of Brooklyn and there was also a large crowd gath ertd to see the mucktalkedof legis lator He showed little Interest In his sur roundings and cave slight sign of recog nition of his fellowlegislators hut sat listless In the Invalid chair on which he was whtel l to his carriage his head drooping upon his chest his hands fee blv clasped In his lap Dr Murphy aid Senator Foelker had had an at tack of vomiting Just before taking the train at Staatsliurp but had made the trip without much discomfort sleeping most of the way At mldnlcM Dr Murphy said his itont had collapsed and was show ing marked symptoms of shock lie 1 a very sick man the doctor safd and should never have undertaken this Journev HP is trylnc to dn some hini henI his strength Doctor Revives Hope Bulletins discouraging to the frond Got Hughes were Issued at Inter alp during the nltrht and early today nit at S 41 this morning Dr Murphy irlehtpmxl All by saying I am nollnod to think now that Sen ator Foelkncr will go to the Senate rhimbiT hut ho Is still very weak lie i s sleeping now and making up some what whatHI temperature Is normal thi rr hv Hnen no rise of temperature hut his PlUi is very weak i rrganl him as a very sick man No I shall not allow anyone to see him Is his head pretty clear this morn nI7 the doctor was akll Oh yes His head Is clear enough Theres nothing tho matter with his ead Canon Chas the Brooklyn clergy nan who has been about the Capitol frequently In connection with reform movement was with the doctor when Is statement was made Fo lker has grit he said with en thusiasm Write him down as a hero and a martvr to luy Summoned to Foelker Ur ThfoJoro HiIey ate this after i noon nitde the following statement Two nnn called at my office this morning and stated that the attending physician of Senator Foelker desIred a consultation with two Albany phylelans ind requested that Dr Riling and I call as early as possible to see the Senator and his attending physician 1 m d an appointment with Dr Eltlng and we found on seeing Dr Murphy the attend I ing physician of the Senator that no such request had been made We never entered the house hut made an apology to Dr MurphY and departed Dr Rallfv declared that he knew one if the two iticn and thougiit him r ponslulc He would not say who tin man WIH He said ho did not know hit other Dr Elilns when asked about the I LEGISLATORS IN I A RUSH WINO UP SPECIALSESSION They Lose Nr Time Adjourn i ing After the Racing Bills i Are Passed I ALBANY June 11Th extraordi nary session of the Legislature which I I began on May 11 at the call of Got I I Hughes adjourned without day this I afternoon both houses adjourning about 2 P M Just prior to aOJournment President Pro Tempore Raines of the Senate an nounced the following members of the Special Ixglalatlve Committee to In I vestigate the nnances of New York City Senator Owen Casildy of Schuyler Chairman Martin Saxe of I New York and Patrick H McCarren of Brooklyn I The Assembly members of the com mittee have not yet been announced The last stand In the tight for the Governors recommendation to place telephone and telegraph companies un I tier the Jurisdiction of the Public Ser vlco Commission was made In the As I sembly when Assemblyman Vain wright of Westchester moved for a suspension of the rtlos in order to take up the Page bill The House showed Its continued hostility to the i measure by not even permitting a dts I cusfloit on It adopting by II vote of 55 to 35 the motion of Assemblyman Oli ver of New York to lay the Waln wright motion on the table matter would say only that In made the call at tSe Invitation of Dr Bailey adding however that when he found I he was not wanted he Immediately de parted GRAVESEND WILL FILL ALL ITS DAYS SAYS P J DWYER I Phil J Iwyer President of the Brook I yn Jockey Club was in tho stewards I stand at Gravesend this afternoon with I F R Hitchcock I Is simply the fortune of war lie said referring to the pap10 of the antiracing bills antI of course Is a I great disappointment It means the onOtlon of millions of dollars worth i 4 f property and has all been brought about by one man who soured a posl I ton for which he Is not In any detail equipped The taco meeting till yenr nt CirnveNtMiil rnce trnck Mill irn on i as nrlieiluleil All il1Iint Ions viI lie fiillllleil A to whether there will be a change n the conduct of the ring i i cant say We have received no of i ficial Intimation o tho pasnan of the I law and will not act until we dd t At the Conir Inland loekey clu II ITUH nlil toiipy that the ri Mrniiimi Jot Innueil for Ve meet I lug tilileh In tn lietlii IIT lrlilu June 10 Mltli the Mitiurhnii llmiill I HI iTiuilil hi run olT llt Agt to the fithi meeting the matter I will have to l e decided later In any event It Ie nrohiible tnnt the stake will have to be deelded as at all other otr race traoks as thev are contracts with I oWner and breeders which will have to be carried out I J E Malden one o the noted breed I ers o the cmintrv slid hf helpved the I bills will make for the good of racing and bat they will put the turf In n better light and nO way with all the Xijpctlonahlo features Andrew Miller treasurer of the Saratoga toga Ilacing Association and a steward at the present meeting said There ivlll l e racing but of course we shall obey the law 1 Is no time now to advance arguments against the bills hut much might be said about the mill I ions of dollars worth of property that will he destroyed and thet housands who will be thrown out of workmen who know no other means i llvcll hood Allan Pinkerton head of the detective I track said he had forces at the trck re orders Interfere with bet I c Ived no ollers to wth Llnit anil would not at until Instructed iv Ino Jookov Club When F I Hitchcock o ie f he stewards wgis sked his opinion of the situation h ii id I has ceased to he a tmslnes nnd Is now a Tort White Rose Ceylon Tea between meals doesnt dul your appetite Cof fee does White Rose Ceylon Tea made properly has prac tically no tannic acid in it whatever For that reason it is not only refreshing and invigor ating it is healthful as well Get a tencent package from roar grocer CPOUND Special for Today the llth Special forTomorrowthel2th Fin CltKAM OUANUK AND LEMON bc CUTS IOUND FRUIT 1IOM10SS IOUND BIKCIAI SSHTii C1IOCO 19c I KlKCIAI AMHOHTini C1IOCO 19c LATESt 211 Ulmlil POUND IATKS 2 lilnlO IOUND I CIIOCOIATK COVEHEB 111111 OKADK ASHOKTKD 25c PEANITINKH POUND 25c rnoroiATE POUND until 11 oclock Iark How store open every rrrnlnc Saturday evening until 11 oclock street unit Cnrtlandt open barclay Hirer tturei WE DELIVER FREE ITUCIIAHKS OF ONE KOILAU 54 BARCLAYST AND OVKIl IIETIVKKN HAT T f wu t1 ln tEN TEllS AND ICOOTll HTItKKTi CorWrit DJ iil u nil llrmiUljn Irnper We 29CORTLANDTSt iletiver 1 to 10 poUnds for SOc to CORTT CorChurchSt 10 nu In Mnnhalton above 200th s CorChunhSt Kt llohoken and Jersey city No StO PARKROWiNASSAU goods lent t O cl Candle for PAiROWrNAS our outiftnwn cuitomera car fully packed ant ehlpped from our special mall order ilepartinent L I J 1lln Miiiiiitu 1 a oh mIk us 1111 II ill it n hi mil full to try ljilhi li 1liikliaiiin VpKt talili Vi 01 110 U U d as li lid Mrs A Gregory of 2355 Law rence St Denver Col writes to Mrs Pinkham I I was practically an invalid for six years on account of female troubles I I underwent an operation by the doctors ale but in a few months 1 was worst than before A friend advised Lydli E Plnkhams Vegetable Compound and it restored me to perfect health such as I have not enjoyed in many years Any woman suffering as I did with back ache bearingdown pains and periodic pains should not itit to use Lydia I Plnkhams Vegetable Compound FACT FOR SICK WOMEN For thirty years Lydia E Pink hams Vegetable Compound made from roots and herbs has been the standard remedy for female ills and has positively cured thousands of women who have been troubled with displacements imlammation ulcer displcements inllmmation ation fibroid tumors irregularities I I periodic pains backache that bear in down feeling flatulency indiges tion dizziness or nervous prostra tinn Vhv dnnt you try i j Mm rlnklmm liivilea nil ucla tiomrii in twite her for advice Sli lipin KIllllFll hlU llld to Jen9f Ir Inn ana USEFUL HINTS TO HOUSE KEEPERS A COAT of Natural Japalac applied over old or new linoleum or oil cloth will double its life by preserving the original coat of varnish which wouli otherwise soon be washed or worn off WEATHER BEATEN front dpors are revived and beautified when coated with Japalac and newness follows the brush It is best to use the color nearest that nf the old finish WINDOW and DOOR screens should be coated with Japalac each spring using the Brilliant Black on the wire and the Mahogany Oak Cherry or Wai i nut on the frames I gives them new life and the wire cloth is protected I from rut PORCH FURNiTURE should be pro tected and beautified each spring with Japalac It is best to use the color of the old finish but if you wish to change the color use Fed or Green I Japalac WICKER rVKNlfuRlT coated with Mahogany OxBlond Red Malachite Green or Gloss White Japalac looks better than new A TEl PIPES furnace fronts radia tors hot water tanks and iron fences are preserved and beautified with the use of Japalac Use the Gold Alumi num Dead Black o Brilliant Black PICTURE FRAMES candelabra pas fixtures lamps etc given a coat of Gold Aluminum or Dead Back Japa lac are renewed almost beyond belief the Dead Black produces that beautiful I wroughtiron effect I OLD AUTOMOBILES carriages wag I ons agricultural implements etc Jap aiaced with either Brilliant Black Red Gree or Empire Blue look 10 bet I ter and are given new life The cost is I nominal and the work can be done by an Inexperienced person JAPALAC is a household necessity I and can be used in a hundred and one ways from cellar to garret and is especially pecially adapted for finishing old or new floors and woodwork Ask your paint dealer I o ut 9Atb Si YACHT CAPS 250 OFFICERS Blue 000 18 0 Uniforms 10 up White Duck Working Suits ISO Oilskin Suits ZOtt Sailors Complete Outfits Boat Canoes Flirting Tacklo TonI Camp lsls SEND ron CATAIOO I ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS I TiE nnnual nutting of the ituckholdari of the New Yrk Hardware Co for the our DM of electing directors And transacting such other bushes a mae uroutrly come tcforo I will br hold on the llth day of June IIXIS at 2 oclock P 1 at the omen of the company No 11 Stone I Itorouirh of Marhattnn City of New York Tim transfer boalo ivlll rfmuln cloiai front th M rtsv of June 1941 until the IQth day nf Iuni IfiOS tttlO tI Iro11nt rn C rrn grtiv DIED nilAltlVOn Wniln irtny Tune 10 MA THDA beloved wife of he late Mlchatl Brady Funeral from her Isle residence 804 Weit 2lit nt Friday at 030 A M thence to Church of the Guardian e Angel Writ 23d at where a lolcmn mean of requiem will be offered LOST FOUND AND REWARDS IX33T Pin Now York en mute to Plain field N J large I A W gold meal rnude Into A pin owner name on ill llueral reward Erncit T hand Plain fleM N J HELP WANTED MALE Ir 10 I nalul i coke furnaces Apply nt once Brady IrsS Co SOOiH 10th St Jersey Oltv 1 WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS 1I 4 h I I I

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d t J f r P1 I THE EVENING WORLD THURSDAY JUNE 11 19OS 3 1 i WIDOWS YILDm EASILY 10 HIS WINNING WAYS I So Mrs Factor Says of Hus band Who Ran Avay with Her 3000 SUCH A LIAR HE WAS She Married Him With Many Misgivings but Was OverPersuaded I Mare than one rich widow Is believed to have fallen a victim to the charms of Abraham Factor a Hussion who Is wanted In Xew York for running away with 13000 belonging to Mrs Jlosi Factor of No 323 Hast One Hundred and Nineteenth street three days after he married her Factor who disappeared last rebru nry was lor01 a t week In Hoton nd arreted there yesterday Krom tact supplied by Mrs Fiutor to Di trlctAttontc Jerome It Is thought that she Is not the only widow from whom Factor obtained sums of money a he Is known to have paid court to two or three others while ngacod to Mr Hose Factor who wa then Mrs Fretting and Mrs Factor haa learned of dinners and theatre pai tics at which Factor entertained theie widows at b 1 en5e lie hud no nijney hut he seemed to find Unit no hindrance to his courtships It Is thought that he may even have married two or t ee of them How She Was Persuaded Why did I marry him taJ 1 Mr nost Factor yrstrrdav In reply In an Evonlivj World ropm tur Well my Utile dog he has a license to jnotert him Why shouldnt 1 Imve one to pro tect m7 I am a h irduorkiiv wonnn and my children imd Factors brothers IHIsmdcd me Hint I needed some Ill to take rare of lilY moue and HIP nnd I that Factor was an honest man Aih cler liicgnor Irs Factor 15 1 happyfaced lu tlce wlttne fum Vienna and ha amas ed a considerable fortune making I line lingerie I I met Factor many month ago Mrs Factor went on I did not like him nor believe him He wan Intro duced to me by Morn Hiipri a shirt waist maker In lrookln whom I have known lor years Halpern has handled my monev for me and Is an honest I man Factor haw two or three brothers I ers who are welltodo clothing men here and In Boston and one of them i r married Halperna daughter So Hal I pern was very anxious for me to mar ry Factor as he uld he was a good man and could make 50 a week like I tmoklnB i clrar and I would not have I to work an more but could have a 1 good home He said he had looked up the family and they were respectable and well off Factor told me he had two children I found It was a lie three days before the wedding Feb 9 He had four I said I would not marry Factor us lie was a liar Rut they Induced me to his brothers and Halpern all saving he was I a tine man I The day after the wedding I tlgnod I some checks for about SJow to be drawn on HaJpern Pect Into the bank I told my daughter to attend to the checks but xhe left them In the cash box which was not lockeJ When I went to look for tlieu they wee 1 gone So was Factor and also the gold watch of mv first husUiml MIMIP ash and a diamond pin of mine He cashed the check borrowed some mono fiom Later I found JIalperu and skipped i out he hadlied to me about everything from his business to his agi JK has also llcj to other women and if they hdve been as unlucky with him as 1 i 1 have been he will have a long term In r prison I am going to do all I can to put him there 0 DistrictAttorney Jerome Is investigat I ing tho case which will have an early hearing Mrs Factor and Ilnlpern will l both appear against Factor In court I Vassar Girls Ready for the Ballot Declares Leader of the Suffragettes j I Forty Enthusiastic Enough 1 Over Womans Rights to I Defy President DR TAYLOR HEI PLESS Miss Schniederman Tells of Meeting Held Despite Col lege Heads Edict By Rose C Tillotson The Vacsar Colleea girl wants the ballot declared MlB Rose Schnloder mnn of ih Womans Trade Union League Tho on Mondav last accom panied by Irs Harriet Stanton match Mr Charlotte Perkins