The evening world. Newspaper, June 15, 1901, Page 5

Aue 2 : THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 1 --_——o— INTERVIEWS FOR THE SUNDAY WORLD TO-MORROW THE MULTI. MILLIONAIRE PUBLISHER, 1901, Se PECCREEEEEERSESS SOCOOOEERESE OL EDS 26) COOEREEEEEREEEL EE CEP EEEOEEOEEL ESOL PELOES EOE SS ODAODNFEPOPFEDSSEDSEOLS CHOLS LAER SLED SEDS LEDER OSS SSLOLELE LE SDIOEESOSOEDIDS DOL ODADIL ID EODILD SODLE ODODE OSA ESSE C. ARTHUR PEARSO Who Is to Edit the Sunday World’s Magazine June 30. TO-MORROW’ SUNDAY WORLD LONDON 19S FESSOSSIFISSSSISS BSPSSSSOSIISIISOS FISISPIIFIVIISIIT PESHSVIGSSVSIITSG VIIGUTTVSIIIGIGGS PIVHISGSGSISS GHGS VOUEEISTIIGSESSTESS VSGIFSIGSESSEVEVDS PEEDIFIITSIVS GEIS FISD OS IFIIFSITISS NEW YORK—CHICAGO. BROOKLYN PLAYS ST. LOUIS AGAIN. Crippled Champions Hope to Take at Least One Game From the Cardinals. Nelson fanned, Muthe To-Day's Game De-| when'Mbtty came scribed in Detail McCormick. dled Beinn rel. KUINK 0: thewwon retur y Innings. rituck Waddell out. Th Firet ning. Van Haltren fa BSelbach's or tirst The Giants as usual were given fret! under Bowerman's tall foul chance. Grandpa Van flaltren waited Hartzel lec th tlently and was given a free pass to| for tno. base ‘rat. Selbach punted a pop fly to Ray- a al na Batting Order. Safe(en Secon) ner, Bowerman etruck Cut. Kise ate Brooklyn. St, Louis. & a ~ [a circus catch of Keeler, 30. Burkett, If. jtropped ‘the third trike and Van i1al-) ater a hard. run Sheckard, If. Heldrick, cf. another of Waddell’s low shootx we cl . ho hd Fourth Inning. 2. Heyan, 1b. 7 through Kilng and Van flaltren scored. eran . never se Hickman deat out a sow infleld nit to] Hickman slammed tie Faddensys0, the shotstop. Ganzel fanned. One run. | 'rademark, knocking Se atiace: sae: Hartael hit a fast one to Nelson and, field Meac Nictois, ¢. Med at first. Green singled to left. Dex- | Unasaiatest, si Powell,’ p. ter smashed the firat dat pitohed to aac hance sD. deop right. for three tusm, scoring Pimitehe org Warners Green, Chance hit mifely over second, | 4 dringing Dexter home. Childs struck | One run. | * be out. Chance took second on a paxsed | ST. LOUIS, June 1—This Is Derby Day in St, Louls, but the Caamptons and St. Louis Browns will meet for thelr third game at League Park just al Chance with a fluke single to left tleld. | ham refuned He died trying to steal second. Three | punted and rune. Second Inning. Strang lifted a short fly that fell nafe in left fleld. Warner gave a pop fy to the renner t same. As a matter of convenience to out, oN the aports, however, the game will not — - atart until 4.15 o'clock. The horsea will Ro to the post about five minutes before that time, and unless there in a long delay the racing push can ee the finish cash In their bets and then akip across the etree: to League Park and see the Players get under way. Although thrown down twiee by the Cardinals, the Champlons are no: a Ddeaten lot yet. and will try to reverse things to-day di forces Acting Capt. Daly gathered wR 55 abe m thore who we: med, i Sale eaeenanieieieeasamaieae and Gaia noceLe le | CloseiUp—_Ubreaiied them to the ball grounds for morning Turn Out in Force. in Fourth Place. practice, “Old Rellable" Jim McGuire has Joined the hospital squat. He is stale from continuous work behind the bat and needs a reat. It is probable that he will! be put on first base to-day and Duke Farrel! given a turn behind the bat Dahlen is atill too sick to play, 8o the mist infeld will again perform this afternoon, with “Lefty Davis out in rigst garden. Dr. Jimmy McJames will drop his M. D, for the afternoon and be just a plain pitcher, forsaking the scal- pel for the ball. Powell, the Cardinals’ beat twirl- wh! be on the firing line, and the 4 Jcok for another boost up the League ladde? with a chance of taking the third place away from the Cincin- nati Reds, ‘The Superbas cannot lose sixth place, but have a chance to tle the Slowtown Quakers for fifth position if they win, POSTPONED GAMES. POLO GROUNDS, June 15.