The evening world. Newspaper, May 9, 1903, Page 1

eaten eee Sh cae eee ge > THE GOLDEN FIEL til kala eili kill AMATABN-Vaie toontent and BASEBALL {| SPORTING # ALL Sunday. ee ate ed oe a a a Che “ Circulation Books Open to All.”? PRICE ONE CENT. — Pain’s Fireworks ‘On the Occasion of the Starting of The World’s Presses for Printing the 1,000 - Column Twentieth Anniversary World, Dome of Pulitzer Building, Park Row, This Saturday Evening, May 9, at 9 o’Clock. BALVO OF 20 AERIAL GUNS, ex ploding with terrific reports high in the air. ILLUMINATION OF THE DOME with Pain’s powerful Illuminating Lights, changing color. THE AERIAL GIRANDOLE formed by the discharge of rockets, con- ‘ talning Pain’s latest colors, harmo: niously blended. FLIGHT OF BOMBSHELLS—Dis- playing Crowns of Jewels, Crystal) Drops, Spikes of Light, Clouds of, Silver sprinkled with Stars and Liquid tewels. DISCHARGE OF JEWELLED MINES—Beautiful tints, mingled with Gold. BAUCISSONS IN BATTERIES— Fired in volleys and producing winged dragons. DISCHARGE OF BOMBSHELLS—| National, In Red, White and Blue. PAIN’S AERIAL WONDER— THE NORTHERN LIGHTS. 1903 Nov- elty. DISPLAY OF ELECTRIC COMETS —Flashing Silver changing to Ice Pendants and Plu: 218 of Crystal. DISPLAY OF PAIN'S NEW COM- BINATION SHELLS — Jewelled Arches, Rosy Gleams, Matchlesa Corruscations, Feathers of Gold tipped with Diamonds and Feather. shaped Fibres of Fire. SHOWER OF RUBIES—Quivering Sun Threads through Ruby Glo- bules. Trembling Lights, GWARMS OF HORNETS—Writhing Serpents, : Produced by _. the discharge of an Immense shell ' with Golden Stars, and Spangles sprinkled with Fire Drops. PILLARS OF FIME—Formed by Mammoth Whirlwinds in Gold and Silver crowned with Flowers. BOUQUET OF ROSES—Ascent of Globules of Fire. Changing to Bouquet of Roses. Pain’s 1903 Novelty. “AMERICAN BATTERIES — Rapid volleys of Golden Crystals shaded with Red, White and Blue. Pain’s new effect. 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PAIN'S PYROTECHNIC FLOWER GARDEN—Pinki Water Lilies, Moon Flowe Honeysuckles, Morning Glori id Marigold, AERIAL FESTOONS OF CHANGING COLORS—Suspended from para. chutes, FLIGHT OF FLORAL BOMB- SHELLS—Poppies in the Cornfield, JINGLE BELLS—Pain’s Latest; 1,000 Feet in the Air. BOUQUET OF PAIN’S EXPOSITION o BOMBS—Latést Combination and Coler Effects. PAIN'S PYROTECHNIC GEMS—Die.| charging Volleys of Pyrotechnic Bullets. FAIRYLAND ILLUMINA: ION— Brilliant Dream of Fairyland, Tint- ed with Moonshine, MAMMOTH CLOUDS OF GOLD AND SILVER—Introducing Pain'’s Wonderful Color Effects. TARANTULA BOMBS—wWit» Glow- , Ing Fees. GRAND FLIGHT OF (26) SHELLS, | FEU DE Jol eh Ry, SHAMROCK BEATTHE OLD Latest Challenger for the! America Cup Finished 14 Minutes and 16 Sec- onds Ahead Over an 18- Mile Course, THE FASTEST BRITISH BOAT. She Showed Her Superiority in Every Way to the Old Craft, and Her Owner Is Highly Elated. GOUROCK, Scotland, May 9—Sham- rock III., Lipton's new challenger for tho America Cuy. beat Shamrock I., the challenger of 1899, fourteen minutes and sixteen secoads ofer an eighteen- mile course to-day. The wind was fair, ‘but somewhat uncertain. It was dem- onstrated in a most Impressive manner that, 01 @ broad reach and before the wind, the new challenger is by far the fastest boat ever built in Great Britain. There was no measured test of her speed in a sharp thresh to windward, but in some preliminary luffing matches she also showed her great superiority in that line over the older boat. After a series of brushes on and off the wind, in each of which Sham- rock III, proved her ability to sail around her competitor, they were sent away over a definite course, five miles to clock, thence to Skelmorlie Buoy and thence to the place of starting, a nearly triangular course, On the First Leg. The crossed an imaginary line to- gether on the five-mile run to leeward, Shamrock I. slightly in the lead. Both carried club topsalls and spinnakers, and the wind was blowing about twelve miles an hour, but {t was somewhat dukey. Foot by ie new boat drew up on