The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
June 12, 1908
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1 t L I I 1 I COMPLETE CHARTS I OF TODA VS RACES 4 I 1 WKTlliil 1nlr li nlelit nml MKnnln T j J PINAL Gtbt orO 1 RESULTS EDITION Circulation Books Open to All 1 1 Circulation Books Open to AIL1 1 GREIBN OON u I PRICE ONE CENT NEW YORK FRIDAY JUNE 121908 n n I PITTS BURG 4 iAUI1 t SCORE BY INNINGS PiUsJurg 001 1 1 0 0 0 1 4 Gants 000000000 0 I I CHICASO7 5 BROOKlYN 1 SCORE BY INMNGS i Chicago 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 07 I Brooklyn 0 0 10 0 a 0 0 0 1 I GIANTS t GIANTS r R H PO A E t Shannon If 0 0 0 0 0 Tenneylb 0 0 S 1 0 Donlln rf 0 1 1 1 0 Seymour cf 0 1 2 0 0 Bresnaban c 0 1 3 0 0 lNeedbam c 0 0 2 2 1 9 Devlin 3b 0 1 2 S 0 Doyle 2b 0 2 3 5 1 Herzog ES 0 0 3 1 0 Bridwell BS 0 0 23 2 Taylor 0 1 1 0 0 I McGlnnlty p 0 0 0 0 0 Crxndall 0 0 0 0 0 Merkee 0 0 0 0 0 I Tot11I 0 i 27 1G 4 Batted for Brldewll In fifth t Batted for McGlnnlty In ninth i I I PITTSBURG R H PO A E Thotnas cf 1 1 1 0 0 L achSb 1 1 1 3 01 Clarke If 0 1 0 0 OJ I Wagner ss 1 1 3 2 1 Abbatlchlo 2b 0 2 3 7 0 i I j Kane lb 1 2 10 2 li Wilson rf 0 n 4 00 Gibson c 0 0 4 1 0 Maddox p 0 3 n 2 0 I Totals 4 11 2G 17 2 Xeedhnm out for Interference i Base iiitorr Taylor 7 In o InliiE I First Bae on Hnlls OfT Taylor 1 oft I SMcldox 4 Isft on Bapes PltMnirg 9 Giant S I Struck Out liy Taylor I MrGlnnlty I 2 Maddox 1 TwoBase lIItsthtiy Wagner Doyle I Stolen Hisei Ijcarli Vbby Thomas Uoulhle payVagnr to Kane Dev I lln to Tenmy Leach to Abliy to Kati l ach to Kane to Loach Hit hv Pitcher Xeedham I I I Umpires Klem and OlJay I i I l SpfCtAl to Th nvenltiR WorM I POLO GROUNDS June iThc Olantt lost the third straight game to Plttsburg this afternoon by a score lit 4 to 0 Pitcher llId lox was effect ive And though the Giants hail the r bases full twice they cuuM not score Eight thousand people saw the game First Inning Thomas was safe on a bail fumble by I Brldwell and took second ns Doylw t threw out Leach Clarke fouled out to It Bresnahan Itrltlwell threw out Wag 4 ner NO RUNS Shannon walked Tenney Hied to VII con who made a bad throw In and Shannon tot to second Donlln popped ahlph fly to Wilson Seymour bounced I a single oft Leachs knee and Shannon took third Seymour was out stealing I tecond Gibson to Abjatiechlo NO KUNS I r Second Inning Abbjr slammed a drive against left field fence for two bases and took third on Kanes sacrlllce Devlin to Tenne IJoyle got Wilsons grounder and throw Abby out at the plate Gibson forced out Wilson Devlin to Duyle NO ItUNS I Bresnahan drove a Texas leaguer over j hurt Devlin Illod out to Thotnn Doyle smashed a beauty Into ccnlre fo i n single 11rl well forced otu Doyle I Abbey to Wanner ltrinltii han gulm to I Continued on Second 1aso HAMILTON RESULTS i IIAllLTON KACi hACK June 12 Tim incus hero today resulted as follows FlllST HACK Six furlongs Illll j Heron I to 2 and ii lo 1 Lstclle C l 4 lo u for pluuol 1 Inspector 1urvls 3 Time J15 43 SECOND HACK One mile Ciinnli Mali 3 to 2 and 4 lo u I Shlmoncie IL i to I for place Caper Sauce 3 Time 14313 IlllKn IIAOE Four and a half fur IOIKJH Miss Imogeno oven and 1 io 3 I Patriot 3 to 1 f r plaic 2 Lawyer Millar 3 Tlmc033 15 JOiyUTU HAOB Five nnd a hilf i furlough Ilease IKVVII ami nun I N IK 111 Mist is to fur nine Ifeuimn lonnim l Iltue liir iS I KlrTll ItAlK Flu mill a hal fI loncKi Inv I III I nd a 11 M I Flunk C tilts nl io I for u i ii Illicit1 Mrrflnln a Time lit ai SIXall UAlHUliu llllr Truklrtsi7 r to I nnd tj fl 1 IexliiKlou luly it to I f i place i ilr liiitlinil J Time 141 35 THE HUB CLOTHING CORNER i JUT tNt M u IIIIUAIIWAY I Cor Rarclny lit uijii IolilUler1 pJ and t M en1I aillclltied Uruwi ultt iii Inlllnirle or double breasted l 11 ft cta 19da7sturd7 ta p aa BROOKLYN BROOKLYN I It H PO A E Burch rt 0 2 2 0 0 Pattee 2b 0 0 2 4 0 Hummell It 0 1 1 1 0 Maloney cf 0 1 1 0 1 Jordan 1b 0 0 13 0 1 Sheehan 3b 0 O 2 4 0 Lewis 8S 0 1 0 2 0 Bergen c 0 0 G 2 0 Paslorlus p 1 1 U 2 1 Holrnosp 0 0 0 1 0 Total 1 G 2i 1G 3 CHICAGO R H PO A E EverJ 2b Z 1 2 3 1 Hoffman d 2 3 3 0 0 Schulte rt 1 1 1 0 0 Chance lb 1 Z 12 1 0 Senteldt 3b 0 1 1 2 0 Slale It 0 1 2 0 O Moran c 1 1 3 3 0 TInker 55 0 1 2 3 t1 o Ruelbach p 1 1 1 1 1 Totals 7 12 27 13 2 Base IIIuOIl IntorJus 12 In 5 Innings First Base on Balls Off Pastorlui 5 oft Holmes 1 Left on Bases Chicago II Brook lyn 3 Struck OUtn Pnstorlus S by Holmes 1 by lluelback 2 ThreeBase lilts Iastorlus Tinker i Every I TwoBiFe Tilts Clianc Stolen Bases Stclnfeldt I l Sp clnl to The KrnlnK WorM WASHINGTON PAHIC BROOKLYN luni 1The fourth and final game 01 the Tles betwvn the Chlcrgo and Brooklyn teams wri jilayed this after noon In the presence of nn enthusias tic crowd of rooter Tho attendance was swelled today by the nppirranci1 of a few hundred followers of the races who cam up from lie CJriveseiil r re track with Ihlr llolj glasses thrown over their shouUlerf First Inning Evers drew a base on balls and went Continued on Second Page NATIONAL LEAGUE At Boston Cincinnati 0 0 II 0 0 0 0 0 00 UoMon II ii 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 Httcrlri Co Kiev Jtid McLean For gu cn und Grnlikin lin lre lliudt luni At Philadelphia Philadelphia II ft 0 0 0 0 2 II IV2 St louis 0 11 0 0 I I 0 2 0 4 BntVrlca Moran and Dooln Kay mend and IHatcttcr fmplres lilsler U rid hllIOIiI AMERICAN LEAGUE At Cleveland Boston 0 o n n 0 II Cleveland I II II 1 I 1 Batteries NVnteis a nil trigcr 1 invl Clrlii Implro Air O tin At Chicago IhlliideipKa o ii I o II Chit iso I 2 1 i o B itlTlrs Kniuwe and P vrrH toe tOll Jiiillhnn rnplri Mr Cunnollv At St Louis Wii4lilnitoi U Louis 1 0 it Ialliles Snuli mid Ktleel Vulicl nml S5tiplin Impirfs Ali sr Kvnis mil llurct EASTERN LEAGUE At Baltimore Icrsev Cltv I n 0 ft 0 0 o o 12 Iliiltlmoro 7 ft I 0 0 o 0 ft S Batteries Alason and Woods Hardy and Byers tmplr Mr Mumiy At Toronto Montreal 2 1 0 0 0 I ft Toronto i o 0 o o n o Batteries Wicker nnd Clnrke Mlfritt and VamloRplft Implre Air Stnftord At Rcchester lrfil i ft I II a o I 1 lllluM T 1 I II II 0 01 01 ft Batleiles Urscn er and llyan Dun Kcbv and llrwln I uplie Air tt or n At Newark Irovldemv It I 0 0 n 1 rt 0 Newark II 0 o 0 0 0 ft rt Batteries Cronln nnd 1I roll Broc kett and SlnniiKf Umpires Messrs Uonwny ami Kelly Kallla Itntiuranl ItIt Park PI rintat Jv ntown Cttarmloi mul Mala 1000 c RACE TRACK RIOTS CAUSE GHAVEEND OLUR 1i I TO CALL ONBINOHAM FOR MORE POUCEMEN I Favorites Win First Four Races on Gravesend Card and Would Have Cost Bookmakers Thousands if Betting Had Been Allowed I CREDIT BASIS WAS ONLY WAY WAGERS WERE MADE AT TRACK Harrigan King Castle Armiak and Big Chief All at Short Odds Come in Ahead While Public Sits Idle in I Grand StandBY I BY VINCENT TREANOR i GRAVESEND RACE TRACK June 12The betting system vis plainly crippled at the track this afternoon and this is all that saved the I bookmakers from heavy losses If the old conditions had prevailed the I public would have teen big winners for including the running of the i fourth race a mile and a quarter handicap for all ages four favorite had I on in a rowHarrigan King Castle Armiak and Big Chief All were i played more or less on the credit basis but this was limited to well known players The fourth race was really the fea ture bringing out among other Frank Gill Jack MoOlnnlss Suburban candi date Frank Olll didnt win but he ran a good race for the first out He went nlotiK with fir Chief all the way and at he would the far turn appeared as If beat the favorite They ran from there I to the stretch on even terms but there Frank Jill croaked and Juggler who had trailed the field all the way closing gradually forced his way Into second place Jubilee running third all the way also roo In