The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
July 28, 1908

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VI 4 0 i i iI l tlAL 1 ItE5UL13 fDfTION I GREIW PdPi I OR CR VSEAYER Of HIS WIFE OS I BROOKlYN JAil t I II Member of Old Bath Beach Family I L Stricken With Remorse Collapses in Cell While Awaiting Courts Action I I Dr Andrew Bersren Cropsey A ho shot and killed his wife Her I Inide at their home in Bath Beach last week died this afternoon in the I Raymond Street Jail Brooklyn Dr Kessler the prison physician says heart disease killed him A physical wreck his heart lroken by a full realization of his terrible crime he had been on the point of collapse 1I for several days I Pr Cropeey lieUinRfd to nne of th could not sleep All day and night he oMe t fitnllliM In ICInns J iiinr For paced his cell Itpneritlont the iopsHVs hail been Whlli uxtrlslng in r he corridor to prominent In dill and Ivlc ilTiiis He il ly r r Ciopoy collapsed IT Kesiler was forty year old anti lived ntot of was summoned but tho tniitmnt he 110 Hfo at Hath IJMci Ioi i vi ral provided failed to obtnln any rPIrI1e years hi hul travelled a tI eat dpal owing to the patients physical Xlinus prictlc Inu a s a veterinary Tor 11 lion ulule hit wife compaiiloil him leav lionDi riui e liariifl today lat his in hr wo children at the Hnti Heiii 1tfI Ml Uike bail aslcM for i lli home PurnK the last Mar hovvpvof penjiii on hn pioperiy and lit fon sue had ilnllniil to leave hei ohldien elutltd I hatill tin iiimb m of hli fain Didnt Realize His Crime tl had turned agaltut him lr Copscv HrllPllnt ttic Hat i Hearh r tioiise IMI TMifilnyaiul taklnc his wife DISMISSED BY ROOSEVELT nto he iHdruoin shot and kilj ner FOR USING BAD LANGUAGE Her Blstr and his Children hid in a lorkM rimm until the fcitui arrived He was sflnt to tin lUymond Stml OYSTKR RAY July 3iTho Presl 1111 For Lweiitvfour hftirs h nan in f lola ipproved an order for the LI latf of finioma He did not realize lisnlsal uf Mldihl mxn James M Har ilsuii if Alabama a memuir ol Ue 1hal lie hud iloni Then it lh the nutii of totit lii1 of the Inltcsl Plates Xaval 01 deed ant hn I own piiiluament cidNii Midshipman llaralson was itlnd upon him and hi be Mine tys found gu hv of 1Ilnl obscene anguage lfiioil For ho rs wuld ill fir lo in rnhited man of the navy and Jn wife and liH mo chllilnn V IH V ilMhi al wao ntiiundd oy the and Hvrtiurt I j ed l not iat and be superintendent ot the Xaval Academy L EVENING WORLD RACE CHART NINETEENTH DAY AT BRIGHTON BEACH Weather Clear July 28 Track Fast tO FIRST lurB TwoveAroMi line vn aMed five rurlnncs I 101 11m i3l oft J trlt toI Vor rulI Dinnereh rbI Cmrlon In loronl Os tir F W I TltnpI ie 8 I J x larre Vl SI I L J e jfOJII U ICSh l m11 Pur 10 1 I1 1J 1 Mllr Ufo Si UfI f ti1i Hlllv tloJrnier H I I a I1 rt ei I I r1 Siskin 107 i 4 1 I 3 Mcrahev i 1 SIS Mvstlfv IH 1 2t lb lUiMu Ue III 1 to I I hut ttaihler 105 t r 1 i 1 1 J l e 1 4 I 0 Vtt NVvir Lile MS kt fi 4 J L Inlirt tl i ti S Fore broke wII In iimtlon nnd rjclnc In front eArly lurcp1 tin ICP i7Ti nrr t lucelv In hxnJ I till v Il ifiiifr ff o W lv 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i I FTTH ItAiB Mnliliriwn veirnUs sAIkrjlej Ihp Attt a hnicriirlnnzi s f I I Int I2ii off 421 Siaii nit v Ilt Wlnni ch liv Prince ol 1lbIIP Ro f 111 Hwner W ruv LIn t j II Ill NTH lf ft I I iiJln lorkpXH 11 hh 1 Tralpr III II n 2 i l Snrct I 12 tll Dnnntus IM I 1111 2 I Shilling II I ll iII e iM I4nt INT I Hi jh nUiCniifn IIf lll lit 4 2 IIIM Klllii in no I 55 S1 ll II Miller f I 111H I M Dr Illlniv tin I 1 V 1U Ii Mrlimlel I ll H I II Wl Dilvlv IHxnn no II T 7 S lli nllherl 4 7 t I itT Ininiiill Mil 2 I Mi Si 7 tIInll II I IIn 2 I fAt Itinlmrv 110 3 I 10 10 Havnor a 12 10 4 2 I30 Illlj IllIll 110 m1 11 7 I IK 1 j X M 4n sj t tiol Sniff liii 11 1 n I i mi ltriin fl H s j 5 2 7S f7J 111n 117 12 1 11 Ji il Mttnra I to 10 I 7SI lilt iiirotii Hclle 1U7 I 12 12 IS VorkV ilW nit 30 10 I 1 iithirln Hlmiion 11 iijjtJa IiMithy it 10 30K 1 s s 1 trnillfr cini to the nulilili on the turn nnd won cillnilnK IXmitui n ate ooTT t mrv tn liiinroxe ljniln came fnmi a limit WAV lurk Di Iliiow tired Caintinm oi t itt i xfl al li MK Tluii1 veji iiM an l uiiAunl Hflllng n i ildnf one mll arvHi Im i I ii ntf 11 Sinn K 1 Wan nillv Winner h r IJ Jok joint Kxvloi 1 mn It MxniMhiuii Iwr 1 II U1 T11 J ili p JiHyj smrtm h Wt H i u I fin LiiO ijik CI Iiij H1I7I Miinwlt 1111 2 I I tf I MrCihev 12 f2 7 XT I irM Tiih Ui I J 11 L 2 Sneftj i i IJ t H Mr Him 10 S 1 i r I4 3liriillcn lt lif M fl j I it1 Imrb I 3 n I lh 1111 i it UI r PJ rlIr l I i n 1 f MinnIe on I 101 It e Ii1tthCi lriil r 9lviiii4n nvTfrj In lroubl Triih I 1 11 no ILfd UI III better r j ij I Ji 1 i J d M rr 1 j t fl n 1 r r 4 W1MTn1I1nlr lonlght and Wednesday ti Gtt E N OtlO 4 pINAL l RESULTS EDITION L Circulation u Bob Open to All9 I I Circulation Books Open to AIL1 I I PRICE ONE CENT tl NEW YORK TUESDAY JULY 28 p 1908 41 BOOKIES ARE GAMBLERS GRAND JURYDECLARLS Elder Withholds Names of i Tw Men Who Are Also I I Indicted PROMISES SENSATION Jockey Club Sheriff and Ding ham Condemned in Pre sentment It Is Said The Kings County Grand Jury taday handed down fortyone Indictments ajralnst the men arrested In thA race track crusant Acting DistrlclAttorney Elder promised a sensation In the shape I of I presentment and conceal the I names of two men who were Indicted I will he handed down on Thurs day said Mr Elder It will contain the views of the numbers ot the Grand Jury on the race treK matter Whom will It hit he was asked Walt and see he said It will caUs e sensation 1 I was Intimated that the members of the Jockey Club Sheriff Hobley and I Police Commissioner Blneham will be handled without gloves I Mosl of the men Indicted today are alleged bookmaker They are charged with being common gamblers They all appeared before Judge Dike and gave ball for trill Among the men Indicted wore Joe Vendlc Frank Hcrrhvltz Charlei Klsseii Adam Klsell ndxvnnl Kills Nicholas Midler Frank Carlton Jo eph I InWtiwltz Charles Jialllnjrer Oscar Naukcr otto Xoan Lester Iximmar Harry Tlatnpdall William Kennedy Harry Mcyir Hary Ktlsthman Ju lian Fries Charles K King Hairy MuGrvitli Michael CaisH Joieph Clair William Ueardall John ITerrWt Xnr b ti Hart Samuel Goldstein two In rtlctmenlf Ifenrj Klein two Indict ments Fred Klein Jacob Newman IouU ZerluMc William Cia Ir Ed 1 xvsrl Murray Fred Stelnman Henry Otieilsr Harry Cohen Fred Adler Sam 1 uel ICes Mjjiim Sunud Jackmuie and I Nathan Clyinan No explanation wa forthcoming for I withholding the names of two of the men Indicted I Judge Dike asked the foreman If there would e any more business In connec tion with the rao tracks and when he xrn Informed that a report would be made on Thursday he said that he would 0 buy that day and would re I ceive I on Friday Chnrles Ileaney and David Gideon were examined today In the Grand I Jury room Sol Tlchtensteln had n talk I with Mr Eider but did not appear be fore the Grand Jury S HOFFMAN HOUSE MANAGER PLACED UNDER ARREST Charles Mahoney manager of the Hoffman House was arrested today on a warrant obtained by the DlstrlclAt torney charging him with accepting a Jj t bet from a man named XeUon Herzog The alleged transaction took place on July 15 1 the Hoffman House and Mahoney was arrested when the money was pnsied The detectives who made the arrest say thai Mahoney was to I place It on a horse named Enlleld at Brighton Beach Magistrate Wahle be fore whom Mnhoney was irmlitned In the Jcffeison Market Court llntenod to Mahonrys contention lint the money had been given to him by Henog to give to a friend o the lat rs at the track and dlncharged him When the papers In the case how ever reached the DistrictAttorneys olllie It struck Mr Jerome that hers xva 0 foal test cage and Mahoneys second arrest followed He was ar raigned before Junle Doiiel In the Court of Special S sslons and held for trial In bonds of JlCOO NATIONAL LEAGUE At Philadelphia fIST OAMK sti Iui 0 I I 0 0 I 0 Oln 0 0 IVilla ii 0 0 0 0 0 o i1 o 0 II HattirlosLush and Illlsa Sparks and Jncklltsch Umpire