The evening world. Newspaper, May 1, 1901, Page 1

ical ‘ _All the News for Al Day (ae Yy WEATHER-—RAIN; BRISK WINDS. WEATHER-RAIN: DRISK WINDS. 12 PAGES 3 Sy ee ah ¢ il%, The World’s March advertising 2(@e)2 has grown steadily from 37414 Mies columns in 1883 to 2,561'4 col- : umns in 1904. This means tried and ; - found satisfact: 2S {| “ Circulation Books Open to All.’? | PRICE ONE CENT. JEROME SMASHES GAM j Le NANA aN Neh Ae AAS SD ea RAPP RR By CU ONE CENT, : NEW YORK, WEDN ISDAY, MAY 1, 1901, I, | NEW YORK AT PHILADELPHIA—SCORE BY INNINGS Plucky Justice Visit ii ——— the Scene of Las by \ a s mK = SEEM Sie 5 Oe WO). 1 Night's Raid with <~ PHILADELPHIA... ..0 0024000 <6 Professional Sate ; Opener and Smashed : < ae the Strong Box to Smithereens (Continued from Page, 8.) tt 1ing—Davis out al first. Cross threw out Hick ul same way, No runs Manager Davis is Anx- ious to Split Even on \ the Series with the ty singled. Flick Del scoring. MeFarlaned Quakers. d ton’s fly, Dolan fanned, No runs, —— ing d out. Bernard fanned. Warne No runs ‘The Hatting Order. runs. New York, him, wn Haltren, ef s safe on error. Donahue toreed him. Thomas nble. Slagle {! nut, Delehanty singled. Flic q Donohue omas. MoFarland sinaled F coring. M t stealing. Fo 1S { ind Selbach flied ¢ it walked. Cross struck > runs, ut at first, Hickman struck singled.: Bernard out. Nor WHEN DUMMY TAYLOR “KICKS.” A r Umpire—Say! Davis, is that fellow calling me names? If he tounge is,.out of the game he gocs! Davis—on, no! He’s just remarking on his fingers that your $udgment on balls and strikes is wondertgl. COLLEGE BASEBALL GAMES. At Princeton—End of fourth inning: Cornell, 0: Prineeto Rochester. 0: Firdham | : Yale. 1: Brown, O RECORD FORBONDS| 3 scee, IN WALL STREET. RESULTS AT AQUEDUCT. $-—_—_—_—_—_— Is¢ graviaie 1, Buffoon > 1, Godfrey MN Union Pacific the Feature and an Enormous d, General Business Done. 2h 4h Margie S, 1. Silver Chimes 2. La Magic Light 1, Shore 2, Tyrsh While the total sales of stocks to- Pacific's course closely, and I would mcrElG Shoreham2; Tyrs =~ know of any tmportant developments i Gay did not equal the record, the | the tit of consolidution or absorption, total sales of bonds exceeded the rec- ord by $8,000,000. ‘The figures ‘| ANOTHER DAY OF CROKER WILL Ik bouds were $11,585,000. | MAD GAMBLING. H A Unton Pacific furnished the sensation | —— eo in Wall street to-day breaking att] Huge Volume of Business Al- ] £ most Equalled Ex- Ki f | ( ] : » change Record. bi ’ , . ——e reconts in point of price and in its rapidity in advancing and declining, ‘Tho stock Jumped from M6 to 1:9, the| 1 ; = »| he early session of the stock market transactions aggregating over 1 to-day n shares Inelde of one hour, and over | ness, | 200,00) shares up to noon. At the top; seld and price one room trader is reported to | W488 only I have sold ai a profit of $40,000 holdings | Fecord. of Union Pacific which he acquirat six, With a whi months ago. | opened about the tel At the top price many operators real- | #94 blackboards in brokers’ offices | ized and then the price fell off inounands of men who ‘ 2 ; chevdayae Roodly part of their fort Strang Ie Handy with the stei, |i lowest teu Fitho) day. i ; Sets lowed al s etton which gent | “ance or decline. the price well up to dothe top noten, On the floor of the Following these feverish movemen opening day nearly were many reports ax to who was doing veh with a handful of o the heayy purchasing of Union Pacific. | f them for thousands of s\ It was sald that the Vanderbtit Inter- | valting the clang of the gong. sats were looking to obtain control of | frst time ina week the mare inly reached the record in busi- 1 Larth ot feat Te| Tammany Chiefto Take) Allies Fix Total, but!: and a roar the market Campaign. Receive Not Stated. Richard Croker wil! sail for New York.) pants, Stay 1.