The evening world. Newspaper, June 13, 1901, Page 1

LL THE NEWS FOR ALL DAY. — a WEATHER—FAIR TO-NIGHT AND FRIMAY. NIGHT EDITION PRICE ONE CENT. "3 RACING) ———-+0 90 werner Forecast. ¢ Hickman’s Two-Bagger Sends in Two Runs for the Forecast for the thirty-aix Ing nt SM. rte Sra Soe ey Giants in First Inning---Chicago Batters ~ g Hit Pitcher Doheny Freely. night and Friday; Heht to erly win freah & os \ 6¢ The Natting Order. > Chica : | ect. Hurtaelh if, \ en, of, \ Tbe A Hickman, rf. “aft |Ganzal, Ib. Childs, Strang! 2, Ttayner, tb, Roweriman, c. Mecormick, @& Nelnon, Ki | Donens Taylor, pe ' —Cunningh: (Spectal to The Eventog Worl) WEST SIDE BALL PARK. CHiife ‘AGO, June 13.—After all the bombastle onversation that has been passed back and forth, Umplre Billy Nash, as every, one Predicted, falled to show up here to- day to judge the games between Davis's | erstwhile top-notchers and Jack Doyte' | much-walloped tall-enders. With t non-appearance of Nash, the war elowd | which hung over this rection of! tha | baseball map disappeared, and all! is | once more peace and harmony. | Eddte Doheny was selected’ this Umph ‘* VICTIM OF PLOT.” In his plea for the life of Dr. Ken- miss in an ecru shirt waist, was with é them. t aedy, which he began before the| Lawyer Moore Declares Hottlestein Does Not Anawer. caro had proceeded far to-day, Law- Before the Jury that] siss atamie Pursell, daughter of ate Moore charged the poll ith | . : Pursell, wa ‘orn, As she took her yer ‘Bed police with) +He Dentist Has Been ria war rmor™ Lawyer M wwked > : patched-up evidence. Surrounded by Deep) here war no answer. i i Misa Pursell testifled that Actor Rob- He dwelt strongly on the fact that} Police Conspiracy. — |. Miss Purell tenet et ner given the small piece of pipe, which the | —-—-———————— in her father's nous an pee ted " = a iu sto ul court | prosecution tried to show was siml-|crtx and Mrs. Kennedy swore that he tosh anu, saat Shs) i led. ‘a : M fe Pursell, sister of the wit- Jar;to that In) the |bludgeon, was/not ab iatine: court: Rooms nei teattied in corroboration of ‘her fister’s. tesumony, und Mr. Osborne f ae foundion te frst _visiviot the: poles ‘The apSroaching ent! of the trial drew | arose and sald that he was not respon- z to Kennedy's cellar, that it was not |,, tremendous crowd to court. An hour|#ible for Bottlestein’s Munchausen:like = . 2 S aa! - re found until a visit had been paid | before the doors were opened the cor- | Ory of ihe Tanah. the tald thee te to the shop of Plumber Melville, and | ridors leading to Part III, were Jammed, | Bottlestel: that after this visit the plumber /Men and women pleaded to get in. The Miss Grace Pursell, a third daughter, women Were insistent beyond all bounde | testifled,to the same story: na nee alaters. \ missed a similar plece from his shop. |ond were rudely jostled and hustled back | young girls, gave wimilur testimony. After the recess tho aged father of ‘by the court officers in thelr efforts to the prisoner was happy over the pros- |koep clear the way to the court-room. Thought he was-plasiag Gives Hottlestein the Lic. ct of his son's release, shenty : SSP sink. | _Bottlestein had not appeared in court. | Le? AOR earns Every seat wax occupled In a twink: | qicre wax a rumor that he had dis- “We will celebrate his wedding anni |!ins, though none supposed to be appeared raary on Sunday,” he sald. “My aon |admitted except those connected In somo | Lostmaster Max, Guildner,, of | New : : C r of| Dorp, 3.1. that’ Bottlestein was married on June 16, 186, and It wil jcapaelty with the case, A bevy of POPs wien“talsely when he said that be a happy reunion for us all. He will| pretty women in mani-colored shirt | ne (Guildner) = be home In time for the anniversary."” | Wwaists were bunched in the “House cf] t i “There are threats and counter-threate | Lords." of wholesale arrests of Kennedy tri Four of the jurymen brought their} « simoneyl trom\sou?'t r witnesses after the case has goue to the | Wives with