The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
July 18, 1908

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w T I JrL I f lteSul13 l ED fT ION n I1i It u fl InCOMPLETE r COMPLETE RESULTS OF TODAYS RACES Mo tv I Tliunderrtornui tonight Sunday cooler 1 I I i Gb t f illil 0 oUJ l lIIII oN or I AILpINAL RESULTS EDITION r I Circulation Books Open to Alt it I I II Circulation Books Open to AIL 1 I o 1 I NEW YORK SATURDAY JULY 18 1908 PRICE ONE CENT 1 i i i 1I ij I I I I 1 l N Tl m SCOHE BY I I I St Louis 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 3 7 Uigluunderi 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 KUN IN IN INN TI SCURH BY 1NMNGS Brooklyn 1 002000 Cincinnati 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 j I BROOKLYN BATTING ORDER Cincinnati ICookljn Unpins lib HITh If Kline cf Makmey rf Lotitrt 3b llmnniel 2ij Schlel c Jumley rf IM U inll Jordan Ib I Jakfrt If Snefhan 1b illtchPll rf L IIIH IltllsKltr s UlltiT c Campbell p Kuctivr p Impin Klein pa in The Kvcnlnc Woill riNVrVNATI July IVHcfore tile tiiooilns of tlie Reds ami llr K klynfl y terdAv Malinger Donovan ntul his rrew fhiiply nantpil Mio ciunc To riav liiv aiinonncd that thvy mut J linve te minx In nrrler thai tlinv mUlit MVP Cincinnati tonlslu with a lalrly npai ouiuelcnee In nnler tn ntdko tle pr M1 for cretawav flay hriEhter Matineer Uotio VHII sent Nap ntuker after the Herts I Tim Poclfiors will pllt up hprp In rlclit A small contliiKcnt hcul rt by Hilly ncRon nnrl llury MPlntyre will hike direct to Ill tRhuI 1 wliwi tlipy will i Jlp nd Sunday ritktl n that Is tho I only way one cn pacs the labliath In the Smoky CMly Tin rfft of th stli letes arp frhCltlM lo play n ginta it Jnrkfrsimrc V Va Hill Herxvn win Tpnnnf i iitr tulle till tiirmtiK lo calise of HIP tiiillllcatl In nail pcolvcil that til siippiilon had IJPPII llflPd and I Iii nilxht resume the pleasant task ot arnliiK Ins salary I First Inning I Rtircli 5nclril to Irft Mnloney Mcrl flipil ShlH to Mcl nn Hummel MM fo Mitieli Hiirh learhiil third n n pjysptl ball liiiinlpy sltiKlirt to right Iliinh rliiK lorilan popped tii UiiRRltM fiVK IttX Hi nliiK Ille 1 to Miloncy Knn up in Hitter 1ibiTt lilKliM to rlsht Krhlel walknl KIiin d ubltrt to left IxihPft ticorlnz Ijskvrt died Jmvls to Ji dan ONK UlX Second Inning Ilutrglns thrnw cut Sheohan levli did llulHwltt to McLean lllttir ivallul KuoKei uut Hugflns to Jtc 0 Unn MJ llNH Mltpl1 II faniKd Iumlcy muffed Hul txuti ily tiniiUl rlllcud HitIT HI J n n lluiih loultril to Hitter NO HIVS Third Inning Bur ll 1111 ked Malunoy sacrlllrod olfit to Iolan HuinniPl tiled to Mitchell Limilpy rolled Hugslns tu lplan N i lilVS Kane grounded Ipwls to Jordan lo bprt pasieil to Hiirrh Schlul singled to rcntf MiL iii inilril to loft Im kiit fanned No JUNH I Fourth Inning Jnrdin pnppid to lIuKsin Sheehan WMkrd l rtls HllKlPd to left Itllttf cttiRlid 10 rifjlu tillniK thp linsvi Itiirk er siisd to centre SluPhan and lewh sririKr Dorsohpr now pllohinp for Mnclnnat IHirrh lllpl to Mitchell ifn lonpy fanned TWO JllNH MIMiell II d to Jordan ffuluwltt doubled to ilirht Daiuchor sirtirk out llnirclni singled to cpntre llulswi scoring IliiSBlns out Malonoy to Ruckpr to Ilmnmnl ONK RUN Fifth Inning HlnniiPli wnlked Innilpy rollpd to llclean Jordan fanned So did She linn NO HIS Kane walked I yl prt TonlPd to nit tPr Knn stol sfrond Ponlpl and JloUaii tiled to Maloney NO IUTNS Sixth Inning Tjpnla IliPd to HiiKKlMF UltlPr HiiPil to Iiskprt Iliuvkur Illed to lIugSlns II NO IllNS f AMERICAN LEAGUE At Boston Chicago 3 0 0 3 0 ZOO Oi 1 Bnslon 1 fl 0 0 0 0 0 1 02 liatterliH Walnli anrl Sullivan Winter ana tnrrlgan UmpiresSheridan and Connolly II At Phllndelphla J Detiolt n 0 2 0 1 1 0 1 fr 5 fhlMilelnlila I 0 I n 2 I n i nitterles Mullln and Schmidt Dyffort and Sclircck fmplrcOLouRhlln At Washington filcvelnnd 0 0 D 1 0 0 0 0 01 Washlnnlon 0003000ft 3 nattcrles Uhnndei nnj Hemls iimUh nnd Warner Umpire Esan 0 SIX KILLED WHEN AUTO WAS WRECKED BY TRAIN FOHT WAYNE Ind July 15Slx perioni were killed this afternoon when tin auto In which they were rlilhiR was wrecked by n fast pnaienger rain The rnuh occurred at a cronlns near OolumVit CMfi 111i6 ttt HIGHLANDERS THE BATTING ORDER 11 Iurk St ilt 2 Slun If ollrlJ rf ILlrt1 If lorlarJtY3b illtms Jb C lme lb Wallace 11lIIlhlli cr Iporri h 11hanlr If T IOIIC 11 lIall s C JOI1C d lItln c SIncl c rakp p II o i n lmJlItCHIaIiH anil Hurst fSlvinl in The Ihenlnit VorM HJltirN IKU1UK PAW July 15 The reonnt successes of tho Ills h landers brought out a crowd of J thli tfternoon to M them tackle Kt Ioul attain Lake wan selected tu pitch fur Now Vurk and Howrll the former Highlander wpnt In for St Iul It wac nnnoiinepil that pitcher Jo I ylrt had hen n1d to the Atlanta Club of the Southern F MKUI First Inning Iielelunty muffed Stones fly nnd thn batter went In ond Hartel saorl tired Morlarlly 10 Chase Stone polns to third WHInim struck out anil Wallac cot tin i ame dose NOTUNS Nlp filed to Martfel Conroy slnBld to centre Morlarlty singled to ilsht but onroy went out at third Ilartfel to IVrri Morlarity taklnir second mi til1 HIIMW Ihiio piipjidd out tn Perrls u itlNri Second Inning Hall mad n peetaetilar play In thnnv Inp out Kerrls T Jones Illed to Hall Morlirlty threw out 0 June NCI lUNH Iliinphill llPil to Wallace elelianl Hikoil and still second lull poppf i mil to Wallace Klrlnow slntrlevl to left MoritiB Delrlmnly hul was out it sec ond Jnnes to Tenli to Williams ONK IltN Third Inning I Mnrlarltv throw out Spemer llowfll wnlktil Stnnn lined out to Ivpliinty Ilirtol tilnl over llrst sending lloAcll to third IlB4ilsel stolH serond Wllllaiiii walkeu flllin the bati WalUico 1111 Kifr on hikes bid throw nrd Howe soortil Hut HnrOel 11n al o tried tn corc In was out nt Iho I nltto Iln 1 to Kin now OVK JIIS Like singled to centre but wa forved at tn mil on Nle i prounder Willlims to Villacc Oinrov hit Into R doublu inv Ferris to Wallace to T Jones NO HtNS Fourth Inning I Hii tn Nl out Ferris T Jone ftmleil tn Clia o C ones fouled out ti Klfinciv Nfl HINS Morlarlty tnik out Chi e nns llinittii out bv Ferrl llmnpiill wnlkiil but was out stealint second Spacer to Wallace NO RUNS Fifth Inning Spencer nied to Morlarlty Afler makltiR n preat run Delehanty droppml Ilfiwell Ion fly and It was Rood for two hiev Hall threw out Stone as Unwell went to third Nlles threw out Hansel iNO UUX8 Delehanly singled to centre Pull sacrificed Ilowell tn T Jones nendlnR Delehanty to Recon Klelnow popped i to Wlllams Williams toned out Chase NO RlNS Sixth Inning Williams walked and wont to sprond on Wallaces sacrifice Lake to Cnape Fnrrls jut Nile to Chase Williams Koln to third T Jones diMibleil to che icoro board scoring Wllltnms C Jones nird to Hemplilll ONK RUN Nlles rolled out to T Jone ujus slstfd Williams threw out Conroy I Morlarlly Flngled tn left but was cut stealing second Spencer to Wallaco NO HtNS Seventh Inning Hall threw out Spencer Howell was out tlie same way Chafe making a ineilacular onelKinJ ratah Bloiie Blnjiled over centr and was advanced a base on Ilartsels slnslfl to left On the throv In Nile made a fumble find I Sloni took third Hartsel stoic second and on Klelnows bad throw went ta third nhlli Stone scored Hall threw out Williams ONE RlN Howell tosted nut Chase Ilemnhlll llle l to Stone elohanty popped a snort Ily to Hartsel NO nUNS 40 NATIONAL LEAGUE At Plttsburg loiton 0 0 1 o n 1 0 i 2 tlttsltirR 0 0 2 0 ft 0 8 iattPrteDorner nnd Orahnm Mud dnx and Oll non Uiiii lre Uliclw nj Hinll m At St Lour JA I GA3ra Piui a n I 0 0 fl o I n 0 St Louis 0 u 0 0 0 0 1 0 01 HatterlMpartt n l Pooln MoOfyn ftnd DUw Umplr BmtH I I C r Ruelbach Pounded Out of the Box in Less Than Three Innings in Which McGraws Men Score Three Times I SCORE BY INNINGS Giants 1 1 1000 Chicago 00000 fr lal IP TV Kifnlnr Worlds OUICAiiO Julv IS Twenty thou ant I router tilled every available Inch a Cub I irk today to Me the Clants In I their last frame And they were not all Cub rooters elther Whon the Slants scored In the Initial je slon the New York colony ang cheered nnd made more noise than a prohibition conven lIon rouHng tin Demon Hum piiHiarh who madu It sn e a sy for McG raws hired men Wednesday was ulven lIP cJuincc to rrdemn himself But Reuibach is evidently a most on lstent man and likewise a render of Scripture for lie turned the other cheek fur another jolt and before the curtain rang down on Uie llrst half of the third eijtodo his curves had been swatted six tlmei hloli with an error or two ami i bi e on bills by Ifnlster netted three large tallies Wiltse npposeil the Cub is In the first game IIr the series and femeil to hold them as safe While the first plnce goal could not 10 reidied to lay on account of PIth oiirgs win three out of four looks good o McXVraw First Inning HeulUioh could not local the plate ind nalked Tenney for II starter Doyle fotvcd Tenney Tinker unassisted Bre nahan lined out a pretty hit lo rlgrht Held Dovlu heltiR held at second bafe Donlin Ilhwl a smasJi to left centra field that was good fr a double scoring Iwjlc and sending Bwiinhan to third ba e Seymour grounded to Tinker and Hresnahan was caught between third and thp plate He was run donn Hot rran geiting the out Donlin moved to third b se HIII Stjmour to second IHSJ r n the throw Devlin wis an eav oul for Ever and Ohane ONR RlN Single drew a high Hv to Seymour he horw hLX was stJIl inrtli Now Vork nheti Sluxkird hit one a Wilts rlat wa too hot fur the pitcher lint IIP ball IOtunled Into Doyles bands and thr hl man wag thrown mil to Trnney Kilns Iwjko In1o tho game hy drawing n pass Klltig was oirt steal lilt seiniid Duvlo tnklnir Rrvsnnhans io i1 throw SO HfVP Second Inning Mcrormik plaird n bnimder iiiaie ly In Kverss hnnd and wa nut li tlunci rtlael caplivd Brldwiir fiv ifttr a hard prlnt Wlllse put a fly Into right that Ullng couldnt reach and It went for 1 single Tonn y put a single to right flold that Kllng mesheil horribly and WUtse scored all the way from first base Tenney mov ing to upcond base on tlii throw In Doyle beal an Infield hit that Retil bich barely touched and Tenney mov ed to third base Sagle travellod to right field nnd art II rl1 llrcsnnhans Ily ONK niN Chanci put n Imrd drive Into Mi or mirks hands Hofman Illeil out to Doyle Kver followid with a pop up to Devlin NO HlNS I Third Inning Donlin opened with a single to Ifl HHil Mnrin throw the ball over Kverss hnd on Donllus steal nnd rhc runner nn safe Seymour drew a bio on balls Devlin hunted one dnwn 1ilrd hise line Uiiilharli fell In lildlng It sttd base were filled with none out Ifilstrr replnced Iteulharh McConnick drew n base on bull forcing Donlin acro the plate Hrldwell Ml to Tfelster forcing Seymour at tlie plnte i and was doubled first base on Morans Otilck throw to Ohance Devlin and Mc Cormlck moved up a base Wlltse drove a fiy to Even ONK RUN Rrldw ll threw Moran out to Tenney Tinker worked Wlltse for a pim to first hns e Pfoleter forced Tinker and was doublthl at flrt hn el TVIItse to Loylo to Tenney NO tlPNS I Fourth Inning I Tenney was an onsy out for Evers and Chancs Kllng picked Doyles drive off his shoe laces Bresnahan struck out NO RUNS I Wllle cniight Slagles pop up as Dev lin bumped Into him and knocked hlnv dnwn The pitcher held on to the ball however Shecknrd put n pretty slngln into centre Held which waa the first lilt off Wlltse Kllng struck out STieckard was caught asleep off first bare and was out after a chase up and down tha baseline Brldwcll getting the out NO RUN3 Fifth Inning IXmlln Iriick out Seymour also fanned Devlin was hit hv R pitched ball Hvars throw McOormlck wit to Chance KO RUNS Chance put o hard drive squarely Into Donllns hands Hofmon hll a I hlxh flv to Seymour Evers popped to Tenney NO RUNS WINDSOR TESULTS i FIRST JlAjCE Purse 4100 three yearolds five and a half