The evening world. Newspaper, May 11, 1900, Page 1

FO OME ~ ~ er WEATHPR-FAIR AND Ww. WRATHER-FATR AND WARMER. ARMER. ASEBAT | NIGHT! be | EDITION | _-[FCireatation Books Open to Am” | CE Ol NEW YoRK, FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1900, 62 —--——— GERMANY MUSTBASEBALL pr Any FOR | ine. by Ladge. Who MRS. ANDREWS, — aaeneniee Declares Monroe Doce} emeee nm oe Corbett and Jeffries ; trine Covers West Daughter of Slippery Dick, | Await the Signal tor | Indies and Brazil. WEDS ARTHUR’S SON the Championship Bat- : ° tle at Coney Isiand— i Kaiser's Efforts to Get a ~ Jeff a Big Favorite. : Bigger Navy Directed | OTHER BASEBALL GAM aa aaa : Against Our Policy—| CON v1 ISLAND M fae | We Need More Ships Tee Gaeta . soniing (eae se in an ber cll and We Need Them! so + | Pepa arama nthe dena 1 aig the thoroughbred at the post He g WASHINGTON, May * ontdent at hi an prowess and is 3 eclareA the absolute eonlty thet hes taken place in thie vicinity. | ® fgger pavy, and that at once, making and thie time it brings together mer : a direct reference to Germany of dectdetly Aixsimiiar typed. Jeffries. | @ 1b ud... believe sald. sol huilt like an ovk, with a rugged, sturdy @ evenly. Oat ee shall have no war, | " TO Avy) AYCOIne | ae aa Jims = spread out with g pss Hg hs saga ve aay 25, LATE RES LAKESIDE reetations power Corbett, the | | eloveie erereserere(eie)siesererererdierereisiareiers ih Legge it searing Ul — | -nnonnnns suntinens mans nnaceonenenpnnnen Tos Gains ebeer- ahew: the “Deak 5 Metey Will Report Fight, West india Islands «9 pass into any oe ian MeCey wit q other hand thar A Furopea ‘ nation which should undertake to take! Li 4 the fight to-night fee possession of these tslands right on the - q The World. He will give road to the roake of them 3 jure true to Mite. Be great naval would by that DATE FC ro AT arin H bie story. Te very + become an enemy of ours =n 4 @ nin of getting @ paper “We could submit to no such thing as that. The Monroe Doctrine (a a great to-morrew order it to-day. “s pr ion to the United States. Men of @l parties Repudiicans ard Popultste 3 Without distinction, adhere to that. — | he “Lam by no means sure that some! i. Ruropean nation (perhaps one whose| will 40 damase q now receiving stich rapid in- READY T NARRANT PR FIGHTERS matter why wins, the fight i ) may not test the Monroe Doe. The remarkable sctentifie ebti- "We may be called upon to protect { Corbett will be of absorbing ti that doctrine in Brazil or im some other Pills vt least. Fights are @outh American country, IT am not rialn. Corbert migh! happen to lend conjuring up fancies, but T believe the 4 cond atift \ vulnerable spot way to preserve peace is to have such " and the nolon inight ao out. ‘These in the world would m Hlittes, however, and 1s (as Ser epe ererereiesorerer eroreres @1@1@N “Hoth me probably Sgured en a be ty cher mind's eye where they with Mr. Lodge Mr. Tillman it was well known that the Navy of the United States was rior to that of Germany AS PREDICTED BY CORBETT. BOW) 914 (01610) 01016161 OTE HOLT ONO'® — | $11 8101e1@1e(re1e1O1OIo/ 9109 ey ererererore, | Mr Lod areeing in part with Mr. beso ep wradiator tstening to the Giles’ blatement, pointed vo the ARE YOU GOING TO THE SCRAP ? | itevaite nt the admiring thousnsds fm the German nary Where the th Kets are retailing f . ire ~ones' or more’ ” . “If the Senator thinks.” said Mr. ll, 000 A T AU ; I ION Where you pay a mong)’s geod Wages just (o add unto the number | ae ee tle betting hee 1 there iy no danger to be ap e| Of the sports who watch one slugs he another inte slumber eh be te | eee ae prehended, I fear he underrates the im- ees j aed there'ere he Saw +" Ld portance of the subsect—a subject to | . . fe and the men ahake ands and gtert | homes 0° he Perdew Ni which I have given much thought and } te Tre Kreming World.) fs! sR aap se) nin hal from Cs foania ara a consideration.” = | RACK TRACK, MORRIS F brace Fwith eff on inten xr ragering be «ine oe The statement by Mr. Lolge was called May iL —The fact that Hanostar their gloved hands homeward with a tender vehemence ‘ 4 onces area ae forth by the amendment of Mr. Tiiman| Chester Alan Arthur, eldegt son of ex-) Myre. Antrews continued to make her | adine, Cand ver Montereea. 7. | inp hs ae — be om: i 1h ts Wiad Abbronetation 6a prove President Ch er Ane, ee mer. nome tn Paris, where er femity ed lhceuke tm te ening Cree} r f footing t ajor the many Sa ing for a straight price of $9 per ton) Td In Parte Loa @ An. | resi rom the time “Slippery Dick | w 4. Clark w he #6 Ww * x . 