The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
July 9, 1908

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q ct i I I I 2 THE EVENING WORLD THURSDAY JUL 1 9 19UO I refutation of railroad ennged In In i trrttnle eomraerfe TO TII1H ENI WE HKCOMMEXI I Tilt PHYSICAL YAlirVTIOX 01 TUB JIAIMWUIS 11V Tit INTKII TATE COMMEIICK IOMMISMON MICH VALUATION TO TAKE INTO CON KIT TUB OHlfllNAI I I COST OK COXSTMICTIOX SI AM t I KIEJIKXT8 01 VALVE THAT WllIi r I ICK DKU TUB VALUATION MAUK JlhT ANI HUH Vit fatcr nch legislation HI will prohibit ilie rnllrundi from engaging In liuKlntm which riuf them lulu r m etllton with tlitlr 1ilpten 1 nloo Irglilnllvn which will aimirr such re dilllion In ttttuportatton rntfi M On IQII will permit rare being tukfn to mold reduction Unit would e niKl I reduction nf IRal prevent adlunte urn Ice or do Injuillce lu legitimate ImctluiruH Wi heartily approve the laws prohibiting the pass and the re bate and we fnvor any further necessary legislation to restrain J correct nnd prevent Mich abuses Tihesu planks of the sibcommltte must now bo pisoeJ upon by the full cummltlce and It was to enable the nunl n to examine Die work of the f JuvVpoinmlttoe that the onveuion ad t journeil until 7 oclock tonight A Lemon In the Weather Denver tins handed the convention i

r lemon In the way of weather yesterday fi and today This Is ono of those days thai make C man wonder Ihe couldnt i ret cooled ot I little worn he trans 4 planted to a point approximating the t t middle of the desert qf Sahara The I Denver papers have been gleefully till playing despatches from New York tell i Ing the awful heat It Is a afs bet e tnt at no part of the New York hot f j sp ell It had much on today here The i lenverli la not dismayed however VWhjV he shouts as the perspiration r drops from the end ofhla nose this nlnt hot lke you people know heat we just warmed It up a bit f youd feel I at home Oejpltc the blistering sunlight out t tide tbls marvellous Convention Inl r vas cool and airy and comfortable as i 1he crowd was assembling Nothing liort of a combination of torrid out ldo temperature and a fever of excitement pervadlnK about Srt people within Its Jour walls can mako the aiiilltorlum even begin to be the steam room that the Coliseum In Chicago was the day Taft was nominated C I wan 1131 oclock when Chairman t Del began to smite the desk with his gavel Tho New Yorker marched down f the main nlslc practically In a body nnd foon filled their reservation The Convention In Session I The greatest crowd the Auditorium lias held thus far had assembled Iii when Habbl Koch opened the pro d ceedlngs with an Invocation For the I llrst time spectators were allowed to h fctand In the open spaces back of the I I seats P The Committee on Permanent Organ I liatlon was ready with Its report and Congressman Clayton was given Ills jj chance to spring his carefully prepared i speech 100 Hmlth Secretary ot Tam jnany Hal read Inu committees report i ilr Clayton got a rousing reception t hn he took the gavel from Tempo rary Chairman Bell Chairman Clayton Is a big round t 1 with a big round head ant a big round voice He wore a frock coat but toned up and anybody who has over I seen a frock coat on a fat man ona hot day need go no further for the I answer lie I slid for Chairman Clay ton however he did not fence his neck with a standing collar I The speech of the Permanent Chair man occupied just one hour Within two mlnute1 of the conclusion of the nddrejs the Jefferson Marching Club of tt torn butted Intu the hal and for mal Introduced the Francis boom with rncs banners Inscribed David 1 Fnncls for i YlcePrrsidenl The club was escorted i Iiv the fife and drum corp the latter ot which carried a sword Hunt for Committee I The convention and Its ofilcers were In Ignorance of the status o affairs In1 the committee on resolution A sleuth ni committee of threu was appointed lu go out and hInd when the ieso1 Jutlrng committee might be Oependeil ipon to give the convention omethlnR I to lIght over conlenton Democratic Jionpltnllty Chairman Clayton arraiiteJi to cmraln the throng wltn oratory ito Clued to the nlutform one naymonl Ralolll 3tol bni8 of Chicago who Is a cool talker Mr Uobbln was well received and mide good being wise enough to Mick close to radical Democratic doc irlne mixed with vigorous dcnunjla lion of the Rcnublicnn parts 1on Republcan 111 liils convention ins nonn that tip art or idatform nrntoiv Is moio lit t11 IdlIng In the IVmocMil lenr 1hll1 Dmorritl than in Hi Rfpibllran party Tese proPcilinEM ePIn2M have been floated along on billows of 1aU and most of thf talk hl IICH enter nlnlng Plaehw ot humor havi Illuminated tIl earnest labors of tin eowenl Ion ntanaer The o nil ticnrtPiilne vital talks in the Chlcacn nvciilnn were del hveIej iv v delnret vegr delegates Littletons Speech I L w i iima iiiir nave romp from i lale ineii nii distinguished by polish Crul I tho possessOrs of I draft or expression I Maitln W Uttletoii of New York I was tie next to entertain the big as I lemhlngr which comprised by that tlnif more than lonni persons Mr i LlttJiton has the edge on most public 10st men In affairs nf this kind puhlc born In Tenneisee lived many yearn 111 Texas and moved to New York as soon us lie got wise He has wit and eloquence and oratorical cunning hhle speech was short but It contained Ils promise that Sew York will stand bv the candidate and tin platform that brought the whole convenllon to CtelTn conventon Its Tin rtJdlng of the nimcs of the mem I bern if iMe new nnimnal IWII WOK frequently Interrupted by rheerx When tlio name of James M Guftov win reached the convention Imapne hut the old war horse nton Jmallncd national committee incmhershlp If he UM I ost his Philadelphia deJegates dcegatep nnd kho fxpreyslon of sympathy lid rongralulatlon will be big and sn 111 But IhMrinan Clayton put a chill on ihe rnttiusitsm bj nnnounlnc chii the iiuentlun 0 electing a national tle nlilreinan from Jlht Pennsylvania had not perlsIInnla Well seitli1 bv the delegates nt Tie sleuthing committee got back to Ihal the hall the at Committee lCO oclock on with Resolutions the report could not report before T leolutol night hut the audience wanted more I oratory Loud cries for Jim Ham rowli if CnlcaKO were unansweted lan Champ Clark uf Missouri also failed to respond ana a reccsi until T oclock untl K lonlRlit was ordered SLICK AGAIX ON Till NATIONAL COMMIT T1R DRNVKH July 9The New York rtelegntlim hell another catius tlln morning but the outs iction taken wIth reference lo the altitude nf the delegation toward the nomination fo President and VicePreside i was the formal adoption of the unit Jle un der tho 0iaratlon of vith the enllp T vote of the Stale In me convention tl pe enl In one block I Xornuii P Mack of Iluffalo wa 1i anlmoull reelected as mmber of tIL rllB the National Committee from New 111 York State I G P KMclimn of Warwick pro po tested against the adaption of the unit rule on the ground that It plarcd t lit I I entire soie of the delegation Into the hands of one lan I I Permanent I Chairmans Address I UKNVKIl July 9When Henry 1 I Clayton of Alabama was Introduced ns permanent Chairman of the Demo I cratic National Convention he spoke In part as follows I Thli I I Democratic year D1111 cratlc Ideas are now popular Doc trines always taught by our party anti I scoffed at by our opponent are nov urged a a gospel of their own Mcninre unit pnllclen of Demo I 1 rrntfe orluln are nOse prrlrn illp 1 nilvnvnfril lij the lender of the I Hrpnlillcnn imrtr I la nu lunirrr i Hitnrrhlntlc tu ilerlurc prlvmlf uui I nupiilj m be liiilcfvnilhlr or hat the grrnt tratiuporta thus rom pnnlm should lie xorernnl and vnntrnllril by iiulillrt Inn Former iipstionlng or the decision of i i a bare majority of the Supreme Court j ir tie Income tax case cannot now be neara because of the greater noise of the vehement and embroidered denun elation of Judges and Judicial acts that nnvn shocked the country I A demand jor revision of the tariff is no longer a threat to destroy our Industrial systom Trusts arc not to be tolerated even by the Republican j party We need not now enlarge on I the list i if Kepifbllcnn admissions and rvomlfe tor election purposes only The llepubllcan party has malI marked I progress In promises to the people ami I allil much greater progress in aiding selfish I Interests and special privilege ThIs I party guided by expediency and cam palgn necessity would camp this year I on Democratic ground I Assails Republicans I The llepubllcan party having had full control of the ertaral Government j I for more than h decade must give an j account of Its stewardship Its pre I tentlous claims largely without roun ilatlon and largely exaggerated will not suffice I Let honest Investigation reveal the i had nnd ilefpctrtp laws pas by tliat I part vicious policies maintained re1

I form rejected the recent panic and I Its consequences promise broken dis simulation prpctlccs incompetently con fefeJ by lt4 failures to meet urgent public needs and exhibiting this in ompetencyby the appoliitmcnL of Junketing coinmltlons for the alleged purpmie of advising that party so long m control and of edcn boasted extreme wisdoii what legislation Is rOllllrel by the country Aijalm t the Republican laity so dn 111 sencrnte and crafty is a capable de ruined hriest UrmocrHcy r trllncc Lemocrdc in hym rvn wit ni Jile t public demands and mklnc In Its behnlt thi onriiul klnl I behnl thl Crt1t public Hulrcmeiu Tn tnut judgmant the Issue mtint be submitted nnd we unhesltnt Inny nt bin It tur cause to that tine antI lOu sense for the right we Itnow ds tlizulihes the American r ople t In cis rujdnnnlal vontPM Mr rtoo e velt has identllled himself wltn ilr Itt Mr Taft has Identified hlmsolf with Mr Roosevelt The Republican party has inseparably Identified the two together To pal e one you must praise the oUter to criticize olio Is in civtlclze his pursuing shadow And s 1 must say If It should appear to any one that In noting and denouncing abuses and favors on the part of the present administration any llceme Is asKumr l I urgo the Impossibility of separatlne h tiro cent occupant nf the one Wilte Hoti e troll own anoint On Roosevelts Record it his been made evident In the pend iiiit campaign that tie Republicans will seek to conjure with the name of Roo e velt and will rely upon the Presidents pnllrlm as a tieasurcd asset The lie idem has tdvcrtlsed ii liii self and ills pollciis with a frequency and ability mat surpasses ho test efforts o the Hhiewdesi press agent A diet too uI cIted llepubllcan s former I Cabinet olller mice publcly proclaimed the President to IPO the greatest x lonent or the art of advertIsIng HIP i world has uver known The country ban been told and not allowed to forget I that in his opinion his energies hare I been devoted to the accomplishment of I miinv high liii noses ntul that his work I if vet incomplete I Is co only because i his undertakings were too vast to b carried to success during his term of I ulflce ly noltcles must continue S the chatnpliin of those wnalrt transfer oflie tail power to his faorite Cabinet min ister nod his Ipwir H to luvf a cl low The pretense Is that the light muitt zo on under the lender ilPii natil bv hm until the Ilat foe hal have surrendered or lies Inglorious in fit duet The nomination of liU would 0 be succnssoi was lursely accomplpi ied bv the us i of official natrjnage and icoirsp machine methods and has de Ihthted the rIde inostlo of strenuolty i and jt i In sump lime has not IIrtlrhl the conscience o the onelimp vll II pirvlip reforiin inw the buss and I adopt In the Vvluwal of Dubllc plpnn dr and fnrcotfiil of all liU oundlne moral eomninitIires I morl comllrII A Cause of Regret j No fairmlnled American could lead lil daily aivoimt of tnt irccril poillcal I doing at Chicago without reelinif muitlftcatlvn and I egret mortification egremurlncatou that the Ilexidnin uliuuld have so abused hIs potter iiidlcnting to a great any his choice as uk 5uii tissor niil egret that the par should have sub mlle to a cowardly humiliation t ir I was as manifest as It was degrading I Iegrdlng What me the policing that ron titme the capital of the Hfpubllcan paity In I tile campaign and that are rolled upon to support the candidacy of Mr Taft 1 I To recall Dcmocintlc platform kpreches anti measures Is to convince tny man that many nf the Presidents I pulllc utterances were derived from I Hiul avowed familiarly with the tench I ng nf our party Ills utliirancps that are Dtmcrntlc have given him his only claim to bo 1 refonmr and have con I iribuUd more than al else to the popu larity he has enjoyed The heir all the pjtty are ommlll d to Infallprlnf I aiHieicnco to the policies of lie Ire l dfint What arc these policies and I what are the achievements of LIsa President and party Inrt I Mr ClaytOn then reviews nnfavar ablv the administration o President Roosevelt and continued If the nyc loc rnuntrv and liberty Is ntlll trung i li the hearts of the American ptope If mi oath t i iipport the Constitution is now onyidcrcd bv them ns binding lr the ceool arc In earnest In their protnts ncnltut fhe rule of Insolen1 nealtli t ho unauthorized and balefui influence o corporations and the ex actions of the trMtc If the manlliifSJ of th fath T ja been trannmlttcd to the son the fourth of next Mirch nlll murk the iidvcnt of the glv1 onv heIst of Dnm tucv anil HIP lieKinliis lot the return in itiiulloiiaI gffvern i melt honestly cid etonomlially nd mlll ll1 OKLAHOMA TROOPS OFF 1 TO FIGHT INDIANS I I fllTIIRIK skis Jiilv 9 Acting Gov ernor neiam tnday ordered a com pan of the National Guard at OhandUr to proceel at once to tn scene of tIle Indian trouble Troops ordered