The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
July 22, 1908

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W J r 7 7 II THE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY JULY 22 1908 u n m I ROOSfVfl T Y A HT SINKS S HOONfR PRfSIDfNT SAff H v Mayflower Making Her Way at Night from Oyster Bay to Newport in Fog and Rain Strikes Craft It Imperiling Lives of Crew Special to The Evening World NEWPORT R I July 22Steaming up the Sound through the i rain and fog at 115 A M today he Presidents yacht Mayflower with President Roosevelt his family and guests aboard ran into and sunk the lumber schooner Menawa Fortunately the sailing vessel was slow in foundering and this fact with the quick work and daring of the Mayflowers crew saved the lives of the captain and five men aboard the schooner The yacht was not seriously injured and reached here at 945 oclock this morning some time after the time scheduled for her arrival The I Mayflower left the harbor at Oyster Day at dusk yesterday evening for Newport to bring the President to an important battleship conference a the Naval War College With the President were Mrs Roosevelt Ker mit Roosevelt Miss Ethel Roosevelt Archibald Roosevelt Quentin Roosevelt Mr and MrsW Emlen Roosevelt T H Netherland and John L McGrev The Mayflower was hardly out Into I the Sound from Oyster Bay when she encountered a thick squall from the I east that blotted out the shore lights and made navigation a mutter of ex ceedlnir care As the night wore on the foe dissipated anil gathered again I Irregularly The found of foe horns and fos bells was heard on all sides ajid the officers of the Mayflower worried I ried about the responsibility oi talclns the President of the United States throuth a for donned oilskins and got ready for an all night vigil on the bridge Sunk the Menawa f At 115 A M In he midst of a drlv Ire rain storm while the Mayflower wr between Now Haven and New Ixmdon the lookout saw the port lkit of a cchi ini r thrmish the foe The lUrht was rlsrht under the Mayflower s I bows A shout from the lookout and a hlft of the wheel turned the May i lower so that her sharp steel prow f Btruck the other craft only a elanclnc j i blow but It was cnoueh to Inflict a fatal wound i The Morvrwa with a big hole in her Ide carened and began to settle The captain and his crew of live were on deck and made Immediate preparations I to leave their sinking craft The Mayflower which had been mov I Ing at low speed was brought to a top and lay by Boat loads of men I from the Presidents yncht put oft and In a few minutes tho six men from the I I lumber schooner wero brought to the yacht i The first launch to reach the sinking schooner found her heclel well ovor with part of her cargo of lumber drift Ing about her and her crew at the tern making efforts to free their own boat They were taken on board tho May flowers launch The schooner despite her cargo of spruce sank as the last man wat leaving her Tho schooner prove J to bo the Men wa owned by t 0 Pendleton of Jslesboro Maine bound from Machlas to New York She was S1 tons bunion net and built In Cirecnport N V in WH WHAn An examination of the forward part of the Mayflower showed that tho tow I sprit had been carried away and that ono of the anchors was missing The i yacht sustained no other damano and I as soon as HIP hiat with hcr occupants i had Ofoll1 hoisted aboard she proceeded i to Newport The collision and rescue delayed th Mayflower about half an hour The Jar of the collision was plainly felt by those on deck but It failed to rtUturb the President or any other of those asleep below They knew nothing of the accident until they got up this morning to find the Mayflower creeplnc I Judith through the heavy fog outside Point Introduced