The evening world. Newspaper, June 9, 1904, Page 2

THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 9, 1904. : : | cups fl AILY HOW BOOKMAKER YOUNG MET HIS DEATH BY PISTOL SHOT. ACCORDING TO THE STORY TOLD BY ALGERNON C. MEYER, WHO ASSERTS HE WAS AN EYE-WITNESS. ae 'Backache Caused © by Kidney Disease. Miss Estelle Blanchard, of New Orleans, Lived Yearsin Agony from Backache Caused by Kidney Trouble, She THE STRANGE MAN RUNNING TOWARDS | St. Petersburg Despatches Say Assault) — GURED BY WARNER'S SAFE CURE. —— - — * aa 5 Was Made on Stroaghold by Land and Sea on June 6 and Enemy Lost Four Ships and 3,500 Men. ~ FALL FRACTURES SKULL. Man Tumbles Into Air-Shaft From Fourth Flo: ohn Dougherty, twenty years old, of . 186 Fifth avenue while working the fourth flour of No, 2 East Kifty- | Recond stereet to-day tumbled into the air-shatt and fell to the cement paye- went of the basement He received a compiund fracture of je aicull and was taken to the Flower AND THE PQLICE AND OTHERS GATHER, AROUND. LONDON, June 9.—Despatches from Cheefoo say the Japanese fleet is bombarding Port Arthur daily from a considerable distance off shore, fear- | ing to attempt a closer range of fire on account of danger from Russtaa | ‘mines, 4 The Russians have several fortified positions between the present << positions, extended for a distance of seven miles out. The latest report in- | dicates that the fleet has nat done much damage. 1 1 STSUe Ren orcotitsnie: “senesa iy ie yet The Japanese Army, too, the Cheefoo reports say, had not made much te re ee TRS OE 1) IMEYER’S STORY sanscven rrogre ames «oo EVENING WORLD ANGE CHART) suna7 syiyeps| 1S CORROBORATED | i { | | ' «+» BORCED TO t yb ng at Kinchow from ail directions. heh has REPIRE | sisieg at xinchon, from il deetion, | THIRTEENTH DAY AT GRAVESEND. ——_ oe — i pees nee Oe those ¢ ——— | he | Nn en rise to the report that : ‘ TONDON, June 9%—Despatches re- | nk by the Russians (Continued from First Page.) F : 3 ay Se | edpondons of | he venting World's charts are indexed from first racc nt Aqueduct, ge, | eived here to-day. from St. Petersburg rreapondent of | he = Mounted Infantry Starts on An- ss | MISS ESTELLE BLANCHARD. Per rere nyo Deon fe ment is made to-day by the! aaa y “For years I sultered from backache aud Ptilsad on both land and sea at Port kve Blavo at 4 mT Went i other Hunt for Men in Crip- Paul Hotel, ‘have refused to answer questions put tu them. It is explained| piercing pains in the side, caused by kid- t at th vere forced t soyang 1 by all the = MIRET RACE—$1.200 added: handicap: for all ages: about six furlo Start 7 hey trouble, which threatened my life, ‘The paar ene eae Ly RAE TIO TEE ie d by all the 3 Mave Won ridden outs Tei ig 6. “Winners ch, by" Pontiac Trova that \hey have kept silent on the advice of counsel. [Coctors said It was Bright's disease. MY ple Creek District, with Orders There has been no legal proceeding as yet in which they have been liver was ulso afected, Nothing seemed to streets—that twenty-five Ja y reach my trouble. Wo had a friend who 0 ‘According to the despaiches, Chinese! port steamers have been sin Jou BM % 4% % Fin. Open. Ci z - a6 ‘ohow, Taisol : ara Riga ares 4 Rt Rt 1 181, called upon to give testimony, but members of the staff of the District-At-|was cured of chronle kidney. trouble by 4 Teported ‘0 Ligoyang Wat on June 6 | chow. Livotung peninauln, tonether with| ont iene { fn Soy a to Use Their Guns. f fi is. T Warner's Safe Cure, and-she persuaded me %% the Japanese made the