The evening world. Newspaper, July 1, 1904, Page 1

tT q v il \ i ' WO co oe PRICE ONE CENT. ar ex GAP SQUADRON AND PORT ARTHUR FLEET Squadron So Long Shut in the Harbor Reported to Have Slipped Past the Naval Engagement Now Rages, There Was a Terrific Explosion Dur- ing the Heavy Firing, But Whether a Jap or Russian Ship Was Struck an Has Not Been Ascertained. (By Associated Prean,) CHEFOO, July 1—What should prove to be a decisive naval engage- Ment was in progress this afternoon midway between Chefoo ahd Port Arthur, The steamer Chefoo, which has arrived here, passed within fifteen miles of the Japanese fleet, consisting of two battleships and five cruisers, all actively engaged, The Russian fleet was not seen, but the distance of the Japanese trom land precludes the possibility of any attack on the land bat- teries. The captain of the Chefoo says he heard a terrific explosion, but was unable to discern whether a Japanese or a Russian ship was affected, The battle is held here to confirm the Chinese report that only four of the larger Russian warships were at Port Arthur last night. A party of Russians and Chinese arrived here to-day by junk direct , from Port Arthur, having left there yesterday. They report that for several days, shells trom both land and eea havo been falling in the towa, but doing | fi %os3" Uttle damage. PORT ARTH UR H ITAL CROWDED. The Russians who resisted'the advance of the Japanese army suffered severely, Many dead ana wounded men have been, brought ta Port arthur, The hospital there is overcrowded. ‘ It 1s difficult to obtain correct information in regard to the condition of the fleet, The Russians maintain that it is intact, with the exception of the battle-ship Sevastopol, which fs being repaired, A Chinaman who left Port Arthur last night says thére are only four Russian warships, cruisers and battleships in the harbor and none out- side The opinion prevails that the faster ships succeeded in eluding the Japanese warships maintaining the blockade, The Chinese confirm the previous reports that @ large ship is ashore southeast of the Liao-Ti-Shan Promontory, ‘ The Japanese have captured two small forts ten miles east of Port re Arthur, A despatch from Tokio June 29 said It was officially reported that the Chik-Wan, Ohit-An and So-Cho forts, southeast of and part of the Port ‘Arthur defenses, were captured on Sunday after an all-day fight, begin- ning with an artillery duel. A Chetoo despatch, dated June 29, announced that according to Chinese arrivals from Port Arthur a large vessel, presumably a Russian ship, was on the rocks ten miles southeast of the Liao-Ti-9han Promon- Re HOW JAPS STORMED GUIN-SAN-SHAN FORT (By Associated Press.) MUKDEN, Thursday, June 80—(Delayed in transmiasion),—Heav* ing is reported to have occurred near Port Arthur June 26, resultiu, be Russian withdrawal from Guin-Sau-Shan after severe losses on both sides, brty ! The Japanese fleet approached Siao-Ping-Tao, midway between Port Dalny and Port Arthur, in the morning of June 26, and bombarded the! by Jacobson. coast north of the bay as far as Uit-Selo-Shan, which had been landed then attacked the nelghboring heights, which were occupied by Russian riflemen. Three times the Japanese were driven back with heavy losses, but the Russians were forced to retire from their main) Fultz rep’ position near GQuin-San-Shan, The Japanese reinforced thelr advance guard the attack, After several fruitless assaulte on Guin-San-Shan !