to Roosevelt The crew of the Menana whn had been made comfortable on boinj tho Mayflower anil sccned sorncwhat ill at vise on finding themselua unbidden but i nslcomed guests on board the Presi dents yacht wrc all summoned as I oon as the President had dressed and 1 ere personally piesented to the Chief F Magtstiate in the cmtn of the yacht r The President expressed great concern regardtiK the aiindent his regret of the loss of their sessel and his gratitude o at the ro cue without loss of life t The crew of IheMenawa will Ioe sent to their homes in Maine at the expense f of the Government The fog hung low and heavy on Nar ragatuett bay is te Mnyfljvver steadied In from the Sound There was some anxiety at Newport over the ileiay as the Mayflower had not been picked up by uiitiKM1 if as not seen as t hu passed lort Adams The hiHvj ib i nornins Httd ut It 6 oclock lllack ciouds that hiJ hung f olor the city In the early hours i emitting OcaMonai showers foroku away nnd there were Hashes of brUllant sunshine us Ilk President jnuht Btfanitd Into the hanoI As mon as th white hull of the May flower W18 made uut all the war ves els In tin1 liarjor fullowpj thi1 motion of the old station ship ConsteLul in In firing a iilute of ttsemyone EUK The nllval station llag a Hear Admirals bunting of blue ws hauled down from the mlzzcn of Ire Constellation and tho Pr Mnit ag nas broken from tho main Pla Guns Boom The 1 mie to anchor nbreasl of the q P I jtatior and the Im torn lidt1 A he Mopped ashire nmi r al ro f ttivntyone guns and A flounsi nf mmieis greeted him A leUchment of officers In full dress unl om headed by llearAJmlral MorrlU f d i iIfII t iJA J kn Prthteit of tile War Collegfl met the President and escorted him to the War CoJIeRO Bulldlnu past the battalton of apprentice seamen from the training fUtlon who stood at attention Enterlnt the War CoMe o bulldins the InwJilent at once went into tho 1bary where the offcers of the conference were await nl him and where Iv made an extemporaneous address hefore enter 1 ng Into and listening to the artrun nts nndf by leveral of the officers reud I Ing new battle hlp plans wn i was the main purpose of hU coming Sent Word to Loeb I As srwn as the afIoler arrived here the folkmln despatch was Mnl Newport K I July 22 1S 1 To Hon William Ixxb Jr Score ary to the President Oyutor Day N Y The President and party arrived Newport 10 oclock The Mayflower w a in olllslon with sclioonor last iiW about us No one wa Injured Lvcrybodv aboard the schooiej ra cuird Ireldent WlS not formed nr I thIs kn w morrlnl nOlhn aoout It unlll ho got up sicneii j r jrounw To Investigate Collision The lenaa lvaj ln command of C lflt th3re Huvhlnwn Tiie follow Ing 1spLtLh 8S s nt b dllecUon ot to IIildenl aaI War College Nowport July 22 JioS To Hon WfIlam Ivutb Jr Secrrtarv rtilrr I to the President Oyster nay N V I President arranged for advancement or money to ciptaln and crow of schoonor enough ti take cmw to tneir homos Rnll the captain to hts a enl In Now York tiipt Snowdon at once I communicated with the Navv Peiiart iitit nyiuestniB a full iiveatliratl Ji Hlgnidi T H StTTrnm The lrl lent returned to the May flower at 3 P JI and 1 yael s M shortly after for Oyster Bay the naval vessel In the harbor flrinK salutes as hc Mayflower steamed away POLICE BAFFLED BY CASE OF GIRL SLAIN IN PARK I Continued From First Page tol shot entered the toolnouso both doors he says were wide open Only One Set of Kys The only keys with which the locks couM be opened were in the possession 1 last nlpnt of John McMahon foreman j of the park nordlas to his own state1 nieiil It is his duty to open the tool house at R oclock every morning He knew nothing of the trjKeciy until he reached the park at his ujual time to day I