the stretch Dig Chief began to I I all the while had a safe lead a tnt the Into drive through the stretch developed I a race for the second nnd third money between Juggler Jubilee and Frank Gill Juggler proved the best and got I the plaoo hi tile last llfly yard from I Jubilee Run for Purses Only I The success of favorites caused some eommiiit With the ring practically running on Oil t of business they wore the level caLl une regular They are running for tin purses only now Call Off Sale of Horses The day was perfect for racing and by pest time the crowd had reached Betting was la proportion Us regula done on the credit system and any body willing to take a chance got his money down The canvas sheets were hoisted as usual around the paddock turn to prevent the poolroom Interests Betting the reMilli The sale of Newcastle stable an nounced for tomorrow has been In postponed and Ihe annual dellnltely I sale of J B Hagglns yearlings has i l been called off altogether It was snld I at the track that M llnggln would I send thee yearlings 100 of them to i be sold at auction In England as soon i as he cifn arrange for their shipment scratch j The first race had but one Catherine Slmpon lea v i og eight two yeirolds to go to the pail tlarrisan I iva1 made a ii ti 3 choice on the pro sramnii of most of the layers with Incle Jim and Irocoptor bout ivcn up Mtond ihulces After tome little delay them ofr to a al tIn post Ca Mdy Sol good break 1r ceptor and Uncle Jim out out the pac and ran like a team lo the stretch turn J Leo laid third with llarrlgan the for home Wnou they rounded turn the welKht began lo tell on Ireceptu and he dropped back beaten Harri gnu then ranged alongside t ode Jim anti the two fought II out llnrrlgau dually drew away In the last hundred yard and at the end vn easily Uncle Jim hwirt on gamely to win second place from Voodoo which closed fast King Castle Takes Che King Castle wn thr second fawirltp I of tho div t1 win He led prutKall ill the ia hiiug ft Iuilioiiiif III lilt by Jiiai In iud iiuiier isSau and tiaicJi of KtiUnt wn doAii uly bill lliy were nexir Proul i tent It seemcl tluit Hanner innd get to King I Caailc on the last turn liu wrry time ho II i i tieur tn the ltt lilt jumper ihe tatter would draw nwny At the fir turn on the foal circuit of the Held JImmy Lane moved un from third plai and sot within strikliiK dlstanco as they I cleared the last Jump In tho drive htine on thll tint however Inc Castle ilfcd the moat speed and last4 to the end In handy fashion The bin Banner could do ivas third hehlnd Jlmmv Lane I Betting MIxUp Helps Books I I The betting ill hlkit I t ts hit the pliyrrs moro than It did tile layers for up to i i t ii t third race ito Hanover StHkos three favorites had jcund In MRCOS klon LMiiall when tin fav ri Its win Ito public cashes fnder the old sys tem tilt liooks would have loen thoii i Minis to the bad Annlak was the thiid rivorlto of tho day He won n I good rae coming from behind In tho I last sixteenth to win easily I Prudent a 10 to 1 shot from the stable if Tom Vlllliiiis the Iilifirnli turfman ridden by Walter Miller showed the way until near the slrelch turn where Miiise Art1 wont up to mil pissed him Intervene WM running stiiinn at the time and as they roundel i tile turn It looked as If Mar o Alie would oome on nml win In th la t I sixteenth tlh fella colt llnd however I mil Armiak coming with a rsh got up In plenty of titHe Intorvriie nnd Iaradlso Queen finished jecnd anI third II latter just hoadinaout Mii AN KrNt sot a tri v bnlly and never had a chance Besom Wins Fifth Favorite The fifth favorite wilt Besom and ho wen I over the plate easily in the llfth a selling event for thieovearold s Af ter the Urst sixteenth thho raoo a never In doubt lies mi wort to tiio front nnd stayed thoiv all the wiy I Blaek Shoep ran second to Ihe Mr turn hut there dropped hat k third to let Queen Marguerite chase the pico Queen Marguerite held on to this place until thov wen well Into the strot h where Black Sheep came again and lln IMifl a handy second Ui front of Queen Marguerite Easy for Yorkvllle Beau I The days racing ended with the vie tory of Yorkvllle Beau the sixth favar lie or the day Fa clnalor a long ho wenrhvi tho colors of V II Jnllhl N ot a lying start and led all the wiy right Into the stretch The favorlt Vorkvllle Bonn was second nil the va In lie mitre cit a few whacks of the whp hnnight him up to Fascinator who iiilt when caught Yiirkvdlo Beau then xvinl oil to win easily ontauk closing stroll nil hilt nipped Kapolmitnr out d the place money at till end I I MONTREAL RESULTS II I MOVTHKAL HACK THC June 12 Tne races here today tcsulled at follows FIKST tCI live lIrlongHII man 12 lo I and 1 to 5 1 iay KingS IS to 5 for place 2 AI lliih 1 Time 101 101SECOND SECOND KACKOnc mlloSl harm B to 3 and 1 to 31 1 Clbson t J to I for place I Lady Isabel 3 Ttnie 111 Tllllin HACK Six furlongs Oold i heart even and I lo 1 1 Churche Dor 114 even for place 2 dolly Ding 3 Time I tOLHTII HACK Two mlloiKIre l Fly 19 to 3 and J to 61 I Hutwell d lo fr place Laurclwnol 3 rIme 417 i FIITII HACKSeSven liirIoiiK I Iti l 1 cii aim null I Simui un fur lilai 1 srI ki TlmoiJv I 1XTI iAiK O ml aid an eii uli i luum Hi Jtl uu nit i i M iijoii II fu f rve llHlroh i J I iii t 1 S12 BLUE SERGE SUITS 495 the Huh CliillilHU Ciiriifr JT ll llruiKtnuy Crur lliirilii M li lens amI YOUIIIC itna Itoyuj lllue Serue Sulls KUixrunteed fast col l ors In sVta 31 to 41 single or doubt breasted Special tdsY and SMurdir 1105 Open Saturday evening till 10 EVENING WORLD R CE CHART ELEVENTH DAY AT ORAVISSHNO ealhcr Clear June li Trick Hast 1 KIIJT R tli lif ir M Hn allrl fm rh I n i i M a t 11 Ii I M THudli I 10 liii iiptitu ilill 1 K M M1 f1 lm lull 7jx iii here Wt St t i U r Jir t III 1 I I I f1 ii o it I I I 1 1 u h I I ii lIn I I I I I t II mm e I Vot III j a i a 11110 S 1 ro an IteimIr hOt 1 b 41 IlI lh Vtt t a 2 I lt tmi iir1se 11 I i t i Hllrtt I 1i Ii I II tris TIII 111 I 0 it I I UII iii ill i a HI tilli II ii 11 i u I i I ii iiii 1211 ilorir I p I a 2 iiiiritmui rttt iiie 1 g i I 11 outrun III Ih lIis izr ami to Ih IIld lu t n tl eicii atm m 11 a ii III Isiii iteIe JIIII tisti lit hi mm III rh eim 1 itt h101 ii 1f1111I 1 II i 110 iiv thlr1 ais tm iti Ir H i h luau tin 1o 1 Li1i i iilutiim ittiat j hlll hi hmt Mi I I I f HtilN I hitIl il iMi inc fuultoiuli al1 illiiMinl 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Mnrrs tii s 7 1 7 i il1 7i II liurnn IS it is i I i liiitlzeli II l a i l li CJBllr to ii 40 s j llfMMii iiuiiinFsttl his rT li1 iinjk u ilnii tug i J7 n ihn rir nun m l n li in tiiTr win lllielt Sh p mitiririiftl OJIMII Mnrgiifrllf at lhj IIL iii I rI hr r 7 ill ITII llfi MllililT lii i roiiM t uiii I i invnnl flMil a IiI i i ii nili Ij 1 anj a sKieopiith Iost tl 11 4VI itt I Slarl KIKPI Viui omllv Vlnmi rli K hv IIIIbur Vnrkvllle llillf Onrrr II I Whitney Time I ri ltihxtmrters Vts tI It 1 Flit iskms 0 i III ci ii iit ltiit tie a 2 2 2 1 i LII Iiiigiii I 12 7 12 aiitntor m 1 I I 1 H lhtier 12 hi I 13W 4111 itintmuik 112 2 I I 1 Ittterimc nn 1 I 12 122 lilgimi Ii Ii It 1 If P hI I ta 111 I a aii irmlilsIr lilti III I a Noltr I ii I lit I sa lnm Itliiit 112 lii it a em Miirtti I a I I 12 liii 1lsh 1tee 1tI 11 111 II 11 i Itilnirm 111 Ii III I tITI r 1111 112 11 II II 1 si llurit i ii I 111 10 112 II II I Iii I ii lloroi 21 2t II r llmioig 112 5 I m 1 PIoI r 1 I iliithi 1Ir 12 I 11 11 11 it litirtis 2 I 21 i a at IT iiiiui 1117 a i I I 12 mrI f ia III I sa 11 lii is forr I ai l Ia I j 0 I r ViKin HMII uint Othfrntmt In the f ii fi7ri 1 r tel mi1 an I hi nl mitt itc Mon uiK was cmInc strait it IiI cc I HIGHLANDERS 2 DETROIT 5 SCORE BY INMNGS Highlanders 0 0 1 0 too 0 0 2 Detroit 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 