combined at-; Tike cur Pia entirely unconfirmed New Hildebrand 4 41 4 ne torney have quizzed them at intervals. © questions put to them in- | {¥ try It. At the end of the first week 1 tuck, «They mes met with sulbbets In spite of the reports that the Jap- OL Hweat Alice Mornaden eS aa @ 1h formally and with the intention of building up a case against the accused | eereS tote crierace ncaa eevanee pee Tealstance, and one report says that) ancse have met with reverses a 2 You are Pitta on 7 0 requent ¢ severe, . fhe enemy lost four Iarse warnhipn | Hor if powder ‘there come "other | ie pL etine “Anglia Oversviehte—AMlanoe A Sea Gat eenete | VICTOR, Col, June %—A squad of| Young woman they have refused to make reply. [ising thre toute Twas cure, Te This same report says that the Vindi-| ti aya eh aecere that che eal ae = = = = = = mounted infantrymen left to-day inj Two detectives and a dian they had in tow were in a saloon at Walker hind th t ible yostok fleet has effected a junction| telegram, which predicts the fal) of |28( SECOND RA pursuit of fifty-five union miners suid street and West Broadway yesterday making strenuous efforts to build np | Blanchett. nue = 1M head aud side; rest! digestion, female ilts, leans. Le to be encamped in the Beaver Creek| some project which they would not explain. They tried to get the bar-| ‘Pains in bac region east of this city. The troops| tender to say that he remembered seeing the man they had with them in |*t,M3ht:, bv! with the Port Arthur ficet and aided! the elty, was recolved from Yin'cow by | her, br. e by. Bydney nf Rome. The telegram adds: the ‘defines of the cit n attack by land and sea on Port | Ndex Horses 1% 2 Fin. Open. Clos. Pi, Sh, A despatch from Liaoyang dated;Arthur has been in progress since 8: Black Dea YS ae a Jare never-failing signs of kidney di 3 Gesterday says that the Sataiees have | Uraay. i ave ¥ i gat ty 3 have orders to shoot the men wifen| the saloon on Saturday morning. If you have any of these symptoms, 7 “Japanese slege guns have been _em- 5 ih ny ° Seacuated thelr positions near Wa | adod ‘on the eight araund the. Wus- oraen 3 iH found if they resist arrest. BARTENDER FAILS TO RECOGNIZE MAN. _ EXAMINE YOUR URINE. _fangkau. The Russian patrols failed | sian forts, acd tho Japancre troops oc- J. O'Brien 143, a 2-5 Marshal Naylor and his squad cap- | 10's an infallivie tost of Kidney dlees “to ‘discover any of the cnamy as far | quDY. Ae semi-cireular line of attack Connolly i Ey Pa tured George Friedley to-day nearCanon The bartender said that he did not remember of ever having seen the He your morning urioe, on Standlog putt wenty-four miles lon P ours, contains a sediment, is cloudy, or as. Nafankkaw. A severe fight In ex-| A's Pet re Gempatch to Reu- wi 12 _6 [City ond returned with him to Victor. | man in his iife. hows floating particles, your kidneys are ested at Kinchow, where the enemy| ters Telegram Company states that a | ine Rutraon tae eed on Bec Peath was | Ho is charged with having killed Roxte “You must remember alm,” insisted one of the detectives. “Ie was in| seriously dinensed and inbst be treated at none they canna |e syle: a = =| McGee in Victor Monday and with hav-| here with a man wearing a light sult:'* There 18 only one remedy that can be $000 added; selling: for two-ves utions th tured. The Jap- Stas n lanarina. 3 e Ime—1.04 1 Winner, ch. have not effected a landing at) Jap .