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gy FEHERAL She SPORTING NEWS, [@ CirenJation Ranke Onen to All.” ? { “ Circulation Books Open to All.’’ ] f : - EDITION” NEW YORK. FRIDAY. APRIL a, 1903, ‘ON PAGES 10 & 11. PRICE ONE CENT. YO ' PRICE ONE bole F TWENTY-EIGHT THOUSAND SPECTATORS CHEER NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN TEAMS "AT OPENING GAME OF BASEBALL SEASON AT THE POLO GROUNDS TO-DAY. ~UPENNG GAME be . Pion and Brooklyns Each Score Four Runs in the First Inning of the Open- \ ing Contest and the Fans Go Wild Over Their First + Chance td Cheer This Year, THEWSON GOES UP “INTO THE AIR AT FIRST. Second Inning the Two Teams Settle Down to Busi- hess and Goose-Eggs Are the : Result—Twenty-eight Thou- -gand Fans See Game. ‘The Battiug Order, POTENTE WINS COURT KNOCKS | THE ROCKAWAY.’ qi gFyERY. ; igs } Pi ' A Tommy Burns Pilots the Winner Home at eee ae bm E é ‘a Good Price— Favorites Win First Two. ~ 'Appeltate Division Says’ He p Can’t Break Into Tammany CTOIME | ren ‘ nd Justice Van, Brunt: As- | ING FA sul ait PRACT Aimy ee sete auld Uncohtititional F Sone nd ee ei ia atternoon, | FIRST RAGE—Five and one-half ————o+-—___—_—. , . The bequtiful weather was appreci- furlongs.—Grand Opera (11 to 5) 1, ae tbe more eae of ths bento Futurita (9 to 2) 2, Lord Badge 3.|BIG CHIEF WON FIRST FIGHT. 5 just over. In While Both Sides Are Conferring amd |i i sihine rere was en peat card | TI" 108 ME lof the meeting, so that there was noth-| SECOND RAGE—Four oe \fng’ wanting by the crowd except the and one| sie chief Devery has lost his seat in Tal king Hopéfully, the Interborough | |winners, and they promised to take ajfalf furlongs—Charlle Fisher (6 to) rammany after all. The decision of the fail out of the layers at once. 5) 1, Palm Bearer (12 to 1) 2, Nam-| Appellate division, hayded down to- di carrl ith it a Geclaration that “Now tor the dilly orone met] Company Is Getting Ready to Run! ;Beatine the races in « nara proposl-|eok! 8. Time—.67, so Atak nctserpetanny nwo eaceatitg: Whe Joy test, the umpire baiting, the Ito Trai h a thea ‘ton’ of the crowd goes home winner.| THIRD RACE—Rockaway Stakes; | tional. sn ‘ica danatien Lave ay hele ae ts Trains Should the Present Emme pit its jocors ure carcely outside’ the |seven,furlongs—Potente (5 to 1) 1, poeeumany sipesies rom Tee ete wo days’ delay had brought an un- 1 G O t course before. they are scanning the| Embarrassment (15 to 1) 2, Never-| ery's favor, giving Peter J. Garvey his tanger upon fandom, Coogan fFloyes Go Uu next day's entries looking for & spot tO] more 3, Time—t.30 2-6, 1 seat In the Tammany General Commit- get even, The stake feature this after- pie tee and carrying with it Deyery’s right noon was the Rockaway, a race at] FOURTH RACE—Six furlonge—| ‘? Mt as a member of the Executive On seven furlongs, which had carded among , Committee. While both .aides to the contro- |the final . Tt da cquaty certain that {Ore eed horses am Dacitie, Da | Ahola (7 to 1) 1, Pittacus (5 to 1) 2,! the Appellate Division decision was versy are conferring and tal Mr. Bryan and Mr. Belmont do not want! 6.0. Nevermore, Potente and. Em-|Duke of Kendal 8, Time—1.16. unanimous, It was accompanied by THollow and the doings advertised ther fin to-day acted on the fanilshed like the sugar barrel and the DETECTIVES ON RIGHT TRACK IN MAFIA MURDER. Confession of One of the Prisoners Believed . to Have Given Inspector McCluskey a Strong Lead—He Says Many of the Sus- pects Will Be Discharged on Sunday. PRISONERS AGAIN REMANDED AND : IMPRISONED IN JEFFERSON MARKET, Wife of One of the Suspects Breaks Through the Police Lines as Her Husband Is Being Transferred to Jefferson Market Prison—— All Efforts at Identification of the bie This Afternoon Fail. . Evidently