Johnstone SKCONI v ME t iniK 0 I 0 I n o o 1hlladelphla 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 Hattirips Haymond and Uidwlg Itlchlc and Doom Implre Johnstone At B9ston Cincinnati Ofi2nofl2nn tnstin 0 I n 0 1 1 0 t 11 It Ittcrteltving and Sohlfl Mnda innn bam and Hoxvermnn Umpire Hudder I AMERICAN LEAGUE At Cleveland fttni Ion 2 Cleveland 3 ft I ft llaltMlen Burohell and Crlgnr Uhoadcs and Hernia Umpires Messrs Sheridan anti Ion At Chicago Philadelphia o 0 o 1 Chicago 0000 Ilitterlfs Ilank and Powers Walsh xiur W nver tmplresMfjsrs Hurst U ttl 0 Ionililln At St Louis Washington K Inn 0 Ht I th 0 n rt ft I llit trIs 1 utitiet one and Kihiv Di men and Slcph ni Umpire Mr Con I nolly m I f I 1 I 1 CRESSINA BEATS I OUT TONY BONERO H BRIGHTON RACES i Fourth Race Proves Good 1 Contest Between Well Matched Hoses OUTSIDER WINS THIRD OUTSIDER I Crack Shot Takes SeconJ Event on Card After Hard Race With Golconda IiV VATJJXT TJEA NOR imiGHTON UKACH HAlE THACK July 2SA really big crowd at the trirk by the sea I numbered all of 3W which Is considered food In these Jays I of oral belling The track wn In tine shape all the IHHI day bj one prom Istd real good sport Fore line baik to her real form In the opening event breezing all the way fiom start to fin ish She won at the end by a couple of lengths In the good time of Ut 31 Fore was entered to be sold for 11300 which meant thur anybody who wviced to bid her up would have to pay some thing near her real value F W llealey i KOI this 1 from L A Celia In a sell I log race for something like JlKO Billy Uodemer and Mystify chased Fore all the way the latter tiring Klskln after being shut off early closed strong to get the show money McCahey Rides Good Race I Crack Shot with McCahey up was the oddion choice In the second and i he won like Olt Taklnir the leid at 1 the rise of the harrtr McCahiv took him rUht to the front aiul lept Him there all the xvvy He llnl hed aslly 1 v six lengths without being let down Golcomla was secondall the way mid i mislied there in front ot Cymbal The Imdllll ant Oberl ran disaprMintltnly Easton Win Third Bar Adoration was made the favorite of a bad bunch In the third and she was I lal lunrh beaten badly Easton won the race e s ly after following Trouveur all the way to the atretoh Just when Trou I veur looked nu easy winner Hrussel closed with I rush on Easton and milly catcntnc rrouVeur won In a gallop Mexican Silver in on the rail In close quarters closed fast to be third Creitlna Has a Snap Oresslna won the handicap Ihe fea ture nf the card here thl afternoon all the way She was a good thins among he puldock jet and she proved her elf one of tite best variety Lee drove her Into mi cant lead that he never ie llnnui hed fony loner based her all the nay but never could get danger ou ly near her flight at tif PnMi Crwlnx eened to ic stopping hut this wa flit JIs easing up tactic It was the Impression that Tony Ho nero was catching her Hud Xefls rin A Rood rare after 111 let up and was th1rt Don Enrl tie didnt run his ia t In fact It seemed as If McDanlel didnt penwvre with him Traveller Travels Easily i Traveller was mted nlmn a ier lalnty In the fifth race After fnlluw t IIR thn enrly pal to Hie streUh Ie CUtUP away with rMluiltiu eae Kvery thing nil driving and In a bunch be Iiid him anil out of these Donat i came In second in front of Ia Kaia Then1 It11 at ieat a duzni tips 1 hits rncx I I FORT ERIE RESULTS FORT EUtK Ont luly M Todays races resulted ae follows IT11ST RACK Twoyearold maidens Rl live furlongs Stromeland 10 Ken nedv t to I 2 to I even won Klab t Vf Ilurton 11 to 1 4 to I 2 to 1 second Uerymander liNt Martin LO I to 1 S to I I1 to third Time lOJ 15 Anemonella Floreal Mav Uleudonne Dr Holseiberg LeonaM 3 W Frye Lan llord Ci r Hire Yankee Tourist Automatic llainsy also ran SKCONt KUI Twoye irold five and a tail fuilongs Jolly 107 Marlni fi to t 1 to 2 tutu 7 to 10 wonlrrlK rtor 1V Ross 15 to 1 6 to I flIt I to 1 10 second Iocotallgo 107 Powers 4 to 1 Il to nnd 1 to 2 third Time 107 35 1nee Walter High Hat Admonish and Hoyle also ran TIIIFlli HACK Stfeplioha short 1111 cou eLlfhts Out Hn rhlbaU I J to r and 011 won picktlme it tVil ion j to 1 3 to 2 ind out Mcllvnln 157 Pending coupled with Iights Out X Tlnptl tAttle Unlly Creolln Im pertinent also ran OIHTI R VCITireevenrolds nnn mile John Carol 101 Powers 7 lo ID and out won Sox PHIS f Martini IS to I ii rn 1 2 to 1 2 Kstella C M Hums 1 In I I t i R and mil 3 Time 11133 Gle Miry Millstone aim FIFTH llACKThreeyearold mile and a sixteenth Spunky 11 Itergcm i lo 1 2 lo I nnd 4 to 3 1 Iinbnden ft Kennedy 3 to 1 4 to 3 and Ollt 2 Prince u Castile liVj Hums 2 to I 7 to 10and out 3 TlmeIW J5 Char latan Ilel n T ML nnd Li Jeuncsso also ran SIXTH RACK Threeyoirolds mile and onesixteenth Quagga HX iPow

ers 7 to i I to 1 and out won Tnpsv Iloblnson it 7 Kennedy 1 to S 7 to 10 and out second Crllveiltur 101 iStiole i to 1 2 In I i to 3 third Time 147 13 Umandlne Prytanla Warner Orlwe1 also ran EASTERN LEAGUE At Montreal r ey City 0 i 1 n n 0 non o ft Montreal fl 0 0 fl 1 I r r n j IJntlerksNrasoii and Wood Stanley and 111 LmplreMr Illack At Torbnto Ttoxidence I t 0 0 0 I 0 rollpnlr Toronto 0 0 0 II 1 I ft HatierA Frock and Peterson Mt h ell and Iron IunptresMcssrs stif ford non Walker At Buffalo Hnlilmnrt ft 0 0 n a o Hnffalo 2 n 1 0 0 0 Hatterls Adklns and Hearne Toier and Ian Impre Mr Murray A Rochester Newark i Inn 0 0 HiKhesler 00 n 100 HMterlesKilll nd ttii nageo Mure ney and Hurley UmpireMr Toll PI IH i1 GIANTS IN 16INNING TIE GAME BROOKlYN IS BEIN W TH CUBS H Kling With a Home Run in the Eighth Scores Howard Ahead of Him and Wins Closing Game of Series SCORE BY INNINGS Chicago 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 4 Brooklyn 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 f p clnl In The FM nlnc WnrM I WAHUIXtlIVtX IAHK 1IHOOK1VX July LS The Trolley DndgelH and Die Clilcago Cubs came together lll this i atternoon In the fourth and llnal game of hilt series The day was perfect I and as a consequence lt rooters tiiniid 1 out In large nnmber Jordan and 1 111 icy were given a great ovation when they came on the nVIU for their great I Hitting yesterday Mclntyie did the twirling for the Dodgers while Overall was sent to I lie I tiring line by MamigKr Chance Johnny Kvern the Chicagos second baneman i has been siupendvd for three days for I the few remarkite hurled al Implre I Ulgler yesterday I First Inning I flage lalsed I pop lly to the Inlleld which Alperman collared Sheekaiil lei I three cut UK plate without taking a I suing at tlI and went to tin bench Chance hostnl I high foul lly MUO I iiergen smothered aft er I hard run SI I i lUNS I Hurdi was called out on strike Ma alley was alsn mesmerized by Over I alli bendeii Hummel puiltd i 1 f liSt Kroiiiulfr 10 Huffman who got the ball to chance m time to rtllie Silent John NO HlNS HlS Second Inning Tinker pasted a bounder to Lewis who lost no time In throwng him out at flrsl toe Stelnfeldi laiel he ball to left Hell for a tast Howard hit lo Melmyrc who thiow tu second ban to Mtcli Htelnfeldt hit as neither Alper 11cm or lew took tho ball SieinMilt went to third base all I Iowa ml reaclnd tlrsi base 1rlal lineHied II 1 Ion cy Sttlnfeldt scoring Hnwird was nailed stealing second luue In llcigens ilirow to Alperman ONE ItlX Irrmal sen I i hnumlir lo Overall wlio tosiil him Olt Jordan looked dangeioii and Overall threw 1111 four hlirli balls giving Tim a walk Khcelmn ineleil to right Held nroniotlnc Jordan to e iind base IewN drew a frre PISS to first base IlllliiK the bases leI i struck 011 M Intsrc then Mngled to centre field scoring Ionian antI Shee hal and adv nclnc Lewis to third hOse Mureli S sent n long lly to Sheckard TWO urxs IU I Third Inning KHnc hoisted a tty to cenlreneld Klne Ilonp collnieil Overall mad I I bice swipes at the air Slagle lifted 1 one back of third base which Hummel I snatched Nl IltXS Maloney was a victim on strikes fu the Mcnnd time Hummel sent a slow role to Overall who hot the hal to Chance In time to get hl man Sluck iirrt run over