The evening world. Newspaper, April 29, 1901, Page 1

WEATHER—FAIN TO-DAY AND TO-WORROW. The World in What? tens of thousands more homes and New York City than any other The official figures of the American ‘ws Company prove this. Wh offices paper Open to Al ONE © PRICE 4 IN KENTUCKY, Alard Scheck the Fa- vorite—His Eminence Next Choice. DERG CHICAGO tal to The Evening World.) LOVISVILL April” &—Had the weather been made to order it could more propitious for the the wenty-seventh Ken- win ar sky, fast toned starters It There isa more colt but tt cannot BIG TOUR. + should wi rumor at! aston might aniac Tried to Force His Way Into: White list. however, will certainly House, but Was Arrested—Crowd Bids " Woods. President Farewell. ee sittioee - — ve, 117, Winkama, o'Connor. a on ee pen Derby run tn * M’KiINLEY’S PROGRESS. al Arie heck fal Sieenennen IBS es ite Tt will extend through twenty-five Statns, ee tito ae eo 7 ver £3,000 miles riveree y Hat Do It will pass over 15,000 miles of railroad track " ver, and liberal backing this morning, the mble to get the until the crowd «fternoon. will back and they are nveted prize, It will take forty-eixht days to make the progress. It consists of olghty persons, forty of whom are “servants.” The other forty include the Pre nt, Cabinet officials and others. Bix reporters, four photographers. two telegraphers and two stenog- raphers will be taken along. real xc « this contingent Seven of the most stmpiuous carriages make up the tain. od Of these seven the most magnificent is the Olympia, in which the Prebident will ride Barbers, Indies’ maids, valets, chefs, masseurs and bootblacks go ¥ | ° along. ‘All this magnificence ts the gift of a group of ratiroad magnates. This isn't a “royal progress,” and there isn't a word in the Amerl- can dictionary to fit it ALASKA SILAS SS SS SSAA GS VISES LASS [is the only tran. nkineer Prank I wrting the He FECL KES NN NN Pe LAU VLVL CLIC TS IN.STRANCE WAY os Young Husband Gone | Without Explanation —Crime Feared. eatertor decoration of the silen four rmona sideat engine > Mrs tabs and ¢ d the hon. members of his Buests, friends Pde ie through It the twenty-five Stat a Ib.H niles will be tray nw has followed a wedding when West, Nearly elled nized in St a's Toman A ap nof seven Paliinin hurch Patecwon, by the Rey ene 0) : LUNATIC AFTER reign ther of the Arch- qion, 1 naafresn New ¥ from the carly to THE PRESIDENT. ng the stat of flow Sa stuntial wresen ers from which they wer WASHINGTON, D.C. April 23] Miwe Annio Mel» y Finkelstein, a murderous maniac, | pobest Mel | Members of the purty reached the ates) attempted tu force his way into the eph Roach, w nized as one of | tion early. Secretaries KeandAt-| White House lite yesterday Sdalntaalrien Knox came t - pollee made every effort to pre ng Roach, who ts | cars of age, left his nd went home for vent knowledge public on the eve President start ou his long journe Corbin and others were also at che sta f his act becoming of the President's de- tfon, Each member of the party was! parture for the Southwest. . Ife aeemed7!n’ goad siven a card of tdentification, announc-| The man is a victim of homtettal] spiritn and joked with his wife. Buddens | ing the holder to be the President's {m-| mania, out of the Utah State is ghatarhesk (rompthestablemlen vi mediate guest Asylum only one month, finished { meal u AML the Chotcest.Laxurtes, | there for attempting to murder three ReERTuth A sufficient quantity provisions | en cut his untiniehed meal was taken on board erve until the} tein Was seen lurking stout in the o¢ would be back train reaches New Orieans, Servants House grounds at dusk. Melina few s ame back from the White House will cook the inthe shadows from place tol ro ur ' President's meals. A!l the chotcest lux- | "ee scanning the windows. he left hte home ' urles have been put in stock for ota) The deteccives who are always etal ty ! ext wife viaited the refection. O jtlened in the grounds attempted to rua] pottes staaion 1 repo: te imap So