opfn d the doors at oclock yes lorday morning he declared and they were open of coirse all day One of the park hands Voorhls comet on at 10 oclock In the morning and a mains on duty until T oclock In tM sverins The last thing he does Is to pull the doors close and s that they aa hkeJ H3 tells me he did this lan mht ar usual a llttie after oUock ocoidin to the eleven plamclotToi men the locks were not forced Thoy are unable to explain hon the woman and her inirJerer cuuld J st Into Ine toolnjuse past two locked dons the only keys to widen were In thf pvket of n man atlep at his home miles from tins been Thtre Is another future about ehe trod that IR iuzlms IrvIng Squar Park is a btnall an etch of truand bounds by Khiclitrboker avume Wetrfleld street IlaUey jtrcct and Hambare avenue It is com p1r1l II I y jpar fontdlnitiK no heavy hrubticry or tteis and Ib well lieited I Pol in man Koilei i n he hl LId the I shot was Mandliijr nt tne corner oi KnifkM cker Annue and Welnleld jtre t He turned and ran Into the pirlf IT the direction of Lht sound This air was heavy and msty Vjt he cojld I t woo over the entire rxfiani of tto aare Hs is quite DeltlvethHt I ru one i rriM iave run anvv from the little hon linden 1 Detectives Not Alert The trapolv was i turiia iu iit Hani bur uNcMB atiitljii al lti ococK A M apailo pmco work wuulil huve briURht out koueiiig of wurth In tha mailer o re da lix but It ivaa Ions after divHrht Lure tne eie en pniu clulS nr o eiDled In Ihe iiirk und rit aruund i n benches batting nua Irorn ther Ie vi age Thrto was I no one e r old tn lrcct them I fapt Jolm Warmel ot the Hamburg I avenue WHS said Ly his men 110 ha out wjrXIn on the case at i ii ii 1 and Hi tr iuent Interval iheiejtT up tn ail oilork when o I til lrnl a eirfd lit tle tall Jn iojsy rtr urnnrance jf the crime His iiv olHilil aCt WIL to place a I I I uard around the park drivethe chil I dren iway lock up the too A tiso and retire to some sclud p l lier La 1 i 01 Park Custodian and the Williamsbiirg Park Summer House Where Girls Body Was Found 1 I

l r Zf I l i d lJi r J 1 tep P9 VOfr WHO LOCKED J HOt7 E rHHOt7 1N rH EPARK Rbl R W RK tn O R T r lICt TATm r He Breaks Glass With a Lad der but Fails to Disturb the Guardians of the Law If you am a burvlar and want tn work uninterruptedly pick a building adjoin ing a police station This would appear to be the propjr Iflpa for the underworld Jirdjnng from a neat littl rh1 ry turned oft early todav ILl No M Mnertv ttrotft adioin inic the Stxonil Pi en nut olice Htaiion at Liberty and Lhurrh stieets Not only did the burglar rals a lad der to tho halfopen transom over the rear door but he let It fall crashing two large plate glas nlndowi Only the green lamps In front nf th station stlrnii fur thu jwllce on reserve lum twrcd on Vhen Lharles Iymber eater r fo th Exihnnxo HutTet got down at 3 oclock I he found tlial his rah reglstfr lIar bein fnrc l nppn and Jo tikm fruin Its j drawer A Inrte nuanttty of cizaM oh mlifltig The no e made by the burglar mils have been audible for ten blocks yet tho liPiienant of police on duty nex door dad not Jieard a sound loit himself In thought In the mean tlie his eleven pUmclothei men rat uivanil tilt park uscuislncr tuda tianpi at lirifhton Bea jh Through police stupiiio or buil eiuiicis the bxly w o uluned to rx inaiii In the toolhouje In the exact at I titude It occupied Atn Kuhler f 1 It until nearly nuun The dead wagon from fe llrnjkbn MUIK e the Ui or vhl had a penult for the runu a of the body from Coroner Wueat was c Hie P nan i Lhui at the park to wan nearly two hours tor his gruitly burden 1 0 rum u fact t at the woman won I no hat and was from appearances of German extra lion It ii ra 0 uiipupcl nn she i onted In the ncishborhood which o laru ly