Oilman and Mis Helen Hay Invaded th Intellect II ual precincts or the college on the Hudson to preach to the mortiwlxiard missus the causa of the miff meat I It was In her office at No J I Wnvarlpy I I place yesterday afternoon that Miss Pchnlederman a frail little woman I with auburn hair and A meek and mild 1 manner far from that of the comic paper nuffrairette dl cloed the fact I I that the Vassar gIrl has deserted her I i hook for the ballot devolution not I evolution according to Mis Schnlerter man who rtally ought to know for sh yaw with her own eyes Is brewing at i the college for forty girls openly defl d I the command of Pr sldant Taylor In order to attend the meeting of the bal lot brigade held In the Calviry Ceme tery property which adjoins the col ICKV grounds Opposed by Dr Taylor PoiIdfnt Taylor had refused us per I mlsslciii to speak at tho college com i mencement so we decided to conduct the meeting despite him said Miss Sclmlcderman We were sure of sue i ce for the modern college girl la pacer to 1iteii to any plans for bettor Ing the conditions of women And It I was n huge succcis even though we were forced to conduct tho meeting un der restriction for President Taylor I highly lIsa pprOle of our movement and had requested the girls not to at tend They cime however forty strong and enthusiastically applauded our sentiments and If I am not mis taken we have created an Interest In the womans suffrage movement In as a r which opposition will not down Does President Taylor object to the militant methods of the suffragettes I Inquired of the leader of the Cap makers Union Decidedly was the answer He I very con ervatlve and strenuously op posed to woman right especially when we pioposed Introducing the sub ject Into the college Barred the Subject Miss Jane Addams was requested by the president to spoik at this com mencement but when she chose the subject Womans Suffrage she was told that they would be plessed to have her I speak upon any subject but that So you see they have declared a taboo against us j It Is not the same In other colleges The suffragettes have created a great i deal of Intewst In their movement i among the younger set by offering prizes In the girls colleges for debates upon equal rights In this way the average college girl becomes cognizant of our work and Is eag6r to continue with It when she leaves her books And Im Mire there will be forty suf fragette graduate from Vassar this spring for every girl who attended our meeting was eager to Join our forces Proof of Their Interest Their disobedience to Dr Taylors commands was proof of their enthusi asm and each and every girl was ready to accept the consequences of her Say The r Girls a per fect fig g e r certainly Chorus saves you money dont It Lady Ive got I mela n c holy By I lashed to the I mast James I used to think Iwasthe Forbes big screech but It looks A CHARMING like Im a STORY false alarm 1 I FOUNDED ON You aint THE PLAY OF the only dally THE SAME hint from Paris NAME IN WHICH ROSE Honest I think that TAHL MADE woman got HER GREAT the most SUCCESS emo t I o nal hair In the Begins business Aint you in afraid of be Ing pinched Evening for peddlln r hot air with World 11 out a license There aint Next no spavin on r my Interlock Tost STAHL THKCHORULADV U PATRICIA OBRIEN Monday LUI o f J c ROSE GCHN IEDERMAN action The suffrage queslon cinnot l e Kept down In the colleges and the more ODrHltion It receives the more It wt1 nourish Dr Tjjlur has said we were pry rude to coma to the col fiGHT YfAROLO GIRL SfllfD SHIP TO CROSS OCAN Little Fraulein Marie Julich Liked the Vessel and Sailed on Her Little Frauleln Mane Julich of Brem en Germany has her own way of cross Ing the Atlantic when the spirit moves her to take a trip and everybody on board the steamship Grosse Kurfurst Including the boMin tight and the mld shlpmlta and tho crew of the captains gig not to mention first cabin and steer age passengers stewards and stokers Is sure It Is the most novel and at the same time the simplest ray In the world The small frauleln Is only eight ears old and her method n she explained I to an Evening World reporter heforo the Grosse Kurfurst steamed from Hoboken at 10 oclock today Is just to go on board after you have picked out the ship you like take a seat In the saloon and remain perfectly quiet until tho ship Is out too far to send you back I Liked the Ship Sailed on It j Maries father Is Fritz Julich and he Is a mechanic Neither his wife nor I his little daughter had ever seen a big I liner o on the morning of June 2 they all dressed up In their Sunday clothes and he took them down to ts North German Lloyd docks In Bremen and as he knew Anton Luders the second I steward permission was readily gained to go aboard and Inspect the vessel Marie was delighted I It Is a beautiful boat she said to her father Let us sa41 on her to America Teacher says It Is a beautiful i country Her father laughed I i e are too poor to sail on this beautiful boat ho said Some dav we will be rich my dear and then e will go to America A second or two afterward Fritz I j Julich ard his wife were called Into I tho second stewards cain to have some I beer before Luders sailed and Mario was left alone on devk This was ex actly what shu wanted She started ut to explore the big liner with ah the oicerness of a Stanley and thii I bravery of a De Solo Up and down companionways she toddled delighted I with tha shining brass the uniforms of the ships officers and the mirrors I that showed her how small she was In such towering surroundings At length sailing time came and all visitors were ordered ashore Maries mother and father went with them and did not miss their daughter until they were on tho pier They thought she was In the crowd and while they were searohlnK for her the Grosse Kurfurat steamed away She Bosses the Captain Five or six hours later Capt Lang renter came upon a small figure cud i died In one of the leather chnlrs In a 1 corner ol the saloon It was not clothed after the fashion of the first oabln pas sengerj and ho thought It had wan dered In from the steerage What are you doing here he asked when he had roused the tired mite I I am going to America answered rnulcln Marie I Donnerwetter Are you answered tllA captain And who arc you The small frauleln told him and then followed an explanation in whIch the I capftln wal much the more zclted lege apclnst his wlslies nnd that he I wll dliclplne the offenders But uo won a victor accomplished what we went to do and made the Vassar girl an I embryo surtrngctte MRS HALL HOM OfNlfS SHf WAS WITH DfNHAM Missing Preacher Located at Sisters Home in Pleasant Hill Mo Mrs ir Birto Hall of Glen Cove Long Inland whose disappearance or i May 12 was coincidental with that ol j the Rev B Q Denham pastor of the Church of the Podplo of Christ Xo 1 323 West Ilfty lth street has returned to Xew York and the missing preacher j haa bobbed up at Pleasant Hill Mo I Through Job II Benton a lawyer of Xo 35 Xaisau street Mrs Hall todiy denied that she had been with the Rev Denham or knew anything of his whereabouts Thc Iluv Denham departed rat ier suddenly He had been umlvr charges i and although acquitted Is said to have I found a strong feeling asaJnst him In I the congreaatlon He trok a Ion va 1 cation colni to Aubcndale Kla Vliii I there ho nut Mr and Mrs Hall who own an i rnfrr grove ut W ner Park Tho pastor returned to New York but after preaching two sernicns diMip peared on Mav 12 Mrs Hall ileparlivl Ion the same day and her hLsband nave out several Interviews In which h called attention to the fret that It was suspicious hat thf couple had laded a way on th same dnv I Robert Christy of iNo 122 West Twentyninth street today received a telesrran from lev Denham It was dacd Plejsant Hill and read Yours to sister received Address me here Pleasalt Hill Mo BeRfBoBrHeB departing the pastor borrowed iOO from Mr Christy who Is an elder In the church and since I then Mr Christy has been in communi cation with the sister Only today he I received a letter from her saying she had located her brother In Iowa and that he WAS on the way to Plea nt I Hill I HillWill the Rev Denhnm return to the churoh here Mr Christy was asked No ho resigned before he went awav he said I Mrs Hall returned to Xew York yes terday said Jr Benton who Is alstl an elder In the church She visited the Now York Life In uranro and Trust I Company and received an equity In i some property She denies having seen 1 Rev Denham or having been with Mm MRS E G ENGLISH DIVORpED I COIXHIADO SPRINGS Juno 11 On the ground of nonsupport an absolute dlvorcu has been granted hero to the I wife of oxLieut Kbort Guy English of New York city She was Miss Flor ence McGovney and English was an otttcor at Fort Logan They met In Colorado Springs and married In New York New Years Dav 100G shortly after she was ent to school there and In which the young lady told him of her firm Intention to make the trip Anton Luders was found and was In clined to scold Ach naughty girl what you arel ha laid You will worry your mother to dea th I At that Marie began to cry and she was such a pretty little girl that the I ships ofllcera and the passengers who had gathered around wanted Anton put in Irons for causing her grief but shd I smiled through her tears and was happy again when It was explained that a wireless message would ba sent to her parents telling them of her safety Then he nettled down to enjoy the trip and no first cabin passenger ever had B better time The other passen gers took up a collection for her and ho brought with her enough candy and fruit to fit out a shop Hut when the Grosiio Kurfurst docked at Hn brfe hoken the little frauleln was not al lowed to leav tho vessel and she railed back to Bremen today without having leenmUch of America t I THINKS MORGAN HAS OWNfO WALL STI LONG fNOUGh ocio Knapp Vilh S Comes From Mystic to Take It Awav Vnfi 1Tcnzo ICnapp sevei i IM od of Mvntlc Cunn tvi ala i befor I lIlrat Sttlnerl In Ks Mirket Court todnv he told n r f avlng SIO and coniltic to Nm Y wii the Intention if Mkiim 1 tieet ann from Moixan IMti man Mnhoney of the Edrldse mrei slut n tonk ha old man In i hiru nicn IIP ilccostlrI him nuking the i to 1 bucket shop The pnlr linn tiiDiisit Kimpp who has long win lia r nnd kwks like the Sundav supp mrnt irlcture of a fanner ought tu tnken care ot and tlicrefuru arreste i him I am of age said Knapp tn I Magistrate I worked up hum an saved 3G Now I think I know a t i r or two nnd I came on down here to ml a oraik nt Wall street Its al n gamble anyway an l 1 cant free why I don t have as gooM a show as Harrl man Itvan or Morgan or nnj of that Towil I want to llnd a liurkel shop ami then I will commence with ilils fW and Ill Just keep tin until I take Wil street uwny from Morgan I ulll soon own n brown stone house right down here on Fifth avenue If you Just let me out of this pesky place Magistrate Riclncrt didnt think It safe for Knapp to turn him lnoe and consequently sent him over to the Department of Charities until his fain ll can IHJ notltled Knapp emI to think this was n schome to save Wall Street from Ills clutches tGG SELLER PLAYS ROLEOFLOVE1MER Grossfield Says Herman Vio lin Dealer Employed Him to Trap Mis Herman After four years of skirmishing In thi courts tho connublaJ woes of Jake and Fannie Herman of No W Clinton street where Jakes signs announce that he teaches harmony and deals In rare old violins was today brought te trial before Justice Dayton and a jury After nine years In double harness with Fannie Jake says through ht counsel Michael H Harris he wa demoralized by the receipt of n sum mons and complaint and notice of mo tion for alimony from House Orossmir Vorhaus In a suit for separation In which Fannie charged him with al sorts of violent abusive and cruel acts destruction of dometlc peace and up setting to her nervous system and peace of mind She asked for M n week with which to support herself anti her two I llttlo girls Lena and Esther ten and I beven years old But that U not the case that came to trial today There was a lot of legal fencing Justice Amend ordered Jake to pay alimony and then Jake tiled an answer denying that ho w ever anything other than a loving Irdeedi a doting husband and father And he added as a further and sepa rate defense that Fiinnle from 15W I down to UW had Illrted with other men more particularly with Mac Hnl porn and with Joseph Krlnsky In fact according to Jake Fannie wa so unlvnsil In her love iflnlrs that he didnt know tho names of some of them and these he called John Doe and Richard Roo for want of their real names Egg Merchant Appears One of these revealed hlmsclf to M H Grossman In the person of Jacob I Orostleld ot No ill htanton street a dealer In eggs at Washington Market Grossfleld made an allldavlt that Jake Herman confided to him that lie had wiaried of marital bickerings and ask d lavish attentions the egg merchant to upon Fannio and lure her out of the bitten path The ege man asserted that I Jake told him If a divorce was ob tained there was a J50 note for him I with an expense allowance of 1 a day for Ice cream sodas street car fares In vltlts to the zoo the Aquarium and other points of Interest The burden or the egg merchants af fidavit was that Jake never paid him the 50 It win not his fault that Fan nles attitude was persistently Platonic towards him He did his best and worked hnrdt i laborer Is worthy of his hire and he wanted the JSO It was Jakes charges against Fan nlo upon which he demands an abso lute divorce that came to trial todav nnd Charles Goldzln put In n defense for Fannie that she was the Intended victim of a conspiracy She was sur rounded hv a dozen women all In their best raiment such itt they wear In the Grand vtrcnt parade Saturday 1 nftornnons and Sundays SPEAKS FOR ITSELF I perleiiue of n Sunllioru Sinn Please allow me to thnnk the orlgl nptor of Postum which In my case speaks for Itself writes a Fla man I formerly drank so much coffee during the day that my nervous sys tem was almoit a wreck My physi cian told me to quIt drinking It but t hnd to have something to drink so I tried Postum To my sreit surprise I saw qultn a change In my nerves In about 10 days That wa a year ago and now my nerves are steady and I dont have those bilious sick headaches which I regularly had while drinking coffee Postum secerns to have bodybuild ing properties and leaves the head clear And I do not have the bad tarte In my mouth when I get up mornings When Postum Is boiled good and strong It Is far better In taste than coffee My advice to cof I fee drinkers Is to try Postum and be convinced Theres a Ileaaon Name given by Postum Co Hattlo Creek Sllch Read The Road to ellvllle In pks Ever read the above letter A new one appears from time to time They are genuine true and full of J human Interest t OMAX WHOM Ttilc K I snujfit HA F nr VAILKD 10 ToAi j it MRSFANMIE HERM N KILLED BY ROLLING LOG I Arthur Piltis a laborer at the Nich ols Chemical Works In Iaurel Hill L t wax