\\!!* and pressed the Japanese commander sent a strong column along the central road from VY Dalny to Port Arthur, with the object of turning the Russian left, forcing » ‘ory. It was added that three funnels and two masts were above water. | out \f | | | Strong Japanese forces | threw the twirler out at first PITCHNG RECORD FLAK CHESBRD Star Twirer of the Highlanders Beats Washington Easily, Thus Making His Thirteenth Straight Victory This Season. A vite ects wloo Keeter, rf. Wiltiams, %.. Andervon, of. and rf. a. FAME, Bo. res ereves maven TOU o.sree sivmnscenn sone ered meccoucee Eluoee Siwornecroras ElowSeseHo.? wlocormocenneny Ele Washington.. .. Highlanders ..., Biret-base on pele—O8 Btruck out—By 4, Home rans Cas: Two-bas " Orth, @tol (2pecial to The Drening World” AMERICAN LEAGUE GROUNDS, July 1.—Jack Chesbro ls acw the star ["lath” gume in succession here to-day by beating the Washingtons in the most easy manner by @ score of 6 to 8. Vivet Inatag. © ean ie Set? rie whtoh Chesbro ‘end Gansel in to retire Cas- the ball ¢o the fence Sedure tee Rome ay from him SaOREt mt ration W shot wv and 2 a Pn Patee: belt aE "ONB Doughert and achvane bare , second. Anderson sacri- floed, Stahl retiring him unaweiated Gansel walked, filling the bases. Guire waa thrown out at first by Mo- t Keeler ng, but as Will. be was natied ‘s quick throw to plate on Stahl TWO RUNS. s meld Ay bro under to Cr the Highianders took the aia No if Third Inning. Jacobson lifted a hi Dougherty smothered It. mick in bn} an eaay victim & ‘his lide er which Cheabro and Gangel took oare of. Moran was called out on strikes. NO y, Stahl with- le o1 Dougherty one retired b; any assistance. Keeler made nd safe hit, a line drive to centre ‘or & base. Williams pasted the ball slong the third base line for two bases, crossed the plate. Gangel singled to left and on Orth’s failure to stop the ball both Anderson and Williams crowed the plate. Ganel singled to left. MeGuire fied out to Orth, Conroy | @ was fel out at first by Coughlin, THREE RUNS. sii Fourth Inning. Cosstdy went out, Gangel unassisted, wnovan's foul fly over the plate Arop- of R J Into McGuire's big mitt, Doug! made a ty running catch Grth's long fly to deep lett. NO RU Onteen bunted, but was thrown Coughlin made an of Chesbro’s hot bounder, Dough- {rom MeCor- Bee stop erty was the third out mick to Stahl. NO RUN) di Babb's fumble, Hulswitt soor! son made one bound over Do! for three bases, Mitchell and in. centre eoler's place sent a fly to ck of first was Fultz made an-|: field, and th bs in right. Me Stahi's gathered in by Ganget other pretty running catch of Clark's long fly NO RUNS. Fults perished on his high one, Orth Poole Is Knocked Out of Box and Reidy, serion between Phillies was continued here this after-| Dillon, 1b, Noon, Doyle. and Doyle. Lumley filied out to Thomas, | Bergen, Ps NO RUNS. basen, ho threw to first, doubling up Roth, ONE under Roth's fly hi NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1904 a FOR RAGING CHART AND OTHER - SPORTING NEWS SEE PAGE 2. LECTROCUTED ON HIGH POLE Edward Coleman, a lineman, aged twenty-one, was