much baggage wan brought to the! down. He eluded them and ran! pear ir We never An angry station that changes were made neces-| to the entrance, where he co: word ratd, “and he w ry ruce sary in the combination car Atlantle Umission, claiming that ne had | cessful Dusiness: ery Saturday | to provide more rvom. It Is thought an ant message to deliver to the | Mahe | mes faitots | additional baggaKe car will be taken|Fesident. He grew greatly excited] iy any money, hte | nats Naw! Oriente when refused admiss!y:, thon Whe he saw that he was to be that eo Each member of the party In taking along suMctent wearing apparel for the entire Journey, and the aggregate has proven something surprising. President's Flag Holsted, The Cabinet Ministers and other mem- bers of the party will dine on the st. rested he grew ylolent. He was o} powered and searched and taken quiet to police headquarters, The police r fuse to say whether he was armed. Tried to K Finkelstein (Old Chreas Pert the Three. was well dresned and {+ John Smita, whos he was on old James. This car has a crew of nine|wbout thirty-four years old. He told cooks and wafters. The President's flag | the police hin residence was Cleveland, |crcus performer, Wes fined §2 tn tne| was holsted when the train came into|Ohlo. Letters found on hin: showed iha{| Hariem Court t for being drunk. the station. One was placed on the Ii he came from Balt Lak@ City. Amith was drat seen at the corner of tle rod at each side of the engine. Th letters were from prominent enue Ons ub Ue rod at each aid e. porting men of Ban Francisco aint Den: | ark avenu and One Hundred and —== | ver. ey eof him as i Wenty-fifth atreet about 7.37 o'clock alllsae Btone. He admitted ho bad used the) tin inert ek FE EES NS SOE ee this morning. ile wax rigged up to r name recently Because of fumily troub-e. | resent a stranger In town. He wore the | % ee ‘w| -2ispatches trom Balt Lake give the regulation chin whiskers and carried the 3 WEATYER FORECAST. | reat reason. Finkelstein, “watte at Ox:| fegutation carpet bagm On the aides. of ,, * on Utah, year ago attempted to as-/ ij, bags appeited in. advertisement % — {| sagsinate ‘sures men. for a concert hall in Harlem. i % lor the thirty-aiz &| qi 3; ebows the was subject to) He cut all sorts of queer antics on the 2 Ate of homicidal : mania. a fe was! street corner and attracted a great ,, asPp™, s monte bao: beenae eeleeeed pez: SRA crowd. Policeman Carter arrested him, | % r New York City ‘® for "Frisco, “fre canse feast from there eae rece, 2 ity: Fale toontght @! His mother is a well-to-do reaident| Rarned Child Ufsr 1 ale Zi q| of Bale . = Three-sear-old ena Mittanzes, who! % 7 « President's Trip. burned at her imme, No, 25 East Nine- * Sec ere scree orca ean A ures cen tiara 0] “ in ie Pres! er! tal SAAAAAAHAAAISBAARY ScKiniey and the Wastington pubiice’ Bek. to-day: fetal nn limieiowion ie ak ee ic lt | block entire tuitding was pease ei tae ela ee Nev RK AT P. ADELPHIA—SCORE BY INNINGS NEW } OP ce Onecia 4 eal F AD fd AW (3s seen is) = 18) took singled. Flick Bowerman walked. Fisher Murphy's No q—Ganzel ing , it) ended to Slagle. Delehanty foulec k ipgled k 1 doubled, scoring Flick. Wolverton doubled, Jaéklitsch tallying. Dolan popped out. Two runs. a Fourth Inning—Van poppef out. Selbach reached third on Y Davis flied out, Selbach scoring. Hickman sing Strang was hit. Ganzel singled. scoring Hickman. M od. Two runs. * SPARK {at first. Dunn walked. Thomas singled. Slagle { ith s. Delehanty flied out, Slagle tally- ( ok led. Hickman muffed Jacklitsch’s'fly and Flick scored he error. Wolverton singled, Jacklitsch scoring. Wo n was out stealing. Five runs, (ves BOSTON AT BROOKLYN. Q 0 1 2 b 2 e 2 BROOKLYN... .... WINNERS AT AQUEDUCT. ‘ All Gold 2, Flaxspinner 3. 