killed while unloading tim ber from a Mat ear He wan worltln1 n hfiivy tlrk of timber out iipnn a iiinuay when ho lost his balance and slipped dowll the runway undur the lofr Ho was crushed to death Siltls ns thirty years old and lived with a wife und two children nt Mas petli Tuberculosis Cured in Six Months A Specialists Successful Treat ment and Cure of Chest Diseases The iilendd rrMills tlmt nre rcwnrdlne tlio CIls ade against Tuberculosis which Dr Anderson bus hell conductlne for tho pnrl leult of his skill i eeral cars are a direct n nnd ability to correctly lneaie not recognlic Tuberculous nid rfny other throat or Inn1 dlene In tliclr earliest Bfiues by exnmnn tlon with his maielious Amlr on XIlght which detects nnd reveals illnenso before the tubercle bacilli appear and from three ti fix months sooner than Is possible by the usiinl medical ernmlnnton One of the innny hundreds of llr Ander sons cured cnicn wrltej of hH rcinirknbU rccoery I had been ailing foine months nn nlthouKli I hnd been under the cure of sev eral different pliyletnn I did not Im prove nnd the medlrlne I allowed Into my ftomnch did not relieve me My couh crew worse and 1 wns so tortured at nh by rouglilne spoils nnd night sweats that I could not slrep Mv doctors cirh sMil 1 Ind no hnix trouble that It was lust bronchial rntnrrh rinallv j crew o weak and lost sn nuirli flesh nnd strength that I was ntillgril to give up mv work nn n clpar manufacturer I had chills and fever my Ippetlte vra entirely none nml nt last broke dow n com plelev from nlnrinlnK henmrrhanfs I vti coimiietelv lIp ournll1 nnil KI up all hope hen a neighbor rnlliil my at tention to tle rrent suiies and many rnre nr Anderson tne PpoenlKt wns imKInu I hnd my wife take me to his nfflre anl aftir ho hail ulsen me nrli a tlmrmmh eT ninlnntlnn wtli the Andersnn X Ilirht nnl Inialed mv trouble rornetly ns Pulmonary Tuberculosis of neirlv onehnlf or the right liilia and found tubercle bncllli In mv F iiiiiim frt pnnlle tint nt Inst mv rnff was nerfeollv unilerstood nnd I then rrnllrul how easily I mlpjlit lmo been i nre I without tbe lo s of FO nuuh time nnd money It my rise hnd been properly dhunped ind undertooil at thn bcglnnliig uf u y ilnpps i Althoiiab 1 wns In the second since of Pulmorary Tuberculosis Consumption I derided to trv Ir Andersons treatment nf nedlrated Inhalation electricity dirt nnd opennlr exerel e My Improvement w remnrkable rlsrht I from the ntnrt as my caje respcndrd to the trTtment very qiiliKly My chili nleht twents and fever ttopped IlemorrhaKes Clew lr s nt first and soon reied entirely nnd I have revrr hnd one FinN I resumed my work In a short time mined In FtreiiKth and fipsh nnd today weigh 1 pnunds I nm a well man nnd I I hnrt lx different dcetors before I knew of I Dr AnderKOU who cured me of Consump tion In nn ortvanced stage within fix inonthf I I nnlv wlh nil other suHerfrs from IUDR dlseaie coultl know of llr Antl ron his iiblllty to Invfintly detect and rtingnose any lung or throat or chest disease nnd his I thoroiich trertnieut nnd speedy cure of thl decehlnc and hidden dlsrasc of the lungs Address furnished for reference I Pr Anrter nns nftlce Is located at 50 West Td it N w York Ibetwen 5th and Cth I nve Iloun Dnllv 10 to 4 Mondnv I Vri5ne dny Prldny eenlngs till S oclock 1 Sundays n to 2 Kvimlnntlon nnd consul titlon ore glen free at tho ndlee If IIn1 n10 to nil write for pnrtlrnlnr i I ir I K sn CompetHion ITS 11 lIIIls 1101 Th n 0 n 1 thpn hp Shavr 25c Safety Razor I liif air conn to irinliitioiuir nfttr I riuu vcllns Iue ni two Ithe bvlr nil UK rini bill ic lilnlf lilt Ililnu II Ii mud cl the linut Ulrioi I nrrl Tlic inior l toM at V n J 1 UCJIC nillltfl foi our hlldfi rtia III Idn Pnrk3e o lltiiffj 2V illn Himi IKnimcH nonpfM life tn Our iinriiiilrpi In v1 Oil n fr ITS 11 IS tlllI IIIIIIS XII tl S I 11 1 It yutfi I lit tale uf all II v lutfn TtllI f1 11 I IIr Yrr k cllII nt all ilfolcis iiitiii ShrpShavr Razor Co 101110 Dunn si eV VorU rll I Jil i I II iTWO HUSBANDS I SAY THfY SHARm TIMf V ITH V lft rnmarkit jUuy wn o d In the 1It Criminal Ilinf tit Nmil u toiliy hen a wuman and tun men to liuth Uuvii tin unman admitted liming fli mirrle were uriaUned before nlKe IIWH mi n rlmrK iif ilUoiiUrly ndunt Tliu pi Nuiieii were Iruiin Za linn won i mrs od Frank VA ii inn iJxuit tin BIIIU nxe living at No Kat Iirlv Mteet Newaik and ilcnij Ju n luvvyci who resides ut tl liKlitli avenue Manhattan XcvoidltiK tip stilcmHiits In court Za nann Is the MHIIIH Vat bnndhuv u in nned Hr In St Ixmls three yours so Jhty mo ilrst cmislnit Jajfgor iho was in Intimate friend of the lam v married the woman In Clilttigo tyirec Mdts ago It n flalmed Shurtly Iwfore in slie had left ajnano nnd she and Jagger Mrter they had been married f II Sow Yotk annum came Hum St louls to New 11 and went to live at the liu t Park f i eel house Three days ugo ho dine i New Vmk nml told Jngier that un s he n itM l to let the viunan cum Newark anil spend couple of s wlUi him he would commit aul Ide mKger consented and th iwomm re iiirnc wltJi Xiimann fInd lived two diivs with him The time was up last night and J MT tIr went to pwirk to tnke tho WO lIIell k lIIanll cconlrMnled hla 1 wife 1111 J UU h till larkt tr t d tln or tIl HaJlrOadii I ellrell that ho couI lIut H 1 t 1111 hlR wlro HIf1n Iw1 0 with llm Ho i n1 I inl a 1I11l1tl and whllo t w 1 nt 1 l1ukt thel1l Iht trio j f d II I tI IC prisoner S In1 tll 110 thJllon They fj gH t J rlenR to coml to nlI i R4iiighO m I I II i ed Bugs I 0 I Knocks Bcd Bugs SiIIYt Puts Ranches out of business in I a Jiffy I c and c at Drugctlto or Orocernl r llardwnr torcl E S WELLS ChemIst I Jerey City N Ju 1 1 i I Millinery W Iltl I 23d Street West I I IMPORTANT SALE FRIDAY Midsummer Millinery JzCf Trimmed Millinery New Midsummer Models including the Directoire model also Charlotte Corihv styles made of lace net and straw together with a large variety of Wing and Flower Hats artistically trimmed the prevailing styles abroad S aia 1000 1500 Valuer 10 35 20 165 Ribbon and Wing Trimmed Hats draped with chiffon and silk new Midsummer styles SPFCIAI f 500 O I I V l f L cti i Ladles Genuine Panama Hats ribbon trimmed value 1000 400 White Chip Untrimmed Hats I with black edges Leading styles 245 Charlotte Corday Shapes Net and Lace unusual value 450 Renard Waists I White allover Embroidered Batiste Waist embroidered in blue and lavender tucked yoke and back short sleeves lace trimmed Salt Price 150 Value 300 11 Orthopedic Low Shoes For Women Easy Walking Low Shoes in Tan Russia Calf Brown Kid Patent Colt and Black Vici Kid Low heel and broad sole 300 to 600 Arch Supporting Shoe with sup porter made in the shoe 400 Alexander I SIXTH AVENUE AND NINETEENTH STREET You Can t Cf11re Constipation With at ihRp The cause of constipation is the use of Take one night and morning if tho harsh physic bowels are calloused But the lin t begins with the occasional use of ings will soon become natural Then Fairs and harsh pills They Irritate youll need less the bowel lining as shown by the Before very long the bowels do nil griping and pain that is necessary Then you arc well Then Nature hardens that lining just But the next time the hmels need as she hardens the skin where you temporary help remember not to constantly irritate it The lining abuse them like the skin becomes calloused Its natural functions cease Cnicaret are candy tablets her are sold by all druggists but never in bulk tu suro to take oftener then Then you physic K et the Krnuliii with CCC an cury tablet larger doses The box Is marked like this Eventually the bowel lining grows so hard that you have chronic consti pation Pills cant cure that troublo for they were the cause of It I You must do now what you should The vcstpockcl box is 10 cenM have done nt first Take nothing The minlhtreatmrnl box 61 trnt but Cascarcts U000000 boic told annually au j Sunday World Wants Work I Monday Morning Wonders e

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l I 0 THE EVENING WORJbD Tt1JkDAY JUN tt 11 1 9 O r r i HlTCHCOCK OUT I Of TOMBS CELL It HIS BAIL 75OO t Pour Indictments Still SuinJ but They Are Not Likely to Be Pressed MARTIN ENGEL ON BOND Comedian Says Verdict Is t What He Expected Engaged f gaged by Isman After spending MX day In the Tombs Raymond Hitchcock the actor wa i turned out at noon today on a ball of T7EOO whloh Martin Engel furnished Four indictments still stand all chore R Ing him with offense against fourtee yearold Elsie Voocks but It Is not probable that the comedian will ever be called upon to answer them or any one of them WlfiMn an hour utter he left the prison Hitchcock had sfsned a con tract to appear for fnur years under the management of Felix Ismnn of New Tork and Philadelphia For the time being he will appear In the IsmanGus Edwards summer show The Merry i GoRound now playing at the Circle When the Jury that had been trying HHchoodk for alleged mistreatment of Helen Von Hagen came Into the Crimi nal Branch of the Supreme Court at 3 oclock this morning with a verdict of not guilty Hltclicook and Wi friends expected that ho would be freed at once But Justice Gott had no such Intention Ho sent the prisoner back to his cell until come decision had been reached In regard to the accusations yet pending I Martin Engel His Surety However this detail was coon arranged I ranged Assistant Dist rlct Attorney i larvnn who had charge of the prose cution of Hitchcock both during the recent I cent trial and during his nrit trial for abducting and assaulting Flora Whlston slgnilled Mint he would Interjmse no ob jection to tho release of the actor on ball AccordlnKly Hitchcock lawyer Max Steuer com to the court hou e at 11 oclock accompanied by Enirel who was Hitchcocks original surety It was agreed that the bond should stand at the old figure J7KO Hitchcock who had been up for hours and waiting Impatiently was brought across the Bridge of SIgh for the last time He carried his personal belong ings In a valUe The papers were signed In the office of Assistant Dlstrtct Attorney Miner who has charge of the ball bureau Then Hitchcock was taken before his Uts trial Judge There was no formal arraignment or pleading Justice Ooff merely ratified what had been don and Hitchcock WBJ e free man Sculling broadly the comedian hurried upstair again going thH time to the Sheriffa office where his wife Flora Zabello the Armenian actress was waiting for him With her were the two close friends of the couple Mr and 1Ire Buckmlnstor from the Hotel Flanders llrs Hitchcock was In tears and on thA verge of hysteria She kissed her husband ojraln and again She did not tool equal to saying any thing hot he was willing to make a short statement In the Intorview It came out for On first time that Hitchcock Is no longer under contract to Manager Henry W AiAdA4tk2 JAFairFace Is a Fortune in Itself Even a plain countenance may be brightened and beautified by I I the use of Hikers Violet Cerate the daintiest and most delightful Face J Cream and Complexion restorer that ever adorned the toilet table Apply daily and watch the results r iYTrY It for Sunburn a It Prevents and Heals Shine your silver brass und furni e FREE ture with SHAA1O the new polish I o SHAMO ing cloth Used wet or dry It i DEMONSTRATION docs the work quickly and satis I factorily Always shine with i AT HIKERS ShAMO 25c 35c SOc 65c I 34th ST STORE Seconds lOc And we have all kinds of Face Creams at the very lowest prices I Othwn Kllirrn Others lUkrrn 1rlce Vrlre rrlcen Price I Milkweed Cravt SO nil Panto Crean no 11 Manila Cream fO 81 Ialrrti Itloom of Youth 75 111 I Mnlvlna Cream BO Hit HRKan Mncnolla nalm 7 5 111 I I KIKKHS mid Cream HlKKItS Orrli and Cucumber I I Oxzyn Balm fO 84 ber rrearn 1 nuthymol Cream ro lf LanolIn Cold Cream BO 89 Rhfa Cream Ml an ItllilW rden Face PompHan Cram BO 11 Ioa1er 2S Iablaohe Powder 80 i2 KIKIHS Her lolIP for the RIKERS DEODORIersUan 75 I Persian Bouquet Soap 2B U 0 A dainty antiseptic cerate 1 Howard Violet Soup IB 10 which renders Cliarlei n li rood SO 2U r perspl 25c DacRdt i Tlamxlelli ColJ ration odorless rnua 25 111 ItllvKKs Iliunlnn Cream 25o 71 I Viola Cream BO m rnx i Hhurinr Cream rn Vn I KIKKlfS Cream lOr Hoses no lee haxlnir Foam 21 20 Woodburys Kaclat Cream 2B 11 IMKIMfs Ainiitiil rream an I Komnt Crtum u Itl IJlfjs Iold roam 25 11 Knowltons Ma fHKe roam 5 0 Hit tot ol as Cream IUO Tti I Hindus Honey unU Almond Hexull Almond Cream an I Cream BO an rro tuia ss in Packer charm 2 r 11 ltlKIlt1 Ierlllo Lotion 2 I Ilazellno noV rlI ail a o I HI Oriental Cream 1 is lilt oinitol r am y HII I N A Swccl Novelty t Just another word about Johnsons Swiss Milk RIKERS II Chocolate Creams A Mosl Delicious Confection Entirely New Violet Cerate I Trial Size Package lOc I Its the best face A Pure Luicicui Cream Covered with fodct Milk Chocolate cream ever ma e At All HIKER Stores POST PAID SOC Jlioie nml Mall Orilir iirninntly nlit hur i uriiiuiiti jliIlid Im lie llen In irritfr Neu York Mull Order Ilpiwrtnient Mith Ale A and St 0 v York IC Iltitiin Mt llriiilljn RtKERs DRUG STORfS NEW VOIiK nth MC t Id ct h AVO Hth St Broadway A Old W i rY dIfHIg St 1315 i l Uth Kl ojipi c the Wado f HHlOKIYN 450 Futon S llh lumbla 1 110 HU nIUIlt e 1ulun UnIon RIo Sumner JlTern APO r S ores n 1 0 t7 7 J GV INFORMATION 1 FOR VOTERS ABOUT I Former Prebidints of the United States VicePresidents of the United States Presidents Pro Tern of the Senate Speakers of the United States House of Representatives I Presidential Cabinet Officers I Secretaries of the United States Treasury I i Secretaries of War I i Secretaries of the Interior Secretaries of the United States Navy r PostrrastersGeneral of the United States AttorneysGeneral of the United States I c Secretaries of Commerce and Labor Justices of the United States Supreme Court United States Department officials L United States Ministers and Ambassadors t Foreign Ministers to the United StrU1 Governors of New York State Mayors of Nev York City THE WORLD ALMANAC ENCYCLOPEDIA FOR T08 the greatest rctdrd rene guide ever uinp1 presents l00o t1I111 I and Interestlni facts and ftures J Price At News L Stands 25c By Mail 35c 1 j Sfcrr r 1 l aIo C it i iIW I Savage who irtarred him In Th Tan kea 1jurlst and before that In Tha Yankeu ioiurul and King Dodo Just What He Expected I mu t get to work at once said Hitchcock to an Evening World re porter I need the money I have been doing nothing tor tumo time and 1 tae I been under licuvy expcnsp I have one or two offers to po into musical shows and I shall I rolMl accept one of them 1 may uiiptar in 11 suininor production ut ono of the bvache1 near New York After that my plans are Indctlnlto I am tired out and nirvoui and the first thlUK I want n n rest Im KOltn dOwn to my house at Great Neck to get iL Im glad the public haanl lost faith In mo The papers treated me decently my friends showed that they believed I was innocent and the Jury ac iittttJ late wJilch wale exactly what I lxleted all jilonK I feel hap and I wunt to thank all ray fr