The evening world. Newspaper, June 11, 1901, Page 1

PRICE ONE CENT. NEW YORK, TU ESDAY, IU NE Ul, 1901, PIRATES BEAT GIANTS; STORM STOPPED GAME REFUSES 3D TERM WASHINGTON, June 11.—Presi- cat 2foli ley hos decided not to be a candidate for a third term. The following statement has been giver out at the White House: “LT regret that the suggestion of a third term has been made. 1 doubt whether I am called upon to give it notice. But there are now questions of the grav>st importance before the Administration and the country and thelr just consideration should not be prejudiced in the public mind by even the suspicion of the thought of a third term, “In view therefore of the reitera- tion of the suggestion of it, I will say now, once for all, expressing a long and settled conviction, that I not only. am not and will not be a ‘candidate RICHB The son of a millionaire was ¢ap- tured to-day after a daring attempt to ro’) the messenger of an Bronx bank. Louls Hays is the prisoner. He 4s a son of Simon Hays, one of the rich- est and best-known men in Harlem. George F, Mellort, sixty-five yeara old, mtooped and feeble, was the victim of young Hays's outbreak, Mellert ta the messenger of the Bronx Borough Bank at One Hundred and Seventy-seventh street and Third avenue. This bank ts not amember of the Clearing-Houre and the old man has been ing large quantities of {ts money through the streets of Hurlem for years. He never carried a revolver and made no effoct to conceal his business, Ho had just secured $100 In silver and $2,090 in bills from the Hamilton Bank in One Hundred and Twenty-fitth street, at 11.90 this morning. The bills he put In is inside coat pocket. The silver he carried in a canvas bag in his hand. He entered the Twelfth Ward Bank at Yexington avenue and One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street, and turned over his checks for collection. While the tejler was counting up the chocks the old man walked out into the President Announces that He Won't Accept Renomination. for a-third term, but would not ac- cept a nomination for it if it were tenedered me. “My only ambition is to serve through my second term to the ac- ceptance of my countrymen, whose generouff confidence I so deeply ap- preciate, and then with them to do my duty in the ranks of private citi- zenship. WILLIAM M'KINLEY. “Executive Mansion, Washington, June 10, 1901." President McKinley's official an- nouncement disposing of the third-term idea suggested by some of his admirers created no great surprise among his friende, who have known of his deep convictions on the subject. When Senator Depew's suggestion ten days ago that the President should be re-elected for a third term began to be seriously discuamed, the President dlectded that the public mind should be instantly cleared of even the suspicion that he waa seeking to break down the precedents of the past by becoming a andidate for another term. He broached the subject to Secretary Long late yesterday afternoon. He told him he J that an announcement at the very Inception of the discussion wine, and Inst night officially nbers of the Cabinet, informally called to- decision, It met with Of Nhs ‘approval. he suggestion that President McKin- hould be elected for a third term several weeks agi has been given Senator Chaunce: er Republican leade: Ve official announcement wide M. aay will ease the minds of man; ambftloun’ Republicans who have Presi: dential aspirations, notably Sen Fairbanks, of Indiana; Senator Fora of Ohio, and Vice-President Theodore Roosevelt. tenia ENS Hays Waylays an Aged Messenger Who Carried Money. hall and started upstairs to transact some business. The foot of the stairway is drectly opponite the entrance to the bank, which Ia tn the hallway. Six steps up there Isa turn. Just as Mellert reached the turn he was confronted by a hantsome, well- dressed young fellow, who stepped out of the shadow and barred hia way. The young man was pale and In his hand he carried a heavy file wrapped in a news- paper. Ralsing this aloft he brought tt down on Mellert’s head. ‘The highwayman made a grab for It and the two struggled on the stalrway. The bag wns torn and the silver rolled down the stairs, making a great noire. They rolled down the ateps into the hall. By thin time the officials of the bank had been aroused. They Tocked the doors to keep the crowd out and the thief in, and the cashier pulled the burglar alarm, Capt. Walsh, of