The evening world. Newspaper, June 4, 1902, Page 1

4 SSS NIGHT EDITION. GENERAL SPORTING NEWS ON PAGE 8. ‘Che pads Circulation Books Open to wAil,?? RACING-BASEBALL GENERAL SPORTING NEWS _ON PAGE 8. if PRICE ONE ‘CENT. NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY , SUNK 4, 1902 FIERCE CHICAGO RIOTS: SCORES IN HOSPITALS, Wild Mobs in Streets Attack Caravans of Meat Wagons Driven by Non-Union Men and Pro- tected by Police—Heads Cracked by the Dozen and Shots Fired in Some Battles—Streets Blockaded. CHICAGO, June 4.—Fierce rioting has been going on throughout the city to-day on account of the attempts of the packing houses to deliver meat with non-union drivers. Shots have been fired and in many cases scores of men have been beaten and seriously injured. It is impossible to find out whether any one has been killed, The streets are thronged with rioters and traffic in many cases is blocked. The riots grew out of a strike by the stockyards' teamsters, which has spread to many other lines of business in the city. The ten State street department stores succeeded in effecting a settle- ment with their drivers at conference held this afternoon, and the men, 1,300 in all, returned to work. DAY OF BLOOLY RIOTING IN STREETS OF CHICAGO. WRIGHT, eighteen years of (Continued on mung) Page.) CHICAGO, June 4.—On Fifth ave-| down by horses and trampled; serious, nue, between Adams and Monroe] JOHN J. MGUIRE, polices hit on altacts (thls antarnoon Wa bnciicoman theypens with a horseshoe and badly was hit by a pop bottle with a man ‘ LINONCUSAL, policeman, injur- standing on a fire-escape ladder. nd at Congress street. The policeman, unable to reach hie | GUS BILLT slubbed by the police eseailaht in any other way, drew Gicutsatee hir revolver and fired two shots. ked down by Po- The man escaped. and was subsequently The incident, however, created | and arrested by that officer. ILICE, v in "bt Breat excitement, and soon one of Baa a Ree ioteate naan the worst riots of the day was | Harrison street. progress. ALBERT WAGNER, driver, beaten on Earlier in the day many people| head with club and sent to hospital: had be: ly her condition serious, en severely beaten or other-| ~ORNELIUS RYAN, policeman, hit on wise hurt in riots occurring at va-| head with prick rious points, JOHN MONAHAN, sald to be union teamster, clubbed and badly hurt at Partial Liat lot tajared: Harrison and State streets, Following is a partial Ist of the in-|GmORGE ‘SCRIBNDR, policeman, hit fured. It is only a small fraction of the) on eau with brick. total, but these names were all the po-! j91;N JOHNSON, driver, hit by brick Nce had gathered up to 1.30 P. M.; RaHBUE. EDWARD SCHIMAN, Swift & Co. driv-| cy) aRLt er, hit in head with rock, serious MISS CARRIE SCHONAID, knocked —— +. Catherine Baker Kills Herself in Father’s Home —Family Tried to Keep Tragedy Secret. Miss Catherine Baker, thirty-oneyand was released, greatly improved, in years old, who had long suffered from|Januaty last. Since that time she had Nervous diseases, committed suicide by | assisted her aunt, Martha Simpson, in shooting in the home of her father, | keeping house for her father James F. Baker, No. 310 West One| Miss Simpson went to call on netgh- Hundred and Twelfth street, to-day, | bore early to-day. When she returned The family attempted to keep the mat-] she found her nelce dead in a bathtub ter secret and it was not until late this] with « bullet wound in her heart, After afternoon that the police © put In] Alone delay Dr. Welter. of No. at 1 es " red an ‘orty-fift. possession of the facts. street. was summed, He refused. to Miss Baker was bor nin Brooklyn and] issue a” death certifeate and notited iad been an Invalid from youth, She] fe Coroner, | | was committed to the Manhattan State} Baker was wufterh Jed herself Miew Hospital for the Insane in July, 1901, anchaha ) “Mterine from acute mel- MYSTERY IN DROWNING OF FATHER AND TWO SONS, Trio Supposed to Have Overloaded Little Trout Pond Boat and Gone Down with It. (Special to The Evening World.) No trace of them was found OAKDALE. L. 1. June 4—Wililam | ausence semainid @ mister ue et Nespor, thirty-nine years old, and his} to-day, when the boat was found float two sone, yand Edward, aged elght| ing bottom up. ‘and ten vears, were drowned while at-| ‘The truth was then surmised and th temvting to ferry themselves across | pond wus dragged and th ig @ trout pond on the estate of Wiliam | found, * etree dion Bayard Cutting, the New York million-! “Coroner Moore held an inquest ana aire, In this place, returned a verdict of death from asc! Nespor, who had been for @ number] gental drowning, ‘The bodien were re. of vears employed on the Cuiting place.