The evening world. Newspaper, August 15, 1900, Page 1

[ TALL TH THE LATEST SPORTING r SPORTING NEWS) OP.M, EXTRA jf PRICK ONE CENT. RESULTS OF THE RACES. WA HUNTINGTON'S BODY HAS ARRIVED HERE. N EW YORK, BASEBALL, RNED AGAINST eee. OFFERS Brought by Special Train from Pine Knot Camp and Taken to Fifth Avenue Home— ° Funeral to Be Held on Friday. WHERE THE RAILROAD KING DIED. DOO OIC OOOO CORO OGG OOOO OC OOOO OU OC OOOO OOOO OU O OO 0 Okie @ 1OLPIOASs 1101S SISLSISLLSH* #.0:~ —— NOATSNSIS SATIS SISITDSIAIOOV AD ATT 1910 (SISOS DSS 10 —— or ohOKm ens 014 9101819101011 14161 + BIeOIoioo) 1eG19N6 _paverorei04 Borne on Wan a week robust heaith Pine Knot Camp the bedy of the muiti-miltionaile, Collis | were Mra, Huntington 2121910109) O1S1910F 0, 1s SOISle) e10/019. 019) 918: COBO HJR s reat and Fifth avenue. urneyed to ady there for the reception of} dey imat The train left Clearwater om, and the ran through from Raquette lake to Utien wae made apeedit.y without Raquette Lake on Thurs- n the Adiro! néachs, | Those on board the funeral train Mr. and Mere EP. Huntington, arrived at the Grand|A. Mo Huntington, Miss Campbell. jecigemt chara Qn Weed tke nau , Cemral Station at 4.99 k this after. | George FE, Miles, Mr. Muntington by) - nova, retary, William West Durant, I A number of relatives and business |H. Warren and the maid am! serva Associates of the dead railway magnate |! the Huntington household et ody | The train lett Raw waiting, | this morning. irs Oneonta and and baggage co” the New York Central engine No. 416 | of way Mr Neies to's. reporter that With ‘ he while (he arrangements for the funeral Mr aot deen Completed & WH) prob- eke vlase Friday morning sferring the ¢ Doty from the train to Mre. Huntington @ame on the specia ried to the awatting ca e @uckly driven to the Hu house. ; Huntington and the one in which | - PROWIED D HANNA $1,000, 000 » me. Reopen a's kindness In shdevtracking | storiegof the sensational litigation that en Canal bili Ben- | ha lowed (he death of every one of ad passed the House by calepasal Brent wiilionaires are ree twheiming non-partisan vote. counted. a we Dead aay aieere Batate Cammet) is i ter me a law, i€ would have| Administrator Ro! land mete bis ap. Be aa te Pe Cams 4 |piteatton alinost ag. he ral vliroda knocked miliions out of the values of | magnate’s death ‘ paign Subscription. the transcontinental trunk itnes in| Rot thought he acted on hie own’ int J | itiative. 4 Borrow over the death of Mr. Hunting-| whieh Me a ossnns “aho on was interested. Whatever the ie tt fatled of sabttes | Hanment, as ton at Repudtican Natior! fi omnes ins, appiientio ran ane J Guarters ts due aside from personal con | AUNTINGTON’S 5 BSTATE. ! oMicer for what he character: ‘ Tietaticn ise as ‘undue and unseemiy baste. , Only a tow days before he went tol .] | Camp Pine Knot he called on Senator) v Hanna and promised 9 campaign contri Dution of 124M, and pletged himecif Mystery in Sam Francisee sente| The Weather. | Istrater’s Haste te Appiy | The following record shows the for Letters. changes in the temperature for the BAN FRANCI8CO, Aug. Ik—There io) F vedo | eb anette Jotirates by the ‘to rlse £4" more among the tn- 7 i fervats be represented. The sdeiats-| MVeer? eck of the esty aplication |} 4. i, 126 A Be OA we. m2 ew i trators of the dead milllonaire’s eatate| of Pubile Administrator Boland for let- ——— “dese + eannot he called upon to mabe: 6704 tors ot, oamiatasalioe 0, sin it . A Day's Outing, | aie un ten obilgation. Collie P. Huntington in this ‘Ltsiite! te chieag offere 9 Me, iington's generosity 00, tun, somtias b ab Stee tone ny so Be st 5 - wate aeae, Seo ,| tet | ae be \ hal B + 2 — JKLYN, d ) p 2-4 EE BAIN )}O012 0 XPORT . . 4, DINE WEDNESDAY, avaust 15, 1900, . A , ; "PRICE ONE cent, ——== “GALS any WA REE Clara Benjamin Was Drowned Last Saturday with Her Sister. “Distrust All Propositions,” Cables Consul Goodnow to Washington. (Special to The Evening World.) WASHINGTON, D, C., Aug. 15.