The evening world. Newspaper, June 14, 1901, Page 1

be as iar Yt fo Ae THE NEWS FOR ALL DAY. a w BASEBA @ RACING q : EDITION [ Q Circulation Books Open to All. w 1) _PRICE ONE CENT. NEW YORK, “FRID, YJ JUNE Ut, 1901. PRICE ONE CENT aa TRANSPORT UPSETS IN FRIE DRY DOCK | oo waowe » DIO DIOAD IER nue, New York. Internal sl Caneih sivaleianemice CHARLES M. LUSK, No. 262 Cen fraught with much enue. Might leg crushed, | ‘anger. Water was let into’ another’ NILY OLSON, No. 185 Co dry by to guard against ®. HUSBAND TODIE ON BROKEN BRIDGE. ee ag ‘ . Sap eae ; \ is . . Md . GIANTS AND CHICAGOS The Ingalls Toppled Over in Dry Dock When Shor- | I: PLAY AN EXCITING GAME. ine Gave Woy acute 3 Dead Unk . \ ~ “4 x The Batting Order. ; ‘a: Manager Davis II! al New York. Chicago. While 200 men were at work on the KILLED. Jand Quartermaster-Ca Putnas’ van n, cf Hartsel. If. 2 lee Stron: | Out of Game—Taylor ae epee ct Greens ef : United States transport Ingalls in the| MARTIN ANDERSON, of Van Dyke | Britice Strong. 5 AG } Bowerman, Dexter, 1b. ad Sen = mt Pel ills ie a vessel of 1,200 tons. j 2 orf ry-dock at Robbins's yard, Erie Ba- | street, near it at crushed. f Gets the Worst of ekmandrt) Childs.” 2b, PETE (eae UNKNOWN WAN The Ingulls was towcd Into the ary> } 5 ' A M , this afternoon, the shoring gave ; I Cunningham's Deci- Raymer ese BB REE pIn CRM earicieg Wock at 1 and immediately steps a ‘} sions Nelnon, 2b. Kahoe. way and the big ship keeled over OD | Ceagned hy shifting pla tren. were taken to let the water out. A 3, 4 i o Taylor: Peconninghenee® Smee her starboard side. INJURED. of electricians, machinists, eats : ; Oe ne en Se Many of the men were scraping her | ow cam geiany, Nene Unton | entre, imer-makers, ensineers) endl 2g = : = + No. at heir assistant: vere sent Into the ead a: the Gotham magnate’s req bottom and were caught . Sera a BALL PARK, CHICAGO, June 14.— The critics declare that Freedman in- d caught in the ter. street. : Lez 1 as the water receded scrapere /o 9 Manager Davis, of the Glants, decided sisted that Cunningham should judge rible crush. ‘Thus far at least three | METER MURNAY, No. 41 Atiantic 1 to clean the sides. Painters| bec. ui - std much this series. They have the wrong “dope” as avenue. f : 2D Ge muftering on the affair, President Freedman stm- = are known to have been Killed and | says smiTH, Xo. Third ave-| an to piace thelr scaffolds in readiness! HS from a boll on his right leg and he is ply objected to Nash. He did not make over 100 were injured. nue. to begin work to-morrow morning...) is fraid wlood polsoning will set in. To! any requests as to who shoudl be sent WALTER WIE Antor! At 340 o'clock fifteen minutes bef - { : his troubles, the Glanta’ captain In bis place. Scores of the workmen Ipaped Into AGUELD, No. 208 Colum | time to knock off work, one of thi ned te. dheer esterday tn e colt: Pirat tant > prey the water and it is belleved that TCE TACn ter - a - } alon at second base an eared Van Haitren boosted an easy fly to 4 i ‘ x yo. 108 Ham : getheses SR ehape to do himself justice. Davis says Hatisel. Selbach smashed ewe many of them were drowned, as In| board side ellpped from tte plldemyiiet SaNBrt rests WN Oe a eo ALM Bee Late ee: Lenlatt Alife at arst. tiekmen fined a tho confusion it was Impossible to RE. No. 40 Dykes | throwing the strain on an ineuMeleati o rian at Short. ° fink Belbach. Gan- y i | ° i rch tea] which exista, strange to way, in every |Suland Hisceman veto @ double play, rescue all who sought escape by this /™"" "treet unt of shoring. Without warning ae ‘ Frank, Bowerman, <the, Iunper210 Jrcutt, {s stronger in the| Childs to McCormick to Dexter. One B. COUSINS, Coney talnnd. the drop : N backstop on the Gotham club's pay roll,/city on the circu! Cini i means. CHARLES FL MATES, No. Gas Pale | : @ \\ Sin parade on tho short field to-day,| Windy City than anywhere else. All the | Yitargel was given a lense on balls, re vas heard blocks awny and |teude avenue, Jersey Clty. ne litle water in {36 dock, the ship) | 3 1 Jack Warnor will go behind the bat.