—The final] HAMILTON, Mi baseball game of the Yale-Princeton fond and last day f the oj plonship was played at these grounds this afternoon under most unfavorable weather conditions. For an hour before [northeast wind aweeping practised with Just as much enere/ | yentertay'n scores, Despite th both oleges turned out in laree NUM=| ead, with a total of lees, the majority of the spectators |-n,. TRiNe ee wearing mackintoshes and storm cva:s.| pitsaneld, 250: Alec Smith, j In the different sections of the Frand) Lawrence Aucnterionte, gether, sang the different songs of their colleges and shricked college | Guorge Lo Cas 24; John Park | Rain was falllog quite heavily and log. ang James F (the crowd cheering loudly when play | was called. ' | The attendance was over 5,000. BURGLAR WOUNDS OFFICER. At Philadelphia—American League.— | ik The meatal Rene AIK AS OTIOTET ET Philadelphia ve, Milwaukee: rain. ! rinceton. th 5 rm < if Steinwender, 2b. Guernsey, 3b. lassel, a policeman, was shot and fa- At Baltimore—American League.— | Cosgrove, rf. Waddell, ‘2b. jtally wounded by burglars whom he ap-| Balttmore vs. Chicago; rain. Watting for Any Old Th Meter, 1 at Swift's warehouse, Nceman. Si | Defender im Shape. David B. Hill will a (8peotal to The Evening World.) Oalng jor thehtre i °, BRISTOL, R. I., June 15.—The cup de- | points raised, the ar White's | .nier Conaltution was floated from feereal nye nd 4 Reported PlanofLower|Andrew D. i - the marine rallway at the Herreshoff Bete Jersey City Water Peugnier Separates | the marine ratty ae eee oy rae way. ‘rom Husband. In the first harbor, The steam derrick! pic saNKINO, June 15_-The United with Capt. Perry, her owner, on board, to step the mast. way of St. A gigantic plan by which J. Pierpont} SANDUSKY, Ohio, June 15.—As a re- Riggers and other workrgen were buay|at New York July Morgan hopes to connect the Hacken-| suit of the failure to reach a settlement) . 71 "ihe night upon the maathead ———__ sack meadows with upper New York | Ut of court by the imerested yartice.| tttings, and thin morning the work was it now seems that the injunction and] still going on. It was Bay was unfolded to-day by Congress- alimony sult fought against Prof. the mainmaet stepped during the after- DOVER, Del., June 15.- man McDermott and ex-Collector Da-| Spencer Newberry by his wife here re-|"°PN. Constitution's underbody is in|a cigar dealer, has a pet rabolt which cently will come to trial. ing | chews tobacco like a man. It tm stated | frat-clans condition after the scru vis, the Democratic leader In Jersey City. pisketated | Aret-claset conlitions att The project is to pass a bill In the ide libarditterences Rt as eT next New Jersey Legislature for the| between Mr. and Mrs. Newberry was Conanl Phelps Resigns, ocoacooaeocococcococe0c00 abandonment of the Morrla Canal,|"ithout result. WASHINGTON, June 15. — Julian which has for many years failed to pay Mre. Newberry uJ daughter of| Phelps, United States Consul at Cre- WEATHER FORECAST. Andrew D. White, Un! States Am-| feld, Germany, has resigned. He was {ts expenses. It Is then proposed to|baamdor to Germany. The allegations | appointed from Iowa in 1897. Cloudy, with aceaal turn that portion of the canal which|made by Mrs. Newberry against her ER ab ee et arts cos es now crosses lower Jersey City from|hushamd are not known, as her peti- ne to-night and Sanday; Ms INDIANS COME TO TOWN. cooler to- ah to brink east to west into a deep waterway(/tion was withdrawn from the court large enough for the largest OS8@BN-/Niea immediately after being received. going steamers. It te