The evening world. Newspaper, May 30, 1901, Page 1

ty] ED Reenter ri See J s ED IT ION | “ Circulation Books Open to All.’ | } zs (2 Circulation Books Open to All.’’ PRICE ONE CENT. NEW YORK, THURSDAY, MAY 330, 1901. : = =—» 30,000 FANS SEE GIANTS PLAY SI. LOUIS COWBOYS, a - = ——+-090-- — -WOMAN’S BODY IN RIVER Greatest Crush Ever Known at Polo Grounds---Game a MAY BE MURDER MYSTERY. Nerve-Racking One for Rooters---Hickman a Makes Home Run in First Inning. : t AFTERNOON GAN i! ¢ Refore this afternoon's agit ‘ roands en ’ YE wor is t £ tt had pnased into Ayis nd: eo 4 This equals the 6: - & rig ep te for the grentest crowd atin weet he Hatting Order. m ; hall came. | 2 Mathewson went int» piteh in é : the seventh inning. 5 New vork, St. Louis Van Haltren, HI | 4 5 Selbach. If | mt Wet ae kk Sead be wag | Strang, 3b - rf, 2 1b, Walla q Bowerman, c Kruger ab. : Nelson, 20 Ryan, © 3 Dentzer, py. Powell, p. | Umpire—0 Day. POLO GROUNDS, May %—"1 tola Seaky you ao, 1 told you no, and when I say a thing, I know, We beat ‘em once We'll make it two, We've downed tne ee tener ere blankety-blankety hoodoo. 1 told you eo, 1 told you ao! Pop Bell was Jublil- 9 The vietim of an double header. ‘The mud handicaps the i ’ j ; 2 word, ting the epheSiigg@inst the right» fleld fence with apparently Mttle effort. 4 Champions Batted Pi- Donovan to Pitch. r ‘Dp: Willie Donovan, the boy wonder, will ates’ Pitcher Out Of) ety iir'tne champions out of thle d Ny the Box and Got Re-|toring ru: this afternoon. Leever, the f M s 7 man with the wonderful siow drop, will 7 venge tor OrNning’ Ss | how down the slab for the Pirates, , i Jeasen Darkest Us ty Loulsie i Star! 8 & About 7.20) fans were in,the stands 1 i Hatter. Defeat. when the game called, —————- ———— Firat Inning. ating both for the triumph of Smoketown crowd took, | Arse over the hondoo and for the tine victory ine ball, Beaum. m1 Srinlnisete tacectinez ail CoulaCowbave mle EATS Unies rd base and stole gece U Fittsbure. crificed him to. third sf in the morning game Beaumont, ct. star catch of Wagner's Crowd Came Bar Clarke, If drive, Beaumont. scoring. Bransfeld ner, Ff fanned out. One run. A tremendous crowd was a certainty hatield. 1b, Tor Brooklyn Sheckard drew a pase for the afternoon game. Every “1” <3 to first on, four wide ones. Keeler aa lve ene ee aca: cracked a single to right, hard train brought a shouting, eager, Jont , hard sprinting reached third and) came ling quota of fans and an hour before O'Connor, ce heme when Leach muffed | Clarke the game the right field bleachertes | ver. throw. Keeler landed on thind, Kelley wareiiammealfullland mrandiatand ‘ash and Cunningham, was Riven transportation. Helle aa ‘ Mt Clev was rapidly filing. ‘The vac| WASHINGTON PARK. BROOKLYN, | starting to steal second and Keeler take A \ i (4 i cant seat In Selbachville vstand- | yfay 3).—The fans came out brisht and | lying. Un ey ante inte Scetres; Dalen: [Inge are of black silk and the low shoes h reat y Ing. room ont sign wan furblehed up| early andy gonily numbérs tor this, Grove) the ese Bay aichateeee 6 5 z 3 | yf ay Pa wll because he knew tt would Peeled me. c a 0 Police Trying to Identi- alti annearsner’ tho woman does not Sie | eerecues iat | eaten Sateee buen lined by tne | Scopped Bransteld'y throw of, MeGreee if Orres id » description an i Nees c chance 3 fs fy the Remains That —— fulesinne Woman reported to the polles, iheralewaa every evidence that Mri| uutenoudel and, snl Nreaatimen ay chance, McCreery Out, C771 . ve been i) MAN have called” at the Morgue, to Emery had found his lost sun and that |, the sun before et them identity her, but as yet there is nu cl ¢ ts Second Inning. Floated Down To- $ tntety, nut perhaps was a Clove. eximinution of tite echoing ae the missing orb of day was engaged in] out for practic It was the first time c i Siawicees | mate at the Murgue after the body hud ACS av death wtruggie with the hoodos.