the East One Hun- dred and Twenty-sixth strect station, ANK \NK ROBBER . fn the station house when the alarm wax rung. He started Detectives Carter, Bolz and Connor to the bank on the double quick. When they arrived the highwayman had been subdued. He was the coolest man In the building. At the station-house he said that there had been a mistake, but he could not account for his presence in the byllding. He described himself as George Adams, thirty-four years old, a salesman, of 1 West Fortleth atreet. Beyond saying that a mistake had been made he would make no state. ment. An Evening World reporter was al- war lowed to see the prisoner shorth his arrest. y after “See here,” whispered the au Adams, “I ited wnen 1 told’ the polite me was Adams. My name is Hays and my father is Simon No. 1 East One Hundred and y-ffth street. My brother-in-law fa Jullus Meyer, the Democratis polter, 1 want pu to take clan. father and my brother-inelaw that t in prouble,”* word to my am iN married and lives with hia nd two children in One Hundred and ‘Thirty-sixth street, near avenue. His family cannot acco his act, He was held Cour; this afternoon, nothing. The potice think Hayes was a tool for a Rane of thieves, who hall carefully planned the robbery. Ha wif in the but would aay JONES NOW DYING. ‘y-let Charles F. Jones, who con- fessed that he killed Millionaire Rice | at the instigation of Lawyer Alvert T. Patrick, is dying. “He takes no solid nourishment. He {s haggard and thin. His face Is lke a dead man's. It is drawn and, pinched. The shadow of the grave ig stamped on every feature. “For four weeks he has not left his room. The District-Attorney has sen trying to remove bim to the country with the hopo that fresh air will revive hiz1, but his condition Is so serious that the physician in at- tendance will not/ permit this. “1 should not be surprived If he were taken out a corpse any day ‘This was the startling state of affatra | Valet of Millionaire RII rEote? and Witness Against Patrick Cannot Live. made known to a’reporter of the Even- ling World to-day by Mrs. Dickinson, who has charge of the private sanitarium of Dr. McAllister, of No. 200 Weat Forty- fourth street. On the other hand the District-Attor- | ney’s office denies that Jones Is in a sc- | rlous condition. “It ts true," Attorney Garvan to the reporter, “that Jones has catarrh of the stomach and he is betng treated for It. “Astde from a humanitarian stand- point the District-Attorney* office is very anxious to keep Jones alive, Of e the effect that his ap- i would not ha aid Assistant District-| course wo have his confession, but thar | jPearance In curt would. They can cross-examine him all they Ike. They cannot break hia testimony." Jonex occuples the middie room on the third floor at Dr. MeAllister's houre, | He Is guarded night and day by three [dotectiver, eaon of whom Im on duty eight hours at a time. They never leave Alm. Me Js great sufferer trom |Melancholla and it im feared he will jcommit sutcide If left to himself, “When he came here." sald Mra, Dick- inson, ‘he uld hardly get up the front steps. Since then he has beed constanss Retina 4 pared here in the houre. 1 kr ra positive fa that he takes no solld food whateve He has not left ie house for a minute nd gets no exercine | "One need only look at hin face to see his bad mental condition. No one but the detect ia allowed to see hin, » District-Attorney has issued at orders in ‘The detectives [are also talk with no one about the case, will aee nobody. GIRL BURNED BY BENZINE. Bottle Exploded and a ing Fintd Seattered Over Her. Dora Stante, a nineteen-year-old girl, employed by Phillp Methan, was badly durned t while chaning a vtove in Mr, Methan's house on Elghth avenue, Whitestone, L. 1. She was using 4 bottle of kengine when ft caught fire and exploded. The burn-! ing fluid scattered over her face, head and’arms, ; i and’ oiaimas sentio #lashieg Hospital. WEATHER FORECAST. the thirty-mis hoars wath Py My, Wednewlay for New York and leinity—Partly ad Wednen- ahowern Wednesday | MONEY WAITS FOR BRENTANO rel! PIPL jelrt Ster Disappear. ing Hig! Months Ago, If Andrew Breniano, up to eighteen monthr azo of Rrooklyn, should happen to need the money he may take this as notion that tavre Is $100 for hin In the custody: of hfs brother, Jonep’ P. Brentano, of No. 1% North Sixth |e jet, Willinmabnze, ix part of- the cetate of Andrew's mothers, Andrew \dienppenred Seto 100% and Joseph, ax executor of the es: fate, la getting red of holding. the money, Rontawain Murphy Injared on the| Cinan of Twenty Finlahes stad 2 : SANTIAGO HERO HURT. DEAF MUTES GRADUATE. 