The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
October 24, 1908

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PRICE ONE CENT NEW YORK SATURDAY OCTOBER 24 1908 PRICE ONE CENT

ROBERTSONWINS ti GREAT AUTO RACE 1 t v RECORD TIME

tp Drives Locomobile Over Vanderbilt Course 64 13 Miles an Hour and Finishes 1 Minute 48 15 Sec I I onds Ahead of Lytle I I VANDERBILTS MERCEDES S IS GIVEN THIRD PLACE l L Racing Cars Run Into Crowds as They Swarm Over Course and Prevent FinishFew Accidents Mark the Excit I ing Contest The Vanderbilt Cup race over the Long Island course today was won by Robertson driving a Locomobile Lytle driving otta car No 6 was second Third place was given to W K Vande Its Mercedes oar No 5 driven by Luttgen The race was declared o after the first x iwo cars finished because of the crowds swarming on the Jurse After the third Up only seven cars stood any silos of finishing and only four of these appeared to be in position to fight it out for the honors j Hatipt in Chadwick car No4 led at the sixth lap with Robertson I gaining on him all the time On the seventh round a transmission chain on Haupts car snipped Before the damage was repaired he was hope lessly out of the race This is the first time that the Vanderbilt Cup has been won by an American driver in an American car Robertsons time for the 25806 miles was 4 hours 48 tS seconds an average of 6429 miles an hour for the entire race Many of his I rounds were made at the rate of from 67 to 68 miles an hour Lytle negotiated the distance in 4 hours 2 minutes and 3625 sec onds Robertson won from him by 1 minute and 48 15 seconds The time made by Robertson broke all American records The best previous time was made by Hemery In 1W5 He covered 2gJ miles In S6OS over tho old of 61E1 Vandefbllt course an average mile an hour The Time Phenomenal Todays time Is phenomenal for two reasons The track outside of the con crete portion was sticky with mud from the early morning rain In the final three lap the contestants were forced to run through lane of people Just wide enough to admit of the passage of their carl The course wan Inadequately po I heed the crowds swarmed on tile track at scores of places and that the casual heavy as those of a ties were not lIS battle Is considered miraculous Lytle who got second place finished 1 first but as ho started ten minutes be fore Robertson the elapsed time was an I advantage to the driver of the Loco mobile As soon as Robertson crossed the finish line the crowd at the grand stand hroke through all restraint and flooded Iho track Automobiles broke out of parking places along the course and within a minute Mr Vanderbilt saw there would be no use In trying to wait for other I cars to finish The iicer cluttered up In mobs of people and BwnrniB of auto mobile were compelled to slow down and note their way along Iiiaimuch as no third car finished the I third place was awarded to the car which had made the best showing at the flnUh1 of the tenth lao next to the I Iwo leaders This wa W 1C Vander hilt jra Mercedes No 5 driven by 1111 Ben which finished ten laps In 4 houri 1 minutes and 30 seconds I Flnlih Was Clogs The finish was the cloieit ever wit ntiKd In a big automobile race an I the KOOOO spectators lining the course wrri lr ntU with ixcltimtnt ai the Hading Aa igltl A DE MUD CAPTURES FIRST AT PIMlIGO II Six Thousand Enthusiasts and 43 Bookmakers See Some Real Racing mlrlol In The 111 111 nil world PIMIICO RACK TRACK Oct 24A real race track with nil that means to those who remember the sport In the oh I days before the PercyGray law In New York In what famous old Plmllco wan here tudny It wax tilt opening of the thirteen day fall meeting Bpd despite a hit of rain Dnltlmoie awoke to the oc casion and cent out at least flOW of her best citizens to do honor to the iiriiV Down III the betting ring fortythiee bookmakers had up their slates In the nit f0shiolcd Btyl and handed out tickets to every man who bet with them FIRST RACKPmw nil ages six furloifgH KB blond IIr In McCarthy 1 to i 3 to 1 and out Hist by a length rail y 97 Goldstein H to 1 even and out HPcoml Halvolatlle 112 Upton 0 to 1 3 to r and nut Hilivl Tlme i153i Kempton and Pt ep in also ran HIXONI RACEThrce yetr olds and upward MX added one mllti nnd set enty yards Live Wire 108 McCarthy 2 to 1 7 to 2 j la 2 even and I jo 2 won by neck Gildlrmi IS Golditeln 7 III D 7 to B even J to D even second lilts JOT K Uaynes S to 1 15 to I 16101 bin 1 nnd 6 to 2 third Time US 16 Queen of the 1II1U tlm aiid Needles Duke of Roanoke Mini Craw ford and Racine 2il also ran THIRD RACE Twoyearolilaj 100 IItld dl tin and a hair furlonlaoorla W Lclbtri no lUptonll I to i I 10 a anllevA w oj Taboo lit COalj y4 to J PENN AND INDIANS TIE I FOOTBALL STRUGGLE I I HARVARDNAVY GRIDIRON BATTLE I ENDSIN A TIE Reifsnider Makes First Touch down for Cadets on a Forward Pass THE LINEUP Nnxal Academy Pcmjtton Harvard Koberison IB Btrncn Vorthcroft C IT McKiv Meyer LG Burr IC1 Sllnnluft Ontre Sours b Nr JVrlKht nO Hoar Leighton nT Fish netelnlMr 11B Crnwler Lance OI Cutler Villon UIIB WJilte JnnM nHJI Corbett Rlchardton FB Gray Special to The Kvenlnn world I ANNAPOLIS Md Oct il Too foot hall contest between the Naval Academy and Harvard football elm tin big I game locally of thn season started shortly before 3 this afternoon The same was of special lnlsrestt as both teams have been considered unusually strong this year The Nivy team pre sented the strongest llnoup of the sea son The addition of Dalton put ihien good punters In the bnckOeH Jones and Lange being the others while Lange and Northcioft were relied upon for tie drop and place kicking respectively Tho day was fair thJlls1 warm fill football and the crowd jiie i f the lat est that has ever witnessed a came In Annapolis It Included many Harvard alumni from Washington iJatiliroio and i other points I The first half ended with the score I Navy 6 Harviud 0 The half shooed I Navys line to be the stronger of the 1 two but proved that the midshipmen backs were not as consistent gainers UB Harvaidi The advantages of speed and ou play Were shown up In the fact tli the Navys score was made on two nell exeeuted open plays Relfsnldor made the touchdown for Navy mi a forward pass receiving the ball from Lange as just as he crossed the goal line Northcroft kicked the goal BROOKLYN SCHOOLBOYS WIN FROM MANHATTAN The High School boys played two hot games In Brooklyn today The Boys High School of Brooklyn beat West Clinton of Manhattan 27 to 0 and Com merce of Brooklyn beat Stuyvesant of Manhattan 17 to 0 I K to 6 and 4 to 6 second Aralia 106 McCarthy 8 to 1 3 to 1 and 6 to 3 third Time lOS Ilagman Great Jubi lee Beaumont Tear Point Golden Cas tle Hettonla Hawkwlng and Llstla also ranFOURTH FOURTH HACKSteeplechase four earolds and upward selling JMXI add ed about two miles rontotop HI Dti pee 2 to i even and 1 to 2 won Rufus 135 Hatnpson 15 to 1 6 to 1 tend 3 to 