5 iSpecinl to The Kvenlns UnrM BIONNIIT 1AltK OKTBO1T lime 12Flag Dav broke with a lildi nnd cold ulllil luii t tie Mill leniiered It lmmiltght to make It aKr ealle for the Pentium ril lnK oeroinonlos Just twentv yoai ego Oeinilt rm up the National I agite pennant In tlio dijs of the liimKiid BK rour wlien IM Iliinlon was I Lie Mrs aplain Tho programme todiu was In cliare of DetroK loiUo of iiki lla er ot built IOIIIIIH m inirim leporluj ai the park nt 2 ocloi and the piirulo of three division mantied around the park iiiv Uarnrr ol lid I ha II ana i Mayors Thompson of Detroit ami I v I git t of tV IIIlIor owners liurell uid I Xnvln a fm of the worlds champions I or lv 7 and the members of the U troH and New York teims were In the llmt division Then camf the veteran I amateur players and about sixty unl i formeil HiiiBteur teams As MaiinlnK has been a terror to tne Tkors lirltllth favored him for the luirlinc stunt Dnnovinn mcpenslon u i rilKfl last nlKht and he wis put III to pluh First Inning Viii 1 In lie irond Around riles HOIO iicioed upon Puiovan reieivcii an ovation u he took the llrlni llni or t ii llrst time In two weeks Nlles fouled to Iraufird Donovan niAde a swell chI of lleniphlirs foul Kcolnr Mini to JOIIIM NO Ill N 1 il c I n tyre hit Into cent ii for n Krounit rule tliioeliiKKiT Kloerfeld threw I tfchncfor out Crawford out leA In I Chase Molntyrt being again held at I I third Cobb was intentionally pusw BATTING ORDER New York Uelrolt NMes 21 Meintyre t y n If Ilomphlll ef Scluefer Jim Kcoler rf Lri a tutu lh Chase lii i oi u rf Bill ss 1 timS cf Mahl If illllfir ih Coiiniy Ili Schmidt e Blair c uleary ss Manning p Donovan p On mi attempted mink hIp Meal ColiU miule soooinl hut MtInlyro was oui Hlulr to Klberfeld to Illalr No Ills Second Inning IMfise Minified over third Oloiry fiiiiihled timid KlborVKI uas salo HaI replaced Klhorfold Stall I seen II cii Crawford to Killlfor Sehaefor lo Craw ford not Conroy Blair funned NO IllNS Nlles and Chase cot Jones Conroy threw out Kllllfrr N lies and Chase re tired Srhmldl NO BlNS Third Inning Mitiiilns sincleil tliroush Die rm Nile singled hash NMIIfer Hoinpolll poiped lo II hetmr So did K vler Ol irv honied Illise drhe to oentre Miriitipc iniPM ind Nile lakh 4 iiiintlnuvil m lnurth IVne i Meat lllue aurtiv Stilt mil atstyle mitii I ui or uark pat terns fo todiy and riauiidayonii I KJj Take your hiICktll lies alnii l or double breasted U values lur tet 11395 KliiKJi the ret clothiers iU I Broadway onposlte City HalL Open Saturday night until 93 a T Policemen Club and Punch Detec j tives Whom They Fail to Recognize in Melee That Follows Taking of First Prisoner DEPUTY COMMISSIONERS I HELP ENFORCE NEW LAW I English Credit System Tried at Track Under Caution of Cavanaugh but Wagers Are Few While Handbooks About City Arc Doing Big Business C3 C3 Huqhes Senas e Oraers That His AntiBetting Law Be Lmorced Otis Hushes sent loiliv the following letter lo the Sheriff and Dis trictAttorney ol each omity In t Ii e State and t u Coin 111 1 sloner Bing ham of Now Vork f I enclose ropy of Chapters 506 and S07 of the laws of 1908 which amend respectively Chapter fit of the laws of ISIIu and Section 351 of J tin1 Penal Code Tlicse acls took effect on the eleventh day of June nibs f I call your attention to Ito provisions of the law a amended and 1 request you to lake whatever action lay he necessary to secure Its enforcement In your comity 1 The lir t day of racing at Gravesend under the antigambling law n s marked by arrests and consequent riots The police raided the ring arrested half a dozen bookmakers and by stationing uniformed polc alongside inspected bookmakers frightened the layers out of business j I The luSt arrest almost caused a serious riot in which Manhattan i detectives clashed with Broolyn plain clothes men The most important arrest was that of Orlando lones a bookmaker Joness friends declare I he was the victim of a frame ULV They say a detective thrust money into his hands and after Jones refused to take it and declared he was not l doing business he was placed under arrest r Phil Dwyer president of the Brooklyn Jockey Club said after the races i We have not askI for an injunction and so far as I know the Jockey Club has not applied for one We will have a double force of Pinkertons on duty tomorrow and J I we have asked Commissioner Bin hll to have more men at the track V to protect the properly Mr Dwyer held a conference with Deputy Commi sioners Baker and Hauser 1 Riot Follows Arrest John Illchnrd Kenned n penclller for William Daluilj the club house com missioner was nrrrstdl atnlil tho tttosl riotous sennet prolialily ivor witnessed course In metropolitan race n upon 1 Illropoltan ktokpil on the whlli iletictlVPs were kkll Klilns all Imysi ti mile rs howled over with out four or fivor Kennedy jjave the pOll hut inline of Dlrli Vldou ilddlns tluit lie was a Ilk and llvoil at Nn 11 WllloiiKliliy treot I I rook i y ii He was ml rim ggi 1 tlin xlt the nates on Ills way to i tie At the exit stiulnn Iontv Island police xl lctcllves Mnurlce tonlt and Ioil 11 Miller of the Lonoy Island iii ill limit who Iliads the tlrst aiivst etuoitntertMl tapt 1hall of tilt Ilrikertons who roundly Ieniuicd ommlsslonor Hlnclmms men the and maUuiK a for must urhiittg he peace spectacle ot the arrest U was fully UMiily mlnules bifoie tho unsiy and vlluperntlve UironK nnurned tn Kluomlly watch the lunulni 0 f the ii rat raoo Despite the seriousness of the affair the spectator derived rounds of laiiBh I tr from confusion of tile policemen I being hauled hatless As Kennedy was all coatless to the turnstile a brawny detective rushed to hls side brushing the crowd out if his pun Policeman Blackjacks Sleuth I polceman AJ he tiCS ni I me side if tlo prlionor i ono of the pillceiiieii nuiKly drew a
rewl Smile lit Ittiij uh ul JS73 lrl lvuit i V1 llr iuUn I liiu llr City Hull I today und SiltinUy wu will turn him out bv the hundred alt nav liVrlmt Ufld summer melts suits blue Vsraeii brown and tan shades ana new flint colors at JS75 worth 115 30 pairs l of re L trousers Jl05 a pall Kings the c tt olhlfr i JC Broadway I blackjack from his pocket and deal him a crushing blow on the head The I big sleuth staggered Into the arms ot j two men holding a shield In hfj lianl i Another detective from the Brooklyn 1 Bureau Ins punched In the Jaw and almost knocked out In his haste to n et near the prisoner I Wild slouts and a furious charge of I dozen limit I policemen addtd to the scinc nf 1011 I was the Hrst tlm that the rarPKiiers hud witnesiid ths assault of ole sipiad nf hluecoata annliist another 1 first the lrom a serious aspect at trst ipverils turned out to In highly amusing the1 7 Mlri nieii 7ind deleettvp being the Uuturor unending raillery Arrest Incenses Crowd Kcimedv was stnmllnz In 1 corner of tho usuil liettlmt rlnK Inolosure with hi iirucramme In hh hand surrounded I bv vpnil persons when Miller and I Cook nlacel him under iinM Thef t him with recordUs wagers on IM prncrnirme len the two men I jini il thulr hadres the betting rlne hciamp tho centre of a vilrlpool ot ex citement bookmakers and spectator arxlous to eo the first arrest crowd lisr abut Ir a dense mriianieeuMe throne Members of the Metropolitan Turf A ulatlon mil ilich f 1 acre in Ilind to cliPi the martyr to their cause In i he mcliie irowils ot the MiuiiKer alI more bulsteroim element tvimped DM time feet of the two of tlir klrKine them III the shins until they were forced to resort to their I billies The grandstand i N emptied j 11 a few secondsand only the trainer 1 and jockeys remained In the paddock Fen the start of the first race waa i Ignored bv the excited multltudt wbs bf A