her her and-opened a Bap of n them, At the turn TIT, led by a full quarter .of From Clough to Skelmorile Buoy was @ broad reach, under club topsalls. The wind fei! off a little and the new boat seemed to be the better served for a | time. She rapidly ran away from the | jold yacht, and at the second turn, a distance of five miles from Clough, there was a gap of nearly a mile be- | tween them, Increased Her Lead. Shamrock I .turned the buoy more than ten minutes after the challenger, and with eased sheets they ran home in a good ten-mile breeze, Going up the channel the new boat increased her lead and crossed the imaginary home line nearly two miles ahead of the challenger of 1899, This decisive victory would indicate that over a thirty mile regulation course | the newest boat is at least twenty-five minutes faster than the challenger of | 1899 in a ght wind, and tn the opinion | I the yachting experts who saw performance to-day makes her a dangerous rival for any of the American boats. COTTON KITING IN NEW ORLEANS. Sensational Jump of 48 Points in July Option When Bulls Join in a Drive. NEW ORLEANS, Muy 9.—The weck In the cotton markt closed at 1 " day with futuss at the 120st’ sen; advance of any tay of his pushed the market hard were forced te \d almost any price. None of the shorts appeared willing to remain uncovered over Sunday, as there is no telling what next week will bring | rorth. : At the closing at noon to-day July was 48 points above closing of yester- day, 11.42, August was 23 points up at 10.68 and September was % points up at 9.65, POPE SENDS THANKS TO ROOSEVELT. Autograph Letter Acknowledging Jubilee Gift Forwarded to Pres- ident Through Priest, ROME, May 9.—'The Pope, | Mah. Rislet!, the Master of the Cham- ber, has forwayded to the Ret ranchs . Van Antwerp, of Detrok, Mich., an autograph letter addressed to President through Rooseve't, thanking the latter. for his Jubilee present and expressing his ap- prectation of the compliment, Father Van An will sail trom Cherbourg May 13, and on his arrival in the United Sfates will go direct “to Washingtin and deliver the letter and roport on (he report of his mii President Roosevelt, ission to ee The Way the Indian Travellea 1a in striking coatrast to the sumptuous service So omer ee I DAY, MAY 9, 1905. HW YORK, SATUI THREE BASEBALL GAMES; a eats v4 x : . | “ Circulatioxz: Books Open to All.” ] : RACING AT MORRIS PARK. GIANTS PLAY PHILADELPHIA De Wolf Hopper and Jerry Sykes, Two Dyed-in-the- Wool Cranks, Cause Trouble at the Polo Grounds Gate, TEN THOUSAND FANS THERE. Manager-Captain McGraw Is Out in Uniform and Warms Up with His Team for the First Time in Two Weeks. THE BATTING ORDER. New York. Philadelphia, Browne, rf. ‘Thomas, cf. Van Haltren, cf. McGann, 1b. Mertes, If. Dunn, 'ss, 2b, Lauder, 3b. Hallman, ‘2b. Gilbert, 2b. Hulswitt, 38. Bresnahan, c. Zimmer, ce. Cronin, p. Sparks, ¢. ‘he World.) POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK, May 9.—The real trouble began when De- Wolf Hogpgper and Jerry Sykes tried to squeeze &through the gate at the same time, “Hiold!" cried the beetle-browed Hora- tlus who manipulates the clicker, “Hold! ho yelled agatgn, while 10,000 people heaved and tossed about the Polo Grounds. But they would not “Hold! “Back up Hopper! panted Sykes, who had’ lost hisGatty his Iemd- kerchief and at least twelye pounds of aldermanic, “Don't you see we can't both get throughg at once!" Battle of Comic Opera Stars. “Back up yourself,"" moaned the comle opera heavy-weight, hofding both hartda upon that famous wig. which began to see-saw most alarmingly as the mob cleaved this way and that. Through the partially open door @ glimpse might be had of black and red| stockings flashing over the green, while the heavenly rat-tat-tat-tat of ball against bat transformed sane peraons |! into madmen. ‘There was no holding them. Some one recognized Hopper's awful predicament and tried to defend him. “It's De Wolf Hopper!" he screamed. “Let up, won't you?’ ‘The only answer was a terrible rush that nearly carried away gate and everything. TI two comedians, along with ex-District-At- torney Olcott and Adolph "three years with Foxy Quiller, here's my card,” were hurled down the steps and saved from death under fvot only by the quick work of the police reserves. John McGraw took pity on Hopper and led him to the dressing room, where the rubber gave him a quick massage, a glass of brandy and then 1 hin. mumbling pitifully the ballad of “No J n Mudville When Casey SI uck Ou A Camedian’s Plaint. “Another Saturday like this,’ said ¢ comedian as he sank in a beach, I'll come here the night before my cheese sindwich and water bottle.” “Why don't you stay at homer’ asked some friend handling the other a@ palm leaf fan, Hopper smiled like an infant with a rattle and merely held up the fan. “I'm the original,” he said; “When I ie all I ask is to be buried under the home plate, so that, perchance, Antonio, I may hear maniacs in days to come shouting their wild applause. Will that hold youts” whooped The way stamped indi off from bel bu funeral obdsequies in. si prepared tor the Ph whose death note was * soliloquised he perspiration in. tne room, “that lobst twice yesterday! best I Sam then giving little Browne that nearly upset blon fielder, swore upor he would Jand come the engiiee! ¢ his gold-rimmed eve (Continugd on Sixth Page.) WEATHER FORECAST. Foreenst for the thi hours ending at § P.M. of the Pennbyivania allroad between and Chicago, 6° bd Sumptaoan Traine Westward. Convenient ne iy read te Onieags a) HU Toul, connmertn gee Hokey LN NOS Lee for New York City and vi x? Fair to-night and probably Sunday: Meht to (rexh north. |) east winds becoming variable. et, ‘ su 100 POUNDS OF EXPLOSIVE SENT TO SHIP The box of explosives found on the steamship Umbria before she sailed to-day was examined this afternoon at Fire Kead- quarters. It contained one hundred pounds of dynamite. Chef Murray, of the Bureau of Combustibles, said it was a pine box of half-inch timber. forty inches long and thirty-si wide. At one end was a small platform fastened upon cros pieces, the platform being nine by twelve inches. Attached t it were the spring works of a new alarm clock. A sprocket connected with the main spring controlled the movements of the works and was so set that ii thirty-six hours a pivot would be released. igger. waieh in This pivot was arranged to strike a long tr t turn was atiached to another part of the machinery. Behind this trigger was set the handle of a patented cigar I ghterswhioh was connected with alcohol, which by the movemen: of the movement of the machinery would be lighted. Passing fram the alcohol were two time fuses leading to two quantities of dynamite, the combined weight of which was 100 pounds. The dynamite was of the ordiaa:y commercial quality and was knowi as the “climax.” Had noi the explosion been discovered nathing could have saved the ship The box was of good workmanship and strongiy built. The machinery was constructed by two batteries and loose powder and gun covton was sprinkled about the dynamite. A letter re- ceived by Police Commis the infernal machine said: ioner Greene, which gave warning off 40,000 AT MORRIS PARK. Great Crowd Take Journey to Westchester Race Course----Brilliant Card Bristling with Features Is the Attraction. DURAZZO WINS FIRST RACE. Thirty-to-One Shot Beats Black- stock and Lady Uncas in Opening Event — Weather Perfect and Track Fast. THE WINNERS. FIRST RACE—Durazzo (30 to 1) 1, Blackstock (11 to §) 2, Lady Uncas 3% = Time—1,13, SECOND RACE—Extra Law (12 to 1) 1, Mimon (12 to 1) 2, Hopeful Miss 3. Time—0,53%, (Special to The Evening World.) MORRIS PARK, RACE TRACK, May %.