furlongs Olvonnl HnBinio 1M Kennedy H to I i 2 to 1 and even won by two lenstlu Fielder 107 Delaby 6 tn J even nnd 1 to socond Martha Jane laT O Burn 8 to t 1 to u and out third Time 1dO 15 Andalusia Buyanlo Guarils Dlseratum Caltha and King Folly slso ran 8FX3OND KAO Purso SV1 handicap slei rlenhue mbout two mll iVflkfl ViiU IS f tcTla4a to 5 I to 5 and 2105 won bv two leruthA Lights Out 145 Archibald 10 to 1 4 to 1 and to 5 second Bilberrjr IMIUa Jo 5J to 6 ia I iO h M1lr4 T1KU 1M 9III JI BATTING ORDER U ant Chkno l nner 11 hlle cr lIorl i11karl If HIn111all c 1 Itn rf fnllll rr halllc I SelllloUr d IIlrll1an 3h I Ill In lh i kCorrnlck If ornl1 c Brlclw lI Tlnll r lItse I Hulbach p UmplresQ Ptr IInll Jomslonp SHERIDANS FIliST POSE IN GREEK DISCUS N t i i It tj i t lit jt j l t 1 I I1 rI i I i I I I I I Xbrt rJA l r I I I The nbnrr cnt ihoirx Mnrlln Sher Idnn about to hroir the dUeui ireek ntyle or n at Jltlirpi Till iinn thr melhod In VOEIIP III Ilir old Stndtiim In Ulymplu 17111 I yrnm into Thr under plcturr I of thp fninoD Dlnpohaln or i ulatiie of lir Greek dim thrower I nlioiit lo deliver tlir dine Coplin of Mill nolnl itatae ure found In I rrry ninicuin Dlcknon Pant Farmer an1 Dolrl alto ran Manzalb fell TII OlD RACE urso 1VXI Detroit Stake twoytvirolds i five and t1 half furlongnRtehard Reed 1W IY Pow PITS S to i even and 1 to 2 won by n lenvth nnd a half Hawks Flight 103 Slillllngl I to 2 I to 1 r id even Mivond ATVe 100 rF Burtunl 9 to S 1 h 1 and even third Time lCO 35 Loyal iMild Hnnk lx onard Indian I JIunter and Hatbek alsmran I FOURTH RACK l urw JCTO Windsor i Merchants Hiuidlcap thre earoldJ and upward one mile Jlellmoore 101 i iKcWUltig to C 6 to 5 Hid S to 6 won hr ft head Polly IrJm 1U iV rowers fl to I 3 to S and 1 to 1 second Tile GVvwn 91 Kennedy IS to 1 Ho 1 und J to I third Tlmo ttt 25 I cme lortLbor QlIAgC HAclnhnp tt WII toM MARTIN HfRIDAN HURlS DISCUS t fOR NEW ID H AT lONDON 1 J BIG CHIf BA IS fRANK GilliN HARDI RA AT BRIGHTON n Holiday Crowd That Reaches Propor tions of Other Days Throngs Track I Prosecutor Elder of Brooklyn at Track but Does Nothing BY VINCENT T RE AN OR BRIGHTON BEACH RACK TRACK July IS ig Chief run ning for the first time in the colors of Tom Williams the Frisco turfman won lie Ocean Wave Handicap here this afternoon in easy fashion Williams bought Big Chief early this week from the New castle Stable for 12000 and today he had the opportunity of win ning him out Hlf Chief for no pnod reason I M I more or less mRl ctc l by the wl alert who seemed to think the raA vat liitnccn Frank Gill and Vodtmln Hie public however pinned Its faith i Hi ChMf nnd nhpn hp went under lie wlv An iasy winner In frnnt of Trunk Gill tlprr wan TPiiproux nr plaiire Ilodouln who flnlsliPd third I ut out a very fast early puco until j they VPIV lrll rround tlw paddock turn Ifcre he showed sJpns of IeI ncarlness and Frank Jill went up to him In the middle of 111 Iwrk 1 stretch Oil drew away from Hdonln I njid from lhFrp to finish It lookeil Ilks I easy ulllnif Miller Rides Well I flirt Miller Just about this time got busy on UlR Chief and at the far turn bejjan to slowly hut virely overhaul lack McOinnlsfl oolt HP caught him at the turn for home and lust is soon as he was collared Prank flll was I beaten HP cluiikivl It In a surprising faihlnn It Is pidblp Dusnns nevrr RPtthere tactics In HIP tarly ptnt was whul caused Gills dpfeat 1nder a pa tient ride ii otter mlBlit have sven him lie mitflu Jill Ir won pnliy Notter I didnt rldp loday by the wi v i been set down ye terday Elder is at Track ActlMB DlstrlutVttorniy Kldur arrived at the track this iflirnnnn to PC whit the police are doing to stop betting I am here simply to look on and medi tate IIP ald Kldera sleuthi arrived early they swarmed Into the club hou o and had a free tied at the ex pense of the racing asfloclatiiin The orontl fllled the brick lawn and weHere In the hot sun Uniformed police and plain clothes men were everywhere but the verbal bettors were as active as ever There was a feeling of iiwpense nowever the tip having gone forth that a wholesale raid WaR due Police Make Raid The police maw a raid in tho leld Just before thp hist race Hislit men were taken dhnrffed with iicovplln bets They wer 11 out quietly nnd fcnv know nnv arrests Imd been niiiile As the detectives ami thdr r uonfis w re pasKlrnr out of the gate John King flno of the pnlronnr ntntrxl HP moc carried Into John allIrnltl hs olllc wliern ho wa 1 I Tom McGrath a Victor The flrit race wn a victory for Tom McGrath ably rlfld on by the ciipable loe MoCihey The boy got the hor e i off In front and after that It was only I A qi sion of his tnstlng He led all the I nar safsly enouch until the stretch I turn when Cohort the wellplayed good I tiing wno had boon running sixMtid phttlliTgeil d6 p mlely StoOrath and MiTHhey thn two Macs by the way had something loft and away they came without even the sentblance of a drive to win bv n clear length Cohort the nfdlrappolntment tlrod right at rno critical moment and Xliirhuc ohoot Ing along the mil bent him out of the plnnr money Tiuibte to be Kind In th sn days of trouble got an easy ride Two Horse Race In Second Tha aeoond race was nm strictly tn form Urother Jorvithan beat neni ctrfi Aft tio haj done oxory lime fiev nvt this seflnon It as jtrlctl I tot horn1 r o and they went r i lh t HrAI Mm Irtt t I BRIGHTON BEACH RESULTS I FIIIST IIAlBTnin MpfirnUi tri to t nnd 2 lo n I Minium Ii In i for i plniPi Cnliort a SIOM IIACIIllrollirr lonnthiin II In III and I to III I Ili niii ler tt Co a for ulnrrl U Sailor IJlrl II Trillin itUKiiic iippin urt n In niul I lo U I Clilln H t o n for plnrol 2 Ilomrrrol it IOIHTII nttKllli hlPf 2 to I anil 1 Inl 1 Frank Illll ti to ft for ulHrr 2 llrdoaln a PIITll IMCKDrlciint IS to Ii nuil I to Si 1 Kioiioni ill to r fill Miner I 2 Milliter iI SIXTH nu irii iiion i mu u to i ami 1 to 2 I I ItiiKiiniii Iii to Ii for plnii 2 Ciillirrlne blmpMin a they IIIIVP nil everv viHnn on whkh they have nnrt Miss Iniwford im lit tho rirlj till im 1 n fJIIIK I mile silt wai through Hother Jniintliaii and HpaiiLlire tlun went pimt her to lluhi It nut Doth nlnclnu wide coming inlii ihe lrctili bill lirolhor lonatlnin ivis a IniKlii ID thi guild nnd had no truriili malnt iln Int lids iilvnntfiKe 10 the end Saiiiir tilr kliinlng tin rail at tin home turn was an easy third Jop ltnmlip invni r of llpiauclprp hid up Iliuthpr Iniftthan to JlMm Jv uboe his sain price Thp slablo rotalnod the geldlm nltli an extra hid of V The Pippin Finally Wins AftPr ninny nIIp Nfil attempt The 1lppln ridden by IMdle Duci won all the nay in the third nice Otf n fiont IIP iiivcr llnnullod the lead for a jlnglp Hop of the Jourmy civlts folliiMPil Tin lllppln all tlip way nnd tlnlshid in Ihp nliitp ponltlon In front of MnmpercM who rame fiisi In tlip cirttrli 10 liiiit out Faultless Knliild the top weight was pinched off and Mlirktd hick out of It early in thu rac Delcanta Takes Chase The steeplnchaje rlfth on the card va a fotirhore race and n pretty racp It was nelanta lVonomy and Sinister ran lapped on each oilier uli the niy and that way thor tlnUhed It wos anybods race at any stago with the nxcpptlon of Rye Hoy who was outrun all the way MaKlnnev rode n good race on the winner rat ing him along nlcp all the way EASTERN LEAGUE At Jersey City Bait Imore 1 n o I 0 0 0 0 2 t f il Jersey City 0 0 0 1 1 o 0 J 02 HfltteriPPfeffer and n Irs Mn on And Fitzgerald 1IIIplre3Jelv nni Walker At Providence Newark 0 0 n I 0 1 Providence 0 0 0 1 4 1 lifittertcs Pard e and Cnrlsh OUze and Peterson Impirp fllnffoni At Buffalo j F1POT OAME I Momrel 10001000JOO 87 Burfai 00100 10000 10 i llHtterles Jones and MeMnmn i Knapp nd McAlllrt Umpire Taft tnn HofJ i At Rochester l II U1n IYt On f S T Hurls Discus Greek Style 128 Feet I 8 Inches Adding Over 13 Feet to Mark Made at I Athens J SHERIDANS OWN STORY OF I 1 HIS RECORDBREAKING FEAT J IrishAmerican A C Athlete Who Is Special Representative of The Evening World I at London Praises His Rivals i BV MARTIN J SHERIDAN Evening Worlds Athletic Expert With the American Olympic Team at London LONDON July ISThe weather picked up today and the crowd was goal The American team started in well with a point for third place in the 3500 metre run that we had little hope of capturing In the Greek discus as you are already aware 1 made a first and Billy Horr of the IrishAmerican Athletic Club was second I was etf I peeling Dearborn to be onetwothree but the Finn Janvrten a fina 1 athlete and a consistent performer took third place I I surprised myself at the result The best 1 had done In the Greek style in practice was 127 feet 9 inches but 1 whipped H out 1 nearly another foot Dill Horr was there with the goods getting 122 feet 5 12 inches Janvrien made 119 feet 8 12 inches The new record goes with my throw which beat Giorganras J throw at Athens two years ago 1 The Americans in the grand stand there seemed to be t tot of them there toctay raised the Old Ned when the results were an 1 nminced We luve i few more up our sleeves Watch us i i ly Amodtted Press LONDON I July IBMarlin J Sheridan IrishAmerican A C I i EVENING WORLD RACE CHART I I ELEVENTH DAY AT BRIGHTON BEACH I Weather Clear July 18 Track Fast 0 I Hlisr IIAUKllHiullidM ihret jfar oldn iinU minanl J60U Jdwl 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r I 4 j THE EVENING WORLD SATURDAY JTTLT 181908 r STORIES OF SPORTS UP TO DATE NEWSY BEST SPORTING PAGE IN TOLD BY EXPERTS AND WELL WRITTEN k BRITISH FAIR PLAY r IS fOUND WANTING f ft WHEN PUT TO TEST

Unfair Tactics in Tug of War Contest Upheld by British Committee Other Countries Stand With the Yankees RITISH fair play Is becoming a Joke US the world over When the British Olympic Committee drew up the rules for the Olympic games now Ii being held in London they adopted I the tug of war rule that was used In II the Olympic games at Athens two years ago The rule reads as fol I lows fl I No compelllor shall wear pre pared boots or shoes or boots I I or r1 ehoes with any projecting nails tips I I sprigs points hollows or projec tions of any kind No 1 competitor shall make any hole In the ground COIJ lJMN with his feel or In any other way before the I start Vo competitor shall wilfully touch the ground with any part of his person but his feet 1 When the American team appeared to pull against the English they I found that the latter were wearing specially made arm uiit I heavy soles and Iron cleats and spikes nll directly contrary to the rale As the UIK of war was to bo pulled on turf It was Impossible for men In ordl nary shoes such as the Americans TMirc to compete acalnst this handl cap The Americans went through the form of startlne the tuc In order to male a protest valid Manazer Jlalpln then Went to 3Ir Sullivan and on official protest was loilced with the OlvmDlc Committee Hero Ins the Uritlsh chance to show fair play Hut the men who had made the rules refused to stand by them They iKtiorpJ tle protest As the teams of other countries stand with the American tilL KnKllsh teams can fin Jjli tile us letueen themselves cieatett shoes and all adding nine unfair points to the fcore We American team was I withdrawn In Greice to the credit of the Grek I l1aon uviry effort was made to ad here strictly to the rules In every form of spoil contested and every protest vas iartillvcansderud and airly Ctid upon When tho flrst drawing for heats In the 100metre dash at Athens placed iioieiji Americans In the first trial the ilirceK onielais voluntarily shifted two or throe and nude a fair dlstrbutlon What n dltferencel Gl D added nlno points to her I ENGIjAXI the walk taking three places without competition worth jnentioninr from other countries Amer lea hail no untres Just why Lelbgold and the other American walkers were Ig nored and why no