mli and well wishers who stuck to me My lawyers did splendid work and I appreciate that toofrom the court building the party drove to Mr Steuors trice where it wa announced that the liwyer would give out a formal statement on behalt of his client This stntemont It nppearert had to do with llltchoooks professional plans A repe cntatlve of Knells Ixman was vaiting for the actor at Htcura rooms No 115 Droadittij Mr Inmon Wmaelf will come OTvt from 1hlladelphla to morrow night and go to Great Neck to ceo Hitchcock but In the mean time lila uent got the artors nam on a fouryear contract It was announced I that a play to pull Hitchcock talents would at once bo constructed for pro I duction In the early fall but that for the time beIng ho would play In the I MerryaoIlounrt beginning not later than Saturday nl rht of next week and possibly earlier This being ar ranged the actor and his wife loft In their axitomoWIe for Long Island Not Likely to Be Tried Again Mr G rvan declined to sav what dls position would bo mail ot the Elsie I Voeoks Indictment but it Is believed I that having twice failed to procure I Hitchcocks conviction Ito will After a time move that they 60 quashed I The Jury in the Von Ha ii case went out at 7 JO oclock last ililit and stayed out more than ten hour At ono time they abed It IH said ceien to five for conviction but most of the tlm the division was even six tf six Finally on the principle of citing the accuse1 man the benefit of a reasonable doubt they come to a verdict Flora Zabellfl flew at hr husband tal embraced him tho Jurors all hook hands with Hitchcock and when he got back to the Jail the othr prisoners on lite tier all woke up and cheered for him HEARST GAINS 30 MORE IN RECOUNT So Far He Has Added to His Total 218 Votes in 464 Districts Having found it Just a fair daiS work Justice Lambert had the ballot boxes from another 103 election dis tricts brought to the Supreme Court for the recanvesd of the rote in the HearstVcClellan recount suit The one hundred boxes to be opened today wore from nis Chief Murphys own Eighteenth Assembly District thei Nineteenth where Thomas E Rush was and Is the Tammany leader the I Twentieth led by Thomas Murphy and tile VwvntrMeonti Where Btftaoli J Lantry Mayor Modellana moot loyni mipporter Is the Tammnny leader Up to recess seventyfour ballot bon had been opened and the recount howed a rain of 30 for Hearst making a net gain of 31S In 434 election districts 8MA8HUP ON NEW HAVEN ROAD WORCESTER June UTwo men were badly Injured a locomottra smashed and fifteen can with their oontents destroyed in a rar nd col lision between two freight trains near Auburn Mass on the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad last night nightCASTOR CASTORIA For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature 4 of I Going to Wanamakers ck Jr Much Bettered Isubway Astor Place Station In Fttfll444 Basement Restaurant w Building 9th floor Local trains tWe Women every minutes Men or Walters Broadway both 3 Hadlson Avenue ways Mens Dining and Smoking Salon 4 Second Avenue Surface Fourth ave Daily Organ Recitals in the Auditorium New Building 5 Eighth Street Surface Tea Room I old Bulidin 67illIrdAve llevated Surface Store Oloses 530 P M including Saturdays LunchcorKRoomf Very quick Breakfast Room good service Place Furs in our Winter Vaults From the beginning of this business How the Summer Waists Have in Philadelphia over fortyseven years ago Been Flying This Week I our store has been known to every one as Ylng 1 the square store So a II square deal is BOX after box of Charming Summer Waists has been hall nearly a century old rushed to us from the various manufacturers to The Xew York part of the business is for kO make the up inroads caused by the lively selling and what to growing going to gIOWIn gOlll on promises of the last few days There will be waists in plenty to be oven larger than the Philadelphia busi suit pretty nearly every womans taste tomorrow particularly I ness which is also growing ticularly in these three Why should it not be so V Is not New York groups I a larger and greater city Is not an 4 Waists at 275 absolutely fair store always a desirable Lingerie Waists of lawn In a great number of styles with lace trimmed yokes Also tailored Waists of lawn and Japanese silk addition to the metropolis of America j This store shall always look outjirst for 650 Waists at 375 the best interests of the customers This Dainty styles of batiste effectively trimmed with lace medallions we believe to be the best safeguard of our add insertion or attractive embroidered designs Also handsome waists of net and lace own interest i i 575 Waistsat5 I I ffwe nAIl 1 Lingerie Waists of fine materials elaborately trimmed with lace w 1IffIjY and embroidery Also other waists of lawn In dainty colors prettily embroidered And waists of plain plaited net trimmed with Jabot I Fourth floor Old BuddIng 1 Beautiful LACE COATS for 825 iI Sale beginning at 10 A M Friday Nothing in the lot will be reserved nor can choice be made before hour named The importer i only let them out to us Wednesday I Recent Prices 2250 25 and 30 I In the last few weeks women have turned from wearing tailored coat suits to lighter i dresses that roquire a coat on cool days or I J t evenings AND LACE COATS HAVE BEEN lr I I ChOSEN THE POPULAR FAVORITES J We have sold of 1 practically ever one our o T 22 GO 25 and 30 Lace Coats and have c t r jy just found a beautiful lot of a few hundred Coats bf r of the identical styles These coats come from abroad unfinished and are afterwards lined I r t to with taffeta Their earlier prices were only See proper valuesbut the happenings of the last t I i iiE L two days give us those splendid coats so much r t below value that we can sell them at 825 cy c 1 f We illustrate and describe four of tho dozen

l ir I fi k1 or more charming models All sizes 32 to 44 I I in each style 11 I The first coat on the left Is n Jaunty hlplengrth ij I 1 model made of handsome black lace somlfHted back 1 f collarless elbow alwves lined with an excellent quality I f a I of black taffeta ji III The next Is a very handsome white or champagne i I t color lace model of which there Is only a limited num a j I ber with BomJlltteU back collarless trimmed with a I i touch of color at neck and down front abort sleeves I L I taffeta line throughout The third Is a very handsome coat of black silk I I j braid made In the very latest model pointed In back and j front 33 Inches long collarlesa short sleevea taffeta i c lined throughout I The coat on the right Is a very handsome coat 32 I Inches long made of black lace semifitted back collar less elbow sleeves lined with an excellent quality of black taffeta mina floor ow Dull IJl1 Newest and prettiest Womens semi dress t t A S th Sale of I hats 250 that n hair Summer styles in Night Sunnyweather a e 0 the original price They are stylish gowns that Very Charming Parasols I straws with F I women who see I I Semidress I smart trimmings 1 Specially I of wings mills the m Wll i LAIN Taffeta Parasols to match the hat bows and coq feathers and i Hats I Attractive Js c r III g hlway PLAIN a I ribbons that I with worn white frocks Here I i have been Jostled I Nightgownsslt to Pos Dainty Parasols of Dresden silk for the pretty Sum I Reduced In the Juno rush Iso a Priced in mer gown Hero here and there Brown and need black a stitch n way that All sorts of Parasols for all sorts of gowns and and Copenhagen blue navy makes possession easy times Hero Royal Salon Third floor Old Dldjf At 135 instead of 175 And all fourth to a third less than value Tomorrow Dainty white wash rrosslinr dimity low ncclt short 3 Parasols at 2 able belts are 18c each sltovcs with lace bdgo Nainsook embroidery yoke or ln er Extra quality all silk with hemstitched borders or In fancy Instead of 25c 85c and tItle their titans bias folds checks or btrlpus all colors regular values Nalnsook finely plaited medal I Summer I We gold nearly 4 Parasols at 285 lions ol lace Insertion and embrold one thousand re cry nionfH short kimono sleeves 11 M silk In floral designs taffeta silk plaited also black and I Belts cently In ono whl i with colored borders I day so they have At SIH5 instcnj of 225 I I niaJe frio n Is NUrit iok bfjuure neck yoke trim 5 Parasols at 375 l8c j They are plain or inert A eunpler with style Ince of short MTV puffed lIne nalniook sleeves Dresden silk with satin stripes plaltwi taffeta anti handem em h r 0 I d riiiin l ii IL sliiiri Ieees einbr llery broidered whlto linen Maln aisle Old Bulldlnj cred with plain or scalloped edges I trmiMifil Kujrih floor Old tlulldlnr Pearl buckles MaIn floor nil nu Formerly JOHN WANAMAKER Broadway Fourth avenue A T Stcivart Co 2 L r r 1 Eighth to Tenth street Q I 1I I I I ALL CARS TRANSFER To 1 wlfftliltlfL ue I 1EXNCTONm3P4VE 59ro6OSr i j I MEN J Just Two More Days in r Which to Have a Summer Suit or Prince Albert Coat I and Vest I I Made Order for to 1280 I I Dont Delay Place Your Order at Once Just think of it a suit or Prince Albert coat and vest made for you exclusively r the most skilled 1 tailors for 1280 I tj p and you may choose the mater I ial from an assort 1 ment of 40 differ I entuptothemin ute weaves t The tailors who r will make your suit I are men who stand S foremost in the pro i J I fession The cutters L are men whose long practice assures ac curacy The trim I 5 mines that are used are the best The materials embrace BLUE SERGE light weight worsteds cheviots clay diagonals and thibets DAYS OF SALE I of high quality and desirable design WiJ Jam 3d We guarantee absolute satisfac Tknr June 4th tion If you are not entirely pleased fri JmtSth T I with the garnts after they have Sah June Slk been delivWs Q Mtn June Sift I ercdwjwill jH MOU Tat JaneOlh promptly refund if Rd JuliE IOtA I 12 11tr f fund your fuss lIsA money A M I Fri Jane 12th I marvellous L Sat Jane 13th bargain at I Pram Floor coth Rt Section I All Cars Transfer to B oomingdaes Lex to 3dAre 3th to 60th St ALL CARS TRANSFER TO I ooiiiiiqie Dont Wait 1 ejtTtt I Buy One ToMorrow They I Are Selling Very Fast I Great Sale of 1500 I Walters i Fil S Pianos In uw by over SOono PROMINENT AMERICAN FAMILIES In rtTi4l minimal cnn rant rt r jubllc school irjbllc building In fact wherever the piano of quiult In required Tioy nrv bunt to natiify the mot cultivated taste and aj p Pal to the moat die crlmlnntlnf inuslclana Itullt x tho Mwit Expert Piano M Jter No Better Piano can be mad at I 1 any Ilrlo In Thli Great Sale we offer lSOO of them beginning at 198 I Pianos Priced Up to 300 j I 5 Down and 1 Per Week No Interest No Insurance No Extras I Delivered on Payment of S5 I Guaranteed for Fifteen Years Tuning Free One Year I I Chair and Cover Included tffUO miltrri Model iro u iiT Model nn 11I100 V alters 31111 2211 soo Wullrri Model ColonialIMI II p37 Vnltern Moilrl A rnti vertical Grand i Upright aTB 900 Walters Maslertone Player Piano Oat II IIIIIfffILi iii j fits 450 25 Down and 10 a Month II I iiI I 1111111 II I II I I IIti I IliliPiIU II ill Mahogany Oak and Walnut 7 18 ootav iatd I itiIllIIHll fJ Ii rtrlnirs buihe tunln pin doubl veneered oluL copp JiIl I lJIIlTliilIII iii iii rromed all the way through 1 finest repeating actIon cru I ite I ililiiliIffII ir II GUARANTEE FOR 25 YHAIW alxteon POUnd tell llI lIilIllilIlII Ill Ill mern bra t pedals and trlmmlnr ham IlIilIliiII 11111 iii Conilatlng of player cabinet benoh or rolbi at i IIIIIIIIIIIPJIII 11111 II I and scarf mwolo J III1II1j Extraordinary Offer Free fl TO EVKRY IimcHASER of a plarw We will r reMnt I i Ph free of chare one of thee beautiful newest style hand I III III um music catlne to match piano IL III Exohnlllte We will take your Old Plann In nahanc UIIIMI lleiiurat repreientatlve will call AI Can LIX 10 3d Ave BLOOMINGDALES 7arutr 10 591 10 601 St If Theres a Fortune in the Ground for You Dig it up World Real Estate Wanted Ad will find a Bargain and a World Real Estate For Sale Ad will Sell it at a Profit I I 4 4 J 10 j h L rL i04t t 1

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I I i4It r t IT1IE EVENING WORLD THURSDAY JUNE 11 19O I THE STABBED IN A FIGHT OVER GAMf OF CARDS VfcBms in Hospital One Dy ing and Two Others Locked Up i Salvatore Cuono a laborer thirty preen old of No 3U Eart One Uun rl and Serenth street Is dying In the Harlem Hospital today end two other ol his countrymen are occupying ed JotolDf cots sufferIn from severe wound which like the mortal injuries ef Cuono were rgortvcd In a general tabbing affray foAwInst a Quarrel over sarda In the rooms of Pasquale Cuono on the fifth floor of No 2072 First Aft DUe at 2 oclock today Angelo Cmbarla and Juliano IX tnenloo both of No WT1 First avenue are prisoners In the East One Hundred I and Fourth street police station bloodstained and surly Knives with fresh blood on handles and bladea were found In their possession after the tabbing I Paapuale Cuono the host at the card party Is being sought by the police Olovanl Cuono a brother of Pasquale and Salvatore Marino are the other wounded men Each Is slashed on bands face and chest Hhe surgeons performed the desperate operation of laporotomy to save Sal vatore Cuonos lira Ills Intestines were protruding from a deep cut In the abdomen the hos domen when he was taken to pital He retained consciousness through out and sullenly declined with the other Injured men to Identify the two prisoner bedside era brought to his Pasquale Cuonu had Invited the men to his rooms to play cards At 1 oclock the was In progress and all hands game were Inflamed from drinking red Ink I At 2 oclock the general fight followed I and when the police arrived the floor of the cardroom was covered with heap blood and tile three victims were In a I 1 BUYS PART OF THE PLAZA WITH TIPS Hotel Doormans Pickings Put 12000 in Com panys Bonds Thomas Clifford doonnan of the Ho Ul Plan hoMa C2000 In bond tod r of the hotel whloh employ htm And the money with whldh he acquired them baa been rsctlvrd In tips from hotel guest and patrons sine Oct 1 ISO when the big hostelry wa opened joins mom eh1 Twelve thousand good old dollnrs In eight months and eleven day The tip craze Is surety predomi nant at the Plaza If Clifford continues to hold his Job and GK Up rate keeps up Its average Doorman Clifford who II nbeorbtaK coin like a hopper does corn will have netted JISOOO for the year Clifford In glittering uniform stands on the sidewalk In front of the hotel opening carriage doors summoning car riages and elvlwr waiting vehicles the signal at the proper time He bows and smiles and smiles send bows until the tip elusive U snared and tuokid It Isnt bit hard away In his pocket a I for Doorman Clifford to smile He Just cant help It You must humor the public says I Clifford philosophically I have had many plEasant seconds with society folk They are all right If you know them and It Is iny business to know them I have heard wealthy folks talk nf bonds and I got the Idea that our hotel bonds would bo a pretty good In vestment Anyway 