-Their> fleet of | twenty-five | sin opie coast between Siung five furlongs, Start poor, | ing attempted to shoot C. C. is mt Gatlen~Braw tase |acaraitry Ge the Mine ONT Areas The bartender insisted that he did not tion, when he was addressing the meet-| detectives went away. Since then It has been announced that the police | fomester. S..¥., hy the Warner safe Cure 3 ccording to. Information here a} 4) THIRD, RAC ron of nin sel hax 287 "Win drivin i ¥ Owner, F Thom: Yesterday been bombarding the | ae, soresa Jockeys. Wt. St. used with absolute safety and confidence. member the man and the| Warner's Safe. Cure, put_up for years at he Warner Safe Cure a m transports, loaded with war | chow, on the. west const of the ts 1 F ing In Victor last Mond: have a dove-tailed story from three persons who were in the vicinity of | cents and, $1 bott! alee ; Sistas ENS Wich wee fang peninmla below Newohiwangi! | its) Workman ic sn treme 8 4 FT AfeeRPLE CREEK, Col. June 9—! Walker street and West Broadway at the time of the shooting and that | praia sui inuhospitaie ag? netting 2 , 2B Kotani of Weatonsh. Hewitt 102 7 190 Py to) the mats ‘uataeent titea y au this dove-talled story fits into the theory that Nan Patterson shot Caesar | eriain cute, for ail tieaies of Kidneys, ’ a = A cgaee tim TB 44] strikers at Dunnville, a small skirmish | Young. CULsaL Wien Tala scceeeal bello Meter inte 5 he Chanticiee ee “ ee ehh as eee phe ress Ot Evidence deemed of great importance by the District-Attorney has been wil Fave you years. of suffering. It has aa S78 Mate ss Moon * 10} quieted down in this military district,| S@thered in the past two days and a hint of it given to Coroner Brown |*Wanwun's SATE PILLS move the bow- Tvrolt an and Sir Buller. Overweights—Syivanite, eure, v i i ‘The Chant icleer. 1. Brush Up had seedy hat tines’ | and (t is generally believed the worat| Yesterday caused him to refuse to fix bail. It is believed that the District- ( (JAY IN A Nipite Ww an. badly rid den, should have been closer up. HOM axeey Attorney wishes to keep this evidence secret and for that reason is taking we the Reracce 7 =a = question of jurisdiction may ari ! ve 4 ons Gugaile, Spaker: for tiles threw ve $307 ated: one | over the Dumuville battle, ‘The aug] the case before the Grand Jury. so that he will not have to show his uand CA Ty Motakon” ella" Donna. wner™ XN. -Menn Ineton took place fn ®remont County, and | Pefore the Coroner to-morrow. | Index. Hortes. Jockeys, Wt Bt % John Cariey, who was killed, was More evidence to support the statement of Algernon Meyer that the (243) Beldame O'Neil 4 nt brought to Teller. Dunnville is joc: vi 4 4 7 Hi gia) elders j pad) 1 he je Is located} shooting happened near Walker street and not at Franklin street, as the : , e =| 3 rid ee eeu ae fourteen mil , SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY. Prof. Winficld Ayers Tells Amer. Republican Leaders in Pennsyl-| ai)" itil: ie emit mee SJ aistance beyond. the bordeese” nr*| police have alleged. was discovered by The Evening World this afternoon, | Vanilla CeeaialAlmonaiis1h/100 ican Medical Association, Now) vania Agree on the Attorney- \sgratanPhnn an eat al dpe much he eat.” aapiaram kot a very" | COWMEY, whieh ‘alone has been decided] William Haskins {s another man who heard the pistol shot, although he did| Hutter Chim cosersceres dbs 150 ; : , eas ae HT out teal Latte, r 2 ; # 0 be in a state of in-| not see who fired it. SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY. in Session, of His Successful General and He Wili Accept oxy Heri WO, add, Hagtlen oF Ihre yeariolge, and upward: one mila nn ara Teh Hi Haskins is a driver, a member of Union No. 408. His home 1s at No, 410|Checolate Covered Lemon | Experiment. Appointment to Fill Vacancy. | itimsan Faictue “Gummer, Wi! Sais, Ne8 SAMY: Seas SEND DE EH) AE oe penton! West Seventeenth street. Last Saturday morning he went to Leggett's yro-|Ammorted Fruit, and Nui ‘ : : ex. Horses. _ Jockeys. Wt. tM 1% 1 inh, Open. Clon Pi, Bh. | Ht-Gen, Sherman M, Bell's right to cery house at West Broadway and Franflin street, to'apply for a job CHuceI Aten Uyini-bissesee Bente 5 send troops out of the territory which + 2 Ainselt D O'Connor 108 2 inn 1-4 271 Duke of Kendal... Philliog 19 1 1-4 1-2 -— — $8 under martial law 1s disputed, but he! It was shortly before § o'clock He was standing on the loadi Sur! e- nat ins 105 3 2 = ed, ny lat- t = PHILADELPHIA, June 9—Announce-| 251" R ae Higgins 105.__3_ 8 12 8-5 claims authority to do this under a form in West Broadway, at the extreme north d of I fe 54 BARCLAY ST. 3 f ry were stirred to-day over the state-| ment was made by the Republican heat nay allie elt dag, Hunselt easily | paragraph of the orders calling out | 2 end of the Leggett building COR WES) Mitimbade'ty Prot Winteld Ayers tol leaders this afternoon that Attorney- Se Oe a Be ere eee oninn ete & BICOL suse | troops, This is opposite White street, which does not cross West Broadway, but 29 CORTLANDT SL iy i ise arention Gc the American Medical) Generel Philander C. Knox had been 290 Fa! gon Vdping. Timet.04 3-5. “Winner, br. f be Hainbure “Mannie | It 8 considered remarkable that only | ¢Nds at the eastern curd. “COR, CHURCH a Association at Atlantic City yesterday | ®&T¢¢ wpon as the successor to United! Himyar, Owner adden é one: man’ was kill ¥ . ERG hat be baw discovered a method for the | States Senator M. 8. Quay, | Horses Jockeyn. We St. % Fin. Open. Clon. Pl, Sh. | battle. ates! Geateating eee Haskins was standing against the building, looking up West Broadway %, ‘ure of Bright's discaxe, The agreement was reached after + , Dorothy Gray <7 ..°. Fy Bu 45] about 20) soldiere and deputies under when his attention was attracted to a big truck that momentarily blocked Ax aasoclate profersor of urology at }cnference in whfeh Mr Knox and | gaa SAI? ani tevin t fi [f)Pertonal command of Gen, Bell ana| ‘He street-car track and forced a street car bound down to slow up. e he Port-Graduate Hospical in this city, | Henry C. Frick took part, Hetore the, $2 Hazel Dawer' ss oi. Martin gt 4 3 3 of $f] sxty-tve miners wh ‘i a * i a 2. 10 were secreted be- x dr. Ayers has made a special study of | announcement was made public it was abate HWHiek and Danaevae. Overw vtghi--Veto, 1: Dorothy Grav. 1; ait and | binds rocks und trees in the nile | SAW THE CAB PASSING. = ft. WI Iright’s disease, and the result of many | stated that the Attorney-C al would| Penor rothy Gray showed surprising. improvement and had. oles peed, Salt | rounding the new mining c ae a Soft. White ‘xperiments made by him lately have! leave the whole matter to Preaklone | 2m! Penner had no speed. Veto took n wide turn into the stretch r ao rneataseinane Te i ; Behind this street car, but not in the car track, was a hansom. The » Hands fohvinced him that this dreaded mal-| Roosevelt, and if the latter consented ~| walked through ain and) driver of the hansom slowed down to avold the truck, Haskins paid no at- ‘ ‘dy, hitherto considered ax fatal, is| ‘0 his leaving the Cabinet he would we-| GRAVESEND ENTRIES FOR TO-MORROW, |°.. oie’ galcn, where the on 2! tention to the occupants of the hansom. Luxuriant urable in its earlier stages, and that| cept D : at es j “5 ata possible’ that further efforts in| While it is quite probable that the Bie and was subjected | He had turned away when he heard a shot from the direction of the} CQ (( y Hair <Avestigating the pathology of the dix.