Into centreflelil ant crsbbfHl Alpermans long fly NO RtNS f Fourth Innlna Pheckard let four bad ones go hv and strolled to first base Chance banged a loha P to left field rendlnc Hlieck I ard to third bise Tinker fanned out sfl great p15cc of work then followed which set the fan crazy Stclnfeldt smashed out a low line fly which 1111 mel grabbed on the run and by a beau tiful throw to ller en nailed Sheckard i at the plate N 0 IllNS Jordan slammed the lul to right its lii for a bag Wirelmn singled along the third base line sending Jordun to I hint Sheehan tried lo make two his As bases on the hit he was milled on Shecknrds perfect throw to llofinnn hcklfr Prtrl Lewis hounrvd one to Tinker who threw bun 1 catching Jordan at the tilnte heats tried to Meal second bw tlatt 101is IMS 5 vltlm on Isllng bill WBR an p 1111 Oi KIII throw to llofmnn NO ntXS Fifth Inning Howard was Mrtnlyre fourth vic tim on strikes I In tuna ii drove n bound er to Sheehnn and wlit to tne nncli Klngs hot BroimJer was taken care or by Lewis Hinl Jordan NO urXS Ilwls Me I lltrxen filed out to Melnfeldt I UHiln rl slrl illicit ntyre nas i victim on itrlHe Ilrrh hit In fiont of the pint mid itch Kllngs throw to the bae SiuvkaM made a prett rtmnlivs eatch of Mn prrtl lony fly In short centre field M I ULNS I Sixth Inning Jordan Injured his leg and had to retire Hummel going to llr l hue Ali tire U 1ln Irt i permim lo rlKht Held Hurch to left nnd Iatlee to Second Overall banged ui 11 lly which Alierman got under HI it I gen made i sensnMinnl running nv f Slacles fixi tly near the uraini stand Shickiinl drove a lv to llurei NO ItNi I iininieVpi tfd a long line fly to ceo trefleld wllcli Siigln ciptured Aper rthl Intleld Hv va takn bv Chinci lan ce wa t 11 tdd out on Juts sk PalN wa tl craprr which Ptelnfelilt grabled NO I iRPXP Seventh Inning Chanre nmbbd to tlrst bme on four bid chucks Tinker IKI Hired Shcehan to Hnmniel Stelnfeldt ctnik 111 and a lulll el to hal third oase ho was doubleil up on Hergens flue throw tn Sheehan NO ItlNS Shrehan let three peaches go over HIP pint without hitting nt them IMM lined the tii tr i entri nnd rested at first hasP He it ie second loin i Kllngi1 throw being low Ilergen Hied out to Hoffman Mclntjre fanned NO UUNS Eighth Inning Howard tore off a unpe to right Held Ir III Hufmnn tIle I out lo ltnnnnn KI1 then smashed the al ocr llurc s ttid fur I hotn fill Morlne Hownrd SiO of him Overall WB retired by 0 itROO1LYN H 11 10 A E Btlh If If 0 I I I I llalonl lr I I i I I 11111tl If lIt I I f I I Allerman h If Ii 0 I 1 Jnnlan Iii I I 1 I I J Hlwehun JIt 1 2 I 4 I lisvls HS I I I 2 I leIKel e I I 9 2 II IIltYle p 1 I I II i ltt1it 2l I I il I I Totals 3 r 07 jo 1 CHICAdO It 11 IO A E Slfiple cf I 1 I 0 n siitkrani if u o i 0 Chance Ih I 2 7 0 II Tinker SH ll I n a U Slcinfelilt lilt I 2 2 I i j Huwanl if I l I I o Holmun 2li D I I 2 o KlliiK r I I 11 2 I I Overall II l 0 I I 1 I Totals 4 S 27 i 0 First use on 1ItOf Muliityre i f Oiiull 2 Left mi ttetsetiiIceigo I ilronklyn 4 Sti k IIIBr Mclnlxn ii itt tier I all 10 I Home run Kllng I TttotiafU hilsIhllce Z I I Slob n baS Iwl Poiib plavslluninicl to liergen I I fii rgMi II niliaii Ilnplre Hlxler Iatue and II1nll1 rilailn Ingld to il i Held till 1 oh1 ciinil liae 111 Miiniinn fiimlile Shuvkmil sitt i 11 In 11111 TWO KlXH Ituuh famuil out Miltiney was tliroixn oil at Ilil base iil Tlnkii Htimmil iiuck 11t XO IllXi Ninth Inning blue doubled to tight i tOt Im Held Tlnk1 It nd nafly Ciiaiiiv going lo nurd bis Slitifildt lniflid pi t third Hiormi en nice i Iliixiiil fanned Hoff man Ii Lit tiiiuxin out b Siiivhan ItO It IlfrtnetH iitvalicii i iiitsc Kllng XMiit DU Sliei iin ii 1111111 ONK HIX Vlpiniii HH ilispos tiv Tmkii nut CIHIIC 11 it Kli I Shee all ill IlotIHI to Cntnce iNO i 111 NH I BRIDE DRANK POISON I BY MISTAKE AND DIES i Huband Had Left CyaniJe of Po tassium in an Uncovered Glass in the Bathroom Mm Katlnrlno Keeley twentvnne yrs old and a brlile of a rpl mnnths was killed by nyanule of potassium at her home Xo 245 Honker street Will ianiipurO at I A 1 todav Mr Keelev suit her husband John lived m a private house Their hOI Is ap1 the bl Wlllbimsburg Sulphur Is Work the smoKe from which It claimed plays havoc with livernare oU Ins It to riust and tnrnish I Mr Keeley was up to an early hour his morning cleaning itcdd ins pios enH which had become discolored and I tttaasi ium to bring using the cyanide of ixtas urn a lb silver hack m Its natural brilliancy When he retired he placed the mug I I tuning the poison In the bath room luring the earlv morning hours Mrs lieey went o the huh Ilrint for a drink of waior Sh took a gulp from Jrlik 11s coniainlng the poison He fore a nhvic1 i reached her Mrs i Ktelev wns dead I 5000 DISAPPEARS FROM BANK IN PHILADELPHIA FHlIxnilUHIA July ISThe ills ippcarniui or JIiK from the Trades Hunk of thl Ill within lan National Hlnk lt t city Ilh in the la M rpt days was admitted to ll by VicePresident A B lOeb HI xxniilif not riKUMs the iinnner In which the monev dlsippiareil bill declared that an Invstlsnlltfii WHS being made H Int mm led lnlt In any even I the bank would tot tt0 tin ill of Its em I liloveis an lionded Asked xliethe nv nrnsu would tin madi Mr l neb said i hi did not ant0111 any a I STORM WARNING DISPLAYED I The followln torm warning was re ceived at fie local Weather Bureau thh afternoon i Wmhlnct I C Advisory XirllHiiit strl vart odtied dlnplayeil at 1 fl 1 M fr Sivmnali U ilminirton X c n v 1 iMtiec ivar Klorldl ioixJt depnln and will move northward allita Cream romplriloni sri dUInnt from othtri b caai liver I r uy vpnuuc 0 alter using At ill toilet couaUii Long Drawn Contest of Pitchers Be If fore Game Was Called Many Base Hits Are Made When They Do No Good SCORE BY INNINGS Pitlsburg 1000010000000000 Giants OOOOO2OOOOOOOOOO ISHrhl In Tlif Fifnlni Woilil 1 IOII JKOlNns July 2STIH last Kiime of the wrliH lietWHiju I li Ouints anil tin Ilttsbuws tliln alfriinon was 1 longdrawnoiit contest between the pitch ra i Ior the fourth time thl Iolo Orounds j were parked When the game started not I Meat was II be hit the crowd numbering In the neighborhood ot l0fl First Inning Thomas luided on the first boll pltnhud for a smglo Into rlsht Held and took socund as Leach was thiown out on I lat hicrlllce WIllMe to Ten ncy lirldwell gilt Clarkos grounder I coil threw to third but Dil lit tel leut to I loiioh Thoinrv and tKith runners were safe Wagner went out on a linn drive Ito st 11 Donlln and Thomas sicortd while i Ilarku took second Wit e threw out Albatlchlo ONK RIN I THnney popped an easy I1y to Swaoina Abballihlo threw out DoyK Hreflnahan i WHS out on Wagners great throw to I riwiieina NO HUNS Second Inning I Teimcy not Wilsons slow grounder r I md bi it him to the hag Doie threw I on I Hvudtn QlliHon died on a long drive 1 MoCurnkl MO IITNS Donlln was calltid out on strikes Sey mour smaihed 1 drive aculnit right Held fence for two bags Devlin hued out to leocii who threw the ball to I AbballcMo before Seymour could gel I hack complvtlnt a double play NO HULSS Third Inning lirldwell threw out Wllllf Thomas lined a iilnBle 1111 centre and Immedi ately stole second lench lifted a hlgl ll 10 Seymour lBrke singled lo cen tin anil went tl Hixoml is Sevmour I Iliren the ball to Ire nahln Wagner llftis a weak IIv lo Seymour NO IllNrt McCormlok HinnKhnl H liner straight Ulo Swulna luinds Hrldwell sltijTe I left hlt wa Dill Irving to make two IMsei IP It TiiMiwi to Wmrner Wlltsc tiled to ill tliifl i NO ItlNS I Fourth Inning I Hridwell toivfd out Ahluitlcuio Wll ion retired mi a 1011 lly to Honlln I SwuclH Mini out II Seymour No irv Tcniiiv tore tilt n single Into left loOt Illii to Thomas nnd flreiialian way nut Hie ame way Tenney tillS out steVliic roeond Gibson In Alitmtlchlo NO HlNS Fifth Inning Gitisoti wan rtfc on Dovles fumble nnd took ipcoml as WilllH Mirrlcnl I Tenney to 1011 who covered the hug I Thomas walked Ieach tiled to Sa inour Clnrke aim go first on n fumble ny 1011 1 nil filled the bases Tenney made a great run and pulled down Wagners foul The funs breathed easy NO IllNS 