1 second Rye Boy 137 W Jackson 15 to 1 6 to 1 and 3 to 1 third Time 4It Jim McGlll George lelper Bell the Cal and Llessle Kisser also ran t TORONTO RESULTS TORONTO Oct 24Ih races today resulted af follows FIRST I1ACgXiO added for all ages sis furlongs Hasty 106 GolnefO 3 tn 2 rill 2 and out WIlI1 by a length and a half Russtone 106 Murray u to 1 to 2 and out second Fantasia ion Cummings 3 to 6 and out third Time 1015 iHtrouma Pickles Slrl and Hen also inn 8UCON1 1tAC1sPurse 200 selling three yeur ol is and upwaid mile and u sixteenth Polar Star 107 Rael 3 to B and out won by two lengths TIIIP Hoy 10S Williams r to 2 even mud 1 to 2 second Cosmopolitan 101 Oolncs a to 1 even and 1 to 2 third Time Jr 3r Harry HIchiMin Poteiil and Inspei Purvis also ran Third rare diclaied off FOlRTlf RACKPmse its all ages five fiirloiigH Cyclp1 110 Cummings 2 tn 1 even ant l 1 to 2 won by two length Dorothy Webb 103 lollies IJMII 2 to 5 and out becondi Philosopher KNI MrArdlei 4 to 1 n to 2 and 1 to 2 third Time 107 Hold Hors Trappe sea and Mtildrnck also can FIFTH itACFThree year olds and upward selling gentlemen riders JIW added i six furlongt Niblick UI cr Wright 4 to to 1 to 3 and out won Uergoo 131 Mr R Taylor 8 to 1 D to 2 and even second Mss Crawford 1 34 Mr niack 10 to 1 I to 1 and 3 to I third VlrrtlW Star Emblem Cart bl tTPtaay Bird aUo ran v I t i Quakers Cross Goal Line in First Half but the Redskins Smash Through the Line in the Second i FOOTBALL SCORES PENNSYLVANIA 6 CARLISLE 6 PRINCETON 0 SYRACUSE 0 NAVY 6 HARVARD 6 WEST POINT r 6 COLGATE 0 YALE 38 W and J 0 I LAFAYETTE e 8 BROWN 6 i i WILLIAMS 40 MASS AGRICULTURAL 0 CORNELL 9 VERMONT 0 I THE LINEUP Carlisle nlta MItIOIl I r Little otdnan IIraddnrk 1 T15aseuka Capt Drupr 1 6Afra1J or R 10ar Ilurlck Celllr lRrrJ 1 lllrk It r 1011 Pike troy It I altoll It G Gardner tt 1 n Valenti Thane Miller H L IJ Ianer bb le H Rexean n ne or 11111

IlInllenhnrk leapt innckey ltFutntuick iti8 Hplerpe are fhe of1ctals Trlnlt held I all unnnSoti lanllon1 IIneRl11all Cruw OSOI1 lehlgh I JudgeOk Swarthmore ell Swarthmorc I WorM 1 special to The Evening Philadelphia FIELD FRANKLIN Oct lln one of the most Important games thus far played this season Ipenns football team this afternoon the Carlisle Redskins j lined up against h gh keyed up to a loth teams were but the Indian I pitch of expectancy Jndla substitutes A i team comprised many the contest I great crowd saw nt arrived Iaers The Red and Blue players their training quarters this morning Jersey pines at the balmy fresh from e Junction while the upState lnslow last night Both team arrived In town Roth I elevens staked their success of the sea AccompanIed contest Accompan son on to days I by the Carlisle Hand tho Indian stu dents came to this city In a special train at noon about EGO strong 1 The weather cleared off during the I morning and at 230 P M the hour I scheduled for the game to begin the conditions were good for football A I from the East blew straight stiff wind T aascheemore Ilght than I down the field There were more In the great Incjofiure 10000 persons teams came on the gridiron I when the The lineup First Half Carlisle won the toss and selected to defend the east goal giving Pennsyl vania the kickoff The Quakers kicked off at 23T and the Indians falling to gain kicked to Penns 20yard line The lost to each side several times I hall was Pennsylvania got thin leather I and finally I on the Indians 3t yard line Miller fumbled a forward pass however and I recovered the hall and the Indians I kicked to mldlleld Pennsylvania kicked back anti the Inl ulanE started In to rip up the Quaker line A double pass with a forward and several line plays gave them Ross the ball In mldlleld where they lost It I on a trick outside kick Several line plays failed to train for Pennsylvania and an onside kick rolled to Ihe Indians 1 dians II to yard line wh re Uraddook Itll im It Two plays put the leather over the Indian goal Mauler curylns the ball Scarlett kicked time goal Scare Pennsylvania n Indians 0 After Thorpe hud fallid on n try ut n field goal limn tho 25yard 111111 nfttr the kickoff the bill fiviiuently changed hands Spectacular midrung and brill iant tackling by both tuiniH were tint tines Neither nldo rntild do much through thri line and many end plays had to hi rcsoitcd to In the kicking duel hIt ileullnek oulpuntcd Tliorim iurh Hide hprnng trluk plays which gained only shot dlvtanreH as tlm iiliiyorf on both tenets wrll on the alert Tho Indians principal play wan in send the interference one way and the runner with tie hall Inthe other dlircllon mill then to shoot a s and pass Tho Indians running with the hall howrvr was supiirlor to Ihut if penn ylvnl After HIP Pennsylvania cloven sen I 1 Its inurhdowii neither goal was In Hunger except when Thorpe tried a field 1onl The first half ended with the ball on Pennsylvanias 33ynrd line In the Indian possession Score Pcnn ylvanln 6 Carlisle 0 SECOND HALF In the second halt the Indian started out like a different team coins at Penn furlouily and pliyluc the Quakeri comb pllel ni off their feet In lllc first five or tn minutes The rfskJns sol off olio nett 1111 after anolll r so fast Hint ICnn could not get settle1 to stop Cain after gaIn tlurnughopenings Vf1 rnlKS molt In cennn of 11111 It was flnaly on n 0 Yard rim by ThoiTip who jiljrzneir through tilt hJ entire Penn team that the rent Indian halfback crossed the Quaker goal for the first time this sea ROil Thorpe Icked goal and the s scoro was tied I Afer this Ienn hrnced lip and II urns o pally even tight t the end or the game with the hall howeI Inore in Perm than In Indian ttrrliari The III llans hued twice for field goals and Ienll once hilt all were Lllnres llnrlo 01 Penn II however lIlnl inches withIn a few or eurreeding on a kick sttmding un the 4arll line Penn mad runny RIIOtltutlonll In the second Half and the Quaker team with out Kelnath her great quarter back II did lIt piny the UAIII1I Silent nllroI gaunt 1IlIhllck TowlIend urns also IIIlsseol the Indiana also mate eve sub silt utions III this hall NOSGORf GAME BETWEEN TIGERS AND SYRACUSE I Capt Dillon Goes to Prince tons Rescue When the Outlook Was Blue The LineUp Princeton Position lraUA imrd I K Slildlnc I Fisher Waller K O T i Vlark COM Centre Conlliwn e MiKa len It o IXlf 11100111 It T iVorV naught i rr Cnpt Wrirn Ill Unwann Q ji narr item L H it Hank OIA niiit Miul Cunnlnirhain R Ih JIIlIn aura ofIelalsfir earl I Wllllami nl svlvanla referee Joseph ihlnha P nr nt Jlrkln Penn in ullwlr f 11111111 of Plllanora iulee H S Feeges Irlnrolon hnQ tlI1 flaw non i Special to The Kvfnln r 1 1 JnIoel TON N J Oct 24inter lain weutlur did not prevent a large crowd from witnessing the battle royal between Syracuse and Princeton The strength of the Syracuse eleven wna n subject of much rommenl and many were the doubts expressed as to the Tig i ers supremacy Contrary to general exl pectatlon It was decided