out nt request of two sherIffs and Adj0en anlol who Is on the scene Other companlcj were ordered underarms undetn Injunction Plank Calls for Jury Trial in Contempt Cases DENVER July Following iA the full nml correct text of the In Junction plank ns adopted by the full auhconnulttce of the Committee on Resolution and as I Is expected to he Incorporated In thuplatfqrm The curt of jimtlco aro the bulwark of our llbortlea and W Ield to none In our purpose to maintain their dimity Our party has given to the bench a lout line of distinguished judgea who have added to the respect and confidence In which this department must lie jealously maintained We resent the atlVupt of the Retlttftilcun party to raise a false issue respecting the judiciary Ils an unjust reflection upon a great body of our citizen t assume that they lack respect for the courts l Is the function pf the cottru to Interpret the laws which the people reate and If the laws appear to work economic social or political Injustice It Is our duty to change them The only bails upon which thc Integrity of our courts can stand Is that of tin Bwrevlng Justice and protection of life personal liberty and prop I erly It Judicial piocMnes may b abused we should guard them against airuse Experience has proved the necessity of a mondinratlon of the present law relating to Injunctions and we reiterate the pledge of our national platform of 1896 and 1904 in favor of the measure which passed the United States Senate In 1836 but which u Repub lican Congress has ever since refused to enact relating to con tempts In Federal courts ant providing for trial by Jury In cases I of indirect contempt Questions of Judicial practice have arisen especially In connec I tlou with Industrial dispute We demsnd that the parties to all judicial proceedings should be treated with rigid Impartiality and I that Injunctions should not be Issued In any cases In which Injunc I tlons would not Issue If no Industrial dispute were Involved The expanding organization of industry make it essential that there should be no abridgement of the right of wageearners and producers to organize for the protection of wages and the Improve ment of labor conditions to the end that such lafcor organizations and their members should not be regarded as Illegal combinations in restraint of trade We favor the eighthour day on all government work We pledge the Democratic party to the enactment of a law by Congress as far a the Federal Jurisdiction extends for a general em ployers liability act covering Injury to body or loss of life of em ploY ees eesWe We pledge the Democratic party to the enactment of a law cre I ating 1 department of labor represented separately In the Presi dents Cabinet which department shall Include the subject of mines and mining Bulletins of the Denver Convention DENVER Cot July 9ll41 A M Temporar ChaIrman Bell calls conven tion to order Invocation by Rabbi Koeh of Seattle a former Democrat llM A 3t Senator MVCreary of Kentucky hands up report of Com mittee on Permanent Organization recommending appointment of Con gressman Henry D Clayton of Ala I bama Ji A MIr McQulston of Penn sylvania announced that the eight contesting delegates who bad been de clared eligible last night had not been able to secure tickets of 4mason Chairman Bell directed sergeantal arms to see that tIle eight delegates were given seats 12 Noon Committee appointed to es cort Permanent Chairman to platform 12W 1 Chairman Clayton escorted by Congressman MaCreary of Ken tucky Lewl Nixon of New York and John Ilaker of California to platform Lo P MOcto Smith Catherine Smith and Irene Smith three little glrlt of Denver walk down centre aisle to platform and present bunches of Jack roses to Chairman Clayton amid great applause At Clayton lifts up llttleones and kisses them there are cries of Hob son UftS 1 JlChalrman Clayton begins his speecli with announcement that this is a Democratic year I I 12K 1 MCnalrman Clayton took a I chunce by mentioning name of nooie I elt Not a cheer responded All the Roosevelt people seem to have been here the first day 123T P M Mention of name of Grover Cleveland by Chairman Clayton greeted with louJ prolonged cheers lfft 1 I Chairman Clayton end speeh delegate cheer and wave hats and fans Hand plays Dixie Uproar of yells j I lOS P MJefferson Marching Club I of St Louis marching throusi mil j with ban carry limiters InssrlbeJ I David B Francis for VicePresident 110 1 M Committee appointed to find out when Committee on Platform 111 be read to report I 1 13 P M Uaymond Robblns 0 Chi cago Invited to platform to Mil out In terim with speech lS P Robbini ends speech anll crle for Martin W Mttleton bring tha i gentleman to platform He U scheduled to give an intellectual feast 1Z 1 MLlttleton Introduced as I fried ohlken an1 Hllvertorigued ora tor thanks on behalf of New York I Stale the people of Denver for their I thrift In coiutruMlng so fine an Audi1 torluii I I 13 1 MGreat uproar as Littleton promises that New York will loyally 1 support platform no mailer what It Is I 125 1 M Uttletoii ends speech 136 1 M Secretary begins reading I i 01 names of nun National Committee I men IJ P MShId cheering a name of Col James M Ouffey for National Committeeman of Pennsylvania Is read 13 p Chairman Clayton declare that when Pennsylvania delegation meets and selects another national com mlllefiimn Ills name will be received l4 i P lLIet of Honorary Vice Pifsldentf read by chairman 1M 1 Committee appointed lo wait at Platform Committee reporis that later committee will not be ready j lo fibmlt platform until 7 oclork to nlzht i lM 1 MCrie for Jim lam I Uwlji of hlcigo but the pink whisk 1 f red man does no reipond Orady I moves adjournment till T oclock 1 1 Cries of no I 1SS 1 MConvention adjourned un til 7 1 1 A w HOTEL THIEF CAUGHT INDICTED TRIED AND SENTENCED ONE DAY I Continued from First Page fore Mrs Cookson involuntarily asked the ojstonury question What do you want 1 she said Major Cook on Ijlng In a twin bed alongside hers stirred and opened his eye Instantly the stranger drew are Is bwt solver What happened then I told In Mr Cooksoni own account as she save It to an Kvenlne World re oorter and later at the trial He ordered us both to cet out of bed with our hand raIsed she said and wo obvrnl Then he told in that It we ailed out or moved he would shoot Lie down on sour faces side by side with your arms stretch up over vour head was his next order We did that too He picked UD I towel tore It Into strips leaned over me and crossed my hands and tied them at the wrist Then ho started to force a hanker hlet Into mv mouth I suppose now that he only meant to gag me but I thought he was about to use chloroform and I could not reo traIn myself any longer I screamed out and Ifipln up I hit him with my boun hands knocking him over back ward My husband leaped up and grappled with him Took Weapon Away The Major knocked the revolver out of the mans hands He drew a knife and my husband got that away from him He ctruk the tel In the face until he fell and then he threw hlm elt on him and held him down All this time I was sitting up In bed working to get my arm free and calling for help When I was free I took possession of the revolver which had fallen to floor and holding It at the mans head I I managed to call up the omce downstairs on the telephone and asked them to send help In the mean while however my crIes had alarmed many persons In a mlnJte or two I could hear voices outside and some one beat go the door and wanted to come In I re fused to admit them unless they could prove to us they were not confederates of the man we had overpowered Then oM of them llunn a cap through the transom and J knew they must be policemen and let them In Major Cookoon attired in hut wisp of what had been A night shirt was sitting upon Mr Schultz and Mr Hjhulu was a sight lo behold Ills face had been battred half off of him In his pockets the policeman found a pepper shaker full of cayenne quaint con Mil for jllndlng a suddenly aroused sleeper He wore gray Just as lrusel DucasMlllcrParlshClark of the othei hotels hut the blue street suit wan in his bedroom It developed that he had gathered together Mrs Cpoksons Jew els worth ttOO before his lantern wakened tmlr owner onr Tells Hit Story In the presence of Inspector McCaf ferly and a lo of reporters the captive made half to twothirds or a clean breast lie said he was Nathan Levlne twenty years oiu Formerly he all he wa I cracker saicemun who workwl at No 2tf Simpson street Ills father he lid wa 11 HIP real estate business I at No 32 ins KlghtyMcond street until his death two months ago t1 it n In Invu with a ejrl anti 1 Wean to marry her hp confessed to the In spectOr I lake a lot of money fort I presents for her and I hit monel way of etUI thor roln I Thn Cook onB had the room next to nlm lasl night To reach their bedroom I vtrlow he walkKf the coping two hun1 tired feet up and balanced himself on I hlmsel 01 the narrow ledge whIle h7 unfprttened I 1 tin window from the oulsid unCrrtenet In Jefferson Market Court Lovlne wai Identified as tin ma nwho roub d Hiram Tyree a ttah mine nvnflr at the Hotel I Imperial under s nri ionM clrcum the other night The j stances r nllht manager I of he Hand the Grand this Hoffman House and the Oriental at MnnhattHn heath ale reiognlz him II o retognlzP After Major fookson had testified Magistrate Wahle I held levlne In hondu of IWOoO each on i wo Charles robbery and attempted murder The total nf the bal made an amm unprecedented aim Authorities Lost No Time Major Cookton lien explained to the Detective fiiir au thM he had booked passage for this afternoon on the Baltic and that It would cause him heavy Ion MURPHY BOOMED AS MANAGER OF j BRYANCAMPAIGN I I I Mead of Tammanv Now Talked Of as Chairman of National Commit e DFSnn July 9Charles F Murphy has a fullblown boom In circulation to day for chairman of the National Comailtleo The question of tilling Nor I nan r Macks place as New York member of the rommlileo Is still up In I I the Mr and State Chairman ring Conners Is still hopeful that lie will es cape promotion He Is booming Mack I for the place Mack Is hopeful but none too confident that he will lie reelected I was said last night by a mm very closeto Mtirpliv that the plan to retire MacH still stards Murphys bcun for chairman of the committee appeared laic yesterday One theory win that Murphv himself had I tin boom started so a to nuke the Job appear more tempting to Conner Anothci theory was that Murphy real i ly wants the job beIng favorably im I pressed with his debut In national poi HIGHLANDERS fIGHL itontlnjed from First Iaje 0 H HitiKlt to lefi Morlarlty isas caught stealing econd Schmidt to Scliaefer Hempiilll tiled to Cobb NO RtN Fifth Inning Mflntyie walked Schaefer sinslej to left Crawford Jilt to Morluruy but he Sled to touch Mclntyre and the bases wee full CObb smash WAS tro hot for Morlarlty and Mlntyre oored Schafer scored on Posiuans fly to Hemplilll Coughlln forced out Cobb on a grounder Ball to ShIes and Schmidt lined out to Nile TWO ULNS tati singled over third Klelnow walked and Ortn filed to Lob Nile woke filling the bases Rill fouled out to Coughlb Ieeler singled to left scoring Stanl jnI Klelnow and sending lles to third Chase followed rlth a pretty xlngle to centre Bcorl e s and tending Keeler to third On the throw Clmne took second Morlarlty beit out a slow single scoring both I eIer and Chase Morlarlty was hurt sitting Into first After a short delay I he reovereil and run the bases Downs threw out Hemphlll FIVE RUNS Sixth Inning Manning took Orths place In the liny for New t orK Downs smashed a sin gle Into left On Hummer sacrifice Manning to Xlles Downs got to second Mcintyre beat out a slow one and as I Ball threw past Chase at first Downs scored and Mcintyre took ecoud Schaefer tiled to Keeler Crawford

