The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
August 27, 1908
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u l PARlt WARyor MARIYROOM GS OUT ON 1 000 BAil t I Gives Barber 1 for a Shave and With His Brother Departs From the Jail at Goshen Presumably for His Monroe Home I Sp Ii to Th Evenlnc World GOSHEN N Y Aug 27Five prison meals and two nights in I cell knocked all the spirit of martyrdom out of Frederick Finney Earle the wifebeating atlinity chaser He was more than glad when his brother reached Goshen this morning and furnished a 51000 bail bond for him securing his release at noon Earles next move will be to seek out his wife and plead for hr forgiveness He does not relish the prospect of facing trial for assault People who know him say that he will doubtless probably succeed in per suading his wife to withdraw the charge Mrs Earl with her child and ler vpnts ist for New York yesterday in M oon as Eirle wcerUlned this he boarded the U 0 train from Monroe tor I Xew York In search of her Chief ot i Polio Henry Osterhoirdt swore In sev eral deputies to protect Barle from the violence of the Iwje crowd which had Membled tt the station Many threat wer uttered Uut Ur and feather would be applied ifoouU M return to i Monroe I From remarks paased by the Kuttnert I BO it li slid a commission will be tlce4 before some Supreme Court Jus Uce to examine Into Earles sanity As a prelude to hU effort to effec reconciliation with Mrs Earle the artist had hU whlskars removed br the prison barber He was so pleaded wit thl appearance of his bare fnco tha hi rave the barber a check for 1 Goshen does not expect to see Earl iraln In the role of defendant In a Wifebeattrvc case Drove off With Brother About 1 oclock Earle and his brother i VIctor worn hurriedly driven way from Goshen In a carriage It was be lIeved they were golnr to drive tc Cheater and then take n train for Mon roe In order to avoid the curious crowd et the Go h n ataUon X large nunibci of snapshot pictures were taken ol Earl as he was preparing to leave from in front of the jail He seemed I i pleated when he learned that he was b lni photographed and smiled very pleasantly at tome of those who had cameras pointed at him I Hit ease will be considered at the Oc tober Grand Jury The allidavit of com I plaint was filed In the County clerk ofllc at Goshen today It III signed by Inez T Berry the trained nurse who waa In attendance on Mn Earle when her child was born July 27 Prior to the birth of the baby and afterwards the nurse says the woman frequently became hysterical alter Inter vlwi with her husband On Aug 6 3Mn Berry discovered bruises on her patients arm Continuing the atllda vlt says Held Her In Chair l That during that dny the said Ferdl I nand Earlo assisted the said Julia Karle from her bedroom Into the adjoining ilttlnc room and that deponent went Into the room where thev wero and found said Julia Karlu seated In a chair and the said Fcrdnand on the I floor In front of her and holding hoi Into the chair either by holding upon her person or holding onto the armi of the chair That deponent protested and objct d to Much conduct and told the said Fer dinand Earle that It was unsafe for his wife but thai the sild Earlo persisted and said She shaJl answer me If It kills her That ho continued to hold her In that way for between two anti three hours Wife Said He Struck Her The nurse earp Mrs Earle was crylne and sobbing BO that she heard her ant went In for the purpose of putting an end to such n scone und that finally Earlo did release his wife and he was then In such condi tion that she was mm bio to walk back Into the other room nnJ that deponent with the assistance of another person drew her In a clmlr Into the aim1 room ami that It was after that fcene IIho discovered tliu bruises and wv told bv Mrs Karle Mat they were the rutilt of her husbands striking her On another occasion the witness snld Earle kept hli wltn In an adjoining room for an hour owl H half That during that time deponent wen Into tlie room twice and 1nit on ei l occasion the found Karle seated with Continued on Second Pas c1 H T ICH M MW W LK I TL TIC CIT Victim Attacked While in Roll ing Chair Says Assailant Tried to Rob Him ATLANTIC CITY Aug l7Charles Hoberts said to bo a rich and promi nent retldent of Baltimore was shot and seriously Injured early todiy wiuia In u rolling chair on the Boardwalk His assailant whose Identity la not Known to che police escaped Roberts was chatting with a compare Ion when a man dashed toward him and flint him foar times One of the bullets struck Roberts In the side I Thn Injured man Informed a hospital physician that a robbery had been at tempted The piillce arc Investigating BAlriM01E Aug JTCharlcs 13 Hoberts who was shut at Atlantic City Is n son of the late Judge and former MtorncyGonerul Charles Uoyle Roberts of Westminster Mil and comes from an old and distinguished Maryland i family his ancestors having been among I the first settlers In Carroll County He Is President and Treasurer of the Na I tlonal Supply Company In 1S5I he married Miss Mary Q I Sloan youngest daughter nf the late James Sloan Jr who for years was the President of the Farmers and Mer I chants National Bank and a director In the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Mrs Roberts with her four children Is now In New Hampshire NATIONAL LEAGUE h At Cincinnati i Boston 0 0 Ciliilnnntl 0 0 Hatterles Tiiokey nn1 Opiham Spaile ml SMilcl UmplreHlgler AMERICAN LEAGUE I At Boston FIRST GAME St Louis 00000000 3a Boston 0 1000000 01 Hatifdeilallev and Smith Young and Crlser Umpires Messrs Hitrs iMtl OLoucliln ShCOND GAME St Louis OliOOOO iloston 0 ft 0 0 0 1 Batteries Dlneen and Stephens Cl otto and Donohue Lmplres OLough lin nnd IIlIr t At Washington The level iid Washington double i ea lir for tlili aftcrtumn was post i IIBI on pruiint of rain I At Philadelphia Both Dotroitlhlailelphla game post iiineil on actunt of rain READVIL1EJRACES OFF iSwiil I Tlw1 Kv nlni WorM j UEAUVHIU Macs Aug JcFol ing tho downpour of yesterday and ttt night the track was not suitable for I he trotters and pacer today and tho acInK card for the week will bo rear anurc ind the events rtiumed tomor row afternoon 1r11JI f i II 1 I 1 I r u MAbAll wm I 8I H mCAP T I MPR TR CKI Races Run in the Mud and Card Is Cheapened by Move of Horses HI VNCEVT TRFANOR SoMlal to The Evenln World EMPIRE CITY RACE TRACK YOR KERS Aug 2Mpgazine won the Fleetwlng Handicap h ire this afternoon In easy fashion coming from next to last place at the head of the stretch and breezing thfl real of the way Up I to the time Magazine made his run King Cobalt looked almost a sure thing He quit badly however when collared I and Moquette closing from far back easily beat him out leaving the odds on choice a lucky third Spooner after getting Into a contend ln j position at the stretch turn suffered from tho Dugan luck and finished with Dugin tugging at the reins I I Jacobite bled during the early running and Shilling pulled him up In the i stretch Al Muller hid u flash of early speed but weakened In the final six I teenth Track Heavy ToDay Most of the good horse were i shipped away from hers to the Long Island tracks today and that accounts for the cheapness ol the card To I morrows card may be even worse This la the last day but one of the msfctlns and considering the unfavorable weath j er the mtettng has been fur from a I failure From a ratIng standpoint it I could not have been surpassed i JVe track was muJUy today and I horses which have shown a fondness for I I Uie sticky going weio preferred n tho I various evonts The talent turned out today In their usual numbers Over j coats hnd been duz out of the camphor i over Might and while they looked un seasonable Jaey were more than com fortatjlf J2 Rate at Sheepshead Schuyler L Tarsons active head of the Board of Directors of the Coney Island Jockey Club announced today that the redwood admission fee of 2 Instituted fiftro will be continued dur ing the Sheepjhtvul Bay meeting and i that the Held stand will be abandoned Mr Parsons also said that the news paper men would have to use phones In transmitting the news from the track to their ofllccs The Coney Island Jockey Club said Mr Parsons doesnt wish to re new business relations with the Western Union Telegraph Company for var ious reasons Siierlp Lnne and three of his deputies made a bad move before the races bj taking Tommy ONell the boy who sell a form chart Into custody They toot itm Into the clubhouse and