at the last minute not to enter Capt Dillon Thl fact unv Hyraciiwu stock u lift Hyiauuna iccelvid the kick off run nlngham tried a drop hut failed ii chin nge of punis fiirtoneil anal the imii seesaweil back and forth In inllfiel except for nut determined luHh which K iniilhe inuiln to he i0yaid Hue wifn Princeton made a stan and gained he ball ballThe half ended with no score Hliln and Hnrr rrar the RyruciiHx ttnndlus Dawann plllnluutlr for Prlnivtun Coiistantl ImtterlliK PHlHetonii Jlno by macseH mi tackle Syracuse kepi the Timers In their own tmrltory for the first ten inlmitix of the Manful half Ihreiitenlnif In scorn oil several occn nloiui fapt Ion of Hynicuw WHK played from behind tin lint and Prince ton a light twin and hacks wr unable to atop him Hymcune did not let near er than the llfteenyHnl line however uhen Princeton held for downs Capt Eddie Dillon was lent in to the Continued on Page Seven oOiEiE 1 FROM BESOM AT EMPiRE TRACK II Getaway Day at Yonkers Course Attracts Good Crowd of Regulars EMPIRE RESULTS I FIRST RACESpellbound 1 Erbet 2 Jeannette i SECOND RACEGolconda 1 Imi tator 2 Dolly Spanker 3 THIRD RACE Did not fill FOURTH RACESpooner 1 Be com 2 The Squire 3 FIFTH RACEQuestion Mark 1 Tilelng 2 Gretna Green 3 SIXTH RACE Biskra 1 Saracin eaca 2 Esoteric 3 BF VINCIWT TJU NOR EMPIRE rilACK Y6NKI3RS N Y Oct 21 Spoiincr won the Arrow Stakes the feature of the flnla clays racing here this afternoon He wan practically left and after making up ton lengths In the run to HIP stretch turn suns car ried wide He however came on In a game fashion and at the end won very easily It waR lest hetw n Hesoni and The Squire and they went post the judges on almost even terms Thin otll clals save the placo to Besom Little II Smith who was nraily killed during I tile recent Jamaica meeting and lay be tween life anti death for a couple of weeks afterward had his first mount since the accident on Arabee In this j race He was generously cheered as he wnt to the post Spellbound a Winner Jack McOlnnlH picked up the opening punw with Spellbound After Font tired at the head of Ihe stretch the AIcGlnnls gelding took the lead and literally walked In Krbet after being shut off early and often closed with a tt In ning rush that wan badly timed and he just failed to got up Jeannette was in close quarters In the early part and at the end the best she could get was third Golconda Got a Race There were tips on Karl G and fancy In the second race Tin pair went out and raced their heads off to the stretch and then Oolionda tattle out and got the money Imitator shut off In the at etch after runnliiK prominently to that point came again and wax mi ning vety strong at the end to get the place line In front flf Dolly Spanker Tinning Into the stretch Dolly Spanker was running veiy strong and looked i like the winner but hn got a weak fin ishing ride and the result was he got only the show money I Start of Fifth Poor The Mart of thu fifth race was far be I low the Cashhly standard The field WIIH off struggling and Gowan anti I Arondack the not favored ones got much the worst of It Tllelng went out In the lead followed by Gratna Green They raced that way until well Into the stretch where Question Jlark camo Horn behind with a rush and just got up In time to bent out Til clog Iretnt Green held on long enough to save tho show money MAN DIES AND THOUSANDS OF SHEEP LOST IN BLIZZARD WINNIPEG Man Oct 21harry Mai Hn of Martin brothers sheep rnll h ill this district of Maple reek Sask while out with a flock of che p hi the ktiowntorm of this week lost Ills way und Bled frmn oxpoaure fifticn tub llca from town Many thiu andH of ehiap porlfhed In the stnrm Ivy Wilson Ih Ins north nf Maple Creek lost twenty tilt hundred anlmuln The storm drove them Into the lake near his ranch Thu mod Kerr lost five hundred Marlin Illothers lost s vcral htindrid CHANLER GETS A REST 11UIFAIO N Y Oct 24Meut Clov Chanler after a good mornlnira rest left here on the Umpire State Kx preu thla afternoon for RQIU nnd Utica where ha will ipeitk this evening I 300 MEN BURIED 1 IN BURNING MINE AFTER EXPlOSION dI Trapped by Flames in Colliery in Penn I sylvania and Force of Rescuers t I Balked in Efforts to Aid by Great Volumes of Smoke 500 OTHERS ESCAPE DEATH BY REACHING DISTANT EXITS Relief Train Rushed From Pittsburg to the Pitts burgBuffalo Company Mine at Cannonburg Scene of DisasterFrantic Relatives Crow About Pits Special to The Evening World PITTSUURG Pai Oct 24Tliree hundred miners are entombed in Hazel Mine No2 of the Pittsburg Buffalo Company at Cannonsburg An explosion occurred this afternoon while 800 were at work and fire inunediately folowing those who were unable to escape were pinned in the blazing colliery Five hundred men working at points distant from the scene of he crash made their way to the surface NO FIGHTS TONIGHT OR HEREAFTER IS BINGHAMS ORDER eo New Regulation Put Up to the Inspectors by Head of Police Force Pollen Commissioner Illngham Issued an order to nil Ills Inspectors In the Greater City today to pruvent any prize fights that were projected In the live boroughs Todays order was the most ilrnstlc of the kind that has so fur been Issued and It carried out In strict ac cordance with the letter of It should put an end to prizefighting In this city The order does not relate only to to nights programme of the various nth belle clubs hut declares that from now on prizefighting In under the ban and that those who attempt to give a per formance of the Kind shall bo Immedi ately arrested Inspectors Are Responsible When Gen UliiKham reached his elecl sloe In the matter hu had his secretary Daniel Hlattery telephone to all of his Inspectors that he would hold them re I epmslble for not preventing prizefights I Secretary Hlattery Implensid It upon I the Inspector that they should follow I a new proceduro by not permitting spec I tutor to congrcgato In the athletic clubs whom the bouts wero udveitlsed I policemen will be pouted u the doors to prevent wouldbe tctatois from en tering and the first overt act of the managers to put on a bout will bo the signal for unest Although Commissioner Dlnghum did not Issue any xplunatlon of hlH order It was sold at Iollcu Headquarter that he lifts been coniultlns with the Cor poration Counsel for several days and that he ji now confident that a recent decision will support him In putting a Many or these were In a HPtnlfrpnzle1 state but others who held their newt stated that the explosion was terrific and that the workings were ablaze lit un Incieblbly short time The entombed men they say were ap parently entliely cut off nnd have little chance of getting out alive Despite this discouraging news a res cue foici was Immediately formed but the work of entering the mine was slow for volumes of smoke were pouring from the shafts Later It was realized that the fire was fust spreading and fear that the three hundred men would perish became al