effort was made to i llnd or develop fast walkers In this I country especially for the Olympic Games It la difficult to understand j Even In the tryouts for the American tcam the walks were left out so If there were walkers ot ability In the I country they had no chance to show tVrtMiat they could do All of the points tin the waklns matches were allowed I to fro to England by default so far as America li concerned This will make iwomethlng of a difference In the score and from present Indications Kn land Prtylll loom up better than we tnought lialowover the vprtnlf and hurdle races Ijand Held events still to come should i Iput America far in the lead I It I I H cuel 1T HE Highlanders are going through i TilE stunt of a man who nearly i sets run over by a buzz wagon and then sprints halt a mile without looking over his zhoulder Jts B late sprint this trip hut It may Ift Klber I felds warriors otf the bottom at any I rate rateBon PITZSIMJIOVS really thinks Bon Is still In shape to fight any body Suqgest to notiert that he Is a bit passe In the fistic game and he at once proceeds to demonstrate Bob may not be In Jells class tnli year but telng the goat In a demon straton of that sort Is a painful affair Fltz has a hand like a ham nnd when I he drops It on you Its time to duck and run If ritzslmmonss hands were stronger Its no sure thing that the present crop of middleweights could get away nlth j ilm even If he is fortyfive years old I Fltz had wonderful mitts In his time The first break occurred when he was I training for the fight with Jim Corbett at Carson Bob cracked a bone In the first tinKer of his right hand All through the tight he kept missing with wild rights It mtis the famous left that put Corbett awav fLl R OR CL JS CR ISf The third annual cruise of the Belle Harbor Yacht Club will start Monday and a big fleet of boats will rendezvous today at the anchorage of the Sea Cliff V C Sea Cliff L I la prepara tion for the tenday run I Commodore Edmund Lang will get the fleet under way at 730 oclock Monday i i morning and the run of the first day I will be to Oynter Bay Following this run the boats go to Port Jefferson New Haven New London and Grcenport reo I I turning to Sea Cliff July 3 I CONNOLLY EARNS DRAW I IN FIGHT WITH DONOVAN t iff jAimv CONNOLLY the Boston i dr l middleweight and Jim Donovan A the local fighter foment a slash I png sixround draw at the stag of the f Brown Gymnasium A A at ltocka way i JBeach last night For the first three 1 rounds Donovan was so easily out I pointed and also so badly punished i I about the face and body by Connolly that the biff crowd of club members sympathized with him I Connolly who Is one of those tall frail i crappers didnt do a thing to Donovan i In these rounds but jab his nead back repeatedly with stiff lefts anti also drove In many a haul right swing to his i Jaw and body Uunmin rccvivvd so ininy uf those blows that when the H liell ianK ending the third round he B etasjrereil back to his corner and sank Et Into his chair V It loukcil us If Donovan would surely 1 co out In tho ncx round and many of tho spectntors curled to put on tindr hats There were ludly tooled how I iver for wlii n the fonrtli round started i Connolly as usual hot n left jab Into I Jims faio and danc d away Dont I box him Jim rut luosc came tho cry I from Dnnovans seconds Connolly I Jalibfd him again and Donovan with a wild rush let tly a nsht sivins for I Connollys Jaw The blow misled Its mark but Donovan brought his ham Lack again wltli full for c the back of I the Klovo connecting with Connollys Jaw and sending him down n a h ap f In hi own corner ronnoily was rom f pli tely dazpj and at Ino e1 uf nlnn c Irom Rifrrcn Brown Cnn1 oily stas jiered to his tv Tbo rnml by this time wa clllng Ilk J ban of Toman Che Indians and Donovan seeing Con nolly condition sailed Into him and felntlnff with his left swung another right over on Connollys Jaw dropping him for tho srcond time Connolly by grabbing the lower rope got up on one kme whllo Ileferee Brown kept on counting the seconds over him When Drown had said Bight the bell rang and Connellys seconds dragged him to his corner He cinne out refreshed after his min utes rest and began the fifth round by poking Dnnovim again In the face with a left Jab Ho duplicated tho blow ft second later and ns Donovan came at him crowed him on the Jaw with a rtpht oth coming to a clinch Dono van then shot In a right uppercut to Connulljs Jaw making his legs trem ble After they broke away uonuvui ru ui i in iir jii uin1 uvl Id a light Ifft on his JIKV and a swift rlcht to is ch n Hendni him down for the third time Onn ry took the count again oT nine rfconds and whin ho ot up hn managed to last the round out by i inching Donovan The sixth und last round was a roikir Connolly nifted oft Jabbing Donovan which dazed him lie alfu KMflH ls Jar vlth a hard right which staggered him and put a stiff rlzht Ini th inly tthiili nrary doubled Jim up Donovan whaled Con nolly on the Jaw with a left swing nnd swiriK ils rpit t Mli lifdd Tf yifn MKtipped punrlifa at lose qunrtar I Connollv landlnc pf look on Dn van jaw which dropped him HO was I up In ft flash and Connolly asaln drove n i fcv inure j3t bforc ihe h1 ran A S both men fought imrd t would I o unfiit ti call thf hu anything lnt n driw Connuliv oiitpiintpil D mo in In fnur of IMP rminiK whh Jim nvprrame this itad by tinring tonnolly I three tlmei I 1 P STANDING OF TilE CLUBS HrrnlC iEiora i STI P Dv CUh W i I IJ w 0 Cluh wirr ui W t PC Dr l1 1 1 7u 1h11phI3 1 ivT I Vi i p 17 IT 8t iMilfl I i H itn i lit V v ril II i p 11 it 11 jji riMHni 4 vn 4 Mn i i t o k 17 tSliasi IS 3 rsXew V r1 1 v i in r IU nj w 1t7 RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES New York S S rvu I Chin 1 fv Yrk 0 IViroU St Pblailrliiila 2 I Mn r it 2 Ir kyn 0 Htf 4 lilru I n r 4 P sOir 0 Clt l iJ 3 i c ttin i I i Mi I Louis 0 i GAMES Sw VLED FOR TODAY ft Laali at Xe Yrk Ntn V urll at CMcJrx Cklcio at 14iiin lirvoklin at CnclQiuil I tWiru ai PkiLiarlDhli ItluJ lphl at Si LuulL i 1tT Iud Wjih nnon llcsixn tt Ilttiburc I i i 1 I I I I UNCLE SAM CAN GO SOME WITHOUT SPIKES 1 II I i ENcl H f TOes OF WRMA IN ORDINARV r H SHoe ATWR DtCtrlpn By r1ARTtN SHRIAWr It I 0 i It 11 I ENGLISH ANCHOR t f MS KOI1 I j

CONWAY TELLS HOW I FLANAGAN TRAINED I Athletic Inventions Dont Ap peal Any More to the Big Champion the activity of P J THROUGH some details of tho train Ing work ot the IrishAmerican athletes before they went to the Olym pic games have Just come to light They are likely to have an Important bearing on athletics of the future Desiring to take no chances on Flan agan losing out In the hammer throw Ing contest William IenJergast for merly a policeman and an Inventor de nlgned a pair of ballbearing shoes for Flanagan that would accelerate the whirl necessary before turning loose the i wire cord which holds the heavy eight sure to let him jo until he would run down like an elffTit day dock As the perspiring Flanagan was auout to give up and take a chance on the ball gong where It voild perspi ration began to nil his shoe and this mingling wth tho clouds of dust I clugjeil up the machinery While still i going around at a mile a minute speed j the emorsoncy brake turned on th a I sharp click Sci suddenly did Flanasan stop that I the weight was Jerkid from his hand and as the big athlf fell to the ground i th hummer rent salllnc out of sight j A far as can be gleaned from meagre Information Flanagans hammer landed In a marble yard near Calvary Ce 113 tery and broke up two tons of tomb stones It Is there yet Flanagan wore plain shoes In Lonrljn tie other dav wheo ha woe the cham pionship 5 rl floL3 I c EAPN II ct t po 6 BBo FKnayan ami his friends thought well of the idea and It was decided to give the Invention a thorough test at Celtic Park ono quiet afternoon Flanagan examined the shofs very closely and found that Pendererast had put a small j plate directly under the ball of the foot vml It was fltteJ In a skilfully contrive I iet of ball bearings This was Intend ed to relieve the thrower from the hard work of splnnlnj hlmsolf around te ore nuiknK the great heave To prevent an accident and to permit the athlete to suddenly stop an emerg ency brake was run down the left side uf the shoe nnJ could be norkcJ by j wiggling the big toe When everything nns ready the crowd I I gathered around and foremost among them was tho redoubtable Mr Comvay Tho shoe felt very comfortaole to Flanajan and he ImmrdlatHy pro nounced the schetnu a success Grasp ing the handle on thu end of the wire attached to tho heaj weight Tlanauan started at the cruel of the chairmans pistol In a second he was spinning around like n top Tht mechanism Tas no well oiled that ull the crowd toull see was a Wur ThU kept up for two mlnucs tml the committee discovered to thfir hoiTor that something laM wrong Tho emergency broke had failed to orlt Fiannpan was yelilrg for help but noboui Kouiii date to rcmo within wentv feet of the whlrllnj nelght Th ball wa going round like the governor ri a stjtionary en liif In nrotner nrim nt the committee am panlc itrifkvn and fled In nil drc tons From the cinder pnlh snmp Kl 10 t away ConAay wai ylllns sug gestions through a m xa hon and others were offering udv co from tho embankment in the bail of the park Nothlnj coild top Flinsan how v and It was finally de 1i J undf pres IL IIII Toil j 1IU I1 l Atn r icaa Ltifui ijri N I Amu u liIWJII CARSEYS UNIONS WILL MEET YONKERS TEAM There will bp a banner attraction at Union Park tomorrow In the main attraction Kid Carseys crack team i the Unions will line up against the un defeated Yonktrs team Lefty Davis i also i craik t wirier will be In the box for the 1nlons and as an added attraction Carsej will have two big league play n on his team In tin opening game the ntrong St Johns Lyceum team of KlnKibrldge will play a good local team LONG ACRE STAG TONIGHT The long ATB A C will hold lib regular weekly itag toniKht In the man bjut tiw principals whl be Franltle Burns and Clarence Burns Doth 01 Jersey City Tiiev Hill battle for six round ioung Vracev of Hayonne N J anl Joe Pnlmer of thli city ull clanh in thf e emwlmlup wiiln Sandy Williams nnj VI Deenng will also com tiKether for six riuindn Four other boils will also be pift on TINKERS HOME RUN i DRIVE KILLS BOY i I I Youngster so Excited That Hei i Falls From Roof and i I Fractures Skull I fV U I to The Eenlnn WorlH CHICAGO July ISWills Hudson fourteen years old was watching the crucial struggle between the Chlrigo anj Now York National League icnms at the West Side baseball park yester I day from the roof of a threestory buildlnc niar by In the fifth Inning I i Joe Tinker Chlcagos shortstop batted I the ball far into centre fleld The Hud son boy Jumpeyl up In his excitement and stepped forward forgetting that ho already va xtandlng on the edge of the roof He fell headforemost fifty feet to the ground Just as the Chicago pljv r completed the circuit of the bases The pof carried Hudson to the county hospital where It was found his skull had hn fractured McCormlck Is falling oft In batting and it worries him He was counted on to displace Shannon by his stick work but went up seven times without results I Reutback will try to equal Browns I work today by com Inir right bac and j pitching after getting one defeat He I Chicago Fighter Is Out for i Ten Minutes and Physi i dans Are Summoned IAI to The Eunlnn World 1 IX3S ANGELES Cal July HPhll Brock of Cleveland knockei out IFrank Carscy of Chicago In the twentieth round of their scheduled twenty five round fight before the Jeffries CYCLE RACING HAS HAD BIO BOOM THIS SEASON I cycling Is far from being a THAT sport has been demonstrated by the keen Interest which hw biought a large attendance to the out door tracks and will certainly