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NIGHT EDITION. SPORTING NEWS ON PAGE 8. PRICE ONE CENT.) * CircuJation Books Qpen to All.” bab) =\ NEW YORK. FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1902. “ Circulation Books Open to All.’ LON RST TTR TH RACING-BA‘ + GENERAL SPORTING NEWS | ON PAGE 8 -« oe PRICE ONE CENT. MEAT RIOTERS TRY TO MOB COURT Clamor for Revenge B Was Sent to Inflamed by denunciations of the police and Magistrate Cornell printed in the east side newspaper extras is- sued at one o'clock this afternoon, a crowd of 600 persons, mostly women, gathered in front of Essex Market Police Court clamoring for revenge. In the row that followed Mrs. Ida Basucky, of No, 190 Forsyth street, was arrested. Magistrate Cornell sentenced her to three months on the island, which so enraged the mob in the street that the reserves in all the east side stations were ordered to be ready for instant duty. Mrs, Basucky, who is a gigantic woman, was the leader of the mob about the police court. Standing on the steps, she made a speech advising the people to overinrow the police. Policeman Devine, of the Eldridge} strect station, ordered her from the steps. She refused to go, and he caught her by the shoulder to push her away, Woman Fought Policeman, The woman turned on him, grabbed him around the waist and with a precision that would do credit to a trained wrestler stretched him on his back on the sidewalk, Immedl- ately dozens of women jumped on him and began to belabor him. Devine shouted for help and three policemen came to his asaistance. | They managed to rescue him, with) his clothes half torn from his body, | and also to arrest Mrs. Basucky. | It became necessary to club the crowd before the woman could be taken into the court. The reserves from Hldridge Street Station cleaned the street and all was quiet for about an hour until the news of the punishment that had been meted out to Mrs. Basucky spread, Then, the reserves having been withdrawn, thousands of excited’ peo- ple gathered in Essex street, threat- ening to mob the court-house and prison, Many heads were broken in the conflict that followed. Rioting Began Party, Rioting began early in the morn- ing. ‘he women picketing the meat markets ~-re assisted: by men who left their employment for that pur- pose, Many persons carried kero- gene with which to ruin the meat which any one had the courage to purchase, but the police feared that a fire might be caused, Mrs. Annie Droth, of No. 152 Bssex.! street, stoned a butcher shop at Or- ebard and Houston streets, when it retused to close on her order, and Policeman File arrested her. He ‘was attacked by a crowd of men and] ni, ‘women who would not let him take her to the station, and he called the veserves from the Eldridge street sta- tion. She was finally locked up, but a mumber of policemen were struck with stones and two lost their hel- met. Police Use Rubber Hose The reserves are all armed with their night sticks and some have four feet lengths of rubber howe with which to beat back the mobe Mre Lene Solomon, of No 187 Ludlow ptreet, took 8 package af meat away from @ man on Ladiow etreet, wear Hourton, and be fought ber, A score of w came lo her @uistanoe and ¢ Volleeman Boueer arrived i clubbed & mob baok alll be io Mee te mn Me arrested ber bu! che war taken ower trom bin | ‘h vom and be | Chet walled fur reeet yor Me held to Mie Decky Bagel, of | Plu. 167 Beews etrert. we ue of the feeruere of the Mio @ehheh ehe ob te teow hey nd Mee Pee bide 6 ee! erhe! a Bidrilge witeet Ate fo et tem ou ewe! mee tony mane Aininiinds Dhie Misioaninnnis miei Whew dane seen bed We the whet Minnie Celene of Be kel te ee ey OF MUP porniine © wh @ Dentin etowes wis Oheeds prnredmmme brow books See t the eee of 6 bee tee ate See ee eT) the Menten! | nr ae et rd ok Mbetete whew’ Wied Plein Kagem ot tee Prwedens Mune whe Ob rmmmiee an eet fh ee tee ee ecause Woman Leader the Island. was assieted by aeveral women and men, jutcher Shop Wrecked. Fitzgerald was fighting fiercely when more reserves arrived and Mrs. Ochlander and