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c C 1LIjji l I1Y n li 1 7 JY4JT r I g u THE EVENING WORLD FRIDAY JUNE 12 1908 9 1 N LUSITANIA IN I HAS SMASHED TUQfrRrCOQns i j tll flU I Turbiner Makes Best Days Run t Best Trip Time and Best Speed Average BLOW TO MAURETANIA Sister Ship Takes Every One 1 of Her Trophies Away in a Single Voyage I TN wad arotfr shifting of the supremiy of the nn today when the Znlnra tame In iti a stliiR nf new refi in which she had a dot ate ht npr Ire 5 certain shade the host o her IMer hlr MitirotarM Ti nar oil ms turain monster ae rnnpshnd the voyage of 2 J naitlral I i1 le in tour day twenty hna c anal eight niiruiii This Is seven nrnue Jtettcr than tae Muurrt mils Ut rust arrl it tn ays SUippor War for Jy itama vas running li wraps throisi I Vie tI Stream The tine nipping 2 T1 r is by no man V in tnd Th TITS fn shin red i pre fill pea mlliM Lt ii inuay wioh k also a nix I rk rl He r 2non spiel for ht vov tl ace xia n so p of a cr In r h1 tp ySe ever iec riM in IrasarCc I travel From innti Cut t Si1v Hcc the Lcst ana nalnltind an nve f nip of Ci11 lnos Thu cateits fmn the Mauunit T Jl n nwp lnl or fnr an iiv liar riii et rr s I tilt tln tether I tl slur vo 1 tits Maure amts rn OIl s1uu 1i tb Rccrd Rin Monday Th clirr Ctnader pt sal Daunts Tlccl it 10 oclir Sunltynrning She ran SD knots ip t u n L Ml t r1 4 Fin to IeVrt V e fir n r d nay s nn Ingrins nil ken q torn nn Momltv The fee wn torfe 1 p rene and the wind favuril The vj I i l1tlen said Car V M Young a a Hltl a Ttim hlp owner aril mnir of tbn pLat ITii rcm o S np n SpMie A Vuunj w H na noi c 1 obe i c In fiit tits sbtp was o stea iv the I balanced a guinea on IU edge in the nmoklnu room he eald I doubt If I could do that on the smoothest run ning railroad train In tho world trav elling at the same rate of speed On Tuesday the Iviisltunla ran Into thn Gulf Stream and began to slouch off In her distance devouring making only 62 knots for the twentyfour hours up to noon Nor could she make bet tor than 027 for the run logged Wednes day Hot Water Held Us Back It was ihe hot water In the l ulf Stream that held us hack was the rather startling statement of Capt Watt In explaining why the Iusltanla did not repeat Mondays record per formance While we were running through cold water the condensers worked perfectly but the minute we I got Into the more tepid water they did not work so well This Is a common I experience with turbine engines Although I am delighted with our C j oompllahments on this voyage I know I that we have not finished hanging up records by a long shot We will make I a better days run than ail miles and i we will he able to maintain an average 10f twentyfive knots and better for the I passage In fact what we have done I so far was more or lens experimental If we wished to drive the Lusltanla she could hit It up to twentyseven knots i I She has shown thls speed many times under pressure I It was pointed out to Capt Watt that the Maurctanla had made her last lecorrt trln usulng only three out of 1 GreenKut Hot or Iced Tea ci is served without charge in t and our Rccep ion and Lounging Room throughout the day C Take the side elevators to the v ompan Fourth Floor Dry Goods Clearance Sale of Boys Spring Suits Our regular stockcut heavily in price because the sizes arc broken The sharp pricesavings will appeal to mothers who have in mind a suit for vacation for the boy Sailor and Russian Suits blue serge and fancy mixtures blnonicr trousers broken sizes formerly 5 i5 to 695 Reduced to 295 and 495 Norfolk and DoublcBreastcd Suits fins fancy mixtures sizes 7 to 15 years lormcrly 650 to 850 Reduced to 4 75 E Begs end Childrens Reefers plain and fancy mixtures 9 for clnliy nights in cny or country broken sizes formerly 500 Reduced lo 375 Young liens Long Trousers Suits offered at strong re ductions Washable Suits hats and caps Boys iurmsh mgs at much less than regular prices eccnd Floor Sixth Avenue ails to 19th Street New York Store formerly occupied by B A tman Co 1 W r l C un Shoe j LYN QUALITY IS A STANDARD The name tins never yet appeared in a shoe for wlucn we h V had to make excuses Tile style i s rignt the crmanship perfect the finish crrrect and at cry price the rule holds oidtuft value Ladles 7 Ladles AiTi ie Strap Oxford I ii Pump Style No i4894 SIc No 1357 J One of the most popuar styles pro I t durd this season A h very mart tan and S pump Also in patent t f Brown kt d L leather t C h rt vamp tii and eun j oft lleib e I 1 i nvtal dressy Alsi In G SSL gun metal anal b autl i leather amt tan c ¼ ful Kus la calf I S I I S O graceful I tyQt y tries I I t NiNE BEST STORESSHOES FOR ALL THE FAMILY I Every tore conveniently located on the busy streetsand every stock complete in every sense oc I the worUwe can lit you I ot Childs MENS OXFORDS Style No 417 0 Extra HighCut Russia calf wing tip 7 J three eyelet tie A Shoe very exclusive Q1 and handsome high grade Tan Russia Cpf in button college style I and lace wel d sole A 0 stylish shoe of stocky lasting Ili1 Qg quality for active feet A I 5 to 8 150 j 8 to 11 175 I t 11 to 2 200 r 2 to 6 250 4 s Shoes in Every food Grade We are Sole New York Agents fcr It DCIIII 11 CD thc Pool THE NOISELESS RED CROSS SHOE FOR WOMEN 1 Oxfords 350 and Boots 4 I Absolutely comfortable from the very first wearing The superior Red Cross Patent tannage mikes a sole of usual thickness yet frexTWe as a turn sole This shoe moves with the foot as easily as a glove bends with the hand On all fashionable lasts EAST SIDE WEST SIDE BROOKLYN STORES 6th ATC and 27th St 609 8lh Are 391h and 40lh Sifted I 1540 3d Ave 86lh and 87lh Streets FtCTOIIIKSt 829831833 Broadway between Park aaj t nil In nit East 72d SI EUiry Street 2891 3d AT ISOlh and ISlit Streets 0 126312651267 BrMiwijr Mar Greene 162 Bowery oar Broom Strut J I An I 34 Ave ud 122J Surest 485 Fihoa Streel pp AbraUa A Strait I four of her turbines The captain of the Lusltanla wrinkled his eyebrows and smiled Well ho said she will probably I uso all four on her next run nnd I hope she shaves a bit more oft tho record But I promise you we will BO back after her nail como In with her laurels trimmed The recordbrcaklru Cunarder carried 1209 firstclass pasemrers 1S3 second class nnd KG ptheRCmnrd lacera I The oinccrj of the Cunixrd Line have decided to make a costly experiment I with the fisltanla when she returns to Enclan on her next eastward run The big turblner will RO Into dry dock and the two thrcnbladed foreward pro pellers will be replaced by fourblndoJ propellers or an entirely now design These propellers have been specially I I cast for the Lusltnnla In tho hopo that they may ellmlnatu the slight pulsation of tho hip that Is noticeable aft I The Cunurd pcopJo do not call It vi I bration as they urge that tho tur i blncra do not vibrato Therefore the store eiiphemlstlo nonpulsrttloti This imlsntlon It Is explained doe not come from the machinery but from I tho grip of the propellci s upon tho sea Vlth four blades It Is hoped that tho urln will be steadier It Is pos lbk liouovir that there mav bo a loss of i speed from nropelerengHlllnbhnshaclt case Uii new nroncllern will havo to be ahimlonod Mr Arthur Hammerstoln was i pan scncpr on the Lu ltnnla returnlnir homo after a threo month tour of Kuropr Tho Earl of RoMvn of Mont Carlo fame and who was recently divorced Iiv his wife was also a passenger Hn t was down on the nnenger lint ns Mr fit flair lie old that his vl sit was purely n huilno one but addrd that hI rtdnt expect to exert himself very n n ACCUSED OF FRAUD I JUMPS FIVE STORIES I jCharles B McCormick Ar rested With His Brother Tries Suicide VTATEUTOWX T June 1Z i Charles II McCormick aged thirty eighth An attorney and brother of Hnnry J McCormick tho former New York Contra claim agent now under Un