—There were 25,000 racegoers at West- chester this afternoon, almost as many, as there were on Metropolitan Handicap day. The card was tempting. It was even better than that offered on Thursday, and as a feature there was a special “The Mafia greets you and wishes you well. At the Cunard race derween Ola England and Articu- dock is a box cantaining 100 pounds of dynamite. Inside is alsq tte. whose owners had bet $1,000 even a machine, that, properly set. can explode the stuff any lima tt cach posses within thirty-six hours. The society has declared war agains Engiand and has ordered the destruction of evary stcamshi flying the British fiag that sa:!s out of Now + crx Harbor. “The undersigned received orders to begin snerations by Bouquet sinking the Oceanic, but so many women and children took pas sage that the socicty’s plan was changed at The machine in the box is first-class made It is inclosed to show how easy it is to sink « ship and to con and a crude affe ir, virce those interested that the society is not making idia sed the bdetter horse under the samo conditione that pre- vailed Thursday. There was also the Toboggan Handi- cap, at six furlongs, which had a fine class of sprinters engaged, and the Stakes, for two-year-olds, which had a good bunch of eniries alto, There were seven races in all the the last mement| composite, furnishing a feast of racing the Ike of which racegoers have not had set before them this season. Tho fact that It was a practical half holiday tended to bring out an immense attendance. The weather was perfect threats. The society has undertaken to clear New York hardana the track in superb condition, bor of British shins and it will succeed. “The reason for this movement the society does not WISH seror, « ofect murasse go ag katy to disclose. Suffice to say that the society, ‘« order to pr itself, must carry the war into the enemy's cauntry. and it go without saying that it proposes to wage ‘t as fiercely as i knows how. “This is the society's first and last warning, and those who! jo, Ee | Himaett, “105. | Bon Mot, 110. Waterbury Handicap; Mi Lat Betting. St Pass, 1 Burne...) 6 J. Martin 3 3 ery Left at post 60 Won driving. Time—t1.13. ing event was a triumph for Start poor. The ope: propose to patronize British steamers must take their changes |atvose the fhe ‘heads apart, so close in the future. The society asks and gives no quarter. So. tiem. in aa the pacemaker, fol: on, lay on, Macduff, and damned be ne who cries Hold. enougil’ | Wintkatetk, where! was iittie ‘change in the order to the stretch, but here “PIETRO DE MARTINI. “p, S.—The battery is not attached, fuses are without caps ind the lighters are not set. Consequently tharc is no danger in handling this box.” sohe GIANTS WIN. HILADELPHIA.. .. 7170C001000—3 NEW YORK 101015300 —19 BOSTON AT BROOKLYN—SCORE BY INNINGS. BOSTON .... ..-------- 0007104 BROOKLYN 9206002 NEW YORK ...-.....---200000102-5| BOSTON .. .... 700004530 —12 a Bn RESULTS AT MORRIS PARK. | Third Race—Race King 1, Nameoki 2, Green Crest 3. Fourth Race—Mizzen 1. Illyria 2, Invincible 3. Fifth Race—Lavator 1, Neponset 2, Adjidaumo 3. Sixth Race—Articulate 1, Old England 2, Only two starters AT WORTH. First Race—Zibia 1, Oronte 2, Theory 3. Second Race—Don Domo 1, Milkuk 2, Jerry Lynch 3. Third Race—Little Scout 1, Bondage 2, C. B. Campbell! 2. AT LOUISVILLE. Durazzo and Blackstock began to close on the leaders. In a red-hot drive through the Jast furlong Durazzo, Blackstock, Lady Uncas and Interval Swept across the finish heads apart, as named, AUTOMOBILE AND TROLLEY IN CRASH. Men Going to Race Track Hurled irom Machine in Madison Ave- nue, but Were Not Hurt, Bowling along Madison avenue on its way to the Morris Park race-track thie afternoon and automobile containing five men crashed into a southbound trol lev car at Seventieth street Two children were crossing the street | and in avoiding them the chauffeur | turned sharply to the left and the col-| lision followed. ‘The auto bore the {nitlals “I. F.D, L." Its occupants were thrown out, but uninjured, None of the} car passengers was hurt The men in the automobile called for| another machine by telephone and re-| sumed thelr trip to Morris Park. #ERICAN ACCUSED | OF PARIS MURDER, Mme. De Brienne, Well Known in| French Capital, Found Stran- gled in Her Room. RIS, May 9.