most a conviction News of the disaster was Dashed t this oily and a relief train was hurriedly made up on which oftlilrN of lieu com pany with doctors and nurses Immedi ately left Relatives of the victims at a late hour todny wen winding mutt the pits u a frenzy of grief Imuluiln thu other minors to MIVO their locd ones There were hundreds willing to risk their lives In the effort hut tho thuirea seemed nil against the milotnbtfd mini c c stop to six round bouts of the sort that have been a nightly occurrence for the past six months Tho recent combat between Leach Cross and Pack MaFnrland which was attended by morn than 3000 spectators and widely advertised In the newspa pers IH nald to have Influenced the Commissioner In taking drastic steps to prevent any future inhibitions of tho kind Many Bout Scheduled In this borough bouts are advertised for tonight lit thin Hhavkey Athlrtlo I Club the Dry Ouck Athletic Club the Long Acre AthlRlic Club and the Clin ton Athletic Club In Drooklyn bout ore scheduled pal thu Evergreen Athletlu Club the Term mi Athletic Club and the National Athletlu Club I Inspectors la whose districts theme I clubs ate situated have been ordered tn r have largo forces of policemen on hand at tno doors an hour before the time let I far the boxing 1nder what section of I tho law they will prevent men will membership cards from entering the I clubs Is tut staled nor would the Com mlssloner say what hu would do In CAse the managers of the clubs obtains In junctions retraining hIs Inspaotora front acting The Commlsilonnr order U a flat command that the boxing hall lie stopped Y i

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I I a e 1 w T h S 1 f I q f 1 rN d 2 THE EVENING WORLD SATURDAY OCTOBER 24 1908 n n SHOOTS GIRL AND I KILLS HIMSELF r I WHEN GORNfREO I r Third Avenue Crowd Sees R I D Mentzel Jr Wound t i Kitty Clinch I fIRES AT POLICEMAN letter in His Pocket Tells of Illness and Determination I to Die A woman known at No 134 East Twen yslith street where she had n rom if Kftty Shea and at No 507 Greenwich tret wher she had another room as L Kitty Cllnoh was hot this afternoon at r lOentyelxth street and Third avenue

V n D Atentzel Jr of No 35 Chris t opher street A few minutes later Mentxel with two policemen at his heels shot himself through the head In a hotel at Twenty eventh street and Third avenue dying nstantly Before committing suicide he made an attempt to kill Policeman Fa pan ot the Elst Thlrtyflflh street sta tion I I The woman was taken to Bellevue and Discharged after her wound was dree d j In one ot Meniscis pockets were fl round several letters written after he t had arranged In his own mind the de tails of his crime One addressed to

c File Evening World woe a long rani ring statement setting forth as his ren t fon for trying to kill thn woman and hooting himself that he was III and did I hot care to live any longer Another letter addressed to his mother at No C 8510 Earp street Philadelphia begs her orglveness and asks her to see that LIB body Is given decent burlnl Waves Pistol at Crowd I Third avenue In the vicinity of th 1 hooting was crowded when the crlm i was commItted and the found of the hots attracted a mob that blocked the rolley cars In his night from Twenty I dxth street to Twentyseventh street lentael waved his pistol and caused a r fpanlc among all In his ray j Mentzel It appears knew that the Cllnch woman was In the habit ot tak ing her meals In a restaurant at No 62 Third avenue near Twentysixth treei He walled In a doorway near by 1 mill she stepped out on the sidewalk t his afternoon walked up to her and 1 aid something In a low tone Mrs Mary Donaldson of No 157 East 1 wentyslxth street was right at his Ide She saw the Clinch woman turn 0 run Mentzel pulled a pistol and Ired one chot which entered the back jif Kitty Clinchs neck She went down yiead first and lay motionless on the IT walk Woman Tried to Hold Him Mrs Donaldson grabbed hold of Ment il but he shook her oft and started up r Third avenue Policemen Fagan and i Hoffman broke over from the opposite Ide of the street nnd took after him tt Twentyseventh street Fagan was I iloslng up on Mentzel and the fleeing tiinn turned west and ran Into the back i ntrane of Oalllgans saloon From here he started up a stairway leading t Jo the hotel rooms on the upper floors t Fagan kept right after him and was n the third floor landing when Mentzel I cached the fourth floor Mentzel lean L in over the banisters and fired two shots 1 t Pagan which went wild Then Fagan icard another shot and when he got Wi fn the next landing he found Mentzel end i I The Clinch girl was sent to Bellevue iospltal In an ambulance conscious he refused to tell the policemen who luestloned her the name of her assail r nt but Mentzel had made his Identity lear by the letters he carried in his ockets IVEN DOM THREATS t TO GOV PATTERSON I Tennessee Executive Hears i Crowd Shout He Will Not Live to Be Reelected 1 tAMfltYrtG Teen Oct 3Whllll dnv Patterson was leaving camp for Wal nut Log todaj tlirinlu were openly made against him As h6 Passed a store y ihe Governor was met by jeers and ver bal assaults several of the crowd as fitmblrd on the porch shouting thot he I ivouud not live to again run for oinrc At Walnut Log ten men were arrested l but later released after giving Informa r tion which may lend to the arreet ot a number of the members of the nlrht I rlder hand 1 Col Tatom stated today that the In t formation now In pOllelun of the Gov ernor and the National Guard will lead a the coplnrw ot ewry nightrider Itn plicated In the assassination ot Capt nankin MKMPIUS Tenn Oct Companies Rand L Notional Guard State bf Ten ucisee under command ut Maor K U s norton left this city on a special train today for Heelfoot LaKe The com panlts number about a hundred mill MUUPITIS T im Oct Unfounded 11 rumors today that cloy Patterson hits j been arsaasfnuttxl by night riders taused grat excitrmn on the streets S of Memphis The MOO ram first from CnvlnKton It spread like wildfire until denials came from authoritative sources 1 I GOES TO JAIL IN BALLOT FIGHT PUNVER Oil il Sicretsr lit IIalll Timothy OConn wa found unlit of contempt of tliu JMalrlrt Court by Judge ueorc Allen today and oriternl con PIIK in the ouunt sail until euih time a OConnor shall nbey orders of Hi four In regard to official ballots for thu Npvemtwr election 5 t r i ruza COUR1 IN II TO 14 DJUi fllO OlMMMil U rua ai ej ta ow Makla Bllal Ula4lnjr or P trufllft Plies ili tie 14 din aoe7 nMailed SOs M JOHN E SEARLES ONCE SUGAR KING DIES IN LONDON I Former Secretary of American Refining Company Expires in Railway Station LOST MUCH OF WEALTH What Became of His Millions Has Long Been a Finan cial Mystery John Cnnls Senrles former necrrtnry of the American Sugar Refining Com pany according to table despatches re icelved today from London dropped i deal from heart trouble In the Vnter I I loo Railway station