| sroved to the por cottage and a went to the depot here, taking his two| triple funeral wil be hele aaa tittle one with him. ame ee aed Qa ea There was a big, heavy box for the Nespora at the siatlon, and thls was] goanour brought with chem, Father and sons started for the lake nd it Is supposed that owing to the welght of the box Nespor concluded that better time could be made by crossing| » the water than by gong around. Nobody saw “ae get Into the boat, mph on Y until noon @ play wagon which the boys had| “eago Via Pennsylvania Kailro, Ta onder moet ti ‘er train between olal somtres of Uh naylvanie Tnauarurate. \ 44 155 \4 M.. Philadelphia Gira ‘ogee 6 SP, he astern and the tboe and boya getting | fasrievure ue in overwaighted the craft and got Into] riving Is Betis i Mt nd Chicana’ trouble after pushing off, ry * states bare 0 Pe Nespor knew little about handling « i al as bom and the theory announced ts that the dinky got unmanageable and cap- aized. Another theory ia that the bout being over melahied went down ‘When father and boys failed to return time, a home Mrs, Nespor beoame alarmed and peetects en we ie ‘cu @ wearching party was formed, Conon ¥ sa Di ‘)of the fans to guess, “always ha York to Chi. DOYLE’S HOME-RUN SCORES TWO GIANTS. Hartley, Another New Giant, Takes “Ginril” Jackson’s Place in Left Field, McDonald Is Fired—Small To-Day’s Game with Chicagos. The Batting Order. F Chicago. New York Cne run. Slagle, Be Clark, cf. ones, cf. Bean, ss. Dexter, sb Smith, 2b. Oongalton, rf. Doyle, 1b. King, c. Lauder, 3¢ aefer, 1b. Yeager, c. Lowe, 2b. O Hage Tinker, ss. Hartle: Williams, p. - | Bvan Umpire—Mr. Cantillon, (Special to The Evening World.) POLO GROUNDS. June 4.—Frank Selee's Chicago ballplayers ate no des- vert with their dinners at noon. They did not have to, for they thought and were rude enough to say that the zoodies In store for them on this feld day. Think of a lot of feilows trom such a| |! ¥ grimy town as the Windy City talk- ing like that to representatives of this city. Rather impudent, isn't it? But after all, who can defend the set of ball players here from anything slanderous said to them, these days. They just seem ke something good to eat to visiting ball clubs. CINCINNAT! - it is hard to make one believe that these Glants once turned defeats into| EROOKLYN Victories in ninth inning rallies, They did, though, but that was in the happy days of yore. The Giants expect such times to re- turn, but the fans, like the fellow from Missour! will have to be shown before beileve it or before they transfer silver for a shady seat in the Polo Grounds grand stand or on the griddie-like Uleacheries. Another Small Crowa. After such a drubbing as the Giants got erday from the Chicagoans tt was rot expected that a huge crowd would be seeking seats this afternoon. The rooters like a real hard fought game of barebsll and not a battle that might be compared to a fight between Jim Jeffries and Young Corbett. Of course there was the daily change tf, the Glants’ list of players. on earth a gaiae could be played with the five years old. ¢ Vhile playing with m ‘alches usual switchings is Seyond the power In the new order, too, was found, a brand new player, He was Hartley, (Continued on Page Eight.) QWORCE DECREE |: FOR MAS. SCHOTT. Justice O’Gorman Announces Decision in Favor of Beauti- ful Wife of Well-Known Athlete—Letters in Court. Justice O'Gorman In the Supreme Court to-day announced that he would grant a decree of divorer from Brunado H, Schott. Mrs, Schott lives at No, 300 Manhat-/ attempted kiduapping. tan avenue. Schott was a meber of the Seventh nt and Js well-known in elrel Uff, who is very beautiful, , mare Hi, 1895, and have one child, « A number of letters