in full confidence that he has solved the barrel murda mystery Chief Detective McClusky announced this afternoon that he would release about half of the men held under suspicion on Sunday morning. These men, the investigations of the detectives have shown, had no oe in the murder. “We are down to thefacts,” said the Chief Detective late this ne noon, “and by Sunday we will know just who committed the crime; in probability:” 4 It is velleved: thet his bascice is based npon a confession sald have been made last night at Headquarters by one uf the suapssted A physician irom §t. Vincent's, Hospital was called to Headquarters day to attend Domenico Pecorare, wi complained nf heart trouble. Chief Detective showed that he had no further object in keeping the pects at Headquarters by sending them all to Jefferson Market and having them confined in the pdlice court prison. Lawyer Charles Le Barbier obtained a writ of habeas corpus for Ig- nazio Lupo, one of thé euspects, this afternoon. Lupo will be before Justice Blanchard in the Supreme Court to-morrow by the ‘Werden: of Jefferson Market Prison. WIFE BREAKS THROUGH LINES. There was a dig crowd of Italians in the street when Bi men were brought out. The wife of Maurett, one of the suspects prope. custody early to-day, broke through the police lines and of her husband. She was hustled out of the way. Lawyer Henry Gofdsmith, of the firm of Sullivan, Goldsmith & appeared in the Police Court for four of the suspects. He asked that tective-Sergt. Arthur Carey be put on the stand, go that he might show that his clients were unlawfully detained. Mr. Goldsmith asked Carey who had arrested Morello. Magistrate low would not allow the detective to answer, and then asked the q At noon there was a knot of fans|fully of a settlement of the differences|a strike. They have been most ocon- = ‘ Jong ‘opisions by Justices Ingraham and without the gates. An hour later there| between the road and the men without |ciliatory all the way through, and jt is|Darrassment. This promised a goed} 2 eo bce 4 ig any 79] O'Brien and one in four lines by Presid- fwas a mob and upper Harlem's erst-|@ strike, the oMfclals of the road ar@| therefore considered Ikely by some that |7#°% The opening event, a handicap, tigate ing Justice Van Brunt. {i } { “while deserted thoroughfares were | employing men by the hundreds to take! Ww. B, Mahon, President of the national|®S Sts interesting. « Shaw had his | yarde—Past (18 to 5), 15. Lord: Ad-|" providing Justice Van Brunt declares | Phronged with rushing thousands and|the place of the strikers should nego-| organization of street railway work-| "st mount on Grand Opera, which '8| yocate(10 to 1), 3 H, L. Coleman,| the whole primary election law uncon- + with the odor of roasted peanuts | tlations fail. men, and Mr. Bryan, working ko-|owned by Pitteburg Phil. 3. Time, 1.49. stitutional In these four lines: Uf taffy. Genera] Manager Bryan, of the Inter-|cether, and with the aid of Ralph oM.| The track was not dry, but was tn’ 4 aa - “I concur, I also think, the proceed- » = Nobody hag circulated a rumor that|>orough Rapid Transit Company, ad-|rasiey, of the Civic Federation, who Is | fairly good shape and fast in spots, par- ing should be dismissed because of the ) Rale-Polo Grounds had floated away dur. | mitted this much to-day, expected back trom St. Louis on Mon- | tcularly on the outer rail SIXTH RACE—Bevert furlongs—| tng ftutionality ef the law In- Attendance was heavy, being larger | Northbrook (2 to-1) 1, Flying Gypsy| volved.” ‘ing the recent dampness. The mob that| "Applications of men willing-to work vill b day, 1 be able to arrange @ com- The! decision 1s revolutionary of all ’ “ our schedules are pouring in to emptied from surface and gt oor