of the Bullish capi tal yesterday Mi Searles was for many i oars a resident of the St Marks sec tion of Brooklyn and one of the leadlriir Methodists of the countr I Mr Senrles was at one time president of the Western National Bank and a director In ninny other banking Institu tions His father was pastor of a Meth odist church In Now Haven and his In fluence got him a position with the Arm strings the sugar refiners of that place Ho married a woman of wealth i and with thla fortune began his career as a shipper I Then he embarked as a promoter bv buying a refining plant for WOOOO nnd rellliiB It for KOOOOO His scheme cr s tnllzcd In the Sugar Trust and In less than a years time Searlcs was reputed to be worth JMOOOOOO He was at times director In the Am erican Coffee Company American Cot ton Company American Deposit mid Loon Company American Surety Com pany American pefoundern Com pany Baltimore Chesapealo and Allan I tic Railway Company and many others I He continued with the Sugar Trust until the end of IMS when he suddenlv resigned Subsequently he became pres ident of the American Cotton Compins and developed the round bale sy ttm of shipping cotton ft was believed that Scarles was Re ting ilcher al the time until March 1901 when rome hlg Judgments weu tiled against him und he made an as slgnment in bankruptcy A severer shock could not have been given to the business world The judgments ag gregated 70000 What happened to his millions where they went to Is an un solved mystery WOMAN DROWNS NEAR POINT OF FORMER RESCUE Go James Hinchey Unable to Bring Mrs Welsbacher Ashore This Time Mrs Fannie Welsbacher a strong swimmer wan drowned today In the Harlem River about IW feet off the toot of Cypress avenue at a point i known af Bronx Kills where the thIn Is swift and treacherous She sank for I the last time as James Hlnehev a boat man who rescued her from drowning In the name locality a year ago nan within a few feet of her Mrs WcUbacher with her husband Martin nn emplojie In a neighboring piano factory hnd lived for three years In the hoiiFrnont Sandy S The crulsul to nearby ports In the summer months end anchored for the whiter neat the fort of fyprtss iiveruc It WitS tic custom of Mrs Velsbucl to go ashore In a rowboat every morn I tog do her marketing In the Bronx and return to the hourelioat with her pur chases She wan lifting a basket filled with groceries from the row bunt to the deck of the houseboat today when sin fell Into tho water The rowboat drifted away and left her floundering Hlnchny htnilng lur cries jumped Into a bOat from his Stoat on slior fwd marled inward her He rpJclw1 I lift fipot where shn hail ills pfuecj Ui fore thf luMlP IAI tiled away but she had gyn lien In thirty ftet of water nnd her body svus sinwt away by the tide LEE WANTS HIS FREEDOM DOCTOR AFRAID OF HIM JOUCJHKKEISIK Oct 21 William J Lee hIm New Jersey Iron manufac turer who was sent to the Mnttenvian Bttttf Asylum for the trlmlnal Jusinn after threatening the liven of exOjv Blokes and other offiilaU of New Jrr spy was given a hearing before Jumicu Moischauser tn ln 0 t o determine whether lit Is now Insane Lee wus cOnvIcted of a 1enifanor In New YorK City lifter liming buslnei trouble In Trenton Ho trlul to secure his fidlom last eprli hut WUB found to lie suffering from pardiiolit I Today Lee conducted his own cane i lit Amos T licker opposed ghlng Lrr hID firedom and said that he WUH a paranoiac mil Incurably insane Thu doctor declined to sit near Lee during I tllo heating because flu situ Lee had threatened In kill him I was allowed to cell any doctor In Pougnktfpule to examine him as to his sanity RACEGOER RUNS DOWN MAN Charles Hums fortyont who said he had no Home was struck at 110 A U I today at Islington avenue and Silly xcond trust by an automobile driven by Hoffman SchlfTer of No 010 Amster I dam avenue who was on Ills way to the Cup itacc He aa k taken to hIts Jrts byterUn Hoiullul bullY cut about the I head but declined ia make a complaint against tU autolat h Robertson in the Locomobile Crossing Finish Line in the Vanderbilt Cup Race Specially Photographed tor The tvcniiur World bj a Staff Artist i I p Continued from First Page I cars entered the final lap lloiiprlion then our minutes ahead it III luiiit competitor almost lost out when prac I tlcnlly within fight of the winning lot On the eleenth and ISM round at Plnliulllc running at cljsc to Mciit miles an hour his ear ran off the road Everything seemed to be OiT for ll H on but his luck did not ilwrrt him The car vvus not materlilv ilninnffi and after a delay of two minutes th daring driver started agitn tilt tl flnMi tIne I While none of the participants In th race was Inbred to an extent worth worrying about one death can br charged to the event A man was Killed last night In Long Island City liy a street car as he was dodging automo biles bound for the course Leo Faum of No 1144 Hancock street BrooM n tell out of a tree at Jericho and frac tured his skull Few Accidents In Race The race was remarlablv free from accidents Foxhall Keene was the only contestant to luutnln any particular In jury Ho accumulate a bUser1 face I In tryIng to extlniulsh a Ore Shut started In the mechanism of his car William Williamson a courier had a narrow escape at the Jericho turn He I was riding alone the course on a motor cycle headed against the course of the j I racers when Knox Car No 11 Rourquo driving shot around the turn directly ahead of him I It appeared that n collision wii m eliable Williamson was movln it a i I rnpil pate and the luto was aliiuuuauI II In htn at the rat u of a mile a iii note He promptly headed his molono fM I n fourfont ditch at thn Mile if Hie 104 1 i and went Into It all In a heap HOUIMLI steered for the nthcr lilf of Jis mii an and his wheels Just gta7til ilit ilge of another ditch Williamson was piln fully hurt Ills motorcycle wcs wnclc1 Cars Run Into Crowds A Iml nnnud Iald Sriiuh had lili left lei riushccl after the ion was over Jle wris In the tio il lllt swunml m the I nncli from tin Jlafl1 ytiiml nrd jm Into tic wav of c ir No I Loron ij j will Iloildi lrllnp Tlorlda rt C out no I chance of winning anything but he I vis ilotiimined to finish and introIt j FClous of the fact that the race had been declttiid off iliaisfil Into the mob While Sthuh was lying on tic ground with n mpnthctlr knot of spectators around him car Nn C ran Into the crowd at educed speed A tuuiile of spectators were knocked down hut not hurt Mr Vanderbilt was Indignant ncr the tactics of the crowd alter tint flu tun cars had finished The wi lldres ed Wlt rill In tUi grniidfttaml uiiid like a ciii I tt ton of ho41 I turns The ram fa I tnbllsliFl that volunteer mllltlc and raw deputj shulffB iintuit properly i control it crowd on the VnniJorlillt course Racers Near Catastrophe About the most thrilling Incident of the raifi occurred lunarii the end on thin high viaduct LinhPiMK the Long Inland Railroad