arrest on oharcm ot forgery tnvoly tai alleged tieavy embezzlement of railroad funds attempted to commit culclda at 1110 today by Jumping from the top of a nvesUiry omce building to the pave I ment He wag picked up In a dying con dition and removed to a hospital McConnlolc was arrested last night on ft warrant worn out by 8Sup rln tendent Cornelius Christie of the New York Central charging him with grand larceny In with dogree to having participated with his brtoher In an al leed fraudulent a t1emcnt made tn 19C by whloh It la claimed that they netted M2M out of a claim for BCOO cettlM hy the railroad He wu rB leased on 170110 ball last night and I Juno 22 for the examination I Th hearing of H J McCormick scheduled for today m us adjourned to I the same date MCARREN LEADER DYING John T Donnelly 8aflerln YrNal Heart Dlncruie John T Donnelly an active aatti i prominent Democratic polltlclane Wllllamaburg Is dying at his home Not 1 733 Macon street following his collapM In the Lee Avenue Court Wednesday Sir Donnelly Is suffering from an all ofelll ment of the heart I He la fiftythree years old and hal been a resident of Williamsburg all gal i life He nan frequently been mentioned I for legislative honors but has preferred to devote his time and talents to legal practice lie has represented the Mo Careen Interests In his district fot I years GreenKuf see u The Coolest Spot in New York and where iced or hot tea is served without charge throughout the day to the soothing breezes of a host of electric fans is ompany Our Reception and Lounging Room Dry Goods Dainty Unusually Stylish DRESSES For the Sweet Girl Graduate nAt T At 750 1050 1450 1850 and Upwards ry HE picture to the right illustrates as well as a small pen and ink drawing can one of the many beauti I T ful htile models we show tomorrow for graduation wear There are point desprit dresses with 1 I elaborate lace trimming Persian lawns with alenci cones lace and embroidery in handsome designs tc t v 7iio 1P u dresses of French organdlc and flounceembroidered dresses combined with lace and tucking in a R iy t D variety ol styles Waists are full and fluffy skirts are extra full trimmedwith fancy girdle The sweet i youthful style beauty and demure effect of these pretty dresses will appeal to misses and girls not one bit less Ito x than the distinct pricesavings which will be recognized at a glance Misses and Small Womens 250 Lingerie Waists Misses Summer Coat Suits 1 Silk Dieses at 19 75 At 1250 1550 and 1750 Of foulard and India silks in dots At 175 Made of fine English repp in a figures and stripes in an assortment There is not a waist in this group variety of long short and medium x t ol uncommonly mart designs Yokes length coatstrimmed and tailored r 1 ol net with lacy trimming lucked that was not selling in our regular Skirts are ample and full gored kimono shoudei effect threequarter stock last week for 250some of and plaited These cool smart lucetrimmed sleeves lucked and them at 275 The collection is suits are exactly what the stylish miss jt lt tilt i plaited skirt with laId made of exquisite lace and em wants for city wear or to take away r of ti v w r broiderylnmnied lingerie waists of for vacation tix 1 t Misses and Small 1l omen s t good quality batiste and lawn also 10 00 Lingerie Dresses at 750 poo Girls Washable Dresses I Made ot French batiste in white some with elaborate pm tucks Every At 195 3 00 and 4 50 pink and bhw1I1 a charming semi woman who sees these waists will Materials are ginghams chambrays princess mode with elaborately buy one of thcmIf not moreand and lawns in dots Roman stripes Jacetrirnmed waist and skirt The save 75c at least in the bargain plaids and self tones Choice of Dutch clean cur pr cc saving of 250 will be 250 neck and guimpe models trimmed Regularly and 275 recognized as soon as the dresses arc Sn with braid buttons and pipings Skirts seen At 175 arc full side and boxplaited Our TrimmedHats Ten Dollars The Men Furnishings Shop Womens Lisle Gloves at 75c of For our Saturday cndullartr we mined put forth hats a which new group have For J1I e II D sassed New Yorkers Womens suede lisle gloves 16 made such scll dressed button length in white and black a stir among Just a few hints Justin lo serve as an instance of how well of New York Included regularly 100 women or are our men furnishings store is prepared to make well Y some charm ng while chips Leghorns and dressed cool and comfortable for the dog days men that are At 75c a Pair many other smart models beautifully already hcrcat Main Floor at prices less than they would have to pay trimmed in the ordinary usual kind of store S cond Floor i Ncolioee Shirts made from fine IIlIItIrialswlte and coloredin ReadytoWear and Our Main Floor Ihe lie west colorlll g s and designs plain and Jllllmery OC T He F The present fashion planed bosoms at 100 to 400 UhlTimmed Mats partment all the ramous amOllS word from Fans Summer Underwear the lightest weights of lisle thread gauze new shapes in R G Corsets which demands the all styles including lie sleeveless cotton namsonk shirts and madras knee marina length and turners silk white chip hats Leghorns and a wide Vdl ebc 10 abnl ktlhI high bust well de Prices lor a garment range from SOc t3 350 and beautiful collection of black hats I fined waistline and long back has been Pajamas mode of sheerest tnntfrials nainsook mull and silk mix Flowers of every wanted kind and in ought out to its fullest possibilities in lures Prices range from 195 to 850 the bestliked groupings Wings aig the new Summer models of R St G Bath Robes and Dressing Gowns of Kf KnJy cloth reties and ostrich feathers All priced Corsets cheviot and other with moderation materials in Summer weight Prices range from 350 to 1500 Our stock of the R 61 G models for e Bathing St the new sweater knit or the regulation jersey suylest Misses and Childrens Hats SunmuT is Lng III o IS complete Every figure uuiiuiiy can Jfurc pam colors or with colored trimmings Prices Mushroom sailors value 150 at 95c be fined to absohre perfection In addi range Irom a suit 195 to 325 Oilier styles value 150 at 95c tion they the distinctive R G possess Special for Saturday Lingerie hats smart and handsome in a broad range features ot faultless style pliability and of choice ShIrts made of the finest imported madras white and comfort Prices 100 to 350 Negligee Main Floor colored elfccls 225 regularly at 185 Second Floor Hall Hose Summer weight black lisle thread with colored em brOidered figures silk lisle in black and plain colon and W and Irish linen embroidered in r black cobweb Jisle thread regularly SOc at 35c omen cinCI allover and running effects Women F Marie Antoinette chiffon Three for 100 also corner designs at 15c omen s Fancy nrck ruffs chenille tints pairs Ml ruffs5 Cn S Womens and shamrock knit In blue s the Suits sweater sort tllitnminn S 1C maroon finished with satin rosettes swimming ouiri navy Neckwear bUck and red with colored trimmings 4t 1915 lawn handkerchiefs a desirable wear value 450 to IB5 385 ee at Handkerchiefs Main Floor 6lh Avenue an ere Ie s able assortment of colors and Pinned while net bows designs at 25c edged prettily with colored rings value 15c at 35c Irish linen handkerchiefs handdrawn design in each Baby Irish lace and batiste stock collars value 25c Oxfords This sale is made of five corner laundered at 12 c al J9c Womens 300 x f or d s Tfhissnlc s up Irish linen handkerchiefs of this seasons smartest Mens initial unlaundered White at linen embroidered Gibson stocks value 25c 15c And Ties at 250 styles in Christy Ties and al 122C Main Floor Oxfords Ties are in black Main Floor and tan Russian calfskin and patent leather welted soles J Chiffon cloth veils 1 yards and Cuban heels Oxfords are