The evening world. Newspaper, August 31, 1901, Page 1

” TWE RACE. ON SPECIAL PAPER FoR FRAMING WEATHER-—Showers To-Nicht; sunday Fale. EXTRA Biggest Sensation in the Yacht Contest Ever Revealed! An Astonishing Exposure of Yacht Club Secrets. TO-MORROW’'S SUNDAY WORLD. 7 TH EDITIO F. Il FILLED BY WORLD W. : a Use Three and Seven Time Rates; ¢ Rents The World printed 2,964 House! and Home Wants last week}: nearly 1,000 more than the next highest New | “ Circulation Books Open to All.’’ ] eect pens PSRel: é ——== "PRICE ONE CENT. : = W YORK, SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 1901, PRICE ONE: cea T. i's FUTURITY A BATTLE OF “MILLIONAIRES. on OO0+ = GREAT RACE LOOKS TO BE PRIZE OF g RICH MAN Fast Track for the Greatest Field « oe Two-Year-Olds that Ever Strug- gled for the Great Prize—Horses Worth $390,000, Stake Valued at $45,000. (Special to The Evening Werld.) Tae sight ghudened the hearts of whe and that le why su many anatous eyes) The cullectlon was a motley one, | RACE TRACK, SHEEPSHEAD BAY,| ery, trainers, stible be y one] Peered into darkened stalln in the early | made up of touts, bookmakers, em: | hours of the moratn ployecs, trainers, “own: ind otaers before post time of rested ent Fut t—Juat before p cleo Interested In the great Futurity, for fore sors lkanzingercated Sins (hottirates race Green BD, Mo | Nearly all of these men held watehes ly their hands, and. the final dash of a furlong through the stretch wan care and F. OM. Tay} sel hott rally cmed. and the aation. of othe cry o BOnUnGnCUnnnOntcnn cnr «| DPD HadWrened-s.0s.r7-and See mdm ave. aad ek Sos WILLIAM C. LER ede dehs-s ie. 3 : ts, ‘The Early Morniag Hrenther. AMM oof the ‘a big event were out of ™) it meant fine weather and fast track for the blz Every stabi Higible wan PEELS OSOO NEGA DIED FOE DISET 5-5, 2AARSOPODRE GY ? PROBABLE STARTERS pable starters the trac nce. ' Futurity spy-eyed [early. The big yellow sun tt sheltered tir early uingsters tumbled out » firbt | Weather, and trainers mad aste oT horse noted } ready for the big event to coma, | alr was still fresh and sweet lnraitolalboukmukerstolknowithaltany, erent . - es s followed shortly after, and 85 Up in the grand stand, fn spite ef the | wf the cholees In the biz race ha Wi Tt Se d N C B fe Hi Horse, Jockey. Owner. Betting eg RO ip Ea RD ui oughdred, In whom ail the hope and [early hour, there wes quite a crowd | gone off a bit and had no chance of I en ro) ases etrore im: &e Hyphen (eauehamp) i 8. 8. | Hrown, 13 to1 Glala a a ; pride of the stable hands were centred, | watching the Futurity horees galtop | winning. ‘The pookle would lay a gen Barron (J. Woods) Jonn Dal tol sun rose up out of the ocean this meric | wag carefully In 1. Many things | through the stre the | 2 During the Coming Sitting of Carroll D. (Mites) © Da 100 to Ing ke a sreat ball of molten metal! happen overnight t thoroughbred, | sharpshonters \ (Continued on Fourth Page.) De Reszke « 2 to es Se NSE Salad eS ue = —| h (@} 'Port Royal .. . Keeno 23 to af e oun iy Wheel t. 10 to Saturday 1B to Litx Casta 5910 | When Justice Fureman takes his seat,[ by Justice Gildersleeve daring. ¢ ‘he The Talisman . (Lh. Smith) Mto month of Auguat, has so cleaned ‘up the after » vacation of one month, in fhe Caurhns Waukee (ising) . work there that there remains noting Ten ont JD, Nut. Mto 1Yankee John Madden. Sto ‘Blue Girl nfire Heno in Madd in Madden, Sto Clare Criminal Hraneh ef the Supreme Court | eee ae ae man to do. Sd next Tuesday, he will face an empty | srne story came the calendar, for no cases have been as- ndars of th made i reserved) for] tw) In aD: slaned to him to try. ve Nor will any casea de assigned to thia| “ourt over whlch Justice Furaman? ia’ s 3 QeNvahewwoe na ne We. The alr was clear and invigorat- dleation of easing before 1.3), the sNasturtum 1. SIND estneeE race Wintees Stas EE RL ES a Oe CO 1 ry Fi reside (appears) tite oel eae Es ney. \ from the south Kool seveh-kno! he Rega mittee came down Mivision aw lo . tlee Fursman Pte on S “Goldsmith = (Burns) 131 W. C. Whitney. $5 %/Captain Barr Out Jock! breeze Was blowing that’ guve every Ine to the yacht club station about 10.99 and First Official Trial Race Men eet a = aeiie Attor: a naar. Areitant DUC P ™ le e het i. 4 - pot co ues to sl here. 52 ht c he Bye Coupled in the betting : f ——— 1 Sailed in a Spanking | ree eee coe ite Juntice Fors wert ant an him will devolve eys Rhodes at the Jcate tast: of informing, Justices Ae and Increases | Ten-Knot Breeze at] inan, nor tors the Justice love the] im telleate tak vt at a ‘ sal District-Attorney ‘anged for him. CAPT. HERLIHY IS | tis esas ‘in Fis Newport TocSa [Sg SE, ee Fifteen Miles. announced that tx would be pT Ad a ee ae by tg day, receiving ai TO BE REINDICTED. 