manifest itself later In the fall Indoor meets when the weather Is more conducive for such gatherings The boost given the port by promoters of these meets has wrought all the fast men back to the Eastern tracks and as usual awakonwl fresh Interest In road riding The result will be shown by the new faces In fu ire contests Kck and Prince has been a strong ornblratlon In the Newark races where a PAW feature Is to be tried tomorrow night In electric llpht com petition Until after Labor Day them neets will be held two evenings each 1 Wedmsday and Sundayami with the added advantage of the cooler part of the day for holding them the itttndance should lnnrense oven above tho 8 J Sunday afternoon crouds I was confident last nisht that he could I turn the trick McGraw said he wasnt I certain as to his pitcher but that It would probably be Wlltse ho won on i Wednesday and feels perfectly capable lot working for the tlnal tussle Counts a good deal with us this last game said MoGraw If we win we get the Cubs goat for fair and well never be headed Its my opinion that we win about 6 to 3 The Cubs fought I i like wl rlcats In their dnyhmse and also In the dressing room after the game Several of them wanted to ilug Zim merman but that burly young man was willing to light the whole gang His coaching almost killed the only run of the afternoon i earlier In the season Three profes sional and three amateur events mak up the programme for the opening night a 100 swepstakes for tho stars I being the feature I This aftcruoon at Elkwood Park Long Brunch the national champion ships have drawn an entry from all the j beat riders Features will be the ten mile Ja tern District motor champion ship and the livemile N C A Grand I Circuit championship for professionals j In which Kramer Fogler Morui Hoot I I Hordgett KrebH and the other cracks I arc entered The tenmile for amateurs I nolds out the promise of another very j exciting contest I All this ought to whet the appetite for I the races In idlson Square Garden Monday night wnen i feuuro event ot great Interest will be the fight for the American motorpaced champlonsinp be i tween Jimmy Jloran and Nat Butler who meet In a match race of ten miles I In addition to the keen rivalry between these speed merhunti of the cycle path the winner will he matched to meet Hush McLean a neck later and this contest should be a vertlable screamer With fair weather and favorable con ditions for the three meets mentioned he aggregate attendance will be fully 30000 and that Is a pretty good reason why cycling Is not a dead sport HOW SWAT FOILED DASTARDLY PLOTS TOLD BY ADMIRING FAN WHO KNEW HIM Hozeman Bulger Sporting Department furnace spilling tho molten lead all Swat hearing of thin decided on n Wortl I over the dlnmord By the Mm tho course to foil the dastardly plot He Ion might let the readeri know of I M 1 had fooled off nnd had been got his extension bat and ai the ball picked up pIece by piece a fresh fire came In tu jumped back tlz feet In time Swat made a few hundred i had boon llshtid In the overturned Kettlng out of rang of the drug anil rms on n bunt Hary Von Twister i furnace Bj thn time the lead had hit the till on a line to the pitcher had decided lo use n IPU 1 Till against b m rem auld ell Into the prop r ihape It wont right past his nose and hi Swat tiiiXln It Impossible for him Swat mj mn1 11 runs Immediately fell aileep All the re t In lilt It outside the diamond An Von it the tfain erci put to sle p one Iwlnte thrcw tho tall a plunber who Another Dastardly Plot by one as euch In turn attempted to la1 rj n rllrlnq n Icik In lie club fleM the ball nOl while the entire house wfteiiowiilkar6M thVilia I Toil mlrht also explain Uie chloro team lay aalccp on the grnu Swat ipnl carryms a plumiwrn furnaeo In lorm lull which Jake Hltz r HIM galloteil around the his I hkh they heat the solder Hat The Idea wax a ball saturated with I I have heard that Stvnt hai been AC Mnleil tho tall Into the Ivul pi t ot tho flerp producing drug lie wu to m eJ of being lerninn his real name i e I rrnf aitl It WIIS 1mpJI ely throw It lose to Hnati nose and as beloii Schwatz Mlllken lied I he Inhaled It tho pprlesi hitter would I AltCHIC MOONLIGHT Th irner In frKtt ilrnppcd the be rmdcriil Invnslblr WIIIIambrlrRe X V 1 In iinly ililnc inUilnn In jour li ry Arclilr la the strtlf Glint The lMtr mrnl lint Strut tvni C r rni n n u iinlrnr lit rainp from till Count Jlsiyu Ireland Unrlln lherlda looked op hb nnceitr tlnl Inlltiu part In Ihr Oljrninlu KOinri I10ZKMAS UUIOUll It kr W 7 I RICKARD WILL DEPOSIT 10000 FOR BIG FIGHT First Instalment of 30000 Will Be Placed in Ely I Nov Bank ToDay BY JOHN POllOCK I EX niCKAKD the fight pro HT meter of Xevadi who I pull Ing off the lightweight cham plonshlp bittle between Joe Gins and 1 IDa Rattling Nelson at Ely Jfeiv on Labor Day aftcrnnon In a telegram to this I office last night stated trut he would i deposit JIOOO today In the Ely bank which Is the first Instalment of the i Jf purses which the fighters demand i that he have deposited In the bank I BROCK DROPS CARSEY IN TWENTY ROUNDS I Club here last night Carsey was out I for more han ten minutes and sev eral physicians worked over him dur ing this time to revive him He wa groggy and semiconscious for a long I tiem after the fight The Knockout wai the result of three left hooks to the Jaw In the twentieth round Brock put over the first one as they met In a fierce mixup In the centm I of the ring driving Carsey into a neu I tral corner where they fought fiercely until Brock landed another left hook to I the Jaw which staggered Carsey half i across the ring He then was so groggy i ho could not make much of a defense and when they came together again In I the centre of the ring Brock swung hard with left to Jaw and Carsey fell over flat on his back Referee Walsh counted him out nnd his second carried him to hs corner He was still unconscious and could not bo revived so several physicians sitting I at the rlngsde began to work with I him After fully ten minutes ho re vived sufficiently to sit up on the mat and In a few minutes was able to walk to hi dressing room Carsey took n good lend In the first ten round outboxmy Brock and so cleverly blocking all leads that he had Brock bleedlnj from nose mouth and a cut over the left eye Brock became aggressive then nnd forced a terrific slugging pace In which Csraey was outclassed They put up the greatest fight ever seen In Los Angeles and the scrap was moro bitter because nf a longstanding grudge and the fact that the Inner Is matched with Packy Me Fnrtnnd for twentyfive rounds tho mid dle of August before Jeffrless club r UTH TO Pl r lIC fO T ll T ClTIC P The worth of Gaelic football and Its possibilities of becoming on American paitlmt will tie tested at the meet of the Kilkenny tens Association to morrow when a team of youths umler flfleen from St Patricks parish Broolc lyn will play the St Cecilias team from New York at tho Irish jramo In Celtic Park A bachelor Tom Dollard I Father of the Irish Counties Athletic Union will referee tho came The rut of the draw la Cork n Kilkenny and I Cavan vi KIMarr football and Kit I kenny vs Kinds County hurllnR II P Appclton ot Boston will ride italnst Marcel Dupuls and William Caifleld the champions of France nnd Ireland In 4 nmlle motorpaced cyeli net j before they nll enter the ring Velson and his manager VUus IJrltt are at Hly they having arlved there yet terday They were met by several hundred miner and a hand of music Now that Itlckjrd hu put up hU mon ey the chances are that th flght will surely coma off A match Ms Just bn arrsnceJ bettrna Charley Griffin the Australian tuthrbt champion and Hauling Hurly the llttll cjclone fishier of Pasulc V J Th y havi been llned up by Jim Buckley to try con clusions m a sixround bout at ttx lUt ta b J broucht off by the Navarre A C at Ul mur lark on Tuesday etenlnc July K Tall ourtt to be a treat flcht as both bcyi art slashing fathers who c ver break iroumJ Tommy Murphy accompanied by hli man ager Johnnjr AIrruek hu tr ln r KM Howard 1in an I Jim Huckley Iftt for Boiton todiy Tommy went there for the purpoM ot posting his forfeit and alia to train for nli ci nin twelveround bout with t nholz the South African champion Rudolph wnloa Is 10 be decided before Ute Uo Armory A A of Uojton on the nlht of July IS iturpar will train at Vorthboro Mass for the fltht iM Thom the California wSo has nol touCh slnco he mliMlawelfht wai by Jaik Tuin Sullivan In a tenround bout at the Pacific A C of Lo Anjeiei Cal several months aito Is rolnn to flrht altlln Thomas Is anxious to fUht Ihe win ner of the Kelfhel ilu d Kely flint and Jo OConnor manager of Keioie1 hii prom 1e1 him a fight wllh Ketchel for twentf roandi In san rtanclsco nut month Jim Corroth manager of the Colmi fCal A 10 hu L ivlred At Atiell tht If he flehls Kill fcaler mformln him the WeJtert llirhtweliht at Ikane Wash on Monxlar niBht re win Tuinplly call off till championhip fljht wllh rten Moran Is billed for Labor Day afternoon AccorT ceor ins to the arllrics sUned by Atlull and Moran neither man was to enrage la ajiy fluht before their tatile Uiron Ions who is associated with Jim Jeffries in the Jetfrifs A C of Loi Anielei Cat hu anle In fhlcaico for the pur I of Irvlnir to arrange a batll betne a 1ackev Mclarlind anl HUiblnh Lnholi Al his thouKh fUht ihe with Utler Tommy Is In HOI preparlni Unholil for manRer Is In the Windy City and li a u thorlid to make thn match tt him lillly Nrallt manager of Tommy Burnt the huas vrleht ihvnplon is critically 111 it Los Anuelrs fa from hemorrhiges and it Is expritcJ thM h l 1 not be able to jtln Burn In Australia uheie the litter Is lo flcht three billies neXt month A phy sician who Ms been attending Nealll iay thit he netils tile bet of attention or alM he Is liable to pass away Jim lluckley made the trip lo Boston to day lo slxn up Jimmy Gardner the Lowell J UliM flRhter nnd Jimmy Walih the lortnjnwu champion for fltrhli it hU I Savirre A C at Ulmer IMrk Buckley ivanu Oailner to mt Harry Lewis the Quaker City fKhter for OIX rounds at hli fhOA the carl prt of AURUSI while Valih Mill jiruliably be slfncd up for a bailie wllh Tmnmy OTool it Phlladal fila a week ater Jack Kllleen Ito light heivywelfbt ot l Ireland ulio louirht a fun iiKhn at tile n Jal iulii inlir the management nf Charley Harvey lias ben eecured by Mlah Muiray lo men Dill McKlnnon the Boston hpavyucl for ten rounds In the semi Hlmliip to Ihs flifht hetwen Tommy Muriihy ant Itmlolph Unholz on July 2 I Klllien Is tralnlnK for his flftht at Dlv nionJ Hill Mass nnd hai made an Imprtc ilon with the flxht fans I Bill Dronn hu matched Harrr Ferns tlte 1 Ilirhtwelffht tn meet r ldle Cartsr the Quaker City flarhlor for l rounds In tin rtir bout at the next atK of the Brown flymnasluin A A IMI Frldav nlsht Ferni has been working continually at Far Itock w iV for bouu for Mine lime and Is re iwrtel as belnc In the best of hatie for the ronli rt They oucht to put uo an Inter estlnK battle Anothw match arranirffl lait nlrht bt Iliwvn was une for ilx rounds bt wn Blllr Glover the HSon vflter Hsrht and Harrr Sroarra of IHltlmore Tliov will come lo ttif r nt the Brovn Oymmslum A A Hit at Hjckawav Ihach a week from nejt Frl Siv ntiht Thl will l o their second battle Olover h3ln lout a decision on a foul In th flr l rouril a fw month aco at the 4 1 tu SPORTING Bridhton 0W 0 nnocsj R acer Eer Un It t 30 I 1If 111 Retcnrd br All lout III to OmiT TiliM MENANDWOMEM UM Bit O for nnottant I ilsch riMlna mattloas lrrlUlloiu or nlmrttlou maojoi I tor luBsTS Strengthens I DevelopI I R VITALlZ 811 I VAIVI bol pili AI Onn Or ulpotllC N IITElUlNG IIUCULTtU co w UfE flotl uunINJ U tlw Wut con1Ic ttJ 1