pe) pro! « Hy th Pa (30 to 1) 2, Erbe 3, Time—1.31 2-5. us by hundreds,” he sald, “Wihile I (Continued on Ten Seclenin otaldenin tae Grimace lamin’ had a horrible suspioton ‘The ability of Mr. Mahon to hold the Lp locainpeny blow, The Just ona, concurs PE a NE a u ‘ ect, They 200k It on @ dead | Rope Da eae Sy) be hse the | employees from striking 1s doubted in| ; RACCOON ON raat Araneae from pl rms to the ticket | Pa MN somethin: et jotner quarters. The vote taken last . - fi grab Taughlio and O'Brien, "Justice and they wouldn't be comforted 4 Public and we must | ent showed 1,93 in favor of a strike $ ’ 3 ‘ge tana ‘until the smooth green turf, the yellow|D* 12 & position to operate the traine|.-" C1. ana only twenty-one opposed if the present employees quit work.’ nati gladdened thelr sper | | Nearly one thousand meu ware em: | iteved' that the mon can and. may ‘Over in « corner of the grand stand |Di%eG DY te Uy? Unday and they an|overtide President Mahon in hie plea| peeneee te teers» raalle the must, |8208, a8 the aituation develops a need] Six, fame And wilt caked Growd ‘vatched the bunting bunt ana| 0% thelr services, The new men sre) iority to declare strike. BROOKLYN 40.0. 0. 30.4, piilgs piily while they bandied | tee, "n? nave, Dreviously applied f°) Mr, Mabon, who now has the matter in NEW YORK ..o cece 4-0-1-0 1°01 imaerry jest and gave their throats an| running. Thousanda of men have jeft|*&04, took Presidemt Pepper and the ore neeee . wader an a! early warmup, Ab hour betora the | their names and addresses with the Tineenlve Ceseealetee 06 diye lgg be ‘ thet the exclusion rhe was bad ~~ passe @ turns | Ip: : eral Manager Bryan's of i in law nor- iibere. were. bare Pisces only tn | Lemeerena® oMicials. Festenday nostal | At Tice to tatk over the situation, (Continued:from ‘Tenth: Page.) ms hiurnionious with democra io of lig ade i oy er ‘They were closeted with Mr. Bryan Third Inning—Sheckard and Householder ~died - at - first festrlnes Devery's obi were black. ‘The bleachers held a | men, Making, them to call at No. 1 Dey land Supt. Hedley of the Manbettan Doyle flied to: H pee No runs ant in the onfrer, Blsrict, gota pers mass, whence treble shrioks PB eee Division tor some time. Nope of the y! 6 p ory mandamus, compelling Tammany & wigespread epidemic of | "they came in streams frém early thle Mertes walked, Babb sapriieel. Mertes scored on: Lats Halt Foro) directors of the Lnterborough was pres- am pnd horns helped swell tne | Mnming, Ther were let into the ofces, mr Jonn B uo-| €”"S out at-first. - Strang assisted Gilbert-out. “One-run. #iad chorus of fendom. Whol at once, with the understanding that ol ne Pomp ERY had a help being glad? Hadn't the | they should go to work when called on, to “tae about clerk made ample amends for | srany of them are to be put on the "Li" immediately to ‘leagn the ropes.’ mittee “t aarves) titloner {ig NH ‘Devery, wno had ne ‘Garvey and "bly Zs 10" ‘y maton Les Pe entrite Was severe in his Si sett Fourth Inning—Lauder threw Dahlen out. Gilbert assisted}" ¥ llega yeni liom y Sy cappuy a a Belmont, wae geod M1 both Flood and Ahearn out at first. No runs, sitletupes sgainst the exclusion of ‘Dev- ices | Sa has to ene reanon wey thay tre 65 | mutt seu "en" ae Warner, Matty and Browne out at first. No runs. “Tpolitleal Committees are, under, the HARES 10 ome DALI 20 AFTON | GORE TT eremnrer Fifth Inninge-Bonmidt fanned. So cid Strang. MoCreedie| feauirs that io party, masters the ‘carla fdas i ouseholder sin cori -Jone oF two cogtece remved. aha SMart a si BABY ON HOSPITAL STEPS. doubled; Sheckard sing ig ing Mc their wishes, If the result is that gals in'the aun feld. Ohi WEATHER FORECAST. Creedie and Sheckard. Doyle singled, and Householder scored it desir gle’ agsociate la forced on. the | swept round circle | Was in Basket and After Brenkiast st wala, ane peas Vorecast. fer the thirty-atx |} on Babb’s wild return. Doyle.out at the.plate. Three.runs, committee acting for Mt the remed ot rr 6 nee ft ie Nha be n . New ¥ Cty wom ‘ wi ; nues, Brooklyn, early to-day, It was soetaer! ; Belg. Kerelens + sat ding at 5 P.M, Be At Philadelphia—Boston, 8; Philadelphia, 3. ‘ man, She was taken to Headquarters, where Capt. McClusky “Do you believe that all of these men are implicated in this murder?” “I do,” replied Carey. Thereupon Magistrate Barlow held the thirteen without bail until Sum day morning at 9 o'clock. They were put in different sections of Ji Market- prison. They are charged with suspicion of having caused death of an unidentified man. Biers A well-dressel young man who attempted to communicate with pa : the suspects was arrested by Detective-Sergt. Foye and locked up. Foye efused to give any information about the matter. SIX WORE RINGS OF LIKE DESIGN. It was noticed in the court to-day that six out of the thirteen prisoners wore gold snake rings. All of the rings were of the same pattern. , a, Detective-Sergt. Cadell escorted a girl about fourteen years uld ond an elderly man to the Morgue to-day. After a careful inspection of body of the victim the girl expressed the opinion that she had known turned. over to Cadell, Petrosini and McCafferty. Investigation showed that she was mistaken. Several Brooklyn people identified the dead man as one who had a barber shop at Myrtle avenue and Bridge street. An Evening World re- porter found this man at work in @ barber shop at Fulton and Court streets. Examination of the papers and letters found in the rooms of the sume ®/pects has reveale. the existence of @ secret society of Italiane with ¢/ branches in all the large cities of the United States. Secret Service operatives and others are on their way to New York sa, from New Orleans and other cities to see if they can identify the body at the Morgue. The opinion appears to be thet he was a member of the Mate a decoyed here from some other oily for bovassinaion, . UNDOUBTEDLY A MEMBER OF THE MAFIA, Lawyer Darra, of the firm of Purdy & Darra, who do a large business with Italians, said to-day that the victim wes undoubtedly a member of © the Mafia who had offended the seclety and had been brought to the elty — for trial. He was found guilty end put to death, in the opinion of Mr Darra. Much importance ts’ attached to the arrest of the thirteenth who was brought to Police Headquarters early yesterday, but kept cover, He is Guiseppe Maurett, whose residence at No, 408 Bust street Is piciously near the spot where the body was found) » police will not say what connection Maurett is supposed to have murder, He keeps # saloon at the number given, and in the rear of At St. Louis—End of fifth: Chicago, 6; St, Louis, 0. You'll never find Devers” nhekin” agalnsi Nees SS eng eee At. CincinnatiEnd of sixth: Pittsburg, 6; Cincinnati, 1. Sort’ pt among “the tues alte and Weyman, the aight, watobmen, At Jersey City—Jersey City, 1; Philadelphia (A. L.), 13. Now, Ven no lawyer, 1 can't under heard the ipfeat's ory, and, Goins sronnd tp stand this thin, vail i talk with Mr. ot a to the Albany avenue aide, Aowee nea the steps, f LATE, RESULTS :AT MEMPHIS. he inde SERS ? io a me Fousth Race—Thane-1,‘Potheen'2;' ciate 3.” Db Netitn Iwan eat Fifth Race—Semper Vivurn 1, Golden Rule 2,'If You Dare 3. ik se is a small hall, where his countrymen frequently met. The place to have been much frequented by the men now under Chief Fiyna, of the local Secret Service Bureau, who the day that be wae positive the orime was done by the. pire se Oates i ies

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