1 Have sunk the tweUe thou In Plaza bonds For ten years Clifford was doorman at the Holland House and became ac nuftlntod with a great many weiI known persons He has speculated In real es tate and mode money though tips other than the cash one from his patrons Her Progress From the Philadelphia Pros The last time I saw you you were lomplalnlnir about jour servant being K slow Oh she8 progressing now Is she really Ye shes getting slower and slower You Will Pay Far Less Money for Your Home Furnishings if You Buy from Us We present for your approval a few of the many extraordinary bargains to be had at our store this week Every article offers convincing proof of our low prices Why not come in and see us We can assure you we will make it worth your while A complete Bed Outfit like Most Liberal Credit House design this weeK for tJ 3VO ORDMDRIARrY t I 155157159 EAST 23RD ST I TWO DOORS WEST of THIRD AVE NY Tills outfit consists of one 1 white enamelled metal bedstead one I sanitary 1875 For this 525 Quar soft top mattress and one I all steel I tcrcd Oak Buffet woven wire spring An elegant Golden 0 a k I highgrade L g Bookcase like de a rt tele it 1 I sign finely carved I I fir r7 and polished has 2 beautifully i ii gbss doors shelve polished il j2 and large lower his French J draur value 16 bevel mir 1 r In forthis 1 II rthiSJO 35 ror one f I large and I two small iWfd i drawers 1 j N and large 1149 for this closets 4 Golden Oak Pillar Leg Extension Table richly No Mall Orders filled for Specials polshed has heavy claw feet Golden Oak Chiffonier like de Credit Given on Liberal Arrangements sign with French bevel mirror and 5 Urge I WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE OR SECURITY drawers actually worth 100 WeeK Opens an Account 5950 speclil 649 Ir June Sales of Brill Clothes for Men and Boys Presenting over 5000 Brill suitsmade from best fabrics tailored by modern organizations cut in New Yorks correct styles I Including all the new Tans Browns Olives and Smoke shadesalso all the smart Grays neat dark Mixtures Blacks and Blues Included are Worsteds Velours Saxony Cassimeres Cheviots Vicunas Thibets and Serges Included are over 50 models ranging from very conservative to very extreme including 1 I summer and midsummer models Because of the unprecedented demand for the new colorings and extreme smart models fj f k many of these garments are hard to find even at regular prices f1J r i Because of many Brill trade advantages present conditions and earlier liquidation than usual f 1i of surplus stocks here are 5000 of the finest tailored most modem readytowear gar h I ments that are to be had in New York at savings of fully 30 to 40 per cent f I f Summer and Midsummer Suite 10 A7rr i h it I that are 1350 SI and 1650 Values l F tift f X Z A Allwool velour and cassimere suits allwool worsted blue serge suits and v I high grade worsted suits Grays tans browns blacks and blues included Cut r r 1 E I r on new correct models Warranted to hold shape fit style and color t k f q J J t of r 1ffi I I Hand Tailored Summer and Midsummer r f I W I rf I 1150 5 k summer Suits Values up to 18 1 t F Including tan olive brown smoke gray neat mixtures and blue suits Cut t L on new models many very smart and unusual under 20 1 i I t t J jL I I f jon Tailored Summer and Midsummer fr 17 I Journeyman Q CTft I 13Uo 11 t JO eU e 1rif r l f at summer Suits Values up to 2250 j t j r r L j ftf if Over 25 models over 100 fabric styles of tiger tan brown olive and k u rf l tIn Included blue and neat silk mixture suits Zf smoke shades are serge gray serge i i In fabric fit tailoring and style these are SIS 20 and 2250 standard suits At J1 1 Finest Summer and Midsummer 1700 f Suits worth up to 28 J Tailored by foremost organizations of finest domestic and some foreign fabrics including light and tropical weight worsteds serges velours flannels and Saxony cassimeres in new tans browns olives and smoke shades Also blues Mt f smart grays and dark mixtures Choice of 30 models from conservative to extreme y t6a S Z a G 1 extremeJUne Reductions in t t yt Childrens Brill Clothes t Here are the best values in New York Childrens Brill Clothes are strictly high grade garments they V e are designed by the foremost designers tailored by the best or ganizations and are made from high grade fabrics specially se S lected to withstand strenuous usage aa All Finest Wash Suits Reduced 30 to 40 3 111un J1JL t x ICHDSnX k jI These wash suits were made by concerns who make no gar ments to retail under 150 All are warranted tubproof I 1 148 Childrens Wash Suits ggc f 5195 and S245 Childrens Wash Suits S148 295 and 345 Childrens Wash Suits S195 395 and 450 Childrens Wash Suits 245 500 and 600 Childrens Wash Suits S215 I Included are Russians Sailors and Norfolks Finest all linen Galatea Madras Khaki and imported Oxfords In 6 Value strictly all wool new model cluded are all the new tan shades and white Models are correct for Sum Knicker Suits sizes 7 to 16 years 3 20 I t 4 mer 1908 reduced to Childrens Suits that are G Here are probably the most durable and greatest value suits I S4 and 55 Values reduced to tJj New York has known The closely woven fabrics are not alone all wool but are also waterproofed adding fully 2570 to the service Sailor and Russian models in sizes 3 to 10 years knicker suits in and comfort of the garments The colorings are new gray tan and I sizes 7 to 16 years The fabrics are allwool homespuns cheviots and brown shades models are cut extra full jackets have new derby The colorings are new and seasonable the tailoring is best flannels I 600 work Youve never bought back The tailoring is regular ye e the sizes are cut full and every one will give best too 500 grade your boy a suit at 600 that Amld give equal service and 500 service Childrens Combination Suits Russian Extra Special 125 and 150 value and Sailor Suits that are values up to 1495 strictly all wool full cut Knicker Trous 75e aandOSailor tJ S750 now ers new grays and tans sizes 7 to 16 I D 47 CORTLANDT ST UNION SQUARE Near Greenwich 14th St Near Broadway 125TH STREET 279 BROADWAY Corner 3d Avenue z Near Chambers Street FOUR CONVENIENT STORES Harlem More open erenlnc L k I r 1 hi GreenKut t The Coolest Spot in New York I and where iced or hot tea is served without an charge throughout the day to the sooth I ing breezes of a host of electric fans is Co mparvy Our Reception and Lounging Room M Dry Good Note the ARROW SALE About Prices OneThird to OneHalf Be i low Regular Prices Copyright 1908 by Greenhut and Company Tomorrow The ARROW SALE Tomorrowthe seventh Arrow Sale will be ready The story in brief paragraphs is this in the store has contributed one or more items 140 offerings Every department of fresh merchandiseto make tomorrow a day of June pricesavings you will long remember remarkablypricedabout onethird and in some The goods are instances even onehalf less than the regular selling prices Green cards dis i played throughout the store tell the story in figures The Arrow on the cards points straight at the goods on sale Act quicklybecause some of the quantities are not large enough to last through the day 1 The little book which will be handed you as you enter the store tells you about the goods tells you in what part of the store they are selling tells the Arrow Sale prices you the regular selling prices and t Whatever Summer needs you may have be assured the goods you II awaydownbelowregular prices We cannot want are here tomorrow at promise to fill mail orders on these goods Here are some of the 140 items I I I Main Floor Second Floor 125 Natural Pongee Silk at 90c 650 Princess Lingerie Dresses at 375 Charming models blue heliotrope pink and white in Imported Shantung pongee for frock and wraps licetrimmed lent sleeves and collar fancy rough silky finish natural only 33 in 2500 to 3000 Tailored Suits at 1475 75c White Taffeta Silk at 50c A number of smart models for present wear in staple In a heavy dependable quality 19 in and novelty weaves excellently tailored good range of light and medium shades 100 Suede Lisle Mousquetaire Gloves at SSe 125 Lingerie Waists at 59c Womens cool Summer glove of suede lise 16 Of soft lawn trimmed with embroidery and laces button lesjgth black and white 500 English Repp Skirts at 350 Green Silk Parasols at 200 300 Imported repp tub skirts in a dashing openfront The fashionable green parasols covered with fine silk model prettily plaited detachable pearl or selfcovered tafieta handles of natural wood buttons 750 Dress Suit Cases at 495 650 Panama Skirts at 395 Of genuine cowhide with handsewed edges and solid Ligbtweight skirts for warmweather wear full plaitrd leather corners and gored models trimmed with self olds 450 Aigrettes at 275 1250 Black Taffeta Coats at 850 Graceful effects in black white and colors New termfining models silk lined and prettily trimmed Childrens 750 Hats at 500 Quaint graceful shapes prettily elaborated with Misses 1250 Point dEsprit Dresses i French Bowers laces and ribbons a number of at 850 charming styles For small women too dainty point dejpnt dresses charmingly trimmed with laces and tucking lawnlmed Womens 300 Hand Bags at 200 throughout Made of real dull seal and pin morocco calflined and i lined with purse Misses 1650 and 1850 Tailored Suits at 975 150 Doz Yds Valenciennes 75c to Clever models tn a variety of plain and fancy weaves 50c 100 Laces at to good range of light and dark colors I French and German Valenciennes edging with inser tions to match an assortment of new dainty pattern 1250 Dress Hats at 750 Taffeta Ribbons at 33c Exquisitely dainty lingerie leghorn and white hemp 50c Satin hats in newest and most picturesque effects Finest quality satin taffeta ribbon in bright colors IX in wide 300 Nainsook Drawers at 195 50c Lisle Stockings at 33e Finished withumb ell ruffles with hand embroidered Womens i sprays and Valenciennes lace and insertion Extra fine imported silkfinished lisle stockings fast black Womens and Misses 500 Burt Shoes 60c Table Damasks at 40c Yd at 345 Scotch damask para linen in choice pattern A full assortment of fashionable models in patent Heavy wide leather black Russia calf and glace kid for street dress 64 in and walking newest vamps heels and toes 15c Turkish Towels at lOc White hemmed Turkish towels of firm sturdy weave Boys 225 Wash Suits at 150 Rutiiin and tailor styles in fine white and fancy wish I Womens 300 and 350 Italian Silk fabrics some with two pairs trousers 2a to 10 ears Vests at 198 i 1 225 Wash Petticoats at 150 Misses with lace and hemstitched whit and ciel silk vests Pink stitched necks many of the vests delicately embroidered Cotton taffeta petticoat in black and colors deep knee ruffle heavily embroidered 36 and 38 in I 300 and 350 Colored Silk Umbrellas at 235 Third Floor Pure silk serge ribbonedged umbrellas in black blue i I green and garnet fancy handles of sterling silver Fancy Chinese Matting t and natural wood goldpUte pearl Red green and blue seamiest quality I reversible Regularly 35c at 22c Regularly 40c at 25o 350 to 450 Imported Fans at 195 Regularly 4egul 28o Black or white fan in beautiful spangled or lace I effects hand painted in delicate contrasting tone Japanese Mailings i 0 Damask effects also inlaid designs I 485 Lingerie Robes at 325 Regularly 35c at 22c Regularly 40c at 25c trimmed Regularly 75c at 45c Colored hauls lingerie robe with lace French Lace Curtains Womens 6 jar 150 Handkerchiefs Exquisitely embroidered on bobbinet at 95c Regularly 660 at 450 Regularly 1200 at 800 sheer shamrock lawn handkerchief with embroidered ReOuUrly 1000 at 675 Regularly 1250 at 850 Ke uuy broidered wreath and initials Regularly 1350 at 900 Lsd 200 Chiffon Veils at 125 750 to 1000 Brass Jardinieres at 500 I Yt yd square veil hemstitched colon Splendid assortment of shape and sites 75c to 150 Nets at 50c to 100 450 Cur Glass Bowls at 300 Filet and Brussels net in prettily figured effectll cream cur designs I white and ecru double width Exquisitely 1 200 to 350 Yd Dress Trimmings Fourth Floor 1 atlOff 7000 Brass Beds at 4700 I and filet band trimmings in embroidery French Fine An exceptional style 2in square pottt panel head rich color effect suitable for afternoon or evening and foot 3 ft size gown n Company 6th Ave 18th to 19th st Greenhut 6th Ave 18th to 19th St Store formerly occupied by B Altman S Co I I I 104 tt f

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PO r 10 THE EVENING d WORLD THURSDAY h JUNE h 11 1908 M I I i I HAND DENIES HE 1 HAS DECIDED JEROME CASE Ii I Naked Falsehood He Says of Yam That He Recom Removal ij mends Against y If t i AWAITS NEW BRIEFS I I 1 And Has Only Started to Re view the 3000 Typewritten Pages of Evidence I li trSVPP8nUJtOH x T June it OcnamiMloner Richard L Hand of J31 abetmown N V who was dGiIg Muted by Governor Hughes to imrestl i pte the charsea against trlotAttor lIMY William Travecs Jerome was told lfov r the telephone this morning of the o tor published In New York that his J delon had been reached and that It WM understood that while tor criticized pane acta of Jerome Mr Hand had found that the facts did not warrant removal The tory went on to state that Com missioner Hand had recommended the fllamlsaal of the chargee In denying this report as a naked tklMhood Commissioner Hand said The story Is absolutely without foundation There are some three thou Mud typewritten page of evidence to o over and I have Just commenced It The time the work of reviewing for filing supplemental briefs expired I i jonly lat night As yet 1 have received neither Mr Jerome nor Mr PIerce onplesnental briefs I expect to receive them today Furthermore I have read In the pa pers that new charges nave been filed nth Gov Hughes and that Gov IHStghee has given Mr Jerome until r June 16 to make reply and Coy Hujfces B will send L quoted as savins that he alone these new changes together with Mr Jeromes reply to be taken up by Ifce jl I have received no oftlclal Informa Mon in regard to these later set of charges but I assume that the news paper reports are correct and that they will all go Into my grist with the other charges I have reached no decision In the 1 matter When the evidence and all the I Supplemental briefs and these new charges are finally before me I mill come to a decision in the matter But under no clroumatanoea will I allow any Intimation of the decision to become public I will make my re port privately to Gov Hughes as soon cj I have arrived at what I find to I fco the facts In the case accompanying I I my findings of fact with my recom mendations as tho lAw directs NEW MANHATTAN ilL BONDS I I public Service Hoard Approves Ru I r port of CoinmlMlonvr Willcox The Public Service Commission ha I approved the report of Commissioner TVllloox on the application of the Alan j fcattan Railway Company for au thority to lasua of 10 818000 In on to take up the bonds of the Metropoli tan Elevated Hallway Company ma turing uly 1 next and also to Issue bonds for SS94000 to provide for re funding to the Metropolitan the cost t ot extending the Third avenue L S i from One Hundred and Sevcnty ev r Iknth street north to Bronx Park I II Of cause no really new bond Issue ti Cue authorized It being merely a re p tfun ing operation and in fact there I win be a decrease In toe Interest cbr e The report of Mr Wilcox war mede y pu bile today In It Mr Wilcox re Doarvesi the history of the elevated road System so far at it bean upon the present operation I 4 ytter n Theatrical Manager Dead BOeiOX JUDe 11Iaaao B Rich a j Wteran ID the theatrical business died 1 IMt niffbt at the age of eightyone j moo IBM be bad been prominently idea 1 IXted with theatre In Wa and other Vrtrlen and nmns n1 a fortune He j macayrt Om Bottle Street Park Cola tdal and TreetTheattvs in this city wIth William Harris who hastened from Germany In hopes of swing him befoow death i It iI Embracing I Opportunities i I c bb 1 K I I a i l r a 111x i II e Opportunity stalks about In many guises Ofttimes it comes In the way of a store shop market cafe hotel I restaurant C bargain r To meet moneymaking opportunities of this kind one has only to consult Morning World Business t Opportunity Ada c t Any A Day I COMMISSIONER WHO SAYS JEROMH CASK NOT YET DECIDED it 1r i t Y s I I ti T J h 1a atta a l