snflcd b Germans The polee would not allov any of the peopl lims around tle park to view the renalnx of the dead woman n thcijgli uh a course mlplit have spc dl v re ulied In aMIihlng lnr Idotty md ihiH starfnc th pur ui for hr mnrlTer f she waj murder GIRL GAVE UP HER ART TO WED A BUTCHER BOY Mlj Miwl rkf who has h n hn iI pianist no would win 1 KVoen and pretty has rr saki nr art tempurarlv at liast to marl oulcher by She was mar ried U irday nlfcht at her home Xo H Hlsranl avenue Newark Todav ht dfu hat she Is thn hipplest tfr In the v i wide world ove she uvs Is cr aT than art for love l her wCiol If and art was her Hrst lov 11 Her hiiuinit Wallace Oracle rlrnj een I im was bark on his dillv ey iH nui twolve hours after the cere i mnns ind is todiy euwtfed In thn prvm M euiiio i f lhverliur stoaKi and font while Ids wlfp while anny I we lour innr f his dbseiiie at Jv aom f her 1nt8 Mr ind Mr fhnrlis K heker who would noi i irt rom Vr uiiiistcd thit bin1 and h r hu rtpl Millie her home for a Uilu I with them b1r C T rtl T MI I t f t rr Rl I Tells Envoy De Reus He Is Unfit for His Oft ce mt Sends Him Passports CARACAS Vonfzuela Tuesday JilV Jl via Port of Hpiln Trinidad Iu y I President Csttvi ha cxp l ed J M lie Rmis the Minister Uedent of the Netherlands from Venezuela The Minister passports were enl to I him hv S nor Paul the Veipzuwr n I Minister of Pnrelen Affa r Wit it em Sonor Paul wrote a letter in wlc lie I said In view of the opinions txoresed In our published letter of April J Pres jilont Castro who H intrusted wllh lIe I Luardianshlp of the nttlunal rjrum tkidares tint you are incompetent t 0 I servo as a frendlv medium In the ie a i lions twtvein tiis loverntnent ui I tiie Netherhnds Cone unntly he senIf Iou Jnur naa tiort that vou may eav i neziieli I henor iail has sept mother letter to tile Koreliri Mlnlstni of rho Netier I lands In whlli he H lP In Uiu on i ntctloii I This InilNnontablo measure nffo i onlv M lie Peiis It will not uier t txl tlnsr friiidh iflatlon V n l enezjei and the Niheilaiid V r zuela desire TO cultivate these rein i IOn bli liitoucll anotli Irrnnne ar a llr omat whi r 11 he n I messenger of friendship and har mony I A G VANDERBILT GOES YACHTING FROM LINER I Alfred Owvnnn Vandrrhilt rm heI I this rltv h aftcinfiii n the f ceinlc i H transferred to his vniit Vakil i in o m M ihi liner reac ed CJuardnt 1 I A 11 M Ilavtnn r Knwlyml one of Mr Vanderr1 lri nd who av m Ilnlinl uii iii tfe vijj e denied tre story thut his manufr Charles I Wilson loremlv told about the younR iiinlluiuiirftV hiise havInK fet led Ior prlies a a txjhdon sale after they had bwli leared h representatives I of it ritiK who want LI I to buy titm In ehap I 1 Thi siorj was thnt only the poor norse IM tne stable were being put tin i at the sale WINDSOR RESULTS I UTNDSOIt Ont July KTodiys races resuli l as follu s i PIltST IIAE rur e JIM thieejeir olds and up six furjiiiRs Hollow M KemieU 3 to 1 6 to and 3 to r wui by 4our lenKthc KHe Ijrney M C I I HORHI 11 to 1 fi to I ami 1 to I second I 1 xracela SS tfranels o to 1 Si t i i and 10 to I third T rrw 113 38 p011 I rut Br taVn ay rllnola Kng Thlite I The I io Dwan Prince Itlienohp IrnUvrty and MxajloW Ilreeze also ranSKfXlVI I SKfXlVI RArKluiM HO fjir vear jliU ard iiv te rlvliise Ui ut L AH nillcf Mzxle Pat IE t Aim 7 no 2 Mid 6 to Ii won bv two leninim Voodslde 143 WUInl 2 to 1 anil f to 10 second Mht Out 14i AicIU Mldi 12 ti and 4 to 5 thrd T me I ritiulrti and Mel van IIlso rill I TMIHU HAiKIursi W twoyear mills live fuilorxs f in Diiovie in Oil 3 to 1 eun and 1 to 2 won hy 01 nose Many Colors Ui Uliltlnz J 10 to II I to 1 and 2 to 1 second Chipmunk li7 ShllllnK 3 to I even and 1 to 2 third Tlme102 4r IIrulng Patriot ek Lurid Hgh Hat Ssrvlclno also i IU ME