|/ they have had a peek at Old Sol In} Denovan and Kelley retired Ritenle: ward the Sea in the Hethecahont tive cect Batt undrexned, brought to leh: many = ‘A little while before time was called | nearly a week. It will take at least) Keeler got Leach s Ty att View of Ferry-Boat | xolving the mystery. Chiet of thege ta 1 Race i { the clouda bioke away and a yell of/two days of bright sunshine, however, | "Gating tanned. "A Leever drop landed y a tuundry mark on the. white collar Aas: LB iE i delight went up from the rooters whol to put the Jot In any sort of passable| on MeGutre's elbow. Donovan's. sacri Passengers — Picked po and grace. je Woinan wore attached to her aventh Race—Gold Lar hoe hadn't seen a streak of blue sky for al shape. Was Laer Gee laundry mark conalsted of a : meek.y Againctheyerand) ainsi owasi aay, Stuck in the Mad, Up by a Boatman. atarer—Refned and {ikures a1, made ‘with with 5 cOlOeR SAT Doree Were Bye SUN Hie mugen marret in the Pied) Innlaw: nak nother omurk on the by the dozens whose gayly trimmed] “Duke ‘arre ai of henutifal in Ue Iusecintion “in red ini bonnets looked ike bouquets sprinkled | swamp to the right cherie nes Tau teelioraiwaet pe ne Although many persons have cated Uitte ents ce fonbuless 2 the HAWTHOPNE RESHITS among the sombre headgear of their|during the preliminary warm-up, Mt) mont fanned, No runs. view body of the beautiful Clathing— Waa of biue cloth trim. 1AY {OR N ESULT Beort Tom McCreery got stuck in tus Keeler rapped an casy fly to Beate to view the body of the beaut! ltnry Jacket with beans bute J with w guod quality of lace, She “ On, met oh, my! Hive got a hunch! tin centre « after a tong tly. | mont. Kelly bunted and died at, frst wom-n found in the East Riv Fee ee ee eee ed Be Noten dmiatekts tt MArLers. one ciaaped js = Shel ok eC ea ceutS Mauence of the sun more | Daly struck out. No runs. day, no one has been able to identify | rpuinalc 1 "The “Rarters ates 1aCe 4 recy Berea ea thamyma y tootin Fourth Inning. nee Eloves, Dinck silk stockings, mn rmall go'd buttons, not ete waritled shandagme, ; Ay eae uk and put more lfted a. single Into Keeler@, % i fenther ahe + The corset” was of |French looked over the stand before the gaine wer into Un have |s Wagner holsted a high: fy. to The police are bending every effort a etter ht wis Mitte more {han a George always did h an eye for the fA il hustle a nanield hit to dahlen., They beliey Cty - ” 2 ce Sorento STE ETS fe ios bape arke. chile kn to unravel the mystery, They belleve/ 3) awa the East River with ed red petticoat was nat ut CTE TO as | F Deal ileal ols tlereene is hard to get even with the Smoketown froiier™ to Donovan and It out, @ a murder has been committed, but so aes SAliiot Whe Hnderwear was of ALCIC | ie ¢ ‘ane Were Happy: Gove for the def Gi the) morale I to MeCree far there Is r- clue. leather and almost new had rites mats creer ‘ What a hollday crowd Ik was! Any one Layee oni eo e Dail over Beaumon's head for three — ‘louting in the East oe oc ‘were would have known It waa an unusual Dpersia coy pater RE’ tos Clark SaaS ead # cE . i} Few 1 h 7 afay fi atts mo 3 sits Ot 1d ry auto reat ven [eeauement of the t Her hats, | rhown that they BRON TNE every cS YALA SLA D ball ap to tre struck out.” Donovan foilo ‘ Ls th sncn ty dark, WM whic Sixth avenue unul some pt Cbritll y arouses hatte ample, dying by the fan oute, Two: Sy Womal a. ner | ered him to enthusiasm, s none of Beith 5 : . is 4 hing. Was mode and} { TaernaGan Roses | as me by his own Firth tuning, ig most expenalye "No ure | uieras iE AC SE ae cra eff making four of the Pittsburg's ney SIR. Be the mist aa shel per way. te i the. e Un ahs : regan , ¥ me _ fhe 9) " mx inten, Racket root ol in wn age. Latntl Wagner at Practii Vi ¢ 4 buatina ht the] of age, but sh t an wan nA Nee “Huaz, buzz, buzz” went the bab Ue eee mover street, Tae yollee aver wi the fact that no Jewslry wax | Pwo! of the abit front teeth arn ; FE TT Tend abe failed to strike at them YY and was taken to the| fount on bady the police Incline ssing, but there . tice. No such enthusiasm ha failed to : b mt Soe aa vaeraene there | (ie therey. nat ave mer with. foal pias | Muitog wheter or inet ane? nay Ostet Me ne boty Gewytae mice two siftkes!" sald Eason, WEATHER FORECAST, tery that the detectives of the thins Indicrtes that he was she mot her death. They migac when the original Giants won tne peas} sayy pitch, you in," retorted a mystery A r of th man who would have worn jewelry. | his been knocked out by the contact nant y oH ” “Put them over. eaies Chiy have already set about to] Her gown wes cut In military. st: df ihe boty: with a or a boat. The 4 £5,000 ‘Spectate he - The facker ts of fine cloth, battle grenn| hands show that she had not. been Aihalt hour betorel hel game the(ens|/ Getvout.tieald) anon jit hres tke Shu must have been veauti{ul in life, ([n color. The buttons are of brass. The | working woman, they belng small, whize| « ‘ E tering crowds tegan to run to get the| those would send you to the beach, riers TM mere) a AY SCrIOus CO ‘ \ (Continued on Second Page.) said Wagner. He was os good as bis has not wiped out all trace of the a'pair ‘of black Kid gloved. ‘The stock- to the pedicure. gael, math