—The nf Madam de jous murs ’. who was m here, has, The police | ating th Howed a clew ind act of att Englishman, but claim that an” Amerfedn js j do not know the name of | Du are following ; trom — First Race—Fleuron 1, First Chip 2, Red Hook 3. Second Race—Commodore 1, Sararosa 2, Cardona 3. Third Race—Bad News 1, hendoen 2, Incubator 3, a i ie act Frank Jones’ Portsmouth Ale and Stout. Your dealer, or Acker, Merrall & Condit. Rasy & Harris, Agta. &2 Cortlandt St, N, ¥. ee f 3 | the baggage on board the ship they found a box with iron handis. The two 2 detectives examined it and plainly heard the movement of the machinéry | ioosened revealed the wheels in motion. vik ee) WEHATHEM—Fatr tocmigne and Bt of EDITION | * VRICE ONE CENT; OMMNTESEKT ABOAAOTO BLOW 1P THE UMA Box of the Explosive, with Clockwork Ar: rangement, Is Found on the Steamship by Detectives Who Threw It Overboard,#S0 ~ That It May Be Thoroughly Soaked for. Examination. Hh. ES POLICE HEADQUARTERS GOT he A RATHER PECULIAR TIP, - Letter “From the Mafia” Was Received by — Deputy Commissioner Piper to the Effect — that the Gynamite Was Timed to Explode Within Thirty-six Hours---Signature Was a- Clumsy Scrawl. G A note ecrawled with pencil and bearing a special delivery stamp was” received by Deputy Commissioner Piper to-day which led to the discovery — of what the police to be an infernal machine on the Cunard steamship Umbria. The letter was at first considered a hoax, but two detectives found the box, which was filled with dynamite. n the box was a set/of wheels, — which were in motion, Without waiting to see more the detectives took the box to the end of the pier and dumped it Into the water alongside the ship. The letter received by Commissioner Piper was as follows: “WARNING FROM THE MAFIA. : “DEPUTY POLICE COMMISSIONER PIPER. “One hundred pounds of dynamite in a box will be found at the Umbr:_ pier. The machinery was set to run thirty-six hours before ther is to be am. explosion. This is meant as a warning to people to go abroad on other than English ships. We are going to get at all the other English ships, You will discover a box with iron handles to move it, All the caps and fuses have been removed, This is done simply as an object lesson to show what can be done,” Th signature was a scrawl that could not be made out. BOX FOUND ON BOARD. Detectives Farley and McAuley were sent to the pler at once. Among |Inside. The box was not locked. The box was tied with a:rope which when Before throwing the box overboard the detectives attached rope to it that it might be drawn up after having been thoroughly soaked. They then informed the authorities at Fire Headquarters, and Superintendent of Com- bustibles Murray was sent at once to the pier. The box was found at the head of the gangway leading to the main cabin of the Umbria, and although every effort was made to keep the affair quiet it leaked out and became generally known, creating consternation among the passengers. A few minutes after the discovery, and while the passengers and their friends were discussing the find and making inquiries, the Umbria waa towed from the dock and started on her voyage. DYNAMITE, SURE ENOUGH. | The detectives say there is no doubt that the box contained dynamite, When they opened it and saw the clockwork in motion they decided it was. best to take no chances, and sa carried it at once to the side and throw tt |over. i The detecitves learned that the box was delivered to the Umbria yestere day afternoon, being brought there in a peddler’s wagon. One of the men. driving was a rough-looking chep and the other was well dressed. Bott. were Italians. They caried it aboard, and sald it would be called for by a passenger. That was the last seen of the men, and that was the last thought of the box by the people of the Umbria until the detectives came aboard in quest of it. ; After remaining in the water until three o'clock the box was pulled and placed in a patrol wagon of the Charles Street Station and taken bureau of,Combustibles where it will be opened. : Ay Al Romance of Lowe and Adventure, ANTHONY HOPE Will Begin in Mo z soe