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I 4 THE EVENINO WOBL3VSATUBDAY JULY U 19UB I TH T R T R WO KI G HIGHR People Who Cannot Pay Must Wove Away From Old Qty Centres P opl muit MV old ctty centre or I 17 more rtjit n1at the futur ofren nothing but btfh r renU for flatdwellers li shown I bjr the construction of now houses dur i taf the flrat half ot the year Averts COlla ot single homes and ot ttngla apartments tn UIOM houses ar I rMnff In Manhattan Uw Bronx ud In i Brooklyn This means that tin avenge 1 TCQta ar rising The rat has been I eeottauous for a jxsrlod of rears Un I 1M new lubways open wide outside I ju of cft ap land the rl threaten I h to jo on steadily I I p I B KLINE IS I THE DIG JERSEY EXCURSION i i JHfAW IKUNE His companies are bu alns new towns at Rahway and Metuchen He give free trips to hundreds each week TSi e average cost of the single now f Manhattan flat has risen from 5000 In I 1907 to 5000 In IOCS As flatdwellers I J have to pay from 10 to 15 per cent In t i rent on the money Invested In the prop rty the rise In cost shows that the average new flats ot IMS rent nt tTW While the average ot 1907 was 625 iRents Lower In Suburbs 1 This does not raise rents In old houses But the now houses remain I while old houses slowly disappear and i tenants In the new houses must pay the higher prices I f In Brooklyn the average flat rent In i tho new houses of the past half year i li J310 wrtlo the average for the 1S07 half was J250 II The Bronx shows a smaller rise The average In Ji07 was S10 while that of 1903 Is 3CO 1 Queens alono shows a decrease In tho rents of new Hats The reason Is at tributed to the fact that much cheap land Is to be opened there In the Im mediate future by new rapid transit i lines The average yearly rental of the 1907 new fiats was JLXrO while that of 1903 Is BtJ Queens builders of lain Are setting ready for an east elde overflow of mall wafrcoarnoTii They are trying to build the cheapest type of houses Figures for the years first half Illus r trate the trend of llithouae evolution As Manhattan rentals rise to prohbltivc figures the masses who cannot afford to I pay move Into the Bronx or Brooklyn To houso thfMH builders In those sec tions plan stmcturr of a little better I type than those of piseeding yean a I the overflow continues and cumpetlthe 1 demand grows prices rUo and there is 1 a new overflow Into still cheaper dis tricts Such movements call for the cheaper Huts In Queens or those In far I sections ot the other two suburban bor oufhs f Panic Halted Builders In the greater city Sfa Hat houses were planned to house Sail fainlllcH durlnc the tlrtt half ot the year Tho cost was tt379CGO During the first t half of 1007 flat houses planned num bered 2M5 They housed Ml famlllei T Thn cost was 119155350 The big decline In construction this j year as compared with last year was due to the financial panics Not only r wars builders unable to borrow capital I lor their operations but ths sudden I r vei al of the Immigrant stream prom j ired to leave New York with only a J very small population iner i e for the Vcar Instead of tie MV or more which was scoud durini tha two pro ceding ears The construction of Hal fir the first half of ISOs has been barely enough 10 replace old houses demo sued to nukv way for butliRss expansion or puoilc improvements It provided for a slilli Ing of home conties and not for an Increase In population I Average Rent Is 200 ManhaUans tecord for the halt year i has hen 117 new llathouaus for J3 3 families at ft oat of tllUlM The Bronx stilted 171 house for lW tam JllfS to cost S3T4i00 Brooklyn planned 43 houses for 3221 famllli at a cost of Jffaafl Queens started 13 tlat liouse for fW anlle the uutlsy bflng S100 These flgtiros of cost represent con rtmctlon alone The land value lalan the Investment to nearly double those totals Flat builders In th Greater nty have lUed plsns during lim puil esifii jtuu for W760 utructures to home aon75 families at a cost of tl lWiou Before that there were S7 i oldlaw Oat Jiomei in Oreiter New York The Ir CO flathousos or tenements of all fclml repre ont an nv i tnient of KtOOAjiWO The nvcriif e j irlv rental for the In ell flat If 00 In the houces ballt throughout the Oreater Oltv diirnz tht las h f year the averaice yearly rental SIlO NEW YORK MAN A CHEVALIER PUUS Jul HThe Government hI m Amlr O Mlll a N W York bujinn P rNlt In iMrln a Chev allir of the lrgi m of Honor Huron Stuckj his bten miden ofSccr of i vt lioivt t AI Emma Cams Showed Up Stunningly Behind the Bat At Actresses Ball Game in Aid of Crippled Children Turned a Back Somersault Gracefully While Chasing a Foul Tip When Priina Donnas Met the Soubrettes at the Polo Grounds And nIt Merry WIdow cold rum And that was nt the beginning And that was nt the end i And to ke p on anding It out to you u Miss Connie Edlss inlxht have raid I If eh had been there to say It nothing drink couM not even a cool Harrovian lUre The Merry W dow from her prey Escape was emlled off It was well I for Hetty Green that yesterday was her afternoon at home eewral dollars aivny from the Ran for even sho conld not hnv got past The Xteirry TVldow without spending a few cents on tho gumohewlnff hfiMt And when It cams to pennlw Tha Merry Widow wasnt partloulir about them No InDEBDI What cared she for humble coppers Oh tinfoil I where Is thy sting I iilss Tuttl Frutti Glosz Will the nn swer And to bo n quick answer Miss Glosz was right at the entrance to the I grandstand What grandstand 1 Why the grandstand of th Polo Grounds I And there you are or were The I Merry Widow of Fortysecond street was selling chewlne gum for the bene I fit of the New York Home for Desti tute Crippled Children Again thit smile and Wontyoupleajsa Of I course you would There tras no re sisting the tuttifruttlness of Tho Merry Widow Miss Edna Wallace I Hopper might offer her Illustrated pro1 gramme with charity avert Ising rates I I but Morry Widow Glosz WOULD sell i her gum There woa no getting away from Ither So Everybody Chewed Gum The hastening throng ad encoun tered Tla Merry Widow In Lnfdlnh German and Hirlem but never before In chewing gum Therefore It halted Therefore It argued In vain that It did 1 not chew gum Whereupon It changed I its mind and perhnpi Its tendollar bill I Chewing gum cried out In the voice I of the destitute crippled children I Moreover and above nil the ehouts of theatrical field day It sang out In the volco of The Merry Widow Miss Glosz WAS Uicre to sell out Likewise she was there In her best j afternoon smile and a lightblue gown that suggested the Mediterranean rip pling In the morning sun or the Hud fon trying to kerp RlveriMe Drive at I homo for the ounimer 1 Meanwhile the programme of events was being carried out on the field with moro or less neatness and dc I spatch Kvery now and then some I thing would go right and everybody I had to wait until It was Ht wrong This was particularly true of the base I ball game between the Prlma Donnas anj the Soubrettes You could hardly tell which was tother team vhat with I the strange costumes and the stranger pluylng I Emma Carus Showed Up Well I Now Emma Carus was a prima donna according to the lineup Hut I when Mlsa Caruj who wore n fire mans cap and was on duty back of I the pinto fell down In trying to reach up to tho Impossible heights of a foul tip you couldnt tell her from a sou brette It so huppenel that Mls Cams fell northeast as ths grandstand saw her and It so happened that the wind was from the southwest And as Miss Cirus wasnt veirlns n baseball cos tume well as related above It was a foul tip One kindhearted friend was good enough to bliouti Its great cicrcisc Emma Sure sh answered It cured me Mil Gertrude Hoffman uas on first I bate for ono side or oilier It didnt I I matter which Thtf important matter I was tlut Mlsa Hoffman worn a sweater and padded rs 1I1h made her look like thi Sheldon of all tho gamis the Giants have ever lost on those same grounds When a runner Insisted upon moving on Miss Hoffman went right along with her anretlmw besecchlig her to return nnd be put out Louise Dresser a Good Umpire Henrietta Iee who gets Plchinl Carle Into stage trouble pitched for the Prlma Donnas while Mabel Hltf an her baseball husban1s extra suit toyed with the rubber sphere on behalf of the Soubrettes Some of the players on both sides came within a few feet of hitting tho air ship but others were wl e enough to pose on the pat and get their base on balls MU Bessie McCoy In the role of oalinir for tho Sojlrcttes Introduced I oral niw dances while Miss Dnzle I over on third cut no end of fancy steps I Al the girls agreed that Loulso Dresier was a lovely umpire and Miss Dresser dear headllner that she Is didnt dispute their worJ It was with sincere pleasure that the whole ofllce answered the telephone last evening when Miss Dresser called up to ask how the game had come out Because of the ball game It was feared for a time that tho parade of Low Dockstnder and his minstrel liind i would have to be railed en account of darkness I Lew Dockstaatr Overcome But Lewis anJ his Main street forma tion finally came across and he was so overcome by the burst of npplausa that only nn extra lariie glass of beer could bring him back to a realization of tlic fact that the grounds were needed I for other thlnsK The Olympic lames In London faded from the mind In view of what hap peiiml at tho Polo Clrxun In There waa is ame Dcavfen uugcrs and I inors In which bile arlori hail to bo cry careful and just to show the cnmr of tho syndicate The Terrible Krlanger knocked out Jack OBrien in jnu act fern Llvlnraton and Hay Harris I vrmiled lu the belt of good nature arl thrr vent 90 ninny other v nV i rtmt I o nig cr wl K a tay It i olmJi bflflno for hf I vrlpplenl I itf ii In Wiom nunie I f ncnt WAS ai ranged bjr Mr A L Jani t k 114 CAliS ttn moT e BANt OJ1A1 Jj THE EVENING WORLDS to o I uvii S 1rVRCe i i By Ernest L Crandall n w r i S ill Former Civil Service Examiner m Ca100J I C J i e tli LESSON 19 Fire and Police Service we saw In a previous lesson the AS executive is the third greal branch erf the State government with the Governor at ltd head The of flee of Governor of this the Empire State Is the most Important executive office in the grft of any people on earth except that of the Presidency of out country and France and the Premier ot I England Yet the salary li only J100CO hardly enough to maintain decently the I pxpciitlve mansion which ha 1 provided with furnished The qualifications for I the Governorship are that he be a citi zen of the United States thirty yean I of nge and five year resident of the State He is elected by direct popular vote together with the LleutenantGov I crnor A plurality eects that Is the candidate getting the highest voto U 1 elected even though he do not receive a majority of all votes cast which hap pens gonerallr If there are more than two candidate In case of a tie the IvOgMature frJecta one of the two high est I do not know that this has oc curred though the provision 15 slmllaa to that of the Federal Government where Congress decides In doubtful cases as was the cae In the election of President Hayes LieutGovernors Duty The Lieutenant Governor becomes Governor upon the death impeachment c of the Governor Ills chtet function Is presiding over the Senate where ht may Iote in case ot a He In tho ab sence from the State or temporary dis ability of tho Governor the Lieutenant Governor 1 acting Gjvernor Hh sal ary U only WOW The Governor Is the Commanderln Chief of the military and naval forces of th State Vpon him rests the re uponslblllty of seeing that the liws are faithfully executed To that end he I may call out the militia If need require i To the 31119 end most administrative heads are Appointed by him And he has lj pun or of removal over many others as well as over county officers and even some munlcJ11 officials as our Mayor