searched him anil his little lenther satchel but fount only form charts of the various days icing He of course was net free Archie Zlmmcr and Wally Fcsesndei were arrested by the Sheriffs men ot the charge of consorting with gambler Continued on Second Page IIIT tndiiy riHiijilPtp racliiK ulmrti s IUIKC RESULTS AT PIMLICO Spoo I 1 to The Evtnlnz World BALTIMORE Md Aug 27Although ihi day was not nn Ideal onp for racing hero was a fairly good attendance here today The track was sticky Flylns Machine went to the post n 3to2 favorite In tho first race She however did nol nml within the money Finance tool the lead in the start anti nun In a can er The sumiiuiriwi FIH3T HACK Fouryearolds nrd up vnril O1e mile Flnnnci Hi 3 to 1 all ii to 5 won Aeruimilite 113 Nicholas i to 1 nnd 2 to i second IVedlnc Hills 1C Black 3 to I auIIto 5 mini Time IM Flving Mnolilnc Iuray and Ie kostl also ran HKCONO HACKIlvc and onehall furlongs Firebrand 1 Walkpr 7 to and 3 to won Profit 110 t Wright tu 1 and 2 to I second Belle of the Bay LM McCabeV 13 in o and even thlnl Time 1105S Orandvettr Oay irysllp IMllh llcnn Prcsldcn Mon oc Rlcoadonna Amontillado and Away also ran The Inlti of llraulr a to iar Unij icon for Cullit Crttia bl t i wltaoot tract oi rnUt V J I KL ST RTS R1 m CtLL R CH PI HIP i Tackle St Louis Cardinals in First of Three Games for Tail End Honors BATTING ORDER Brooklyn St Louis Alperman 2b Siw Lumley rf Charles 2n liiimmel If Murray n Jordan Ib Koney Ib Lewis ss Uelchanty If Bergen c Byrne 3b Sheehan 3b Rellly is I Maloney cf Ludwig Co I Vilhelm p Beebc p UmpireKlem Stwlil to Tho Evcnln World LEAGUE PARKK ST LOHS Am y The Cardinals and Brooklyns star ed the flrst of three games for the ce I lar championship this Afternoon The Cardinals have won nine of the last thirteen games pliyed Donoun sas his men are again hitting and he ex uect to move ou of last pmin Lone van chose YIlhelm and Bergen and Actins Monagur Gilbert picked Beeb nnd Ludwig First Inning Alperman walked but was forced b Lumley Charles to Rellly Hummi l forced Lumley Byrne to Itelllv Jor dan lifted Murray NO UUNS Shuw lifted to Jlnlonuy Shaw wa aiy for Wlllielm Murray out Alper nan to Jordan NO RUNS Second Inning Lewii walked Berfjen lilt Into a fas t Jouoli1 play Uellly to Kortey Siieioj ille1 Rellly to Kom y NO RLNS Koney Illwl out in Maloney Dl hanty fouled om tu Jordan Byn I sngled to cfntrwleld Rellly out Slifohan to Ionian NO RlNS Third Inning Mulunoy was pickled by Koney Wil1 lelm poked a safety to ctntro Held lpt rman forced Wilhtlm Byrne tll harlej Lumley slngUd through Koncy lummul forced Lumley Rellly Unas sloW NO RUNS Lidwi Doosicit to Hummell Alper nmn ana Jordan retired BCIML Shav jut Wlllielm ti Jordan NO RUNH I Fourth Inning Jonlin popped to Umriet Lewis ho ltd to Byrne Bergen fanned NO UNS Charles out Lewis to Jordan Mur i r ay singled to left Hold and died stcil nc Kunev hoisted to Malomy NC i IUN3 Fifth Inning Sheehan out Rellly to Koney Ma loner out attempted bunt third strike rtllhelm died Beebo to Koney NO HUNS Dclchanty walked Byrno fanned 5ellv line out to Lumley whose throw to Jordan doubled up Delehanty NO nV s Sixth Inning Alperman singled to left field Lunv ey sacrificed Beebo to Koney Hum nell popped out to Charles Jordan iralkod Lewis singled to left field AI prman ecorlng when LUll wi drippl he ball on Byrness relay to tht plit liergen out Rellly to Koney UNI RUN Ludwlg out Wlllielm to Jordan Bee e lied IcwS to Jordan Snnw funneil SO RUNS Seventh Inning Sheehan walked Mnloney himteil iim ilvnif trliil for leclun at second bM lleu called him safi Wllhrlm saor liceil KciHV to Ciirki Alpermu ned to Shaw whose throw to the jiluu iicld Slieohin on tliinl l iae Lnmli nit tn Koney imnsslsted xo irvs Alperman and Jordan settles Charles Hurray lined out to Alperman Koney lied out to Malo iey NO RUNS Eighth Inning Hummell boosted liiga to Shaw Shaw made a swell running catch of Jordin DDK rap to right centre Held Lewi Umlod to light Hold llerxvn dropped a Texas leaguer back of seiond hie Lewis scoring Bergen going to third ae on Murrays nigh throw to the ilite Shrohan walked Kluvlun tok Cind base Mnloncy popped to Beebe ivr ttpjhiinty out Wlllielm to Jordan i wi threw out Byrne Relly fanned sO l c STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS ON AUTOMOBILE RIDE XKV BRITAIN Conn Aig 7 hurlcii Adims a wealthy reoilent ol ortlniil Me ai stricken with pjral sis today while riding tlirmgn this illy In his iiummuWIe In compiny nlt hIs wife ills bruthcrlnlaw luv Dr onMd of Boston and Mrs Conrad lie wax removed to the New Britain Hospital Ills chances of revovwy art aid to IK very ilUht The right Mde of hli body was paralyiod following a cerobral hWOITMI t 1 C t Li T Chances Champions Put It All Over McGraws Pets in Opening Game of Big Series in Windy City I WILTSE IS HIT HARD WHEN MEN ARE ON THE BASES I I Pfeister Holds New Yorkers Safe When Clouts Are Needed and Gets Splendid Support in the Field BY 1HZ MAN UVLGKR Special to The Evening World WEST SIDE BALL PARK CHICAGO Aug 27Fully 10000 people found the gates of the Chicago ball park locked in their faces today after they had fought for two hours to get themselves to the front of lines Three times that many were on the inside It was the greatest outpouring of fans that Chicago and probably the United States had ever seen All precautions proved futile I The management was simply swampe The faster they worked the larger grew I tho crowd Every nook and crnnnv ot the spacious grounds wao choked tull i of baseball enthusiast nnd n tulf ilOllr 1 before tho game the playlnc field wi nothing more than a small circle ot green completely surrounded by rei splrlntr fans It was seen that It WIA i Imposalblo to admit nny more and the gates weip ordered cloned Tlioiifojid i un the ovitslile fought nnd stormed It the gntos but nothing gave way Illld thev were locked out Thousands Storm Gates i Not for a moment did the e dlsaji pointed fans think of leaving The stood on the outside and contente themselves with news of the Kam handed down In messages from those In the back of the stands These meso sages would bo passed along until the reached the outer eilge Then a cle would arise fully ton minutes after he play had been made There was no i URC lUT lc pd LTi lu V i Ui 11 01 ivgular benches and they camped nlom the foultilles This gave Chicago fans ai I ue I c New York players with hot verbal shots anil they umnt Mil to cm iuoc IK virxw made several efforts to get bad it them but the storm of jeers trom iD u i i uuulil complete drown his voice The minute the game started Ne Yorks small bund of looters at tern ted to make a little noise but II I was like a popsun trying to drown out the noise of a battleship broidalde Every tlmo they started the CMcagi I enthusiasts completely smothered them But the Manhattanltes kept right or pulling even If It did look like pan to mime Wlltso and Holster were bolt In prime coniltlon for the southpaw oattle After a short conference In re gard to ground rules the grcit b1t tie began Cubs Ready to Quit The Cubs ore almost on the point ol lvlng up They admit that It the hints win two games out of Oe lelr hopes will be gone All the West that If the ern clubs are of the opinion Olants get back to New York In the lead they will never be headed But for Mnthewsoni objection tc nylng bull oji Sunday McGraws pro gramme would hale undergone a de cided change Ilia desire was to pitch Mnthcwson today Wlltso on Saturday and come back with Matty on Sunday This was due to the fact that Mathen son Is so much stronger physically than Wilts that he Is better able to stand the strain According to the present plans Wlltso will pitch today and Sunday I am not nearly as frail as lome people senn to think said Vlltje this mornlns The fact that I nm thin Is I no Indication that I am neak He was ploughing Into n big porterhouse steak lit thu time and he certainly had the evidence to baik up his argument He was up at s oclock this morning nwl nalkril n mile along thn lake front I I to work out the Miff ness occasioned by i the long all night ride from 1lttsburz The Ncw York t lsvi rs are ntMolmel contldrnt of txlng able to win a ma I jority of the gimes here and they have lot he ltatel to say so In fact nun o them nave mui small bets tn biici w their belief To prevent nny ros slblllty ot in accident tho New York Llayers left their hotel early nnd ar rived at the rrounds before the galas 0 opent4 to admit the crowd r donned their uniforms at the park nn I In this way dlsanoolnted