The evening world. Newspaper, August 22, 1904, Page 1

‘ RACING # SPORTS | _[“cimntne Boas Opmeaam|__‘S eat Books PRICE ONE CENT. uw YORK, MONDAY, AUGUST 28. 100 22, te ; ___ PRICE ONE, PHY BEATE CARREN It fi Game at Amerioan ils Liane Park Was for Pennant Lead and Was Neok and Neok All the = AIL HS OT, ES, mmo 8 BEATEN FROM CORPSE ny 5 = nec] BROOKLYN i ade All the Way Just Last: ie Piet Side Man, Maddened by Jealousy, Strikes re sunuaed AT. ST. LOUI U Down His Victim with Bottle, Stabs Him}. - * Twenty Times, Then Clutches Throat of] YOUNGSTERS’ HANDIOAP (S| BROOKLYN .....- -»-. 001020003 04901500 —13 Dead Man to Make His Murderous Work| TAKEN BY ST. BELLANE. ee ae Sure by Choking, Last Race Is Run During Cloud- merry > hee Smith and Powell in Great Form buret, and Horses Were Out BOSTON... .. ........220000201—7 Wife of the Murderer Over Whom He, ° Sight During Greater Part iicksanja ae LA Kept Hits Well Scottered'Ex-(Senator Victor J. Dowling, Appoi cept in First When Former] State Committee to Take Charg of Journey. ROCHESTER AT NEWARK ‘(E, L.)—SECOND GAME, ; ' eo eg There Was No Ground ¥ POOR (E.. LI—SEQOMO BARE, | Web Toushed Up paign in Greater New York, Sidetr jor Suspicion——Dead Mana Bachelor, Was THE WINNERS. ss MO NI Brooklyn Leader and Puts the Tam , y Business Partner of His Brother, and Had} riner nace—ioniane (6 t0 1) 1, See pene 444%) Chief in Control of Local Situation, — , Boarded With Him for Years rf eee reat a : SECOND RACE—Ro He (8 to 1) 1, ‘AL AT JERSEY om ki o1a 08 ‘ ; vee ttat nies UUW wim tim weme (vane (mim 8 oa an oe eaten HF 8 Oe oe 11} EHCOMPROMISE MADE AT MEETING. young wife, Antonio Barbonle, Afty-tour years old, of Ns gl Poo esse popes de JEREEY CITY ee te 3 ot : aus ities WITH NATIONAL COMMITTEE | We maggered toward the wall, the slayer became a aniac. He gravbed a| FOURTH RACE—De Restke (3 to ane AT eat catescrtapnt “| wy 5 POA Wigwam Men Jubilant, Say McCarren | (\)biage carving knife and plunged it ato hie victim's body, pulling it out ana|*) * Bebsdl (Bt 1) & Gey Bey | Soar arace =* oo oe neon ti:¢1| Holds the Empt H Ria auill SBpcs bo sce tt Went ot hs tad 25 bate ous otto tom boars enc ee rma caw CALLED. pied mpty stonot, of Eas Ee Se eo wns Gs ret Gat wn, sepeat| ccleae we nl LATE WINNERS AT HAWTHORNE. L121) Calman, and tht it Wile Al . He wi oking the nkAin " -Disnee the most horrible imprectons, when the pile avied en the sane. |, Qqraah (8 m9 10) 2, Tamane| Filth Race—Stroller 1, Gloriosa 2, Great Eastern 3. it iti} Across the River—For mal ennotl \CCUSED HIS BROTHER. Cup. 3. Sixth Race—Careless 1, Ida Davis 2, Katie Powers3, © |motais vicssess vse 8 TT iA Barbone has a wife and nine chiliren. Althotigh he ts fifty-four] ig .i41 we the Rvening World) AT ST. T. LOUIS. ’ ; ia wa by Cord Meyer. Years old, his wife is only twenty-four and rather pretty, Fred Barbone] RACH TRACK. SARATOGA, Aus. 2. Fifth Race—Broodier 1, Mainspring 2, Nettie Regent ‘3. Was thirty-four years old, and, unlike his brother, was lively and fond of/—Favorites fared badly at Saratoga to- Sixth R i ), i Ath F jas 3. It developed late to-day that the’ and pleasure, Mrs. Barbonie, in spite of her large family, was fond,|4a¥ witli! De Resske came along and ace—Pierce » Athena é reesias : ie ae ticks ad’ Caarons rs aangtigtggbn too, of enjoying herself, and during the fifteen years that Fred bas been voepene ie are ol goeedbe ns 4 Mving with the family, they had been much together. however. and the latter m| fi a isht have Was «ag ronge {se a repairer of furnaces and he taught his brother |won if! ad not swerved bedi Bd | trade, The two were able to make a good income out of their work an/|!ast ff yarda, Tile ead he brand 1, keep De Ressko's head in the tamfly lived well, During the last month there have been Tepested|riont until the finish was reached. Bob- fiuarrels between the two. adih-was oft badlyaleg, and dyt for thie ‘The elder Barbonie grew sullen anq morose. He acqused his wife of| would probably have EP, too fond of Fred and he accused Fred of running about with his wife fn the opening event two strangers myeb. For a time wife and bpother laughed at it all, but last week | wempled carry we Teer } tere was a particularly violent outburst, Mrs. Barbonie told her | grove oo price down frem % to 1 to ‘he was getting old and foolish and that there was no ground for|7 to 1, and might have succeeded it its, Barbonie only said: Norbury had not been penal be 5 Fred.” at the post. Norbury was > well, I am watobing you and Fred, |Srobably saved some of the money bet. 