Y i N p pY d4 PRINCE LINE TO QUIT Mediterranean Competition BaA Forced nat Too Low Because of the disastrous rate war between companies running ships to Mediterranean ports the Prince line Is to discontinue Its servIce Announce ment was made today by the agents C B Richards Co that the two vessels ot the company would be taken off the route Immediately The Russian Volunteer Cos ship Kherson Is also to be taken out or the Mediterranean service as soon as she completes her present trip From J2T to t3O the rates have tone down to aa low as J12 by reason of the sharp competition between the companies For some tlme the Prince line has been running Us ships at a loss It costs 118000 to send a voesel to the Mediterranean and the company has I only been taking In 10000 on a trip RICH MANS SON HELD ON SUSPICION I He and Another Man Were Carrying Bundles of Cloth I ing When Arrested I mrtJ O Chrl pon and Willis Vhlo I wore arrested on Sanford avenue Klih InR L I tn day n suoplilons persns IollPctnnn On ldy and IMnK saw them I carrying bundles which were found to contain four coals fur wnletconts marl I live pnlr of trumor atnglstrnte Oil roy held than for further examination In court thrlcpen nlil IIP was twenty two years old and lit son of n WIll to ilo rpililont of Second street nnil the Koulpinnl In flaystde who 10 one i f the lending members of the rtiyflilo M i Church HP admitted that In sometimes taN away from home for a couplo of days nt n time Ho aid he met White for the tl in time last night and does not know anything nbout him White spoke wlti n Scotch accent and said he was twenty years old and homeless a BALLIN GETS A DIVORCE Charles Louis Hallin today obtained a cllxoriu from Marie Antoinette Kosi Marguerite Pubrncl liallin O Tiibrlzlo with whom she hu been living at No iJTj ILInr iltr avenue In the Ilronx was nam d as corespnn lent Fubrlzlo lj a real estate dealer Neither he nor Mrs BiIln appeared to oppose the divorce 1 IfranfcHn Simon A Go Fifth Avenue SPECIAL SALE FRIDAY WOMENS AND MISSES Button Front Washable Skirts White Irish Linen or Poplin open front model detachable link pearl buttons lengths 34 to 42 Inches Value 750 395 Tailor Linen Coat Suits Smart long coat with button front skirt of best French Linen white tan blue violet gray or pink misses sizes 14 to 20 Years womens sizes 32 to 42 bust Value 2950 1650 FIFTH AVE 37th 3 38th Sts Stem Brothers Tomorrow Friday I I Met ii Bedsteads Beddang I I Exceptional Values I BRASS BEDSTEADS at 2100 2500 3800 I ENAMELLhD BEDSTEADS 450 625 3000 I UPHOLSTERED SPRINGS 1000 1250 1650 WOVEN WIRE SPRINGS at 350 450 650 ELASTIC FELT MATTRESSES 550 675 775 Safe of San n rner Fla1nutiwe REED AND WILLOW PIECES FOR THE LIVING ROOM LIBRARY OR PIAZZA ARM CHAIRS AND COMFORT ROCKERS 600 900 TABLES 500 750 COUCHES 1450 1900 WHITE ENAMEL FURNITURE FOR BEDROOMS TABLES 450 600 CHIFFONIERS 1050 1700 BUREAUS 1300 2000 CHAIRS AND ROCKERS TO MATCH West Twentythird Street Jobnv Sou O Solid Gold Jewelry Gifts For Weddings Confirmations and Graduates At Lowest Prices in the City Brooches 1195 to 87 Womens Rings 825 to 250 Mens Rings 5 to 275 Bracelets 33 to 75 Scarf Pins 135 to 39 Pendants 225 to H Lockets 295 to 4250 Necklaces 165 to 535 Gold Cuff Buttons 250 to 6250 Gold Beads 450 to 1195 ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY EXECUTED BROADWAY 8TH 9TH ST I IJ 1 i i Altaian Cn MENS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT MOTOR GOATS CAP3 AND DUSTERS GLOVES ETC AUTOMOBILE ROBES NEGLIGEE SHIRTS PAJAMAS BATHING SUITS BATH ROBES NECKWEAR LEATHER BELTS UNDER GARMENTS HOSIERY HANDKERCHIEFS UMBRELLAS WALK ING STICKS RIDING CROPS AND STEAMER RUGS A SPECIAL SALE OF M2NS SUMMER UNDERWEAR PAJAMAS AND NIGHT ROBES TOMORROW FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MENS FRENCH BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR SUMMER WEIGHT SOLD ORDINARILY FOR 100 PER GARMENT AT 68c MENS SUMMER PAJAMAS PER SUIT 135 MENS CAMBRIC NIGHT SHIRTS EACH 55c 1 ALSO A SALE OF MENS AND WOMENS HANDKERCHIEFS MENS HEMSTITCHED LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS PER BOX OF SIX 90c 150 MENS INITIALED LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS PER BOX OF SIX 95c f WOMENS HEMSTITCHED LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS PER BOX OF SIX 75c 85c 115 WOMENS WHITE SHAMROCK CLOTH HANDKERCHIEFS f IN SELF PLAIDS PER BOX OF MX 68c EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN WOMENS COLORED HANDKERCHIEFS I i 34il etrld 35tj f7Irnt aid 5tlj Awtua 1 I The World prints more separate advertise ments every week month and year than I ANY OTHER newspaper on earth U RH Macy Cos Attractions Are Their Low Prices rJ I I s Womens and Misses Riding I i Habits ReadytoWear Second Floor N recent years nothing perhaps has contributed more to the i W popularity of horseback riding than the introduction of Rid e I Ii ing Apparel ReadyforService This Mac outer apparel B wa y at 6th A v 34th to 3S th St vfo l l organization the idea and it instant fe originated ea vas an suc rvs cess We have gone forward with it developing and bettering l S rs rfla 9 r 1 Yla r wherever possibleand today you will fad here the countrys most 1 u T r Silk Umbrellas at 1 79 Mens Women comprehensive showing of Habits and aparotejparmeiits All tai il Hosiery lored on a par with toorder garments yet vvy much less costly Main Floor oSlery Norfolk Meadowbrook Ha ita in Derby and semifitted coat models About the price you would expect to pay for a good cotton Tint Floor of Oxford or brown melton tan covert cloth gv mixtures Oxford cra r r i covered Umbrella yet these have pure silk coverings over Srib Treats outoftheordinary are venettes or black cloth safely side saddle or divided skirt l i I t Paragon frames the big special sale lots tha 2074 and upward All with selected natural wood handles come at irregular interval Long Coat and Breeches Habits for astride riding of the same ma Treats treats terials as the above threequarter fitted coat uhln three tl t ordinarily are reaching to about Both 28 and 26inch sizefor and womenare included i men women like these from regular stocks Incnes below the boottops the skirt faced with rubber sheeting the j Regularly 249 racy staples under the dollar breeches are from a model used by one of the most wellknown Lon on y Finer Umbrellas in regular t including Martins cele mark habItmakers 3974 and upward brated English Umbrellas op to 2474 Childrens Habits with box coat and full boxpleated skirt Men Half Hose t 1674 and upward rIsY COTTON HALF HOSE in black Norfolk or Box Coat Habits with safety side saddle or divided t tan gray and black with split skirt of gray mixtures navy cheviot or tan crash 2474 and upward I Millinery and Trimmings feet 19c Coat and Breeches Habits of same material as the aboe2674 I r t Inery rlmmlngs COTTON HALF HOSE In black A complete assortment of linen crash and separate skirt for Main Floor 34th St Side and tan embroidered insteps24c side or cross riding also of breeches to be worn under side skirts In the Untrimmed Hat Section LISLE HALF HOSE In black M VS t WOMENS SAILOR HATS of rough jumbo straw braid fin tan gray navy and cadet fancy I ished with ribbon band ordinarily would sell for 124 this sale 54c and embroidered Insteps 33 Re ht LISLE THREAD HALF HOSE Right Shape Shoes Best Ig e oes est JAVA STRAW SAILORS with ribbon bands i ordinarily S144 black and colored grounds fancy ape this sal e 74c stripes and figures 48c In the Trimmings Section LISLE THREAD HALF HOSE Footwear for Juveniles light and medium weights em CLUSTER OF IMPORTED ROSESthree roses with buds broidered Insteps fancy clocks Sfcond Floor and foliage in Jacque pink and tea regularly 48c special 34c and colored grounds with fancy HOES built over these specially designed lasts are not only t Ready Another Shipment of IMPORTED LILAC in natural and white regularly 29c stripes and figured Insteps 09c I comfortable to for the time being while the feet are growing 1 19c Womens Hosiery normal Proportions but they are LASTINGLY BENE f special omen a oSlery Taffeta FICIAL When the feet are fully they developed Women Pongee developed omens ROSE FOLIAGE large clusters regularly 24c special 19c and COTTON black with HOSE split plain feet double black veloped along natural lines There can be no foot troubles no are work 1 Silk Jumper Dresses soles heels and toes IBc for the chiropodistfrom that source fl umper Right Shoes fit GAUZE LISLE THREAD HOSE Shape comfortably across the toes and are bd 11 Womens Batiste Princess In black and assorted shades of snugfitting at the heels And withal the the At 974 omen s a t IS t e rlnc ess tan 19c I Shoes money will buy as becomes Shoes they built are as carefully best wearing as they ti LISLE BLACK INGRAIN tare e In this collection are 250 Dresses of the same character involved HOSE double soles heels and are designed 239 Slips roE 24C Most in demand at this time the was which toes volved in a sale a few weeks ago and by way f of the most spirited sales the department has ever known TAN LISLE THREAD HOSE assorted Low Shoes Pumps Gibson Oxfords Ankle strap Ties and one p Second Floor o poffers in black and a sorted shades medium weight29c Barefoot Sandals in patent leather tan Russia calfskin black kid The collection offers a variety of styles in dud RINCESS Slips are the most desirable of all foundations for I white kid and canvas LISLE THREAD HOSE In plain blue and variety of colorings including rose pink tan 1 pale navy P the onepiece lingerie gown and the batiste slip will be found black gauze plain or lace ankles WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS solid welted soles sizes 3 to 105 129 a in stripe effects Some are effectively braided others are piped I I light cool effective and easily launderedas well as very embroidered 48c 11 to 2 8189 2 ½ to 5 S240 with taffeta silk in contrasting shades moderate in price Here is a lot especially lowpriced LISLE THREAD HOSE black 198 RUSSIA CALFSKIN GIBSON TIES sizes 8H to 10V 1j1174 sizes n to k k 2 198j sizes 21f toS 8270 black sizes bl Regulation with embroidered Insteps In pink or light blue batiste the skirt trimmed with two with fancy side clocks and In plain BAREFOOT SANDALS In tan calfskin solid oak leather welted soles rT ruffles edged with Val lace short sleeves and round neck edged white pink sky and gray with sizes 4 to 8 119 sizes S1 to lOJ4 139 sizes n to 2 169 with lace a clocks and small pin dots69c YI9r vSr For Small Women Misses ru Sale of Cabinets for Second Floor 0 Childrens Cambric 600 Dresses 474 Dresses New Model made Jumpei of tig Childrens Hats All Sorts Underwear Talking Machine Records I Fecond floor 35th St She Second Floor ured lawns of excellent quality blouses trimmed effectively with LL the good sortsFancy and Staple Shape Straws such as DRAWERS finished with tucks tucks and with Grecian border of figured lawn pleated skirt with ffl wide brim sailors Middies Jack Tars Rough Riders Continentals and embroidery ruffle 2 to 14 year PART from their value Fifth as Floor ornamental pieces of furniture 16 and i8 sizes stitched fold and deep hem 14 18year sizes 29c u tinentals Napoleons as well as the smaller shapes for tots SR tri meJ A their worth as of Records and the facilities V RS th il I protectors Small Wo a J DRAWERS the ruffles trimmed U your Wool Suits 1074 197 rWo in various braids at from to to mens ttisses prices ranging 74c 449 with tucks and two attached edges a they afford for keeping systematic tabs on the stock Childrens Panama Hats 649 39c and Junior Girls New Model SUItsmany in threepiece Jumper are 2 SKIRTS to 14 Year the sizes flounce trimmed with These for both disc and cylinder records i SPECIAL 500 Mexican Grass Hats desirable fashioned of various lightweight woollen materials sizes 10 theSPECIAL particularly for wear rltme ilth manufactured for You will t style v at the seashore each 46c tucks lace Insertionand lace edging are expressly r us oar s to 16 years ordinarily would sell at prices ranging from 1649 to j 4 to siJa year sizes 39c d find similar designs perhaps in every phono SPECIAL Genuine French Tarpaulins or socalled Patent Leather SKIRTS the flounce finished with S2574 graph storeat prices half again higher than ours Hats In black tan pearl and white sold In other stores at prices tucks and embroidery ruffle 4 to 14 rl ranging from J250 to 53 50j here ljIl98 year sizes 40c These Cabinets are built throughout of oak e e Childrens Washable Hats and Caps upward from 24c GOWNS lov necked trimmed with the fronts and tops of quartered oak hand Two Splendid Bargain Groups hemstitched tucks featherstltching polished 1 and ruffle 6 to 14 year sizes79t Disc Record Cabinets 36H inches high t7 inches of Dresses for Girls up to 14 Baby wear from Over Seas I PYS deep value and our 19 regular Inches price wide J1069 capacity a sale 180 records 1500 849 Second Floor Second Floor Candy Special As above mahogany finished or in weathered oak For choice of a collection ot ISO New Model Dutch Neck 949 89e Short Garments for tots of 6 months to made of nain regularly 1169 sale 2 Butmcnt OC and Jumper Dresses made of excellent quality plain chambray sook all hand made and characterized by the daintiness years and nicety of Dolly Drake a prime favorite Larger Cabinets for disc records oak only ca I t I trimmed with of white Dollythose hoa d and checked effectively piping fht bray an c le e gingham i4 salel J records this lel detail for which imported garments of this character are famous ite with those who like a hard paclty about 8co regularly t464 s I in blue tan and repp full pleated skirts with deep hem rose pink crackly candy in tidbit size assorted 1189 lit red 4 to 14 sizes ordinarily would be 5139 DRESSES gathered at neck DRESSES with of tucks Ill t Mil Cabinets I year redtlt11 yokes sorted flavors in tin boxes regularly iWsssss for cylinder records with five sliding Sheer White Lawn Dresses the waists eff ctiv lace edge and featherstltcliinc on shelves h too standard size records reciilarly A nA effectively edged anSldefeeast 114 and featherstitchlng 219 ularly 24c special lOc shlvescapa sz s4 sleeves 1269 1L4 neck ne and e t 1044 I 1269 special pl iT trimmed with fine tucks and Val and embroidery DRESSES with tucks and nft r v insertion collar and sleeves trimmed with lace full skirts with hand embroidered medallions in SKIRTS finished with tucks Favors and Decorations for the As above capacity 150 records regularly fMM deep hem 6 to 14 year sizes value 200 yoke 9108 and featherstltchlng 9124 Glorious Fourth are ready special 126 9 i f 11 I w I h c