R JJou E Jrr i VJNG QUARE PARK I i I 1 I I I PM Ill R Ill A JfAXDU IfOlND I PRK XJjAK GIll JS HOW THRtt l r T GIB Ml f llL H ll M Youngest Bellevue Ward Pa tient Four Months Eldest Twelve Years Through tho notification nt th1 o ctet for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children It became known this after noon that three children were in lielle vuo Hospital surfiTlnz from lrluil Ism One child Is only thlrtivn nmnlis oM and dm others are i ir and twelve years A the two oldrr fihllilren were ills oharsM from the institution during Hit ftfluriioon they were takiti 111 laise hy aeenti of thu mcletj and tomorrow they will be a Ira I 1111 in the Childrens Court Agents Moora and PKnrrc of tV an ciety weiv notlflnl ol the case hy lir Tntddtill who has chnrxo uf tue dill iiren ward at liollevue Thi tin e villdron Alice Kentody ft ir ye rs old of No 474 Sioiril avine Jinie Hasslmi liwolvp years old f No Sii Ea t Twelfth slreet and llllaiii Ma lonoy llilteeii months old of No i7 Kiflh str Ht H was found were suffer ln from alcoholism after an CAiiiilna ton The Ihrte liildron tho hspltal nu iontlei reported woru broiiKnt to thu Uutllullon labt Mondij md i iiritll yesterday that the direct uiuso of Ihelr Illness was known The noclety la Investigating thair jtoiUi J j AMERICAN ATHLETES r IN FINE CONDITION I TO KEEP ON WINNING I Of 0 BY MARTIN SIl1 RlJUX I The Kvctnng Worlds Expert With tho American Olympic Team at London Special Cable Despatch to Tho Evening World I THE STADllM LONDON July LL1 1lie bojs of the American team are In fine corailltlon and ihoy are doing all that was expected from them ami I a little bit more Those stars who are to compete In the events listed be fore the great meet cornea to a close are In recordbreaking form and the others will give a good account of themselves There should be about three events In which they will possibly figure one two nnd three That I should make our score eijutil If not excel all the polnl made by tho other nineteen competing nations In the track and field events A better feeling has shown Itself between the Americans and their opponents lue doubtless to the eleventh hour tendency on the part of the British to listen to reasonable proposals There Is no denying that they are behind the times hero In the mutter of athletic regulations but tho best satisfaction a chap gets when he suggests this Is that those rules have Jone us for fifty years you know A good deal of the dissatisfaction that was displayed by our team nnd I tho other vlslors could have been avoided If tho prcjner steps were taken before the meet to go carefully over the rules governing the contests This I should have been done for us by the American Commissioner who was on I he ground two weeks before tho games were started or by the alleged manager of our team Tho disagreeable tilts that arose might have been avoided had this precaution been taken The only bltternesu displayed by the boys of the IrishAmerican Ath letic Club Is shown toward Leahy of Dublin who competed for the Inlted Kingdom in the high jump Morgan of the New York Athletic Club who also competed for the United Kingdom Walsh of the IrishAmerican Ath eric Club of New York also In Kne for the United Kingdom and Koche of the Gaelic A A whoso score likewise goes to John Bull All four of those men claim that they are scoring xInA for Ireland but this contention while patriotic Is not practical because the very object they seek la d3 rtated by themselves The Irishmen want to beat England and the only way they could do that would be to stay at home The eight and onethird points scored by those four men wero taken from the American team and recorded for England No amount of patriotic argument can change that fact American Athletes Gain