'DERED FROM HOUSE, Ishlana came to Mee Le Sony 4 ‘At breakfast to-day Barbonie was very ugly. He went away on a job,|!98 “i! the running won , and did not return until noon, Fred came in about 1 o'clock and | tha gp gl ue fe quarrelled with him about being late for dinner, Mrs, Barbomie| Royelle won the Steeplechase with and said she did not mind waiting for Fred. That started the|scercely an effort. Wt, Hellane won the Jealousy up and Barbonie told Fred he would have to leave the house, ‘hid race ae easily trom Councilmen, The younger man laughed at the threat, whereupon his broth whe letald tu: be fone, Tenetet tive et flew | turity candidate, Councilman will have ‘fan ungovernable rage. Picking up a heavy vinegar bottle, he jumped |to get out of the galt he had to-day, the table and aimed a biow at Fred with it. He missed, and his wife it Lighter wea the favorite in this to provent his repeating the blow. He thrust her aside, however, and [74° Pu\, poe vty genes ged time struck accurately. The bottle hit he young man behind the ear| ‘the weather was fine and the attend- ahs he staggered away. ‘ance light, second Barbonie had the carving knife fm his hand. He rushed i ag Doge oy be gg > ef (Spectal to The Evening World) \ ST. LOUIS, Aug. %—The Dodgers again’ tackled the Cardinals to-day. The Hanlonites have been unlucky wp to a8, date here and they hoped to break the) poo, string to-day. The-Trolley-Dodgers ought to have won here Gaturday, but they didn’t. ‘They had @unday's game wrapped up only to tom it away in the ainth in ning. Manager Hanlon {s stil! an absentee. Capt. Dillon expects bim to join the {a Cincinnati Wednesday. The BATTING ORDER. stood out. ‘The win pute New York a first place again. First Inning. Holmes’s high fly fell right to Ander- ‘son, Jones's pretty line fly was grabbed ments eS Fourth Put Brooklyn Far Behind in iecitethres-beggers ad Dough|*Pith a due regard to the existence of County Committees Dowling, being placed in command of the organization bureau ip have no hand in the difection of orghnization in Greater New Committee, to-day had for its object the placing of Senator . ing on the State Executive Committee, with the express duty of pr ST. LOUIS IN LEAD OVER. | ing Som # mmo one oe ~ | campaign. pat | EMPTY HONORS FOR M’CARREN, up here, Chicago and New York fought} “Mr, W. 8, Rodie was recently assigned, in charge of tle: Game in World's Fair Town, organise within that territory for the purpose of sanisting entire Democratic vote for the Democratic ticket.” New York, with the understanding that he shall organize with | the existence of county committees therein,” was a direct blow at >. ia, D. still retain his seat as Chairman of the State Executive C Umpires—Carpenter and dtoran, " is an empty fronor, they declared. His retention, it te DODGERS EARLY IN. GAME} ay te Omen nr ils Sota on, eee rm CTaronlpy Tyan oh Pale he pepe eS REGULTS OF Se fl rt Moyer, of the State Committee, and with the annpuncement eeme this be Four Runs in the Third, Followed by Three In victory came to Grits buneh is Whe] potting means that he will perform similar service in Greaiee with delight by Tammany men to-day, for it meant to them, they On the other hand, it was stated that, although Senator 4|MURPHY THE MASTER « faewaed ‘and plunged it Into the other's body, Then backing the injured we : agninat the wall he thrust the halte at him time and agate, cureing|tiie comune aries wan Wie L. Two] wenceer ove, rualeale forte oy TO.DAY'S. BASE-: ‘At the conference by which this was effected were and his wife In a volce which could be heard all over the house young men, Letina Aad gpg Jorg ear BALL