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I i h h fI iIf 1 1 I r f r l THE EVENING WORLD THURSDAY JUNE 11 19O6 I I l UP TO DATE PAGE IN NEW YORK EDITED BY f i AND NEWSY THE BEST SPORTING ROBERT EDGREN I I I

COLUMN Mike Donlin Jollied Wagner 1 on His Hitting but Hans Was Dangerous All the Time Ketchel Soon In cJeffs Class i yOU may be handsome but you ou aint no Swat Mllll gan at he bat kidded Wlke Donlin yesterday when Wagner ftruck out lIke had flung two or three other light and flippant re marks toward Hans during the game You may be r fair fielder but you cant hit h railed again when Wag I Tier made a catch that brought out I a roar of applause from the grand stands Coming from Donlln these Bide swats had a peculiar twist for lUke himself Is some pumpkins In ibe field and he takes pride In being v Ofe pinch hitter of his team But there wasnt nny malice In the re marks Dcnlln made them with a grin and Warner grinned back spite of the klddlns It Is easy fN to see that Warner has a corner on the goat market Kvery time h elm to bat Wlltse took up a mlnuti or so In preliminary flourishes before dellverlnethe bill Kvery Giant danced j pp and down nervously and the fleM I rs took i scout to the outlying dls i trlcts Wan r Is bowlesced That I gives him a worklns base as firm as the Klffel Tower He Isnt fat That I I fives him speed He his a pair of shoulders as wide as a door and arm BOxJonr that his hands actually swlnp Bwf his knees as he walks Theres his hlttlnp power When Wagner connects with the ball there Is a sharp crack and the leather flies out In a straight lino It has no more drop to It for the first forty yards than a rifle bullet IDDING Is part of the game c IV They all do It A tall player y who cantthrow a verbal In I hoot now and then Is a shine Mc Graws kidding nearly always has n i personal sting to It He likes to IndUlge In personalities Say he called out I yesterday to one of the Pittsburg play ers perhaps If you got your hair cut you could see some of the plays KETCHEL will soon be STANLEY pofltlon occupied by Jim Jeffries There will be no one for Jeffs opponents gave out lm to flsht besides being because the boilermaker fighters In the one of the greatest world was too bis for the other heavy Weights H scared them Into n palsied him coming out of his cor etate to see tor like a great grizzly bear Size cuts no ice with Ketchel Its fighting ability alone that Is making Wm feared a much as Terry MKJov rn was n few ears ago Keche fieems to bo a split bot wen McCovern and Fltzflmmons In fighting style Ho tenrs In like McGovern He uses both Imnds equally well like Fltzslmmons and like Fltz he punches so unexpect edly that the other follows are caught nJpplng He droppeJ vUko Twn Sul Ivan with the first punch He did the twme thins to Iapke who hit the floor I fit soon us he sot nlthlu range of lltvlchcls fits 1npke reovered enough i tIt make a nght of It f cr the ten rounds Ifttchel knocked Joe Thomas down the same rnv In their lint light Looking over nil record It h easy to figure that within a few months at the most there will bo none but hojvy S elEhts for him to light And there Is iro leas on why Kecnel cliould fail to make good In the heavy eight class IHU beat fighting weight lust now Is the same ns that of Dob Fltrslmmons nvhen he knocked out hlg and clever Jlsi Corbett for the championship of the world Fltzslmmons In all of his heavy weight battles was only a middle llhtWI IGHT doesnt make fn much WEIOHT dlfforence to a clever fighter with n good punch as It does to a plain slugger Terry McGovern nt his best Irtat down Joe Ian Joe Gsns fights welterweights as success fully as lightweights Ho can hold the welter title If he wants to He proved that when he knocked out Mike Twin Sullivan so easily nnd when he fought J je Walcott a twentyround draw In Han Francisco jWalcott was known as the Giant Killer because he could fight big men even better than lltto men He knocked out Joe Choynskl the clever heavy weight although he had been whipped himself by Kid Laxlgne llshtwoUht nnd Mysterious Illiy Smith welter weight Walcott nccr kicked njout weight One of his favorite amuse ments was lighting Simly Ferguson Sandy wai one uf the toughest icugh i hpufcu fighter In the ring He nCer WM a good heav woljIit hut lie woud bite kick and im tin sanitit of fouling l when he met Vnlcott and get ajv Wlth It Also hu fUued 11 auove Ltwo hundred pounds Kid McCoy never roilej ery much iut I believe h ould nivo taken toil il Vhanctf with Jcftrlv if It had twen of Jered hIm He made n xreat tight ksilint SharkeV wlien the aallur was At hl beat krOknin him Ilu II twlov fMe faked with Coruoti but there li little doubt that In nmhi have ivuti on the level If he hadnt chosen to le t down A big dub like Jlatrk iKu t oundt wa pie for iim He k Jck rd r out IVter Maher Joe thciynskl and a lot of other good heavies If K tch keeij up hlo par he will p b bly flKht Tjnuny Hums for the Mkvy lcht title within t year WITH THE FANS AT THE POLO GROUNDS T d W III WACH41 11 I STRUCK OUT c9J4 ilfffl t I J u lo I I It I Wh Mo S A1 MIlll AA I GUI eD c it AI A PITTS BURCJ FA r c d 18 GoT INTO THE PRfiS Boy pO0 6ROIINO UMPt 111 II EO THE P t Atle 01 BRI pj I BeiNG lIU JIT ue D BETWEM I T ANO zD o C I FLEETlNb MPRES ott OF e OVERNIGHT RACES TO WEAR NAMES AT BAY Coney Island Jockey Club Adopts New Idea for Sheepshead Meeting BY VINCENT TREAXOR CCOHDING to the Coney Island ACCORDI Club stake book Just Issued for Its coming meeting every race to be run at She shead is dignified by a name This urder tand Is tn addition to the historic list of closed events such I1B the SuDurbih the Double Event the Foam the Tidal the Swift and so on which are annu ally run at the course For Instance on opening day a week from tomor row the programme will contain the Kingston the Salvator the Double Event the Suburban the Grass Selling and the Brambeleta On the aucce d ing days the public may have the prlv lege of betting on the Roseben the Bea con Light the Hermls the Commando the Loantaka the Colin the Gen Mon roe the Tenney the Raceland the Peter Pan the Vatercolor the Stamina the Sysonby the Collgny Steplechise tha Hamburg the NeaJon tho Dandelion the Voter the Tammany the Ethol bert c There Is no Bill Daly stake nor one In honor of Umbrella wo notice Why such a tremendous pay on Dedouln What hctl he done to deserve It T An Innovation noticed on th jockey board yesterday wai the Initial of etery Joey v li hl name There were J Natter J1 Musirratv 1 McCarth ilnJ so on Wnd r tnt run ftr his move MaN so I e ono ha ber brrjnc on O Miller thinking he wai the exitar Walter Very llttla dir ftrence between them now Michael the fruit stand man ved a cen tury note He becned K ernl layers to take It on F tpad just fts the feld got war In the fourth Nne of thmi w u1 i IPIth bhr accept It After th race vlth Fr xpal no nrVre Michael fUurd he had won JIM Wliy didnt 1anJers strike up HARTt 1GAN pells HanBin after the sixth 1 The books were v 1 a bly trlnunlnp by Notteri failure to get up with Waionlca i Mustrave ent to sle p on r Ind let J Lee on Uoraate steil the race away from him Welsh oucht tn ro jd tv i riot act to th boy who Is gettlns very careless I They do com Mek to their best form idont they Iyvk nt Oraculum Master Robert wtth W pounlj up Is ft tempting t In tho money proportion for the Suburban BRIDWELLS CHANCE FATAL I INDEXED GALLOP FORM a I At Gravetend Spa1oJ to The Evening World GRAVKSEND June 11 66 The track was fast today The best workouts noted were 01 WEL11OVKNE fur ngs In wKi 25 050 116 5 breezing He Is readv 61 IA lEUVESSFIOne mile In JI3 OM 116 3J lW E handily In good trim 04 IMITATOll One mil In 141 handily Sho I ready I I IT MBLlSiA Five furlongs In 034 I 04S 35 10 handily A nice fllly 55 JtUA POViM One mile In nK o 0C 1IS 35 114 20 handily She Is 1 at her best 63 SAKACINESCA Four furlongs In 051 breezing Has speed 1 C2 EXPIJSION Six furlongs In OM 4i US 4 ln llo 45 driving She In i not pood 1 C4 ST WITIIOID Five furlonss In 105 breezing Hating well 23 HKOTHEIt TJlOMASFonr furlongs In 024 25 04 2ti handily She Is not much i 1 I f4 lllTH TAYIXillFour furlongs In Ot 11 043 25 handily Sh to about ready 64 SELECTSIX furlongs In 023 2S 04S 15 lGI 2D 116 all out Stop badly C4 J i CORE Four furlongs In 043 25 breezing He Is ready 64 KAHUS COUilT Hlx furlongs In IIi 26 All out 4 FOl TAI BLEU On and onf elghth mile In 024 04S 45 12 116 I 128 141 15 151 45 handily Mighty nice work TAJIK fcrnV One mile In IV 2E breeilng In good trim 61 fASTMWOOD mile In lIi 35 breezlnc Doing well 4i FRANK riM Four furlongs In 012 024 037 049 36 handily Doln well I At Shecpthead Day i iSiixli to Tie Kienlnr World I PHEKPHHEAP IfAY June 11 A numt er of horT were out this morn it The heit work noted follows SIR MARTIN Six furlongs In p 2S OO 116 25 handily Doing nlcrly PAYETTKSIx furlong In IJO breei Ing Hns speed 31 OOMEN I KARLi One mile In 1W3S handily 2D PniSCHXA Six furlono In 117 handily 1 8VLV1DEIVE Seytn furlocn 1n oe i Little Error in Judgment Sets the Giants Back Sev I eral Days BY IWZJ IAN HULGER that one little error In T isnt often I 11 judgment can loe a ball Kanu i br ik up the chances of tagging on to the heels of the leader and cause n 0 10 IIi 13 handily Plenty i of speed MISS OUANVILW Five furlongs In lu1 handily Ready CHAlEIROX Five furlongs In IfJ j handily Coming around IS MISS HYLiAND Four furlongs In Oui breezing E9 SLFKRACrJTlKSIx furlongs In MS breezing Speedy 53 TIPPINGSeven furlongs In 122 handily Oil JLTmEEOne and onefourth miles I In 053 45 120 31 143 25 203 35 216 25 breezing I O WHIP TOPSlx furlongs In 120 breezing HELEN HARVEYFour furlong n om handllv 65 BDUAKD Mve furlongs In 011 0 04S lni 35 handily Nice colt SUDDEN STARTSIx furlongs In 120 breezing 60 MARATHON Six furlongs In I 21 breezing Vi T1LACK IU GFour furlongs In 021 OS6 049 handily GREAT PIRATE Five furlongs In 107 breezing 61 COlNTKRSIfrN One mile In 021 050 25 lB handily M UAWRENCB P DALEY Six fur Inngs In 10 hrnezlnc ANTAKISOne mile In 04335 142 2 handily rr FAIR 11 1Onp and a half mile In 1149 35 1 14 S5 140 45 151 25 2f 3u 22025 236 handily Great work 61 VAIJEVN Four furlongs In 050 handllv ffJNNAUGHT RAXOERriv fur longs In OK Offi U5 lul 35 hand llv M HFSSIAN Plx furlongs in 117 hand ily 1 SIR LYNNEWOOD Six furlongs In 1 tireezlng VI STAR XAIUAPAOne mil In 141 hroezng CJ JfOMK AGAIN tJne mile In 02125 14V 25 114 5 14215 handily h Is MH ly 64 Rill RIVER Six fnrlonc In 0 1 1r n4f 1M25 hindlv Xever beter 61 PFHJIfIO Four frlnng In n19 handily Dolnp well 61 MV 61 1ST Mile nnd an eighth In 2fi2 hrresslri Niver o good M HOJlllIN 3U furlnng In 0 24 25 04 35 11525 handily A nice colt RlllIA GRANDAFlve furlonc In 021 fl4 25 1 C handllv Ren nlee nnv M PETKR OriNtK Onp mi In 1I 41 breezi ar Has pe l nl CIHAPIETOne mile T 14 breez inir CI rntTV Mle and an ejghth In fa IAloplnll 81 CELT Mil and an Ilthth In 203 calloplnK Both Rood arsiKxiR nFiTriit Four fur loot In 055 bra1 I r FATHER TIME FORCES CANS TO QUIT RING Two More Fights Before He Retires Because of Age Says Champion ur jofv POLLOCK K CANS the champion lightweight J of the world Is surely going to re tire from the ring In September Ho made this announcement In San Francisco last night and stated that h really meant It this time After his fortyfiveround fight with Battling S eloon on July t at Colma Cal Gans will l uc a challenge to fight the win ner of the Iackey McFarlandFreddie Vlsh battle lor ttie title on Labor piy If the victor declines IJ take lm on then he will quit the game for vr Gans Fay he Is getlng too old o fight any more but wants to en i gage in these two battles I After the ilxrojn1 flg l1 h t e n PSIU flphta Jark ODrlen an1 Jak Ulackburn la fhllalelp li t nl ht Jim Coffroth the fiilit i rxnnler uf allfornla Ment Into Helens ilrfwinffroom ano1 aikei him if he ivculJ mfe Stanley Ketchel the mliHlf Aelcht champion In a fiityflieround bout it hit Olm all club on Labor Il OHrlen toli icffroth tiiil he was unle oltll hut wu1 cle him an answtr either i i todiy r tomorrow I Gtors Memilc the Ohlrljro llrhtn elcht wtIn foueht Voanit Donihue a t ve round draw at the Armory A A of Boston m Tuela nleh ill not able to tit h t ajln for fit n ek He broke Ms eft hand in the fr t rrund o thj contest which he c alms prex ntf him fron wlinlnc decisive htJ 7Ii i la ovrr lonahu II vlll har hs hand amnM by an Xri lo liy to rind out how bvVv 1 r in1ut l M nric mttd a jrr t Imprfion with the flsht fins of lloston I Matty nailIn the Itoston lldhtweliht hOI setback that will holil us for two or three day but that Is exactly what happened In the second game between New Yoik and Plttsbiirp At that Al i lirhlwell cn hardly b lamed It was I a difficult chance nnd he was In a posi I tion where lie had no opportunity or knowlig what wa gilns on behind him Thu little flip ill judsmrn came about earlv In the game ilttsburg had a runner on second wlh to out The next man hit a OH bounder toward second Drldsell Oartrd after It grabbed It 1 lit one hand and while sill running whipped It to first Jus a moment too late to cach the runner It would have made tho third out and IltsliirK woulil have been rrtired with been barred from fighting at the Armory I A A of no fon Matty lsnd articln to tIght II ot IhllrJelphlo at tho next how oC thp club n Jun 16 bUI he qd lalLhmllkM lah urrn Cln Tuh I hc lnfc iho o de 1d I b1 i In on of their 00 Spike nobjon the Encllsh llchtneight I will till for CngUnd on Saturday He claims that thf hot neither In this country dtvs not agree with him and that he nouid f one be hrnie Holison cleined up clef tr ItNn for his end out of tho thre fUhts h hid In this country Spike wll return to erll rl nil 1 iln tg America tfiln In fie fal and will b rcjly to take ur Tommy Murphy or any of the other eood bc s Leach Cross who has been miklnj a preit I name for hlmsdf by the way In which he h tn tolnl 1111 the goo I CI hrs h h1 I foullt at Ihe Ial Ia Cr ral mnlh I will mt to IIghtwlght 1C1 Cer Ix I roud al the 1131 h Itonn to morrow nl ht III olfoortnto h no t n tJ al 1 bUI lt3thmllkr Fox ii I tho bet fIllers he can 10 chnn 1I0 with Ich nIIno that a Iclor Or Johnn r3nt Ih aIICnrnl lI hIWlght thnHlon In