elec- trocuted in midair this afternoon while stringing an electric wire cn the top of a po'e at Port Richmond, S.,|. He was in- stantiy killed by contact with a live wire. lived at-Morningstar road and Richmond terrace, eee —Eeeeeet DRANK POISON IN THE STREET. Jacch Kerschensten, nineteen years old, drank carbolic acid is afternoon while at the corner of Delancey and Ridge sirests, under the Manhattan end of the Williamsburg Bridge. de was sent to Gouverneur Hosptal in an ambulance, attended hy Dr, Henderson, --——__—— RICH MAN IN JAIL FOR ABANDONING HIS BOY, Adaibert E. Claflin, a wealthy man, living at No. 179 Park place, Brooklyn,:t¢ olcked up in the West Side Prison in default of $312 bail on.a’ charge of abandoning his fourteen-year-old son, William, who has been cared for by Mra. Alma "Banta, of No. 246 West Forty-sixth etreet, the complaintant, oF CHICAGO AT ST. LOUIS—NATIONAL LEAGUE, CHICAGO... .. 2 eee 00701001002 ST, LOUIS....... ...--- 10400008 —10 HO LATE RESULTS AT HAWTHORNE, Fifth Race—Rossmond 1, Christine A. 2, Mezzo 3. Sixth Race—Sluebird 1, Tenney Bum 2, Dixie Lad 3, oi AT ST. LOUIS. =!fth Race—John Doy'e 1, Bucdleuth 2. Caithness 3. >it Race—Wissendine 1, Regina D, 2, Pettijohn 3. ROOKLYNS ARE BADLY Who Takes His Place, Is Hit for Five Runs. (8peciat to The Eivening World ) BROOKLYN. PHILADELPHIA, Pa., July 1—The the Brooklyn and|Dobbs, cf... First lening. eons D'Bbs got one past second for a sack, | Babb, sa..... ut was caught off first, Mitchell to Ritter, ab......, Dillon wae easy for Hulawitt MeCormick, 3b. etccceroey led Be: ieseon [pores P out to Bergen. On | aside the left foul line for two Saga Lush singled to left, scoring|Reldy, p. Doyle a given a base on Roth also singled, filling the lro.ats MicGee filed to Ritter, who ie foul er cce cee wont Heuer wececed eeccoencceco™ . s “Batted for Poole in the sixth. PHILADELPHIA u a UN, Second . Gesaler was out at first, Mitchell as b was out on strikes, Rit- y for Gleason and Doyle Lush, Doyle, He was lawitt |Roth, © rf 1b. BEATEN BY PHILLIES ®: GIANTS AGA WI FHOM BOSTONS Ln Taylor Was in the Box for Polo Ground Team, and Hubites Coutdn’t Hit Him — Final Score, 7 to 1. SENSATIONAL RAGING WWHANOICAPFEATURE. AT SHEEPSHEAD BA ™ " ane : ; During Rough Riding in the Stretch’ >i323| Brigand Bit Graziallo and Stewarda, :6110 0} Blaming Jockey Martin for Crewd- ‘0504 5] ing, Disqualified His Mount. TAPS Ancestor, a 50-to-r Shot, Won the: iwi Second Race and Created a New. ae rs World's Record for Six and Ome Te Half Furlongs. ee VBR (ipecial torThe Evening World.) GHBEPBHEAD BAY RACE TRACK, July 1.—~The fourth race at Gheepshead thia afternoon, a handicap at a mile andahren furlongs, was sensational in more waye than one. In the first place, THE WINNERS, &, ae , FIRST RACE—Bumble Boo (ts) Dt Linda Lee (8 te 1)-%-Dam scuse 3. SECOND RACE—Ancestor (99 to, (Special to The Bvening ) 1) 1, Kin ry ht POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK, July Me ry Pepper (80 te 1) & anal : * i Fe 1L-MoGerw's winners added one more THIRD RACE—Eecutcheon (0 te 5) 1, Counctiman (11 to 20) 2, Austin | Allen 8. FOURTH RACE—Brigand (4 te 1) 1, Doure (40 to 1) 2, Male Hanon 3. Qrazhallo finiahed second, but wae Gequatified. FIFTH RACE—Pure Popper (7-4 1 and 8 to 8) 1, Meadow Lark | Vand 