in patent leather and This handsome square V ells and 400 200 CHS and exquisite colors value 200 at 125 glace kIdmedIUm toes and moderate height heels to offering at such Vi g straWe Chiffon colorings cloth 3ynrd value made 210 veils at 135 dc Childrens ShoeS Shoes in fullest Oxfords ankle ties We and make barefoot sandals Lorgnette and a distinct saving assortment of Tuxedo m a specialty in to morrow in veiling plain fancy and IUIHVJHUYY 111 dotted meshes all colors and styles value SOc to 150 the proper development fitting and of all young our slices tender for feet children Prices are are constructed exceedingly to moderate allow for Fan Chains at ioo O r French gilt set yard at 25c SOc and 75c yard with corals Wit turquoise Second Floor Tuxedo veiling a special assortment in black and quoise jades amethysts tourmaline and colors value 25c to 35c yard at 15c sapphires in various lashions Main Floor The June Sale of UNDERMUSLINS Main Floor Misses long silk kimonos UNDERMUSLINSS Misses and licautiful colorings sizes 150 Vlilte Petticoats at 100 cambric top deep lawn flounce em Sale Ol f adjustable Mirrors wood easel frame value 32 to 36 regularly GOO broidery or lace trimmed 75c at SOc Children Wear at 450 Tolkt Accessories Peroxide of Misses taffeta silk skirts White Petticoats at 175 lawn cambric or nainsook tops fine lace or Oikt ACCeSSOrieS ro hydrogen m embroidery trimming pint size value 35c the most desirable colorings and black full Hare ruf fle 34 to 38 inches at 350 900 White Petticoats at 695 lawn tops exquisitely trimmed with at 20c lace or embroidery Hirshs violet ammonia pint size at 12c trimmed Childrens guimpes with embroidery and tucks a variety of models sizes 6 lo N ears 85c Cbrset Covers at SOc choice assortment of styles of sheer stain Easel back mirror nickel finished 1 value 40c at 25c at 59c and 75c took trimmed with Valenciennes and insertion and ribbons Bath sprays 4 feet long strong rubber tube value Childrens lowneck while dresses bertha and wing 75c Drawers at SOc cambric or nainsook embroidery or lacetrimmed 6oc at 4Sc 1 sleeve styles lace and hemstitch trimming sizes t 145 Nightgowns at 100 slipover style embroidery or lace trimmed Extract of witch hazel pint size of the best value months 6 Iats at 125 and 150 18c c years 25c at C Petticoats of seersucker fine number I2S Wash at 75c or gingham a Childrens pajamas percale in striped and checked CJ Face powder imparted Viville Paris violet scent checked d material in and of styles II C tCa ou an striped matena effects sizes 110 14 years at 7Sc to 95c value 75c at 3Sc Infants Wear Dept Second Floor Second Floor Main Floor J 6th Ave 18th to 19th St Greenhut Company 6th Ave 18th to 19th St II Store formerly occupied by B Airman Co ij
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F I I 1 1 r THE EVENING WORLD FRIDAY JUNE 12 19O8 13 1 O THE COST Of GOSSIP WITH c HfR NflGHBOR tj Blae Started in Mrs Wein steins Flat While She Was Paying a Visit In Fifth street It oost sum to gossip mllh onei nulsrtibor and SlOOJ to etrlke A matdi Mrs nenMmtn Wrtntrteln of No 747 Eist Fifth treet had something to nay to her nolRhbor Mrs Bloom today It was JlPOO worth of gossip but she didnt know It She left her dinner on the fire and her stxmonthiiold baby asleep and sought Ira Rloom Hut Just as he was fitting Interested In the subject she smelled nnok She mshed hack to her rooms ta flnd the kitchen ablaze Snatching her baby ahe ran into the hallway and by exer elfins her vocal powers started t typical 1Ut side panic The nremen found thfit a curtain had b n Mown affalnnt the sun stove They put the flre out after tlMO of daniate had been done While the firemen were at work on the bldz Mrs Samuel Caller wns on the fireescape of No 733 whero she lived Ufe Is pretty dull in Fifth treet and tho women were getting all the enjoyment possible out of the excite ment of a nearby blnze ilrs Caller had left her three chil dren locked up In a roar apartment She did not know that her little non Sammy had found the matches and II that at that moment he was having a lot of fun iLrlkln them and starttmr tires in the room hen aome one Imparted the informa tion that her own house was all of fire nhe let out a yell that attracted the attention of the llrcincn at No 747 and brought thfim to her rooms on the run The OaJlor children were nvwuej unhurt but badly scared and the match did tWi damage Yes Mrs Galler ad mits it Sammy got it where ho all down HOLE IN MATTING COST S500 If the Janitor hd not made two or thr e attempts to patch up a hole In the hall matting In the old tenement house which was about to b e torn down to make way for a modern model apart ments at No 3V Rant One Hundn and Twentysooond utrot Alfred C Chopin successively Speaker of th Assembly State ConiptroIUT and Mayor of the old city of Brooklyn would not now find It necessary to write his check for JVX In favor of tenyearold Anna Dwyer Anna caught her toe In the hole betwmn mendings fell forward snd broke her wrist whan sho wns seven jvars old Annas father Michael Dwyer brought ult In behalf of his little girl against the former Mayor and Louis Stocklvr his counsel brought out the story from the janitor that as the building was oon to be torn down It was not thought worth while to lay a new hall mattlnir o he darned th persistent hole thus admitting clreumMnntlally a knowle cf Ite existence The Jury namod JSno as the damage which Mr Chaptn must pay Cohan Benefit Netted 2000 As T result of the benefit given at the Knickerbocker Theatre yesterday after noon by George M Cohan and his Yankee Prince company th Domini can Home for tho Cancerous Destitute will receive about J300 The theatre was well filled and the affair wu a suc cess In every way CUTS DOWN EXPRESS HATES OUTHKIK Okla June 12The State f Corporation Commission yesterday li I eued IU order reducing express ratri within the State of Oklahama from 5 to W ixir cent iTRAITORS WOE I A SPECTACLE FOR II fRfNCH THRONGS I a Thousands Jeer Naval Officer Ii as He Is Degraded in I I Toulon Street I TOULON June 12A pitiable spec tacle the degradation of the traitor i Oharles 1J Ullmo formerly a naval otllccr occurred at St Koch Square hero today in the presence of an enormous crowd Ensign Ullmo was arrested at Toulon last October charged with being a spy An examination of I his effects showed him to be In pos session of many valuable documents Last February he wns found grulltv by i a courtmartial of attempting to ell i iaval secrets to a foreign power and sentenced to life Imprisonment In a i fortress and to bo degraded In rank Train excursions were run Into Toulon and thousands o persona from the surrounding country came In to I witness the ceremony They picked the sld walks nnd covered the adjacent I roofs walls and ramparts Thr pres I sure of the crowds was so great that It threatened to sweep away the lines of soldiers and tailors drawn up around the square After the troop had been reinforced with twoline regiments a battery ot a aol iiidrons of cavilry Ullmo warne his uniform and sword waj led Into the rectangle where the commandant read the order that UUmo had brtrayoi hla country nnd was not worthy to wear its uniform Two subalterns fhen took off his sword and stripped him of his chevrons and buttons One of the subalterns LACKAWANNA i 1 EXCURSION RAILROAD I TO BUFFALO 9 AND CHICAGO 27 ROUND TRIP Buffalo excursion tickets good going June 14 15 16 Return limit June 21 Chicago excursion tickets good going June 12 to 16 Return limit June 27 For further particulus write to or call on Uclcawanru ticket agents at Broadway and Wall St 429 1183 and 1434 Broadway 90 West St 339 Fulton St Brooklyn 749 Broad St Newark A TRIP ON THE LACKAWANNA IS NOT A JOURNEY BUT AN OUTING is t II 300 350 The