thousand wio had waited nlong the streets to I tret a slzht nf the fellows who had I beaten Plttsburj four stmlBht ramoi I Big Betting Series I I McOrsiw Is not taking any rhanoej on havlne one of his men lilt hv a mis I file thrown from some one In it orowi and Ihev will travel to nnd COm the ark Incornlto as It were flettlnc on todavs mine I at evei I money One rood sized bet HBS made tills mornlnt nt Al Tmrnevp place Hilly Jlayne tien nrer of a big Nev York firm happened In and allonei that he thoujrht MoOna would tnki the npenlnu enme wlth ease Tearney arKiied against inch a prop I 0511 Ion saying he had great faith Ir i the Cub Instantly the bank mil I were flashel Twollftv salil Monc tersely Youre on aiiinercd Tear ncy and the bet was nude This If only a sample of some ufjlit bel till that was colnir on last nlclit GAME IN DETAIL i I First Inning ew York Tenney up strike one Tetinov out Stulnfold to Chance Doyle up he clngies tn centre lre nthan up liill niie hall two strike one HIVM iiihan iilt to Tinker who doubled Doyle it sDOml and llirsnahin wus out at Irs Tinker to Chanre NO HVXS i ChlciKOHofmiti up strlkt one ball our 1I0 man llles to Doyle Shrckard up foul strike OM She kall out Doyle to Tcnnry Chance up one strike ball one foul strike two bill two Chance out Doyle to Taiiney NO HUNS Second Inning New York Donlln up ball one foul strike one strike two Donlln out Tlnkw to Chance Seymour up strike one Seymour out Tinker to Chance Devlin up Devlin singled to rlgt Held I Jarry up fjM ono bal 1 two Devlin stole second Harry lined to Tinker NO PlNS Chlcanv Evers up toll one otrlke ore Kvers singles to left Steinfeld up he lllc to Barry EXers being held on llrsl Howanl up strike one strike two Kver stole second How I ard out Ulltse to Tenney Kvers ad vanied to tldr Tinker It up foil strlko one ball one Tinker flies to DonUn NO HUNS Third Inning New YorkHHdwell up ball one foul strike one ball two foul strlko two foul foul strike three he fans Wltse up Wlltse hits Into right fl ld crowd for two bases Tenney up one ball Tenney out to Chance unassisted Wlltse going to third Doyle up strike one strike two foul Doyle files to Howard NO RlNS Chicago Kllng up strike one Mil one Klhi hit to third too hot fr Dcilln to handle Pfeister up fni strlle one strike two strike three a d I out llofmati uo Hofman single ID finlro Klin advancing to second nnckaril lip ball on Rlrtke one mrlka tnxi ball tvo Sheckard flies to Donlln Kllng going to third Chantf I ip tout JtrlXo one l trlk two KHng I ut lliesnihan to Divlln oa a double I jteal NO KLNS Fourth Inning New YorkBr sn han up strike one sirike two ball oM Brcnmihan popt f1 Ounce Donlln up strike one i ball one bll fo ttrlks two ball thre i ii Jrlse inre anJ out Seymour up ball on bill to deymour ut out a rrounder to Tinker t vlln up itrtk HOW THE LEADERS STAND W I PC GIANTS 69 43 616 PITTSBURG 67 46 593 CHICAGO 68 47 590 SCORES BY INNINGS Giants 0000 1 0 0 0 0 1 Chcago 0 0 0 2 3 0 0 vO 5 Philadelphia 3000000003 Pittsburg 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 4 UatteilesBparks ntd Dooln Wllilf Veil and Gibson Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 1St Lotn 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 t ne ball one Sejmour stole secoml all two strike one foul surlke tWO Jevlln poplnd in Tlnke Nu IHNS Clilcngo Chnnce up foul strike om hnnce out HriihMll to Teiincy Kvei up hall one Bv w hit Into loft tlH crowd for two base s Stelnffidt ui Jail one fill strlKf one slrUc twi foul bail two BtelnfeUH singled to right scoring Kvcrs Howard up ton strike one Howanl fouU to Devlli Tinker up Tlnkr singles to cciur ivluv up ball one Klmg hit Into con Ire Held crowd for two oases corlIg Stelnfeldl Tinker advancing toT tlin Pfeister up atrUe one foul strike two PfeUter out U vlln tu Tenney lO UUNS Fifth Inning New York Barry up strike one Barr slimied tn lefi Urunill ui juiKe OM n ul im hall tno irihsi was safe on llrst on IJvcrs fuinnl Hairy Jiil lirliiKtll imlnl 1111 a doll il steal WillS up SIlk one Wi Illes in centre Harry scoring on tilt throw in Iennv up sirrr i iiiv irtu hall ine si r lie ihrer nul nui Doyle up ball one foul strike un J II ft I HnUillll INK UIN ChleagoHofnian up strike one 1111 one Imil strike III o foul foul llofina sliiKle to eeiitri Sneekaril up linl Din ball two liall lliree strlki om strike two Kheclurd walks chane up Chance sate on Wlll et bad thnin Hofman scoring and rilieclcinl mlvin Ing to third ICverti up he Is out to Tenney UliMa 1st ell Cliiuuo x lim lo seionil and Sheokanl liolng held 1111 third Stelnfulill up ball nm strlk me hall twu dtelnioldt ylimlux to lefl coring Hheiknrd and Clianue IluHar fp Stelnfelilt stole sccniul foul sir me foul strike two hall one hall wo Howard out Doyle to Tenney Tinker up hall one ball two sink me foul strike two Tinker out Drill well to Tenney TllllKK ULNH Sixth Inning New York llresnilian up ball onr hall two ulrlke oil llresnahan single1 lo left Donlln v loul strike uii illl one hall two Dunlin out Kter to Chance lliennaliau XOIIIK t1 pecirul Seymour up bill one btll tllI Sey iniur flies to Ilofmin Ilniialiin liliu lielil at Menid Devlin up strlki onu sail one hall two Dovlln out to chana unasNliiteil Nu UUNs C uaao Klliiit iii str ko one Kllni hit Into rlglt tleM erowil for two liases Pfflster up PfeHlfr bunted lo Vlltsi and Kllng was put out at third Wlit e o Devlin Hofman up ball one strIke one Hofman tiles to Barry Pfelste tine held on rst Sheckard up bal one Sheckard out Doyle to Tenney NO HLNS Seventh Inning Barry up ball ont ball two strike me Barry out Kvers to Chance Brlcl veil popped to atelnfehlt Wlltse up itrlko one foul strike two Wlltse sin IIIs to centre Tenney up Tenney out Ji pr to Chnnce NO HUNS Chance up foul strike one Clmai juu uridwell to Tenr Kverj up btl one ball two strike on strike twi Uvcrs tlj to Seymour Stelnfeldt up i ne trli two ball one Stelnfcldt files to Doyle XO HUNS Eighth Inning Doyle up Doyle singles to centre Iresiiahan up ball one ball two ual hreo Hresnaiian walks Donlln up mil one strike onr foul strike two iall two Donlln safe on Htelnfelilt iimble bases full Seymour up stnm one Hejiiiour popped to Stelnfeldt Dtv IIn up Devlin popped to Pfeister Don lin was caught off third NO HUNS Howard up Howard files to Seymntir tinker up Tinker files to Donlln Kllng ip Kllnx file to Brlrtwrll NO mos Ninth Inning Now York ban y up snke one hal me Barry out Tinker to Chance 3ldweil up foul sin one hrilei ilngled to left JlcCormlck hatted foi 1 uise strike one tall one ball two hall three strike two Mclonnlrk walk Penney up ttrlkc one ball one ball two ball thrM strike two Timey out unkei LJ aii DOMC up Doylt nit Kvers to inpe NO UlNri 4 FORT ERIE RESULTS FORT EIUE Ont Aug 7Uesults lie races here today were as fol QVS K1IIST HACK For twoyearolds fIe furlongs Emperor William U5 Powers 9 to S 4 to 5 and to 5 won owdln 1M Troxler 9 to 2 7 to S nnd i to 10 second Ilamsy 97 Deverlch S tn 1 S to 1 anil 2 to 1 third Time COIS The Earl Be Brief Lucky ord Automatic Lazarus Hoot OK iwaivn alo ran SECOND UACEKor tirorearold Ive and onehalf furlongj Oerrynun I iII tIANP n H PO A EI I Tecmy Ib 0 0 10 1 0 Doylf 2b 0 2 2 5 1 bltinibll c 0 1 1 1 0 I I Conin rf 0 1 30 0 1 Sejraour cf 0 1 2 0 0 UevU 3b 0 1 Z 1 0 Bair If 1 1 2 0 0 k del it 0 1 J 0 0 Wale p 0 2 0 Z 1 I Totii 1 10 24 13 2 CHICAGO R H PO A F lIoaln c 1 1 J 0 0 Shc ar If 1 0 0 0 0 Cham I b 1 0 14 0 0 2 1 5 0 Stiaeld 3b 1 2 2 2 n lolVard r 0 0 0 0 o i linker 0 1 2 5 f Kling c 0 2 4 0 0 PFtiler p 0 0 1 1 1 1 l lcCorrJlc 0 0 0 0 0 l Total 5 S 27 13 z MeCormiek batted for WIlLe In ninth 1 h I der 110 Miol 5 to 1 to 1 and even won Cfivinunioiis 10J Burtor I 5 to 1 r I to 1 und evvn second Ellzabjth liar wc1oll Iu7 Powers 0 to 3 2 to 5 and exix third Tliiuln7 Autumn Maid 1 JilU Mailrleim Oakland Lord riiln Uti11 al 0 ran I I TIHUD HACKFor twiiyearoliU IK und u half fuilongs IlonoJl 111 f tliiwen 7 tn ID and out 1 Snikn I Mary 110 lllurton IJ to 1 3 to 1 ami I even 2 lilt rilr IL Nlcol 10 to 1 a ID I and evn TIniB 146 35 Kan liisla riepirttur Luriil Maycella Dr i um also ran ltJlII HACEFor threeyearolds six furlongs Lens KJ Nlcol 3 to X 1 even ami 1 to 2 won LaJy Anne IW Powers 6 to 1 2 to 1 and even secondS St Jeanne 101 Dcverjch 4 to 1 3 to 2 and 7 to 10 third Tlme112 35 Minor Night l1st Slcamoui Aphrodite YaaUo Lady Carol also ran FIFTH RACE For threeyearolds one mile and seventy yards Red Hus sar 100 Kos 2 to 1 4 to 5 and 1 to 3 won Harry Ilicheson 107 Rice I to 1 ii to 1 and to 1 2 ilimle Gal I lacher Ki ivnnedv 2 to 1 7 to 10 ant I to 3 3 TimeI 11523 Golden Azure Ma11 Dole Strome und Alomar ulio MilSIXTH SIXTH HACE Kor l and upward one mile and seventy I yards Chalfonte 103 Powers A to 5 II to 20 and out woj Geneva S Ift iltoss l I to 5 even and 1 to 3 second t Mortibny 110 Kennedy lo to 1 5 to 1 lint 1 lu 2 third Time IM J5 Nancy Melinge Gllvedear Aunt Uoso and Lord n ff n alfi ran SBVBNTH RACE For threeyear olds one mile and threeslxieeiiths Lee JCuffman lot IGber 0 to 5 1 to Si ami out won Son Shnse 10 More lind 11 to 10 7 to 10 second Estella C H7 Plckens 4 to 1 6 to s third Time 1 n 1 Now track record Only thr starters r I EASTERN LEAGUEI At Rochester Y7wi Providence 0 1 1 1 Iloohester 0 1 0 H latteries Frock and 11 ton McCir thy and Rutlcr Umpire Kelly At Buffalo Jersey City I 0 0 0 1 Uuffnlo 0 0 0 D 1 Batteries Mauser and Woods Knipp 1 md Ryan UmpiresStafford and Walker I At Toronto I j 1 Ulttniore 0 000 11 1 Iironto 0 0 0 0 0 0 Batteries Dessan and Hearne Cobetn md Vandergrlft Umpire Taft At Montreal i Sewark 3 3 1 Montreal 0 0 1 BatteriesHughes and Stanagei 3tan ey and Ball Umpires Black and Mur A ray V 1 J