| local papers are out to-day with red-hot | altho of them were plainly exnolse\wasihear( blocks: away, ant ATHIGHKECOVI | keeled over, ‘ os anaes Mi balls, He|Foasta on Umplre Cunningham. They |strikes, He was caught napping a mo- thoupands , gathered in the yard. In i: ! | ih Bowerman {8 fast on Lire balls. declare he robbed Chicago yesterday by | ent au firet Lape Shiratres cs 7 ; ASHER I| enue. The side of the dock was torn) = , dv for ap, ama-| dec! e i failed to reach Green's infleld hit. Dex- row Ww wives and children ) . = 5 4 vaed to Diy ‘Detroit before NOs York| calling Green out at firat base. They|ter rapped a single to centre, Relea ne ei ncimeen tienen aD omnOs | Sasecee cele werent nena eave rents | UU. and CE VER Rr) COy en kor aa coralled him. call him ‘Freedman‘a uinpire.” This ts Sie ; Mon avenue, Skull fractured wus feared that the boller in the drys) ij The opposition to the New York Clab, | unjust, as Cunningham was not appolnt- (Continued on Fourth Page.) Ly Seal We inethesyl ns ; WILLIAM OMOURKE, Ne. 154) dock would explode, but it eank without. ~- » Fae, few al Ute td otis Feet. Left arm broken. | turther disturvanc eg | a oy B Se jean EE | een SUS When the contusion had ee 4 Rae ua ERLE ERT he ba LL OO Ce abated the entire dry-dock force) was 5 reserves were ered out from five| a oD. Leck. al te Work te ian ane ee a. police stations and five patrol wae tie pee kaze) rtaking it an und ¢ sip and the drydock are total) tals, Most en aed ight arm broke: paresis 5 x broken imbs and all x everely ine] hee _ petri tthe? shipi’say tne an ne Queer Complication in Jured jae York and men are nted for, Tt {a bee aceldent hts) nurried to. the rd that} merous ae they were, acene. Case of Man Whols |Brakes Put On Suddenly Caused Seilearaces to Benmeneed Panic but Averted a i “J that ‘there are no bodles in -the | vessel, but fears are expressed for many,” was not In the way of handling the cro vorapers and frat 4 ‘4 . Di site ‘vf It are any bodes! tay, ia J Detained in the Mensles He Big isaster. Reap ny ot tet ren eho ere Ries Hie din by tonaiehe ¥ Kingston avenue, Brooklyn, Mrs A N SC oF peed to the Morgue as soon asl igs ai ai a \ Dominaki is Ignorant of the fate of SUBURB N HA DI A dock, ia y hospital tn the vicinity At one thme as feared that fre, ane ; ih 1 father, erste At one time s feared : ; Ba) the Rates ie ny ph ‘The passengers on a Thin avenue] broken down, and it was with the great. \ possibility injured. Sst vl a fire alarm wa 1 County, Ilinols for murder. train were given a lively shake-up|ost dMculty that the men and women and all may) The Ingalls was being made ready to) ay sent etrennuticeet cTe) oman lend] er (neo eae a are ane rere ee cantaly (sara ontolthel testis’ workin ees ao Starters, Weights and Betting. ee ee eal sail for Manila on June 2. She was to) pelle nelr business, bubs <a Saturday from ‘Tremont avenue train, as it rap! cl ont ie tres . the disaster reached the] carry no troops, but was to have AS} pave ya! i = oa Cathay re earantp Graf Walderace, [Crossed the Harlem bridge at One Hun-| The xuards hurried through the cars Odds Furnished to The Evening World by Eddie Burke. 5: spl Me intra c . ith roscoe UTS ance. In taking eee Th ‘ld had measles and vere fired and Twenty-ninth street, broke| and assured all that no serious accl- ferries just as the carly rushl passengers fifteen members of Congress © the inju ‘The children vonpital accompanied by | one of the crossbars on tho structure. | dent had tnken place. Horse. Weight. Be tng. Jockey. a = ie hedetiies The wast wheels of tho rear car| The wrecking crew was sent for and leeds oe NE 20 and 10, . T, Walsh run away. probably with other boys ifrm Dominski told the 4mmlgration au- | Jumped over the brenk in safety, but /4t was nearly half an hour before the Pay 108 Arai, ns Bi trom the tenements tn that vicinity, ) thorities that several months ngo she|Just behind was another train. engine could be extricated. It was 126 StoSand3tos O'Conner? At the northwest corner of Greenwich i] and her children left their homes in| The wheels on the foretruck of the wedged tightly in between the tes, Ethelbert ..........126 5 BUS eoaoacn Fy a Lemna hatteored heveblekatnan Gols : fa suburb of Chicago, tw visit} engine of the second train went down Tt was at the beginning of the rush Beau Gallant .......105 20and §.. Spencer + over