track mmr Central Iark J SfiUmmi rimiplitlns hlH eighth lup driving Tliimmb car No 12 vub mount 1 Ing the Incline to the viuduct when I Kolirrtfcun driving the lmcmiolilln No 1C which was IP the lead canto up bo i hind him balrman did not diminish speed and I nulcriaon put on mOre power Hi i crept up ale by hide with the Thomuv and neck hail neck they started up the Krnilf to the lop of the vlnjui where the track In only twenty fen wide Neither drlvtr nuuid give RU It seemed to I In spat tutors tlut one ot them voul be forced off thn viaduct lloberUonu mechanician throw up lilt hands and got ready to jump The two cum shot over the viaduct togrthei their wheels ninzlnH 1own the Incllnn on lhi oilier vide Itobertiion ruined rive I I lengths and entered thu IMp of heath that dlBlunce aliud i f uUinun it t Out of Builnesi Early The conteiitlnK cur went out of bunt net rapidly atttr tint first tap and when thu race wee half aver only kuvn tood any how ot Oninlilntt Tlitiv wr 1 Mo 1 L comobtW KlorlOt No I tier C o VOy RO EkT001 cede Strleler No 4 4Clmihl Huupt i No5 V K UKlerbllt jra Mercedes i Ltltlcen No ii I ottn L tli No 1J Thomas SaUman and Xo 1C Locomo bile lttibert on Robert on necotlated the seventh lap In 2 J minutes and i second taking a cOtnni indlng lead Lvtle held on to sec and place while Strtckci In No 3 Slor I cedes moved up to third position I At this stage of the tact tlifrn had i not lieen a tcrlous accident Neverthe i less tli spectators had been trcattil to plenty of thrill In the way of car i catchln tf running into telegraph poiet breaking down lldlng oft tires I mil oiieiwise infx onducUn them elves I The Tliomns car No II was partleu I lailj unfortunate loing twenty mmutce I fot repairs In the first seven lip I The race was started at 60 oi lock An Immense crowd had as embUd by j that time There were 10K automobiles spread around the tvventv three hum I course The cars Marled at one min ute Intervals Harrv Ian Whltnev s Iiiilijr epower car foiled to apprur at the mark hav ing broke Iti steer ir When HciLeriton lift tie Ine In hI Lot omobile the croud docred wdj There goes the winmr No 17 the Keiidult couldnt start I and after the time Imtt roshall Keonc racer moved up and went into the uia I fitioc followed by a cheer I Gill In the Thomas the other ama teur driver In the rae followed while the mechanician iv is htlll trying net vousls to start No 17 Uch lofus to Iw a single pick In response to UI the cranlilns I Tin Mercedes car No 2 to suart wrs tint nitt car tu tinUli the lirti lap of tile course i Then came the Clnilulci ear No and the Knux No2 1 Iytlf In the Itotlu inr which wn the sixth to start las iieM having made i the lap In 21 tniniuc artl j Oo s an l a roar greeted i it lie this nuii ng iiTi i mitt ica nil I our I I I IlnlcliU Malvv n ACT u1 I riioiii cars wint by in sv sue 1011 Out tin cr s ii ive ri vi Ahllit the Inri uiiiUCi Vifi fif buttb mudded the ciRioaci clod burl I llxiucntK to be a com fellow were met with Nteiii military polios a in I thumps and the Yolunireiv cucceeileii when the Shoilf hurl fallen 2 wn Kobcrtson Wins First Lap IlnlTlfon the popular iro Htoppid at the ftatloiuby tin ginnu animal with his macliliiu amok u Ilk u a volcano I TcailliB oil the iip the mcthxiiltlati I pent mu liucldtn o wttti into thi water I jncKiit Ca join nouKli r osntitea tI tug tine locomobili had I thu 21 m ten In just om TIs 01 u uit of oixtyclsht mllet an hour did In his Kuxhall Ktelio 111 iot appear turn and as lIe rlf lit ui telegraph polo In the hint race line anxiety WUH felt iiinonK thu otllnilB Ioi I long I time nil iiw uf tutu niltaing cur couid he found and then wind iame thut bits Mrrctilns WIH on tire ot Iocuct Uiovu Ijoun near Meadow lii iok the Acme cir leaped Into view lihlnU wu a ehaduw leaping aster Mill Just 111 front of the htund UoLirtsonh car caught the Ai me arid juuiiied past u v tenth of u tecond Jude and both wire gone from eight and sound Cur WIIM looting In In dazzling Riiccebslon GrandStand Packed I Tim grnn iitand at the starting point won packed hut e spectator hud waned all night fearing that they would inlJH thin tart I teas juut at daylight that Ihu entrIes in the great racu Ian to arrive for llnal Instnii lions In I moment begun the chatter and roar The crowd uwve utretehed llsdf and with reddened bleary eyes uitd at the noun who tvemu about to start on a taco that mlLht menu I he smashing of record lit briuklim of limbs ur the snapping off of auntie mans life Tliu ncertultity of oxui core was forgotten buy ni it wu auto Inspiring and raoclnatliiK Thu lualll of the Hands wan a general signal that gradually awoke the entire rump o kpredmndclentil yis items MOlt of them had vctn a Van dcrblll Cup rae tefure lUll these wua r ir FJNISHJJsrt3 vcre fimll 11 with the rourie began hunting nut points of agethat is the places where a micluno might be wrecked or I driver killed A inijOiit choie the llllrp turn at Wcstburj At that point the dilvers have to make a turn a Itt more acute than a right angle and It comes Im nudiitel afUi a sevenmile stretch at lop speed The next greatest point of hanger is Central Park Here another gieat crowd collected long before dawn The ciiixe nt Central Iarl Is Tot su sharp a the one it Uoodbur inothei gi eut gatherlnj place but the Irueis mill1 It at full peed vthlle thiOY have to slow down hefoe reach InK Vnoduury on accuiint of a short curve which precedes i At Jericho another thiong was on the lookout for accidents That Is In the lentie of the stretch over which the machines go clipping along at 10 miles an hour Start Slightly Delayed Thero is not much danger of accident ImmedIately In front of the grand stnd as int course tnere ls peifectly straight vai intended to Mail the race at u o clu k Lst its the nin began to olo tet oel Line lorron The di Iv ors comilai icu howl that the llgh would be dliectli In il ch eyes uiu the asked that the judges postpone hit start until after thr sun had gotten a little above the orion flits was granted and It vas at 130 that the his toric lace began All the drivers and mechanlclanb vcre icadj at 0 clock Hvery paiti of thu machines was pint ovci mil al Ol tile elioilKb teem given a IhotouKil ic t flit men skilled In the use of these poweiiui m chiics paid no at anol W t u oaiLpiitllns iinho5 inai lollouoi lOCh tuniing ot clunks and the pjfcbng of cerium Icvcra but the crowd looUcd uu in una eniont Iruniptl at C M alai lei Vagner urll cu lo the iuu ot tn oaci iiLtd ilia uunu ttaiCJi bold u icvipiai w l UiVtl AltU uuhcU out XUrfb h i k Hj na ui t uam bcar ei je ncarJ 4u UII u o 4 oII o uij4 o 4 u ci4 iii eo I jI e u u ruJ dl 80114 111 a ll JiLaaJ4 Tj I eaiJ IO lOUl allu Uij nn CU a 14 J J C 3 it Ilio 1IIUU iuijnn tu 0 Uu w i 1110 nai u a 111 ILJIUU I jn tal iravr 113 linjn cuii tie ioii erlu auto rtaa tuiuuiii iuu u a scres of report taut bai on me tat like inn boiciiliii ut I cannon A biican 01 lire YA kiaricd