101111 truk iL Seymour smashed j slngle to lefl Swnclna got Devlins grtnnider but lilt Seymour In the liicR in throwing lo spoond anil both runners nere fate MeCnrmlek filed lo Wilson II rid ssel I struck 11 NO tiNS Sixth Inning Ahnntlchln died on I Hv to Mcfor nilck Dovle tlirew out Wilson Swa dna bent out a slow ioundt to llrsi mil cIt on llhsons hot obagger lo the leftfield fence Doyle caught Willis s pop fly hack of sccoml ONE UtN Wlltse npi nr Ir with 0 clean single to centre and went to third on Tennys Ions single to h t Tinker taking sec Mtid on the throw to third Doyle mashed I iinglo Into right scoring Wllt but mn too far toward second S nil was run down Wllion to Willis to Wncncr to Swacina Tenney to k third in the play ami scored on Ilrcinj bans long fly ti Clarke Donlin smashed a single Into centre nnd stole second Seymour lied to Thomas TWO HUH Seventh Inning 1homm llld I Seymour Leac i popped to llrliHII Doyle threw out llalkp N o IlNti Devlin slameil a single to left but nnx tonmi at second on McCormleks bunt ieah to Wagner Hridwell forced out MiCormiek on a grounder Ixach to Atiliitlchlo Wllt e struck out NO HfNS Il Eighth Inning Wagner lifted j high fly to McCor iiIk Abbitlchlo rolle1 out to Tenney Iirusisled Hrlilwull ninilc a ppcotacu I li r play in throwing out Wilson NO iIS 1 fennny truck out boyle popp d oiit jto Alibatlehlo Hresnahan walked WII Ps inset out Ponlln NO 1tTO I Ninth Inning I r iylo threw out Puacina fiihson I ppppd to Ilridnell Wills Minjrlid to nahi Thoi H piippvl to Devlin NO 1 icS I Seymour ItlP a long lly to Wilson i Pidin foued out to 1Mcli ufhi made H great running catch Miroriilek Incd I to Ablntkhlo NO IttNS i Tenth Inning leich lifted 1 high fly ti 3lcortititk Clarke popped out to Dojl Wagner tiled to SevmiHir NO Itt NS i Irll1 popped to Since Ct Ito W o Wl alI out on strlk Tenne toni nut to Wilson NO KTNS Eleventh Inning AbtMtlehlo struck out Wtlson slnirkd to 0litre Swaclmi popped out t Ten ney UIKxin singled to left sending Wllin 10 eionil Willis filed tj Lkiuu I n NO HIS Ihtiallchln threw out Doyle 7treita hall was thrown mil by Wun leiii threw out Donlln NO IHXH i Twelfth Inning I Thomaa lifted a long flyfl to Donlin BATTING ORDER New York PlttsburR Tenniy Ib Thomas cf Doyle I Leach 3b Hresnahan c Clark IC Donlln rf Wanner 81 Seymour c Abbatlchlo 2b I vlln 3b WIlson r McCormlck If Swacina lb lirldwell S3 Gibson c Vlltse p Willis p Lmplres Klem and Enwllo Ooylc threw out Leach Clarke wag out the wmu way NO HUNS ou Seymour singled to right Seymour look cold on I vlnl sacrifice Olb on tu Swaoina Mcijormlck walked Both runnel advanced ax Abbatlchlo threw out Hrldttell Wllue tiled ta Clarke VO IirVH Thirteenth Inning Tenney dropped Devlins throw of WiiKiicr tits y grounder and the bIg chilly went to swond Atibutlchlo lined out to Dovle who made a quick throw to Hridvell doubling up Watrner Wil son smashed a threehaKger to centre but Wlllse threw out dwaclna and sol out cf lanscr NO Rlr3 Tell lined out to Clarke and Doyl filed to Wilson Hresnahnn filed te Clarke NO IllNS Fourteenth Inning nilMon racked a twobagger Into 18 I Shannon was put In to run for O4baan Willis heat out a bunt which WIM thought wa s a foul and made no at tN t to field Shannon took third on the hit Ihelpa batted for rOm On a paused bal Willis took second WOu threw out Phelps Leach popped out to Drldwell Clarke struck out and th4 ruiuvil broke Into a pandemonium ofp plauxH NO ULW3 Shannon played centre for Pittsborf aol Ihelps caught Donlln flied to t lark Seymour fouled to Swam Ahbatlehlu threw out Dtylln NO ctl Nd Fifteenth Inning Wiltw threw out Wajnsr txrrtf I men out AliiwtkJiio and Wlltco Jo threw out Wilson after making a II derful stop NO HUNS HIGHER COURT SAYS MCARREN ISTHE LEADER Senator Regains Control of King County Through Appellate Decision The Appellate Division of the Rn preme Court tho five Judges concur ring this afternoon decided that Sen ator Patrick McCarren Is the leader of the Denwrntlc party In Kings County an I must tip so recognized by the Board n Elections The decision revere Justice Kelly who decided that Jeorge D S Wllllami was the leader McPnrren therefore regains control of the Kings Oounty ora lzat Ion ALL CONSULS DISMISSED BY PRESIDENT OF HONDURAS WASHINGTON July a Word reached the State Department today from Consul Drew at Celba Honduras that President IXivlla had cancslled the exequaturs of nil the coraular repre sentative at that place The reason for action Is not thoroughly understood at the State Department but Is Up set to have been the result of im Intervention bv the consular represents tIres actIng as a hodv In I hp recent revolutionary oprnatlons I elba Consul llimrd has been asked far an explanation AI TEAM RUNS INTO RIVER A tauut of horses attached t 4 1 brewery truck on xrhL h there were fifty kegs of lager became frlghtene1 galloped down the Seep Incllna run nine to the gaIts ot ihe rimuil wax ferr house Wllil unsburg ilasheil hut tugti lie gulf and into the rIver I hen IM men one of the horses w still itniUnK In the swift current that l the Navy Yard He sweep PIt YAd II WM heodfxl for the Batten while running dose beMnd him were the beer ke ip I xvhlih btfibwl tip sail down In the waves The driver Carl Sohmldt had Just Jumpfl from his fat to purch i the I ferry tlc etn when the team lte o Its gallop I rr 1

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I i I I ii tl Y ll ffllf i ILM 1TT ffnI J r j t 2 THE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY JULY VB 1908 Ji TAfT IN SPEECH Of ACCEPTANCE lAUDS H THE MIGHTY II HE I o Meaning Roosevelt His Policies and Achievements on Which the Candi date Stands as He Bridges Chasm Between President and Convention 1 CINCINNATI July 28 Standing on a flagdraped platform in front of the old Colonial portico of his brothers home Judge William h Taft at noon today accepted the nomination of the Republican party to be its candidate for the Presidency The quaint old residence of Charles H Taft once in the outlying residence section of this city but now almost swallowed up by the big business buildings that have sm lounded itwas the centre of a demonstration unequalled in Cincin natis history The thoroughfares In front of the old homestead where Judge Taft will make Jils campaign headquarters during Sep tember and October were fairly choked With the early arrivals and the platoon of police stationed In the neighborhood lifd all they could do to keop a passage way open for the guests and members ot the notification committee who wer provided with seats on the bl front porch and with standing room on the spacious lawns protected by a high Iron fence of ancient design Notified by Warner Senator William Warner of Mlsouri I Past CommanderlnChlef of the Grand I Army of the Republic headed the noti fication committee which consisted of I member from every State Territory I I and Island possession of the nation There were also present today many I members of the Republican Committee Including Its Chairman Frank II Hitchcock who made allying visit to 1 I Cincinnati en route from Chicago to Washington and New York The day I was clear and exceedingly warm with a light breeze blowing In from the hill lops The standing guests and the crowds In the streets however tocmed not to mind the scorching rays of the sun But Judge Taft materially blue I pencilled his spech for purposes of de livery and while not omitting any ona i of the Important declarations he elim inated from the spoken address many of the explanatory and detailed state ment which appear In the manuscript given T t for publication i Senator Warners speech ot notifica tion was brief and when he had con cluded speaking there was an enthu siastic outburst of cheirlng as Judsa TaCt stepped forward 1 Roosevelt the Keynote AJfcr formally accepting the nomina tion tendered by the chalinnn u the I notification eom milt 1 JM Taft I launched at once without any attempt at oratory Into the very essence of hs declaration of principles nla remaiks I all tending to the claim that republican strength UPS In a maintenance of the