Schantski were taken to the Eldridge street station. Mrs, Jennie Pfiax, forty-two years old, of No, 62 Essex street, was a member of a guard of twenty women who had posted themselves in front of Schlosky'’s market, No. 80 Eesex street, and when Schlosky sold meat to a man they took the meat from him and tore it in shreds on the street. Then several of them entered the shop and put Mr. Schlosky out of business, temporarily at least. They were demolishing his furniture when Policeman Dooley arrived and ar- rested Mrs. Pflax. He was dragging her out of the shop when he was attacked by the others, and he had to fight all the way to Grand street. There other policemen came to his assistance and the women were driven off and Mrs. Pflax was taken to the Eldridge street station, Whipr Disperse Crowds. A crowd of women ami boys started to parade through Orchard street at 11 o'clock this morning, all of them armed with stones and missiles. They broke the windows of every butcher shop in two blocks and were met at Houston sireet by the police and dispersed. Capt. Walsh supplied his policemen with long whips, such as draymen use, and with these ‘the officers scatter the rowds better than with clubs, Samuel Kuditch, of No. 8 Monroe street, purchased a live hen tm a mar- ket on Jefferson street, this morning, and when he left the place a mob of women set upon him and he struck one of them inthe face with the chicken and knocked her down, Beaten by the Mob. @ crowd of men and tad ee e assistance of the agsall- Kudlich received a severe police arrived be Ser"battgred and testen, hie cfother tern his Pee oy note ten men Te. trate Cornell announced that he intended £0, Pe severe yh tee Rar ed ol w Ambeth conduct would not’ be ‘tol- erated, and he said that if they mere brought before him again he would send them to the workhouse, Threw Water on Police. Magiatrate Cornell had, some difficulty eee St the tacts in many of the ather Joliscaia, of No. rid, street. at ve & wit- ness against Bernard Argowsky, of Eld- ridge street, whom she ccus: of hir- ing boys to drop bags of water down on licemen and others. from. the. Too! ¢ was moved to compliment her being the one east-side woman who was friendly to the butcnere, Pretty soon, however, he discovered that Argowsky was a butcher, and that father wus nota friend, but a foe of the meat sellers. — MEAT SHOP FIRE; THREE WOMEN SEIZED Matthias Barnett had refused to close hap at No, 13 Rivington repeatedly warned been warned to look out for Was alert at 10 o'clock this when several women carrying under capes entered, They the meat, inquired prices and fire and morning, bundles looked at Anally were seen to drop the large wade of crumpled and oi soaked paper, These were dropped io different pi or the sawduat-covered floor, and the women, seeing that they 4 {eoled, eaOh produced » can of herone ad threw the Ol al) Over Uke interior t wateh and eli moment the vu beard the on; sae Tae hat Katy siue ci ar ae agaek, web ad gail MUTE TAYLOR IN BOX FOR GIANTS. FW YORK WINS 00000000 5-5 -00000003 0-3 New Yorks Open Se- ries with Cincinnatis and Assist in Dedica- tion of Splendid New Grand Stand—Crowd of 10,000 Fans Pres- ent. The Batting Order. New_ York. Cincinnati, Van Haltren, cf. loy. of, Smith, 2b. bbs. If. Beckley, 1b. ‘rawford, jean, Corcork Jackson, If. teinteldt. 3b Bowerman, c. itz, c. Taylor, p. Hahn, p. Umpire—Cantiliion. ¥ (Special to The Evening World.) BASEBALL PARK, CINCINNATI, May 16.—A Saengerfest, a Schuetzenfest or any other old jubilee with a Teutonte flavor could be compared with the events at these grounds this afternoon, just before the Giants and Cincinnat! Reds met in the first game of their series. The dedication of the new grand stand was the occasion of the big time. From every avaiable point on the magnificent structure floated bunting enough to fit out a man-o'-war In a parade after a victory at sea. Flags of every nation fluttered from ttle flagstaffs, and wherever a nail could be driven they were put in service tc suspend stream-, ers, the colors of which male the scene look like a huge kaletdoscope. It was really a pretty sight. Remem- ber how the old Polo Grounds appeared on opening day last April? Well, that was just about how these grounds look- ed from a decorative point of view. “The Palace of the Fans.” The wooden etand in Harlem cannot be compared to this structure of stone; nelther can any other on the National League circuit. It has been termed (Continued on Eighth Page.) STABBED BY WOMAN, MAN LIKELY TO OIE He Called Her Boy a Thief in Sending Him to Tell Her to Join a Group of Gossiping Women, TRENTON, N. J.. May 16.