from uencatn and beniii Aru you read Mr Jlorldu Miuut rtjc luda toucned sonle tlunrf and me Lutomubllc which haJ Leo ijuivuruia unit paining u5 if u iunia to on rilfateu shut to tn t as If huiud b ajme supernatural force It came 1 a dead atop on the nutk und Htili tiutnbiiiij and vtbrat I rn waited rirst Mschlne Gets Off Uatig1 H AUO tii Miaj enough fr ii ed to ate IOU tire Ito n tae niui lie ot inn jiifciJi Plurlda leaneil forward as dd frii H Viltli a 8VIU inuiiuii 01 nU fool lie jan nv1 boiiicth lino lace touched I jrism I ram le er OhiO Mini u tiunuor Oils splitter uf all Klncl of iulte tin frail matWnu leajed into bpjcc In i tuuuncl a wan nearly uui of sight tearing along me oursn ins nlonl le ourlo SIM seconds elapsed while the crowd dtialind Its luck in a alt effort to see tIl di u llIJe3 ri rig machine rr you read Mr Mention The HID pioeuiluru voiu en and the Knox machine shot avay on the trail of No 1 And io It went on until the Hlxiccn niucliliiCB hail uisuppearcu from 1 Tlm race Itself began at C CO oclock bUt bo far an New Verb Id concerned It hgan last night as curly nn 9 oclock Fcry man who owns 01 upurnten tin nu to Intuhi lie murtcd tor Ilimpaluinli Pint tie iinmcdlaUli tilter dlunei Kucti owner liecaino imbued wIth the lien that III way lo gut to a point of vantage WIIB to start iuily hut iinfortunntely every body titiu thou ll the autos thing AH I I lon eIUNICC tho fern at Thirty fourth street waN clugHcd up us early its 7 oVInck An fast us onu innchlne V otild hoard the tuint f hundred mol would be wallllik I va necessary to turin I I inn a ml est ii Silleti the policy of I rat conn tnt heived lly 1 oclock I inn line of innililniH hnd uxtended nil the way tip to iiiuadnny and forty second trcrt and every inlimtu lit ar I rivals kept nddliiK on to tie tall of thin IlcI lto Mid of wealth Millions of ilollHrR were represented In tlttit trlng of velilcun whleh only the vvenlthy an own Out I on the course thousands of mIl and o wire walling to take them In chaise Two days ego application lad heel moods for the parking of 100U I nutomoblles Tiny WHIP tl rotne frosts lleiton lirldgeport New iUven Ilrouk jjyn N sw Yorkand torn tb looki of v i the array they must have come from cver wl cic The hoteU of Nassau Count were utterlj unable to inre for the horde of put pie that uodenl t oopcd down upc n them amid those who ncd not se micei their rooms fcr week In aUniiei ad to spend the nulit In the damp iirass or in tne leather eats of theli i motor cars TlloJ nnrtB of vIMlois car lied lunches with them as well as pat I med scl erics for lulling coffee on oWI notice AH dunn the nihut Inn er fiaaIru abcu the roaclwai and on i tic nlsn like fireflies Wont Gamble for Thirty Days i Gamblers ciip shoouis threecunl monte men hell men and short I I ln tnd card men of evci ilceiipurm reaptnj a har vest among the iowds during the nignt Alonev ito isut itito their l uc huts anti the crowns tuuil alvcrbton lunn the 1on j I hours in losing theft rolls Justice icun eii of Nassau Count an Iliinu of gamblers got wind that there i were gumes being held neat his home earl this moiiilng aim established court rt the Wesbtury turn0 County De tective ticumcii he said You Luring the gamblers before me and 1 will attend to tnem Thee men were circulating amon the crowds Seaman mieie no dillei ere to these men One of tnem opened a ciip game a stconi started a siell i inu ami the thud called for yU er i ui ihieciaiU iiKne bcaman muopid iiiwn on tn a nut ic J i nn ay oOlel nJcr ariej I IK gimcm lulhui Hun heaman cnllJ ton aid arm t if thuu mcn were arrauncn befo he r JUtlce and each was fcnlunccd to 1 thirty dajs in prison in New I 011 nun cuffs were crowded i unti mulmgiit with the throng ot peo Iple who luid ilecidcd lo sta UI all nlRiit I t iv 1 oclock however they hud Mailed I 6alld j for the cell of the great me and i y 2 oclock lirondway was diverted 1 Ironworker Killed by Trolley Treie was but one false note In at tilt joyoubws Klioilly after i H un Jackson avenue Long lx i in Cit Iatilck Hall un IronucirVtr twenty live eul old 1 its urUKtusl to iuti under u College Point car of he ca i iorl and yunns County ri uric llnt He vas iinu of many huixliedn thxt lad lined Hie awmio to ltw the hurl I lint procession of automobiles on theli ws to the race When he grew weary 1 ot the spectacle and there l seemed i an endless line of the powerful ma I chines as they spd on for the smooth I loudi on the Thompson Houlcvard ne j lit I empitut to ciosb HIP avenue i rho KHie fron the adllKhl lear blinding hlnIn I In run Ininudlnlely In front of an Tiipioi lii tip irollev nnd tin a Mllul nrllv flrmv 1111 11111 n of the ir vvaf nin trd hut thl motor i man alnndonid hula Post und estaPil PLOTTED TO ASSASSINATE DURING FLEETS VISIT Chinese Officials Had Been Marked for Death by Rebels Plans Laid Bare AJIOY Oct IA plot was unearthed In this eltv In day the object of which was thIn npsJN lnntlon of certain limit chlneuR otlldaU ilu rio g the rflPlol by I thu Qoeminent to thai Amiirlcan tied I originated with the Chlntib rnnii tlminis of Singapore rtuult extraordlnar piitcniitloii As D cxtrulrdlna 11111 I nif being taken for the alt of oil olllrlulf A stioni Guard Sloe haunt tin o AM aiound the reception ground und vvlll IA niulntalncd it I tilt limit UIH eel itlu Sri port and no rliiuunn will be iidinltted to any of tlc finthIllii or rnUMalnmcntH of welcome I The iireparntlonu for the reception heir on Oct 30 of the second division of the American haltloshlp fleet are marine completion und the Chinese of fulals who uio to take part In the wel come am arriving every day Today I Viioroy hlmn of Ptildcn 1rotlnco 01 rived on board the ciulier Halyung The cruiser IlKlchinv alaI ban cOle Into port h I ttrtesJtt I I TREE BOOK ABOUT CANCER j CAhCEUOl nu proved tin mer I lt In the treatment of cancer II I I not In I rii rlmeuui I I Itt rJI uf uinlliputei cure of c ncrr In nearly uteri Inn of the body connlnM fl Pr Lurhi i new 100P boo ThIs Ixvk I 10 Will tin cause of Calicer IriS In11 lie U In the car ot lh tisuut trite what lo da In CISC of Utnti i PIn odor ccc A vutu able ude ui tht Ireatinent OfV sits 0155 14ltnl thl vtluiUo book feel to that Interested Ad 4 Pr 1 T lACfl uuuz en 1 4IsnapohIa Indiana In41 t IJI I l AUTO WRECKED NEAR CUP COURSE THREE INJURED Car Swerves Against a Tree Roslyn Hurling Four Occupants Out ROSIYN Oct 4Thre persons wee Injured early today when an automo bile containing a party of four men bound for the Vanderbilt Cup race crashed Into a tree The Injured are Henry Landehn seventeen years old of No 541 East One Hundred and Thirtyeighth street Manhattan hip fractured John Smith of Ro lyn leg broken and Matthew Knvnimugh of Brooklyn shoulder wrenched Artie Kavanaugh Matthew Kav anaughs brother escaped unhurt ex cipt for shock The accident occurred at a narrow part of the road Antic Kavanaueh was I driving when some part of the steering gear broke and the