success ot me Queen Quality Shoe is unparal leled It is tremendous I The growth this year has been over a thousand new purchasers each day The Queen Quality Shoe is known all over the t world It is the worlds standard of womens shoes at a moderate cost Try a pair and see for yourself t Womens White Canvas Shoes 195 OxfordsGibson Ties Pumps fS value All itylti Widths A to E New and neat Childrens 3 White Canvas Shoes 145 A Few Sizes Missing in These g 9 Shoe Dept Sf Second j Floor g imsonLraiiord Co SDCmfME19 m20SIREEr MEW YORK 1 I broke the sword ioro i hU kn and threw the broken blade at Ullmos f eL In this plight Ullmo was compelled to march at tin head of a squad of aoldlrrs around the rectangle amid the hoots and Jeers of the crowd Ho walked wILh his hare head sunk upon hls breast and nil eye etnrlnB ntralRht In front of htm Tears wrre streaming down his face Several thousand recruits who wlt ne tid Illmon degradation worn Krcatlv Impreswl by the ceremony Ullmo will Im deforlpd to French Oulann Monitor Ready for Torpedoing onFOIK June 12The monltnr Florida which Is to bo torpedoed Satur day hia l n towed from the Nay Yard to an anchorage oft SeweUt Jolnt midway between hero and Uld 1nlnt where the experiment will be made The vessel will be anchored In shallow water OFFERS 4000 AIRSHIP PRIZE PAIUS June 12 A prize nf J40 3 hai boon onVrpdtliy it Armonsaud for the I first HProplanlit who remains In the Mr for thirty minutes DROEGE GETS NfW CHANC E IN COURT i Appellate Division Will Hoar Oral Testimony in Be half of Magistrate Migl tralo Otto II I roeKe n aln1 whom the liar Anwiclatlon perfern oharses to the Appellate Division of thr Huprtme Court questioning Ma condti1 as City Magistrate In releaslnfi liOiiNu Durard from the Workhouse ajid coupled with the nttempt to brlbo a reporter i c iippress a story iuppo ed to reflect on I I I Ills court 1ms another chinee to appear I before a higher court ami make any I further excuse that ho may see lit beforo ilTlimn Is Riven to his c I Hv ml days niro John H Stnnch i Ib M HWViriil t tnrti Urn Ajipclltto Plvlsl m mul mndo n cyiiipntlipllr np peal for the accused ninnlslrit Ilow urd Taylor tmnsp for th liar ASHO I HaUon priweoited tile miBl Ilrat and declared that ho was nut lit to holil his Judicial position Tho Appi Mate Division today handed down a memo randum In which It asked the mnKls triitn to 1v any further evidence whlrh he tnnv wish to pipnnt The niomommluni rrvids ns follows Although the tact Alleged In the pell ion nr In Um main admitted by tho rawer of tlio rrspondent the court will I ward to the responiretit MIC riKlit to re ent sueh oral testimony as he hall advsid In relation to the transactions ipon vlu h tlir M cJiirpes are bancd nnd fi tiu pose bavc llxed Ttiediy Juno 23 at 10 oclock at the ootirt house of Mils court for that purposo when such testimony as the respondent shall offer In relatJon to the chartjes will be heard 0 TRIED TO DIE IN BELLEVUE I MrDinimmli Irnimfrrriil from Al 4olutlln to Crlniltiiil Vttnril i lltrhant 111I101lIh thlrtythrva I vears old a jiatlpiu In th alcoholic ward of Hellvviin Hospital silica lust SiiturJfO rut hU throat with a nizm 1 nfler blns illnclmrKtil toilny Tho I wnnil was uKTflilAl and McDoniiich U now nn Inmnto of the criminal ward lie will recover MiHnnmiph wa told bv the mirKcnn lhit h woiM to relrased n e irott at noon A riy r H small mlrrir and GT rents In ctmiire were relunie to him SiiMlliK nuliklv Into a tollot room he jrcw the lade iti r i his thront 4 I Dont Poison Baby f YEAUS AGO nlmoit every mother thouRht her child must haT i FORTY or luiidiimim to niako it Bleep Tlieso drugs will product Blicn and n FEW DROPS TOO MANY will produce the 8LEEI FROM WHICH THERE IS NO WAKING Many are tho children wh I have boon killed or whoso health has Ixjcn mined for lifo by paregoric lauda I num uiul morphine each of winch is a narcotic product of opium Druggist taro prohlbltOlI f 11 il tt 1 t M 1 A II aro from Bellin either oC tho narcotics namcd to children at to anybody without labelling thom polson Tho definition of narcotio L A mcclicilllJ lLltiC TlliltIA pain allcllJrmlucc8 81eep but which in pO 8011 OUR doses prodnwa stupor coma convulnions and death Tiro taste and smell of medicines containing opium are disguised and sold under tho namel 1 of Drops Cordials Soot in Syrups etc You should not permit anj tncdiclnu to IKJ Kiv n to your children without you or your physician knofl of what it ia composed CASTORIA DOES NOT CONTAIN NARCOTICS If it bears tho signature of Chan II Fletcher Genuine Cnslorlu always bears tho Hlgruiture of tl r SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERS 1 u Ioo 0 0 l Misses 1275 Imported Restaurant Eighth Floor Positively u the Best Tailored Rep Suits CJ Waist Opportunity I at 650 1X1Jt of the Year of those Special Saturday Sales that III Minutes to llobukcti by Hudson Tunnel OXE RESENTING absolutely the best shirtwaist always attract wide attention because ot the waist barehi New York has ever known I unusual value together with the superior style character of the suits WATCHES 95 t Hroond Floor doz Womens Incse arc the jauntiest cleverest dre sie t and smartest little Suits ever sold House or Morn 1 for the price Garments that have that cool Summer freshncsi that u income airy Another Sensational Snlc ing Waists 79c 1 I K I llnl nr which smart 1lC admire ttyle c In Misses smart tailored Cout Suits ninde imported rep in white and COMING iust in time colored linet stripes French and cheeks Jatistes Wnttli and to fine lawns in colors douhe or single breasted model collar and culls of con for those who desire 125 doen finest Tailored and tracting color rep Extra lull pleated skirt with tailored fold An exrcllcnt 6 50 to iireectit R a traduitioii i itt dressy Lnvn Waists at 100 and unheard of value at this time of the season Value 125 speiinl at s nu thn K that is practical me Kery one worth rom lflo to l75 f Misses strictly Tailored ul and sure of biii n jircci 750 extremely dressy and dainty I fii Suits in an rxtrtmely new model copy of ael XT Millll riiicir Sheer Batiste Waists at 198 an advanced I all style Mndeol lijiht weight Flabi 1 f 1 urge and invisible t iJl iitnl le fr pres Its a I e55 ThanIi aIr distinct ratcly slylci In trimmed choose from front Actual ai d wortli back is seven 5kf ent wear Siiifjlf breaicdand man tailored I St lined with excellent atieta IMri lull Price Watch Sale 675 beautiful dressy Lingerie pleated skirt with deep fold 1875 Waists at 298 1II value f1ijO at 1 Mens GoldFlled I In many ityles very one distinctive and nttriHthc Actual worth is Sb to li Final clearing Misses light Watches Handsome Lingerie Waists 395 79c wool Suits irrespective of 4 75 trimtnid with the illicit al 1 aies seme hand econd value einljioidered Heal alue Ii t s Floor Many handsome tnodcU in many materials 1 mid colorinps Mb c nntl Innior ie Mils fully puarantt cd American jew and models eiidn tonic of not this more tenions than one most ot admired a kind elled movement ASC guaran A Saturday Skirt Sale All Hi ed with tallcti Suits that for tenl to wiar years open 1 1 merly sold up to 37 50 special luce thin model stim wind PLAN NED to supply the wants oi I host who intend a Sunday at and pendant ict regular SSflo JL outiiiB by the Ma or in tile country all sizes all lenjjths unuiual value Misses Jumper Dresses as value Women Summer Skirts of tfl Imported Tlilnl Tlonr illuttratcu of tine lawn in large ring and Chatelaine Watches very Linens and Iltpt Nc w graceful skirta made of J ma e dunllc rings all pretty washable 1111l1i1l s iiiallot solid silver with wireClmt up Kntire garment lull jeilfd lorining OW clinne 1 in tem uinil and pendant fine wlute Poplinette nnd Linens lull side pleated kimono sleeve