—Ireno Pigo, & young Italian woman, to-day stabbed Genero Chranesto, a neighbor, on Mott street. for calling her boy q “little thief.” Chranesto bed been listening to « «roup of women goasiping, and calling to the little son of Mrs, Pigo, he sald: “Here, you little thief, go and get your mother to join these gossips.” The boy ran in and told his mother and the woman, infuriated, ran out and ‘he man in the breast and back ett. | He was taken ty the hospital, appar- jently dying, and the woman was ar- | rested —— oe | PAUNCEFOTE ILL; ~ FRIENDS ALARMED. | Doctor Bays Fresh Compii- cations Have Occurred, but Denies Immediate Danger to Patient. first. BROOKLYN ST. LOUIS) 02 cnn ene NEW YORK .... CINCINNATI] ....-. ..- (Continued from Eighth Page.) Sixth Inning—Smith died at first. Lauder doubled.xJones's roller to Steinfeldt finished Lauder at third No runs. Hoy walked. Dobbs singled. Beckley’s bunt forced Hoy. Jackson got Crawford’s fly and Van Magoon’s. No ruas Seventh Inning—Doyle flied to Dobbs. Bean singled. Jack- son’s fly went where Doyle’s did. Bowerman out. No ru... Corcoran singled. Steinfeldt and Peitz out. anh struck three times and died. No runs, “Third Degree’? Evi- dence Is Brought to Bear Against Her— Mother of Dead Boy Merchant Tells Her Story on Stand—Ruth Dunn a Witness. The dramatic interest attend- and himself at|ing the inquest into the death of sence oveveecs O 15 2\00"0) 0270 (4 see 0 1250) 00010 At Pittsburg—Philadelphia, 1; Pittsburg, 6. At Chicago—End of third: Boston, 0; Chicago, 0. AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES. At Boston—End of eighth: Philadelphia, 2; Boston, 4, f Eighth Inning—Tavlor died at first. Magoon got Van’s fly. Smith boosted to the same player. No runs. BROOKLYN-ST. LOUES 0-9 0-5 At Cleveland—End of fourth: Detroit, 2; Cleveland, 0. At Baltimore—End of third: Washington, 4; Baltimore, 3. At Chicago—End of third: St. Louis, 0; Chicago, 2. —EEE— s AT WORTH. Fourth Race—Brigade 1, Clorita 2, Haidee 3, SSS Se LATE RESULTS AT ST. LOUIS. Third Race—Eva Moe 1, Gennerose 2, Torreon 3. Fourth Race—Colonial Girl 1, Helen Print 2, King Daly 3, Ko ge —____ NINETY ARRESTS IN THE MEAT RIOTS. Seventy women and twenty men were arraigned during the | day in the Essex Market Police Court as a result of the east- side meat riots. Fines of from $3 to $10 were imposed. Dur- ing the afternoon the rioting became less serious than it was earlier in the day. ——_-+- —__—__ HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS RAISE PRICE OF MEALS. Announcement was made to-day that the leading hotels and restaurants in the city have raised the price of their meals from 20 to 25 per cent Trapeportation Club has raised the price of its table d'hote dinner from $1 to $1.25, and @ like advance has been made by the Hotel Manhattan The price of steaks, chops and poultry has been advanced in all places. The Kaickerbocker Club has increased the price of ite table d’hote dinner It ie announced that prices at the Waldorf will be raised soon. from 60 cents to 75 cents Astoria, Sherry's and Delmonte 0H. TO PRESENT PRESIDENT'S SISTER TO KING EDWARD. 