—The Forsten Omice “onan ad- it ts mid, on June 15. He ts coming i - ss home to plan the fall campaign for Tam. |'8# recelved a despatch from Peking an y Mal, nowncing that M. Pichon, the French + Uke latest news trom the ab-| Minister, presented to-day the report of ftain, and there ts much re-],),. Committee on Indemnity. eae g in Tammany because of It Chale eetiChinatis E A n to pay has been | Mr. Crol de accompanied home The ee es P Aved at about $65,00,06, nination. change Just be- Glants are confident they can make an i even break on the sent sertex by i Galouttng the Phitile | The New Yorkers bh ey Pieture of Clty Cou His name was in at een brtin he Hovel | ¢ by his sons, Frank ant Werbert, 5 Otel | ne ie ‘nt aby me viens of c y Pra ats quent Just night omen | eects ehinit har Wewderbilte HST toe! Industrials and of the| It {# anid :hat the diz “bose ta coming | tec dintributed a » in not erste ; a of the reste ee eene elUent: nevertheless, that more |SPC4! Tallroud interests were hurled ou]! June, so that he may de here In thine forth, but as t loea tint | ose bra \MON( ae ee i ret che + tnd Kewlually pete "| for the Tammany celedration on July 4.{ mention The Hague thought My Ni than one interest was fighting for the | y prices de. Mint 7 A ble | & sae rm 5 | ontrol of the property, which accounted | °! After his arrival he will occupy his old Ministers nopeful of being able e i ; nr the | markable rine, quarters In the Democratic Club until] to settle the proportion to ‘ ql “Dummy” ts in splenaid shape To an ning World reporter Rusrel! he Koes to Saratogu for a rest before the [Hy each power by discuaston at ORs ‘ Ae peclaliy anxious to win to-day rald this afternoon of the remark. opening of the campaten, fosters i 4 ENOnUAD a fin Ht will mean his dnitial victory ansuciiona in Unton Paetti: 0 |e ate Ome ate nicer dan oneeD eves \ few tae si SeONOn activity in Union Pacific Is due pase lotion orn ae le a WEATHER FORECA: aR Ae i Ove 0 had heen paid out ; Beles, i Thw practice by both teams was of the |to short Interesta In that stock, These jon Was not xo ire F xo rapa | There he will revetve the reports of his ST. 2 ! : y usual gingery style prospect to be enormous, and the |#%, the sdvance under the big bull tm-|}leutenants and plan ways to checkmate a r Mi : ‘ of 4 close contest Neches has caumed the 3 nf Otnnthe Arwt. tfteen the forces that will opernte agninat forecast fur the thirtpenty t Che membor ) » of the elt, . c ' Pease aa ee ine aa nT hilo nal mo IAFRe bee Wea ene. | tammany this fall few da E kin \ Jack McQ Ay etn Town and damp and cloudy, but the grounds w prices and the immense transactions | hilo not wo large by 100,000 shares as a y hase bs y H \ ’ in gvod condition, | following It. yesterday. the market as aM up to Tammany polliiclans, worrled over the Crowd Again ymull, There tm no deal pening of which 1] market grew mor ant more foverini ee at ooee eens oe the c Tenth iratn f y i tthe end of the rst halt thi fb Ne a jemocra ie i y The crowd was smatl, owing to the| tris tue, pnowietea sn would eaune | feeling was apprehensive and more exe | Citizens’ Union, are jubilant over the hai rannack y ’ 4 four-bit. price of admission and the con- | eee Naturally 1 follow Union |clted than for days past. news that the boss’ ts really going to] 2 slowerns fresh to brisk east} fresu he bi * aa anes = Tho losses during the early period av- [leave gland, though for but 4 br.ef winds. weal pre ty ; PDNOOSE GED fe , ncaa aeatees (Contiaued on Elzhth Paseo To Cure a Cald im One Day. Sopa They will welzome him with a big de- The roids were the most dvamatie iaj ralded me (wo expert safe werk Take Laxative Hromo-Quinine Tablets, Zia os? @ontinued un Second Page.) monatration. ry ent the history of New York dauen. It was not necessary, however, (Continued on Second Page). 4 5 a . A! : vasuieteN on RCS tie el aR ih