and Poice Commissioner Be sides calling out the tnllitla lie may di rect sheriffs to summon tha posje com Itiitis the power of the county that Is to call upon or If need be Impress citi zens Into his service for suppressing riot disorder or crime Tho Governor must communicate with the Legislature at every session by mes sage or messages upon the condition of the State He may also convene the Leg islature for the Senate alone in special mission at any time but thru only such business can be done as U named In the call Most of his appointments are mado by and with the conient of the Senate His veto power over leglelatlv acts we lava considered Ha has tho power to grant pardons reprieves and tumniutdtliini of sentences except In oases of impeachment or treason In convict Ions for trpuson ihe can suspend sentence but the next legislators mun aci upon it All tUu shows the close relatijii uetnetri the several branches of guvuinnvjiit eacli constantly acting is a chiil or balance on Uit others Tim Administration of the Butes administrative ofil ers the fallowing are elected at tne same time for tho sainn terms as tile Gov Iniur anl Uoutinant Governor Secretary of State who la keeper of I the groai seal of the Statu and CUs I ludlan of public records He superln I injH tnt publicatIon of laws end public I Juciiiems ilirecta tlw Ifnius when re i quired Issues certllaates of Incorpora Hjti and rciWMw rewrta frurn all cor inijns i uuO a ooiuinlfaloiu to no larus ijublc and In iieral may je regarded as the recording olncer ot tin Slate Hi mst ruport annually to Ma I j sature Salary uW 1 Tile Coirp trolpr iRO and Trcaiurr 5C J are I I tie tiiuipeial ottlctrs of tho State Tl fonntir supvliii iuln tho collection ot axes IIdKJ XH iuins and manages t Sute funds gcnarail The actual I ufftxly Qf the funds however Is with re Trensuinr uto pays Lie Ktate ex I tiiin on warrants Issued by the Comp tiu r The Trunsurur rmy lie sua p ndil bv tlH Governor when tha l gis lul irr ID not In session tU Mi rnoval j ail hale to lie v iinp iciunont or by ijno warm 10 priH cillnKs that li on i rt Rue 1 out aid tried before ti inn a crtam m what authority t lilm iinanlnK uf juo isarano I e olh rld his olllce TB AttorneyOneral nalarj JinO K the Uw officer of lU Suit tho IUal j adviser of the Governor and State of ficers generally He represents the State In bath civil and criminal action but he does not bring prosecutions except upon request of the Governor thu bulk 1 of such work being left to the District Attorneys of tho various counties He II attends all oesstons of tho Court ol Claims on bchilf of the State I ThoStateEngineer The State Engineer and Surveyor J5000 must be a practical civil engi neer He 19 the head of the engineer ing departments of the Statf his work being chiefly the preparation of maps and plans for various public works the fans chief of which are connected with the canals and what are known as State roads namely roods constructed under State fupvrvjftiun ji ilch the State bears part of the expense find the lo cality berefltted through the county bears the other part Tho actual super intendence of such repair nnd construc tion work however alls upon another olllcor whom we shnll name next This completes the list of State executive or Administrative officers elected 1 VTe vlll consider executive now con those eXe I I or administrative oQlceri who arc ap pointed by the Governor with the ad v Ire and nn ent of the Senate First among whom the Commsooner of Public Works talary Mwvi whoso du I tie we have Just referred to This Is a very Important position ns the In cumbent has the disposition of va t fitiri nmrell In the purohass of ma terials and the employment of labor specially at the pre em time when such extensive canal Improvement ir I golne on Th offlrpr may be remove 1 by the Governor at will The Siipfrliitendent 01 Insurance and HIP Superintendent of Banking are I cho en for terms of throe vears at n svnrv of Sili each Thu former lisuts I permits to and supervises ceneralh thi i wolneos of all life and lire Insurance I companies or association dnlns hisl I noss within the State IncpivMlni their book receiving stated reports Ffirelcn rntnpanle fthit Is tho e or snnlzeil nutmdp this Rtatellrh l the I ue of the word foreign In shaking of State iffalrB must make a depjslt with him for the protection of policy holders here The duties of the Super Intemlfnt uf Birkln are lmllnr with rscvd tn bankf tnlt foinnames loan npl bomllne companies and bulldlnuanil loan nssoilattons All t ev report semianmmi v to him and lie annually to thn Levl liiture Other Offices The jp rliondent of Prisons KOOO I Is appointed for five years supenMses tlu conduct of all State prUun np polntlns imenu wardens physieiani aHl ohaplilns for the same H reports annually tu the legislature The OommUsionor of Health salary 3501 j fouryear term Investigates causes of iiUease csiically epidomks lie mav take cosnfzaiee of public nuisances of his own motion or on com plaint anil abate the fimp may In iStiiatu and regulutu nil jch manu factiire trades and employments as ftffc t tiiu public health PSf iloll though not exclusively reUtive to fonels drum and llquors Local healta buarda pre In a measure subject to ils I supenlslon and from their reports he i tabulates health statistics for the State A very Importnm post of late years I Is that of Commissioner of Agriculture Throughout tnsi world and moro espe i cially In this country farmlru In every branch which used to be deemed the I most primitive of occupation hs been placed upon a nohntlflc footing There aro three phases to the work ot the AK rlcultural Department First to Inves tigate and Improve methods For this purpcsa there are two agricultural sta tions one it Cornall fnlveralty and an other at Geneva N Y To the xamo 111 the 0 imiiisslitner may employ ex I perts of arioun sorts to visit factories Talrs and other placw BvlnB ItiRtru tlon Secondly there Is the subject of ajrrlcultural pest Kxperlments are conducts at these agricultural itatlciis and elsewhere on private IKrms under State 8I1perI lon to devsc means ot dfVroylnj thf Inserts and pirasites that destroy rropj fruit tree c Thirdly there Is the matter of prevntln fraud I adulteration and Impurity In the manu facture and pale of farm products such as butter chropp hone prcspnvii fntlts Ac This plrfoc alco licludes th Inspection of vutl tliecp bp i s nil illBeared ipeclmcns belnff summarily I condemn And destroyed Aside from I the activities nf the Health Depart ment supplemented by those of ouff own local Health Bond thrre H no le pirtment of HIP Ktatn rofrnmeat to which wo metropolitan flwe more than to this Tile Conirulsslc ir rs term is three nan salary SVI TlUi ToO for xprnses Commissioners Another Important ittlcer with rela tion to th nitlonnl re nurcc3 of ton State J tno Forts FIh and lame roiiml flnn r taliry Kv with ncs I siry expenses He Is nssltcd by two nijoclate commlrloners vlio work without folary but whore expenjfii are paid when employurt alfo bv two mom I or of thi Land Cmmlilon when orKated ty the Governor The pro I tcctlon nnd pronosatlnn of tOOl Ifish and sami ind the enforcement of tho lam desljin to effect thlr prrwrvalion I In miier hli np rvlslon Tlil woild appewr f be of Intenci prliiurlly to pnrtKtnsn but as van amount of fuel for nil tie people li secured fmm I our fore t nnd slrrarrn tin general welfare In ii epjy iovolvid In the hpns t IDItrat n IAl Dd i JJew eSSTl McCOV CATCHER Vaudeville Will Get the Sheath Gown Next Week was bound to happenl The skirt IT that dares will imnde vaudevllls next Itek when the Knur Sheath Gown Girls will cut a swath at Keith I Proctor Fifth Avenue Theatre Other features ot tho bill will be l va Tanguay Jack Norworth Hayes and 1 Johnson Francis Sdgevlck nnd Com pany In Too iMany Husbands Swan and Bambord Dick and Barney Fer guson and Jacobss doss With La Sylphe the dancer at Keith Proc tors One Hundred and Twentyfifth street Theatre will be James J Corbott Bedlnl and Arthur Sam Williams c planologlat Butler and Hassett skaters Martini and Maxamiltun bur lesyue magicians Lyons and 1jrki and Est lIe Wordette and company In A Honevmoon In the Cat kliis Gertrude Hoffman tn tier Salom dance will continue to be the chief at traction at Hammerstelns roof garden Others on the Mil will be Xed Way burns Broilers the Seventeen Hoys In Blue Bessett and Scott smgers and dancers Bernard the Italian quick change a tor Counter Ko sl the Piccolo Midgets Kce and Prevoet and the Five Minlcal Avollo The Alhimbrn will have the EmpIre City Quartet the Memphis Snidents Kar Reynolds and Nellie I one n Rofalra nnl Doretto Johnnv McVeigh Marlon Gar on and his College Glrlj Islon the McConneliSlmpson Company and Keeley Brothers At Atlantic Garden irtll be Herman and Rice comedians Mae F Hadley and her Automatic PolJIer Belle Travis ocallst and Howard and Lewis comedians The thirty election district captains of the Thirtyfifth Aemby nittnct to nether with the eader of the dlstrirt Thomas W Whittle will make up a theatre party that will we Three Twin at the Herald Square Theatre on Thursday nigTit SEASIDE AMUSEMENTS The bill At the Brighton Beach Music Hal will include Kddle Foy Montgom ery and Moore The Auto Fiends a spectncuUr feature HOIrS Walters and Crooker Mm Loulso and her Monks Llnton and Lawrenco the Bessie Valdare troupe of c IU ths Van Brothers and Jessie Biirnc A fountain of ilquid fire Is the latest Mrlklns feature of Pains Fire works at Brighton Beach Park Thera will be free flreworki every night at Xorth Beach Hassan Ben Alls troupe of Arabian acrobats have been added to the per formance li tho Moroccan theatre at Dreamland One of the fnest spectacles on Coney Island I tie Monitor and Merrlmoc battle at Luna Park I Shouts of laughter prove Steeplechase Park to be Coney Islands Funny Place The Mil at Morrison Theatre Rok awn I Bench will Include Hirry Von Tllzer who will slm his latest songs and Lily Lena the Kngilsh character singer SHEEPSHEAD BAY TO FEAST Clnmlmke Planned o RnUe FamU fur Sew Channel I One ot the largest clambakes ever I planned will b held Sunday by the residents of Slieepshead Bay to help pay for dredging tho new cannel The affair o 1 Bard ot Tradi Is managing tba Boats will leave Morions dosJc at 2 P 1 to convey passengers to Far pockaway Point where the fires will be built Every batman In Shcepshead has ccntributcd tho use of his boat Sunday to convey pas engers to and from the bakn After the feast the boats will go for a sail off Rockaway Point The now channel Is one and a hal miles In length giving easy access to any part of the bay At high tide boats drawing eleven fev of water can enter and leave tho hirbor I PERSIAN TROOPS KILL AS THEY PILLAGE REBEL TOWN I ST PBTCnsntnG July ISAccord InK to a despatch received here from Tabriz Persia revolutionists thera have been overcnme bv the Government troops nnd the horsemen of Rachtn Khan are pillaging tho town with vio lence and murder I Moreover this om lal Is custodian of Otoer the rots of the State especially I In relation to treeplanting and forest fires Nothing Is of greater Importance than tli pre ervMlou of our forfsti I and U ii weI to tho subject has attained the ppuninetire It hit o late b fore our splendid woodlands have beAn utterly ilcniijed nnd our sol and cllmati both utarly ruined Tho function of forcsti I i t hold In tho Birth the moisture o rains which In their absence Is swept directly Into tliu streams uni carried away without benefit to noil or Illmate Space soi ns going further with thi lesion In on next we shall com thH of the utecutlva pltte the survey Iecutva ranch of the Slato Government to xethur material with other aluatiU Jnd InUr t3 mtcir1 I r ffORP RK I TRS fT TH I I M TH mv I Visitors Believed to Be Same I That Worried City in 1862 I