1 ae’ le far syndy Gd an armor-plate tactery drews the Deauiiful grane-deughter of | pat up HRM cash dail and JuMPed the) hoon was enough to bring sntiemae Tails , ; cea ol a veal to be built by the Government at an ex-| / ee y. weed's | bond. Then his © and daughters), to Me ve Park area Tor | he 0 nt ‘ rm worked by ¢ wr eprings is - comptroller entered « y. They had moi | e bid spirited, as shown by Benge not to exceed #000. Mr. Lodge | “7mm , tered society. ‘They had money ga-| | The bidding was spirited. ns shown by * opposed this, declaring the nei resuit| Mre Andrews was known to New/ lore and Parisians, as one of thetn| Die prices tet einen amith atv here was f Rome when Nero sicked armed scrappérs on each other: | shige frews, clabman and manager of the | dreary details of American politics ak tn cao KA ut the ' wae fe grander joys that spring n Society of Mustoal Arte He met her in = Mre Ai met young (heater Alan t , My reason for desiring more ships, nrews met young ‘ he ki! « r w ‘ re a y , em ne," | marie, where “Bi pot pp Pe lps beth ga psc aay pee | ’ fame to This City This Moreing said he, “and desiring them quickly, is Mere. Jud oe, pe wale any : i | ALBERT F ON RHUNE wae Reeted an sothe my beliet that the safety of the United |‘ ule 5 r UU-| low passenger with Mr. and A Rossington—{' nite — — Btates depends upon the sirengt tl Ard Rage sane members of th trom ona Gi trip fr ~ Europe in ray t | Afternoon ; yur mavy. We do ed the nav ea | Mr. Kugene nas ync . “ ae els 1 coatidence IIIT schadiiin od oak Gaia ‘pon |_MP Andrewr had a town house an-l| str Arthur has latterly lived almos mp Albert tide a . . * ake at makes AIM) oom m. arrived tm this gesstons The Orchard, a pretty country seat in| entirely abroad, though he keeps up hi | 2 ot P “ae wnse strength from wie trainin quarters at Ale “The danger lies in our own great ¢ Lenox the Union and other New| seonet a mack Reaeag = why Mec that makes the! |. shortly aft »clock. He fA og $4 Baye | They resided here a while, then re- Mia X c8 >} « sate veins me it , Penneytvania Hastie jantie coe: stuntied “with often from [turned to Paris, where he got word that! Shortly after Mra Andrews's divorce | "yur wien) M ye arte ‘ ° + om } a . his trainers the gulf (o northern Maine bis agent, Francis H. Weeks, just re-| was granted last June her ot | Pox ORs » Oe of ‘ xe ° xy beaver For the defense of this great coast] jeased from Sing Sing, had ruined him. |to Mr. Arthur was rumored, [ was —- - 7 JEFFRIES FAVORITE. ¥ . Ae : itles we have no ade-|” with the lame of his fortune came | defnitel announced during the Winter — a ) ente mire r J > ona! | ernment "am Jon Me, Anions) SER ety» enw KICKED HIMSELF TO DEATH. CABINET PROBES FRAUDS,| rin ihe § better tol was granted a divorce, He had secretly} the Continental capitals wintering at ‘ ° cen a} E yn et ait le arried off their eight-year-old son Lor- | ee yt thooera sae —--- . . « working ‘ “ anal, to 4 iit open for] !%8 Andrews, who was subsequently re he and’ his bride wil continue to Teale | Grifin Meant to Land on Young Havana "TV Sandel Paste ' “a be--s commer or the commerce | i abroa 0 ° . as ’ sup work a of the world, even though It he againet € jm. bat Planged Wren by Co Barton ¢ f 5 ° a e+ 9's feet, we must be the naval ——— of n Window Seore Root r I : ‘ masters of the Caribbean Sea “4 George Grillin ie dying at the flene Po x! : : . Tae on ANSAS CITY STRI STRIKE,» | MAY TUM! sseghas i Beabtons, ast to tore penne to otal od - att the Coroner's jury will propery be that ‘ ew « * For the benefit of those who are in- a Kicked himself to deat . am- | Jett terenied tn the flebt between Corbett and| AM Mreet-Car Wem to Qeit Werk | Arctic teenes at Port Jervis and) cmn wis is thirty ove years old ‘' . . Jeffvies at Coney island t Because Demand fer Higher Thereabsats, Where teow Sah tantoped We the dated tog " k ’ who cannot go te Coney lela Wames is Refused. i Fell To-May. Icompnay, to (rend of the family CORBETT’S HOPE. 5. tome of ihe en i, The Rvening W has made ar) KANSAS CITY, Mo, May I1—Wal | (fperial te The Evening Word | Mra, Annie Cor o- f 166 Treitt ‘ at he World's uptown ofce, the Nar Himes ‘oresdant of the Metro yore o-day and at Deposit tiome the| of her Ite taughier, vt ocemel ‘er — Hem office and the Ovetdental itor an Street Railway, to-day re-! Delaware division of the Erie for the|have an antipathy for her thirteen a ant wi Saterday - cre ee wey isere ot fused to grant the demands of the con-| Dest three Gage 4 and | year-old fon, Jomo Bu pian a Ld fighters recorded. ductors, motormen and gripmen for) At amit en fy a foot loug have ne pom tems ane . . "Raaiietenil ver —_ recognition of their unibe and a uniform | erected the eyes of passengers ‘coath mabhe by the boy oo, nn Neo Butre | Deginsing Setwrs An Amerions Mong ed seale of wages, and a strike on all the ——— fer gad he at! poe Banat © fineme oe ge ad uses fp Kanone, Ces Ma apd Ranees se aie | Spe insrmmee raare sats snr boy “s River on Kon., will ikely be srdered Peoteytetate Lame ocaaati. indian ot yewh ian te toe sa somber | CHP oe to the wrest. sin a we vee New Fe every afterneca. wes fi eerie ee eee ve ti evil vii Gillet, des a