GAMES. members of the Natioval Committee, Chairman Cord Meyer, of Committee; Senator Victor Dowling, Charles F, Murphy and srega' 1 UTCHED DEAD MAN'S THROAT. te arove the Before the gume Strang and Dies pA ly ‘The screams of Mrs Barbonie and the ehtldren brought Policeman tort jot ane pega ord oh Taggart, of the National Committee, A con@dante of Leader Mf to the house, He broke into the apartment and found the mur+| Unfortunately Nor and ppre ms sp ene NATIONAL LEAGUE, to-day: ‘ oe ‘elutching the throat of bis dead brother. He had to club the man ale er ar ened eee nannon, Dillon was i nee iene “This move means that McCarren will be permitted to hold the hands time and again to make him release his hold, and then |A* there was always better then even i, Lege dt ‘a tast assist. Lumley) yew yor Davie connected with a safe lace of Chairman, while he will have nothing to do with the or fe turned on him. Kanipsher and the murderer fought all over the| "uit nearly even. “Mente ea ey fined deep to Shannon. NO RUNS. KAT PITTOBURG, | right, Davie and Tanneall ed 22 lin Greater New York. Murphy will be complete master of the fiat betore another policeman came to his assistance. Barbonie was faally| fav wi = wae Kn Shay ofanned. tapped ns roe games postponed on account of Wane e No onohue he is now, Through Dowling he will direct'and MeCarren subdued and taken to bide Forty-seventh street statlon-house, Haltc 1. No. ws ie een ig |Sate er wale oeeat pion —ga Conroy. Kea 1elngw at Con-|tollow. : 1 * 10! will be arraigned in court later in the day. Dae aad wa i Fe catch him wiupping, but Dil- AMERICAN LEAGUE. - 7 & Figg oy vm te Deaton Pow- “The members of the National Committee could see no The room in which the murder took place was « fearful sight after winning eaally pA bobbed to Bergen caught him at the _ forty SSited to Moariand, NO ROM of the difficulty, There had to be a compromise, and Murphy fi Barbonie was taken away. The walls, floor and even the ceiling were hag oe Ra ond. "al the the} pista NO RUNS. Third Inning. the adoption of the new programme. He will now take hold of crimson with the blood of the dead man. Mrs, Barbonie and the ehildren|"ade UPA, lot of ground, ve fecond Inning. CHICAGO AT NEW York. | ,.pundonss pot, up war out haPaan Z| ira situation {n earnest, and there will be nothing to it but Leader Mf were also covered with blood. ‘The body of the dead man was frightfully three ere ae jon’ carlo Sheckard roiled to Burke. foes Chieago,,....000100020—3 it to Gansel disposed of a few days, That is the way he has played his cards, © he | slashed. It was one of the most horrible murders that the police ha ence ats reid Bi tapped to Taytor, co on Bd New York 20000001 1— 4] “Keeler was safe on fret because = winner.” tise that § acrnechate A Robin than Ly tn rT UNS. ell Pande irae.” tne MoPariang: Paws Sites led fied toga ce it it was over her that the|2!ng# to the last tt Brain clouted deep {o Sheckard. Donohue A Smith doubled to deep left, scoring Me EA t she Wi Royelle went to otha ed \ {eld fied to Holmes. NO RUNS, Rete wital STERN Sond anésteat has huwbasd's haloegy ieve Pal es ya of any wrong: |i by five lengthe rely wane Bh, ahaa se ‘ CLEVELAND AT PHILADELPHIA, Fourth Inning, Farland. Holmes dled ine a Sipckco teen " 0 AT BAL’ kag. Cleveland .... o1 = abanshert was applauded (9 | pulled down Jones's liner. beesa ts Babo. "NO F Na Philadelphia .. ‘ ° e A age! {ch of Holmes's long stot. Bit] Miviitiams doubled to. centre. Ander and pe : 020 -3 ri Ree fay Aa erounder and ficed , Smith to Donohue FIRST GAME, Third t tseries—Rhodes and Bemis; Plank | pwd ‘ Gale- tossed the cushion, tying the | Buftal oo AXES (SED lk AAlD iin ho Bolla ty ge beeper gait , bs Davis rapped Ulam fapel was out, Tandon to first Raltimore "4.0 @ he Het} $2 a second holes, strung | ving beat was a tap to Taylor, Gessier home. Tan- |? j Batteries previon ; NE. RU later; Burchell a nrawn out by Dundon, but | +. “WINDOW NO, 9.” ‘The Uasy Spot im the New York ‘4 Post-D@lee on Sanday Night, fons hile # neee, NO RUNS. ST. LOUIS AT BOSTON, +. | Bell howed . awang at t s 4 Sunday night te tne quietest night of Bole iis rerio ct ie walked. bunted safely. FIRST GAME, ae ‘ ake | BUFFALO AT the week Im-the York. Post-Omce, . Councilman races ' 9 Shannon ditto, making « full boure.!