1ANDON May 16 Al Co-nlght’s court at Buckingham Palace, Mre. Oboate, wife of the United States Amimeador, will present matic circle, Prowident Houmevelt's eleter John HK. Carter, wife of the Heoond Beorriary of the United Gates Kmbassy in the diplo- Mre Douglas Robinson, and Mie The Walter Brooks became intensi- "fied to-day. Tt became evident that the Dis- trict-Attorney was using the pro- ceedings to bring about, at all hazards, a verdict that would lead to the indictment of Flor- enee Burns. All the famous “third degree evi- dence,” ruled out in the hearing be- fore Justice Mayer, was brought to bear against the girl. The father end mother of the dead man were {n court, as yesterday, hear.ng wi’nesses swear to evidence that Is meant to staza> beautiful Flor- ence Burns a mu deress. * Ed” Watson—“Handsome Rd Wat- son,” as Florence’ Burns has called him—was cited to tell on the stand how his sweetheart that was—the |same -Florence Burns—had once threatened his life in a Brooklyn ho- tel, and was disarmed with difficulty; a chambermaid’s deposition was read to Coroner Brown and the jury pur- porting to fix beyonce doubt the own- ership of the comb found in the death room in the. Glen Island Hotel; police- men told how, after her arrest, Flor- ence Burns betrayed what they con- sidered and whet the prosecution contends was guilty knowledge of the tragedy; Ruth Dunn, thé gitl who had once hoped to be the wife of the man who was slain, was called to tes- tify, and as a climax, Mrs. Brooks | Topas herself was called to the stand. When the third day of the Inquest | opened this moreing the Coroner's court-room was crowded and a eprink-| ling of women, young and old, were among the spectators Mrs. Brooka came int» court rest- ling on the arm of her husband. The | sorrowing couple occupled meats in a |remote corner of the room. Not far from where they sat was & group of the kay young men of the Bedford sec- tion among whom Walter 8. Brooks | was a favorite o member of the coterie received ® nod of recoenition (rom the parents usual and Ruth Dunn, ax pale as wearing a new hat, arrived late and | was shown to @ seat in «e rear of the court AGAINST MISS BUR Toe Diatriet-Attorney hae made vari- | ous effor mieaing Julia Me Carthy the home Pifty-fourth street, where Florence Burne lodged at one time Julia M Carthy has already testified thar the ‘omb found in the Glen Island Hotel was the vroverty of Fiwrence Burne Hince her as 4 witness for the prosecution in the Glen Leland Motel tragedy case the Met thy wom an hae disapome Bflorte to fe have been unare ‘ yogan Woda Seohurmas wal the . of Julie af be # to the jury Leawre ss was on hie feet wih an nme nee rae oe 1p the general circle Mre Choate wil! present Mra. Moxhall Keene, Mrs “NAOMI ; oy aa Lowle Chenier, of New York; Mre Hrauk Avery, of Chicago, Mra Blow, of nauest, a0 tu WAMMINGTUN Mer itr Crane] Denver, and Mrs Newhouse, af New York hand aad wy © 4 HB Jung Lord Peuncetoies plyeir — amnbe . whe cam twit bsedio olen, aed today of ble patient's sume - oad i Aiton PASTRY COOK'S WILL GIVES $1 TO wiDOW. a iis Langlow gis mits {teh Mtnek Me hae some woe ° 4 a! complications The outhowk te net ee ean hier ie coed tae mete . mee . daveried. wes salty leigh, beui Me be Aletluetiy ie me hame & sine 1» thy will af Queene Melee, Bled to-day, reade Aller a ’ Gealeveed the place 4 dike danger wy howtul elie ave paid. | give muy lwe Picton, the eum of one ! batwed t ietd Pauhontuies ehiet Boller AF He hie Ket lemh @ gemal wile \ mae” fhe dinemte that tiie matare he te Metouens te rhewmetis gol whieh me 4 lehali be divided eunaily wen te Hanley Comoe Ammochation wud ne Boo 8" i pppoe re ere lin ars A Rew Vark Condiin Vere twig oF . ee ed oe ‘ . } tae bee bee oe 4 “ ts oe ) CARRIE WATION HAS GONE TO JAI, FOR 90 DAYS a VOPMKA Hen Mey i Ble Oe Retien wes der senior : - “, irty deve on ey @ fae ty duder Mewes ‘ CARNEGIE GIVER wie Cau tw omeebing ber Baturee io tenant bere ine “ ° 66,000 FON HELE 4s Hekrmnry hee! Mie wlll at mie one wil heme ove r a = oon - 4 deeree tmsmngis te toe iuir Bay. STOLE BARREL OF O11. CRIOUELY MIBSING esky “ene | Peed thew thee Henhelet Merton tee due 4 teenth ‘ + ” he SS ete ome smmeatoores in sot lg. tine one Oth ne ow . ’ Wer ee eee eee . Oe heme we te o i i r 10 OF WW DANGER, Ow Fn ee tad Sn a —. = ratsin, hay Nene pointe tale YOUNG WOMAN DROWN WEMBLLI 16 Li fame, na sorwree f+ ae eee ‘ i ~~ 5 on 7 A ee es Creme tee eam me) tee emg ome oO 1 tate Cam EN) te cate 6 Gee eee aoe 4) Ake tememnene i