to various women alleged to have been written by Schoot and found by his wife were read as evi- dence. One of the letters is addressed to “My Dear Little May” and reads features, Your dear, luvely letter on band this} tried to kill on May 16 because she ring and was Very happy to know i thought it worth wh vom you as long ay | live, Oh, am 0 glad that you did not get such a torribleacolding after all, as you expec to get: It worrled me as much, if re thin it did you my Suppose tt is une- *8 to ASK you to meet me for a nice e walk this eveniug, 1 know you some of your fella hand at the houre, but maybe you ¢ come to meet me if only for a few minutes. as { have plenty to teil vou. | the tariff, i i would not dare write here: be there the girl 1 left behind) me jay), 1) look In your sweet Try ‘and be there, will ou?” rin signed “Brunado,’* ro TO-NIGHT'S EVENTS, Cornell University Medieat commencement, Carne. » in lodee, anniver Morrisania Hi and One Ha theth street. Commencement exerotses Boys! High bohoo!, Brooklyn, ry Train. Crowd of Fans Sees] jew YORK yied. Tinker's Evans beat ¢ vas doubled at first. Bean lined tt Ninth Inning- ath ier flied to Lauder. Smith thr Lowe assisted Smith elped Lauder out. No runs. Tenth Inning—K |.auder threw Lowe out at first. Wo runs. Yeager singled. Sep euenonrel tes gumcene rer cons on lan wild thy Dunn bunted and ¢ At Boston—Si. Louis. At Philade!phia—End of sixth: At Prineeton—Burckncil 1: Prinseton. 19. At New Haven-——End of seventh in ing: Zale. 4; Illinois, 8. nilitary | Street, He and the plain-| Florence Livermore, WORCESTER, Mass,, nile to writs | Other girl, Twill always appreciate this let- tang hissed and groaned. on| A vreeder in Port Townsend, Wash 1d) ewane being asseased 8 cents a pound under the live poultry provision of that swans come nnier the head of y darling, as] and water fow!s," and are exempt , the fourteen-year-ol) son of Jacob on, was ruin over and killed avenue car at Prospect averue, brook!yn, this afternoon playing “tag and dodged in front of the car going at full speed driver and conductor of the oar were arrested ‘American lee Ocmpany (Continued from Eighth Pane.) ning—Kling and Sch iefer out at first. Lowe sin- | } triple scored Lowe. Evans threw Williams out. oul his bunt. Clark flied to Schaefer, and Evans "venue. i¢ ball to Tinker. Smith took Jones’s fly. Dex- w Congalton out. out. Doyle flied to Tinker. ~Slagie triple OHa BROOKLYN-CINCINNATI ,000000 10300019 = ede LATE RESULTS AT HARLEM. Fourth Race—Siuyve 1. Boney Boy 4 2, Harney 3. CHILD FATALLY BURNED. Gouverneur Hospital reports the death of Annie Goldstein, of No. 165 5 chard stxeat, from burns received = 0-4-0 MISSING FROM HIS HOME. Samuel Bolachansky- sixty vears old. has been missiva ‘om his home at Wo. 510 West Forty-second street since June He is 5 feet 6 inches tall. of slim build and has gray eyes nd beard. He wore a gray suit and a black derby hat. ance te “SOUTH FIELD” BOUGHT FOK COLUMBIA. The New YorkHesp ital hac accepted the offer nade b fiends of Columbia University to purcha ; ic nd in front of the University known as the “South Field” for} vaitnness. 9 $1,900,000. MATHEWS CHARGED WITH TRYING TO KIDNAP CHILD. Davia H Mathews, thirty-five yea ee te Mathews denied tne charge. ete WOMEN HISSED AND GROANED AT WEDDING. (pecial to The Evening Wor eee SWANS ARE BIRDS, NOT POULTRY. It may be of interest ‘o know chat swans are not classified as poultry. brought up the question, some of his ed BOY KILLED BY CAR WHILE PLAYING “TAG.” Frier, VOLCANO SAID TO HAVE DESTROYED VILLAGES, » June 4.—It ts Panama here that @ volcanic eruption in the | district of 2) Gran Chaco in South America destroyed two villages district 1# in the centre of the continent ayd covers parts of the territories of Boliviu and the Argentine Republic. +2 ———_ -—— KILLS HIMSELF | N HARLEM HOTEL. Yenry Glatale, fifty-soven years oa, 0 of No, 2203 Fifth avenue, com- fam m No, 9101 Toira § between New York ang| Mitted suicide this afternoon in the Harlem Hotel, ee ttt Mer | avenue, by shooting himself, 000117001008 200001000 1—4 O'Hagan reached second and Yeager third w. Yeager ccd at the plate on Hart- , yan scored. One run, Pittsburg. 