— "Distrust all Chinese propositions.” This is the advice contained in an important cipher despatch just received from Consul-General The body of Clara Benjamin, snirteen| 2OOdNOw at Shanghai, => => i soe 2 It is understood Consul-General Goodnow w rs creck $y John Morarren ant tetwara ferred to the probability of the allies being ref Doveaay of one itanwcet ant Yor/admission to Peking, and intimated that the pro» eighteen’ posed negotiations through Li Hung Chang for a Utes avenue, war Clara and her sister Freda years old, were bathing on Saturday st one won. CeSSation of hostilities are for the sole purpose |saving Peking from attack and capture. 1 being unable It is believed Mr. Goodnow's despatch is in the: say Mature of a warning. It will be hurried to Gen, Chaffee for his information. ALLIES IN PEKING NOW, SO LONDON BELIEVES. LONDON, Aug. 15.—The allies have almost certainly are rived at Peking, even though rain has been falling. The advices received from the British commander at the Mast in the Harlem River Ylares and Porty-fitth «treet The swell from a passing boat swep them off their footing « to swim were Jrowned. The boly of Freda was reooere the Long laland shore Save for a smal jee the shoulders Clara's body was nude. READY FOR TRE CUBANS. Trachers Will Spend Three Daye Here and See the City on Tuceday ting Mayor Guggenhetmer tay ‘anne py of the programme for front through Rear-Admiral Bruce give reasonable assur fhe Cuban te h vance that the twenty-seven miles between the allied fi 4 on Tuesday, © jand Peking owuld be easily traversed in four days, the Chie q *\nese, seemingly, being unwilling to fight and falling back on the capital ning and landed Hundret and Tw the system be explained to pubite education wh them Thirty-one epectal cars will be needed to carry the party from One} Hundred and Bighth etreet to Seventy-| second street and Amsterdam avenue The party will « he latter palnt et 129) and eo through Central Park, | H) jonch on the Bast 60 | eoweeceerececoooes. -- ‘a! MAY FIRE ON OUR MONITOR, — CHINESE WAR’ PLANS, Monterey Will Go to Cantem—te-| Larger Guns Being Mounted, O18 | Ganboats Overhauiod and Mines Laid. HONGKONG, Tuesday, Aug. 1h yotinued investigations at Cantos show the Chinese are mounting large ————— } moniter Monterey will go to Canton sé qunvecia ico an R lin a fow days to relieve the American | ¢F suns, old gunboats a WOMAN CYCLIST AU T. ruiser Don Juan de Austria hauled and mines have been made a The Chinese aver that the chance* | ready to lay in the West River, Wheel and Mroke| i 6 ten to one that the Bogue forts; 4 steamer from Wa-Chow reports will fire on the monitor, as the au | enastiig considerable nembere @ GAN thorities are suspicious of foreig | nese trodes gulng- up the Wa i | tivity of Chinese Wilttary Aathoritics LONDON, Aug. 15.—It Is reported tay*|from Hongkong, under date of Aug. |; tes sea-going in sightseeing /13, that the Unite Carre Men “ fesigns a, of 1G8 Fitts ave ® «| The activity of the Chinese wlll meray, Meas oe ee ° 1a bicycle rapidly down PI eoue|tary authorities at Canton is mo: shan tonto] eet vette et ci ALL SAFE LAST wovO4t. to-day, fell from Sit Fifth aver = sine eft te8 | of some sort th two places They dislike the presence of the ; 4 a oun ang] Chinese troops in the vicinity of the | Chinese Se ee haan Haine foreign settlement, fear that the Good _— aT: slightest Indiseretion will lead to Lewat at Pextem bloodshed, and would welcome the f the Monterey. The Sunday World is read by arrival o! @rerybody. Sunday World | Wants teach all eyes and cover the entire} ugg cmueMes UP ACea nen nairet chins eplenips *° LONDON, Aug. 15,--The © Minister in London has British Foreign Office that (Contiond on Becons aoe i ll F