|PresKdent was consulted In the matter.| RACK TACK, GRAVESEND, June %t Mamburger, 99 2703 Gold “Ten high ab nobumy {em the rocks} hansom. Evidently the driver had not heard it, for he was clucking to his A payee. we: Patholos: {tis certaln that Knox had t 1 Kanal. OF 2408 Red xt ey Above. Probably 200) shots were OF WN Produced by 2 ase will result In practically a com- ¢ N that Knox had been agreed he entries for to-emorrow's races are| D Lindany HO Garis Lae tired by both sides, yet the onl: horse and urging the animal into a trot. Then a man ran out from the OY Seay y f illete victory over it. upon and he had accepted when this Gordo 2 le yo | tule as F ees ctccy were banca |stutement. was made, « follows hee | Fourth ae ee a aake | thot gia aM Anomi, wan Jonn Carley. aldewalk and movntad the front step, peering in over the apron, a vere “dl oe—Three-yve olds: se! bout | y oO ) ane ee mn og BENIN on ninety-three canes, foriscthree oc] GOV: Pennypacker Ia expected to make] First, Race—Three-venr-olds: selling: at ut | Ste Afeicander ..128 (251) Fricand .... inte millet from the ritle of In @ moment he Jumped down and swung himself up on the rear step ‘ 3 mnie slic ae 3 ian In the tri .. ; zhich he tabulated, and out of that |! appointment very soon ie Crees tit SaWe Resour es a (Em phaumree, “cige 27E Gamian Win, |» {ne Bring squad of Sergt Bald of the cab alongside the driver, to whom he spoke. The driver pulled up ; sumber entirely cured nine patients, | WASHINGTON, June %—It ts known| wi 102 Cheripe Wry Fieen Selling; mile and « turiong. tne dirt and rocks around the feet | his horse and opcned the ivap door on the top of the cab. Haskins says | Assisted ty Cuticura Ointment, purest ands farked improvement was shown in| here that Attorney-General Knox will Musi 18k AE etde en fUR | ass Lond Bo Hen ene +: £2] So taenvmuea and, the Newabaper men) chat a little puff of blue smoke came out 5) sweetest of emollient skin puritiers, wenty-five c: and only one failed the appointment of Senator to] iit Greencrest 2p Piammuia S15 Highlai 8 ‘Tom’ Cod’. 2, Ohl Up aa tee anled them were knock Fs : . _ Migaeend AG tis, new, treatment, Un- Mr. Quay, He ‘probably. will Cah Mintle SOF" uiia AL 2 | aa Mackey 8) Go 'etween.. 08 | progress, * eavy hallatorm were in A policeman ran out into the street and ‘the driver moved slowly t rsign as Attorney-General until M Dr. Ayers made is recent experi-| (ngreae meets next December Maan ests bahoise lana Ot verre ay Rope Around His Neck, down to Franklin street, where he stopped his horse close to the curb, jents the method of treating Bright's ———a SN ae Eom 2 lien jnent 10h 2747 Bila Snyder. o9| | + 7, JERB- iigense consisted in the inception of Aimer, cost aR, BOW" Stucine! | hate tinct wo year-olde Gen Bell way tncormed, that men | Haskins save he saw the policeman enter the cal» and come out with the : Honora Kelober. anedicine by the mouth. ’ Hin matwart 2. tot Ormonde og | aft halt. furtonss, wat Victor were ae” Dunnvilie| revolver. Betng anxious about his needed job he did not pursue the Bh ee ee tee His system of eeeatmant, however: is _Gouple Hermia’ and Stalwart, ‘Thomas ene | ( 13) Wateratda ag GE Po -105 Latah an of panty FRU Stone the | mater, further: MONAHAN. CUULIA CLEARY) beloves Eerie departs: Hah pales ‘Thing Race—Hanover Saker: (wo-sear- : ie garman:t19 Ba Tae ae party that ‘went te Dunnvitie: che In the main this story agrees with that of Meyer, who says that the| wife of John Monahan, axed 20 years. ‘tad ‘ olde’ five tnd a ccunle f . | Charles | M. I 8 7 ‘ funeral trom fe residence. 