I Koodcvclt polities All hearers unite In agreeing that he candidate has most dexterously and i gracefully managed to bridge the chasm that exists between the Hoosevelt poli cies and the Itcpublcan platform an 1 adopted at Chicago In lil ncccptiiuce of I he numlmi i tlon Mr Tad liiintloiiril Ihc Tinlilc of Irenliluut ItuoniMrlt III teen tlme imitlmrx tmlllnu lilm 1 Theodore lliioxtvcll1 oiiirttmi ITenlclrnt Hooirvit tutu ii inir often Mr HHOMMH 1lic mrx uan nliounilti Jn MinttiiiiN iMMlu i nliiK Uf ricoiuniiinjtil llo mi C It ret Hi prmNvil tin PIINKIIUI He linn Met hlKh the itunclliril 1 Iln linn iiiilnteil nit lie 1m if nlil He Inlil iliinn tin iloc t trlnp Hi illrrctcil nll in IIP liroiiKlit llf ikniiiinlriiiil In the j people by nlinl lu Mild mill n on 1hi Mi In fn li liiiliiiiii n none other luau lri iilciii iid i I I TIt Toward the doe of hl nddrp Can dlditc Taft declared There has never I been an tulinlnlstration n tho Oovern I ment more efllcleiitly conducted more free from scandal and in vhlch the I ptandard of olllclal duty has been set 1J higher than in the present nepubllcxin I Administration I t lhen he went on to explain that he 1 had hoped to maku his speech short i J but found It Imponslble to treat the L subjects at Issie with proper explana 14 tion and quallltcatlon in a short dsoui I I I slon In thIs connexion it may be I itated that Cine Jae Tafta speech of I acceptance wa oriflnally framed to go Into about 31 words In the hpeecn 1 m delivered today some CV words are devotwl an explanation of and a dlicusslon upon the injunction plank In the platrorm alone This Is the subject most voluminously trate The candidate touches upon Hie railway question devoting some at tention to the matter of requiring rail roads to subject thenuelres to a phy I leal valuatlun whlcn the Hepuu an I National Convention refused to enter tain Hi xUlrln Ilirifiitl aroiinil the niilllm illcMliin riiinleiiiii IIIR tluuIuI fiji riinin mlinlU Hie urcenlly for rel liin of Hie tnrln priikii of tin rliIuIus of uiilnii Inliiir nnd noiiiinlon Inlior eoiiilemiix hue Dcniiicnillo Unpinnl lo en t force limurnuet of lninU ileiioull Inilome pinlnl oiulnux liiinUn prnU nt great leiiulli iilion the I 1hllltlplllp iiuentllili refer lo Ilir rlBht iif the nrwrn tutu llu liilU liuiiiliirnllnii iue lliin niUii for i biff limy nnd iiilnl i lh pride f to the nil Hint I In Trennurer of liar nlloiinl Iteiuililleiin oniNill lee I n rr lient uf list Mule of HMT York nml ntueunlile to Hie i IftWl of the Mule of Ae T York I V A 1 i I nlilrli require fnll publication of I cnmimlU fiiillrllilltlonii and e I i IIP n illt u rc Mr Taft ilrclnre thn nil li ill cn ilme lit tn flue Cnimtltutlon I for an Inciiine tax In mil iipcrn I nrj anil lint the election n I lulled Stlttr Simtnr Jiy lie lltoplr vililoh lie Incline lo fnvoi irr iiiullv In not n Iartr inrninrr In opening his address Mr Taft laid down the proposition that the strength of the Reiiubllcan party lies In the maintenance of the Hoosevelt policies I All That Roosevelt Did He then briefly referred to everything that President Roosevelt said or dd or recommended or asked for or sug gested during his term of office and came to this conclusion But we should be blind to the ordi nary working of human nature If we did not recognize that the moral stand ards Fet by President Roosevelt will not continue to be observed by those whom eupldty and a desire for finan cial power may tempt unless the re quisite machinery Is Introduced Into the law which shall In Its practical opera tion maintain these standards and se cure the country against a departure from them Mr Tan said that In his Judgment the chief function of the next administra tion is to complete and perfect the ma chinery by which the Roosevelt stand ards may be maintained uu by which tIe lim lirrnkem Hun br prompt rvtrulnnl tutu iiintUlied but nil I ell nllllll operate with lllllcleiil iiccurini mid denimtcli to Interfere nit It Iriflllimite liiiRlneii fli lltlli H iHumlble He said he favored the citation pt a department of the Govern ment charged with trie executl bum ness of supervising tae jp ratlon of 1 railruids and the limitation vt the func tions of tile Interstate Commerce Com I illusion to the quasJudiclal Investljju uii of couplalms against railroads Therefore Mr Tail vent on the con I StrUctive vork of tho next administra tion Ij to organize subordinate and an cillnry machinery to maintain the I llooseiuluan standards on one hand and to avoid Interference with legitimate I butinos on ih other From this he dnttid into a discussion ui railroad ues and naturally Into the u oust ton as tu wile her or nut the rallruads uf the country should be subjected u phjaical aXdtio Ijy Government experts fur till iiri st uf basing their rates upon 1 luaLiulI I The Candida asserted that In hiLt judgment railroad rates are generally reaouuatIe and the normal Increase in tll LI u MII LI jirupertles es i 1eaIly of terminals In re ent years ha more than made up for psslble I iiiaplallzatlon n earlier rears V iorever he said overcapitalization is nail LILt basis for extensive rates i ie rates fhould bo rtdused otherwise nr un tiLe whole Mr raft said he favored the physical aUion of rail Kids if t lx lull unduratojd that the iesuit Is to he used for a just pur pte n I the right to a fair nrotlt un der a Lie circumstances of the In VL Y It IL reuognlzed MrTIIft nld In nn not In favor it iintloiiiil rnntiol of nil jnter liile cdiiiiiHTCf corporutlonn lint IIP lirlliMi In niirli riintrol of incl I lurpllrn till tie tinS r the tinvrer unit Ifinjitntlin to effect reitrnlnln nf hitiTxtntc mid iiniiniiillr Tlieif I uorjuuruu tutu lie ilielnrrd conitl I tnli n er mimll propiirtlnn of all eiiKiiKCil In Inleritnti hunltipii A 1111111 h iv they are to be controlled Mr Taft was not clear saying It Is Mioush merely to aff rm the necessity for oiie nehod by whIr a greater exfeutivi supervisIon can be given to he Fe lia frovernment over t lose businesses In which there Is a tempta tion to violations of the antitrust lav Hits at Bryan 1 Mr Taft denounced the Democratic plank designed to fix the price uf com modities ifactured by trusts He spoke nf tne great udvaniages 01 com bloat 1S uf apital and paid his re spects to the nocratlc party and Mr Ural In this fasilm The diffeunie ietwecn the Hepub lean aNt the Demuratlc platforms Is thr dllteronre whlh has hretofore tietti Seth letnin lLL pulldej ut Mr ItonsfVt and tnu e which have been adocated ti Mr lirjaii Mr Uuo i cit 1 iinllclii liutr I liri n pruIgrrMNi i nml riuiilntl i Il hlrultIN ilenlrnclhe Jlr huiixv ell iinihl Ilimpe the tmntK tl coiiilnet Ihelr hHiutiteiua In I liiuful I lililniier nhlle Mr llrtiin ould ilelro HIP piidre liiiKlui In I ltl In Nliiinii out I lie M I Mlilcli 11 IIIMI iirncllPil Mr Tafl de crid an unlawful rust i n nut liused 1a inn economic 1 11 i p bit made nrol tr ie n ir I i lontr lin lte market to II 1 r iais Mlir istTLt o ittiu n1 ri jt omnetltoni A mer uere I 1 i f manual hei mfJ an dna r1 r v L 1 i ttlicn an fleimii ofdars i I M tiL cnniluri of Its b sLtuas 1 t lImes n the trade and s rt t tOts L iIrarar Ida of tt proper t f Ilst I nliiMliil trtmti iliould hue r i ulruliicd ii Illi all tl elllrlriicj of I 111 lincllt hriutta uud lilt IIPI oiin rnunupil In ninliilnlnlnu thrill liniild lie iiiiiilxliPil IHi nil Hi 1 ui irlt of rrlmliinl iiranrciillut In order Hull lie inplliuiln lull ruiUiuI In hut operation of their lmlnr hull ln liruuulit ultliln the In Il dr tro r lipiu nml to fllnilnMlr HIP entlh Hipy rpprp pnt frnir I ihf iirinlnclnu OMiilliil nf tIn cumuli lr tiiinld Pnlnll nuirwiiii itmn uud it on Id tliroii out nf emlilnym rtinl mirk n rlnilM of iorklnuiiipn IHK oiiiin Mivlt a rp ull ii i lnill I iiiiiirfiiinr tu lie actuitil push I turnS of the need A alurm nnd i SEARCH YACHTS I AT BATH BEACH FORMUROER CLUE Police Believe Victim Found in Water Was Killed on BQat in Bay On the theory that tht we1ldre nd middleaged lan whose body floated ashore near the HcnMnChree Yacht Club on Oravesend lay had been mur dered on a boat the HUh Beach