The evening world. Newspaper, April 19, 1900, Page 1

Saad ION TORENT ~ arene ee ee wo rere “ Cirenlation Books Open to All.” } ONE Ty a NEW YORK, THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1900. ‘GIANTS CHEEREI FOR GOOD WOR] BASEBALL SEASON OPENS TO-DAY. ee eROUAL ED. SCORED FIRST 1 IN GAME P0000 120-3 WITH THE CHAMPION Pr 9 Te ARTIST LONG SEES THE GAME. iN Cw VORK. ASE SOT: BEBESS: alg Fifteen Thous nd Rooters See Opens | D1 i000000~2 one Season at the Grounds —Ceo Was Fast. FROM RABY CARRIAGE, and he busted, on the aly, Te wateh the Giants and srooms battle on the Grounds. a rousing cheer | the un was scored i It was repeated with ph s when the next tally wag _. 15,000 SAW GAME, | | Great Crowd of Gay Rooters at the Polo Grounds This Afternoon. with a treat for lovers of the game more seductive than band concerts multi-hued bunting. The feast was fered upon its epicurean merits enjoy y a throng that could appreciate and esteem the delight® 6 A revival of the old-time feud Hrooklyn ‘ew York corps of swingers he best possible with which to open the new regime SHOTS IN ALABAMA | The “Kid” at Bat, A Fine Catem, eight claby tn this locality CONVENTION ROW. Sen tase ee The sun was tardy indeed, ut the les welcome to those who Some of the things Cory saw. co | rae been longing for its glare durlag eS aD _——— —— |Two G. O. P .Factions Fight, Are Driven |" pee ee a a t s 2. zi 4 fears. | eu fraaglhs cal eee ae 27 CROTON RIOTERS ARRESTED. | Out by Governor, and Hold Sep nS , as Sh Tae beckamt stepped to bat,| of fresh, green carpet that covered arate te Meetings, And hit the pill an easy swat arena. That Gleason hustied down to Doyle Field in Good shape, Pereneeeenes 3b). ke In time the batter's gaime to spoil The fled was in wondrousty ‘ w Keeler popped a fly | The e Keeler popped a coniition, considering the di MONTGOMMRY, Alm, April I%—A}but hit no one. He was stopped and . That Davis gravbed as nice as pie; the almost incessant downpour, row among the delegates to the Re- Wleted by bystanders ‘i eam,| Hut foxey Jennings, he got hit dawn this morning squads of igs i: terted before the| Aft the Mate House hed been me.| And went to first; but there he quit with prodigious sponges mopped adlican Cony ; eared the Bingham faction went to muds, | When Winnie Meroe swabbed and slopped and body had been called to ord Hal) and the Vaughn side to wide | And gung one Kelley's emash to Aret. | Ladies that resembled tap tsbee th After a scene of great excitement ¢ Auditorium, where at 2 o'clock the yant bounds, | No run, ROt OBO) Aon the new Sete OF . . ompanied by some shooting, in wh! ) conventions were irounds ] For us big “Van" stepped to the mart, | oo iaa: reduce ® nn was seriously hurt, the Gov re ke |And when the r aw him—bark! | “shey aid thelr. work. wll and, ene man war % tA yell went up shook the sky, + cleared both factions ov the CUBAN ELECTIONS ‘ just cocked his eye | before time to begin dress ernor oem Te But “Va eee a diamond w A bundred striking Malian fied from Croton Dam this afternoon, taking their families and possessions. Fear of the troops caused their fight. + down to third, tt firet—abeurd! Mercer got four measly shoots se gaily scoots, » Boston chap Prisoners. he has the assarsin of Bergt., Their houses were searched Revol-| Stale Hour vers, knives. clubs «nd axes were con- fi ted ASSASSINAN CUSTODY? | "Ni"“litce were fount, Toe striven Two of the three men searched by have recreied these. The bille wil be Bome of them believed that the sol-|Corpl. McDowall an hour before the | rearched for them. puter ser fast pran | Although it had@been Miligentiy announced that be no preliminaries and that tien, Weed Ca ment the Date Upon Whiew Ther Will Be Meta. |\Who's joined the Giants In the scrap) WASHINGTON, Apri 19—A cable . would be called at the usual shooting are in custody. They are be-/ m wa ed at the War © Dethont sent a tiny bunt— reaeeh. hy STIRKERS DEMORALIZED. wr hoa gram wns reine at he War Depart. 9 ["pemcma ar ret the mete runt? |lech the prowenion of “Now that the hand of the lay Is| “Tae tmekbone of © sinke ¥ ng that the Cuban elections will be held gy as ideal (Then great King Davis Lege thee | seed Gated, renputad By 4 o'clock this afternono Sheriff |on these fellows,” said the Sheriff, “1! broke. 4 Sheriff Molloy ¢ Committer.| ine 16 sane came in| And all Were out—no runs, b’g had arrested | lelieve the assassin of Duugta: iil be) Evening W efused ——— Th ig = twenty-seven strikers, were search- | betrayed.” ae | most of the ringleaders and micchtet mwed and Moracne shot! 1 geen ep Meee Sherer F once Second Inning. ing for five others for whom warrants| Angelo Rotlls, the strike leader, fiel.| makers in custody. Those who escaped he band and bres Beott dae Odes Ban prepared 10 yell Weir voloes hoarse; Daly hit to Gleason's place, ” but was captured a ball mile below| us have fled the valley. The men who fort to shoot. This siarted | ay OF Reoate. |Phev perched up in the grand stand seats whe nrew him out at Jack Doyle's! “n backed | C Lieut. vide, of theg are w:li.ng-4o work will now have eour- |, great uproar. pore een eS be soa | And jammed the bleachery retreats ’ Mount V return.” was taken to the Governor's ors nme gat Coren sree W6'A TMi Mt was eld, and not tar wrong, | panien shooped a fy t0.Van, ; at iol cited’ vn. wee when Tazter Baste |e=rr ‘That they were fiftemn thousand strong, | Who it ike a little man, = “ {fe tctew Precamas’s bank account. ye pn