4 to 1).2, Bonfire 3, © First Inatag. Geter singled, Tenney singled also. Cannell fanned and Geler was put out between second and third, Bowerman to MoGann to Devlin to Dahlen. Bat- ty singled and Tenney crossed the rub- ber, Del filed to Bresnahan, ONE RUN. » Bresnahan opened up for hie side with 8 three-base ewat to left. Browne was out at first unassisted ,and Bresnahan scored, Deviin out, Wilhelm to Tenney, MeGann likewisne bati-d to Tenney. ONE RUN, Second Inning. Raymer fouled to MoGann, Carney M4 not find the ball and struck ow Needham reached first, Gilbert booting the ball. Wilhelm forosd Needham at second, Gilbert to Dahlen. NO RUNS. Carney got Mertes’s soarer after a run, Dahlen placed one in a hole for two bags. “ibert followed sult and Dahlen dented the pan. Bowerman’ splash caught him at first, Raymer to "Tenney. Taylor singled, scoring Gil- bert, Bresnahan was fielded out bg Raymer, TWO RUNS. Third Inning. Gilbert got Geler at first, Datien did Ulcowise with Tenney. ws foul | he into the gap. Martin, shoved lyase : wee, ot ence banged Male Hanlon over Into Brigand. ‘The latter got out of the aquesse, but Male Hanlon was forced to pull up. Martin then laid Grasiallo close to SIXTH RACE—Lady Potentate | to 1 and 8 to 8) 1, Tantalus Cup bulldogs -|to 1 and Bto 1 MWe senting aa ik oAgand to 1) 2, Bobodti 3. three-quarters of Onl ether tin pulled Graatal went on and won by a length. ‘The stewards at once called up Hilde- 1d, Martin and Crimmine and ques- oad them. The crowd gathered yer pl the stand. expecting to ree Brignnd : qualitied for biting Grastallo, but Bors stead the stewards disqualified @ e allo, ‘hie placed Douro Pa having beaton Male Hanlon @ nove the place. The Gtomprds evidently soon te event, for some reason it Gnd from § to 6 it went : | *ntort Shot Makes World's Martinmas ware ‘Cavelem “tnt ~- surprise of the: ‘arowne wnited, and wot, hie base ve ye walt) on » bal “ievtin tted ra none to Bumble Bee in 8 wan, ing | epeunnine OF “Ancestor. pe ler, irowne waa ea! I. u open! imped y in front Med to| Bumble Bee was the tip re tthe running with sa8 s=sear Needham to Batty. MeGann the Geter. NO RUNB. |xon Fourth Inning. i +3 vua/RESULTS OF Batty was safe un Devitn’ i Danlen . Raymer 2 oh grou fe and ‘aotufed TO-DAY'S BASE- ey walled “apd gut a Dasa BALL GAMES. to, At, periia got Needhanm at first, o Mertes was flelded out by Delehanty, Bad Bill got to first on Batty's low throw. Dahlen stole second, Glidert doubled and Dublen scored. Bowerman singled. Taylor forced Bowerman at second, Wilhelm ty Batty, Gtidert scoring. Bresnahan Med to Geler, TWO RUN NATIONAL LEAGUE. a BOSTON AT NEW YORK. Boston .....- 1000000001 NewYork... 12022000 — 7 Batteries — Wilhelm and Needham; ‘Taylor and Bowerman. ———— BROOKLYN AT PHILADELPHIA. oooroooul—2 Fitth 1 Wilhelm was om. wh out by Dahlen. Geter beat pant. Gilbert boot- ed Tenney's nd the Boston man was safe, Connell popped an enay one bert. Batty flied to Bre NB. id the same. eos | sitene Gleason, | mitenell. nbba got 8 0! Lush singled, seorin | coring fe RUN vie fied out to, Geasler. nd PO Third 1 Total 317 z SCORE BY INNINGS. rh itchell to Doyle, |Breoklyn ouoloe MoCormick was out My atrike, (oole [Philavelphia 1 40 2 1 ‘a hot one to Mitchell, who threw} First buse on balleom P RUN 