Fearing that to millions of moth which swooped down on Ncw York Thursday night will be followed by ar Invasion of thi measuring worm Dr Sonthwlck the city entomolojlst ha i ordered that all the trees In all the I parka be sprayed with a mixture o and tvattr parls green 111 I Fntomologlsti nra of the oprniin t1 the met s ar lic dcscendin of the rat army of measuring crrr f that I afflicted Ner York In f anj ciutcJ such concern thit 1 vontiiilttes of dii1 tlngulshel oitlzm wa filmed to da rise ways and means to destroy the pst Proto Beutcnmuller of the Muieurn of Natural Historj who has followed tho study of entomology for thirtyfive years never taw this particular specie before and he is on terms of Intimacy with the entire bUR family from tie flea up to the had shell pfncWr The Invasion of 62 He possesses the only copy In exist ence of the fifttenpage pamphlet Is I sued fortyfix years BIO printed for I the purpose o arousing popular Inter est in the var of extermination The Invasion 0 1S lasted for six days and one morning In the latter part ol luy the street of New York and Brooklyn were Illled with millions ol d aj moth The measuring worms which hUl the IS that produej the wliitewinseil hct dsappcared as sud I denly as they came and have not ben C1 seen since The Committee on Worm recom i mended that the residents of the city bull 1 houjii for wrens In the belief that I thn birds would feed on the tR s and so retard propagation Then came thn Importation of the English fparrow and tliU feathered tmlly drove away all other Insectivorous birds and did not fulfil the promlpp made that It would be the foe of all Insect ilfn Moths Cause Djath The moths caused the death of Frank Stevens three years old of Xo 473 Lena avenue luat evening The boy Ktood at one of the rear windows of his parents Hat on the top Moor and I Jumped up and down when ho saw the Itt insects iluttur past tho window I Finally Um chilI excited by tho num bers that flew about attracted by the i llsht within climbed upon the window Pill and before his parents could save him tumbled to the yard beneath He beneath le was killed instantly 0 REBELS SACKING TABRIZ TABRIZ July 18The revolutionists have routed Raciiln Khans horsemen who are out of ammunition and hale Hod to the Ills 1 The fate of Itachtn Khan In an yet unknown I The revolutionists have jralmd full control of the town and are mcklnj the ucklnl te housea ot the oHlclals EXCURSIONS BELLEWOOD Mountain Resort Covering 300 Acres AMUSEMENTS MUSIC DANCING EVERY S 1 fin Children EVEY 1 00 Chidlen SUNDAY I UU 50 Cents I MflUGH CHUNK AND GLEN ONOKO JULY J9TH MDU Children 75 Cents The Famous Switchback Railroad Specie train for Maucli Chunk leave TT7UT tj Pennsylvania Ferry Su LEHIGH lions vest 23d St 755 VALLEY Cortlandt and Desbrosses Sts 800 A M K K 800 1 Brooklyn Annex 7A5 A M For Bcliewood leaves West 23d St 865 Coitlandt and Desbrosscs Sti 9 00 A M BrooKlyn Annex 8 45 A M Faro via Brooklyn Annex lie aJdltlanal BRiDGEPORT KUMMY KXCUItSlON kagn1cent ritr MonluuU vci Plrr Old Vo i 11 E I Cot ihtirlno I 10 A M I v Ilecrnilon IMfr fool 1iih ot tn A M ROTOr PDINf HUNDAV KXtUKSION 5pt ndll twin tcrfw tamr l a i Iler OM Si 11 K I rl IMthrlnnt to30 AM Utcmllon Pier E Zlth it I AM Tn ar i i Mlf Sours atloKxl 4thuro lleturn dut fo Tork at I P M llUNKH IIIITII KIXiniKNT aVD IKIMT1UITVIIK 5c 10UW TII 71c TlclutJ on s1 it Dock F lotanaMeo IftoM Giurrmoi REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALK t NEW JERSEY I NEW JERSEY m f i 1 I f m m f rm lm We will give you an absolute Guarantee on your money Invested at the pruent prices of three times the amount of Interest that you receive In the balk Right on the Main Line of the Penna R R I Only 16 Miles from New York in the 1 I Beautiful City of RAHWAY N J ii iA Y I f WITH WATER IMPROVEMENTS RIGHT THROUGH THE PROP ERTY NOW AND WITHIN TiE CITY LIMITS THE GROUND IS HIGH DRY AND lEVEL YOU ARE BUYING A QUARTER ACRE OF THIS CHOICE PROPERTY AT A PRICE WHICH WILL BE DOUBLED WITHIN THE NEXT SIX MONTHS WHEN TiE PENN R R TUNNEL IS IN OPERATION TITLE TO THIS PROPERTY GUARANTEED BY THE Lawyers Title Gnara itee Company of Hew ark N J FREE AND CLEAR Terms 10 Down 1 monthly 10 Off for 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er Sunday from fuot K 3llh 1 N Y 830 Brooklyn Flat bUll aY SI3 Xcitranl tve SA anJ Ftt New Tori 3 A Mi for Mon limit lb nco by Ihe itejmer StilNNECOCK Lmvc illixf liund ZlM M eI r Tlcktti on a le coniaunclne rrldny of each wtk at Lon Inland U I cltv ticket offlcci and itailoiu ah of Helm otc The rlcht li rsened to pottcou the excrjnlun and reem tlcketi Muil and tdrelreu on tttamtr tttamtrSEA SEA CLIFF ON THE SOUND riNWT 11ATJIINO ON lJNfl ISLAND AT THE NEW HATHINQ 1AVIIION ION STEAMER TOLCHESTER L3hl tt EnNY Ivivi Sea Cliff Y k Days 4W IitlWffk Dayi 7uAJt baturJa I SO IM Saturday 7 All Ill SunlaylUS AM 7 P PMlJundiy 5 Cu IM KXd HSIOV V rKNTH 11 i UP THE Eery Sunday Morning StKimr Orion froii I 1ltr S E I at OSOA M I TO ami Sirs Onint and Sayimore from t Slit rt K f al 10 A M I J I W Heturnlnn at 4SD P f Fnr Hound Trip r0c 1 I STEAMBOATS TSHILL EEI C Lll for the Catikllls Hudion CoxsaiKis Lv Chrlitopur it 0 P M W rMth at 7 I M Crblopher Chriitopher it 1 H M W l lh it 120 P M Fare 1121 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I I tie The Evening World T Daily Magazine Saturday h July 18 19O8 d I iJR t1 mJ t f 1 J Wttcrlt1 I MlIPhpd Dally 13ceept Ritmlay by the Pw Ptfjllhlng Ompany Jfo 63 U CJ Park hurt New York J AHUM IIUWIM u ICI TTrt ana l tml JUU rurITnl Frti 1 7HI 1U sal 1 p r Sntenfl et thn 1oitOfflo nt New Tork w RAQOnd Cines Mat Matter ftbfcrlptlon lintpn to The Evening For Iceland and the Continent lan WorlJ for the finked mutes All Uountrlpn In the International and Canada Postal Union HW One Year J3 6 One Trr t xi I One Month 30 One Month 51 VOLUME 40 NO iviaa FLATIRONS AND RUSTY BRAINS VERY woman who does her own I I ironing notices that the rustier a flatiron is the more often It has to re heated and the more quickly it cools In laundries Irons are eith er repolished or replaced with new ones I onesThe The same law of physics applies t to kettles coffee pots and what b l t ever other vessels or utensils are In tended to retain heat A polished or smooth surface no matter how well worn will hold Ii more heat and longer The reason an old flatiron cools quickly is be I iI cause the polish has worn off and the metal has become pitied The surface of radiation to the air is so much increased that it taker longer to j beat and is harder to keep heated I For an opposite purpose but on the same principle is the radiator I on an automobile where the manufacturer makes so much fluting and I flanges to expose the largest radiating surface to the air y Hot water run through a rusty pipe cools more quickly than if the pipe is newly polished This law of physics applies to brains and all forms of human effort The man who lets his brain cells get rusty who does not keep his thoughts clean his mind polished I 1 and his thinking processes alert I soon finds that his ideas dissipate before they are completely formed and that his words scatter in their I utterance f l i Rust is destructive of effi r i ciency of all kinds A few drops 4A of water dropped inside a machine will do more harm to its efficiency and capacity than many months of the hardest kind of work Inactivity not use is the greatest destroyer of machinery whether animate or inanimate FCT men wear cut by work Ion Idleness more unfits them for renewed effort than does work The best way to accomplish anything I is to begin at it and keep on until it is done and well done I The lesson of the flatiron and of the automobile applies to the brain and the muscles I i 1 1 I i J i 1I ii Iliuqoph We h 1 u 1J A J JI R A fr 1 H NgN I If John D Rockefeller Edward H Harriman Thomas F Ryan and i other men of sufficient wealth to quit work were to make up their minds I that they had passed the meridian of life and spend their remaining years in idleness their brains would speedily deteriorate Disuse is as injurious to the brain as it is to a steam engine These men would find that the years of idleness would age them more than the years of hard work I t TOO TIMID FIVE TIMES Daniel Matthews was to have been married five times before the ceremony was performed Every other time he became frightened and fled He was an ardent enough suitor but when it came to facing the I clergyman he was too timid Sometimes his bashfulness overcame him at the license clerk Now he is married and his bride must have been a remarkable patient and long suffering woman to put up with him so long in the manner that a page in tomorrows World tells There is another page by Mrs Augusta Seib whose experiences as a man were j briefly described in this column She explains how it feels for a woman to work and dress like a man E A Abbey gives advice about studying art Camille Flammarion tells of the stars Sir Walter Scotts love story The Bride of lam mermoor Is presented There is a remarkable picture of Miss Cora Liv ingston in her wrestling costume The music is A Song of the King I as sung at the Knickerbocker Theatre The funny section the news columns and the sporting section will be as live and interesting as usual Kindly notify your newsdealer that you want a copy of tomorrows World so that he may not disappoint you I Letters from the People I In Jlehnlf nt Ilnriri j To tb liJItor of The Dv nlnf World Kindly allow me to say a few word for the horse mans truest and rest friend To prevent a horse from be cojning sore under caddie and collar have a pall of water and spoage In your I table Wa h where the mddlo and collar touch once a day Put A little alt In this washing water every other tiny HO then YOn will tuse unit lVriter one day end fresh water the next Trite Will k cn elm skin in healthy oon Iou and the hOrlA wll not get ore iene tAe 8Ilddh anA collnr do not fit prop erly Also loOHtn your rhixk linr cvhxn ever you can J II lI t Iollir simuN lull To the nillft lit VI r 13 nlls VnrU l I am tvrMity f nir I hare never done V any haul ph lii work In l if wuaa f employ tVi s n VOMMR men mho Is a I j Ihltln lf i un I t ir r lie li wy lrntg mad La sirkt i1 hard all ha Itte The two o IK tnok tte piimli itloi 11 Car toM IOIe with the result t ul I ft MB e paw on the lUt awalelai appofnt II r 44 I J ment while he wa ivjectM for bid teeth That man Is twice as strong aa I nm tailor and veer much hravlor ard brwdr I am content with I my posi tion and Hm In dor about accepting I trio police appointment If I should b I railed as I am no as well Ailed for tin Job H my frlrd even though I have n good cat of ih WhAt do Kidcri think of this ease j 7 F rho Kfiiilrlii llnnsa I Tc ire Eiltirff The th i tl IF I I ntlci an accoTt of a r oilng iotee tu be built I hlrk it IJ R god I tiT It le no however new For w en ft i the Pt I olii Bchltiltluu In I 111 I fUIJ Ir un nbour caner a I mil Ie d i It JK vl1 t tJr an ari1 Ie f 1iu Tera wire a few tie CIn iuulctt 14m µ ring n u u i I tk rteal j p n Iolr lroMi T th Fhr or ri gvrner Wortj A I ri hI Myfir tart tttov the s ee wtuetar wise el1bmrtx I Ir Gaud and oneka1 in wit r HLtd era hat wi the length c f the tsdtT JtD I I The Moth invasion By Maurice Ketten I ww t I k r I n I t IU71 f I i j ri t I r I i VXt V V P V VT tj1 II I i U J I NEW YORK u The Chorus Girl Squanders a Bunch of Thought on Salome and the Close Lidded RaceTrack I By Roy L McCarclell 4 yE gnt an Invitation to go on a houseboat said WE the Chorus Girl und vu d go lout It nmkas tak and tit talk Is luud Last year we had a lovely time on the Ivy L which was wrecked off Blossom Heath Inn because Dopey Mc a ln ght pushed the piano over beads the Ice box for Mil awn comfort and gave the trim crat an awful list to star boar The awful list up to that time had bean the