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THE EVENING WORLD THURSDAY AUGUST 27 1908 1111 1 MAr I U I b TWfW MH C ARGf mLm J j i Says McClellan Ignore Com I i j pounding of Felonies in ft His Department K ATTACKS METZ TOO 0 Grand Jury Will Take Up the Borough Presidents Case t i i Next Week iXiitstant District Attorney Elder announced I nounced today that the report of the Commissioners of Account who have been examining the books and recordi Sil ot the office of BorouKh President Coler for nearly a rear will bo submitted to the Grand Jury next week Colncllpntnlly Mr Coler thrmtgh hla representative Mr Heffernan gave the New York nowHpapers an Interview over thll lonirdlstiiiico telephone from UIiiKhamtoii In which he charges that lie Is being pei ctited by Mayor Mc Clellan P H MuCarrwi and Comp troller Metr Mr Killers announcement that the Grand Jury will be asked to take action upon the Coer report Indicates that the report Ir of a sensational nature I The matter will be taken up by District Attorney Clarke who li on his way i home from a vacation In Kurope next Tuesday Compares Him to Tweed Batowii President Color makes some nensatlonal statements about Major Me Clellan whom he llktns to Ross TweeJ j and acciuscs of Ignoring compounding 01 felonies In his department The Comp I troller may also come In for some warm comment J McClellan McCarren and Metz i said Mr Coler through Mr Heffernan are pursuing the policies of Tweed S when he emploved Judges Cardoza and 7 Barnard and grand juries to destroy those who would assail a corrupt gov ernment Does the Comptroller mean to In sinuate that the Mayor and McCarren and Mett will bribe Judges and grand Juries In Kings County to destroy him 1 Mr Hetfornan was asked Mr Heffernan listed upon confin ing himself strictly to the statement of his employer The statement con tinued1 I His Charges Suppressed In New York last summer I laid be I fore the Charter Revision Committee a terles of charges agalnit the Depart I ments of the Mayor and Comptroller I Thota charges were suppressed by the Commission but I hall make them public tomorrow The Commissioner of Accounts who his been Investigating my olllco since last October became very active after 1 thli and the newspapers have been i I fllUd with stories given out bv the I Comptroller and his partners for the purpose of Injuring me The Mayor and Comptroller know I that them are things In their depart ments now which we thoroughly bad and have taken no steps to remedy them themThe I The Mayor haa simply used the citys I money to enable the Commissioners of Accounts who are his appointees to t attack McClellans enemies The Com mljsloners have not published n word U about the compounding of felonies and rl other grave evils existing In the central department of the city government 4 Coler Files Charges I lAter In the day Mr Heffernan act ing upon Instructions from Mr Color I decided to give the newspapers copies I of the charges against the Mayor and Comptroller today Instead of waltlas until tomorrow From the copies submitted It appears that the charges were tiled with the Charter Revision Committee on May J Ust They cover all the accusations th t hove been made against the Mayor and the Comptrollei bj Mr Coler and others and some new ones Comptroller Metz Is accused of having Illegally Issued revenue bonds for mll llqis ot dollars of favoring certain financial Interests In bond sales of fa voring banks by borrowing money not needed and keeping extraordinary cash balances Iupon which the city was pay Ing lArge Interest and receiving small Interest of Issuing wairatitf for tho I paymmt of exorbitant bills of lavor I Inj certain contractors of holding up I franchise applications of Issuing de ceptive reports as to the constitutional debt limit of hindering the erection of A new Raymond Street Jiul and of i violating the Civil Service law The Major Is charged with derelc I tlons In tho liiidge Fire ami Water I Supply departments o allowing the Tax Department to undervalue for BA I atlon purposes the property of men with I 1 political Influence of wastefulness In jqruntln contracts end ot nerul Mtfleet and Improper conduct personal Ii and through subordinates I II Comptroller Mptz would have nothing 11 to say about President Colur this n n ing i Iv read the report he said and t the alleged explanation The president has a bright a very briglit secretary But I never hit a man when hes down and Ive nothing to say Commissioner of Accounts John Pur I roy Mltohel who made the report on President Coler to Mayor McClella when asked about the reply of Mr I Heffernan for Mr Coler said I My report Is the answer to that I have nothing else to say I EXCONSUL REYNOLDS I f DIES AFTER OPERATION I I MOlTrrATR N J Aug ZiWor l I was received hero today from Now York of tho death of John Ileynolds a I I wellknown lawyer who resided nt No m Plymouth street this place Mr Reynolds who waa llt eight jeaxs of I age suffered from rancer of the stom aoh for some tlno and four ihy ami I iras removed to the 1olycllnlc Hofpltal at No 214 fast Thirtyfourth street New York City where an operation WA performed Ho was too weak to rally rt dltd tn th9 lasUtutlon nuly todar 1 i 1 it f s ii t II sill if JI11I1LJUIti 1 lli In1 tl 1I11t 11 It it li li 111 1 Ill 1I111uIWI it U 111 i itit nit it u j i i u K J I I t i M t 1111 I 1111 i 1111 II I J iitii ir U n in it it iui t t III IUO iiUJni5flUinonniinnfWRfMMKlKirR f Extraordinary iSreat for Evening COorld 7eeaderJ j 1 i 30 The Fascinating New York Novel uTHE YOUNGER SET OCl t l I I By ROBERT VV CHAMBERS Author of The Firing Line and The Fighting Chance it Complete Story Begins in The Evening World Next Tuesday Jl j lO It In I n DU t OLI1 In i U t i i a it J it u r Hltll it ij ii it it i t it II J nnIiiIuon flll t i1 i on1 it t it it it II It r i HI t itii In i it KtitJ 1i ifjt t1t int u It unl s fi i ififjt 0f Tf Ifft ffVfffiQlIOilDQmmfjnf ftJr I h TIm or m r L tU LI fl HIM WIT Ru n IL Child Fiendishly Tortured by Band of Youngsters in Hoboken ONE EYE SIGHTLESS Doctors Fear There Is Little Hope of Saving the Other Fouryearold Johnny Sanlch li In St Marjs Hospital Hoboken with the eight of one eye gone and the sight of the other golrurthe little victim of as brutal a torture aj the Apaches ever devised Late yesterday afternoon the child was plajlng alone In front of his parents home at No 201 Orand street A group of older boys urchins ot eight and ten and twelve came romping along the sidewalk Heres a kid thatll do yelled the j leader as ho saw Johnny They grabbed the Mild bore him around the corner and tied him faet to a telephone pole He cried with fright and pain but there were no grownups about to save him Vow were goln to play flshln wit I you explained the head of the gang addressing the little victim Fr m a pooket this lad drew a rusty wire nail bent Into flahhook shape He hitched the nail to a length of cord and tied the cord to a long ttlck Then standing ten feet away he began to angle with the contrivance about Johnnys face Probably he didnt mean to serlouily I Injure the little prisoner But in a minute the mischief waa done The end of the nail caught la Johnnys right eye He jerked his head back and at the same Instant his tormentor pulled the stick In I The nail etuck faat In the ball of the eye The shriek of agony from the trtusedup child made the