Bis Lead in London Games Coptlnu1 from First Page i Prince of Swoden congratulated him and snnk him hy the hand nlker 11 i s s mier and youthful looking bl heil deeply He waj ftreitly em bar i ra nl ny tlif honor I The stronxes oattiro of Walkers Kprn 15 h remvkahlo ability to ti ne i i SlUt In every heat In i iI c 1 K i KJl rff tll line neat of us c iinivtiior Ha oemeJ een I i am i jiap the pistOl and sev eral tlmos h mad fulse starts and WJS caul ned by the starters Stars and Stripes Go Up Again I The result nf the broad Jump was an I K mf d a few inlnutej later anil nitaln SU tlons were carried to the two olueameti t unfurl the American col T for nojuiiy nJ F C iron Chi 31 A A defeated all comers hut he i iaj alto broken the Olympic record for i q PM Danel J Kelly Irl hAmer ail A 0 was cecund In the hroad ump alll altviueh third place wont to tlrlker cannda S H Hellah Stanford InlvpHity Iaiifornla and John J Uren nan itaraiiette tnlvcrslty irot certlfl ates of mortt for their Jump The VmeruMn hid 001 cau e for sat sftictii f r threo times the Stirs ami S rpt vrii hol ted on the offlchl flaif ast It went up first for the win of i J Itacvin IrishAmerican A C In e lii netri 4372 yard hurdle race II in nvhi h Harry L Illllman X y A C ran iec md i Bar Sherman From Jump 1 When the s cjun of the running broad jump for hleh 0 11 Sherman Dartnouth Ililvesity had ixen drawn was called Sherman was running hIM I I Results of the I Games ToDay 100METRE FLAT RACE lOJt VuriUt rinnl Wolker South Afrlen 0111 J A Iteitor I illieriilty nf VI ruin In Anierlin iCLonili Krrr Cnnrtiln third N J r rtinill Inl v tuIfT of IlnnijHunlo Amirlen fourth I time 1045 400METRE FLAT RACE 1TJ Vnrdn SeiiilIlnnl 1lmt IhliC J C fnrprnler Ciirncll tnM er ltj niprlcn ioii Ilntrrt nllrd KliiKdiim lernndt A Merrlniu nlrfmlty of Clilcutfu AincrlcM third IIHIP 411 r Sfcdiiil Heal llulMi elle Inlln Kluuilonl 0111 tliinliiKiie I nlleil Klnmlf upcinnli enl lulled Ivltindniil third Ilnif IS lifiii hrtf n r tnre venf He wen tMn h Irak the J mplni nmd hu IM e as ite n nettli tuere the jiuUfS wo ild not aInn im lu parllui Ite Kerr Wins Close Heat Tho senilnnjls of the Jiimetre ilisfi yanlo Hat rice furnished fnur ns ex ritlir liens as have been witnessed at the Stadium sin the WillIS pinel In tiie llrst heat herr t unula n m 1 a fimt from Willmm r Hamilton ChlcaKu A A The Canadian wh had the pust nude il fust start and coming up the stretcji he had a lead of a yard over the htull built American Al though Hamilton Is not such a graceful runner as Kvrr he as seen u bo making Bind headway and the Kalleriea stood up to witness the closest flmvii of tho Ol mplu The Judyci deciduJ that Kuir had non by u loot but to the npuctatnni II liidKed OR though even lens tpiuc dhided the two lumitrd The Ann rcans nad the eeoid lat to tneiiiDfites and N J Oirtmilli Inl v rmty of IeniijNaaiHi was me A In Her Cluuthan IruhAinernan A r won tne Uiinl neat uamlio dliKXi of iijin HeI anl llurdhlivld Lnltul Kin ilun TIHMC wuie no Ameiiean run ners in the Jurll IHJI nhi h wa wjn by llirtkini United KitiKdum Dole Wins Wrestling Bouts In tho nrs hut in tit nrcttiln maicii fur itu rrncKlitii up to Ui pound Dole Amncu dettaieil Cok IIB Illted Knudum on pnn t In the Hound round of the rateli us cah ein wrestlmtt Uolr AmtTAi vat i isitr iittul nttdnni III the emi tlnal of tlio cntch as catch can wrest miif Dole threw McKIa Inlcil Klnn dom ils Dole Yale won the final In the citi hasoatiloan reeling by defeat in Sim hnsliind Til final In the middleweight to IGO Ml1 iui li u i al1 ran wrestling Wai won on point by R V lincou Inlifd Klnirdirp Itelwyskow United nudiri was econl Ifnl iKlle made n new CllnnJlI I riTiinl lur Hit dUliinei Til I ril 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