$e Lows ...,009000000~0 re left. Anderson, swallowed the wey fe deckiey singled 12 centre scoring TAY | Becton ...,,, 00301103 — 8 te ow Dundon. RUNS i is selene, Mit tl ior and Shay. (esaler's return cal ri the front. and passl Beckley oft. firat, Dillon, running him), (7 fatal and Sugden; Young ny rs, Donohue tripled to ry rete field fence, | Kieinow 1 | Game called on account of ae, won ine tthe} town, Dillon ified to catch Shanny SECOND GAME. Keeler litte Tews foe . Brooklyn thas Gans Make Spectaou- |* from Counctima no. te Alegre fe Wetchern and gy bb6e Ooh ees lee i he throm in Neld. Dono- i | MONTREAL AT JERS! lar Descent Upon, Alleged Re-| ie oes overhow tO a swiped second. | Sess « iOrootoe =a Fi alto Lipsey ‘ont, u tteries—Howell and O Connor; Gin- Montreal @,0 1 16 Tai my Rear of Liquor Store| i, Yeas est re some aa patchy a as sees CHATEAU SOLD. ! aga 824) ted Neha: ing Seven Prisoners, Th the run home Bopaatt DETROIT AT WAS! Rave him ‘seco ‘| reese A pach oem il HINGTON, Onde na. “a Saratoga House from Tiobaail ping’! “arrive, beat Gay Boy three | safely, Ailing the pillows (apsctal to The Fvening World.) R | So did Holmes. Meteo pit Rand a roc Tnepector Murphy end Capt. Maude, peg ably Aw ‘@ Finish. fecctns Doble las. Pay Jor to Grady to| AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING. L BARATOGA, N, Y., Aug 22.—Chateau k i Sonar ren ton ia "he of the Classon Avenue Station, Rrooks| princess Fria and Dawsle raced heaa | Beckley ee Wk, he wk 7 qanaei Ophelia, the Saratogs country place ot erica Suits an Beene 2, with thelr Teatnor| 2% to-day raided an alleged poot-room| And head to the streteh followed “bs ere res veremed off peo hgih fd ene Os Bratt c-Fire Commissioner John J. Scannell, # i el i oe ‘i telps to remove the acou-| in the rear of be Av Frederick's lauor| ooentetg mit Wh Katha hing and went nables | Ceiedes. sd. Anemee Lowi. 00 re Epa mie fot New Yo Se dean be heyy rie Test GAME Re letiors which fly into this cor- i owor | sete 2] taylor scoring. shanton ow "®: on ilaphiate 41.88 W; Ay Res tt auction (oe $1600 by Mra, Annie ‘an, oat store, No. U4 Myrtle avenue, front at and von Ins ay fheckley tuok three iwises on MeCor, ja" phil b ashing'n 2 (9 ‘Logan okiya, who le a eummMer ooo, 5 ror mt, wi 1, Shwy recor a. . ‘oronto ... Tetters are not addresse@ to any} The Fald was o spectacular avert, sume datance Ty fron of Primers re mick’s high (hoor to 2 i Cowen pre sr malt py cotta et fs , Providence i, -ofcerbox number, and jt in robe twen] ly uniformed polices , | Ont urn BA oe was knacked ri Bi t je galer wi ROWNE! uit A lot and small lodging-house nea Batteries — Rees Tble that not one person Davey , ak a men participat | ygok snd Princess Brie wae Alnquall- | TRRI Sita Rey. ssirtyotheewe yeacy pias. tn which oP id tne chateau, also owned by Mr. Seane!l,| Miltigan and Taft, ‘New York ever heard lye sahanen ne. ter surrounding the premises| fed. Linda Lee being placed third. 4 ieee PME id pond the out, Oannel squashed was pureh 4 ty John Jones, of New| < aay ne bil of the letters are ad. Inspector Murphy, with an axe, bat- Last Ran Daring Clondhurst. m Garvin Wt into] © & fet car at the pe ‘Tannehtt) snc wenrtr ns York City, for $2,500, FLEET AT GIBRALTAR, to the care of the New York|teted down (he doo ding to « room ib Ls Beal a Jo-ueck. ‘ , b to Ba Deo Keeler Rea — 4 thousands of them are us- where a dozen or so men were congre- | (hho Ag ry or F aeasler tapped to Taye overt nd wan arotned | Rolines, “NO RUNG *} GIBRALTAR, Aug. 3~Thes | , Oe His Be@y Wa’ not recovered, < “Good Ivek" ft States European squadron, eighth unlow. } ts @ en a Strange wild virow phos . , ‘ ndvertiol ‘Goniee mand of Rear-Admiral Ie Doaohye fH th goed adverticing.” | Countless | nero to-day from Smgras, The i a weakling in wid of such “good fuck” are Com! itety tp '¥ WOR! iTS SUNDA’ 'ORLO WAN athleved.. 2h WORK MONDAY Wo.