t1lr nJ b ut st te Ia l n1 Ih Falront A I C the Hrox lomrre night llliI lbl him t In ntn blo matchl A 1b l1Gun tho n 11 t I h C Ih nx Orln hsr1r t Inlo tondllln Ih nhe h tur an flon h ha hadr mo time Ambs Nnf I dn h 11 ha Frn ond hH tllJ hlJ i frlnd 10 brt on hlnl I IIUe Ltwl II anxlou to et anoth I eh It Ihrr Ih QUlkr CI In 1 six or tn roun 10 UI Wiii I 13ld IUI nl ht tha h II eUln that C h r mto 1I1T alaln ht will m ear puIg him Cout tt II on lit Ih dub hro wi mk thm 1 ct I Cor lMh six r un Ilorr I n h r ha j h tofdt hJt h OJO I eat WII I Tommy Murphy bersn trailing today at the Ne w r li A A fr Mi run i bv wIth Fsins Pk Hvrl whi h i i1 to he f lrh i the I5I o le hlri i C lUth n3fh a ne k fr m ton rh Thev tOIl hl a grat jisrninl flsht n Pl1 dIIiii nlre nnt Murphy hiv nr tn better of tie hi As Hyand II axuu I to p oit that bntnj Ve wlIl flcijt hs hardest to belt Tjnmy out a run and thit Is Juat what Ilrld well flgurcd on hut the plav went amiss Seetig that tho batter Aoulcl l o rule at lir Clarke tnrteil for the plate and arrlvtd there five feet nheid of the bail It wa the only score of the game If Ilrldwvi had held the ball or hid thrown to the plate Instead o first tie score would have been 0 to u in tie niria inning Uu juoli In the way of things If Bridewell had held toe ball and lulled to culch any tody fanilom would liavo yelled Imme diately He ought to have got one man anyway The nulu thing in a nutshell Is that lirldwell maUi u illant effort took n long chance anj losi It 13 toj bad though that It lost the game f STANDING OF THE CLUBS NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE Club W l I C ClUh W L PC Clul W L IOI Club W f PC Chlraco J7 ti ft PMIaphla20 2 i Chfrajro 2S 2u MIPhllaphla 21 M Km i InHnnitl IT fl V notion in 2 432 St Louis in 21 v1 Drtrjlt 21 21 H jlni rr j41 g i ti ujim j 1 N n n W Ilttitiura 24 111 ViVst Louis m n 41 Clexelind 2 12 2 lloiton 22 27 410 Ne York 2 21 Itrnnkln 111 ZQ Ml New Tork 21 21 2n Wlhton ill 2S Ml RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES Plttsbure 1 New York 0 Detroit 7 New York il 12 innlnci Hrooklyn 2 Cllwizo n lloston S Cleveland 4 Clnclinitl v lloston S i ChteaKo 3 Philadelphia 2 St Louis I Philadelphia 0 I St Louis i WoshlnKton i QAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY Ilttibjrc at New York NViv York at Detroit Cnlcaxo at Iliooklyn lloston at Cleveland Cincinnati nt Boston Ihllateliinla ul Cnlcago t Luis at Philadelphia Uanhlnxton nt St Loul j LATONIA ENTRIES I Special to The Evening World IjATONIA RACE TRACK Ky June Following are the entries for to morrow FJP8T UACn Felllnit alx furlonga Marftuiet T M Lady IlapiburB U7 Trau bel 101 Ale CixitlnK HIT Aa lJ 107 Mer rUn HI Hollow Hl Matlle Mick 103 i Aluuivni 107 11hlp H II Dora Neff 117 Lady Arlon liil S3m Ciay lu Arthur Hwnfleld 107 SECOND HACK Six furlonca lelllr llllt r Hlr III Deth noMnln W K T Khlip Iii2 Meili dii Oartern 110 Tamar 11 Inrlmon Little O KO li2 Dr Ix Huffman 1117 HinnllKil Hey 112 Dandy Dancer IlL llf War lc Join Loul KC Mcfhorl li THIHI HACK Klie furlongs pur Purse 111 Solicitor 1112 Kt Auller HC Sentprnnl 114 Hilly o icj Iatton Noel If i hurth Steeple 102 Itamsey 1111 ftowawuy 02 White Fue 111 rnfltTlI IttE On mile tmrPclntll K luj AnnavjrLe lol Anni Itevnold 101 Lime iut 1lrato Dlnni WI Hornit lIt lltili JrinlK 101 Flora nv t1 ll rie IKI Semtirr r inri Avon Hie 101 ijsbent KiS Vanen 101 FIFTH UMi 11 furlonn wr llunn Ila Kil Sn Anne HK1 iMhMu 111 Admnnlnh fOl Ilatla H l Lady Leon II i ITMIH II IIH1 Willow Ilum I t Naliniehe Irj JIIe Tly lOl M erln II i SIXTH IIAR On mile elllnu ftel Ma Olen H i MM Alert KiS I strime UU My CJueen the Hm 101 Il ltnon W Sylan Ilelle 11 nnehiha lirollne K1 Tat Apt Kntt e alV anre rljiinie1 Car C Governor Investigating IIATON ROl fK r Jun tOn i an dera of IiJliUni hat ordered an Investi gation cf the Qirxei th4t a SVlono cor ruptton funl xl tt for u e In Mivlnf race track vtmnllnf In LouUtana from a4vrn filiation To this n3 hi ordtrd a con current resolution Introducxl In the Cham eun I bri of Ue AaMtnblr toaay tor th cru U a a fjwxial tTw oeanaltta I MONTREAL ENTRIES iSK cal lo The Kvenlnx Woill i MONTHKAL Que Juno 11 Follow InK nre the entries for tomorrow IIST ItUE TwoyeirolJj ITI tho rurlnn fc leart 10 Jhn nl 111 Dan De NOJI Ill AI iu on 111 1001 Oak 11li ColunHiu IIS Autumn Maid 113 Oa Kill 110 Arveitfht I jn I ard 113 Kaman 110 SECOND KAOEThreeye roldi and up ward iwlllni one D Om nv Halbard 111 Al 10111 lU Harcojrt 13 I ay Isabel I J hroleiii 1 Ishl 10 hrnI MMwaj lu Olbon 10S St lllarlo 107 jOton 1 1110 Ji Tllinn lUCB IAoEllalden threeyenrolda six furlonm ioljy Ding injij Cruche dOr 107 Slur Bmhlem IOU Gold Heart I Javelin 112 TKIKI IOU Aiiiuntlllado 11 10eH11 h touryon ol an p aholl two mil lreCr Ir HUhII Ii lurlwoI I 13 Iohn T llorfan IH St WOIllle FIFTH ItACKFjur ear ldi nnd up wurd ncn furlonm NIMIil no Keit r 114 MJiBckburn 10S Civei lJi imly I Kaima 112 Woodbine ill snlon 114 SIXTH HACKlhieeve rold and uu Ut nard mile nd a furlonc Djubt IOT Hol cl r 110 Mord Dlxon Iu2 CuriJi t tt rI1 1 r ll nil1 Iirtv Kaim 101 Allf MnrUrl Ill Thmnj Calhoun 111 Apprentice ullowajwe claimed Weather ccol Track fait San Salvador Meet June 27 wi I a Ixinnrr day in the world of athletlci for one of ihn bluxeit Saturday meeta of the aummer n will be on the Irtardi at Celtic 1irk Sin Salvador Coun cil No 171 Knlnhli at inhimliui will ijarfl ni effort to make Ihll ilay a memo rtttii day In the cimler pith wrld Handi cap run ivlll be decldil it Hm jardj 311 1II yard nnd n and onehalf mllei The novices will have their chan I mi a icrateh 440 urd da h Another bill feature will b an allaniuud jumping rou tntt handicap conilitlnx of the following tylei Htandlivt bruad itandlnx hljh run i nlnr broad an 1 runnlni hlirh jumx Ba b ll ToloOrounda today 4 1 K CUau T Ptttibur AdmlMloa e e I I HEI WtIi A T MIK DcMUKl HfrNDFt NER COURTNEY PICKS HIS I CREW FOR REGATTA I Varsity Eight as I Now Stands Will Row at Pough keepsie ITHACA X T June IlAfter a severe test of two days the Cornell irew as I now stands will b entered In the Potighkeepsle regatta This an i nouncemcn was made lao night by toa Courtney who says that he Is satisfied with the crew and the var sity sholl barring accidents and silk ness will not be changed The varsity crew which will row at PoughkeepR is made up as follow Smith bow Ston 2 Clark 3 Dacku 4 Stevens 5 Horton C Vllllams Cox stroke Cljrk coxswain Eli and Crimson Workouts NKW LONDON June llThe Crim GRAVESEND ENTRIES d Speflil to The Eenln World GRAVBSKND HACK TRACK June IIul jw Ing are the entries for to morrow J1IUT 11AOE Tnoycsroldi hanllcap tl rung tli lUrrKin I 111 Uncle Jim 1 MI ICJ Un t1 Itu i nti i iji KJ onlou Ill LnoIM Imlun i41h ois IIMV llJ Jlvl M rie 1I S til AII rrtlnui I 1 Artnul M Ma Iliter Ill 8KCONO ltACI rcureiroldi nl ui hid 0111 siviUttiiJjv IJut uo aiu a hail 111119 M imnill 130 j Ouuan Mi I 4J Jlatin r 131 1 CK Ia JJ UJetn ul Kntgnt llt W Mrnce of 1llsen lfo I 4oi Jlinny Lano 1M IHI Klnir Call l53 Five nuunlM oUiiiwd fjr riusr I THIRD 11ACE lwu earolds the lan er Makes five and a half furluac I 417 Anrl I0 a Arnilak Ir t7l Hlgn Hanie 111 4U2 1aradlse Jueen t 4 I4 JI Erlxt 107 aii JUrea Abe 0 i Wimboro i iM Moorish Klnc 10 HIT Sir John 1UI 411 Albirtlnui til 1 Ethereal 1W 4 j Inttrvrne IU Prudent H 1 Irulnt 11 yri OladiB Louise f FOURTH RACE All aifes handicap milt and a quarter 1 frank GUI 128 401 Jubilee ll 2 I 412 Iretna Green KM l1auer Iln I 111 JUfitler 1UII IT7 Kllladcle OU Ml His Chief IDS I 41 l on reolo UH Also eliftltile I iH Hanker OB KitTil HACK Th e earoldi lelllng ajout ll furlonis I 411 Queen Manruerltn II 3TA John Mirra I 3 IrcaKna VI i llf om US 11 101 Oclolc US III HJock Sheep IHI ai IOn U1 Srtil Triumph 11 SiV Idi D JI SIVril HACK Threcve rod fn1 up r l nullfni nne nnd one xtejnth mllei1 a1 Irlih Lice li Karaii or II 2 57T Ynriivllli Heiu lOti IBKi irni Cimeron loT 4111 Montauk IK Mlrlll lInt VaMlmtor 12 4ln lliUndo 112 llvm le IB 122 HI ll1t i 171 Ctven Mill HZ IIKI lll n t r 1WI 23t OraniKir IW Aiiprenttce alMwanCA TWAS CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT I I W P HHADKOItli Your query In reciril to IcffrlesCorbett fight on An 14 19 at San Kranolseo I was cer tainly a championship bnttle an Cor belt was IlKhtlnit lo regain the honors he held until Kltzslmmons took them I away from him At Cars n City Jeffrlei I later beating Fltzslmmons Thefiiht kneckaat luted ten rounds Corbtt loII rna son elehts were clven a thorough drlll nir In racinc Marts and cxiJtnty shon l In pood form fi r thpr ccao sewurd pleased with their work The varsity was svnt over the full course yesterday the first time this se on The Yale crews were practising blade work and gave a creditable exilbitlon The varsity were given two workouts to ed Top and return and sno ad good form Livingston is bask stroklnc the fresh In rtw He who WILS ccctcd i pta n t o the crew was displaced the day alter he arrived here Columbians Work Hrd I POLUHKBKISIK Jin I rL Itlo d his two varsity aKhts an i the freshman eirnt out for nanl wirK worKout In Thev er given a tenmile the moniln The atr as rathr rough toward exenlns and Alifii trie OoMmbu crew iue 1 tor ll Ir c11 wotkout It was calleil off a c tn1 ilf ms four ant a fiey iad Kn rClr hal Tile rrows etni ti e In sf M s nip and Ulce apparnfv is p Jmr t piih Hrp or das f them hird fir the not eiple AMATEURS ARE HAVING A MERRY STRIFE IN POPULARITY BATTLE Iosslbly your team Is not I popii ur IP Maybe It li Probably it Is THKN GET BUSY But remember that If you don set started early you are golns t lose out In The Evening World con test to determine the most poptilai amateur team In Greater New Yor i and vicinity Its up to amateurs and your friends to get busy fiKT lllisv IICIT MIW Get your teams name In The I Evening World Popular Amateur Team contest Here are the prizes and condi tions Three prizes are offered SIM J30 and 5 the money to be used for team equipment by the winning Ifb votes will be counted unless ei t In on the official ballots Ths ballot will be printed on Pag C of the Noon Edition while the re sult of the ballot and the standing of the clubs will be printed In the Iinal Edition each night BOXING STAG TONIGHT The Olympic A C o Harlem will holfl Its tcpnlar weekly slap tonlsht I In tho mnln bout the principals will be I J r Doiiorty of New Jlaven Conn aad Flghtlnif Dick Nelson of this My I should be one ot th best flRhts o tho y vr IIH both men are noted fur thelt trameness nnd besides nre ufurvc tlve loaci Cross will box an exhllil Inn fourrnunil bout with Iranhlo llowu Four other bouts will e nl o be decided REGAINS TENNIS TITLE I1OSTON Mais June 11 Mini Fannie Oi50o l of thli city Is now the lan nolf I champion of the Kail She won the title by deftatlnc Mli Mary Adams all of thli city in the llnkn of th Oakley Country Club yertwday by 7 to 172 ilioken I AMUSEMENTS I IAMMERSTENS lt 1 UI n Mallnre dally down ROOFand Iq Victoria Pul MJf Hoof inn an0 nor Limited Engagement AIJOXIA IKlllACB OOIU1N Qoolmana DOl Cat Clrcut 1 Joscaryi BpMall Uroa A Muck C Muilcal Avolos The Brlttone Iaul l Crolx Vllagraph And NEW FKATUHKS Including COIIA LIVINGSTON Lndjr Wrester I COlA 4 FORDS JULIAN EIT1NQE ATLANTIC gffNrurcaal It r llz t t I SOCIETY LEADER t Sf CONUS OBRlfN AGAI NST NfGRO I Spedsl to The Evenlnr World PHILADELPHIA June llAfter At I PIIuDI LPlIA i hard and fast rounds betwwn Jack i OlJrlen and Jack Blackburn the col ored boxer a draw would have been about the right decision However to close wai the battle fought by the me n there were many who thought that OHrlen hat earned the decision and an equal number favored Blackburn OHrlon started oft at a rapid clip 1 the first round a straight left sent ttlackburn to the tloor After that the colored man fousht back gamely In the third and fourth rounjj he hit sus piciously low but waa tor len as the Mows dd no damape In the first thteo round OBrien waded In wTh rlshts and loft but In the fourth and ttftii he tired perceptibly and IM blows lace tear It was In tliMie rouiidd lat IJlukburn lot busy and nsMinnns the aKpr isive carried the flirht to OHrlon The sixth was a rapid affair oHrien waking up failed Into BaLk burl but the negro nas rlRht thure and put UP a Kama flKht In this round OHrlen speed only ltsto1 fr the tint minute when hI wa forced on the defensive by niackburn wio ahipie1 in number M clpnn blow an 1 In the firand mix up lt the onnrltilon jlowej himself UI to h o fnTe n TVIS OHrien A 5de1sM featurp of the bout was theta 1 fact that in u Hlens rnrner wis An I tliinv I ro HlKIe OW sofletv man who Is t devotee of the manlv nit Mr Kiddle was in working s rb with eiv rol J up Siirietv was w r rep ro ept 1 IT tjio nut arl Mr Ftldlle r ne I 1 d 1 dnvine card AMUSEMENTS S t f V r f f f T Mat n Wp1 MAt IV ft S 1 M50 THE WOLF C J LYRIC 11 Uuseni Uuller 42d W of nway CH s trii Auntilr DALYS CIT LS J Z HmI u I Oh t Es I N x Mi siftMav 2tVj I r M it a IF C A NO SAM BERNARD 10iiim Jn V IM i IIIIIO VM tvr vtv r s is M Th ZI onn Mn HoUr HOel onttnno IZ oC D TOMIIT aiivr TIMI NFW IE CJ 1 O Si fWOlK 1 W l i NFWCARLE F CARLE VnMARYSLAMB I JARDIN de PARIS iV t n I Opens NIXT MONDAY With i F 7LUFEU IRS New Muflcal 1 evne1 FOLLJES OF 3908 I IIIMKKAIIM TAST or nut FT n I I Nrw Ams erdam i tao E 1 a rry V Sair Orllln Pnvluctlnn i The Merry Widow r fI VE KEITH PROCTORS av BH I Innlll Plc 5th c tnran f Co tlorm I t Sirc h Tin iP5insi nrr Illl tI Cmma v II t irIr litre Cohen l allv Mit W Tnlnr 0 SAVOY H 1 TVu V E I Tur d ii 1 lll C Y IIf I M liJIIISOC P KIK u 11 SP I k 1 I I t 1 GEO M COHANHi VVVK13B 1 Ir to uuuz MC GOlotll l Iliniell V Trr inlt I ho J 1 I riiijlnl S Ilirlln Mnd IIIIII r I nil fn Marl t Co n n U a Vm lEiuk I Maude lH R I rultrn l rrefli nnd t n nl n Itnrl nils Kxpn lton 4 ntI I r M 7 tnx tllierii p M it Wed Si at 230 A ST RU Vid rilTII MPI 11 iif MONTH 111 TIIKOI1KAT PAID IN FULL I I u WALLACKS I IUI III s n n 1IM lip rer I THE GnAY SMa SC IAIN YOaHVILLE I 1 tnr 1la r M1LDREDHOLAND IAN RLANFYS 1 o Q irjcnstEvsis BLANEYS MnNA AV A Dauchter TO tl 1 SPOON Ht Ijof the People HurtigScamons M SMlg w g ht HurtgSc tons I Jlt Toto ow PAUL MCALLISTER yT i IR CI f TITa I lo r I Ia I r I M I D I THE MERRYGOROUND r m I ADMISSION FREE tfsUlf1 SHOWS At All Times Wm H It iiold Prc Take Iron Stmboitt STEEPLE I Coney islands I C HAS E I Funny Place I JiW l Ol MlltlU hUui AliluJulliuu Structure In the uli I IVI rHK TK KIIV jnMl ll f V I I I IMA I IIlate for your mother I LulvH I your wife your aliuir and 1 your sweetheart Tome with PARK llnein Frederic Thomp I rlll I aon I NORTH BEACH Free Fireworks ToNight SPORTING BROOKLYN J CKEY CLUB blV HACKS lOMOIIItlMV AT 20 IM Iniludlne the Humner Nlnlirn and a bi Mlle Mrrplecluikr Trains with pillur al lea C 34th et via L I RIt lit 1221 120 120 1 e I ioi lnK at Bist New Ylrk Train from I N Y aliiv ut IIn okl n llrldge via Mh ave uler I rnnd every lo Inln fiom 1 to 1150 A M mil every mln thereafter ulnpnlng I r at Cltv Hall 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