police today boron a search of all the small craft at anchor I ereabouts Cites paid particular attention to the Yacht that are known to have lain to there during Sunilav last is the phyUal evidence of the alutoney uses the times of the murder ii some time on tint day The autopsy leaves not the lightest doubt that tho man wnj killed Coron ers Physician Turner report hat there Is a tcrrlllc gash near the bine of the I skull and another cleanly cut wound over the right ee Akeen bladed hatchet may have been the weapon Used When the body was picked up by two men In a rowboat Sunday night Coroners Physician Turner wld tnut It had been In the water about ten hours This would llx the time of the i killlffg at about S or J oclock on Sun day morning The motive for the crime Is more dif ficult to trace Its victim In life mutt have been n big man of heavy build His mustache was saMv anil his hair sorlnklcd with eras His nationality I lialclnir from htu features was Irish Anierlran fOld hit ace about forty The dead man was clothed In 1 suit of fine blank scree of ood nunlltv and lual1I In on his black and white striped collar less shirt is the laundry mark w Pos slbly the mot striking feature about i him Is the fact that he has only threu I I upper teeth Thlrtyel cents In cash and a fivecent postage stamp were the sole things found In his pockets The autopsy shows concJuFlvoly that I he was dead before he was irown Into thn water and from the abseuce of his I upper tveth which apparently had ben only recently knocked out the detec tives think that he met bite dalli in a fight arJ that the slaying was in all probability not deliberately planned umcsend Hay at the point where the body drifted ashor Is a great rendez vous for yachts on Sunday and tho police have recently been called in to I stop fights on several boats I HILL WILL VISIT CROKER I tcvtiils Iiultntlnii to Mirnd Sumc i Time nt IrUli itiilr II A irivate letter iccelvd here toilnv states that David Bennett hill who Is malune his tlrst trip abroad has been 1raI I inlted bv Rlcliird Cokii to vilt tie Croker place In Ireland and has ac cepted the Invitation Mr Hill I H reported In Ioiidon It multm C arrnnjn ments to spend the entire month of August on the Cruker estate or in Mr brokers company In trips through Ire I and The writer of thc letters JHVS he I would not he surprised If frnkor ac c ropnned HUH to New iork m the irlv C fall i II nil Inlllrt miiin hut iliumrut fat I greater imiilnhineiit limn IIMIIII HIP collty Danger If Bryan Wins I Mr Taft viewed with alarm the ef fed upon the business of the country if the Introduction into power of the Democratic party and Mr lirvaii with I lieu policy uf tiLl C Inest destruction He virtually piomisrd thnt If he Is sleeted his tlrst step will bo to call a I special session of Congress for the nurpose of taking up the uestlon of larlff revision in such a say as to limit the disturbance to business to thed narrowest compass Llj lns tile tarit and trust questions Mr Taft took of labor Ir Tar uu the mutter and injunctions and he handle it with I Slves keeping A straight line between I both lde Much of hs inlutirtlon dis cussion real like a Hilge vlarge to a 1 Te advanlaees uf labor unions I acre admitted tut the rights of un Ll IL I ted labor wrf also inetitinneil The lawful power of labor nn oni to rk waS ditinH as ncp ip llfgal features uf the hiyiiiit ahd tlrna r I niethnH of plivslia duress All this I leil Ill to le tjjjci or nliinctons I lilt of the great number of nnrdi I mused by Ir Tiift bIN liriirfM tiiitli iriil llml In horaitnuuhh hil finm of Riilnsr fnrtlicr limn tin Ilrinli llcnn platform tutu Uiluluh be ijihi Inc In ndnonte the return to flip iirlclnnl prucllrr I under the old i itnlulL of HIP lilted Matcn nil Itll did not penult lie linnltiu of an I Irjiincllnli ttllliiint tituS hue Hut lie niluccil no itoriU III roiidpninliiK HIP lnnk of tlic Drniucrnllc jilul Ioriu uroiliIliiK for I Jnrj trial In 111 ornseiuutiuuuis fur rontpinpt I Ilip KPI prill Court irlioro tlip vlo much of HIP inter riinMllil II nur 1 III contrnipt charup IK out lili lie lirpupiiii if tin Iourl hit cliarar IprliPd thin its an Mllncl NIIIIII the pmusser of the ponrl us vlelnu nml Imlrfpiifillilc today ni It 11 wlnii liuorporatpd In tin Dpniiipriitli liliitfnrin In I tutu mid 11011 such u hums huulumn UP dpilnrril iionlil mi huh not nlonr to Injnnrlloni lint to PVPFV order wlilili the piinrt I lillirltt Italic nirln f IHTHMM The chief advantage of such a change ald Mr Taft will lucerne not In the puir worklncman but In the wealthy Ir unscrupulous defendant able to employ astute and cuniiini counsel and anxious to avoid Justice Negroes and Immigration I Mr Tails speech of Icc ptance would not have veil a speech if ac ceptance did It not refer eulOrflJtlcaliy to the U A H advocate a squIre leal lor rie nv aiil Ildll rJ 1110 pnieiiion of our ottlzeni brood On the iiJCJtljn of limitation of Asiatic Immigration o ardcritly favored In tin Democratic lila furiii Mr Taft in lit that the present itejutibl rail alinlnl tic I Ian by ill hilo malic regulation with felfrisnei nS Kovinnients hu been able to Tilnimlze tno i v i q cKiifi The speech tVolul up wth a fervent endorsement nt the Jon vilt adminis tration nn A marvel of succcii 11 ac I compllKlimeat Cheered at the Finish Jude Taft in Ics spetui at 12U 1 31 and liII at 1 i amid grntt htiTliiX lie li Id tin clisest attfiilon I I f LP crowd throusfiiutit in spite of the I ulll 1s UflI arable lial uf the Hun hut I I mill lilt iffect from ill tilncil ffiM of 1111r Pna I I Wh h t h ucr ne scene WM 51 1 ji L rA if a it i 1 t I jitatfnn with a canopy cor 11 iftn I nnm thmiRn I ho rl icaucs 0 tic mansion on or uit siuicwatk On llj Jid e taft took 111 toll md the rnarrert were iriwn her Wily 1 Li I w i n iirp Marhni rl AIr ia M lug 111 i He Hhout d Aixed Uv net and nat reeied stilling knoAittlftneit to stir their mthim um afrmsfl mid thet faro piece to other a t from other H cUon ote t01a t FZEL bE W W AS I HYPNOTIZED AND THENMURDERED I Mother of Troy Mystery Vic tim Says Daughter as N Under Rich Mans Spell THor V V JulY 2My gIrl Haze was hypnotized and then murdered declared Mrs John Drew mother ol the dead gIrl today There vise a piti ful tremor In the woman Up and she furtively wiped away a tear as she mado the assertion She had len ticked to comment on the testimony of the I wltnfjofsnt the coroners Imiuest Into i the death ot her daughter alI then It was that she iiuule this S tart lIii g an nouncement Mrs Drew slid that ever since azell I sudden and mvsterious ilcnth she had been revolving In her mind every pos sibles motive or clue that might lead to a so tit lou of the tracedy Ito thought thl matter over con tinued Mrs Drew and I am flirt i Hazel did not commit suicide Wh I should she She was happy and had I txcrythlng she wanted I anything hK been wrung she would have come to me She always did and I Rave her everything she asked whether It was money or anything cl e She would not hale gone to Uncle Will for money as has been said That never made her go out to Averll Park on that Tuesday night Taken to Pond In Auto Hut I dont believe It was Hazel that Frank Smith or those other ivople MW Ion walk night on the Tab tol road that lag alone She was taken out there In an automobile or a carriage by some one maybe from Troy I believe It was some one who was well to do and who hal Hazel In his control lie nir nnrUed or what you mil hyp I nnllipil my Iliiiil nml dIe did uhntcTfr n krd I hfr He limk her out there I whIle slip tins iinilrr Ids Influence and miinlrrrd her Mrs Drew became greatly excited n a she told this strange story of how she believed her daughter came to her death Hut notfclne could change her belief the In this new theory which makes I already mysterious tragedy present even more remarkable aspects than before Asked If she had any person in mind who might have exerted a hypnotic In llueiicj over her daughter Mrs Drew siowlv shook her head DistrictAttorney was notified of The llstrlcttor foUftt c to statement and promised Mrs Drews sttement