them. The ladies iouk ung me up f i. = + jury. Both stdes charge conspiracy. seats within the railing directly across tia Bottiestein cS knew ; Fallen from lie proud poaltt Witness ottlestein's testimony of | the room from their husbands In the wuld that he could swear that he yesterday hax not made his position tn | Jury-box. Right beside the Jurors’ wives | x wT Wo detectives on 4 Staten Inland paaiane | + the case a very comfortadle one, After | sat Actor Franklyn Roberts and his | forry-boat fneatrouiahlay pockettand i | - making sta ents ere damaging | wife, Actress Marle Wainwright. One L of RSD Pee | to himaelf, Misa Iu ¥, Actor Rob- | of Mrv, Roberts's daughters, a dutnty’ (Continued on Second Page.) | Manager Places Lia-' Report that Rockefeller bilities at $134,340; | Purchased Securities’ Assets $90,275. of James H. Smith. ANNOYED GIRL EDITOR PEARSON ‘VS. ST. LO WHO) HELPED HI, HERE FOR POINTS. Great English Publisher Lands in This City Miss Coveny, Good An- from The World's Tug. gel to the McMahons, Invokes th aw. When the Oceanle arrived at Quaran-) Asked about the Boer war Mr, Pear- to-day C. Arthur Pearson, the noted | 90M sald: Snglish editor and publisher, left the dis | Up and got aboard The Worid's tug, } } ] Adolph oH. Cha manager, of M5 Broadway, who lives! in the Rutland apartment-house Too Kind to Rocrn. Fifty-seventh street and Seventh ave- “The war would have heen over a y ; : et ‘or more ago but for the {dlutic, childish nue En pee EU Ley 2: erlyn, theatefeal] A Wall street report thiz afternoon to the effect that he Union Pa- had) secured control of the St. said that James Henry ansfterred ra om) of nad been locked up for Award J. McMahon was arraigned | a peti Adana Sirect Court, Brooklyn, to-da ich he was brought to the Bat- ~ se he El ana | Kindness of our people In th day In office of the clerk of on complaint of Miss Emma Coven), Hermpartaasee at the Ellis peat rihtee Telorenie we nail Meduthenene ie United States Court who charged him with disonterly con-|*famboat pier “against a wall and shot them down, us Hin Habilities are given as $134,240.71 ‘ otty utepped _nshor duct, Mise Coveny ts a pretty brunette | nicht nave been taken for a New York- “heilo” girl, and lives nt the corner of} er, He wore a gray business sult and a Fitty-firat street and Eleventh avenue. | straw hat and carried a small cane . oriers oended hin Bre Coveny declared In’ court that |r rane thougat of America, eRe abmat tne vetory of Mtr. White McMahon fell in love with a chum of Iw any fifth visit,” he ald, nmil- Ney’s Volodyovakt in the Derby, but he . Last January she loaned him nd Cthink it is a Utele early for % ACU AFR A pression ‘of ers. ee " money with which to buy the wedding c z f paald isthe cup will ring, and the couple were married, | | any other nation would have shot rebels down, the war would have been ended long age Mr, Pearson would make no state- ets ag $90,215 a iP $2.00 for rent of | er S48 points, and Unton the coaching I that the nite noon to pitch the Glants back Into wim e plant of The he finest plant Their domestle MHfe was not De Learned Hin Lesson Here. separated, made up again, and about] able tha t would not be In the ‘ oa Phen) Bis Ship Jarred by Acchteut W tolisatae’ hers than I, doing well for themselves, Wher ES ne ela(Oeanea ee at mea a ed in am) pending ence of Ametican newspaper methods this afternoon, prownged her pax Rich Harlem Man Asks|Eighty Witnesses Sum- Se ee aReTunreeed elp them Miss Coveny went to ni ebaltoj hele chem, i bi SL wilt say that If tt had not’ been, for Wort two weeks ago decided that it was|!um in to-day. I was but twenty-three Bho had to appeal for protection to}! went back to London | embarked In ¥ Hours 0 riapeabal was visible In the Engl'sh prers, to 6 days 16 hours and 11 mini he i : 3 an examinatlon to-morrow. tek tne" her anawered ig ye | mishap wan not erlows and inerrovene C ! Magistrate toDeclare | moned—Case Goes e four game Mere aa é were not for the Ameriegn papers the plea