4 the Criminal vera ffteen- mj Rould belated rent excitement In stantial. sum. for levery) session Beenie course under the reaular Amer-|Courte Bullding when it became kKNOWM. | noe, pie jy regarded as a conditions, with the time limit} 1 (y iyely that there will be much more| jurist and a just presiding Jude, AU five hours and a half, mport> Both yachts reached the jightehip alexcitement when Justice Furaman takes |har handled come of the most I 2$e—__ -—— Uttle after 19.30, the Columbia | ne. ant local criminal trials recently. , They found that the breese had hauled | his seat ; + * C q a little to east of southeast Th “State jurist Ie not a man to Foresman “Not Necessary.’ Increnmed he up-State Philbin Will Bring His Case Before anh date Mut ath BER Me | quien muvmai to a alge auch a this, | 2 ta Harbler wo te Acting Diariet : nall get In addition to the nual’ work tution, however, = Ing salla, but it Was taken In about jy/and the situation to have galned a trifle, but o'cloc [cated by the em ito be able to over- Colambia’s Handicap 1 Min. tt sec! crat. A boat, The wind Je The | in further compll- b kel why no calendar for Justice Fursman, yt act that he ja a Demo- |’ Air] know about tt ts this,” was hie 4 Teply. A) fe wdays ago the Distriet-” Attorney wrote to Justice Fureenp ime the September Grand Jury, Asking Immediate Action. tasecanegs yachts spen! fhe On aplication of former. District-At- ; Inasmuch as the, exe je en! f nouthennt, the; start in standing an the * i in pres! ot now a Httle o filed Srtad ligatenip, Just ‘before le. the | torney Gardiner Justice Fursman was Miidecclenve had disposed, a’ Capt. Herlihy “5 yachia are caming in on a broad start the committee announced tnat| assigned to sit in the Criminal Branch {immediate nee ‘apt. Herlihy will be tried again. will meet next Tuesday, and an In-| seach with balloon jibe set without under the new. measurements the Con-|¢or one year from last Desember, The | term would not de necessal iT rT District-Attorney Philbin. ix deter-| “le:ment would be found which will Meee ea pee resist all the demurrers that might {AN'S POINT, NEWPORT, R. mille seouren aay Tile yetarde y be brought to bear on it. I, Aug. 31.—After two long mouths of The mimtttee boat, Mr. he Columbla one min mul decision of the « Conde over a thirty. | assignment was made by, the Appellate} Should, the jecision of th St {a a decreas of ix | Division of the Supreme Court, Fursman prevail. all. of. the-s rasured. | Everything appeared to,move smooth- | business will be thrown upon:two oft! one el iy until the trial of Myles MacDonnell, {four parts of the Court of mined that he shall not escape on a technicality, Assistant District-At- Drevel's Sultana, arrived at the light. ith . Mr. Philbin is now hard preliminary racing, during which , irana, arrived at the lt sf Sesstone. With all parts. working, torney Garvan received a telegram | i in the Catskills, eachi boat had defeated silelother® cliche 7 ys whortly after I o'cloc a aad at} the gambler, for murder, in sity at He business js away behind. but he is kept constantly ited 1.3) aignalled a windward and leeward] will be remembered that’ the District from Mr. Philbin thi | antly posted O2| :imes, the Constitution and Columbia cel of fftein miles, the course beln Many Untried Canes, re n this morning say- | th fai . ES Attorney one day refused to go on with ing that the case against He rlihy | eperalrebce plepomice sy Heliajex_ j wontioutnonbienton af Restle Lightship ratty m4 Pluie carioned |thele axserting that Justice Furs- 273 untried prisoners ta the erlihy Sie hate Wy the south of east and droppet : h would be pushed at onc neces eee cael Moneey CTU Pe ae a fo about leht knotn. A gond feet of man was not in ft condition tp hear tt. » one outalde 2 Mr. Garvan would § clare ape yacl o . | ho: f The telegram announced that Re-| proceedings. to - Head be the defender of the America's Cup ray Tehiship before the yachts atarted. ibs met ne high jworda’ andthe Ite | how, many: Indicted criminals!are: guaoay corder Goff's demurrer would simply Herlihy, He sald that a ao Cnr pet cone hone: shamrore yi La A ltd babel Since that time, and while Juatice| 4t@ thirty-five persons accused of mum; delay matters and in no way would | had been formed, and care would be Boats Very “FI fsbo wh eS tebanlia sel over tere | Furaman wae on his vacation, the Dis LER ulattpteret alas inh it Interfere with action on the case.! take . x es lower nalla und baby jIdtopraity In atops. | triet-Attorney has appealed to the Ap- uaa mae ‘Tombs at one tt walt: taken that the next Indictment would Both left the ‘The preparatory signal waa fired at 11.30.) petiate Diviston tu recall the appoint. 1 The charges against Herlihy, the be demurrer-proof, 80 that a tech. | of coad'tion, Hach re i pnd five minutes tater came the wart. |mont made last December, ) tpeae, murderers, John, Da¥ik. District-Attorney sald, would be pre- nicality wonld not again delay mat-| "FOR polats and nbllitle Were un to the windward of the line, | The Appellate Division refuxed to take | ki moe since September | sented to the next Grand Jury, whieh ters, the Columbia knew the Constitution to Mut three mintites before the starting | any action. This lef; open to Mr. Phil-| th! eee oe rial: which Zeeman sei = be the culmination of . G, Herre. signal, the Columbia wore round and iin the alternative of cutting out the| Se one rN athamh oe a | ——— shoff's expertence In yacht building and thdcof the: tine. he constitution foi: | criminal ranch of the Supreme Court} has bea, in the neler A lore Wine gg BODY TO BE CREMATED. 3 GDOGS.81D-OGDS AvExTAs dealgniag, and although handicapped Towed and tried to overtake the old boat| entirely, and he hax done ao, allering | pee Te ee ete romps since WEATHER FORECAST. “| throughout the seanon by mishaps and by breaking out her Jibtopeall, By cut: that the extenondinary term, conducted cr aubas ; her apparent inability. to find heractf, Je atern ————— the Constitution succedded in getting « yet she hed nevertheless shown her- nice place on the weather of the Colum. rel! a worthy opponent and a remark- bla, but Capt. Barr knew a trick worth [= e ably fast dont fa light aire, two of that. “He trimmed in hin ah and being on the st Colambin Netter th. Ever. the Conastit! fired. um! over, but by B’ Y I I 1E BO Ef Ss the gun wa: quick work, pete Darr wore. ship and stond back and ths nest time the +" lumnbla crossed she was in a nice place Gea. Ludlow's Ashes to fe tn erred at Home, WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.—Information has been received at the War Depurt-| ment that the remains of Brigadler-c Cudiow Will be cfemuted, ! Bervlces wil be held Tuesday ut Trin- ity Chureh In Now York. ‘Tho anhos Forecast mr the thirty- nin ha we OM Sunday, Sept. 1, for Now York City rud vielalty: Wern to-night; Sunday fairy Mout variable winds becoming fresh wi On the other hand those who trod the decks of the Conrtitution looked on the Columbia as a perfectly balanced rac- ing machine, a boat well tried out, be- yond the age of experiment, with a nkip- —<—_—_—_42—____— ei Gal interred (att havi nomarer he per and crew thoroughly acqualated apoaeed i shel was: Sense ; nner ga Ludlown on 1 Se eee with every move. who worked together Mino ahead. The Gonstit Hels | LONDON, Aug. SIA despayeh from) Ler, who at once fred on th uudiows on Long Ysland, Want: enews 10) pen) Ex ke a perfectly geared machine. f slpwer.scnuld the ofd | Lord Kitchener, dated Pretoria tomday, [CTE ON At vann CUARLEBTON, Aug, 32.~The directora| ‘The wrews of both yachts were early: Uprt andi crossediastern. ae vc Leut.-Col, Vandalear..s oh .uae this evening reaoived'to Invite Chauncey | on gctck, thls morning looking for wind ‘The starting times as eee from shore |.uys: Guards, a most promising. 0 The Roaa to Sud ia via Sunday |M, Dopew to deliver the leading address|and weather before making the few at the: openii ft ‘the ‘Bouth’ Car: u tars. Exposition cn Dec. 1 cues, ciny TecPaing ‘wae's, beauts ‘A train was dDiown,up to-dgy betp ‘eiiled. The other casualtt 1, (by yyet been reported.