200 W Qrmula being used that if taken into olds dive and a rere ot | t08 tuple Blandy and Waterside as Benning: Gpatios M: Maa oe Peatite Unite shooting occurred Just below Walker street. Meyer is a Stranger in New ouninitarnene’ dun ena Souk. Me like ‘stomach would cause instant af - poe ee Parkauye he, company e refusal to grant] York and had never been on West Broadway before. He knew nothing of | thence tg the Church of St. Paul, whei ‘ sleath. In this way the germs in the i Uo Cripple Creek minere’ sirike “Mae | White street, and naturally associated the shooting with the nearest crosy | mars of rule will be Sn caine Beare prenched directly) ana (ee | iC “ H | AN D E RS Power’ which Ne Med trauakazine re-l street he had knowledge ot—which was Walker street. Haskine’s store pe ce Eee aad ad stroy' eee ntly without hittin : ; ¥ The remarkable feature of his new One of the chaxes in the general” additional confirmation of the important detail related by Meyer that al LAUNDRY WANTS—FEMALE ‘weatment, Prof. Ayers asserts, is the] Eleyen iv Sergeants hunt the military ts cond Pasoueeits which 1 may be sdminis- is Detect e 9 Prone capture of C. C. Friedley at the ‘ered, and the elimination of pain or! Again on the Trail and Eighty nae suet, Etiédley. brothers, miners 5 itecomfort to the patient. The scourge A gone southward, and as one of Myrtle ay., Brooklyn. i “ot Bright's disease, he says, can be| More Will Soon Be Back in et roaeas Shot that Ina Ree ARAYIOR Mred he WANtHD—wiratouns, wai wilet irongr at feduced, if not totally eradicated. Harness. (Continued from First Page.) Mocdny, the milltary gave chaso eo” lot _ Dakota Steam Laundry, 1st ind 124th, , Under the prolessor's treatment a tledley at first refused to talk, but the coh lr ed ewe ; ‘ fer eenaese: laced a rope about hi, x ‘atheter ie Introduced directly into the SS , iting. } Guire ant he then tod wh forte FAMILY Udneys. without making any incision Bradlow counting.. Hickman fanned. Quite was tossed out by Moore. .. NO ors ana anoth man hea eae tage A | T () wales i weing the knife at all. To do this! poiice commissioner McAdoo to-day Siceba Wauiun: Hike AfaPPed, MeGutre to Ganzel.| Suosult to cone eines Continued the ] man ran out from the curb and got up on the cab while it was moving. WAN TeUs-hunt operator on Ltuy body ma chine; 8% to 4g. days’. work, permanent vusition, -Myrtin “Steam Laundry, 46 Taundr, Brooklyn. ‘ORS on Harrison's Ls Brooklyn. instrument known as the cysto-| restored to duty with back pay the fi to Anderson, Schwartz a ored te Anderson wi for Latole and] fanned. NO RUNS, Asope ie introduced into the bladder, | oteven detoctive-sergeants who recently |sohwartz, Ganael se rueke ant x ake hich is ihen lighted up by an clectric! obtained a decision in thelr favor from lev. jandied MoGulre's bounder, NO ght attached io the instrument.