45 Philadelphia, 4. speculation was brisk. the Gazelle, for it was a practi not Interesting Girl's owner, William ( other races lwoked promising. The wenther was warm and the track fast. | The Garelle Stakes, for (iren-year-olde; mile Watercolor has broken dawn and will Jocks, Stair Pin | mot start in the Suburban ih In 18 jie rolng Kind and sound and Is f 3: te nounced as & sure starter, dm 3 5 Pins’ nace Wor easily” Time=1.49 3 up, about ala furlongs fiden se jduced tn her Uy racing. to Stariers, mnt. Jocks St INE Fin m home and wit fener. set ‘ ee Eddie fusch a Oral, 117. Ballyhoo Bey. but the talent could 1 his price receded. He was away last and never hetter than tas, Grail was yet fl ate >» the twe blocks o rs old, who lives at the Washington | Hotel, Third avenue and One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street, was to-day hid in $1,500 bai! by Magistrate Meade in the Harlm C He will be examined to-morrow. The complainant was Mra Lottie Morgan, of No. 128 fast One Hundred and Twenty-third who charged that Mathews tried to kidnap her six-year-old sister, | ‘ourt on a charge of | Five Natlons June 4.—The wedding here to-day of Dr. Maurice | W. Quinn, the Brocton dentist, and Miss Mary EB. Donaher had sensational Dr Quinn fs the man whom It {s alleged Miss Bertha had learned he intended to marry an- A crowd of 1,600 women confronted the wedding party to-day ‘Three detectives wre on guard at the church “birds and land driver of an Bheapebead Hay tack, at “IC cOY'S F ULL STORY | OF HOW HE WAS SHOT. © K WINS. Victim of Jerome Here is the ante-mortem siatement made at 4 o'cleck this afternoon to Coroner Jackson and Coroner’@ Physic‘an O'Hanlon by James MeCoy, who was shot by Datective McLellan in a Jerome pool-rocm raid : : Forty-second street and Lexington, The doctors tell me I ani about to die, and so believing I make this statement as to the absolute truth, “Tam a widower with one son, George. Shoulr I die I will be survived by him and three siaters. “On the afternoon of June 2 1 was in a pool-room in the Sherman Hotel, realized that the place was being raided and attempted to escape. | yard facing Forty-first street, 1 had just reached the yard when I heard the report of a pistol, and at the same Tinker |instant I felt a severe pain in the back of my head. “IL know who shot me. It was that small, insignificant man employed in the District-Attorney's office, His flied out. Schaefer fouled to Yeager, name is McLellan. I could identify him if he was brought before me. vy life. Cowards carry weapons. Men fight with their fists. “They were after me because I had the bank roll. My partner got away.” BLUE GIRL WINS GAZELLE “My name is James F. MeCoy. My home is at the Vanderbilt Hotel, “L never carried a pistol inn STAKES IN A BIG GALLOP. ‘Ball, hoo Bey Finishes Lastin the Race—€thics, Smart Set and Artois Are Winners. (Apecial to The is RACK TRACK, G i June 4—There was nothing 1 ay tiractive about the card this u) Time—1.00 4 yet there was @ large att : EG Anes start waa bat and Artvis raced one stake on the card,} away tn front, opening up a gap of hree-year-old filles, at | eral lengths withe 1 walkover and was] y one save Blue ‘There was but stretch Ona (Whitney. There « but he c closed ap, pul never was a very goo! handicap for two-vear-| Artvis, Wao won by u_ head. Onat olds and over and one or two of the] was five fengine in front of Whorler FOURTH [RACK and a stxteen! ‘There is no truth in the story that i ti Hibbwatantrtin teen: othis race, and ghe justifed the Ex! nated her and veat her out w he Turner the place, Start good FIFTH RACE. SNe ae coneroee For tmocyearcoldn’ selling” Ave furlongs ine and whte Joke. St init Fin yer, 107, the early pacemaker, but was vutrun by [vol tyler, la5, Michaels Eadie Busch. who sh th A ea > Smart Brennan 1, Woods pee, 97 Woo 9 mile and Daly Wty a M4 Por Hetiog s 102. Jim Tully, 9 O'Brien 47 Haber artving Makeda raced away in front and 1 to the stret {th Col. Tyler, Mackey Ethics wax a hot favorite tn this race | Dwyer and Dark Planet in close at but he barely managed to win because] (endance. In the run home Col. ‘t he wax mussel about by O'Connor, Jim] passed Makeda and w lly had the mort ey Dwyer, wh lengih th and him took third