names of the guests We trimmed the craft by moving the piano s hack and putting a cake of Ice and some bottled beer In e It to peaL Dujey but we never got off the bar all summer If mer Whrn our bunch Is all aboard a houseboat the sum n mer cottages on the shores adJacent are as happy about i day It 03 If they had a nail In the foot Lrjt ra w They aint nothing new this summer ti furnl h any i excitement If we do stay In town except the Salome craze anti running the gauntlet of plainclothes hicks if you want to get a bet down at tho track 1 Louie Zlnai lnitr lu A a friend who Is bookkeeper for a wholesale house I and last Thursday he Is sent out to tend to some business for the firm up I town that Is expected to kep him away the rest of the afternoon But he I meets the guy hcj to she about the Invoices rlht at the door and transacts all the business In twenty minutes Having so much time to spare he thinks hell tear away to the track which he do I Here he Is lamped b the plainclothes men when Ma getting down a bet In the fourth The plalnclpthes bulls make a ramp for him and obI being I nervous Marts to make his exit They cans him to the gate and overhaul him They strips him to his socks for evidence that he Is booking but finds none All present of good hearts for the liberal life Is fussy over It and the bookies offer him a thousand dollars If twll make a oas out of It before Judge Gaynor who Is sronj fur the personal liberty thing and wont stand for op pression on the part of the tlattlen who are there with the rough house tactics I Louies friend Is between love and duty but he cant lei his firm wise It that hes been to the track when he wu supposed to be off on business and so lose MM a three thnusard ayear Job Mamma Db Branscont said It made the tears come to her eves that It wasnt her that was frK d for evldene so she ud Me up to that thousand dollar offer ard see what a plain citizens rights Is In the mater Tae Pinks yells to all hands not to go to the mat with the pan clothes I bull because all them rud was of Uielrn Is simply to stir tp i 1 riot and bring the Sport of Kings and the he1111 on te came on the sneak Into die I repute Dont fail for It veils the Pinks thems the Ilnkortons who repre sent law und onlir for the racing association and who used to bat you to death and throw you over the fence It lry caiijpit you wigwagging Information to the poolroom lookouts on the outside I So everybody kfp their shirts cm ovtin niter Mr Elders bullfl pulled them off and noiody got dented In the mai as wns Mret thought would happen If you can tell me why law anldni otlzoii cant back tnelr fancy and never did the horse run fo true to formIll tell you why fco many people I know Is disgusted wltn politics and Is getting ready to vote fur Preston for President hocauw h4s In jail and Is a safe man where hs U now The only other topic In our set Is the allI1pl craze You Xint book en act now unless you haze K Salome dance featured In It nome way either ptralght Imitation or burl ijue I Gertrude lljffmnnn j s gfttln r pwny with n Mntiilp Allan Imitation In great style Personally I think its bunk but as long as the public falls and the box office b stormed and the ticket epf ulators have a good follow up to The Merty Widow why Im not fussy I I heard a highbrow at Hanimrstclns HtKif rave violently over the Vision of Silom and cay Max Hoffmans music to the act was vague and blue Girt that Vague and bue I Oertle does a lopo around the stage and dances the serpentln with her arms Whispers go around that ebte in her birthdiy Clothes and all art lovers Is clutching their opera glasses nervously One thing hure Is that thcs dancing In her tootsle pinkies So be all the Salomes In audevllle and In the gltlmate La Sylphe at Proctor Keiths I talks to her tote and pea them After her mother she says she loves her toes and they understand her and are proud of her success and do their belt to I make her act go big I I dont know why barefoot dancing should have such A call Going Cars toot Is as oldfenhloned asi a blue plum only what was once nature U now art and all I know Is that Im glad I aint In vaudeville with a txvrafoot 8aiom dance and have to follow a burlesque Joggling team that leaves the oiagt full of broken bits of glass and china Mamma De nrantcomb says Ifs something terrible and that It used to I be that a lady In the profession hEld to be there with the figure and now It your I pride In a neat toot has made you wear tlrtt shoes whloh hu crumpled up your tootsie pinkies thri nothing doing for you Salome dance has put everything on a different tooting now What 60 you know about that 7 II Just KidSo JA 8 By T Se Allen FAMILY 1ENTggN9 0P 11 Jt iJV v f t0 J I c j t4D 1 J t e 1 I e Ac 1 rPt to t JT Every bartender In dli ward call o my father by his first name Dere yer go bragging about yor blame family aglnl r r c I U 1 t 6 I t6 I f L el I I i Vttat yer got dat rag fastened up dero for I Oae but you la a landlubborl Oils to show dst ds owners aboard I I w4 C l J 1 I X rfXXxx 1 1 I l yttl frr ll rt I I I l I J v h Ill 1 I II i If 11 n II mimy masses l I I By Irvin S Cobb I I r T JH it gala TJ nUht on 1 I the Orcat jo sf 110 Plf YIn Musee lias a btiung list 1 night attraction the bill being Mu S I r iiiilnnesi In Wax k Prithee IV Not 1 ewe VliJtl1e Into Tow ser Js the nimo of the now pro duction given at I he Bide A l1ee ZJeo Home by cjiiateuis i ho Ant VlvHectlon League assisted by performers residing on thu promises Along the sidewalk everywhere ticket speciitori are plajlng The Vef On Plammershlnei Hoof Miss Muddle Offman the Salome dancer changes her ant and gives John the Baptists head an egg shampoo with bay rum i In a body the white goods buyers from the South and West who me here laying In fall stocks attended special performance of Flurry Hosefelts un tryout In the parlors of the Martha Washington Hotel with Edwurd X Bok In the title role But the principal offering from on at fistic standpoint Is the premiere At the Ghastly Thfutio of the new slna I Ing dancing girl and summer show The Oren Wampus cusumes by TakrmorT A Stlnfrythlix wigs by 01 I termoor alrbrukui t y liisThoujse shoes by P J Conway piano loaned I by Tom Slmrkry book by uubudy lyrics I by anybody music by eurbuvly i The critics do not care fir Tee I been Wampus With one void they j belt It as follows This one Is sure to hit the toboggan In n niik Aetln hill Tile Ingenue has a tUtire lllte a baby sraidIIvcnlrs Snail I had a pronounced sinking Frn it Bt the pit of the stoimchMt nerd Fox Colossi Ignorance and ovirpoiverluj crudeinf iiiliiR In inasulvo piopnrtlon W tii j Ynt Tie llgit Uiining Karwf urn shlnei I S s a liS I liSN r i I Jic j i lt r y I r 11t i I Dont Care If I Did I CouMnt Do III dress p dlrtlon Iap ius Llmtfle or A Mere Slip with entire scare of MivkliiK anJ new ojvnuork F ny j ss ricr Tinkwi tilled ns the Gill las ftlrl singe I Doi far If I Did I Couldnt Do It shedding halt a poifnd of real human hair at every perform ance At the dutAl Theatre there Is being presented ono of the new school of aye tematic osteopathic Clkpat1lcaUo pathlc dramas the Joint work oft Thorn Klein Kennedy and good oM Dr KllJom the wMIknown root and herb doctor The plot revolves arounl the refusal of a beautiful girl to be vac i cinated on either her upper or lower limbs and Is entitled More to Be Pitted Than Scarred Clydn Fitchs latest and best piece I Dainty Battenberg Edgings has a um olld he out on a IrmIP1n 1 u I nOor kTW runner to mil by such method and I know all vro I a UJ know on this sublet i Pal skl But the prese agent of The Green Wampiia Is one of those cinnv kids This is the fourstieet he worK up from the criticisms SURE HlTDaUy GlUXDflnall PJlOVOtlNGBD SnXSATION Foxy l J L 0 F S A J3Rt iWKHlNO MARSIVK Winters SHINES OIT01ub Still SDneskl j The other nhowa rose hat The Greea Wampus plays to ripdct eight months For while not everybody hdiovos the papers vorvbody In New YorK be rei the bill fmrs I Reflections of a Bachelor Girl I I I By Helen Rowland I OING through life without lore to like going through f G a good dinner without an a ppctitw everything sam 80 flat and tasteless A clever woman can sometimes make a fr o of ft man but ft takes a fluffy little thing with a baby far anil no braIns or morale to speak of to make htm make a fool of r himself Y t r It Ii most provoking lOll woman who Is winning In h I quarrel to have a man suddenly turn round and take the argument right out of her mouthwith a kiss There Is lomoQilng about a rolling ocean liner thnt I r is t shakes up a mans emotions and something about pit t water and a chip diet that will mike almost any woman i mceruvorwm with a red nose and a steamer cap on her head look just like a real aClnity Vhether a gM looks Indignant or happy after you have kissed her depends I a Brent deal on how long she has bEn walling for you to got up the courage I to do It L An Ocean Liners Cargo By Ernest Poole lOfiN on the whart the rush WM at Us height Under the llputtarful bluish aro lights amid endless clang and rumble the produce of I IWI America cam In From the prairies the mines and the mills from the TorMti the cotton plantations tobacco deeds orohardi and vln yards from the oil ielde and miatpacklnr houses from toll greasy J factorin large and small ponderous snglnti of steel harvesters reopen tw tomobllcs bars of silver and yellow tirlokn of fold bales of cotton and wool and hides and tobacco meat barrels of flour and l ox ft of fruit hornh ad of oil acd cl lIe of wine tens of thousand of things and manhlnea to make thlnll1f l plied up on tic wharf by the acre nays Ernent Pool In Kverbodyn Maas I tine And Mill all night the team clattered In anti the tug puffed up With i the barge and from hundreds of miles way the trains were runlnff ldthers 1 I bringing more boxes and barrel and bags to be packed In at the last moment In gangs at every hatchway the tour hundred men were trundling heaving Btrilnlnff a rough orowd cursing and joking at the hcarite Bhouta of the fore men while from the darkness outside heAVY black rope net dropped down to gather Rlgnntlo Jisndfuli of cargo swing them back up to the dock of the ship and then down lain her hold Bo all through the night and right up to the hour of aflln the rush went on For the r OI1t ocean Knars work La vortti hundreds rf thousand of dollar a month And the ship man cat on Urn I The Busiest Under LIp By George Pitch T ts Hn hardest irortttn fI1J4It versatll most oftnocttmtlmia lower np In the world writes asorae FUch In the Anverloan Magazine of Rooeiv D vrits unrterllp It Is a part of the Admlnlotratlnn not merely of the I J1roSI1ent r J Not only does It deliver the Proslrlonts conv irFOtIoji to the pnMo e hut It personally miparriiea It It gives each word tin matter how small Wn individual attention molds It corrsnUy and hands It out a perfect Hnlsh 4 product Elastic almost beyond belief it assumes a dozen nhapfls In as many seconds It pictures KB the words pass It rago halo nrn tne4s dctennlnsH tlon statesmanship It pnffJ nut dlftsndofl with niljnctlven flffhtlng for prec d nco like diplomats at a dinner It sej asUU entirely and unveils tho tooth hissing like a leaky htftamplpo wtlh r U syllables It wraps Itself lovingly f amend a nhcrlnhM phrase and rocas It with honost pride One ran almost sea It at times reach forth and uroh the air for a word that uiall host tt the Idea iAn t i t An Old Wedding Custom Revived t N the vlllagu of Blackvicll Sum notshllc Kiisland has laetu revived the IN anclont custom known as wfildlng toll mists consists of stretching a rope I A across the road u the bride and brldcgroorn arc returning truss tho church t and densadug toll before C1y are allowed to pan II t I i lit Ii 1 1 r v Ilioe ther 1 rf elrr u J

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