00+ Getting Shaky. Mathewson Was Hit Freely by Pittsburg Batters in First Two Innings---Score, 4 to O. pions Have Them Easy Victims. The Natting Order. Brookiyn. Chicago, Kelley, Hartrell, \ieeeter, tf Fret Bheckint, If. Chance, th. Dotan, rf. " ib, Gatins, 3b. mick, a% MoGuire, MeJamen, p Menefre. p. Umpire-Dwyer. Attendance 180) CHK hope to ima Remnanta to Chan ng his tr t kind there te [Champions that tatoo big a hav yoat Oreno New York tnatiintr, prevalling conditions HONOLULU, June 5.—The battleesh The commencement exere res eo) Loftus sald this 1 Oregon arrived here May #, bound |New York Inasitute for I ary not had hla team rig from fhe Ortent to San Francisco. As! One Hundred and Bt divents [Dewan huch whe the waa dropping her anchor aff port. \ani Hrowdway, were after make some the chain broke, aly injuring |), think the Remnan Chief Boatswain J. BE. Murphy, one of M00" er dogs look the men who heipet Hobson sink she | Prinetpal Boca Henry Cu t al § Merrimac at Santiago. ducted ihe exerc F Zefore July ts ove One leg wis broken and Murphy wan) oftered by. Ite na ! three eripple darhed against some machinery, rec teme Church St. Matthew es whet Tomine Ing a dangerous gash on the nea Avery Brown, Secresary of " will have to foak share. of Directorn, Rraduates, of made tae adr whom tarre wor -— QOM PAUL DEFIANT. | Says We In Not Asking Peace! James Ir ‘Terme. TORONTO, June W-Invader, th THE HAGUE, June 11.—Mr. Kruger | Canaia’s Cap chalenger, as had i has Issued a statement 0 the effect that | MF trlal epin, ‘The poat was not ¢ may intert he knows nothing ‘of the pence negotia-| Pletely rigged, but the fen was very Hanh Hons alleged to Be proceeding. with sie} natisfactor three-mile wzeeze Wer) enance save Kitaon until to oer leaders, Mowing. Beavers the old. ‘thailence: earns 2! ‘He say's that if/there are any negoti a start of 1yards of his. sailed ov the course | INVADER’S TRIAL SPIN. i bour tionm on foot It a Hor thresh kn" Agtion | ile, out The was, Getoen. Wetare hail er, syed | Chnnge dn Brooklyn bite! Hanior me WH prooably m Both Loftue vane af" dell’e threat t& juny Chicago Remnants Are Crippled and Cham- Found 4on look on Wad- the Amecican | Dahlen We as us may sen BROOKLYNS WANT THREE STRAIGHT. one of Rube's pipe dreams. nm that after every mame Wad- he pours a tale into ome man’s exr and gets aympai¢ in return, Hanlon «ays Ban Johnscn woul! not hear of such a move, am the American League will not take players who am under nal League con- tract. The Ban Johnaon was the guest Brush, at Cine nnatt yertevday, Is looked upon as sig- nifleant and is to stump the rumors | of ah nk of oot cis AR dream. WHE Not Suspend Sheekard. : to 4 i for his cond am at CC rath Brosh dary ed such n * no re why the League should pick one of hte players as a mark when abot others have got away With row. MeJdames rh ball y Was oJamer s tr (Conth fuses avy. Sead third to-day. Hane regular men in yack to right 1 played up t x overtime t yt for the 180, m being wae out hard ut to Dane arMAsk, Wk whtlds at Sheckutd aingied at a te Mec Met to ced. sored, Daly. tte ipled, scoring jnued on Eighth Page.) {hatling —— The Ratting Order. Pittsburg. Clarke, If. Ritchey, db, Leach, 3 Bransfeld, 1B, Wagmer, rf. Poole, ef, Ely, as. O'Connor, ¢ Leever, Dp. New York. Van Haltren, cf, Selbach, If, Herman, rf. Davis, as. Ganzel, 1b. Bernard, 2b. Warner, c. Mathewaon (Special to The Evening World.) ° EXPOSITION PARK, FITTPRURS, June 1.—It's up to Christy Mathewson’ to keep the Giants In falrly comfortable position at the top of the percedtag® column, The atar drawing card of th league will take his second crack at’ Fred Clarke's piratical troupe this afe ternoon. Matty held the Smoketown; sluggere to six hite and one run, wine! ning his game, at the Pola Grounds. He {s confident that he can do am well here, The young twirling phenomenon has not lost any confidence in his abliity:ta beat all comers. Hin reverses -at. St Mave a ‘High Malt” A Faney Cnteh, i apparently: him than victories sie. cool, rete 9 won eight he sgaapn ron of? the yressos aime (omy bumpe season bs over? 11 ean _ must of my ath have mpfeasion on Fotering In Pirse finee, Virayem Inthe will have toe ey If Pittsburc wing we7z, the rm