|Supremy Court Justice Maddox. Cor- ————_—_—_--4-—______ RESULTS AT HARLEM. According {© former Corporation Fighth Inning, Osteen singled, but Thoney forced him Better weatner will doubtless increase , , F athatel : ree Scuwarix was out, Conroy to Ganael,| Hick to Larry: othonenes for Counsel Rives, the subway must be| tie average before Sunday night, » nt dulded by this light, the catheter is} poration Counsel Delany advised him | pemt ned. Moore was thrown out| Aad took third on Bemins baa toot’ | HARLEM RACE TRACK, Chicago, | completed by Aug 21 next or the con- | j./® station Is worth Tooking’ at. rt D WANTS } a not to appeal the cnse. by Conroy. NO RUNS, Schwnrten NOE RESET out Larry: to] June &—The races run here to-day re-| tractors will be compelled to pay” a| Host sy crdinary, station fer tocal ile WORL @ medicines are forced into the kid-| ‘There are elghty more who will have chwarte, NS. mnedu ae teiione 3 A racks running 1 ; 4 ym Thivaienian: Bemis out’ Geter’ ts Gansel, i ows forfelt of 2 per cent. on the amount| north and xouth, with the expross te : f@ys through the catheters and are|to by restored under the same decision, nie : (fanned. Bay walked, ‘Bay out. | pEIRST RACE—Six furlongs.—Won by| reprceented by the uncompleted work, | Between them, In A week’ of sg Ate , ence disseminated through the blood. |and the Commissioner doesn't know | Osteen fanned. Thoney out on 14h NO RUNS. FoetUg: Ste Land 4 tot: Alma Dutour,| yar, Rives, as counsel to the Rapla- | McDonald will, show |a, comnleted ox- ‘Re drugs employed are those In ordi-| what to do with them all, as the De-|MAn's Breit stop. Chesbro fouled t Nt “i to Land 6 to Leena, ements i ‘ or eid overhead arith tts island platform n i Bane. (NO RUGS Ninth Pning. hurst, 15 to Tana 6 to 1 S:| Transit Commission, served notice vorhen d ary use among physicians as anti-|tective Bureau already Is overftowing | "iny fanned Lush out on Conroy's i Eethird, “Time i “9 Gi) One overhend’ atairwayn. ptles, and are of sufficient strength to | with ariatoc: Conroy walked. Willams lined to that body to-day to the effect that the —_— The People You Want to Reach, tie sleuths. The back pay | throw. Bradley was tossed out by Ch : Bay, Anderson singled, 2B—-One mile.—Won pb; ¢ of the subway contractors for fin- All the germs of the disease. of the ninety-one amounts to upward| fo. NO RUNS, scoring Conroy.” ‘Meuine tanned. em: fo Band 2 to 5 Tan Bolte ine dunce cute orate cae: FAMILY DIED IN FIRE. x ers also call t 1,000, derson stole third and co: hom ty - is ond. an loux - ( G D, K pat + das telelrapD eee apemien Tie | 8 SLRS Ent . Fourth innt Bemis's wid throm cscame ome on £9 to 1 dnd 7 to 2, third. Timo] pired. He told the Commission that the: MAGGARD. Ky., June 9—The home We Convince You. ptoms o. y called on the Commis- third, Osteen's hit ssored +8 contract demanded the imposition of a 9 ern, near this place, was Wight’s disease are usually wioneehonie Keeler fanned. Con oy WAS disposed | but declined to say : ; was di ay 0 hats Gansel. oH 7 burned last night aud all the occu- ' Ad ate often diagnosed as sympic Meathiotnioes Ay WhALL of by Bradley and Schwartz, Willams) Peavey outs Barry to Behwarts, verde Won Ge Moneta Bad seventy | per cont, penalty on all uncompleted pants perished. ‘The charred remains wore ‘pane Rees avierathat the née eaten i"Tajoto out, McGuire to Gangel, Flick| HU fouled out to Conroy. Bradley }t0,1 and even. Colonial Girl, 7 to 10 and | Work after Aug. 21, when the four and oe ayn and Mrs, Suthern and. thelr Total for 1st Alone. Combined. ; he Aa t Heron alo ——_—_ % ha atl a Ma S| fied out to Anderson. Lajole fied out cond and Bragg, 16 to 1,,% halt yeurs during which the subway Gaugnter were found to-day by neigh. 