older boy drop the pole and run His companions fled too leaving the poor little chap tied A man living nearly heard his screams and canie to the relief He drew the nail from the eye cut the ropes that held the victims limbs to the pole and In his arms carried him to the hospital There It was said today that the I vision In the Injured eye had been act ually destroyed and that through iym path the left eye would probably go I blind also The police arc seeking for the boys whv mistreated the fouryearold but r with small prospects of rinding them Johnny didnt know any of them they were strangers In the neighborhood Wlff AT PI L L I WIT MU I I Husband Objected Even After Separated and There Was a Hot Time I I Although he Is a house painter Fred I Mewes has ro artistic taste There fore he left his wife because she In slsted upon playing pinochle with musi cians Mrs Mewes lives at No 321 Bast Eightieth street She was In her apartment yesterday afternoon playing pinochle with Ku dolph Sloder llrst violin Gustav I3aet tier bass viol and Hans Baetner pic colo The rain fell drearily outside but within all nas bright and cheerful there being multitudinous dcllcatassen i In the ke bo x and Hans Baetner just back from an engagement with a hotel orchestra In the Catsklll had brought HI an armful ot bottled beer HOause of the rain Fred lewos was not working nt his tradi1 jerterday nu j nt ronrludcsl ho would call on his wle He walked In Just as Rudolph rflode i who was paving partners with Airs HowlS nad Mappiil lilt table a ictou ding and taken the last trie ing thump ano i Without fiiriher alI Mewes hit iMudtr on tup of the head with an umbrella Hn uljo hit the Banners with Ue urn hrella and the three musicians ne save i sot upon him aided by Mr Mowes After a tierce battle In which the musltlins were routI Movves went to I the Iresbyterlin Hospital ant had his I IK id draped with about ten yards of bandage Then he swore out a war rint for the arrest of Rudolph Sloder I whom If accused of using a blackjack ami lUnlolph was irralgiied In Harlem Police Court today Magistrate Finn after hearing all I hurtles concerned Including Mrs Mewes dlschirscd Sloder Kach of the musicians has been compelled In I get his hair cut because of cuts on tup of his head Indicted bv the house painters umbrelh CIGARETTE SMOKING BARRED lrIlBII for llnek l lnnil Itnllrond iniilnj ITU Is Dlmnlmal I MTVtK UOCK Ark Vug i FIt I It Kistcy siiperlnlPiidcnt nf the Arkansas division of tho Hock Island HMIroul lodiv Issued a bulletin notifying all employees thit cigarette I smoking would not l o permitted j I Tho bulletin sav that the violators will bt dlichtritd 7 Earle Declares He Still Believes in Affinities Despite Arrest Loves Woman Who Accuses Him Inquires Anxiously About My Little Wife J and Denies Emphatically That His MotherinLaw Is to Blame for His Troubles BY NIXOLA CREELEYSMITH I believe in affinities just as much as I ever did declared Ferdi nand Pinney Earle to me yesterday in the jail at Goshen N Y in which he is confined for beating his former affinity and present wife Julia Kuttner Earle Look in the dictionary and see what the word affinity means It refers to a spiritual relationship having nothing to do with the sordid police court partnerships you people on the newspapers have made i1 cover HI dont see why they call me Affinity Earle I may have used the word once in the beginning of all this but I certainly have no monopoly of it Goethe wrote of elective affinities more than a hundred year ago Do you still believe that the second Mrs Earle whom you are imprisoned for beating is your affinity 1 I questioned The bantering smile which had HrhteJ th artists big blue eyes during the first moments of our conversation left them How Is the Little Wife I have nothing to say on that sub I Ject he replied frigidly Then de spite himself a tone of tendernws and anxiety crept Into his voice How is the little wlfo he asked Where III shor shoI I stared at Earle In amazement Here wis the strange anomaly of n man who had pleaded guilty to beating and chok ing the mother of his three weeks old on and who was In Jail on comolalnt of her relatives Inquiring for her with I unmistakable solicitude nnd affection When I had told Mr Earl that I did I not know of Mrs Earle present where abouts he remarked vehemently The little wife Is all right Then why did you beat herT Or did YOU really beat her I pursued For the artists manner was so mild his de meanor toward me so courteous that een In the face of evidence I could j scarcely bring myself to believe the stories of his strange brutality Did I beat my little wife he re peated 1 pleaded guilty didnt U Tei I admitted Will you say I why you dl dthat Didnt you know you exposed yourself to years of Im prlionment 7 Not necessarily replied Earle com placcrtly The ease doesnt come up j until October Lots Of things can hap pen In that time I nm not here un j der sentence you understand Its a I nice little Jail Isnt It Admired the Flowers i Mr Earle waved one of his long hands J In the direction of the Jail flower gar den visible through the barred door of the corridor In which we were stand I Ing Aflame with gray petunias and flaunting phoxes It offered a pleasant relief to eyes grown gloomy from the I contemplation of dim passageways and musty cells There are no flower gardens In the New York Jails I remarked to the Warden who was stinilng near Ah laughed Karle jou too have had chances to study Jail life from the Inside I explained that I had visited the I Tombs during the Thaw trial The casual mention 01 Thaw seemed I to bring Earle to a realizing sense of his position for the nrsp time Up to i this point he had seemed by turn de bonalro sneermlg amiably amused by my questions I Now I suppose you will class me i with criminals of that type he said bitterly 1 understand that jou attribute your present troubles to too much motlisrln1 law I queried Not at all My motherinlaw Is all right Earle replied blandly i Then the reports current In Goshen i today thai tnere Is to be a rcconulla i tloln are true I will only say that I hope for peace Every one should hope ror peace Earle I answered You know 1 am not trolng to talk to you about It so UB no use 1 consented to see you frankly be cause 1 wanted to see what a ca had done to jou Tnat the truth of it The articles you wrote about me last year Interested me My brother Victor used to send them to me after l went to I Ivurope Tho artist turned explanatorily low an the aed warden Til min luh i iirtlmlarly n teresteJ In things relating to mar rU u no nilcl she imt 1 firnu ucal to saj about It suess she Isnt mnrrtrdJeered tho naruen drjly Tluts It Harle acquiesced May1 be Id have moro to say If I were not Earle Has Improved Then I rnmarKed to the artist that his second matrimonial vanture notwith standing Its strange outcome appeared to have done him ood Whatever the Mate of his mind Ilnrles appearance U nmr that nf a I normal memrer uf society His Jles slahliko beard has atiibhcd his nulr Is short ninl aVe for the soft shirt nf gray Dane he hail on there was little to suggest the artist In his npieirance Whv shouldnt I feel bdttr he echoed I nm to much happier I have been very happy the last yeir I love my little wife and 1 am not nllllne to go oack on anything I have said cr ti ndmlt that I have made n mlsake et At thl Juncture thi morning naper1 men win m HirM Md refused to sec appeared suddenlv from ambu h hiv ing followed my trail to the Jill bicki doer Shouting triumphant questions they i fell uoon the artist who panlcitrck fled yp the Jtil stairs j r fOUb T UfL fOR I I PRHH GIRL U TO f m C R m Miss Fonthams Fickle Fancy Attended Her Even After Her Marriage When Judge Intone today sentenced to prison Dr William E Wood for wounding Lester F Dwight In a pistol duel nearly three years ago another chapter was added to an exciting and romantic series of Incidents In which elopement annulment Jealousy and In trigue followed each other rapidly and all of which revolves around Miss Ger trude Fontham a pretty little stenog I rapher Dr Wood Is a young dentist After I having seon his friend DwIght sup plant him In the affections of his fiancee having come out victorious In a duel with his rival having seen an other suitor Joseph OHellly brother i of Daniel the lawyer cut out Dwight only In turn to bo thrown Into the dis I card In favor of Capt Wlllam E Gunn who a few months after marriage was sued for annulment he says life holds few pleasures for him ajul he would I just as