14021008 —13 4 Bergen; Mitchell | arse Breoklya Philadelphia . Batteries Poole an: Ter y 4 Was passed a hale and and Roth he goods, and on his si ve * and icdana oan " fot a free] GINCINNATI AT PITTSBURG. Heket, pert flied to Delehant, - trmari was fielded out by Batty, WO] Geme postponed on account of rain, RUNS. ancteon NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING. 4 it x tay Del's Hiner wa wtured by Devlin. the Russians to retire, ; getting under the ball, Williams aiso| him out at firat. NE 8 eidy, 1. Struck out—By Pow by | Ravmer rapoed ethene “t wok Ke wee re ent up a skyacraper, which De dew ted out to Merges. Mall! Reidy, 1; by M 1. 5 Home Natl at hee bases, ‘ ae The Russians lost seven officers and nearly two hundred men killed tollarer Anderson” ‘mage the tied ye. Bole wn Mulawitt | Lumley. “‘Three-bane hit—Gleason Two-| ir ee a toe ead im ‘a MPP | on Vader fy Sr proontye. Bd The Japanese loases are believed to be much larger, ae during the battle! 00 Ne Aine Mile Coughlin | struck oat Doobe, Magee Devtle what ite eto] Manel was thrown out by Devita.| atid AW Kuston,....26 i they passed over a mine which the Russians successfully exploded. Sixth In) suis See wa fulawitt to Doyle, | DO, Umpires—Rmalie and Carpenter.) Net N& vat out Bees. | Pittsbure a1 2 385 Phila’phinlé £48 - ; Jacobyon was Chesbro + f¢th vietim | yin fled to MeGe Lumley was ot ca | nana ME tomned ———— | on strikes, Coughlin was thrown out] piven a home run after his hit hed | witt fied out to Dobbs Mitchell was | BOY KILLED ON RAILROAD. | EASTERN LEAGUE, by Oetsen, Soran bange srounder be ced out of the Fight field balcony out, Bubb to Dillon, NO RUNS. h Inning, AMERICAN LEAGUE. Gessler hb + Ganael 'n time for an oy!. NO RUNS. | ONE RUN F Moc Hhehth igus » the Dames to Me-| the pisere, ae ine Fs. utive Train Passes Over Body, BUFFALO AT TORONTO, jangel singled to cen*ev and reached! Rabh's throw beat out Mitchell to} MeCormick put ., (Gann. he aetting| WagHiNGTON AT NEW YORK. Maasiing ty. FIRST GAME, m McGuire's sut® hit. Conroy) drst base. Thomas worked his way on) Bergen fouled ou | Rie pop n . of b® in Steeplechase, en-year-old Andrew Costello, of REE IL. Gongal ecoving, Meatt's orc] toy Geeta ating’ sash got “a | Dillon fouled to nem. U[Moeetin fled" to. Canciin. Metiane aig | Wamewe®: .. $00000002- 3 he Interstate Steeplechase, ) » z mick, el scoring. Stahi's er- , Be asslstin wash go) Hiton fouled to Roth, ” Me ‘ane . ( the Interstate 8% q No. 117 Union street, Jersey City, was| uftalo et het 1 va. Coneey. gates, Thee choice, Giaton “po bn rtd ig Deeie Laan ason | § Fatty threw out New York..., 203 sree? Po 8} arches clarke y foatire whe Fa . * q and ‘onroy ge }o third 7 wy’ t sein Dive. Fat ing) send: + —Jacoben Clark; es} 0 er ii idle, wos ma, a the tracks of the Newark and New| Nive eulled on account of rain, | centre. scoring Conroy and Onteen,| thrown out by Rabb, TWO RUNS ‘ ? Laren tate ‘aed a ball Kowbeets mae York Railroad, The body was taken! ‘he second game was also called of, | Dougherty out, Moran to Stahl Ches- ubled. 