I was out to Chase unatrliteJ ONE i RfN I Stunt drove a long fly to Milntyre I Schaefer threw out Klelnow and iUn nine was out the tame nay NO KUNB I Seventh Inning COb was an easy out Jtorlarity to Chase Ro man dropped a single be hind second Coughlln popped to Bal Nlles threw out Schmidt No RIsS NIPs was out Rojsman to S innmeTf who covered the bag Hall struck 01t Keller lifted a fly to Down NO HUNS Eighth Inning Ball threw out Down Summers popped out to Sties Mcintyre filed to HPinphlll NO RUNS Chase beat out I rbw one to third Downs threw out Morlarlty and Chase went to second Hemphlll drove a wo pagger Into left and Chase scored Stahl struck out Klelnows smash to short I wan too hot for Bchaefer and he took i second while Hemphlll scored Mnn nlng rolled out to llossman TWO nln8 rol tINS ISS I Ninth Inning Schaefer singled to right and went to third as Crawford shot a safe one past first Schaefer scored on Cobbs long fly to Keeler and Crawford took sec ond Rossman was purposely allowed to walk Jones batted for Coughlln Me sent I hot grounder through Balls leg I scoring Crawford Schmidt singled fill ing the hUe Downs a hit by a pitched ball forcing In Hosiman Thomas batted for Summers and wan I I aPt hit forcing In Jones Nlles got Mclntyres grounder and threw Schmidt I out at the plate Klelnows throw to tlrst for a double was too late hut I Chase whipped the ball over to third In time to nail Downs FOUR niVfl Wllletts pitching for Detroit Kllllfer went to second and Downi to third I Nile ted to Cobb and Downs threw out JWNi Ball Kllllfer threw out Keeler NO I I BROKER ALEXANDER ALIVE BUT NO HOPE FOR HIMl DEXTER Me July 9Hlchard I Alexander the New York broker who fired two shots Into his own head yes terday was Just alive early today His i physician repelled his prediction thnt I there was n hope for him Itere i I If he were compelled to remain here mtll the ordinary processes of the law I I 1tl bPiu followed Hfcaus o f tills the M of the DistrictAttorneys office Wi I welter for a speedy handling of the use H wa speedy too Vrom the police court Major and Mrs Cook on drove straight to the Criminal Courts Building two miles distant Cours were taken at once before the Grand Jury and worn Almost before thev finished telllne their story the Grand Jury was authorlzlns Assistant nistrlctAttornev Marshall to draw two IndlctmentH apalnst lovnie on for as sault In tOe flrit degree and one for burglary In the first clejrre al o Judge Foster had agreed to cooperate He was sitting In General Sessions U vine wa arraIgned without any of the Inl Wa customarv s And They Sailed Home The routine was altered M Aat Mra Cookson mlgnt tcitify She told her story as briefly al possible Her bus stOl was not examined As soon as she hid finished the Couple hurried from the court house racy reached toin White Star dock barely In time to board the Halt o before she sailed Meanwhile the trial had been MnUhed LevIne waived the privilege of asking for counsel and lId he would pleat guIlty to both charges He also ad i mltil the robberies at the Imperial anti Chelsea I nnc didnt man to hurt anybody though he added I only had that I revolver and knife became I was going to the woods to cjmp ii sentence you said Judge Foster n not Its s than ten nor more than fort 10t eau at hard labor In HtatV i Iovltie cUred A he was led away In II 1lllle hour handcuffed between two deputies M was on his way to Sing Sing I SlAt the L vlne home In Ent Eighty I second street I a statel that the I conl had left home a year ago an I bit his famIly htdeo Interest In him I BROOKLYN U TOEVENUPITH I THECCAGOS CHILG I Donovan in Eflorl to Get Out j I of Last Position Puts ji I in Rucker I I BATTING ORDER I Hrooklyn Chicago Unroll If Hoffman Ih Maloney cf fhockanl If Hummel 2h Howard rf Iumlv rf Xlmmeriimn 2h Jordan lb Htelnfeldt ab Sheeliun 3b Moran c Lewis se Durbln cf I Bergen t Tinker ss flicker p Pflester p rmplresKudderhom and RUIer M I MM i specie liThf Ki nln 55twit CtB PARK CHICACO July 9Vllh the chance tl IC lot the serIes one way or another belli the Cubs cud Brook Ivns came out exultant this afternoon the Pubs lubbllng amIably and the Brooklyns trlnnlng above their ankle bandages The worst luoklnc set of cripples I ever saw quoth Patsy Don ovan as he gazed upon them Brookijn Is c desperately determined I to get out of the cellar If such a thing can be done The Cube unex pectedly pitchforked Into firs position I alf naturally out to hoM the Job I Chance sitting In the stand said LoSt I At least a couple of Ills cripples would be ale to pins by Saturday Rocker and Pfelster were the oppos ing Ditchers Ptelslr First Inning I Buivh out Pfel itr to linnmi a i lone NO RLN3 filed to 10 I 1 In Huiinicl ruined Hoffman ht y iifhed jail Slvkn I sacrificed HICk to lordvii Howard i I safe on Hummel funinlf Hummel tumbled Ximmenrano roller Hoffman I i scoring Jitelnfeldt fouled lo Bergen i Moran popped in Jordan ONE HIA f Second Inning Iunite walked Jordan sacnlKed I Htelnfeldt to Hoffman Sheehan out Zimmerman to Hoffman Lewis out I Pfeistpr lo Hoffman NO RUNS I Durbln struck out Tinker walKs PIer Mtilrlced Rocker to Jordan I Hoffman struck Olt 5 0 RUNS Third Inning I Bergen filed to Hoffman Rocker I walked Burch out Moran to Hoffman Maloney out Stelnfcldl to Hoffman NO IllNS I Sheukard walked Honurd forced necknrd Hummel to lewis to Jordan Zimmerman singled Howard was caught or ivnni1 Hlrrh o j wl Zimmerman out stealing Bergen to I Hummel NO RUNS Fourth Inning Hummel filed to SheckarJ lumley 1 beat fUt a grounder Jordan walks I Sheehan singled through Pfelnter L wls fed to 10Iarl LumPy scor ing Bergen singled lo left Coring Jordan Rucker singled lo left sour ing Hheehan Burch flied to Durbln THREE Rt N3 Stelnfeldt nkd to centre Moran singled to Durbln forced Stein feldt Ruckei Ij Lewis Burch caught Tinkers llnsi aid doubled up Moran Bunh to LewIs N 0 HISS Fifth Inning Maloney fanned Hummell filed to Elmmirnian Lumley struck Olt NO RUNS PteL let struck out Hoffman walked Slleckard out Hummell to Jordan Howard Reel to Lumley No RUNS4 Sixth Inning Iordan fouled to Moran Sheehan Hoff Sheehan walked Lewis forced Hot man to Tinker Bergen out Pfellrr to Hoffman NO RUNS Xlmenirman struck Olt StelnfMdt out Ixiwls to Jordin Moran out Lewis to Jordan NO RUNS Seventh Inning I RucUer flkcl to Tinker Burch sin gled to centre Maloney hit past third I Khi ckard threw In to stop lurch and I Stelnfeld dropped It but the umpire called Burch out lot and ruction i Hummel flied to Durbln NO RUNS I i WINDSOR RESULTS Special to The Evening World i WINDSOR Ont July 9 Todays I races resulted as follows FIST RACEPurse JWO miles and mares thrfcyetrolds and up selling I six furlong Please 94 Filrbrother jo 2 6 to 5 and 3 to 5 won by a neck I Jane Swift 102 Schilling 3 to 1 even I and 2 to 5 second Bertha rd 53 Fran I cis 20 to 1 0 to 1 and f to 2 third Tline113 1t GrAce KImball Ida D I Tops Robinson Dandy Dancer and The Belle also ran Bele SECOND HACK Purse J400 maiden twoyearolds five turlongs Peacocki Choice 113 Nlcol 1 to f even and 1 to 2 won by half a length Jnr John IDS C Koerner 7 to 2 8 to B and 3 to 3 second Jim Fltz 10 Moreland VI to 1 3 to 1 and I to 2 third Time lW 15 Dr XInyer Arvelght Leonard Mike Olt Dill Automatic K ahuster lk 31 C1iiiber and Tn and Fro also ran THIRD HACEPurpe WO twoyear chi miles four and I hal furlongs Obdys Ionise 112 Francis S 105 I tn 2 and out won by half a length Ilawksfllght 111 Stool 9 to 5 3to I and nut second Lucille K 112 C Koerner 9 to 2 3 to 2 and 3 to third TimeflS4 33 Lady Rensnelaer Gwen dolln F Eiralvn Talk Southern Bride Lyntra also ra n FOURTH ILACEpurse UQ three varold and jpRnid nailing mile and oiieeighUi Imboden W Griffin 20 to 1 S to 1 and 3 to 1 won by length Golf nail 1W I Bergen 2 lo 1 even and 1 ol 3cuml Usury II Minder r to I 5 to I and 5 to 2 third Tlmt 151 3 Ocean Snray Arlington Glen Mar Bride C I Schilling Jupiter Kmlnoa RainIng Leave Rehontiilei Hosn F and Krelyn 8 also ran FIFTH RAUEPurse 0 maiden fOEPurse wojearodn five furlonTs Nigger Baby 101 Howard 7 to I 2 to I and Ilh 5 won bv head MIciinM Angelo 1H Nlcoll even 2 to and out second Trapui Ill Ffllrbrotlier 7 to l 2 to I rlappa to 10 third Tlme10126 Jim Parkinson Slwlck Harold A Frank Ohayi King Commoner Advance Boy i also ran I Work is easier and i n pleasure tooafter a I change from coffee to i POSTUM Theres a Reason Red Tie Rn41 Wtilviilt la pkji I 1 FALCADA BEAT QUESTION MAR I GREAT FINISH Pair Race Like Team Through Stretch Witli Jockeys Driving Like Demons tConllniHJ fxim IIret Page I by this time the rest of the field was well on their way to the back stretch Reaching safety on the Ira Insldo the I rail the youngster fell hack Plunger I Iharlle Billion was over Iw padilnrtj I fence In a Jiffy 0 nil wa first to reach the bo As lsted by dpi Itiam uf the Plnkertonf he carried Kuerst to the paddock where ft phyilclaji examined him hurriedly That ha wasnt killed outright Is I miracle Ftlprit fell at almost the Identical spot I where Jockey Walsh was so badly In jured on Vino last year Thers was little interest In the race after Fuerfis Call Marathon simply callopcil In front to win pulled up from Easton who had lu Ki ome In beat ot Hill Dilys iraip Cameron for Ihl place lljrrlgan Thats Me struck up chI land aflir the ttnL1 nf the tlfth when the exMadden olt ninnlnc for the first time In the rolor or I I Hrandt got lOmel half a lepgtit ahead of I rank with Gliding Del third lIar

rignn was a hot cliuloi but I wamit ii ntl lie sixteenth pole wm leached1 that his backers lud a Mianoc to ffel safe tp to Uil thins Ciiaiilii wlli lea Me Cahev In tin1 saddle wu well In front Notter however had Harrlifnii bv far the best liorse in the rniC eased up all I when he sot dJvn 10 urge him he UtJ I utile un to win stoltiK away I wn clone for the show minify Many ttmuvit O I Kid ought M have had It Miitnuk cool tin L have lost I 1 rtnn event If lie had n t run out Ju St ss he Ien got his liend In front of Frliettf when nearing tic jtretci 1 1tL Thin ost im lie lace ful Frlzftte went nn to win as alie pleased Brett lici nllthal fin iFeil i TV strong mid hmiled abut ik ou of the place money I SHEPARD BEATEN IN bOL TURNf Connecticut Champion Loses I in First Round of Match I Play to R L Jackson I Fpd1 to The cverlne V ort NEW I lAY EN Inly 9 rnnnci lloiii Is to have I new golf champion Ills yen for Prof IV K Siiepard of Vale wa put out this afternoon in IIP OrH round of inatoli play nt the New Haven Country Club 5 1 and 1 to go h It I Jackson of Mlddletown Siieparil was In uncertain form tact week In the Apawnmls tnurnauient at Rye and I yesterday barely made the champion ship et 15 H Hovey hartford low score price winner yestordaj made 73 again tin morning on e more equallns the course n inl and at the same time beat W A Rice New Haven r up and I to go Wllh the exception of C F Kaylor Nnngatuck beatlnir P 1 Smith lIar I foist by I up none 01 the oliaimjion chip matcli wIre Ioe The others I were HanMnl Htortilanl Hrldgeport d and liat lf II Cooley Hnrtfoid up V aic beat S I I to co 1 1 Mrrrlmnn I 0 Powers Bridgeport 2 up nnd I to go 1 s White Id New Haen hMI W V Pratt Hartford 1 up all 1 In BO Prat 12 H Iron on New Haven beat J K llughen Hartford 3 up flIRt 1 to go K TrrdennlcJc Merlrteti beat WIllis Aiw tin Norwich 2 up ti the olnv oft for the last thru place In tlio Ihamplonshlp set W i Marshall New Haven lust and i Treilennlck S Stoddard and K P Bronson won The weather was l ore favorable for clay than yesterday SHERMAN WANTS TO GIVE UP CONGRESS CHAIRMANSHIP UTICA N r July SppaUer Ji ceph Cannon Congre i man Ixmdensla ger of New Jersey and Congressman Knnpp of this State with Tim Wood ruff fame ftiere today to confer with VicePrerldtltial Candldule Sherman coiicernlnK th clialrnnnhlp of the He cnl I publican Congressional Campaign com null tee tl Sherman i asked tn continue comnilttee of the com to serve as chairman lltep hut erv expressed v desire to be re lieved In order that he might devote his atlenllon to the canvas for the na tionat ticket Iona the elcnt of Mr Shennan Inslst nce tJwt he be relieve Congressman the JanwH A TownS of Minnesota vlreclialnpnn ht the conimltte svlll lrehalllln the chairmanship to he tamed to succeed challmau ship PEARYS SHIP STOPS TO TAKE ON WHALING OUTFIT XnW DKOKOUD Masfuta 0 Commaniicr Iearyn shut Roosevelt ar rived In the lower harbor enrly today and dwpped anchor oft larks Point She came to take on whaleboats winl tag tuppllen and n iiuanllty of supplier for the medicine chest SEEKGIRLAND I MILLIONAIRE CEMAN fft EigIittencaiOId nna Hitzcr Left Horne July 5 With Kelly leneral alaims were sent out simul taneously tnilny for Miss Anna Retzer eighteen years old a comaker of No 1SU De Kalb ncnur llrooklyti and for Daniel K Ktlly a policeman at tached to the Italpli uveinie station and coiiimonlv known In thu dppattmeut m thp Mllllonalio Pollremati because lin has maths conedernbl inonnv In ret estate speculations In I tiny IIand FUburbs Today Miss Iletzerx mother and Kelly wife who lies at No 1S7 fiomcrs street llrnoklyii wont t tin Ralph avenue alatlnn In en iii ph fly amt asked that a sts rib bo mado for tlie Iutipb Mm Kelly says i lat her hus band left his home on July u lie has not imported for lattice ilutj rince that date Ilffurt ibfappeurlns his wife say hi ilrtfw J3W In cruli from a bank Pair Went Together July 3 On the fvpiuni of July 3 according to Mr llvtzcr Iullceman Kelly called it lie I hei tel Lump When In left Mis Retzer accompanlod him Sue iras not Oivn eeii hint Hhs Is dtCrrtbed M wrlfrhlng IK po unit and tj hog j feet In hdgit with ilaik hnlr and eyes Sht wore n black suit and black gloves and 1 ail i strint of lack Jet bunds hound her neck Kelly became acquainted with Miss Retzer tnrough a tragedy On April J her brothel loepi a tailor shot him self In Saratoga 1aik He lingered at St Marys Hospital until June i9 when he died During that time Kelly was detailed to watch him The sister came often to the hospital to see the wounded man and In that May she met tlus wealthy patrolman S Kelly has been married several yean nnd has three chlldrei I I THOMAS WEBSTER ASSIGNS Thomas Webster rleclrotypor and eieclroplatcr at No ItiT llroumc street ifitn iio lgni d ior i if bfiietlt of cred itors to Icniurd F Deutsth licorge C Atkinson nnd E 1C Ulne nrt li 1 RIKEk Elastic Hosiery MADE TO FIT Hikers Elastic Abdominal Bells 350 up f Linen Mesh Summer Belt 1250 Wool Stomach Bands 73c up Special belts for use after appendicitis or abdominal operations RIKER Knee Caps Leggins and Anklets 175 P Thigh Hose I Linen 600 f Silk 900 Elastic Wristlets 75cl00 High quality Low prices Leave your orderatany of HIKERS Di4UG STORES 4 In New York 5 In Brooklyn Mooig Blloys I 51111 10 dR Irii1jp CIiini r I 1 ttt vthl1 iVhili isoAls INOPs iitus rnth i Cnmp iiiI 1 at k Ic Hrml for Catulug Jaus t PENNY A POUND PROFIT n 1 Special for ToDay the 9th I Special for ToMorrow the I0th 1 tiSI41VLE CUTS CREA POUND lOc CItnAllEl S tOIYILN lOc It CJIEAfRY I SPECIAl t4SOIITEl rIIOCO aUPflW11 19c otNnl9c AaiET IOUNI IATES till klnil l AS14OItTEI ciloco eQ 111111 lltAl1 tbiOhITIl 5pECIAL 25c lATF 2 kiiiiii l GliNt LC chI000TtTI lOll Evening Inlll II oclock riex lOot Store Open Kver daUi1 Street k CortUndt Street Stores Open Saturdny Earnings Intll II oclock WE DELIVER FREE nciusKS OF ONE HOLLAR 54 BARCLAY St AMU OVKH DKTWKKN HATTKRl CorWrtt Hwa Dwijs au tMI 2011111 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j G if J j I t 6 THE EVEHINU WORLD THURSDAY JULY 9 I9O8 l 1 NW S LTW Tm fa r MAINS CHECK FACTORY FIR r fi First Effective Test of the Sys t tem Meets With