known, however, that Mre, New-| siewx Braves Headed for Glen Inl- In this way {t will be possible for|berry asked that her husband be re- Give the City n Treat. |@QOOOOODOCDOOD0000000003 ocean liners after passing up the Nar-|etrained from disposing of any prop-| =" novepud Agency, 8 Dak., to = rows to pass clear through the southern [erty pending. a hearing, Frome Hose) oH a end of Jersey City and into Newark Lei Glen Ivland." painted on the storm- Could Have Wis Choice. beaten canvas covers of two “prairle (From the Chicago Tribune.) Bay and to the 60m acres of Hackes-| CHAMPION MILES WINS, | |un'Ste: sack meadow land which a Morgan syndicate has just purchased, and|Grene mntereat in 7 where it !s proposed to establish im- mense fron and ateel plant ment at Lord a To nights, Mounted on their Indian pontes, braves, bucks and ponles daubed alike |met hi LONDON, June 15.—There was much| with painta of the gaudiest colors pro- Interest taken In to-day'a tennis match | curable, Hollow Horn Bear, head chief| young. man? SCRUB WOMAN IN PULPIT. at Lord's between E. H. Slles, the ama se ie |. E. Cre ey, the v " ISemer *chtrapion In te pestainaty lowers guve to Fifth and Tenth round of! ie mpe'| lon for t joa Sophie” the Principal] Tra suiver racqucts Millen, after Driliia Speaker! for New Sect: ping amon. byt hrecinete ital love: Thirty-fve braves and bucks in full | “Is Rolf. , the sanctified scrub] in isha had to resign possesmion of tne | War drene Milled the ever-present amall woman," of Manhattan, will be the| gold racquet, of which J. J, Gribble be-| boy with delight. The Joy of the urch: chief apeaker to-morrow at the services| Came the holder, ins waa purticularly manifest when {Pall Mall Garett: fonuen | fence. The North / of the People’s Christian Family Church, some one of the braves let out a re-] The law of history rice Tanah aerial tas Brooklyn: VANDEVEER IS CHAMPION, Jeourding “woop. and they determined |must conquer. Russin tn illustrating eA ee eescleiutradatistrcherelet to became at once scouts and fron-|'hie rule. She ta coming down from the Cores GaRahieNe sari Baiusrsineste It tleramen, Uke “Rattlesnake Pete,” who| septentrional steppes and is cating up naal nck permenenti beadqartars Flegenspan Be for Clay Tar- lied the procession, | Manchuria, Just ax’ the Manchus fo:- Rev, 8. Arthur Templeton, of No, 116 get Honors at Freehold. thoir half-dozen pappoores from Tull en | of the Amur and carried all before tiem ‘of the town, Jarhong the abj Madison street, Is the leader of the Ilt-] pREEHOLD, N, J., June 15.—Vande-|Joymemt of the a! tle band, the healing of sou! and body | 4 Te aaetnted the cing | These Fode Inside the “prairie wchoon-|ho and Yangtse valleys. being the object of the mintatrations, | Veer, © this, Dl champlonehip att New |S Eaeae Beanie atuntedt Inder po- Se rere There are twenty members in tae Jersey from Fliegenspan, of Newark, to- Yocman, the first: over. soon en iNew) An Unsympathetle J: church. jay. ? York streets, is ihe glant of the band, (Pall Mall Gazette's Court Reports.) eae ee Elk Looka Back, With Horna, One Dox! ‘The next applicant at the Marylebone —— ted. ana Blue Hatred Horee, other leading members, are sturdy, aupecb specimens Otere Be Reappa' Court, a young man, sald The place to advertise or seek Bus-| WASHINGTON, June 16.—The Preal-} of Indian manhood ‘who would excite | contly fet married and was being ma- yy & married woman, oun of his wife tion has been here for some days|!s not a ball player) will show the ath-| Justice nowden—You should World Want sheet. The three and / i ot dey the progress | highty flattered by her attentions, ta man rises to the giddy ving two women ciamoring dent has decided to reappoint Miguel A.