plac and when they swung stretch came SINTH Rack : through bet we My and Piva] Kor maiden there-yearcolde, mile and seventy | Nattons. In the run he th ards Bales amed Jim Tully and Oper ET A aye lttt ng fm Tully was threes lel Henwah infront, of. oh was costly for i 4-1 Monahan, the owner of dim ee Ethier up to $8000, whieh a over hia entered: gelling pric oy is a was retained by his owner reste =| Tainted by claiming Jim. Tully Ps yy ‘ f 1-1 THIRD HACE River tH + a a Handicap. for two-yearcotds. five fur eee Sr Fir ny cin, gtttlig JOtde and Rods, 112, DO Conner 1 10-2 Martens, wun. Jocne AL Hin, mr Ta echt eee iis J iis ) lenay War xecond er, Mb, 3 3 65) Goldsby was third which Tom Welsh gave for St. July. a i] Property W. Ss. Bar » Melbour stad, Lexing Ky ‘ome ang Gi FOR YEARLINGS, Best Price Paid for Any of Melbourne Stud Colts Was $1,300— They Had Been in a Wreck, imp. Wagner faty Sealper at Mousro: yecia) (9 The Keening W GRAVESEND) KRACK THACK N June 4—All the prominent owners ners aguin weathered ut r om, # paddonk fur nnotier ven J under thi Meuke aim Barnes. rowed snd. siead ty |) “Lhawn siren dst Core nes . as ” eo Mere Wise ing win f to the fact ¢ 1 nth an accident on tne way here tnd the horsemen were afraid io bi ‘The beet orice of the sale wae $1,200, f. by Jim Goretunny en ft on of Monsco— he, Raid Recovers Consciousness and Makes Ante-Mortem Statement Showing There Was No Excuse for Shooting. I climbed through a window into the back "| do so by Magistrate Crane, absolute- an effort. Whor- raced head and while the favorite of lengths back, When was a prohiblilve favorite el eons action might be taken against © ant “him later on. Oe nr) 8 Rainbow —Mighiand loglenoy~taady in East Forty-second street. 2 JEROME DEFIES i COURT TO SHIELD HIS DETECTIVE. An extraordinary argument took place in Centre Street Court this af- ternoon when County Detective Me- Lellan was produced by the District- Attorney to answer to the charge of | shooting James McCoy. Mr. Jerome, ~Ithough instructed to ly refused to make a complaint, say- ing he was convinced that his detec tive was an innocent man and that. his conscience would not allow him to swear to a charge against a mam he believed to be innocent. re “it in not your right to aay. whether or not this man ts inne- cent,” sald the Magistra “Your Office in not a court—you are not a the District-Attorney’ suggested ‘that Terence McManus, counsel for McCoy, make the complaint. Me=\ Manus hemmed and hawed end backed down. He said he was afraid: | There, ‘The District-Attorney was accompam fed to court by his assistants, Sage, Kvotel, Gans, Rand, Miner and Stayton, Supt. MeCiintock, of the Parkhurst So-" 4 and County Detective Reardon ~ « into court with McLellan. The & 79 litle attache of the District-Attorney’s ” office Was natty as uscal and appeared 7 to be quite proud of the attention he” * attracted 4 He was tuken to the bench in front of Mugistrate Crane and District-Attormey) ” Jerome and his assistants Mned ee along side. “Mr, Dintrict-Attorne: said the Magistrate, “as the prosecuting oMicen ta a of this county ft is your duty to make = a short aMdavit against this man dn @r ” |der that he be brought within the juris: I diction of the Court, You admit that > 7 [he shot another man, That man fe in |danwer of death a) WOU LD RE DEPLORABLE IN= HE IMPRESSION TO UE r ABROAD THAT YOU WERE AT- \n SHILD THE MAN OOTING 3IMPLY HAPPENS TO BE AT- UR OFFICE,” ttempt at conceatment,” e "have investigated this matter thoroughly and I believe ent, In the"dis- pis duty he shot a man. He y justifed. Believing him in do I 1 not conselem- Many Al wea « charge against him.” } ovale no right (o determine Continued on Ninth Page) MRS, HUNTINGTON SUES FOR $700,000 Widow of Collis P. and Exe ~ ecutor of Estate Want to : Recover Loans in Real Es- tate Transactions, (Apecial to The Evening World.) wir WLAINS, June de-Mre, Ap@e yell BH fon, as executrix, and baries Ho Twe as executor of the Jk P Huntington estate, have fled aA net a sult with County Olerk laslic Sutherland, at White Piadws, cH Roeland and Iemae ‘ to the papers, wae y Mr, Huntington to Kneeland of No, 2 for thir urt of Spec lead from the olstant Dintriot- Aioriay ed him.