Satis factory Results i SIXTY HORSES SAVED Buildings on West 24th and West 25th Streets in Flames i Fanned by a Irons south wind fire raced today through the factory dls tract of West Twenty fourth and Twentyfifth street destroying two buildings Effective use of the new i salt water mains stopped the flames i when the entire block seemed doomed The tire started on the fourth floor of the fourstory brick building occu pied by E B Newman t Co at Not street Work t 20 West Twentjfifth men upset a portable furnace and hot coals fallltv on the debris covering the floor started the fire In a few sec onds the top floor rear wa a mass 01 flames and the workmen were torcH to run from the building When the firemen arrived they found the flames licking the rent of the SIT torY building occupied bj Jam s J r Puffy a contractor and liveryman of I No 634 WeEt Twent fourth street Befcre the hose lines could be laid the r top floor of the Duff building i as r afire Sixty Horses Rescued There were sixty horses In the DuffY building some on the fourth floor Frightened b the smoke and crackling flame the animals refused to budge With tho aid of moistened sacks thrown r DYer their heads they were all fliialh led out of the building I When Chief Croker arrhej on the third alarm he saw that the Newman building was doomed and devoted his ft mention to raving a part of the DUff l tructure and the adjacent buildings Now well see what the saltwater mains can do he said The fire today was the first ppor i tunltj prolded for their iffeotne test i A few minutes after the connections J teftt made the Duffy building and Its I neighbors were belng deluged and Chief Croker said Ve wanted a hundred pounds pressure and we are t i fMUnp It If It wufcnt for the new I mains we couldn tae any part of the i Duffy building I The root of the New York Metal Cell t Ing Companj next door to the huffy Building caught tire but one twitch of 1 the high pressure stream from No 3 hose tower sand the building A Him ber yard next door and tin building of the Mutual Steam Laundry Com pan on the other sMe got a drench Ine In the nick of time Firemans Narrow Escape In a futile attempt to sit I he New man Building Foreman McCue of En gine Company No is the Urn to reo ipond to the alarm lea half a dozen men Into the first floor Thomas Leon I ard the nozzle man was in e wi guard when a startled cry gai them t Darning or a back draught I was between two tires said Leon I ard after he was rented If I In go ol the nozzle It would have Hire d around and probably crushed me so 1 decided to take a chance with th back draught and hold on Leeward was IIIpme and hr1 f Inged when carried out of the bul d Ing lie was u hl i j M 4 lance surgeon from the New York Hospital Chief Croker succeeded In saving 15 first three floors of the Duff buiuliti t The Newman luildlng where the tire itarted was completely gutted The test of the htRii pressure main today means that the downtown sr L tlon of Manhattan U safe from tin said Chief raker With a reasonable start BO can stop any tire The new mains are a great sjcr ss The Newman tliT f hated the dam age dour to stock 1 111111 ai jfc 000 contractor ln cold 13000 amyl cover his loss ROOSEVELTS PICNIC IN LONG ISLAND WOODS OYSTER BAr hilly 1IirU tidav Preeldent KOOPW rd s fnmll rtnrted out fora H s pir n IIP vends All provlsnps and thr nor earj things to mao e u u in 11 plete wr taken III P IT I IM 111 r h Rnosexet jiKiik s t could leirn r did i i know and nn s i c n n on ipanled hili aSni011abH I Turnouts a YA lei y Nows the tim i Ard times a Way To buy a birrain Rig today Horse and Crr1e Worlt AJs how t Is What fir llr lirs Un jlituUl to World Ads Make It Fciiible for On to Ride in Style at a Low Cod I tS I I TWO BORNEO BY i MATCH THROWN I F ROM VINDOW 0 i Little Girl Pliii5 on Sidewalk and Hei Mother Both injured Same one In an upper story of the house al No IS St Anns avenue Hion threw i lighted match from a window on top of little thrce year eld Ethel Mchitock who Ihwl In tho house and who was paying on the sidewalk The match fell on the films boJIce of tho little ones dreis and il most liibtantl the was enveloped In flume Hearing her cries Jennl Welnst5l her mother came rushing out of the house hnc saw her child In lames and threw her arms around the Utile one In doing so the mother was badly burned Tile shrieks of the mother and hllJ and several children brought llura Miller of No 6JD East One Ilund el and Fortieth street to the scene on the I lun Miller drew off his coat and wrapped It around little Ethel body Afloi putting out the flames that tnNel p l the child Miller pate his attention to her mother While Miller was getting In his good i work some one tclepi niul for an am bJ lance When fie surgeon mi hid lie I found that 1ihils bark ace and intuit were terribly burned and that Mrs rlnstork s Inl were in i bad wa Both remained at home Mlllor left tlie scene after his work was done i HITCHCOCKMEETS TAFT TO CHOOSE CAMPAIGN FORCE Make Up of Executive Com mittee First Business of National Chairman I 1101 hlIUXCi5 Vi July nfrank 11 Illtchroi chairman of the Re publican National Committee arrived hero lo day and conferifd vlth twine TUft mi HIP appointment of ail execu tive committee of eight members who nun or lOa not be members of the National Committee Mr Hitchcock after the talk stated that ho would have no announcement to n eKe as to the membership of the committee or of the general organ nation for the campaign before the end j of a week lie added that the per I oivnl of tin committee is very Im portant and he wished to secure men I wo coulil denote their time to the work He expects to make up tlu cunimlitei from the iiiemntrBhlp of the HepubiUan National Committee but did not commit hlm all f to that policv Hi will ilo appoint MI advisory com mitlec TS Is usunl Till body will to selected from the rountty at large without regard to membrsnlp on thu National Committee I Mr Ifitchiock will leturn to Wash Inrln tomnrro night It U generally tllIh l tool nero that S nttnr Hiin im iv of 1Inl1l1 vvlll h I given charge of the Chicago headgear tern with hepreseniative McKlnle of Illlnol nItnnt trmiurei alo lo lad in Cliiiaso Mi M Knl v u tieiunr of the Hepub ican Congres EImal ninilttcp J idRi Tift 1110 hat i long confer fn r wh Wlam Nelson Cromwell NIGHTALARM m THEMARTHA i W ASNGTON I Grave Percy the Engineer Is the Hem Who Saves the I Frightened Women I Midnight had rhlmed from the fat grandtllthmother a clock that stands In the near palnl grove In the polite lobby of the Martha Washington Hotel Not a sound was to bo hoard but the click click of falling halrolns from almost three hundred and tiny head that being the number of guests reg istered at the hotel I Boom zzzzerrrHOOM Three hundred and fifty glad young I olces and alp not o young joined I In one loud shriek I From exerj room rushed out a more lor lessmostl lessclad occupant I Only down In the cellar was there a person of tho male persuasion Ik I teasIt sounds Impossible but Its true Percy Duokwoth the engineer Ik heard the cries of distress and rushed up monkey wrench lit hand What Is It ladles ho asked flour ishing his monkey wrench A bomb Aare Anarchists the answer tame as thick and fast as snowballs In Piiuer Ladle called the engineer lalle dont please ilon t ru h out In the the till I fen back So siunshe swung himself Into tit elea or and shot upward amid a chorus I BBBKRMHiHHHWBiMHi MMMHHHBHaHHHBIHK HUHBH UMttKHRa3HKMi I t 32 Granulated Sugar 18c At All the James Butler me Stores Some of the other lowpriced attractions for the week are as follow Shredded Wheat package lOc Arrowroots 1 Zwiebacks j Package rj C Spanish Olives c Pd f iiqc lsslc Brand Large iSoz bottle elected Queens regularly f JL fjr sold for 30c reduced thb week to l Hssle Brand Sixoz bottle selected Queens regularly sold for I 8e i2c reduced this uek to Lemons 9 bright and juicy Palermos by the dozen to to 12c Sardines Imported Marzan Brand 3 cans 25c Smoked Beef Blue Ribbon 1 c carton for 12c i Smoked Shoulders fancy little picnics lb 9c Oa eon wifts Famous Boneless Eagle Brand pound It J7C Mall Extract Peerless 3 bottles 2fc bottle 9C I Imported Sardines Auto Club bore18c Soda or Mneral Water all savors 5c j lar tccbottle e in olive oil large 25 an with Ujopener large ice Liberty Pickles all sands msp appe 1 Oc Saratoga Spring Water pure and 1 Oc tizers t 107 bottle parking lrge bottle Worcestershire Sauce Heeriess in lOC Belfast Ginger Ale Corry o drt tOe brard and quality bottle and best impolo bottle TomatO Ketchup Vettu brand pur lOe Peerless Root Beer bJtlie to hake 10c 5 gallons Prepared ingredient1 Musturrl bold exquisite flavor 5c Liberty Jams all kind Choice fruits 10 c I boltk c and ilb gla tar Vinegar deer or white fresh df I1 Oe Jams blue Ribbon Brand choicest home l1Jc Ier taj torfJ bvtie grown irtiftsj ilbijliss jar Olive Oil rtorUo a u Inrorted Imest 23c I Tapioca blue Ribbon the finest quality ib Be ien olivo oil bottl u5c3 Land size pe age Sai d Oil belt American in bottle ean 5c I Farina blue ribbon roiii th choicest haiu Be i and I Ulllt lk MZ Jvk2gC 0 ifE Handsomely Decorated Japanese folding JC j AL Fan Free to Every Purchaser Thli Week tiiZ 1 Diana Tea Cools Refreshes and Strengthens D K i lUimei icu siuiuj be flit naauiul beeiagt ot dies Unitea i i ib Properly plate W it i IK Mrciisthinsp refreshes and quenches thirst as nothing else will dOIf it is gOO 1 sea the knij you jet at the nearer James Btiler store If you use lam Tea del n P2 j of le i i iiul you have a drink lit for a goJJess here ire our extra special Tea and Coee f1 0lJer ff this k 100 Stamps Free with l lb carton DIANA TEA for 70c i 6OSlail pslr tu61b ivisarGAS 4 variL1SOe Obtamps Fre e WIth lib Old Plat latlon Coe HOc I d 60 Stands htee Iith Ill Cejlon Golden Tips 5Qc 16 Mamps Fte with l IbBesJ Blended Co Jee 25c I HO aiiip Fred with i i Choice io 1 Teas Ii5c 10 tanpji rei with IbBestMaacalboC fee 20i IS Mamps lr with jib Choice N u 2 Teas25c 10 ta1r5 Free wt111b ilcst bantos Coliee 17c 14 Four Famous BiraEds of Condensed Milk k 1 but erj a d L brty i nu I Seminole brand Fssie Brand i r i in illr tlc ry I ir d am a o Lain rich and Choice a P i and h t for t tt 7c 8 c 9 C I ABC r w u Jt eJuudtu be tan 1 j3 94 James Butler Licensed Liquor Stores i I Seaonbe summer Thirst Quenchers for Thursday Friday and i Sa urday tr this w ek at rem kably loll prices 1 J 7 BotJes Lsger Beer ourchoiwof the Leading Home Brews 25c 1 h i ti if era SCSilnp 11 uhtfuUhitewmjfoftabUu bottle 2 e w U hJ I 4 t Jr ilpy Gill Gutters kiln Amencan pr luct75c rduced to 5 JQ l j ech1E Reserve Rye WIbsicey9 5125 bottle duceJ tJ 89c i 1 I IFren n1 C arel y Jean Francisco e Oes Imported special by the bottle 50c r i 4 e 1 r slvle CAli or Il I in eft good dmn win Fall 3C fi I r 11 a PJI ne dfi CU1 foJj P rj klur lJc Ink b e rulrt wl1 J jcfor 11 J C f h j1 1i1 lffora fi I ar J II Cho i IIIOi liuZ fr e me u j ti t r C 1 JIiiVl Ituu A to a JII ree 6 i1 C r j 1 f b1 i na N r t IrlithJ tau I E ac 11 A t i11 h Princeton CorL isik i ft iRieeu Gc lAln b tj 9t l It j r f Sam Fre li ith bjtte ul the me w anulv favorite JfjE JJJ hl j I U i j Monogram Whiskey woth M bo for IJ C i bia lips tree Mh Douli oi lean rranciico et Cds 11 f l RJ5 I J t K 1 I O French Cognac randy worth 52 hotfo QPIoI eP I 1 Blackljeir Cordai t l 50c I l in JU8sje ScoLh 0oite 79ch r BLSS Ale n t I50 fjiinesssSioui 9 J 0 a s rnr I t Z I I r I of unit iiiilan i UrtMtlili ilj Ilifj waned 1nuso eon nil pn hark to your rnonii hi nnnnittuul mi Ills rerun H s Just a caulk uf filers liimtii 011 tint MVI ll imvu to gi Iwo In lie dint fillet thut llui on tliu sixth lloor unjr hUll to HELD ON GIRLS COMPLAINT Sea Liipdln 5uye Mr IvImiiMl inill HcliUMlihri Inn Rend Dlliiullllr A in in whu Mill fin lIa i ChIIIo s 1 Silks sissy yeas nd a Mj tiiptiilii I nod refuse I iiii attires was held lu I 11111 In MiRlstratii Hum inn In 1hi Bateau Court In JUKI Kill foi dial i ihe prisoner was arrested In Conl al Park on till complaint of hntellilkr tine nan oil and trie Notion itti MIIS oM of No II i t Miil n niniii Aicorrt I n IT to the r1I1Iaint In i u iln Mini the girls on us kmnd wS Msliii them its he sat on i l n I his iloense ho said the r linn i mlmlej hm of i dauL PI nil il I when she was nine f in aid I MISS CROCKER HAS I Ar HONORED GOWN CI Wore It at Reid Wedding and at Court She Van is Customs Alan Miss Jennie Crocker or San Iriini co a ikc of liltela held arilud on lip Ultimo today with an Hns Ish Imllo ill her arm and her court sown and feathers carofnllj bop mud z icl ii i ex anted when the Cixtnnis olllui dug i Iimlatt hiiiul Into the midst of one of her trunk Mj court gown In I there nnil I wuU lu save It foiour I It Is simply Imply to he presented nt tout Mlsi Crocker said to thu reporters It takes ones bieutli away Mlm Cracker went to Iunilun tn at I tfiid the wuilillnt uf MXM Jean 1UU1 lo lie Umtlifi of the IIii nC linlli lr Mlllain J Hollaml director of the CirneKlo Instltutu it Ill I HJU 11 tiiiii back on the ilrlitli uailiik u medal of the Legion of llonoi Kheii to him by IlesMuit Ialiiie of Turn fill digging up all SI I foot reptile 111 WjomliiK II tlii request of iiiliiw tirne lL tw u nlHs were in iilc of tile tlnil nf wide i one Ias piioiueil tn the Koviil Mnxinim it U illn cud lilt i to the Jaulln tips IlanU Pails The ln lilnt of nee rerelvetl I tin list himself and presented to me tin order of the Legion of llonoi sail i Dl Valiant I expect the titrniin lilllJHI tn lllOilll tO are till Order Of tu Clown DI Elicit sold lie flayed Rolf vlth Andrew InrniKu at sKibn lr Caniwk H inmliiK haI in the falltill the 110101 HP told me expenti a lurk rutnin of national prispelitS TIRED OF CARING FOR A STRANGERS BABY Voimn Left liild at Home