the big Canal street sewer. Boys , Hyman va Burope, Recently she had |:nto the opening caused by the broken | hours and many other trains were Ko-12° Aisike si. 100 and 40, 23. Daly 5 1 the neighborhood have been In the a ‘ relatives her husband was a prisoner | Crossbar, The engineer saw the danger|!ng uptown, TramMe was delayed for 98 Zand 5-2 H. Cochran? ustom of pening this manhole and de- A Joarned net her hoe ve Just before he reached the depromion, | thirty minutes dial the entire line was Blues . : y «Coe i acending to the ewer. Some of the ‘on suspicion of having killed his wife i si ae Toddy 100. and + Smith uusiness men in the nelghborhood taink 4 ly, and aho was hurrying home| feversed his lever and whistled for the| t‘ed up. ‘oddy 4 LN . wrhute the pasmaten oftne Httle 5 ‘ en) tasallyfand/ahe\waelliuryine brakes, The bridge was temporarily repaired, Prince McClurg --..-108, and 8.. ; Pauliio boy pushed him Into this sewer ‘ ; to provo! tothe enaeens es that he wan) nhe train was brought to a sudden| but it cannot be opened tll the broken nice 100 and 40.. p In play. or ita fight a ; ¥ Larsicetrt orth Immigration authorities |t0® Passengers were thrown out of] oar f# replaced and some of the trons pestle Totanates 3 Sameer Chin L d g | q 0" 3 on Por| th y engine are cr i ge g ° ; i “ 19 me (tf RY learned that the woman's hustund in| ‘Nelr seats and women screamed, For} that» euaties land 4.. oicm ?}Paullio Believes Organ-|“FIGHTING BOB” ENTHUSED. inese Laundryman’s mitenced to be hanged’ bécause he killed | moment, it was thought the bridge hail straigh| Kamara .. i reer Grind H Stol i Throat Cut by I sci f e stole = > nOand 10......065 Slac 3) a} ¥ 1 Gold . . ringer as oler i 4 4, gman while attempting robbery. ‘I'he Al ; i . A WASHINGTON, dune 1.—Admi ae Sraman doee not know thie, JAPS TAKE OUT PAPERS. 1 PRESIDENT NAMES MANY. |! Procession cee Mand We... Michel Young Sebastian. | ,AstiN7o%, tune as cadmir Hickeneny' : Dominskt waste bebanged enaey. but —- Sidney Lucas . oe 38. nd ss é aan ied qhich conducted the tral a@ the batcle- a ea eetee ctanolihetentceten | tect oe ee e Are to Enlist) vow oMmciala Who Received Ap Star Bright . Gand 2.. TT. Burns 4] Tehip Ultnols, ts in Washington, ent} could see s ate je authorities in the Navy. pointments To-Day. Y c ppers, sare Dominicn Paula, afaatied at the Navy Departme ay] STAMFORD, Conn. June 14.—Sing bord spit sen Six Japanese men clad in navy blue! WASHINGTON, Juno 14.—Tho Presl- eT carpenter, of iM Greenwich street, have | to is respects to Secretary Long was fornd this moctie sults and white linen, entered Commis- i ey follow! - sa —--—— i Sia h her naval) omficials. ith deep gaches im sioner Bhlelds's room in the Unitea|ent to-day made the following ap: AM an sev cn cei cele ton ace © Admiral {s very enthuslastic over Gr nae * ¥ BLAST INJURES TWO. States Court to-day, headed by R, 0, | Polntments HELD FOR PERJURY. | |the record-breaking ce of the mail very weal! trom /loasaf tS : é Tg lncahig| Charles W. Raymond, Ulinots, Judge | the r ae Kogowa, stewand on tho U. 8. Flagahip) nt aaian Territory; Solomon. FP. i hosthas missing since last | bicod see 4 dae e errite % | perenne cult ¢ ement. made * Dynamite Explodes After Mem ite! Kearsarge, now lying at Nowport. Re Tt sean “arkanaan, Marshal, Weatern Dis-| cadahy Kidnapping Cane Witness oe : el ind igh the police and | : a rowult of a statement made by oS : = Work. ‘ogowa has put in ten years servico| rs Charlene Pisiiicen Hintinn Cotton Eataus res ; Stal bag WSCC 3 Chinaman to the pollee, HH h herpes I In the U. 8. Navy and was on board the | (TiCt of Arkan! PEER DI rlierer fu the ‘Polls. ag eects ooking for ne, an Italian shoemaker, has been Soo WATERTOWN, N, Y¥., June 14.—Two] towa at the naval battle at Santiago. Hiss sora Hye aera (spectel to The Kventna World.) i ney b i WEATHER FORECAST. dt pending fare nS Italians wero seriously and probably | ie is in this city on a Ave days’ fur-| lilinols; ghton ae emcee OMAHA, N June i+dames Calla) Fests Totton Bx Hrele nfea the charge.) (MG ; + fatally Injured by an explosion of | iough and decided to help hin f Rs PTET ET PSST Sk RU ee Dict Feelin ? 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