1, Baylike 2, Equalize Race—All Green | th Race—April Showe flr WINNERS AT LAKESIDE. ry st Race—Johanna D. 1, Lucky Locket 2. Ariean 3. ond Race—Emma C. 1, Reinach 2, Andy Idris 3. Third Race—Possart 1, Al Broun 2, Maryland Reserve 3. PITTSBURG BLOCK. SWEPT BY FIRE. 7+: Baby Burned to Death, Shoppers in Panic -and Several Buildings Destroyed. April A panic ensued customers pulidings on Cars sth Sixteenth (9 South Seventeent . in the shonping of thia| med : an swept oy fire to ; chespn rn hor wes a meas of ruins ning dearh of One ite tw weoant one-half child being purned co nt chtid When the fire broke there the tire br throng of ers in ore ba In Tunaing from flames, met occupant om the the burning houses who were dr touncomschour. the street Hd was ether A Jam and a pant fore alt eould eral permis w The fire a ways, the famex four-story dey, treet. Over a dos Lorrea & Bro. ind lestroyed ent CIRL BURNE WEHATHER—FAIR TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW, 10, |SPORTIN B= TRA. PRICE ONE CEN NEW YORK VS. PHILLIE BROORLYN VS. BOSTON Giants and Quakers Open Their Game with a Slug- ging Match in Which Davis’s Men Score Five Runs to Philadelphia's Two in Two Innings. The Datting Order. w York. Philadelphia, ae ct. Van Haltren, cf. Selbach, If. Davis, #9. Hickman, rf. Strang, a. Ganzel, 1b. Murphy, Bowerman, Fisher, p. | Umptre—Mr, o'Day. Dummy. Taylor “Talks? Plicher Vie Willta In Action, HANLON’S TEAM FACES KID NICHOLS The young- aturday. His and Selee een kidnapped by South on the training trip ster disappeared again ma have en tnks he may have the American League, hree Thousand Fans at Washington Park to Help the Cham-! pionsin Their Effort to Make It Four Straight. T Kelley “lo, Herman! sang out Herman Long, the an hily short stop for the Beaneaters Are you ett] in the gume? I used to eek through th ce to see when [ was a kid” On Spur way, Pather Time, Long’ Powas the bath clubs the Nfth season vou were A Quaker*to the Bat, The Uatting Order. : Speck} from Sta Corespontent with Che Mat York Tear} PHILADELPHIA, Pa., April a& Sabbath Day Jn Sleeptowm, + up to Gate i LATEST NEWS Told in TABLOIDS. Give just and kindly fate, A Sabbath Day In Sleeptown, Fame un now n Manager Seler se: echeduled to Vie We en over Inn cor a of the kot where the sun was shinin ry with mifsummer warmth, to limber U brg FIGHT GRAB=The forces ap-| Thapboss lofi the posing the Weat street franchiae |“! say amen to that.” said Managep as be of the Til ve rab are athe ay for, ede the descent Albany. They etry coxudes fom) ine eae) ; will ge on the Emplre State Ea- eee i ? the greatest Bawes . mt 1 POrrOw 35 an > a t oA manager, sat this stage | ihe “got to rest, Willy Nally, wih ten LJ FREED Stamens Dist { the Tenderloin fellows are hay a. Who said he waein w York on Suns ‘igs warmed ck Reale ee entre of Phil- Ae unin arenigned in cron ios IRA) Eeoeeal Market Court to proved Me unt dump the fotne wae relenned, on altbi and YOO befure Devery CATCH RIPPER. IN A BONFIRE, —_. — Eighteen Women Vics Josie Bowouski tims—Man Trapped | Atter Long Search. Wiay Die and Her Mother Is Injured. A received tu ral pla i tng a bond t a Mt No Bavarian "thought who Pr cn, prizing, wigshafen by 1 ession of ; od 1 yiher, as were doin ere other, el district of London veare| the ch t ago by 4 man whe was termed The hospital suri Juste inhaled a>. the Rirper,”’ the fa. The man then taken into gustody w: ep outeher named Danian, He was auo- sequently released. Dromo-Quinine Tadiets, 35¢ shakers i CSAP abe one Wille Warmed Up, 1 Wi feeling halt ho! Cthe trial of Miles : i the Meet kumbler, wa 1 “to bat the ESE Ss i i the murder of * 1 this afternoon, I¢ Ke Pores eihs . Pelee. nounyt hey do Its SLAYEIDO DI the sue ve tur tonto ‘Petoll was electrocuted the week 1901, for Adoring 4t, sing Sing stoning we NI, Hook arth ‘ ties ner the : [outaee ; ‘ nd would give ; hurt ota | feels rrow. This will, If trpes) Faulkner's Disappearance. i esi rel edisleamee ‘0 eee Re leant a myaterious dieage| TRE Daased dhe America 1 ta eplinters, the A ve. Te coralled «mos: promis-| steamahip New Vork, from se" under which the of deamie i) ing young twirling wonder named| Sonthampton and Cherbourg, go- bey: Faulkner early this spring and took him ing at reduced spee@ ey