of icluel Donn Three Days Ago uul Dil Not Return IIhnel Don of Xn 2il lint foilIll lint IliriUll over III the P 0 f tL I nli n Market M itlnii lo duy a HX imuUlii nlil baby Iy whit he snit nat lilt it Ills rouse In it tliutf Unlit in oil Slonloy nl il line Lni I uskul Hut It tie Inhi ll rate of for il fw mlniiux ulilio she M H d other people In tin house bill site did HOC lItllllI III MUm eter Was dress ll ill thq otlilnv at Wore liiMi he was left l watt I toms It i on SIC of a white CLp Uth pink bows tv le itr n t Uu Ic I st okt uul 1011 Mim tt has irra Illll eanglex q1 ml O S I IIII I Southwest Corner 6th Ave and 18th St 6th Av and 18th St Third Floor Salesroom Jr t 1 o tSIii Another Shipment of 1000 A El Handsome Jumper Dresses OF SHOES AND OXFORDS worth Q a S iuHy 00 I II 5000 Prs Womens I T Oxfords 250 each a tomor Made of solid leather in all sizes Dress t om 2l3 to 8 wide widths mil1 row tary heels dark I I 7 L Han st II11C Juirptr Dresses J taiikLskintiupers r m I i 1 worth tully SJiu Mule of also a lot of Black i t nest hi1SIS in lei lisjuuM pat Vici Oxfords r t terns Guarantee to wash per fCCLtiy Faiiv draped and trimmed Worth A Pair o r up to i it with a strap ot plain odor llwn 150 Special Sizes I to much the shule ot fancy ile at to 8 Tan Black or 11Ir f I ign skirt very lull Jeep hem I Ir d ill cit a a plendii hot w either tr i it ir 1 dress and never v U for less than Clearing Sale of ni 2 ottener olil for S15o hiss to 3 lt I choice at morrow p Womens Oxford Ties l is Formerly Sold at 11 t 1J9 100 bay s kt I e u i t t 1 Si50 195 and 245 r 1 I Dn r I Alt shades oi Tan aid bright and ffa i o ti r dull leathers About SO popular lsn Mall or C O n orders 4 t Mjles in all sizes a C wltlllis in l I ihe lot 100 z Final CleanUp of o pair l00Il Jair Trimmed Hats Radcid t No Two Aiike 3o5O Pus Severn IniiiJreJ in luau J I lr v 51y1t mule nt nlU o ii tt UU I t Tan Ce Isltiiit Paten ColsKin Ault Iadcllllc eiuK t shapes nnl such 1 Gunmetal Cullskln Welled extension r r J350 1e s frimntns as tl tt tat tension soles Cuban rte Pumps For 54 I heels Slzco 23 to S at yam at t H wiixs 1 t a widths A to E At a olt a firs 1 95 Ile ll1llurm f he r 55 u 56 r pair I grant f niilli cy T ZiJ flats 1 l r I 25000 Pars Barefoot San als u l ManuKaciiirers sample c for Boys and Girls r t 1 Extra heats soles tan Aisxin n t and Gloves 4 I f IrrplS sies to s ant x to 9 l1 Hosiery lOi1 eS t t J 2 trthjiCkarn bale 1 rice 4J a J 1 J 11 r at Hail Price and Less tr V 1 I I p rt J I Janet Uaiue LSI pK I X411 e IItLi d e i t II CidFeo9s anvas it ljI39c lisle Jamjar L Sl ea llirizi ntal j Ir t k l 1 fi thlthersales leas Hi1 lnfst ir i neest Ho i 1hi I Ilu el fOW1dt r 1i U V back sit Isles full fKlnuned regular mlk r n i aniringheJs f9 n a Pair n f I Z to IIr11 SI at e SI ends Plent of the 1es nble phin Mick Llsh tott n il t I anl Silk Lisle Spt feet amt sheer plain sear S1k Hnskrvv Hjnl Emroiilerel and lit I c c J v lsses 9 While Canvas Lung Lisle Olnes Full vmcns 1 1 nm6 W1ite Chiffon 16 button 12i vafue k Hosier C LIc lk ct J 19c s Black and 59c dual fy Oxfords e or IU s W 7V 11 white only lIose Cdion omens w Chi I s FLid Top Hose l Lang Silv Gloves 16 but lisles eenix user al Worth Si50 ton Jijfl ilues Hick shades 39 Went tar ge asurt jc Clearance sale 5 9 unite tan and 7ftp values 1 fie nlts 2 5DC C eI11 sll1d Al 1 pr ce Children Sill Rib Ilos lumens 5iX a Palr i i tPl Sizes l 2 to 2 r l f isle tin and HuK 9 slew at 1 IYC nor f 81 vl Sit qUll 19c fly oii ois SL JO Cfbrt ti 9 TAN CALFSKIN l Hosiers at SUC MISSES MiS JLJt31 n tili aal 11 m Lilies Silk Embroidered i Mens Fan Host Sam erect Hose Soc uahty 1 OXFORDS l extra ples of 25c 12tc OXD Jln J l l it Ired11 29e gndes 2 ape Sites S to 2 L I 9 C 1 j t z r I l Hens Fancy Hose tenMon soes1 worth I1J Il l 1Jr 1 I II Voi leus nt tic 35c Simple prides Soc 25 l 150 learirg sile Die t py Boys Sold rll Leather I l rff W 7e Shoes PA p a Pair Sizs tip to 5Jf p ctat el O a 7 Worth 150 afapa Sale 01 Mees Maud Welted 4 t yt1 f uxrm 1 nt JJ a r urancn tK1 mun K Shoes add OxQo ds at H Enti e S cor stock of WHMc a l biuviii 8301 Slices for Men 4i H r E jLOlJfiell Co ar3uti Sztozs I j flsp iGheii C tr ry en I ti I r 1 1 lfh as sires al3 tbi i 1r f I l X77 IV 3 6j x t f t r 1 w ingerie Dresses i 4v1 r w v n Of light blue pink laven J r t k Coil Tan der ecru or white mull S jOll 1 sdn handsomely trimmed l r x u r e alcit with al lace insertions Colt j I in pleasing yoke eliects w t µ Metal GJD the skirts are JuBl r a k CJll Values up to 750 at sltln No Mill or C o U OrilfM I I tJ I t V i tk I k I

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yu I J lii1o rl IIJ 1 I r r J I II 41 ITI W r 1iII WI d r U iO THE EVENING WORLD u THURSDAY JULY 91908 n n I WALL STBROKER 11 FATALLY HURT BY I ii FALL SA0M TRAIN 0 I i L R J Faulkner Topples from a I Car in the BronxDies I M f h I in Fordliain Hospital t r h MYSTERY IN THE CASE 1 r Relatives Did Not Know He t Had Planned to Take a I Trip Out of Town

H J Faulkner a wealthy broker iw1th offices at No IS Wall street fell rom a New York Central train al Two hundred and Sixteenth treet and Webster avenue the Bronx this after boon and was mortally hurt lie died 1 In Fordham Hospital How Mr Faulkner Came to fall from the train U a mystery nor have the rollce been able to earn what train h fell from That he should have been on nnv train was a Brent surprise to his wife and chlidion Till nuilknirs the I broker his wife four daughter and a J son occupy a handsome lirjwnstona house at No 28 West One Hundred I an1 Second street i When nn Evening World reporter I made Inquiries there this afternoon a I iervant said that Mr Faulkner had left the house saying that he was going downtown to his office His wife and daughters had been summoned to the i hospital a tel minutes before They had been amazed to hear that he was Injured by falling from a train They learned by telephone that he had i Dot been to his office i i Inquiries st the place where the broker was picked up elicited the Information that he was seen hy four workmen to fall from n southbound I train of the Harlem Division of tire New York Central His skull was f Crushed and he was rushed to the I f JHospltal f lOne of the workmen who saw Mr TNiulkner fall said that It had seemed to hhn that he wan on the platfirm lie U jtween two cars when he suddenly top rl pled out In the cut falllns slufi of the tl an teps and onto the Ira ok jjt MOTHER BURNED WHILE i f TRYING TO SAVE BOY b ThreeYearold Child Will Die of f Injuries Sustained Playing With Matches Dying from burns about the face hands neck and body the result of his jclothine catching lire thmugi pliyiiic with matches Charles Hook three Jears old of No 793 Columbus avenue vas taken to the J Hood Wright Mo Ipltal this afternoon J His mother xtay thlrtyelsht years bId was badly Burned aiout tie hands while trying to put out the name 10While Mrs Hook was In a front room the boy got hold of a box of matches He lighted several and his cloth caught fire His criij brought his toother who tried to put out the flames When she succeeded the boy was un conscious and Mrs Hooks scream brought neighbors

NEBRASKA OFF TO JOIN FLEET SAN FRANCIS July 9roe hat Jeshlp Nebraska of HIP AUanl tlppl Which was detained In uiranlln mi account of m outbreak of varol ever on hoard having been tii irou hv fumigated sailed today lo rejoin nip I fleet At Honolulu P ERlLIN POISON PINS INS JEST TO MANY MEN OE STANDING Dr Uilsoiis Letters if Ad mitted llill Involve Physi cians in Big Scandal I CHECK STUBS TELL TALE Detectives Now Working on Theory That Murderer Was i OldTime Acquaintance i Cpeci11 to The Evening World I PII11 DKUJHIA July Interest In the Wilson poisoning cane now centroi In the inquest to he held tomorrow which Is eXI4ctloj to develop a sensa I tion H U probable that some of the I letters and private papers of tho mur I den physician may be admitted ae evidence and It so n number of Phila delphia doctors If not actually drawn Into the case will at least be smirched A man who claimed to have seen the private papers of Dr Wilson says that sttibf in a checkbook showed that he had paid money to several reputa ble physicians here This man added that It the letters and other communl ctons were ever published a scandal would ensue which would Involve well known practitioners In this city and vie clnlty The letters that 1 saw h e added are only part of Dr Wilsons corre spondence Nearly all of his patients j were omen some poor others rich I Two ot them were from Kentucky The letter received yesterrtar by Fred Dtickmin the expressnan who received the poisoned bottle of Ue for transmli slon to I r Wilson was forwarded Iro medlatelv to the Pollc DtparUncnt Tille the oollct will not give out tin text of the letter It Is known that the writer Htate that Buokmon must be er careful not to Identify any one as tlie man who sent the poisoned jx ck I Bee I BeeThe writer also states that the twllce wHl never ret the rlifht man and that further search Is iiipleps i The Federal officers arc nsiWIns the pnllnp In running down the stndcri of the anonymous letter The postal in spectors nave been on the case from the very beginning that Is sine It was definitely established that Dr Wilson had fallen a victim to he In genious plot of an enemy They may also be called upon to trace the let ters from Dr Wilsons patients A number of these were found In ills home and although they were not signed It Is believed that the postal authorities may be able to Identify the writers Some of the detoctlves on the case are working on new theories one of which Is that the murderer may have been some one connected with the earlier life of Dr Wilson perhaps some one who knew him under his real name William II Friehorf HELD IN LONG BRANCH FOR BROOKLYN POLICE ifjwla to Th 7eninit World I IONO BRANCH N J July 9 Ticimi Farraro thirtyfive years old was arrested on Broadway here today and is now in the lunc Branch Jail Hi Is said to be nnntcd liy the iiitnrilii of Brooklyn N V In con sedan ulti a shiwtiiiR affair that 01 turret some time ago He had been wheeling a stnet oran hero and in the vicinity for a 011 pip of weeks l lire fapt l iyinn Is holding him pending action b the Brooklyn author i I rs INANS AMERICAN WTIES TIES IN OLYMPIC SHOOTpTBISLEY DoubleShot Contest Results I in Good Marksmanship by Our Representative i liSLE July DDull weather with a treacherous wind threatened early this I morning to Interfere with the opening I of the Olympic rllle shooting contests Hy noon time however the weal her had Improved and some good scoring was recorded In the SCOmetre team com petition and In the Individual single and double shot matches with sunning deer as a targot The United States Is not represented In the team competition but In the Individual matches Walter Vi none appeared for America Wlnans scored 21 In the singleshot competition at a running deer The highest score made thus far Is H by llankln an Englishman The highest possible scoro Is 40 In the doubeshot competition Wlnans tied with Hankln al b the highest made thus far The high est possible la this contest Is SJ The tie will be shot off tomorrow The lOWjatd individual competition In which several Americans competed wa won by Col Hilner an KnglNlinun with a score of 9S out of a possible 1 X Sohwann of Sweden won fie god medal for the single shot doer com petlion with a score of 2 i Rankin and Hoser another Dngmhnun te 1 for jMiond and third places with sores of e4 UECKSCHER LEAVES DAUGHTERS 100 Bulk of Estate Goes to Nieces and Nephews of Dead Turfman The will of John 0 Heokscher with two codicils attached was lied In the Burrwrates office today hv Wlldred 1 Worcester assistant secretary of the United Trust Company which Is named as sole executor Mr Heck cher two daughters Em cline D Wlnthrop wife nf EKTton L Winthrop President of the Board of Education and Oeorslana McClellan wife of Mayor McClellan are left but J1CO each Mrs Virginia Otis Heckscher tne widow Is left all his household furni ture and jewelry WO W In cash and the Income of a trust fund of IIOOCO She Is given power to dispose of the prin cipal by her will Mr Hckfcher left to the New York Puhllc Library his entire library bu revved this in a codicil and directs that the collection shall be old by either public or private sale and the pro eeds divided Into tire shares of which Mrs Hekscher Is to have two and his brother the remaining share St Roses Tree Home for Incurable Cancer at No IM Cherry street Is let G o as Is also the testators friend 1apt William H Emory of the tnlt d Stale Navy The residue of the p tate Is In he divided equally between liii thren nephews and two nuve John C Wll nifNllns E Foster Wllinerdlns John P TV Sautes Malldi Van Renssa laer and Georcina Hociibeic who nlsn rereli a sriortllt hi qusst of Ifl eaih FOUND SKULLS IN FIFTH AVE Uiirlinrti I nrnrlli Iliinilin Iliinrn In MPUIT IJtriM nllnii Will Ixuivitlnc for a SIMMM at 1iflli iixpiwp and TwintypUlli flrocl this nftMrnonn several workman re i rived a rude jar when they due init if lh earth two Krliininq human sk nLs After the echo of their excitement lad died away they got busy again and Fiiivpiilei In iiinarthliiK several other bones that may have belonged to our ancestors of the long ago The relies were removed to the Morgue 1 TWO HEAT VICTIMS David Ilnrrlp llftyfour years old llv Ins nt the Mills Hotel No Z Ithlngton and KVrsytli streets was overcome by the heat ni Seventeenth street and Sev enth avenue ii nfternoon and was taken to the Now York Hospital Thomas Hlntul eighteen months old if No 4O Wjt Tilrtyllrst street dlt l this afternoon from the effects of tho heat of tle past few days wa Ilfr i BLUE WOMEN la t Y I I I t Women should understand that melancholia