leave take his broken heart to a prison cell ns anywhere else I But the Jury did wrong to convict me he said I acted in self defense I It Is true we quarrelled about the girl but If Uulgrt hadnt thumpod me ovor the hoad with an umbrella ni I Hj In bed I Should never have drawn my pistol Even then he hod as good a chance as I for he was armed and I I was wounded once In the head The duel the first exciting Incident In the romance of Miss Fontham wai fought at midnight Oct 2 G 1103 In the I rooms of Dr Wood No 414 West One Hundred and Twentyfourth street j DwIght was manager ot the Cortlandt 1 Telephone Exchange and he lived with the dentist Through Wood he met Miss Fontham and after she knew DwUnt I Woods stock began to go down stead I lly Coolness between the two men grew and reached a climax when ac cording to Wood Dwight whacked him with an umbrella Five phlol shots rang out after that and tenants In the J apartment house found Dwlght on the I Moor gasping with wounds In his mouth chct and thigh and with Wood standing over him I The woman the woman the I woman was all that DwIght could tij and Wood sternly bade him be silent I and not mention any name DInt recovered nml Wood was released on I JJW ball furnished by his mother who H wardrobe mistress at the Ho Insco Theatre The name of the girl became known I when the police foird a will made In her favor hy Dr Wood He loft her j fjCiO nml his mother J1AO but said t tnnt If she nnrrlcd wltnln a eir at ter his death she was tn receho anjthlng A good deil of err Miiharlne poetry wrlttn by the sentimental den tist was nin found dedicated to the young woman I ASKS PRISON SENTENCE Ilr llnrllimlon Within Pure KIMII I nit Illelclly nnforrnl I At the reqiifnt of Commissioner Dnrl Irgton of the Health Department the Ji itlces of the Court of Spe lal Ss j Ions hiivo Issued warning tlmt hNe I nfler all violation of tle dire Food Law will bo given prison sentences Instead of tines as heretofore Commissioner Darlington according n Dtpulv tIfrk Fuller of the court ras recently ascertained lliat scores of grocer throughout the city are sel Ing Jams and Jellies In which sulphur OIK acid b used ai a presrv Ur y A t4l y f t I I TIPS I U W U B T Warning Placards Bring Joy to Voyaging Tight Wads All because Walter Iloach didnt get his there sorrow among the hired hands of the ships of the Cunard line Theyre mightily afraid hit passengers wont tip them anything ecept the wink which Is not sustaining when ono Is on n small salary It would app ar that four trips back a Mr Park a gent 1Ion with ft firm Jaw wont over first dabs on the Car mania NVnrln Liverpool he was ap proached bv thIs same Walter Roach vvno suggested that at this stage of the voyage It was ctibtoiiutry 1 one nc ro s with a suluble siun for the bathroom steward nhHi he had tile honor to be Mr 1ark exrlalnnrl that he had iilrea ly handed a IJI to th liathroom luiy wltlli the Hpiss Injunction that the bathroom boy make eiiiltuble illvlsl n with the luthrooni stowaid Hunch went away ami presently came baok to whom Mr Park vas standiimon ihe ptonifimde clock with a Kit uf other iiah iKer3 hririgmff the bathroom boy vntli him Tin n and lucre Iii bov de nied havlii t eivod uny money from Mr Park Mr Park nropcrly het up went to the chief toward and ilcmindeil thn return of all the tips he had given on the ship amounting to J3 He got them On the arrival of tho ship Roach was hauled up before Henry Drown superintendent of stpwauis for the line and fortnalh JNmlssfd from the ser vko He tiliil to gel work olaenhere and found ho hall bei n blacklisted So he mcd In lie tnlsli courts for defa mation of rliiiacter biclt roar and a fnv other thnss The Ilngllsh jude derided last week that he had no claim fur dannges asalnai the Cunard Com pany pJnSa when the Carmanla arrived this morning her cnbini were extensively decorated vvlth placards warning nil stewards and other employees that an of them iuuit soliciting a tip or caught accepting a tip with or without solicitation would be dismissed from the companys service and posted as an undesirable worXnni At the same time worldly wise trav elers will do well tn provide tluvnehes with small chuisro befoii srolnx abor just as heiPtifore Those stewards have a war about them CI i SAY SHE IS INSANE umrnUnlnii Hulds HrnrliiK In Cnni of Aecused 1liirilcri i Irs Ilintiltnn McDnnild and Robert sin Islttlng as a onimison of exjKn alienist resinied their Inqulrv to lav Into the mentii eomlltion of Mis Char lotto HltvuiK wnn on Xv yt 7JO snot and kllld ier hu iril ct their hone In tho Uionx I i led b her ciunol toiijre niiti licl Ifogle tat sh was frsanc whin sio irn mIl te1 the irimc ami JuUi Poster raiiinr than run tin ai uf m trial Ins iinlTnl I th aluit sis Ilk te llmonv liP he t in at nT sin t on the ilate i l i y Ililf T riJi ftitins n were hcarl this lift rnnrii Ml llrl ihit Mrj Illtihioik api fHd I niPiitnlh n lulanePil for mi avs pirvlous to sloivlns 1 vv i In out in tin sho win red i i i 11 K of n Mtike our n in1 Tnc ip rs i pamlne her p r onill on Mnnliv IIIH u i i u Lil e Dropping a heavy load dunging from cotleeto POSTUM I Ilicrcs n Reason n I L IbH mRmR I G TW WI f Englishman Cannot Get a Bondsman and Must Go to the Island William Oakley 1hp Englishman ho I wan confronted by two women In JVf fsrsrm Market Court vstprdaj who claimed to bu his lawful lvea cne a brlio nf ten eafs nml tho other or fleht month was pent lo the Ishnd I for one yeir by Magistrate Ilarlovv I i te lay Oaklev naively admitted h Ing a bigamist bv saying I lovn mv llrst wife and had she been there It would never hive Imp ener1 At thn conclusion of the rasp alls tratc Ilarlor surptUed his unlllnrs by plncIng OiUley under JlfllO hall for ons jcar to Infuiio his pa incut nt J1 a week to Mrs llmlly J Oakley nee I lindi of No 92 St NHioli avenue winre he lives with a Mrs liloeh i As Oikley Is gelling but IT a wnck as 1 honkketpei he will lliul It next to Im po slljle tn get any one to go Ills suicty for the pivment of JO a week tn Mis Ilmlly J Oikley Thn inslve liunl he was placed iindrr wnn done more hi Insure hi1 vlrg In ousloclj should tho Chlragii pollre call fnr him than In1 an thing else The ulieged ocond Mrs Oaklej illil not appear In court today Her maiden name Is unknown but she Is said to oi a telephone operator In tae Hotel Vlc torli She Is many vears the junior nf OVilrv Wli IS thYlllw fUJI ulI anil OiMiv In allfgcil tn 1me maiilnl her In Chicago li t Siplembei 0 STOLE TO PLAY RACES TliiniKlit He Could llent lie HiuiK nmkern on lIt n Week i I Harold H Koehlor nlm teen 5 Mrs old Inllcjed for tile thnft of 1NJ from the National Park IHnk when hi wa emplovid as a elk pleiilcd ulltj lo vrand larceny Lpfote Judge Crane In Joneral Sessions iodiy and was sent o lllmlra Refomntorj The boy n I ho ole the money to jlav tlie races He Had vvuikeil out a fusem iv wn h IP t i Ih lie could licat the ookk is 1P saary was 11 n wr k I C AMI G Wlff I ICKf HfR W I ff BIG LI fR I 1 I Mother of Seven Refused to Sail Declaring Ship Would I Surely Sink i WAS AFRAID TO EMBARK Husband Tried Force and Even I Chloroform Until Police i Stepped In I When Mrs Albertlni Kemiolll of I Peoria 111 her husband Guido and her Pen children all of whom were i hookid for passage on Ia Touralne arrived at the French line pier at sail Ing time this morning sho Jet up a wall that echoed out Into West street I Vho ship ho sink I no no she rlod and her husband and seven chil i dren dragged vainly nt her arms The iiusliand pleaded and begged In vain I IlnaUy he lost patience and seizing his I i wife by the waist nnd picking up her I i feet he dashed up the gangplank with I her the seven little Tcnnellla trailing I Hut Mrs Ktnnclll proved no faclla burden She Ulckod ami tcrutched and icreatned until the general Impression prevailed that she was beln murdered LimitDetective iiclman and Her 13e tidlve Mulligan Interfered stepping In tho pathway of the struggling pair The husband besought them to let him pass with his burden Forced Back to Wharf I flx hor In the uhlp said Fennelll I stuff h r face with some pillows She 80 es she go But the detectives I pushed the pair and tho seven chlldicn I hack on to the wharf and requested Fcnnolll to settle the argument less sttenuousi I settle responded Fennelll where upon he dartovl off In tho direction of West street Presently he returned with n halfpint bottle of chloroform i 1110 seemed highly elated and smiled I cunningly as he approached his weep IllK Wlfo Now I flx her ho announced to the i detectives