neatly pipril with lulel tet croud liiind and with our i wn cUed ucll tailored and a birgain O ff sliades of lawn 1xtri lull skirt q I cclcbiatid iiulord niovemeiit that at 2 JJ k alueOSOat 3 75 is lully guaranteed l regularly Imported Rep Skirts in Baby Blue 95 larly 10 for v opcnitagen pink pearl gray navy blue and white ill the Misses Skirts of imported lk Solid Gold newcit and imiit popular gond model of the season Front rep or I ncn in two new models lull Mile fastens wih large pearl liuttiins thoroughly Chat nine Watch pleated with deep old or the circular n tch welt tailored with that stylish awing regular 2 95 gored model buttoned doun rout with with Ilk inside cap fi ill value nl S375 white pearl buttons an excellent llfiir dc lis pin and Correct Skirts of fine white Linen in 295 alueut yj extremely small ami the new gored Hare model ctTcrtively finished 1 000 Girls J250 Dresses at 150 dainty Si in lord full movement jeweled 111 with two wide loUls and pcricctlittuiL models 350 J A particulaily attractive line A vast number ot efiective styles and materials such guaranteed by us to b c Handsome Kep Skirts for Large at jHrcales ehainbrays icphcrd checks and fne lawns in dots aul stripes also whit elaborately an curate time keeper Voineii lull pleated model smarlly Irimmed with wide trimmed with fine embrodery high or low neck died Several prtlty styles value l1COlII Cold orn ng tunic cleverly made stylish 1 50 S 14 395 Mze io I value 550 a JJU pltte at I model Kegular JaSU aluc at I J A Ph nome al Belt Sale and H25 Long 69c Those New Dutch Collars 250 Belts at 1 Silk Gloves at 19c and 47c Ve T nn riimr is not half told simply bargain story THE emphasis on the 250 belts because weve V7E repeat lor Saturdays selling that Silk Glove TTMIE clever ncckwear creations that smart fol W oflenng that brought such u multitude of lowers of A low broad the greatest quantity of these belts Wish we had enough to style are now wearing supply every woman in New York Well certainly get a belt people here Thursday hvcry pair has double finger tips dressy collar that lends a new eflect to the Summer girl As usu all Mi usquetaire stjles Mostly 1 Button 69c al shown here indeed earliest this anclln bargain reputation that will stand for years because is in best selection XJT Mnln rinor the best and biggest belt bargain wexe ever ottered excepting Kaysers elbovlenfth imported q Dutch Collars of Linen trimmed with lace Milanese lisle thread gloves 59c cine sale ot four weeks ago iff Mnln riuur Ilibntton length Moiisuetaire hlaek white and tan As scmce slider batiite trimmed with lace batiste with embroidered scallop If these Belts bought in the regular e rv t e5e e s were 0 able sold U 59 as any glove at Jl a pair e consider tl cm rare Imigiiins 5iC and dot edge in while and col also 1 sold in the regular c 0 rs a a1 lar way and e way I 2 and 16B length Mousquetaire the prices would be 250 to 55 and up r e I white t tucked batiste nnd lace In Van Ike ellccts glace Ions Ml iilini u special pmchiie 198 Paris Belts This time they are in the two strips silk and These are all perlectfitting and desirable velvet elastic gciicrcm ly steel stnddid iii styles special 19c and 47 C points with handsome real steel riveted Infants Caps at 29c backpieces and clasps to match 1ki Bows of dotted effects pleated net and Many are bodice shaped in the fll A C LEAH INC SALE that comes fancy lace bows to be uorn with Dutch arious colors black white tj l jjJP collars at 25C navy green brown gray and i tuicc yearly a time hen we make practi a lew high colors Hie price cally one pri e on nil our accumulated odds and GuimpcSlw yokes arc trimmed deep oi the belt does not coer the cost of tle I i ends of 11 113 tir Srcnim ricmr in trout and back all lace sleeves with pleated riveting of thee handsome Hells to A huge assi rtmeil of styles and n lull range of sizes net edged with lace st say nothing of the cut steel clasp and 1 but IlCt all ize in each style Ni ne wortli less others ot all milled tfl J en c back pieces Just a limited number at 81 so an early selection is advisable than 5 clIIallY up to 1 or tomorrow 29c hce special 175 and p S7O Clearing Sale of Mens Clothing Another lot of Mens Kuppenheimer and Other Makes at A T 75 Silk NOT every Union thread silk Suits but they at are all 75 the better C ITS one of those Iwiceayear buying opportunities whcli our regular lor it They are silk and lisle but sold by a patrons have learned to watch and wait lor A sale that gives yiu great many houses as silk and so they are Received our first your choice of all the suits that inierly sold up to B J95 at 1775 shipment lust week and there was a run on the department all These suits are superior in aJ those essential points that day Moie tomorrow ta jmiu floor t distinguish madetomeasure cloth njj The fabrics are These Silk Union Suils sell at exclusive exclusive and the tailoring and siyles are unexcelled Men Furnishing Stores at 250 and up i The Kuppenheimer Cloth ng is known the smart dressers ot America 00 Mens Union Suits in silk and lisle in blue white and ecru as the best made providing styles equal in every respect to the finest colors They are sleeveless and knee length The correct gar t nv lit for present use Why pay i and up lor all silk when tins U of the merchant tailor at much less cost 41 mi iioor ess product better at 7JC 1arly purchasers will btnefit an Mipply in rre f limited v C Lot No1 embraces Kuppenheimer Suits Spring Coats and I Watersheds that have sold up to w 73 Gua anteed waterproof Blue I Hosiery Specials for Men and Children Sergei legant browns tans ollTes fjrsys the Kuppenlu imer kind in all the latest en plain black ami tan ChildrclI Ixl rib black models tingle or doublebreasted a 1 MCS stouli regulars slims and lor the young men I co tt on nil Ii s I c I IO C II nc 1 white 10 to and loSc tan nlllc coUOII 1 for sizc 5Uc J Every kind of Suit Tuxedo Fuji Dress Prince iuertor every kind ot S 1 T 75 lisle hll1l1 fmbrOlllereti f 19c 1c pair Spring Overcoat Top Coat or Watershed A I ecls nntl I Ika clot in blnck Inallts an1 Children Soclu Ulld all II tI e ntwcl hII ill white ami tam porlatoll reelUl per pair 10 stle 25 c Lot No 2Suit5 for men and young men that have sold as high as 2lr0 Our Blue Serge Suit at this price are guaianteed to Basement Mens Nainsook Goat Under I color and wear eleL nt fine wales light in w ght but firm good quality alpaca linings shirts and Knee Drawers 29c I double or singlebreasted models All the grny cflectsin Inlds stripes and ffi 13 75 mixture plain gray icrge browns tans olives smokes m one big lot at AcJU layer Cnkcs layers chocolate vnnilhi mv GrOCerl es pie and roeoamit special each 29fi Lot No3About 750 Suits lor Men and Young Men Boiled Hum and Fresh Chipped Beef sfecinl ilicrd to order 4c embracing an excellent lot ot styles the pickings from our better lines Full Cream Cheese regular price k fccinl a Ibs 30c lu l7c i that in a sale of this nature must feel the cut most deeply Styles just like thos in Lots Lemons larpi brightuicybelow wholcialeirice 2 doz 25c doz 13c J in worsteds cheviots and cassimerei lit medium d irk and Nos 1 nnd S fancy patterns 1IIt Imported Snrclincs Maxim lriin cold rcRiilarly at 15c special dor l lighter effects brown Uns grays etc For young men sizes up to SS breast ft 10 110 kcyopenlncan Oc m asure For men sizes up to 4J breast measure vy Sprintf Ch ckcn fresh roasted special whole per Ib 4c Carnenibert uiipurleil box 24c Closing out all Automobie CJothing at Or oil Coffee our aMrly blend special Ibn U lb 22c r Final Clearance of those Mens S3 Vests at100 rnmtc arpcnicy sweet hucioiis fruit special doz 39c t Iiia SIMPSON CKAWFORD COi Ii t i 1
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