commonly called the blues is in nine times out of ten a sure symptom of some serious female organic Jerangement and should have immediate attention Women whose spirits are depressed and who are ailing and miserable should rely Main LYDIA E HAMS VEGETABLE COMPuUND as is evidenced by following letters Mrs F Kll vtirth of Mayville N Y writes to 1lrs Pinkhani For three years I was in an awful despondent and nervous condition caused by female troubles I was not contented anywhere and was in such constant fear that something terrible was going to happen that it seemed as though I should lose my mind Lydia E Pinklums Vegetable Compound has restored my health and I cannot say enough for it Mrs Man J Williams of Bridge port 111 writes to Mrs Pinkhani I have been suffering from a female trouble backache and headaches and was so blue that I was simply in despair I eel it mv duty as well as my pleasure to tell you that Lydia E Plnkhams Vegetable Compound cured me The change in my appearance is wonderful and I wish every suffering woman nuld try it FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN For thirty years Lydia E Pink hams egetable 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 intlammatinn ulcer atinn irregularities periodic pains backache Why dont you try in I c n IIi I III i 1 BW I l j I The Arrival of This SemiAnnual Clearance Sale Marks IL t III I One of the Greatest Events in the Annals of Merchandising VIII Iii Ill 1 I i II I i 11 MEN S SUITS t I 7 I IuI i i l I I Reduced from 15 18 20 22 W I l i I I I I I II I The time h c ne whenin accordance with the fixed and invariable I policy of this establishmentall suits must be disposed of no matter how I I i p I great the loss entailed Profits are no longer thought of in tact in many I I I I I instances cost has been entirely disregarded III III il igill I U I I I 1j I I A drastic measure to adoptthis Involved are the smartest models in 1 IiI Eli l III ruthless curtailing of prices but one the bt ighl colorings that ore the vogue 11 I i that wilt positively attain the end in Every suit in this ale was made up Iii i view Owing to the fact that our stocks this seasonthe product of our own i i II II I P I Ii ct present are unu ually large the manufacturing organization assur I IIII1 it Ili II r possibilities of choice are unlimited ing the best tailoring designing and fit I ht I I It III e III fl I I 1 d I 111 IIi I BROADWAY li I i I I 1 WM 0 TOG L SON HOUSTON ST 1 ill I I h It 1 Ii II II i ii i t L Ji ill lltt i Z i E t u i u h I hI IV K H Attractions Are Their Macy Cos Low Prices Store open daily Please Use Blue Transfer Cards from 8 AM to 6 P win you make pur M excepting Satur chaises in more than TWO day during July J departments and expect to take them with you and August when Use RED CARDS when we close at noon are to be delivered I Bway at 6th Av 34th to 3Stk Ste goods fYl9rYS I1 Mens 200 to 300 Negligee Trimmed Millinery Department Shirts Iloor 129 leO8 lurnlshlnfn Dept Miln F ni Sttti St CLEARANCE SALE 7200 NEC JUG 11 SHIRTS made offr line qtnlity woven and printed madrasa great many imported fabrics are included in this 1 lot They are coat model Shirts with attached culls in all sizes AT YZ PRICE from 14 to iii regularly sold by others at 200 to 300 each I Of French models English Walking Hats and productions oj Our tf I Our 1 Oft i Uf P Special i J 1 29 I Special our own Workrooms Sppeclal fc r Sppeclal Formerly 510SO to 5 IQ9 Now 396 to 1089 flce j l Price rl Included in the above lot are a few hundred Cluett Shirts in Sunday broken sizes only all that remains of the Shirt Sale advertised last I French HandMade Lingerie Blouses 2d Floor I n Addition NEGLIGEE SHIRTS made of genuine Soiscttea highly mercerized Clearance of our entire stock of French HandMade Lingerie fabric that washes better than silkwith neckbands or attached collars Blouses of French batiste mercerized lawns and fine Swisses Inv special at 144 specI hciYlci t serted with German al laces handembroidered fronts with NEGLIGEE sHiRrs nude M white pongee silk with neckbands or at or tached collar regularly sold at 5500 our special price 300 dainty medallions in thirty litTer nt models I NEGLIGEE SHIRTS made of silkmixed fabrics neat colorings stripes Former Prices 340 to 241 and checks with neckband or attached collar special at 244 NEGLIGEE SHIRTS made of flannel in plain colorings stripes and Reduced to 495 749 and 924 checks with neckband or attached collar at 144 8198 244 and 448 MENS BELTS various leathers and buckles in black tan and gray at Womens Silk Princess Slips 549 He list and 94c each MENS FOlR IN HAND WASH NECKWEAH special at 14C ea funr S Made of good quality TafUMa and China Silk with full flounce Continuation of Our trimmed with two ruffles edged with lace with or without sleeves i I I SemiAnnual Clearance Sale in extra special at S5R I the Mens Custom Tailoring Dept M Womens Capes New Models Made Suit lengths high grade domestic fabrics the seasons accumu lation of remnants that include Fan Cheviots Tweeds and Wors of a Very New FabricedFloor teds in all the newest shades of grays browns and olive Made in sack coat style and excellently tailored Thisa Cape season distinctly characterized by the most SUITS TO MEASURE embracing many ct 1 7 varied showing of Capes we have ever made 17 50 patterns regularly 2200 to 3000 at V 1 First and foremost from a novelty viewpoint are the I SUITS TO MEASURE several designs to CAPES OF SATIN MIGNONETTE I 50 select from regularly 3000 to 3800 at 22 a Satin Mignonette is a distinctly new fabric one which represent An add i GnJI cha ge of 250 frill be made on sites above almost a years effort on the part of textile experts It is manufactured ex i 42inch chef measurement KTH Ko r pressly for us and is shown here exclusively in these exclusive model Caps Ivi Satin Mignonette has a rich satiny surface a shimmer coating on an extremely sheer woollen foundation It is just weighty enough to drape I For the Motorist idealiy Ill Foir Sltl su Sit The BURNOUS and PRINCESS Capes made of this new fabric are Hens Linen Dust Coats natural tan color in single or double copies of imported wraps graceful models falling in long soft folds breasted models wind shields Ill sleee s closelining collir special at In the BURNOUS the folds flowing backward over the shoulders 496 form a single point in the hack finished with a silken tassel Veils linon Dust Cats tan shades 139 In the PRINCESS there is a double drapery with two tassels Either Same as bove in gray 189 Cape may be had MI white rink blue gold pearl gray and black Other Dust Coats for men from 98c to 2974 Price of Either Model 2374 Goggles collapsible style with case 79C J Goggles with curved lenses with case 169 CAPES MADE I OF BROADCLOTH Tea and Luncheon Baskets Tea Outfits fur two persons I 1074 four persons 1974 six persons 3274 Luncheon DUtch Capes of cillffon The o Liberty Cape is a long broadcloth in white pink y shCape Outfits fT twi perv r J574 for four S1974 light blur Nile would chanlragnr gray 1 wrap my full finished with silk I M Scr lavender and black They are nude lined hood and silk cord fastening pointed front an luck falling in nude of broadcloth In white pink Sporting Goods D 0a FI graceful folds Ii 00 Dept over the shuulders light blue Alice blue light gyy are finished with snull sails collr champagne Nile lavender rose fcCld Old Town Canoes of pmnc velvet and fancy leuher garnet and black received the Old Town button fastening Price 1274 Price 824 l I We have just a shipment of famous Canoes for which ve are selling agents in New York City fY Included are the H cSc i V and Charles Riser Models ISft at 2874 16ft at 3074 ISft at 3474 Sale of Misses Shirt Waists We Direct Special Attention to 2d Moor A number of Canoes that haw becime slightly shopworn ant At 79ai of lan with embroidery panels and tucks scratched samples that have done duty since last season their IK lawn front tucked collar and culls edged with lace buttons at fulness has not been impaired but the prices have been greatly re hack sizes 14 and 16 years duced At 99caJe nf line lain with turndown collar short I CANOE PADDLES made of selected spruce lengths Ift 6ln In 6ft 6in each SI 31 sleeves and a pocket sizes M tn lo fears I CANOE BACK PESTS I CANOE SEATS with backs at Mrt y I 7lc and 5149 I S124 and S2J9 l 1 j Bicycles bearing name plates that have stood for Bicycle Qual Sale of Womens Tights I ity since we adopted them a number of years ago And the Wheels N Km IfilrwMr IIPDI il Iliwr have been bettered the construction improved year after year so The largest and most varied a irlnuiit of WOMENS TIGHTS t II that this iQos line marks the highest stage of improvement The in New York Made nf Cotton Silk I yhleJ Fabrics and Pure Silk I t prices are extremeh modest a Elberon Bicycles 1774 For men and women Frames They are suitable for bathing horseback riding and may be worn ICYC 20 and 22inch sin letur with the new style Directoire Sheath iown The prices range from t tires full equipment of t oils I e J 8c to 1089 For example u Hens and WOIIWIS as above Frames I Erie B I S20 74 me Bicycles u of eoldJrattn seamless tubing one At 08cBlack Cotton and Black Lisle Thread with feet I piece crmk hanger tool steel cups and cones Hartford singletube tires At 198 Silkrht d in black pink and sky with feet full equipment At 2lOSilkplated finer quality than the above in black pink and II ar Day Bicycles J 2649 FIr men and women The highest grade sky with feet I wheels prlCuraWAorkmjn ant pr At 3298 Black Cashmere excellent lI11ere quilitv with fret materials the best money Ill buy tire and equipment In keeping Cfew Departure Coaster Drakes fitted on any of the above machines At f 499pdrr Spun Silk in black seal and navy with feet 11 At 030pUre Black Silk with feet for Jt24 extra The Fay Juvenile Bicycle 1874 At 81089piire Black Silk heavy quality with feet I Machnes for bos and girls Wheels 21 and 26inch fitted with Fav In Addition sin letubc tires frames 16 and IS inch standard construction ind equipment At 40cBlack lisle Thread kneelength III Lawn Croquet I Mens Bathing Suits At 3249 Black rrhmere excellent quality kneelens I At 909fure Black Silk anklelennth I Mens illwool Worsted CROQUET SET four balls and fllS tunpiece orl four mallets nude of hard wood ted suits oats and Cray with red At 81080 Same as above heavier quality I I striped and varni hel in wooden or white strives at 198 wI box 1M and S184 Other Bathni Suits in vari I a II CROQUET SET four of balls selected and ety of colors and combinations Hosiery Specials for Men Women four mallets made S270 to S749 boxwood S and I inches long llrit Klur with nickelled metal bands professional Mens twopiece sweater knit Womens t short handles in vr Swimming Suits closely woven fessional BLACK COTTON HOSE all black and black with unbleached split feet tl

ed box 3094 md 894 gray grounds with white or rtl imbed J nish CROQUET IO SET eight balls and stripes 207 louble soles heels and toes lUc q eight mallets made of hard wood Other sweater knit SwImmiiK BLACK LISLE THREAD HOSE lace ankles Ina variety of pretty pat I striped aid varnished Suits in a variety of combina terns 7c If 9110 fl140 sea un ti S429 tions at 8340 to RJ96 GAUZE LISLE THREAD HOSE plain gaul lisle and with lace anklesi In all the new shades 48c j VJ3JSCS BLACK LISLE TIIREAD HOSE light and medium weights plain and Screens Curtains and Canopies with neatly embroidered figures on insteps 48c I Third Floor Mens MOSQIlTd iANiHE with patented turnover frames covered with COTTON HALF HOSE excellent quality in black tan slate and cadet t good quality net with double soles heels and toes 19c I Size SOii 90in uxjin loin IMPORTED COTTON HALl HOSE black and tan grounds with hind I e value I05 200 52J5 5201 embroidered figures on insteps 24c i 1 Price 98c 8149 SI 89 224 IMPORTED BLACK GAUZE LISLE THREAD HALF HOSE sheer and f JAPANESE BAMBOO PORCH SCREENS best quality outside bark natu fine with double soles heels and toes 33c ral color including ropes and pulleys BLACK AND COLORED LISLE THREAD HALF HOSE good quality I Size USft 5x8ft 6x811 xSlt with handembroidered figures on insteps 4Hc Value 7r voc Silo 5120 Irunlcx lfI tor icomcn and Children is the belt Price 52c COc 82c 04c Hosiery men Il I iccarreiiilinu Hosiery ice have ever known It owes its great dur THFEEFCLIi SCRFENS oak or mahogany finished frames filled in with I fancy colored silkoline Jt 25 quality each 6f c ability tn tnr interweaving ol pure IKlatl linen yarns al the faints A splendid assortment of CUSHIONS covered with fancy cretonnes phm H oaf subjei cd to wear denim and Turkey red fabrics 150 value special at 09c i MtSLIN COTTAGE CURTAINS finished with ruffled edges fancy open I worked centres 75c value a pair 40c THE NOSE I AUSTRIAN PRINTED TABLE COVERS a large range of designs and color THer e I ingvuivird Sic olue it 48j iHxlH yards value 1040 at 89c g Estimates submitted for awnings window shades and slip rovers Furni WEARS ture reupholstered equal to new at very moderate prices Iace Curtains LUt IRON I cleaned and stored during the summer months j 1ou 11