investigate It fully After Two Mysterious Men Thorough search Is being made In Knselaer founty today by District Attorney ultrans entire detective force in an effort to find some trace of the two mysterious men deacrlued at the inquest yesterday by Wlliam Huffey and his wife Mr Olinen said that while the Incident has been brought to his notiie before he was now deter mined to run down this clue as it was tlie only particle of evidence heard so lar that nIght Indicate how Hazel Drew came to her death In Teal Pond In his testimony at the Coroners In quest William Butte described with much detail the carriage horse and the appearance of the two men and his appearnce r1en description was borne out by his wife when she told her story of riding down tie mountain road on the night of July T Mrs Huffeys testimony was given I with stint poMtlvcneM that It was I learned that considerable feeling had developed among the mountaineer In the neighborhood of Sand Lake at what they termed the peibecutlon of Will lam TaYlor by the DistrictAttorneys i olllce It was believed that the remaining sessions of the inquest were decided to ho held In the CourtHouse at Troy on that account Tnc C Vpni r resumed the hearing this i afirnonn anil a number of viim rKe testlniunv mush of which liaa I been punllshed i STEEL TRUST DECLARES ITS USUAL DIVIDENDS Net Earnings for the Quarter Ending June 30 Were 16353990 Regular quarterly dividends of I 31 on the preferred and onenilf of one per vnt on the common shares were de lared today by the directors of the I Mited Suites Steel Corporation The net carnlncs fur the quarter onM June 1 were SlivUEJO an in I crease of 1MP over the uarUr ended I March 31 last and u decrease uf I with the three compared JUiliS as Iltl iipiitlis ended June 30 ISO Tio surpu after ividends and all harges for He quarter ended June 31 of Jlsiiu SW5M al increase J ABM 1 furplus tor the line months over tie ended March 31 last The unnlled nr ami Julie 30 1viv wrc il3i dr on al1 den if i1 4 i7 tons flol the In a March 31 untillid orl IE on hand 31 S PRINCE OF WALES LEAVES CANADA FOR HOME TONIGHT ijnni July aThis is the list Pilnee ot UaleVs visit ant Slits uf ih Ilne his pi paratlotiH are btVng mad for ulnnx on ell Indomltublc soon lIfe ill hIll Igii I Hi ttti ted Victoria Park ilurliuf the da V ami panted a tree in the pioene if I lare er wd Utel he was putin at i garden j Tt 1 SytHer id iv her us Vie lr sileit Kilioanka V I imuni tic guest of 1 MeutenantOovrrnor of Uuebe The Pr lie gives a final ilinner to rught lr tll IrtleMilp Ex mouth and siiortly nft F t hi euestc depart he wll alort 110 alwmrd ttc Indomitable nnd prepir I I sail Th 1iT foreijn warships rtlll dIrt I inKirrow LORD CLANCARTY DENIES HE WILL WED NEW YORK WOMAN II I I iV Jay rt lxid lanarti n sent A loner to a local ncn i nni y ttsk UK t um I o ipu the repjr huh ne M about ID marry llri Am da Marcui of New York They Had to Chop Talt Out ot a Phone Booth I I Nominee Couldnt Worm His Way Out Now They Have His Measure and a New Structure Built Ex pressly NEW HAVEN Conn July Z Wedced tightly Into the telephone booth at Hot Springs Va William H Taft a taken out only after a long delay and after a carpente had sawed away part of the booth according to I I n letter received here from George flush superlntuulent of the lieu Telephone I Company at Hot Springs Ho writes that Mr Taft went Into the booth which Is of ordinary size and could not worm his way out when he had finished his talk He called tor help but the hotel carpenter had to be procured to remove part of the booth before the nominee for President was released A special mammoth booth has since been built the contractor flrsl taking the physical measurements of ilr Tart W OMAN FOUGHT I MAD rT DOG ON PARKAVENUE TwentyMinute Battle Will Chicot Ended by Po licemans Revolver Chlcot a small hrlndle bulldog iud denly seized with rabies turned on his mistress MIss Pauline Naughton thl afternoon nnd gave her 1 llerce battl that lasted for more than twenty min U tel Miss Xtughton was walking south on Park avenue leading Chlcot by a leah The dog had been ailing for f couple of days At the corner of Fiftyfifth street the animal refused to go any further and when Miss Xaughton urged him he became Infuriated Suddenly he rushed at the woman and a she said afterward she realized In a flaih that he was mal Miss Xaughton honev was plucky and she picked UD the little dog and endeavored to quiet him She wore gloves so she wan not afraid of him biting her hands but he gave a sap at her face and Just missed catching her nMe with his teeth Then she put him down and there began a fight In which the young wom an had all she could do to keep the frantic animal from biting her feat and ankles A crowd lathered but no one would help Miss NauKhUm until John Driver an empovce of the Street Cleaning Pepaitment wrapped a burlap bag around his hindc and firearms and tried to boat tho dog away Finally Policeman Ryan came along and shot the doi twice killing It MIsi Niiuifliton pall Chlcot wa a valuable animal of line pediKiee CARNEGIE AND HIS WIFE IN AN AUTOCOLLISION I 1I i I Both Suffer Shock as Million I aires Car Is Damaged in Crash INVERNESS Scotland July I3An automobile In which Mr and Mrs An drew Carnegie were motoring here to day crashed Into another machine while going at a imart P3M Mr Carnegies car was damaged nml the mllomUre and his wife were almost thrown out While neither Mr Carnegl nor his I wife sustained any Injuries they were considerably shocked and gavn evidence of their alarm So far as known no III effects will result to either from the collision Th details of the crash hall not been given rj Light and Crisp Formerly called C ost EIlah Manna Toasties I melt In hs moujh turnln the sweetness of corn Into a delIght Tlie Taste Lingers paCk3geS two slwIoand 15 cents Mid by rottum Cfrmi Comiunr Ltmlttd battle Creek Mich W M N BREAKS NECK IN FALL ON HOTELSTAIFtAY Mrs J C MacKelven Stumbles in the Culvert Coroner Is Investigating From Injuries received com falling down a short flight of staIrs Mrs J C MacKelven a eue t died today at the Hotel Calvert Fortyfirst street and Broadway The Coroners Office Is In tet leatlnc Mrs MiicKclvrn H Fad lo have been I tilts occupant of n room on the fourth floor and ww deecmUne to the door below when she slipped A catch of blood on the wall accordlnz to the hotel people marks tho spot where the worn tins bead struck when she tumjled from a landing between liners Her neck wa broken and her skull frac t U red As Mrs MacKelven was only thirty aceen five lars old anti In appirunt good health there Is some mystery In how she came to sustain such serious In lurles from such a short tall Dr J Lefllnirttsll lath of No 6 West Thirtyseventh street was sum moned to the hotel but the woman had died before his arrival In reporting the iase to the Coroners once no particulars were given Cor ner Shrady was unable to learn any thing about the woman The certificate for the removal of the body to an undertaking establishment ivaN slKnpd by Percy Plekrd a broker who live at the hotel In answering questions of the Corner Mr PIckM said that he understood that the woman had rebel ives in Washington He said that ehe always appeared to have money receiving reslsternl letters about once a week Employees of the hotel were extremely reticent concerning the case and they said that all they knew abut the woman wi tint she had re sided at the notel for about two years BURNED AT STAKE WHILE 6300 TEXAS AVENGERSLOOK ON I Negro Who Held Up Girl With Pistol Pays Penalty in Public I Square in Broad Day I Special to The Evnlnr World GREENVILLE Tex July 3A mob ot 6O persons residents of this city and surrounding towns burned Ted Smith I negro on the public square here at 930 A I today The negro assaulted a white girl Miss Viola Delincey at the point of a pistol near her home three miles wes of Greenville yesterday afternoon The I officers and a mob of Cl cItizens 1 hunted for the negro finding him last i I night He was brought to the Jail at 330 this morning and at S oclock the mob demanded