|:he admimtion of any lover of physical | ligned iness Opportunities is in the Sunday | Otero Governor uf Now Mexico, A de ict vide beauty, and young Two Strikes (who fevidently J making representations to Secretary of|letea how to run seven time rates are paging propost- | the Interior against Otero. of the Indian sports and games which | fot often Mecretaty Wiichaock recommended Mr,!bexin at Glen laland on Wednesday | position of toms. Otem’s reappointment. next. °° after him, ESCAPED NOOSE BY STARVATION |Newark Prisoner, Dread of Hanging, Killed Himself. Child, Strang stole second and third. son and Wad Rube struck the Gotham twirler out, No runs, Bowerman Childs threw ain trying one to String At Ganael's corner. Bowern ponegr!, who killed hia cot- onegrt, three weeks ago River street, . and who had a haunting sin, James ¢ christening party in Strang was out trying to steal. | Childs Iacel a single ro left. privoner first tried to end hin Ife ball. the third strike. Raymen red] CAURDE nappll q at the solution eeeneesen phyatetan saved kan to starve Aimee! Although thre Waddell. wa Matty struck Hartsel » would never amt had resolved th ya he was ro FLI AND TIGER (GARDNER LEANS PLAY IN MUL! BIG GOLFERS. all attempts to. ki anel died last nizht. DOLE TO BLIND DELAYED. for giving the city’ bind thetr annual dole erred thi« year on Investigators to « thelr’ erinpled Yale - Princeton Men|Anderson and Smith hief Clerk W. stigator Rett: rtment will start n Monikty to ¢ . June 15.—The sec- N BURIED. series fur tne possession of the cham=| sinsnsy tournament of the Hunt Club opened with a cold, se across rtman, who on the game began a light rain kept con broad Inks and an overcast sky: stantly falling, but as ft did aot MOOt) averse were . | Or ere on hand early, the dismond and outfeld both teama|ioagens were all confident. of fan if che suai shone brightly. At the end of the mornin 8 i t ie Oa ie mol K play Stuart weather the admirers Of Gardner, of Garden City. was | 4 for the 81 holes the Interment i the dead ma stand groups of college boys Rot tO") cago, 252: Kernard Nichols, Boston, ie Smith, Millotatan, Chicago, 25 Dyker Meadow, — Fall Feed, Adams Express Com- all the oats she CROWNED HEADS EASY FOR. ’ SHOOTING ANARCHISTS. The Czar, Kaiser and Other Rulers Will Have ar ioe ents ety Se oy, ook Little Chance at Reds’ RORRenneReRA SAAS ARRAAAE BRA SAAR SER RARA SRR EAEEERS e Hoch, die anarehte There will be beer and Joy, and Joy and bier noch at Liberty Park, Ridge vont to-morrow, W the Anarchist Greater New York held thelr annual lente, Invitations have been of Russia, Kateer Wil istinguished quests, asking thelr pres- ence to grace the festivit Regrets ha’ pen recel! of the crowned heads they will be notwithstanding. ranged for by the anarchists, the Joy amd hence the “beer ne time ago the Anarchists organ- ized a shooting club in order to perfect themselves in thelr gentle profession of a hunting, Competitions {n marksmanship have been frequent among the organizations, and nome of th rs have arrived at a remarkable ¢ of proficleney in hitting the bi at to the Czar elm and ot s-eye, This crack shooting has aroused a | | Tournament. | cd PLES TISS IVES TTIIGITSVOSe DEATH TO ALL DESPOTS. SSDP IS STSSSISISS SU STHDISSSSISGOGS GSSGIGSSTFS: of frenzied rivalry among them, morrow will loping the skill of the the outing t vecasion for dev arket-xhooting contests will be held, With beer mugs for priz Jer to encoura accuracy and avor In the shooting the the various crowned heads gainst whom the Anarchists have been distingulehed renisttc spleen will be represented wooden proxies, set up and appropriately labelled, The Czar will ti S WONDERFUL how some people grasp an opportunity, yours. You wond:r how they can dress so well ona salary no largerand perhaps not as large as your Own. We'll explain: $1.00 DOWN ana $1.00 WEEKLY is all you