I five her the dope She wako up and the ship Is away Out cnmo the cork and hn cprainr toward Ills wife when tlw detectives reached fur him and yanked him back He raged at this and flung the chloroform fium him Vat In hell In lion led In his host Fncllsi wlimipon ho eith ro thH seven ohlldren Into n stiliiK and fed with them down the nler and Into i Mnrtoii striPt leavlni the still walHiiir Mrs 1ennelll lojnlnc fnrlotnly p nlnst i n post I Saw Ship Sink In a Dream I Rptween fobs she told the detwtl es I fiat she wtis fnllv rnnlnce la Tour nine would never cross the ocean SIe linl hud dream after die m that the M S P was goln In sink I ci next shin siin flnallv Vrlcht cned up and It WIS so arranged with the enmrnnvs pltloers thnt the oas isro of tho Fennclla would bo cood on the steTinshlp fiat sails net week Drvlne her teirs then she sought nut lcr Irato spouse nnd the soeii little Tennellls WOMAN SUICIDE CUT HER THROAT WITH RAZOR I MinnurrnwN X Y AUB x I Mrs NVlip OHa rI wife of Patrick O Hnra who Iw t a boardlnu house near I irrc commit ted Ulde today by rut ting IIT throat with a razor She n i tiwn ven jenrs of ago No nuee is known IM L H I J DDL p TPmJm J Counsel for Family Objects to Signing of Final Judg 1 ment Decree t An unusual piocecdlns of counsel to 1 day Indefinitely postponed the slgnlns of the lntoilocutory decree of annulment of marrlagii which a referee hai recommended be granted to Helen Maloney the Standard oil millionaire Tho signature of Justice Hhchoff was necessary toby to nuko effective tho unmilmiMit of the mnrrlnRO ot Miss Maloncv to Arthur Herbert O born a jountf stoolc broker of Dili city Justice llhcinff called tho ca o from 4 his calendar for final Judgment and wu about tn sign lilt papers when A I fumes of No HI Broad street conn Mil for tho Malonev family asked for an adjournment There was no objfc tl in uu the pan of counsel representing Osborn and the adjournment was nmd Indefinite This acton iiiturally will have the effect of Indefinitely postponing the legal marriage of Miss Mnloney to Samuel Clnrl sun the yuung Englishman with whom slu nlnped to Europe Tli unexpected action of the lawyer I t has caused a lot of speculation Mlssi i Mnlone mairlrd Oborno at Mamaro nock In secret Tho ceitmony was per forinnl hy a Juslliv of the peace and lur parents wciv not Informed of It Utter on believing sli said that Her marriage to Oibirn was Illegal sra j eloped with Claiksun rnul married him aluoiiil Her father brought her hack to this country and after Borne llttl timu 1 itmeeedlni 1110 brought to an mil tho mnrrLiKe It WDM seneially understood that Miss Mnloney as soon as the decree of an mihnnnt was Lranteil woud remany Clarkxon who is ilvlnt In London She hid lliu nwial and Mninolal support of liLr family nil tmmish the annulment prrcrodlmrs nnd tllx makes the request loi nn iiljoiirnmont of tinal action In I HIP mal 111 all Uio more mystifying I Persian Governor Assassinated TKIirllAN Iersla Aug iDIsquiet ins reports come from the provinces of Tars haristan and ICennan One of the local Governors liaR been assas sinated but further details cannot be obtained 11 t Insure Your Sox I The Original Holuproof Hose for men and women warranted to wear six months For eiery par that shows a hole or lears wed give a new pan tKEE 6 Pair 2 flU GUNUIME S01D ONLY BY aZi Jt feu UNION 6Q nth nr Bway 279 BVAY nr Chambers 47 CORTLANDT nr Greenwich 125TH STREET cor 3d Ave jnrBrWnmirn3 njiu its in Harmony The ilalniy Trench liHiiluIr the liiilnt don tliu mission llbrao horn romfort la kind 1 ror earli there are inan harmonous pit lern n WjlHloIJPhal lak Malnrd Clas Out or Plain ijliss 1 t iitDre than hnr monUi It I c nrt j that last flnlshlnp louili neipsary lo omiilfte the plii Vcrj Incxptnilve His II ipiiMcd to ordinary wlndnns hy anv one let us show jou how ve tin beautify your homo iiuiiuiu HERM HUZ Hrl IUIO Ihlo our n III Kwt Mil 1St tuiii oi toinoi Vv inih ruW an1 obtain an asn Iotfern at holtl Hrollhra1 rlro K W n llrookljn I n I 1 1i zr
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rr a w e eatr 1 f THUis 1 r THE EVE 1 rG WORLD THURSDAY AUGUST 27 190 9 lfl VILAZIS AS DOCTORS HOP I fOR RmVm i I Member of Clevelands Cabi I net Survived for Weeks I I I After Stroke J MADISON Vl3 Alts 2TCol Will lam F Vllas who was stricken with apoplexy on July 20 last died at his i home here today I The Colonel was practically uncon j clous from the time of the attack until nbout a week ago when hf showed i t signs or recovery The doctor wore so hopeful last Saturday tluu they spoke of Jotting the patient sit nil j When Dr Philip Inx called upon the Colonel this morning he found him un usually cheerful and bright and be llflved he showed slsiu of remarkable I Improvement Shortly after 10 oclock while the nurses were administering a bath to the patient he weakenel very quickly An attempt was made lO re h the Doctor lint Col Vlliu died before he could be reached Or Charles II Velar of New York who has been staylni at till home i vas not present at the death Dr Fox believes that the Immediate cams of the death was a second stroke of paralysis Col Vllas wax a member of President Cleveland second Ciblnot lioldlnR tha ionolios of ioslmasterOcneral ami rfocrctiry of the Interior and for years I I one of the count ay d prominent men OC I went yenra howiVor lie tik little purl in Public nlTulrs I CARMANIJ fATS I HER BEST RECORD I DoJ President of Irish Club Does Not Think that Lipton Will I I Try for Cup Next Year The Cannanla of the Cunard line arrived today having made one of the best trips in her history Her best days run of IM mlei bra her own record and shoriadc Sandy Hook In sir days I thirteen hours and tlllrt one minutes arriving last night but too late to do k In spite of her Rood run however she i was beaten by her oldtime rival the Teutonic which pasted her Sunday and I docked last night Capt Barr of the Carmanla said he would have arrived at the Dler last night had he not obeyed fin Ironclad rule of the Cunard com pany and reduced speed In a light mist thus losing two hours Among the passengers was Thomas I Roust President of the Irish Club of I London which entertained the Ameri can athletes at the Olympic games HP was loud In his praise of Hayes the Marathon runner Mr louse Is a friend of Sir Thomas Lipton I fear there la little chance for a race for the Americas cup nrxt year he aid I know Sir Thomas unwlll Ingness to bring over a delicate racing machine again and dont think he will try for the cup unless the New York e 1 Yacht Club consents to his competing with a seagoing yacht However I think you In America are quite right In your attllude und am sure If the cup way In KnglanJ the yachtsmen there would take a similar stand T M Oregon the negro athlete of Harvard returned from England where he went to rest and gain weight In order to tnakr the Varsity footli team this year lie Is Harvards best lhl yard sprinter but did not try In the Olympic games I attribute the bad showing made by Harvard men at the gamrf to nut of date coaching methids aId Gregory Our men were unfit BULLS AGAIN RULE i IN STOCK MARKET Free Buying at Strong Prices Jumps the List With Har riman Shares Leading Bull operators in the stock market took hold of their favorite stocks with I confidence airaln today and an active and rising market resulted The well known railroad stocks were all taken In round amounts especially the Harrt I mun croup Southern Pacific establish ing anntiiur re owl Ilifure at 103 Gains I of a point or thereabouts were numer I GUN und Included most of the Important rtijlroiuls and specialties Missouri 1a I clllc and Union Pacific advanced i points Large blocks of Rending were bought i In the afternoon on u Htuadlly rl lng I scale end It ultimately advanced over I point The market In general con tinned strong and the days gains wiie I ituTtMscil materially cspoclnily among tin comers The cliislug was firm and active i Tin total iiuros of stocks today were 9iVM shares ami jvJ4ole0 of bends I The Final luotuttoni ToJiys hlclint lowest and clojlne priers ant net chants of t KRs rom ye t nViy flied quotations are u follons set I Open Lax Close Chr i Allli Oulm pf t5 35iy i I Opal apps 7iiT 7S j1l1 l Am Agr Chuii Ifs Slh t1 Am Cir 4 KJv Wt 401 411 I Am COllIn 011 W K IUI li j Am los Co IKtJ Patti i ii Am l o 57 J l Jil j s I Am Mill 7 I 7H ljy H Am Malt pf 411 4Sj WU Am Sin rcf US WIU ijv 4 jat An SUKII un taH la I Am ri t T ID IMH ir iri 1i Anacomli Mining 11 471 HI 1 At T S K tact rbh ai Pi Halt