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I i I Z HE EVENING WORLD THUR9DAT JULY 9 19O5 uu J AND UP TO NEWSY DATE THE BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK ROBERT EDITED EDGRLN BY n u n i I i t COLUVIN The Uncertain Life of a Ballplayer Nelson a j Strange Mixture of Many Qualities i i t n hall player Isnt all beer BEINO skittles Its easy to sit Ir up In the Krandstand and fI dream about the joys of a ball plp fL ert life They look so clean and r tunbrowned and well clothed And r then all they do Is play for a living It must be fun to do nothing but play baseball and live In hotels what 1 J But ivliit bull playr ever has a 1 home Holding down a Job on a team ii li one ot the mot uncertain business t propositions In the world An acci dent that wouldnt be worth mention t ing hi some other profession Is fatal C to a ball players future You might be a firstclass lawyer even though sc I you had a glass arm or a twisted xnkle but you couldnt play ball In championship form I And even success makes a ball play f ers residence uncertain Shine a little t 1 too much and everybody li conspiring I f for a chance to graD you and annex you to some other city Perhaps 1 Spade likes Cincinnati Perhaps hed prefer playing with his team mates the Red Perhaps he doesnt enjoy i the prospect of being regarded as a New Yorker or making this his home town or being under McGraw for personal reasons That makes no dif ference Some sort of a technicality lives J Brush a chance to hand out a few dollars not to Spade and grab him The rope settles around his neck He Is yanked away from his own team and the next day he ls travelling away from home with his former enemies the Giants Yep Being i ball player U very much like being a slave In the old days Ony the auction block ti missing He can run away If he wants to but that means the end of his baseball career To the ribbon counter for his then However you never hear of traded i ball payers running away They all look fairly fat and hearty Perhaps there Is a little velvet on the chains a peep out of Joe Gajis since NOT defeat by Battling Nelson cxcpt A I ery natural request for i return match Joe Isnt a squealer in this he differs from many other loser who try to squirm back Into public favor by knocking their con querors Battling Nelson himself set shriek of robbery when up an awful Olin beat him at Ooldfleld Bat car rled his rtriek with him to England and It still had the same placing iDual ity months later when he returned to America I npHIfl wasnt a symptom of great TJIB about Nelson But he Is e A strange mixture of many qualities are things to be admired about There the Battling Dane In sPle of h11 toughness his quickness In selling any unfair advantage In matchmaking or In a light In the first place hi li absolutely the gumest living flutter There Is no admired I Thats quality quit in him a In n mm ro matter what his trade s Then Untiling ehon has the flrest nuai tv of stubborn agsressUeneiB and i undaunted confidence In himself both rood things When he lost at God field he came back to the ring again of other flfhtern kept ongoing bent a lot going and all the time sMiileJ to mike Oans fight him ngain Ill make ny elf n eird again fo that hell have to Iglit me because he an get more i for fighting me than for fighting an I body Ise saJd Nelson And tlias II i Just what he did Things came nut the onlv llghtvegt I ao that Nelscn was i that could draw a blp hou e with Gi s and so the promoter were wllllns to put up n far larger purse for Gans to flht him than for any other mvcli I Oans wanted the money and Nelson got hie chance Nelson has sense enough to stay away from dissipation lie wont b Ole He knows enough to tike falrv Rood care of his natural rcsorcet wnlei 1 Iso Is a good thing for a man In any line of workNfLSON Is Illiterate He ran rend N and write but thats his 1mlt In learning Still ie hai the sort of common Snfe Cr uncommon ense that enables him to lnv his earnings Intelligently Today the Dane Is worth In money and paylrR property nearly J 0 He t by far th rl hRt flrhter In the world In fact nn ithi fighter ever accumulated so much money Thlle engaged In his trade of i fighting And Nelson Is In line now p u champion to double ns fortune b fore he eivei the rlngprovldln that i no new phenom romes siont and tip him eff if llrhtweigit throne befor th eat In fairly u armed There Is ono llRhtMiUht in lfiit who m y have ts sb ty n 1o that Nel ion will hive to HEV Parkey McFar lind 35or loir ilnharlard Is Just as onlMent HI Nelson hlmel In act h4 t i in r need ngat r lvlns nt even ifpng the BUT Hu con ceit lelij Vlr nsrts It isnt a Una thtcg t H tr tlrl rln lit oug 1 i i bore J d ie rapcj MrFariond ll pon orr vriinscr ban Nvlunn err wiry m nrtij and ever Hf haint a er n r Hi 11 bit ncltier Ii ji o Pane lrfRIRd iX M elon kcpj fosglne vnv lir1 re nt l Ir ic c nil c inll o tea l on at Hi inn tricks nanb U0 I f U Aiiiftlran 1 N V Am rt aj Vi rot I BASEBALLTHAIS ALL k I 1s J V I 0 II MilE I ITo L I I J jRUH J I 6 A t PITt I I I Ul I W 1 4 Ao To R e Highlanders Land I at Bottom of Heap I Elberfelds Team Finally Hits Bottom Rung of Ladder After Long Fall JIV J10ZEMAN BULGER If those letters sound like a dull thud thats It The Highland ers have struck rock bottom and tel flow cltizeni you may breath a sigh of relief Thats the last southern port They can go no further down the line unless the rules be so changed u to add a few more clubs to the league and give them another chance At last we have dropped anchor In a harbor that Is ute Washington made a determined fight to hold her favorite restingplace In the cellar but finally had to give In to the onslaught of the valiant fighters from the hilltop Now that we have reached a firm foundation preparations will be made to brace up the machin ery and well make a fresh tart to day dayThere There Is no earthly reason why the e York club should remain at the bottom but like the Imprisoned negro who was told they couldnt put him In Jail one of the players very ngely remarked labt nlsnt Well you nee unerii I li It It the first time that the New York American League team haa been on the tall end since a club was established on the hilltop Just what Manager Elberfeld proposes to do about It we are not prepared to lay but he can rest assured that Washington la not going lo lit Idly by and be robbed of Its rcatful old berth for any length of time You mlfiu bt tjrsrlifd at the prediction that Ntv lurk mil nniin in the tint dm Hun bat thtli what 1 houeiilv bolwvi they will do This ilumu cannot lait ainayi and then au f MUOIU Informed on tuebali matter who will dear the lac hat New York haa all the talint necei eary for a flntclaii club When they do reorjanlie their fciittreJ force and itart out many a club In Ihe American U agu nlli have to b on the iuinu to bt them Thli ohango la not going to coma about howevar until Elbefield nil back In the gann 1hl Inulci like the onlv itco br Mch confidence tan N re or l HU In jured IIK li Improving ilowly but If It continue to gt Ktronirer In Kid may b In the lineup bifore th end of another week The new innnager tanl UI thr any too uJlckly With al thlr bad plajlor and continual kiln It would te pretty hard to state or ulticallv lull wherln the Highlander are dk Thflr pitching taff li good tat IP tCn ttf fielding 11 uo to the mark and the hlttlnic Is fir above the average ThM cannot ba denied Th refJr under the clrronitancei the nlv t akneii ha I can Point out li In maklnj run That weakneii will ora Icrfi iar b atlne th Huti ont It liuf ittlnuily tfat I exicij the rouble TVe1 dont re I nougi run for fe Mts I they are ulna up Yeiterdav they howed a decided brace In bu running but eun then It ai not fancy bo e runnini Ther are not taking enough chances I i Unleu SI Louil makea another big ipurt It look at If Detroit Li going to walk a iw I Mth the ptnnant acaln They have all the confidence in the world and Jennings I klH2lJJ them lull f lnit lie kpa thVnthlrlddlrl Mfh olber all Ihe tlln I and there li a eln of mlichl running through the team that shows how will Ih men rnVorklMtoth ln rolrt o well I as in play Did you ever w a ninnlnr ball club that wtu not made up of kldderi The Qlanti got another letback I bUI Ih 1u3lon yuterday lIa 1Ibtl Mt 00MS by tacl Ihal ilttbur g 10 took a tumblf I ChlclM ram on th other hand PIcked To i I I For Purse of 30000 of Which Nelson is to Re ceive 320000 I BY JOHN POLLOCK I TTLING NELSON and Joe Oans I BATTLING to tight again They were matched In 3nn Francisco last night by Tex Rlckard I the Nevada promoter to meet In ann lih flghU at Ely Nov on Labor Day for a purse of BOCW i Articles of agreement were signed by both fighters and their managers Wlllus Inritt signing for Nelson while Ben Sell affixed his signature for Oanj According to the articles Nelson Is to receive J20COO whether he wins losjs or boxes a draw while Oans Is to get the remaining JlOOOn The referee Is to be selected not later than August M I and both fishier are to spend thirty days training In Nevada Nelson Is alsoj to receive twothirds of the recelptsl from the pictures taken of the fight i Voting Otto th lightweight fighter of thli city who wai recently taken to Iot An I geli Cal by Huron Long thi sporting man of thst cltr fcr the purpose of matchlrt him to fight cne of the cool lightweights out there hat got on a fUht already He ban Ken matched to meet Johnny Murphy the clever San Francltco lightweight for IjrmIImf tel Ijrm twentyfive rounds at Jim Jeffrleia club I on Aug 4 They will battle at 133 pounlt Puk T Mcrarland and Freddie Wclih the i EncMfi U IWIhl lurnl1 uch a greiti liattle at Jim Jeffrloi club at Lui Angflei I Cal on Jul 4 that Jeff hij rematchM them for another twenty fiveround fight lo i be fought on ltbor Day afternoon i rook Twin Sullivan the Sew EnglKh11 light hea v eight will not b given another chance to fight at aty of the club In NVvala Jick fought Trrrv Mustalne the INDEXED GALLOP FORM I At Gravesend t Tho ruTlrs Wir1 i GRAVUHKXI X T July 90 I Weather ald trick mpre per Ie nr tainlne iperitlons to luv T tieb1 Biiupi AIT 87 BAT MASTEUSOXSIx furlnnc In 113 lirc zlns Xever better 101 BIG OHIii One anil threuelchth mils n 14T 35 I1 35 211 6 IT 2S hrecsln In grand form J7 THK WIUKSIx furlongs In 02335 MS 25 lli all out la not read H KXIIXSHX furlonj in 02135 n 30 1I4 2illS handily She Is lo in better W IMfT7OItOn mile in 1 47 slllop ins 57 rASiXATOrSKlve fur rB In lW vzlnp Is Improvlnj I I UVK vntE Six rurlOMRj in Ofil brsczlng I In Rood trim M ZIEXAP Four furlon in 4355 landlly Sic nokj well I S fflUMAUHPour furlong In f2S35 or6 iilsnS hnndlly H In ready S9 KUiUKK nJAlTYPIVf furlons It ft Si cwS 050 Ini breezing A rp1 nip n n S VAXKEB TiMRISTFour furlongs in flfJiS hrpi zlnc A nle cnl M TIVOU cSX furione In Iii nl int 1 W 1 copITE u ii1 urlmiBs in 21 j nB II handllv Xir mpl 1 r 1lf A Hrlx fl1l1 r 24 e7 SI IKiWi rAPTIVKSli f rlonz rt I n TeZlni No padr I OLYMPIC STAG TONIGHT Th OiyT A C of Harlftn wll I tod a fan nil it In lt rlubiimue ic Ve Onu Hundred Jinrt Twentyfftn In tIP main bout ininB I fiHrr nf Jersey ftv wll take I RdO Jonsn he loca1 fKt r for fix roru Innnjnn tU ben a nj p r groat fnrtn r fijnici IthU contett there will r rv olhisri between evenly matched purllhtl I I I I I M V A 1 I L iRHt I LIfIH Hl I Race Attendance I i Up to Former Days I Rich Purses However Are a Thing of the Past at All Tracks BY VINCENT TREAXOR F the Brighton tracks attendances I Ii keep up to the average of the hut two days the Association will not be such a big loser after all at the end i I Dane to Give Old Master Another Chance CANS AND NELSON SIGN UP I At Shpahead Bay II o Thp Kverluc World t Hllm rSMKAD 111 X T July J T o a ark wa fast toiln KSItiDEX STARTOne nill In 117 breezlni S i SANfirrXKOnc mile III lK brcez injr lie Is r al I 54 STRIKE nlTriv furlong In i 105V breezing Mas a world of 1 spceil I 5 AIKIKTIUX furlongs In lo T HKIKN allopln HARVEVPlve fiirlongj h11 1 ffi breeslns Has peed anil Is r ady 8S flvTIMAS Six furlongs In Ml brerz 1 Ine Has ped S HltriKXTKlve furlong in 015 1 3 j IK nautllly llui farly rpeed S5 riiASK VAV one mile In 115 sal i loplr Sinuld win noun I M U1IIT IUn mile In 145 brez 1 Ing Ha FPIfJ1 I 8t IttXNIM WAI ItOnt ami one eiCntli mile in Oi1 lna5 I73V lK IM himllly Seems m I 1 her bcur COIIIT LAIVSlx urlongs In I1 B i breczlni I M IiOIhV SIAM KllOn mile in 11125 liroozlnR Hn ulll win vion iG1 niBIA ORANHAFlv furlongs In 04U1 HJ3 hnnillly A rf nl clcor nlly S7 IinSIAX On nip and mcim r In nM iin it 35 IK W hamllly N w fpi nii cl letter rKrtMCil P furlone In loi i iundll S ro t win nion I fl AIArUAHlx fiirloiics In I ID hrwz 1 ln j AVI VllH lm tulip In II miion Inj At iIM hc l SiOII KX IEARfni mile In I I I IP IInplnl Hn NI 1 foil S 11111 v Slx fnrli nc In in hr izlng tAI rTTr Hlx fiirlnnjii In I IT mnrtilv 1111 nirn fII lv RIHitXii RKIIS Six furlon m i 11511 anillv V A v i IInrk j TATTIIV f i nll n K I Sinn Ill Si ppl IHKAMKKKoiir fnrlonm In nr7 I aIIlnc TERMS NAMED IN ARTICLES PrlndpaltjBattllng Nelson and Joe Oans Battleground Nev Distance To a finish Incenthe Purse of J80000 lightweight champlotiBBlp tlUt and rectlpti of pictures taken of tro flffhu Date of fight Sept 7 Labor Day afternoon Division of purse Nelson to get JSOCC and tw tWrd of ftuht picture receipts olns to receive J100CC and onethird of flght pictures Refere to be SfljctPd not later than Aug 20 Neada heavyweight t Tononah on July and dell rah quit In the thirteenth round claiming that n had broken Ms left hand Mustiln was retting to Sullivan with atlff punch when Jack tuddenlr SIOPooJ fight ing InlLO MI GO LS T IG J Mr I VOT CO IST Healthy giliM were made by a number of the clubs In The Evening Worlds contest to determine the most popular club In Greater New York and vicinity I I the Bloomlngdales getting Into the se lect list of teams that have a thousand I or more votes to their credit while they alo Intimated that they hnd plenty of j vntes In reserve for UM oefore the con te t closes on next Wednesday July 15 The Eagle A C and Norfolk Club also Pnt In grxxJIy bunched today with promlie of plenty more to coma As the time for the closing of the con tfPt draws near the teams lnter i t d ire Inking a renewel Interest anil are hust ling for vote all the time The hst of club that have Kn or mort votes ti their credit follows 1 Intelborourh