need to be-dressed in the ht of fashion. $18.00" High Grau . gh Grade 9 Serge alls 0 $10.00 0.00 High Grade @ Serge Suits, ; $12.50 secre St $15.00 Other patterns and designs at prices equally low. | Great reductions in our LADIES’ CLOAK DEPARTMENT now on. We stand right back. of every garment we sell and advertise; no promises that we do not keep. H. ZEITZ« TARSHIS 535 Fulton St., 468 Fifth Ave, BROOKLYN. f shooting may be the beer all consumed there w ey will look Ike an extra perforated portion of Swira cheese NUTMEG ENGINEER HELD. jeense from Cor a Vold in TI Rontman's ent A legal fight whioh affects satiing and | towlng vessels In the rwise trad was commence! in the W Court this morning. was arrested for running without @ nwo from this State ed on a tow bari the ora Magistrate Flammer held that the law which a State had a right to enforce, | and ruled against a motion for the dis- of the prisoner. An appeal w: $$ F ACID DRAUGHT. Young New Jersey Carpenter's At tempt at so Side Police | seph Parks. an engineer for Eugene Belden, a shipowner, of Hartford, Sneveeded. dummy engine whtle unloading y Beach, N, Hood Wright Hosp! 4 taken carhollc actd June 15.—John Prehended boring 4 hole into the safe One of the members of the gang, who was on guard, opened fire on th OCEAN VESSELS MRS. NEWBERRY jess le fos See MOLINEUX CASE SET. { The case of the people against Roland ; | @| Workmen Rapidly Getting the Oep) (0.6 the Court of Appeals Presbyterian Church, Furty-secomd wanes evening topl B. Molineux wil be argued Monday be- poprano solo. (see Dr. Madison C. Peters, yaator of Sumner A corner of Decatur street, ‘Ill preach to-mmme on ar for the State. dous number of ent wil require mie Maptien Church, ¢ months, rectors to sail the Archer came over from Fall River early} states auxiliary cruiser Dixte in eetate which th from nere yerterday for New York by Lucia. She is due to arrive janned to have Tobacco-Chewing Rabbit. added on certificate, 1,2: ‘vices will be held in the Rutgers days in September, the the Moomingdale Refi unite and hold services tn en ahail be destanated hereafter, es of the Rutgers Church will be contribution of whose name ts withheld © ef the Methodist to comylete and furnish a signed as a chapel and told the story of to-day's| As the tired hunter merged from the Irebable she! direel unusual addition to New York's street | woods a cultivated prairie, dotted here and there with pretentious eye. Evidently he was on the confines of civilization ugain. “Any big game in this neli he asked, ad of the Brule Sioux tribe, and his fol-|lunguld youth who was sitting “Biggest game | know of anywhere and tke atreets of Harlem an unwonted | anout here, responded the young man, fant | touch of color. lelmurely, slapping « moaqulio to deuth, mized Harlem Bai oe waye Winn. Court Reports) fm that the North arms of the Houng- The mosh comto Bul Spectal Jabilee services are being held this and Will be continued neat week in Russell Methodist Episcopal Church, Nrookiyn, The following are the preachers: Kev. C. E. Nenedict. Renwoahurst Church: Rey, C. 8. Wing, Church, Brooklyn, Rev. °F. Bh. Stocks mreet. and Hey A. Nobl the Methodist Epleropal Hospital Rev. Albert Dale Gantz, the sastatant paatgr of the Koxeh Presbyterian Church, of which Ther Dr David G Welle le pas call to the pastorate of the . Walla Walla, Wash Oo yeere of wuccemful alntriet on the upper we remove W aipie Colitge of tha. Math! Any W, has a Froebel 4 with impr mn at ie commencement fiy-eeventh pues, will BU fous servives 0. Shit many points of the Wet f Ing AU acveral Chautenquas. The Sunday-erb0ot af this eoursh, oe eaderanip at De a te cat the mom iuiereating and pray: perous in the rity committer of ty Winaivn, “ramjet” of Ray. 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