K Ohio liA tiP US T 1 II R T Wj rJV Mij 1U Cent Ijnthpi cwt IM si t a1 i 1a 1a Lip li1 loy In airs fc Ohio 41s Wt 42 4 m rib at t V 11 a i 0 H rat I St P 141 Hv 1411 4 1i 1 lil fc SV njs 1I ii j pus 4 11 I ioi y s I ri ti tat Vi ol sufitra rv xi M 4 1i I1 s Ht D M i in I cnl rt VI pf r p ril M i I ns il iin 1411 117 140 3 Iirn Pr gl Ci Itik rl 10 firn P io pf 77 77 77 4 Il Del k Itul 171 170IJ 171 4 2i lien ft Itlo O I ifii ilVi IM S r Wj 1iij ii7j sl 1 S3 A A pl 21 El 2H4 I grin PIq 51 2IJ4 42 Kne tat Pf I4 H7ii 1011 f 141 Prle 21 pf SO 2i Vi ikn iv HiV In H1I1 I treat Nor ft llSj W Wi 4 t Int It 12 12 12 4 4 Intnr Mat pf inn Kill IM i I III CPU iwv mi rat 4 sn I Infrumn ji Ji 2 S a t I Iul NUh lll 110 tin Hj MiPhninn 11714 1371i it7H MSIP to F SM 121 121 H 4 2 y f StlSH M pr 1V7 liST 14 Mo Km ft Tel 11 M 31 4 i Mo K T pf M Hi nr i Jig 1irfio vis riT VI 1U Vat Lrtl rSlr Ir i era j iI vent leail nf In m in2ij Virfnlk YAVjt 7a 7l1i 71 I V Y rvnnl 11 fii KB 4 T Xnrih Iirlfic 1I1 4 141 lilH Ili tint A Wp t Itt 4JIJ 4T 4 K JVnrnvtvsnli 1HJ 121 11 IWVi 1 IMpleit liB 111 M M 4 e ir MM Steel 3tsi IP 3Is t n Rpidlnr 12 v 1211 12i 4i Km steel 2P MU Ili lv non Cirri pf 7m sly it 4 1al lioli Wind 11 W I H Hmk isnd tif MH SIS 3w elf RIM Skffl sat It III STh PT iftii lots iniu 4 M st r nl J n m i South is I rf ini lioi llni 4 li Suth Rli 20 lfi4 2rt 1 a Snuth Rll Df V 4t 40 f 11 Loup RW 17 17 17 ft lords SU pf 43 404 42 Texas PUP Jil Kill niT qP g W g VXqP I X W f Mtp CH x i I T RU W nf Ml Mal MH i Twin City R T H Wi4 not u I rn Pac IITJI 151 v 111 4 nn Pac rf crH rl s1y u P P C i pit1 M 11 f t n S C I P pf 73i 7HA 7H4 T1 S Un l 47 ISi 17 J Ui r 3 tIpc 110 loss nn 4 iu tltah Conner ala 44 4tai H ts Can Ch 20 W4 W 4 It V 0 Ch pf KCU 1D7U 1iiTH 4 M Wahsih 15U 1U t21 4 in Wbuh D f 201 tat 261 a 14 wheel A il E tj ou ut W A MS Ut pf 17 IrtH 111 4 ri Wl Central 44 24t4 244 I 4dvinc e D ecitne JAP N COMP ETES PLANS FOR FLEETS RECEPTION I I TOKIO Atlir iThp pr nmnie for the reception of the American fleet In Japanese PMt has been finished anI submitted to LieutCommander JOhn A Dougherty naval attach of the American Embnpsr for approval but It has not yet oeen nihllVy announce owing to the projiblllly that minor chance will he made The attention to details characteristic of the Japanese la shown thNu holt the proirramnie which Is on an elabor nto scale Friday and Saturday The Absolutely Final Sale of Spring Summer Suits for Men We do not intend to show a single one of these suits next s sonit is con trary o our f xed custom To lean no poscibe room for uch cent nency i we have made final prices as toliows I I AH Suits formerly priced LI At ajj57 i650 T8 All Suitsformerl rice I Ai 15 20 23 20 I Il At 21 AH Suits 30 formerly 35 33T t A Sale of 150175 200 I r w Negligee Shirts for Men j 95c t Imported Madras Shirts in light or dark col orings or plain white plain or plaited bosoms The workmanship Is of such high standard a l I and the patterns so desirable that the oppor tunity should certainly not be overlooked 1IiJ I Broadway itth 1tonqnmy 34th Street r 1 ri o r y r H 1t17N I a 1 110 0 L crr OIl 0 a on 0 a Clothing News Extraordinary onooo 10Ji1 Splendid lot of Mens Handsome r p o JIL Suits and Overcoats e uesusy f r j 41 rr t TSV G ta soc on the Dollar 1 d t 1J f 1 r Y a o i rJN sale at THE 14TH STREET STORE 0 ly W More fine from the high 1 i k i offerings n G t u n a 7 t V grade stock of Bon wit Harris Co U 1 iz Broadway and 5th Ave Cor 21st St r 7 r 1 1 t r 4 Fresh displays Suits and Overcoats 0 e L t orders for which Bonwit Harris 8r Co 1 u Yr t Si t l gave weeks before retirement from busi Z L r I J I LU LLJ c f r ness on sale all day Friday and Saturday g 0 0 L 4Ar 4 up to 1 oclockthe closing hour 1 L h S t 1 r All the New Styles All the Snappy Popular Fabrics The Most 0 11 S WI 4 n Tempting Prices Choose Without Delay k Bonwit Harris a Co Bonwit Harris a Co rfonwit Harris 8 Co Bonvvit Harris S Co Bonwit Harris a Co Q Mens Suits and Kens Suits and hens Suits and Mens l 1 Mens Suits at Clothing at g t Overcoats at Overcoats at Overcoats at I 50c on the Dollar 50c on the Dollar 1 Mk 50c on the Dollar 50c on the Dollar 50c on the iiollar E 2Plece Suits Pall and Winter Suits Worst d Milts C I Fnnc Fancy Casslmcre Suit fancy Worstpd Black Suits 1 3Plece Suits Fancy Worsted Suits hall v inter Overcoats Fall y Cassliiiere Suits Plain Pray Suits U ti e j Winter Butts black Ihltitt stilts CraveiiBites Black Victiiia and 1J ruwn Serge Suits Fall Suits Rain Coats Silk and Venetian Lined I loi larly n 1 overcoats O x Plain Suits an tCOIl S If Fall ami ricdliim Medium Weight Suits Winter Weight Ov TCPts Winter Overcoats Long Winter Overcoat LOUR N r 1 Velglit Overcoats of worsted Chev All r1ir Clothing from 1 Precisely t I fr2 I L iots Cassimeies the r 50 Kuppenhelincr 50 rJ Etc During tlielr Stein Hoik c t 0 What t t rl regular course 5 leading Co lIir5ch Wick 9 1 2 Men I 1 Lrcssy 15 was liomvit styles a wire Co In I J CCsy 1j j p1 Harris Cus and beiRes Ihibets I V tort I J lowest price materials Etc 2 iA 7 THE 14TII SrmrKTSTOKB THE MTII 8TIIIIKT STOKE TIm 11TH STmmT SIOIllD I fra A J I r w onulJ C r l qJ 1 C 1 ti is rt 1 M e 1111 9 S 2 iro no 2 1 C Co II II a r9 at 5 ff 0 I t r But Sold On y in Lots of ti Doz 6 for 30c Twentyfive Popular styles Included are low and medium turn cbwn shapes Every Collar new anJ perfect No rejected lots Greatest bargains in collars seen in a long ime Lisplaved on special tabes on the Main Floor n O Oa fOil O JO lO Oi ocn o Oc f J BONWIT HARRIS CO MENS FURNISHiNGS 50c rEDOLlAn 11 Heus Necliwear Mens Suspenders Hens iJaif Hose new s Underwear U Made of high handsome Lisle web fi peiHler1 made with kilt s 1 MKS i IIIlt IM lL lASII I SILK rNUbitWiH IN f silks In MKVS e qjaniy ME S N aGGLIG E S iII rs U some English s oases and leather ends and patent f nr i L InMJl IIMd lluSK in their M Sillltla AND miAUKilf as ltu i squares bookies nretty assert 1VC nniity cnininri iiliin hack Iomvlt 1irs 50c I dl1l Fre llll French in I wwellac LnliMi dolts 1 four 111 hands rnfrt of pattorns value 341 llli Ian and P iirnil us well as as In L J 7 very effective value Jl FROM 1 tlh S lOCK 0 F In taaiv lUuiS uoed YfiCosprlcu are from II y A hens Pajamas und 1 ads duiuc heels 25c lo t Ia our price ear IwC 1 I MKVS NEOKWEAU I In a hand and ulfs J men BON iIT HARRIS CO SOc the dollar some assortment of popu Madraj or nerralfg ian coors or on LNS IMHilKti iptour SILl 111 iJAiwiKXTs or mos RAI 11 lar colors In foiirln ntvit slrlnul and figured llIr IIq rl m a Intutiul as IMI HPlUCrAX INUKHV KAIl ill U hands and bat wines 25 C cffeLts military cut trim 98 Imported per ulc5 and mnilnss color combinations coat models and Duinjiu It cilirs if 11 as In suing lad drawer ttoi wit Iinr value 5 c med with silk frogs value 98c In bl1 tan actors 1I on t aid r Iliinvll 1150 regular custom style plain or plaited bnsintsj nil JU ris ii CS mires an 2ffo Jobt II IIS fc I S t UUl I l In j tk per tcanneiit 011 t ttluch dctailieu 10 sites jtiucluU or u cuffs various sleeve lengths 15 T r Mens Bath Robes boys Star Shirts Value 150 J7 I friini r 1150 In Jcl iiur 8 J 11Ite IJIIIHlIO I 1VItllt J I 111 aunt iaiiilrtai afsonnent of ITS 1 CI 3 Oh jilCNS i1 Ihl r About 200 In ell made ol IIIIIH ed ileslrnhiB atterns cot mrdols m1 KjCfllcnt iiinllt corded mudnio prrraln mill nifiv ninrlly fnlirlc In nrw I IIM1 IIXi nnw IISIR AM H rrH 11 rr Q 50 t t t ImnilMiinr ililpn Ilitlil Jill dark rulnrlnu iimlorllj SllirTrf Ji DnA J hJv yeoman LUinkis and ly con ricuar jscun sir PS riin or nip tool llurt Q tns S in o fill icy IlaI iniiilrH plain or plulliil limuio ntluliril IIr drtiiilird ruT well 50 j vuluf SL iv tares collars rni pekes platoil bosoms nil have r dl ihnII in llrt Mi I Ini iT I tu I heavy girdle uvl 1Ik t put ita ln l sizes 12 to 7 1rc mats and HnUliiili nil In ilin i e nnrv hacr i i i i yr IIIIIITII HT sioitK h II Vnluc oJ I Main Iloiir t r h 150 V cloths to Itlatlt Value Jl v aiu tin if r o Womens and Misses Fall Suits Won1IDi Shoes and Oxfords h i In the popular 32 to 38 inh long coat styles Some of the The August ale continues with many remarkable bargains 1v iuis aree aboraely trimmed Other are in plain tail I An excellent variety of styles nil popular leathers The ored and mannish effects Newest sHirt rixur3s and J si oes tnti oxfords in this lot were made 10 be sold at w2 vO QJJ fl fj Lroadc oths All tne waited colors 1998 values Si reat bargains ali s zes pair at r 1 1111 I tItI tT 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