U T Co 4 2 Unan Held flub 17 i Aremao JHOO NV luto A c 2211 Athenian A 2011 Newport A I ii Illoonilmclalfii 1171 Annerlim KleU Club 7V Si IMtrnk DM Cathedral Til Pawnee 1 i 7j 1 Sivarthmor s tst Itlvjl A i Brooklyn IM Joslah lar montii Stongs ijitf MII AnionHs rn I I Nicholas 42ii Pt loinh lunlon vi Hunston 1 i K Kreeie Ml Mindinl i ii St Mrlvlili 1 1 Warwick ail namripck Klelil Club ajs Jerome Junior 11 Illvul A i cN York Tii7 lto ebuii JSS I VtVlllnKlnna 2111 Cigle Athltle Dub 231 ink HM r j10 il Vlnrentl A I 21R KjllAli A f MI Jefffr on l7 lleo 111 liih in4 Violet V i i2 Norfolk i uSi If Noronia A I 7f Si iBUt ne V I 14 Walton 1 n rolln I ISC SirinaN Juniors 141 tern Flcll Iluh 13 Vftuna lujtfilcrt jiii W lH r llroHi 127 Verllai KVI liih 12 O itlnoK 11 lln iihlupewi V 11 Itmkford I iro I BOWLERS GET PRIZE MONEY 1 1 11 jllJn IIH In rorlz foor III h flltrlhuleil tonight at lltrgman i all 11 nM1 an I Ir nth II n1 av nti e tin Innr of Ihe InierrCt fh nn thn ollrnI hlrh rl 1 plnr but In ih MM hjv IIP hn dI l rill AIU n of th n oi Ini rtant turnatnenri f 1101 viin ir Inhn i mfnri rim if Senarn i fir I rII n1 hla r I I 1 whn ro a Iaoh n I b Lwrvn VAdlrue itari wtll U mllM tu nlght anl th r lll b I pru1 for tht 1 w I Jlmmr Coffroth the flght promoter of California han practically decided not to al low anr more women to wltnen th flgnti I whlrh he brln i off at hl open air club at 1 olma Cal iii they Icrreh and yell 10 loud that they not only annoy the flyhtiri but L rs ST UTS f WHI LWI O I La The stag scheduled to be held by the Whirlwind X C lajt night at which Joe Walcott and Jack Robinson were to meet In the main bout was post poned for a week Th police Informed the club officials that they would not permit the show to go on and ai a result close to 1XX members were dis appointed The club officials rave out rain eherki BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES Rp cial toTh Evening World BRIGHTON BBACH lACE TRACK July Following ar the entries for tomorrow FIllfT RACE Threeyearoldi and uo ward maiden mile and a sixteenth r1O HhaJow Qlance 107 MM Oolconla 107 MS nojarlo 107 491 Jig Muilc J01 41D iramiar 107 AT Montrone 107 MP fhaplet 107 437 Mav Row 10 MI Count Helnferd Ki7 11 Mnnnclt 101 511 foal of Arms 107 Florence II 105 ijKCONI HACE Fourvearoldi and up ward teeplfchar handicap about two and t half mile r Outn if Kilcit Un ViV Wntrswrl 141 41 Bomom 1M isu Harplt II 131 SW Kntador lU 41 lr r Idei 141 171 Snndv Creker 140 1 Thlitledilf II ISI DIn 147 Alircllgltle Al IIorbl 21 Klnr ratl 1 jo TllirtH rtAOn Twnynrold fllllnj and geldlngn flv and onehalf furlongi JSP Walnnllei Ho tlH Ouorara 19 IIS Wcyinmra m H iret Sftvlce 11 4M Qurn of Trent 09 W Merry rjlft j m Ml Ioyttn 1 M4 Merlir 1 4117 Hnlff M 140 i ih rlnf Hlmpion 0 13H Karl m MnM If 1M lUrlina 19 JnMk 10 W Helm Hnrv v tf FOIHTH KMK ThrMyearoldi and up ne tulle nn l A nlxffnth 1M 7lcnao nmMltnpr Itti r Mt FoimtAlnMnr II t V2 Doll Snvli 107 vv Kltllecrinkl w iSIOl Sir lynnwMtt lIt 41 Moonihlne RI SV 1 Sailor Olrl no rlfPH HACK Tnovrarnliti filial Cil und a half furlongs sz 4 RKhan tstlfr 107 ii 62 Morrv VMo M M pirh ltll 07 VU Dimlv DIjDn loo 191 Mobil i IOI MI3 Oiooepin n4 J RifleM 107 m Klllfreen 107 01 r va Takihlr Ill ItAfB Ttr SIXTH IACFThlaold on IID nart KHrjj mil In1 a nuan r 10 r441 tWMUl rc IM M4 Mew Hlinl f I m Jortr 11 Jucl 112 t lr llii 101 I Irtli Train M I 2 11 Irhr 10 v i ijii 1IY 10 ijai Kiri n mi 0 11 allo anf 111 21 alonN tlmf Articles Cal for a Finish Fight at Ely Nev on Labor Day alia Uit t clator At the re nt Ntl on Uani fight tnothlrili of the aomtn vrcient cauaid an uproar by their d UenIDg yells wnen Nelion ha Oani roy Paddy Sullivan th local MgbtwetrM i fighter who U niaklna a xitat name for MnuHf at the different club alagi bv Mi wonderful flghtlnt hu bn match to mol FlgMIng Dick Nelion for mat In the main bout at the slag of Ihe Drown Oymnajlum A A at Ilammtlli nation I lon k li ch tomorrow night U ilJei this good fight then rob Uiuti b lween Young Evans and Cddlt Toy Kid Kuiacr 1 and Hilly Wtit and ottiera 1 1 Sammr fimlth Ui former Quaker City I lightweight and Eddie Walah the Dromli Inf local fighter n na beaten luch rood flghtm u EJJU Toy Tommy Cary and othera are to iwap Punch In a illround bout at the next iu 1 of th Whirlwind A I C of Harlem on Wednesday whl Willie L w1s to clev r mlddli w ght flrhter Till have lo illapoie of Ilk Don 1 van th nocheiter flghtir or beat him de 1 clalrely In thtlr i mlng liround out I at the atair of te Roman A C tomorrow night 0 eUe ht will lo the chuic of meeting Dill Papke the Weattrn mlildli weight at Hilly Elmer Collieum A C on Julv 2 I 1 1 working for the bat Il a Klngtton T i KM Locke who recently betted Yon Ix ughr v and itopp KM 9JHn wanti to mwt anv of the l llghtwelghti He hai almM hli challenge particularly it Cron Marto Pram and MeOarry and aayi that If a iM rvn li an Inducement M will b pnid to make ont lkl li a tough I 1 Pfoltot and will make any of tho looali of the meeting Yesterdays crowd i compare favorably with those of thr I old day when lie betting ring waj I the busiest place on the course The days of big purses and rich stake are passing and periaps It I better so When one comei to think the mater oer carefully why shouM a horse be privileged to win In one single race a smallsired fortune of I from 100 to 12300 which many I a man struggles for In vain for a life I time Two or three big ttakei of the I limit value of J10COO should satisfy any i owner while ordinary stakes with 1 value of JliOO or SICm ought to be i sufficiently tempting Stakes of mo value as the nelmont the Suburban Brooklyn ReallWIon and the like an seldom won by a poor owner Stabla like Keenei Belmonts and Whitney1 usually had a mortgage on those small fortune affairs Beginning Monlay neil tho puriei at Brighton wi all be IncrMd There I be n overnight eient of IK value than IVW whll othera will be worth w1 tan iO with an occasional itake of 1 MO cCAhy roj two Inn and o dM B e t the apprentice bar In each ae II waj the inckeythlp that won Oo l hon f make good Jock i With half n chtn th ton will more than mike ao A goo manv of th reiulari like to plav bpva Y1 r 8rht Sweet fanr and Upton Tau are ur to get a rMe fron thie boys for their one ambition In th e daii la to Kin race nl that cant t nlJ abut the rtan all the time Little LDton wai caught napping on DHOTI Afier he had Araiee ban he thought to rf w a won but Sweet and lilack Mary came with a ruih right at tfn end when LDton wai About to ill up In the laldle Three tlm i Cairngorm has hn he 1el and after looking like a winner Those who have followed him In Iheit three racei are afraid 1010t nn loox aome day anl win Thn Tenonal Liberty I agti magulnt made Ita flnt appearance yeilerJav and already can boatt of quite a circulation WJien li The Pippin going to gradual Te Shes 1 many a chance and haa alwayi been therrabouti but neter good enough to win InTh The Weaerrf Uyeri and olayeri art mak brethren Ing It very Intereitlng for their Eartern Moorish King muat get anothir chance He li long overJue Steeplechaie Ride Crumbly tried the u acrobatic Hunt as DavWion did Tuealay n hoired that Iti not I hard aa It looked at first Ono ihuwMl a flaih of hli old for under flweet Funnv hov then apprentice boys can get more out of omt honei than the alleged itars of the came SARATOGA TO GET FOUR MORE DAYS OF RACING I A rearrangement of the racing sched ule for the remainder of the season following the prosent meeting at Brighton Beach will b decided on at a upeclal meeting to b held by the rep resentatlvefl of the various racing ano clatlona at the Brighton Boach track today The most Important alteration Is the I complete cutting out ot the fall meet ing of the Empire City Association In order to give Saratoga four mora clear days Hitherto the plan was for flira toga to run from July 3 to Aug U with Empire City opening on Aug 1 and continuing until Aug 2 The ame Iled schedule will b a follows Saratoga July 3 to Aug 15 Empire I City Aug 17 to Sept 4 Coney Island Jockey Club Sept 5 to 1 Brooklyn Jockey Club Sept n to Oct 3 Kr KM n Beach Racing Association Oct S to 10 Belrront Park Oct U to U Jamaica Oct 2r to Nov 4 and Aqueduct Nov 5 to U The original allotment of dates gave Saratoga July 30 to Aug1 2 Empire C4ty Aug I to Aug 2 nine days of which would have hen In conflict Sheopfihead Bay Aug to Sept 1 Orovcsend Sept 14 to Sept 21 Brighton Gresend 1 Beach Sept Sept Oct 3 nelmont Iuk Oct u to Oct 17 ant Kmplre City Oc I 10 to i Oct a The Jnmalri and Ani duct dntps are the camp In both sched ules Saratoga thus gains four clear j days and Empire City nan Its original allotment of summer dues unimpaired alotment from any Ionflloi with Sara toga while the Coney Island Jockey Club gains one day for Its fall meeting I I STANDING OF THE CLUBS AMERICAN LBAOITS NATIONAL LBAOUE Clnh W L rCI Cluh W L PC I Club W I PCI Club W PC Detroit 42 30 SM rhllanhla fl 3 2 Chlcagn 42 27 000 Ihllaphla 23 35 151 St Iiuls 42 30 M3 PbllplaM 10 IVSiIlttrburg HJ 603 Iloslon 3240 444 Cleveland 39 32 S 11 VVaahton S7 44 3M New York42 30 5 3st Iouli S1 43 304 I Chlcano W33BIS New TorkZ7 4S S7slClnclnnallSS M 551 Brooklyn 2 42 312 4 I I RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAS 1 Detroit 6 X w Vork a Cincinnati S New Turk 3 I Boiton 2 Cleveland 0 Chicago Hi Ur ikyn 3 I Philadelphia 2 St Louis 0 I rhlMelphla 4 Iltlibiirg I Flrt game Vaahlngton 7 Lull 1 IhllalelpMa S IUtiburg S Second game I St Louis 7 Hoiton i i OAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY I Detroit at New otk New York at Cincinnati Chicago at Wajhlnglon llrooklyn ai Chicago hrnoln St Ixiuli at Phlladelpnla I Iloaton at St Louli cni land a nnilnn Ihllarleluhll a Flttiburg I I WINDSOR ENTRIES I FIFIST HA EFhe and on half furlongi foup eroMi and TOtrarl iflllng Mar Hull tfil IvinXj 100 lack Dolan 113 flle of the liny 1M Hov J nyi IIM Wawrhurv 113 fhownun HI rrlnoe I Ilch nl i Ill rtrroM UAfln furlonn tnoywir nlrti ttnl I 7 Dorothv V bb fi7i Mr Man Mnoie I0 rVremonlui 101 Mill I AlvMcnt n7 fireenhli 07 I an In Ooylo 111X1 tlla Mftv 101 Iahirlne f rctnell I 67 Iolnl Idccoin IM lr Tti iV k Iftl 11 I ln1IAr1 nlo threie roM a nl upunril Mini Marlnrte 03 Elllcoll 110 Mwrerr 1 Oitiv 101i Cturrarl 110 Ifnlir Prim 107 Mirtn Doyle II I FOIJUTII nACEF1 firrlongi maliUin t trtrolonI of th Tribe 10 In I dian Hunnr 101 A hu td IM t Phil I niopher1 1C Height1 10 Hani 1M loyal MaM IW Ire Nnlnn IO nthbnn Olrl Kfi flfr 1 1 tIn 1 nhbn Rat 1rr k 111 K1FTII IIUH Ono and thrf Ienlh mllei IhrYrnMI nnrt m rt png Ornonolu HI 1idv i HI t nk lln 97 MtllilniK II4 Ilouhle UK Trw I Vy 114 Dimveran Itt Ilivnl Chine 11 St 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him gooil players lloblsoti Is about to retaliate by ecltliu nut of the old leaeiie anil Iail In tlo minor ieaiyie invasion of St I iul The wutilinoiil nt ill movement 1 lll ht twentvllvi or m Kill Iuriiei will abd CUIMI into inn Amcrliin Attoia tlon Mr fuhl on anI tin Annrlvin Aesnclaimn rntiNplrHtnr vnir IH 1 Iti I eonfoipiioi fur juinu tlin T 1 cn it th IatilmaK will rnu r a Ls as bal war Twentv ear ici larm IliniNkej leKlltii an Aiipilati so elation team cnvc St IM ibree pen nant winners The fans him tit for Kntten It lidUlson owns 111U IMil ollricif Hi i x ni In 1 l In Vixiha but li ronlln ell that the line 1 tunt will firi Mir In s 1 mil 111 e Jimpi to a minor league Mr H i wralll ha thn National l azue illr lors veMeil hl flan to p11 1C PnnVnnl 15 rplla th1 rnf niin or IT AMUSEMENT HERIflL G 1 I I J t llenrt i ujjjf s urUnll NIUCUOA THE MERRY WiDOW I I I U 1 j ina MII I t UUI tAIII Mils WM A Utl I CARLE in MARYS LAMB i I JAIWIN de PARIS II f 2IKIiKKIil IIIS NKW ItVvi 1 FOLLIES OF 1908 KM lUHIIIK M U 1 A at it iSt ri i VtMt Ms1 MJI sn 2 QEO M COHAN PIPlrr I I Temporary Vaiatln JuV II to Aug 111 HAM 1ERSTEINS 01 U rHS 0 I ml imillnee lUlly ton RO OF iilaln In VlclurU The tir full Itoof IV1I HKIiVAItlll flrat time In America Italian luhtnlnit hanci artlit HEIt Tltl IIK I 0 I K M A X N AnD I E j JIlTiHEU ani 1P 25 Students CL rnKD the llor e vth a Hunun nnla R Pr n n k T r O ItlceA Prec ron iHni I r iT ITIMI nnldinothrt I TOMOIIT TDMdllT TONinrtTJ THE MIMIC WORLD srCfl8IMO Bws v I M in e Stturdiv 115 W fCt l f I IC Hf 11p a C D Li DALYS GiRLSC BnI 3Ih J Kvgf t 15 Mnllnee SnlunUr 211 1 KEITH PROCTORS Bin Ate Alice Lloyd Star Spangled IUn ner Iartfll rMff 4 r i I v Mnt 2tc r0fl larlh si i s inhofii Viiii Tilth Wln ir I M a v Mr A Mr I i i A tnv Mit 2S J lr for Ixidln Ttemliy Frllly Mm i I flri I W1V I inn 1 I I l frrR nv sis 111 8 J Tei 3v Odin IEI ITIIE MERRY 5 illHSI ITIICCCK 00 ROUND t tad1 10 the AUStar Cut i lnr fMlI 1I Iuil HnnUutt 111 I ALHAMBRA Varcl IIMUn Mirfir I I CountMl Roml ft Fte4 7th Av IWt i SI Paul UAnlfbre VAT nitYv Ferrfll Droi ntherir II ii otId Si 523 ASTO 8ltMll 11 MIINUI I I I 11 o t1W I TIn JFAT IT n PAID IN FUtl H i ATLANTIC lo VrnJi S Zt I i Everv Rinlnif 7 SO Sat 2 rt Ma Orafll r M I Oinrert Heflneil Vaalevllle Mlne Pctur I MORBISOHSROCKAWAY BEACHT I Mat IIEls Tiimnmvlllonnp TliorntoJi r 83nlfin EiliTiiriN1 Mrhwl HOT f llrlt i Ira I VCTVT ntiinyr vlT7 L I NORTH BEACH BEACH rucr rlrWIRKS I i Fife Vnadrrllle In llallnmni Etrry KrHio I 1 ADMISSION iiiw I mm I U u FREE SHOWS I nronrlnnr At All Time T I JILin irancl on I lier Daring Unite IJ t from Ihr Tnl er tlmpi clnllr II Wm I RevniMi Trixt Tike Iron 1hn l I Lt7NA 10 Luna In Ilnul Th II Ik UU to AUintl IUbwr I P RH Iroklm then trans1r to Ih I T03Ch ipro r II IUSUtI nllT PAINS EXTRA GRAND DISPLAY TEEr LE I CONEY INLANDS I rSEPE I FUNNY PLACE X IAtldll IX IIVKIIY 81OT 1 BROOKLYN jMVIUS BRIGHTON BEACH MUSIC HALL SAt 1VIII I eMn rn iitMlMettlTroun American URnr Tom lark 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