car swerved and I dashed Into I tree The two wheels on the left side of the machine were ripped r and the four occupants were hurled out Persons who witnessed the mishap went to their aid and an ambulance was called from the Nassau Hospital at Mlneola Dr Bogart of Roslyn attend ed the Injured until the ambulance ar rived and Landehn was then taken to thin hospital Smith was taken to his home here SIX IN FLIGHT fROM fLAMES IN ADIRONDACKS LOST I Fortyfive Campers at Bissels Run Before Fire Through the Woods ITICA N V Oct SQveral per sons have arrived at Horse Shoe In tlie Ailliomlick with the report that on Thursday night lll ies Camp was Inirnrd I a forest firs and thnt forty lye persons who were stopping there were oblpeil to flea for theIr lives throuBh the woods Most of them kept together during the night but four men and two women became separated torn the main part and those arrIving at Horse Shoo were of the latter detach ment One was a oman who was practically cally crazy toni her nIght tllsht thiuuRh tine wood As the illroitlon of the water courses I faortllv It Is thought thnt the four who lire lot vMII flnil their wa to set I I mcMiis hefoie the boioino ehniisfil Hlssells camp from wnloh the part was driven out Is n lumber camp Ami the people who took to the woods were those enunKPd In the work Mine The nearest telephone to horse Shoe Is four teen miles distant and additional par ticulars cannot he secure today i CM MR SHOT IN BURGLAR IGHT nocnBSTin N T Oct tCBpt Uejer Chief of the New York Ccn trnls Detective Depnrimenl was shot I liv car liiirxliis todny at Orlmsv III noir Iicpeiv and la not exported to live Tho Information wail receIve at lloeh ester In a licitam ent to the Poihe Departmint Uela13 of the affair Ire Inciting but the telegram says one man supposed to have done tho shooting es caperS to a vleant house where lie dis appeared The telegram also says that Capt Welxr Is believed to have hot mimI killed one of the burglars Well was shot through the ear and twice through the lungs S FOR Throat CoM in Chest Omega Oil Rub the throat and chest with Omega Oil then bind around the throat and lay on the cheat pieces of flannel soaked in the Oil The Oil goes In through the porea and reduces I tho inflammation that cause the i trouble Trial bottle lOc FONIGIIT j CORNS CORNS I Mlllort PrlMl f Jtsinedy removes u cilia Ihet Corn a bunion calluses Entirely new traM menu Master ana Salve flora blntd sac Our raonexbaah coupon mtanj n oar ae f J PASSENGERS HURT IN TRAIN CRASh Long Island Freight Misses Switch at Jan csporl and I Hits a Local C I TAMHSPOnT I I Oct t I Through some blunder t passenger I train standing at the station here was struck henclon at noon today by 1 freight Sand a number of the passen gers were cut by Using glass and I shaken up In the jolt The passenger Irnln known AS the Scoot was waiting for the Oreenport freight to pull onto n Riding In front of the station The freight came down to J the snitch but Instead of 81leh taking I continued on down the mpln track and crashed Into the engine of the passen ger train Both engines were derailed and dam aged And several freight cars thrown from the track I was some hours before the line was again opened up for traffic Wives and Mothers Sere the Loved Ones from Drink Evil by Using Orrine Core I Effected o Money Refunded Can Be Given Secretly I your husband or ann bee fat a rlcthn I to the drink habit atop plMdlrw scolding I and cnlne Use Orrine which la NI I mendtvl bj thousands o lauding druggists I throughout the country because they know I the Rood I has accomplished I flea thli letter from W B Rlker It I BON C Manufacturln ClwmlsiU and I I porter Sixth awe and J 1 N Y I Nearly every dab we hear something good I about UHIUNB Today another lady c I that s person In who she t greatly Intt I estcsl bad discontinued drinking since ualnc I OKrtlNE The nan LIot this kind I that we have roolved from our ciutooiars I ar v t pleasIng to ourselves and roust b encouraging to jou We uertajniy wish you I conilnurd success i your toot work for I This tueceSUt MmeJy can be OtCeC a I erttly 1C deelreJ mini Orrine Nu 1 or r I patlMlt Ic n take II of Ml own flue will uslnc Orrine No l Klther ton destroya I the drUir for strone drink and luillda up the l i 11U health making the user Htrong and I well a nwui In cud v ne of hn ni rd I Vrll fir free i imph t un cure or alcohol ism to the Orrln io uhlntlon 13 C Fn In Llaln ie5ieI enveioe C I Th ruular arIes o rrfle Is I a 18 It I Thre Is no rick In burinx Omnr aa thr is a iruirjnte In Cery box wMch entltlce ou to a rrfurJ of tour ion v If Orrlna ails 10 effect a cur Orrln Is for sal by RUCEItM th awe t1 JAUis TI Sth arg 211 14th Ith avf t Ii MJ ear 40tn I U VV Illh II11 in BInOKlTN tr I IHh tam k LWYi nnKFmti STOR3 RKj I IEIEMN tulo Iiaay rn R HfKKIIARDT i amid hraflcfls IH I I iua ihwtuy nwav 1 iir enr eve I tINSSIAN Ith 1 M V I T LEA I I anJ mh awn r I t o C 0 IST m CAhWEU tSi1 Myrtle ave I 3t A Uuar J B UKIIPLSS 232 KW H 2H 41 Citiiirer mr I Ma1lOii ace and STth 1 KIAMCIt SIC Uwaf i flhmiIMVLK M are KNlli aa GlM I nOI FLK j i I s i v CITY I TIHI l rn inTT I t1n THAt R1 see PTIHSHTH I JNOMN tnM HOHOKBS Kamlal I A rhm Newark tlolrhauer PARKERS HAIR BALSAM OtarMi and leant rej the hasst I Proiuctcf a loiurltttt TrowtiL Never Falla to Ilcstoro Oray heir to its Youthrul Color Curei feln dlnsmi A bIT laULor 1 Und 11 1 llc POLITICAL I Ma8s Meetng I Under the mtspcet of The Democracy of the County of York New t In and about MADISON SUARE GARDEN Next Monday Evening Oct 26th 1908 J at 730 oclock I I Hon D Cady Herrick will preside Tle bpeJkers ti iJ n Itidt Hon William Jennings Bryun I OF NEBRASKA Hon HOKE SMITH of Georgia Hon HENRY D YOM of Alabama I Mr AUGUSTUS THOMAS of New York Hon JOHN J LENT of Ohio Music by the 69th Rightist UinJ Door Open at 630 P M ADMISSION WITHOUT TlCKETit En trance in 26th St mar Madlion Ave 01 EO DONOVAN JAME8 J DONOVAN rathe of the late Her William H Donovs and Dr James P Donovan Funeral from Itli late realdenc a34 I Call 30lh a on Monday Oct 30 at JO A MJ thence to the Church of thf Slat and I Epiphany Zd av fc tw an html sIC who a solemn requiem mass will be offmd for the repels of Ills soul Thence to his children In Calvary Cern t terr iliIlIIATiIOn Saturday Oct 3 d si hIs I rettdmce 118 W IUd at BKltaT I JAI 8 MailATH of lbs iSd tMcnct 1 and beloved husband of Mary Drennan I McQrath I Kcllce of funeral hefaflar OIIEllIYOct 28 aUhla realdtnce 44 4 UJn Clarhon street FRANK P OllBILLY u beloved husband of Mary I OHelllr Nollre of funaral herestttr LOST FOUND AND REWARDS 4 s x s x x v s V w law IlKWArtU will b paid by the uwe r for Ihe rclurn uf a diamond pendant or chain J wIth eyeflafSM diamea frame attaeheJ lost on Friday milgiut Oct tA at 1 I M rla in JlU iratreet at carriage entrance nn the sllimweiI4 t aIN trance Jf AJtw Vhcitre Ho qucsllona ikeJ Jhone t jJroad Write ln 1ri1ene Sunday W Workl Want T WV I I