12 sed to totally eradicate the walked, but was out stealing, McGuire to Anderson. NO ia ou 42 3-5. ee. i. buil ld. expire. a 0° y by nelg! 4months.... 67011 “Fea Tevase that would develop into the MR. WANAMAKER' Ss -}to Willams. Hickman singled, but was . NO RUNS. . a was to have been it woul xpire. hor f s2pognized symptoms at a later date. e forced by Schwartz, Osteen ‘to. Will- FOURTH RACE-—Six furlongs.—Won | No action was taken. Totalfor May» 36G@59 16996 ———_— 0 ———____ rae art dee Manas 2 te 1 and 7 to 10; Com-1 no ‘Twenty-elghth street station of : Modore. 18 to 6 4 0 Twenty-els! BROTHER IS DEAD. Fifth Inning. | mod pe 19 10. wan second: | tye Rapid ‘Transit submay was opened is Merchant Stricken |. Anderson skied to Larry and: Gangel third. | Time—1-18 3-5, for public inspection to-day and severe eOMoauite Tanned. NO RGNS. FIFTH RACEK—Five _furlongs.—wWon| hundred men and women got thelr firat bh Heart Disease, eBeky out on Gonrara, stom, by Gold Enamel, $ to 2 and 1 to 2; Flax-| view of John B, MeDonald’s nearly Wed., Juni... 1348 429 Thurs,,June2,. 22 7G 472 Friday, June 3... 82S 3a SURE! I'd like to know of a to Daughter of Philade’ stop, Moore Bege: Cob Kip, PHILADELPHIA, June 9—8. m.| fanned. Bay fouled to MoGuire. NO man, § to 6 and 3 to & sas Second.) completed work. delicious hot meal- Saturday, June+ S81 190 An interlocutory decree of absolute} Wanamaker, a leading merchant of thin| ©ON® Time—1.02 2-1. “ "| Mr. McDonald in response to what ihe time drink to take the Sunday, June 5.. 1421 1313 wakce was awarded by Justice Gil-| city, and brother of ex-Postmaster-Gon- Sixth Tunin Sixth Race—One mile.—Won by Fed-| c7ncelved to be a popular demand, cn- place of COFFEE. 977 ‘© to Edith McCreery from Rich-| eral John Wanamaker, ated suddenly| Osteen made New York's first hit eral, to Land 4 to 1; Boaster, 12 to 1] nounced that the station would’ be open | TRY Monday, Junc 6. 19a, sR. McCreery to-day on the recom-| to-day of heart diseare.’ He 1s survived Thoney owt, Hick to Schwarts. Che ———_. See ene Thien ieee as at 14 to} to the public from 1 o'clock to-day and | Tuesday, June7 STO 418 antion of Brancts C. Cantine, ret-| Ey @ widow and four sons, bro fanned.’ Keeler popped to Brad. NO AROS ACY ER: ai ia every day until 5 P, M. on Sunday. * June 8 1181 Poold child. and alimony ie ssc Beatin inhones Brealey ened IBOTN Ne Tai Tune h eae Unease ears sa eae No crowd developed and the fifty po- POS I UM Wed, June 426 ay: auners were seal VANDERBILT HORSE WON, | witinins (3 Gancer” Bary le? cuts] salaer | Polytechnic Institute main “ licemen sent to the station to maintain Thurs, June 9. 997 352 ee MoCreer} daughter of the + No RUN dullding was tR@p @astroyed by fire] When you “outgrow” your flat or! oraer found so little to do that moro oe rary fel faprence. Kip, ‘and. her’ mar seventh yamine: at an early hour this mora apartment and desire to get a mod-|than half of them were sent back 10 (That’s the answer) 174096 83149 niente, 9 itentighalee I ureene’ wou tho Prix Bey nrerPA | Conroy. aingled. Willlama out on} hed ceased and the comm beara Nagle Ro A ep no Boi By! rato ence fine gergennt | ap Gety he itle, book “he Toad rl 18. 184, was a " ** the} Brad's throw. Larry threw out Ander-! the institute was on. vertive ver “World Wa girs t ore Sao ‘Wellville,"” In cach pkg.” nit set ALL PAID AD ’ eA Uongohamp paces to-day, son. Gangel hit by pitched bai ‘Mg- ‘The lose by fire will exceed $200,000. ; S| attoee misabered:t Joss: thantebon a & visitors numbered in all: lesa. thaxty 600. ge i)