that the otllcers carry the I man to the girls home 10 that she could Identify him i The negro was Identified and the of ficers just reached the Jail door on their return when the lob overpowered the officers and took the prisoner to the public square poured oil on him pled a cord of wood around him and started the bz I The mans sufferings wer frightful but nobody was permitted to go near him until his body was burned to a crisp 1 RAILROAD DIVIDENDS The Union Pacific Railroad Company today declared a quarterly dividend of 2 12 per cent on Its common stock and a semiannual dividend of 2 per cent on Its preferred stock The Southern Is 1aclflc Railroad Company declared a quarterly dividend of 1 12 per cent on Iti common stock All these dividends are unchanged from the last previous I quarter 1 iVAN RENSSELAER DISCHARGED BY ORDEROF COURT Mother of Prisoner Did Not Vish to Prosecute Him I for Making Threats John Alexander Van Ilonsselner scion alon of the old Kn1ck rl icker family wa discharged In the Centre street court today by Justice Corrigan upon the ripresentatlon of his mother Sin John King Van Rensselaer that she did not wish to have him prosecuted further on the ihirjfe o having wiltten her a threalenng letter on July 14 In which ho ilenumlpd JolTO Accompanied by his counsel A Itus sell Prabody Van Uensselaer appeared In ccurt In A ont te spirit The Magis trate a week ago sent the young on to Hellenic Hospital for observation as to his sanity He wits released a few days since the physicians Undine that while he was slightly neurotic he was In full possessIon of his mental facul ties Magistrate Corrlgan wIts nssnirM1 by Layer Peabody that Mrs Van lens elaer had expressed a desire to dron the charge against her utin If he woull promise to leave her alone In tin1 future This Van Kemxelaer toM the Magistrate he would do 1 will duchargeyou this time paid the later to the prisoner but I warn you that any repetition o this offonse will get you Into very swlius truube I expect that your counsel will tee to It that you iehave henceforth I is understood that some of Van Rcnmelaers friends have purchased a rm in the country and that he anl his wife are to move on It Iflhittihtitt JEROME TAKES I HAND IN GOULD I i PLO PROBING District Attorney Says Ha Wont Permit Divorce Suit to Be Anticipated DistrictAttorney Jerome title after noon toOk a hand In the hearing of the case against Mrs Hen Teal and Harn S Moupey before Magistrals Corrlgin in the Centre Street Court The were arraigned charged with attempting to manufacture evidence to ba used against i frank Gould Ii i courtroom was crowded when Mrs Teal entered with her husband I Jerome announced at the outset that he Intended to oppose any attempt to thrash out the merits of the divorce action brought by MJ Helen Kelly Gould against her husband In the course of the hearing AssIstant LMslrlctAttorne Hart called I William rudder a law clerk to the I stand to prove the existence of tin bt otve action Brudder saId he served I Mr Gould with the I Gotll compUlm on t June I i Miss Mabel McCau land the millncr who llsclo ed the alleged pot wai then called to the stand for eroixoxnmni ton At the hearing last 1ridaj KIO I told the story how she had bfon tucked to swear that she had wn Mr bull leaving the apartment of an actress BABY CHARGED WITH THEFT VineVonrOld Child Sold to liner Stolen ifir0 Jrvrrlr Charsed with grand larceny In steal a box of Jewelry valued at 160 from a grocery store In the basement of her home nineyearold Kathcrlne Weldner of Xo 115 Kast Fortyeighth street wa locked up In the Eat Fiftyfirst reel police statton today and was later taken to the rooms of the Childrens Society At noon the childs mother sent her down to the jrrocery store of Frank 1lacek for sugar ant while Mr Harpk was In the rear of the place the chill disappeared and so did Mrs Placck 1 jewel tho counter cane which waa In a box under i T WITH EVERY APOUNDPflOrIr te aOirUNHS 1LATK8 HIKE With irrr purchase of SO cent or otcr r Da thim TLKSDAY ne trill give a beautiful Dmden Chin Sourrnlr 1Ule Sit IncliM iii dlitnettr taste fully decorated In gold and bearing r ti picture of Irmnti Tomb Title U absolutely the hanil onif t nnd mint uilimliln gift ever oCTerrd with ao iraill a purchiue 0 I SPECIAL FOR TODAY THE 28th scoi10 WALNUT CBEMI lOc 1SB Cn rniNn RPKCIAI AHSOBTE1 CHOC 19c OIATFS ID klnd POUND KSYU8H BUTTKn 29c BUTTKnVPOUND i40 TOYtr POUSI PURCHASE SPECIAL for TOMORROW THE 29th F RE PKIPEnJIlNT OHANOB A IKMON rnrjicii IIKM in Fi SCI nU 100 WAFKHS rouvn lUfc BlllCIAI AHSORTEK CHOC 1Q AI TF1 cloe 190 I C OIATKH nz klnd rOlVU CHDCIHATE MOI HSF8 nr CIICOf JIHSP1 I 11UTTKR CHIPS POUND OC Park How tlN open eer r nln l until 1 oclock DarrUr stud Cortlandt Hired op tifte gaturdiy eT nloi uatll 1 do WE DELIVER FREE PPIICIIAHES OF ONE DOlLAR AN IUIWIAIF 4IAKUT3T titER mrrwKBX DATTEBY MOD 11 31 nrWyFN DA1ERY C Vwn rW t aOOth BTnEETj aJio al Brooklyn 29COITU 5TSI rroixr We dillftr I to 10 pound 2OS for ZOc to points In Mnhlttln kov dS CtrOiHrclilt ItiOlh HI Hoboktn and Jane r City ct FAlKR0tftNASS No good sent C 0 D Candle for AQIak our outoftown customers ctrtfullr I packed and shipped from our specIal r mal order dPltmat Ir u o 1 ROOSEVELT NOT I TODICFATEANY STATETICKET I Secerlary loeb Declare H i Will Consult Leaders but I Keep Mands Ofl I OYSTUIt RAY X V July 2Sior the fi ret Into this summe 1reMilint Hoosevelts attitude with regard to th selection of candidates for Consfres I slonal Hnr Uiibonulorlil offices wal mad knuivn today The 1 I Ilt 111 receive n itu I titer I M political lBTlcr nt flan us IIill durliu the iiummcr all Siiictnry locb They will be both national and State len but that lilies not mean that the Ireddtiit will Interfere In any nomination He will nmlntnn alt ain I ttiilo of nanlnlcrftrenre In the sell lon of all candidates Congrea onal ns well as ir IIttotI SercUiJ I sttd that visit I tomorrow of Tn It I u I lfl 1 il r attn r th Nt H Vnrk S Ue n an Paimitlee I Pesiilrnt Is t i an ensiv uei idi a I li o MS SILK LISLE J SOCKS I That dont wear through j Guaranteed for 6 months Should they wear through a new pair FREE In uhlonablo itru i tan black gut S I pair In bar rJnO mi omatt loti A I KV rar It a IIO1K hnwi n 0 months Solo Unln In Manhattan HIMi lliiOi nr LroaJ I way KIT Oth ate and luZ E Utb et In Brooklyn It W IIMNNK1T A CO 417 and rTn F lon I cue nih ay inn inn nmilwiv 1 n Save the Pieces I We can duplicate broken lenses LACT1V without prescription Quick Repairing Completed While You Wait ALWAYS at Moderate Cost wn orimvTi TWO 1CIOUJ5 Fitc Convenient Location E a Oculist anil Opticians 311 Year in 1rictlce r3 3111 Ave Holow loth St I 30 Sixth Ave Below 2M St 1271 Broadway Below Z3A HI 217 15way Astor House Block 101 Nassau St Near Ann St aASOLE TAiKS 5 gals J50 S gals 121 I r 10 gals 490 J pt 15 gaS 505 I h SCHGBLKR CAR UI ETRS I I ANO 1 14 INVIIKS 11 t O OIECK VAIVR3 IXLCTOtTIBT COXNECTIOXS ITO HIOA T UITIII SKM roil CATALOG W L DOUCLAS 350 SHOES H Atrialwi 11 convince you that WLDoug las 350 shoes are thebestintheworld Store In GreJlsrMiw fork I Mrnalirir cor lIomsri A 7U llroAiliray cor Hit M 1 IM lroil y ror lllh I H 9 Urojdfrnjr ror mih Si Ili I v Hi IIIIoIr cor uu I NRMAII urei r fa Wf t tiOth tree it 1 Third 5 IttCt c s i a 21 IttirIl ST rorlMth i i7 TIII ATrnnf tN tea ttctli t mill Sl i IIHIIDKIVN r a1 i rhl l fll iii lxlh ITor 3d M TC4i llroidit r hit Ilchlh Utni lv1 HroxliriiT Si rjrn ii svwnrk AT ill KnlioTiStcor PurL I w rkTU llroid jlr C 1 Vilth 11 cor I1U Hi p I TONIGHT EtUUhtnih irisa I I DIED I 1 MKENNAOn July 2 n his D3d 7ea KIIANLIH MKCNXA nate of lUllln I muck Psrtih of KtlUr Ljnoford Jr Und tatliar of the loll Annie John Ami Trunk jr beloved husband of 111 j AIcKnni I flea Stiff ran I ilectmed for J many years resident of the Sixth and Fourtcinth WarM I FMniral from hli hits rolhate 308 East eld t Wednesday July lt D1 A St thence to the Church of St Thi5 Dtptlitf 70th I nU 3d jr where a solemn reuom man will bo Mid for i th t p of bit soul Rtlatlvo nJ frlmdi Invited Inteiminl Calvary Omil nowtrt a I I r r I