Omwiiens @ Geom ges POLICE TESTIFY TO | INDICT BURNS GIRL] | de SURMISE, AT 7 TO |, WINS % LAST RACE FROM CARBUNCLE, Swamplands, Irritable, Flirtineer, Faust and — Valdez Other Winners—Wonderly Thrown. (Spectal to The Evantng Worlt.) MORRIS PARK, N. Y. May 16— There was an excellent attendance at the track this afternoon considering the poor quality of the cart. Friday ts generally the worst day of the week, The best horses are reserved for the rich events of Saturday, and the crowd also generally holds off unt that day, There was no kick coming on the weather, and though the skies were cloudy, the afr was warm and dry. The track was In {ts usual fast condition, There were no stakes except those over-night @airs, dignifled by such names as the Kinder, the Zoo Hurdle (a good name for this particular col- lection), the Second Friday Selling, the Apprentice and the Bronx Park Handi- cap, one of these funny aaira which have two dozen entries and about three starters, John G. Cavanagh ts taking up a sub- scription for the widow of Richard Van Brunt Newton, who recently died of paresis. Mrs. Newton has five small children and is in destitute ciroum- stances. In fact she expects to be dis- pot ed any day. ‘The case is a sad sone, at Gravesend, but turned informer. FIRST RACE. Hurdle race: for four-year-old mile and a halt. NE See ENE: Detting. Str. Place, 85 36 Sho 12 7 2 40 8 Bt Dayton. 3 6° 410 130, Smith 7-8 12 4 Won ridden out. Time—2.54, McGrathiana Prince was the early pacemaker, followed by Cou Kate and Fablus. Valdez then moved up and taking the lead a furlong from home won easly by three lengths from Mc- }Grathlana Prince, who was four lengths in front of Fabius. S cote Bie y Dareh.115, Landry impHielty.92, Dixon Som acney con BBu08 Faust rushed to the front at flag fall and was never caught. Squid laid close to him all the way and forced the winner to a hard drive to win by dip, where he faltered and Blue Banner Nowton was McKane's Hleutenant | Xi? took third place, finishing” in-thatspest> ton, three lengths behind Squid, ‘THIRD RACE. Selling; for maiden three-yeareNsvanigage | ag ward; six and a half furlongs, Bella was the pacemaker, close order by Fiirtineer, Stella W., and they ran thie way well into fhe, _atretch, | where bought ap Knight Templar with a: Cochran, who had been tin Bella, with Firtineer then ° and, drawing away, won lengths from Knight three lengths in front of stumbled at the post derly heavily. FOURTH RACE. For three-year-olds and up; 112, Yancy. 8 10 Start good. Won driving. Thmne—1.29 1-2 Irrlablet made the running, follo Bon Mot, Kingraine and Roysterer. bunched behind. ‘They nan the turn, and Bon Mot gradi C on the leader. Irritable made a close swing into the stretch, while Bon - went wide, and Irritable then t comfortable advantage to teenth, where Kingraine came great ‘rush and forced Irri hard drive to win by a head. was two lengths behind the leaders, — FIFTH RACE. Selling; for three-year-old; seven front of Caithness. SIXTH RACE. Handicap; for three-year-olds and. furlongs ‘Starters, whts, jocks. Surmiee, 98, 6. Th Carbuncle, 1 Flywheel, Redpath, 105, Won by Surmise. Carbuncle was Flywheel third. WIFE WANTS CHILDREN - OF HER RIVAL AS HER OWN, _ Dramatic Scene in Court When Woman Testi- fied in Suit Brought by Mother. Mrs Marie G. B 4 took the wit hees stand in th neery Chambers Jersey City, to-day, and with enthua’ aam declared that ehe loved the three children of her husband * Buvrard who are now med by thelr mother Mra Mary Ouane he desired to be a mother to the iit ie . ‘ ' ' and he ) always y eatin was the vet ras woods a biehly © roe ‘ * ‘ wartiod tw are and f wiithee 1 * . aun te you desire to keep and Be to them?” \e this avowal of affection the — dae a table a few teat ia © withens devouring every ae ond Wile gazed inte t was made to prove (mt i Viseel War doavle to support the “3 a“ hal @tetements made « ier aod Med not Deen YO-NIGHT'S EVENTS, Fork Mietwecmmtenl Moe ———— Melt Memeeted dtheors ei dew biomen Mima siMieuee Oe) Ome Mme “~ Me habe dunes shied +) teed Mentos 1 he hed oo em af)