10 ne to MeGaon Sea aii aeay | Park and Bonfire both began tO tee! to the child's home and the county! poguegreR AT MONTKEAL fro, reached, nine Med to Me- 1. | bush and Davie. Deb at frat, Devlin fell | PHILADELPHIA AT BOS. | and came down in a hea over the C100 | . | Gorente heb ones unassiat- |Gee tallied. Huts tevehing ymera ho nder 0 1.0 2— §| House Liverpool, Mr. Clarke tay stun- physician notified. si ev ’ 0 Meaee, Me. | Michell. was es ft whipped it to frat In 15 | Philadelphia OO OTL O10 With some playmates young Costello FIRST GAME. dew! Candy dinate Ate and. stole | Cormuek, wes for Gleason and | Hall scoring, The RUNS Boston, ......202000000— 4 7 Marted to cross the railroad tracks at| Rochester ....20010000000-2 7 9! second. Donova Fults | Dovle. | FIVE RUNS Dalen out, Delehanty to Tenney. | erm" see and Powers; ‘Tan-| Perfectly still avenue. The flagsnan shouted] Montreal 90000201014 9 4| Orth’s line fied to T McCor-| Bat to Dillon disposed of Magee. Math Inning. Giinegs Med 1? TenOey. | Pewerens | Zoi ask Pascal canning away ten leng! ke Y Costel Batteries—Faulkner and McCauley; ; mick finned. NO K Hall got a tmae on balls, Hulewitt! Lumley singled to right an pretty single to left. So ald di eee Pure Pepper on which Mr. fo them to keep back, Young Costello | y eryy and McManus [Williams out, Coughiin to Btahi An-| flied out to Babe, Mitchell dovdl Babb Breanahan fouled to Dele- | heen riding a steady weil Pecame excited and started to run SECOND GAME. derson fied out to Cassidy. Orth: made ng. Hall, Thom fa bane Ritter Nh NO 8 8T. LOUIS AT CHICAGO. second. At the next jump Adjul across the track. He bad gone only a RAE)" sensational one-hand yfunning catch piigenelt was ff sec 6 on the Minth Inning. 50000000 0- 0] scream wine a aot ack few feet when the engine hit him, Rochester .0 6 0.00000 2-277 1|0f Ganvel’s long fly to the score boa PRED he, abe nace doubled to left. —Needh ‘i ho 7 Pure as was hurled forward a few feet and then Moving ae ‘ PUL ot ons WO ROT ete tesla Sixth —_ io" Darien, Willie baited toe wi 30000016 — 8) hom tin Bure here eee re train passed over the body, tteries — Shu! an Cauley; 7 Bergen gave Lush a hard one. whieh and was out, Gilbert to McGann. waa very tired, pecked at the Ade Mygee Rng oe Met gD vod +1 Sams and Gibsok. Binh! flied to Angeren. Clarke fout ne (neta, PBheckard batted tor ‘Poole WEATHER FORECAST. Geir ended the fun by flying to Mertes fort hla rier, Pure “Popper, ‘9 NEWARK AT BALTIMORE. | {y cx Ow +} and sings je Wis forced at second pid Be he b ane inner a EASTERN LEAGUE OTANDING. Oroee i? wag wea NN Pilon 8° T er orecast for the thirty-six hours 5. HR CLEVELAND AT DETROIT, | "ore Mredow Lark 20000606 2m 2/TOy singled. Oregon pees to Btabl. "Reidy replaced Poole In the box. nd t 8 P.M. Saturday f NO GAME AT MANCHESTER, Game called end of first inning on Lady Votentate Rastly, > Meg vega Pe. Bat! y, Pardee and Lynch; Gener covers *Useing, second on Gleason war out. Ritter to Dillon.| fending a 1 urday for} MANCHPSTER, N. ., July The |account of ratn, Pace’ mate the il ‘itale “e » ‘- Walters and inson. RUN! OT pind, New York City and vicinity: | new League baseball game | the end of half a 2 st] PROVIDENCE AT JERSEY CITY. , ae, Showers, followed to-night by fair phich was to be played pore tefay AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING. in out, Will and cooler; Saturday fair; prob-| was cailot ot on uccount of rain” P fie secon ably fair Sunday; fresh westerly was called off on account of ral hs iy