san | Hi Ins ording to Da S In > he! Oceanle left Liverpool 4.40 " im Insane. M rs , old the rubber to-day, 0: AMERICAN THIEF CAPTURED. | sprees and the sist ot tondon would PHA aera het ed ti il: ’ on Monday. Re aE ree as ay. board with them, is prob- | Matt ever happened, Chicagos Not Nye best to live apart. Since that time, | sears old then. I came here and found ecit” 4 fi m policemen un two occasions, and | business for myself. An accident to the White Star ner . Still. we are due never have beer started." tof that day there was i ‘Tho ,McMahons, though, quarrelled,| my first visit to New York it ‘ ‘ iaree| Sn ee A OCEANIC LOST A BLADE. Race-—Bill Massie 1. Mo Our Nellie 3 ‘We must not imagine we have ea) 4 ol > an es ae neg tniigiheress Manager Davia) Misu Coveny saya, McMahon has been| many young” men, no bétter equipped 4 af DU eae eae pcatit d Ake couldn't stand it any longer, Mr, Pearson was asked If the Influ-!Ocearte, which arrivee from Liverpool r slump at, Pitts Ju “What is the Engilsh view of the|that shook the ship. Tho engineers —— Get 50,000 Marke from Herlim| yco¢an consolidation scheme?" was the| {ound that the ‘hort propeller was ! The vonerabis Murphy. a es haye been sun-| rade ing" and the engines were ato; a. . . . . wealthy and old Harlem. | 1 ox in Ss és Jewellers. next question, ‘in Gxamiination wna ta yb te wan} @reen Man in Packing. ' Failure ofCredit-Ansalt) iia ws Pad eotneliite the: box in t BERLIN, June 1%8—A man named) “American capitalists are waking the] not watsfactory to ¢ ron Whe 2 Arlington, S.J ‘et sets sainhghas ence gis posed to be an Amerfean, who| Englisn up," vos the response. "Ameri. dveided Pita in Liverpool tore’ more| House Mutilated by Precipitates Many is accused of robbing jewellers to the thoreugh fn’ i cai, methods, Introduced in wo. many | Le ated inten ; Teta amount of 00,000 marks (311,(00), was ar-| ways, are putting new life into Engtish | ra 8 of one blader and in |- Friend. Others. Murphy told rested’ to-day ‘on entering the place oc-| pusiness men, ‘The advent of your capl-| the following, day. June 6, the’ Oceanic beging in the Hudson} aicator handler, who needs a step-ladder : Monday, ij fto Judge | aes ete catchers ike Bowerman and Warner, tii reluctance. re ure sue persona on whom o-|the diamond official who has been. colver of stolen ‘ Fesvmed her voy = | p cuplea. by’ an alleged re 1 gallntn In our Meld ts not looked upon ea | Xiong the Damacnicrs were Sra, Clar. amar ua MORE RtGy a Oe ee etal There, ate sume per prnora, oe | thesallammond) Metall ho] Haake inde stabbed, ep policeman who took] American aggression. It fs the “best en e Cary, Grav Dinamere End: (Special to Tue Evening World.) ' ERLIN, ne 18, run on ” nw St Ga vate Erwin is confident that] yn nace, ae him into cu thing that ever, happened for Englanc dr, Austin: Flint ‘tev. “A. H| NEW HAVEN, Conn., Sune 13—John | Dresden Creaii-Ansal; continues, The | ‘¥ N0.78 ‘ he wants to call will be} * i iN hatsls itive (ce lng aaboutsthesens ee Daman Vi ig, Nick sales Bupeler, a greon Polander working In ‘directors to-day resolved v» declare the : a dite UUme. eted. hie cago | Glanta! Slim Chance for. tam A ° i 4 lerwin's packing: house, ha vist nya te e i i Sram croashnnept ot Met lei on Hema (61, | carmen Bloat L, vey. nana cut off/above the wrist at 8 o'clock | Concern bankrupt: im {satay “anchor and gaya chat he is]. ‘rhe Gtanta:atitt have/a allin olan trade?!’ frat TLL Vat you iantionst iifiabio nomic re and Atsatie Son, you haven't got st all , | morning, According to a private Dreaden ‘de-| 9 See edad hee tGapena Jonals Insanity. Of; Juana bie nomls gon Boston om Mundaye Raevibes ckly, alt ha adaea: ‘Three ees 10; Atlante: cits i ue \ Selomea creas wes chopping meat, jepatch thie) bankruptcy attec meen wrenkenlng me at nae an nt ii Atta beliuved tI as moat! of Mar. seven rs #8 io ' eh era cl and. srngil cominit- owed sien he wh the. . ie ee Goelaadi | Slsced” his bend on: ; Bam to the Hellcyup Treane Pavaiioa | “Rev, 4