The evening world. Newspaper, January 23, 1905, Page 1

tial EVENING im EDITION 1 SONG 8 sas. GOPON HOPE OF TOSEE BODY | RUSSIANS IN ok BY TROOPS OF THE C ie i, ee : HIT SL 1G FEARS DESTRUCTIO ~ Bring Remains to | Priest Whose Words |“FI72” AND O'BRIEN, WHOHA VE POs TED CASH FOR FIGHT ‘a City To-Day. Are Law to’ Masses. po -* CALM UNDER SHOCK [ONCE HERDEDSWINE Victim Believed to the Last) Born a Peasant, He Began +. that He Was Going to Lead the People to Recover. When a Boy, . FATHER COMING HOME. |FRAMED FUTURE POLICY, Former Tammany Leader Will Now He Carries All by Irresisti- _\ Sail from Europe by Next ble Sway and Nobles Fear the * Wednesday's Steamship, | Power He Wields, Machine Gun Planted rp Action ‘and ‘Big of Soldiers Ready—The Cuar: ee Prosteated’ with Grief at Trouble, Usa i LONDON, Jan. 2%.—Richard Croker \ gale for New York Wednesday on the| Father George Gopon, the herolo fig: North German Licyd steamer Kajser| ure in the Russian revolt of the work- Witheim der Grosse. Ingman, has for many yeare been tho most ORMOND, Fia., Jan. 2%, — Frank Potent figure in the political life Croker’s body will be shipped to New of the Czar's people. Christian Brinton, York this afternoon. Mrg, Croker, the {40 ant critic, who spent many years mother, Mies Croker ani a party of|in Russia ay a student and as an ov- prey arrived er unexpectedly leerver of social. conditions, gave an bac. vege rd ar wiser eee Evening World reporter to-day a@ wtoical ¥ M ‘There was @ general méeting of con- graphic picture of this remarkable man, & h 1D RAGE. ™ @astante, and the racing board of tho! He said: J ‘ 0.01 2-5, A A. A. last night ostensibly to ar-} “Though Father George Gopon (Go- fange for sending telegrams of con-|POn 16 the correct spelling and not Molence to the family: of Mr, Croker, | Capon) has Just come before the pub- { B. M. Bhanley was empowered to cable | Hic eve Of tho world in Russia, his rai @ Richard Croker, in England, the con+ eorality has been felt as an ever-in- _ dolences of the motorists’ hore, and W. oreasing force for many years, 1 have St, Peterstirbg is i a panic toolght The city Ww was sudden in darkness by the shutting down of the electric light works, the water supply may be cut off arid the clty set ablaze is The police have ordered Cian ie mat ssi nth 8 Streets, i + Latest despatches indicate that the aly is ¢ Se Seet=' : f = ase seen him and heand hi Kk Eee «Ba Baokar was iver gharge Of M8 limes, and oan eay trily that L never (TZSIMMONE Se ER, camp fires, being the oi olin, ever cm "fie eat of hater Bt felt @ personal influence more aslngus |. ite dine ti a. | the streets Jaxly magnetic than his in all my life, *Woe vi ale “welt fn motion, ade ade unde iratraint, aw ‘Advices trom Ormonde way (hat. M Leader as a Boy, ane Art BURY Malina liraesod aoe 6 ina a oy ty, es Ste, Crees fife ahd that of bh ghaufteur ‘i ' Tite food py y Mr. Croker in eaving ‘The early career of this priest is e = = j 'e Ae Newton eeariey, wo Way | sldrouded moro’ or less in mystery. He i as bs b heed ct, of the the Croker machine Ywhien | ¥48 born In Poltava in 1880 and Is the 5 Fina was driving at y-mile {80n of a poor peasant family, When. he hands swerved to en Cote Senin ‘was’ able to teddle about he waa ‘as+ Sig ik iitke bt wink: kaw \ha man in |%#8ned to the care of pigs and geese, “all the gun shops shave been closed, and, the. topped the authorties’fearing destruction by’ fite, * ind. Moscow ts excited, and a general strike is. Prostrated by grief the: Czar is incapable: Way the wave of revolution that 1s sweepinty a A eat tions, he has practically tsolated himself, teat hi | ittla:Chestnut Mate Led trom hein te vilne tak may, mean the abi «Start to Finish’ inthe Third Various cities are joining in the great uprising and » Rave» at Hot Springs: aNd) everywhere of a deep plot again the Car's go , *Talént:Cash'Heavily. °° |» Thousands of mien ate marching to St. “| are eluding the sie and tai {itto. the ch one inlis, Tine 038 Rrrmnies) itt it, and, ifs ring that he had become |A8 @ boy he went much among the Ree i ae machi to ee peasant peaple in his home eountey, and Every Favorite in the First Five {| Before he reached his teens his phenom: | Pel; th t Beet," gin sin bath [oF tg [ena mental abiiny degan to anow u-|) Raees at the New. Orleans Ma] ir a u attem| the purt | se! » SEME Grover to aveld hits ws a eles “E nave heard, and 1 beueve it, that Pra0k To-Day Is~ Beaten by Ler CO eR Ay ove aw itl when he waa a boy of fett sb prota In comparatively soft sand, ‘and a tire it Waa wrenahied fom the machine, which | to discourse on the matertul conditisn an Outsider. * ‘was overturn of the peasantry, and this lad was soon (yd 4 Deny sere chauffeur, way) instantly |Jooked upon by all of his elders, with a ’ : long, om the oar carried bim tar the feeling of awe and reverence, Somehow] NEW ORLEANS WINNERS, _ Growned'hud It aot Been for Me timely hae a) Re HOT SPRINGS WINNERS, “\ arrival of persons who had witnessed (Continued on Second Page.) FIRST, RACE—Antimony (9 to 1) Bradliy oval j te ; acta f AT, PETERSBURG, J the accident, -- 1, Agnes Virginian (4 to 1) 2 Bishop “FIRST: RACE—Minna Baker (30 H ‘ ie Newton F. Stanley, the motpr-cyclist ¥ . ited I ing: pleks ‘ile f1e)a. eh + Wau bel eased. up | to»1)’ avenia True to 1 i Bre le the peat aL DR H H, KANE IS shes 1) au shat Ret ra eat gor ela see nt areatne sh sian Paty sae %, Manse eehtlgal troops firing on the crowds in the Nevsky Prospect, but tt Pm { : bab ih al leamt alg svecks, He ima a cnapound otte SECOND RACE—Torlo (18 tot) 4, ‘ AT HOT. PRINGS. een / || Ancorrect, i ‘The authorities feel easter for the time being.” y) fracture of the left leg, whioh 's com- ignal tl. (42 to1) 2, Ojibwa 3 BECOND RACE—GQavin, 6. (8 to VERT RA MRRUSTIS TTI Wen BREEN Ges Hat UNDER JER ARREST Signal tl. ( he J JAN. 93—147H DAY, PRACK SLOW. Pir thoes Puy pill ig att ind atcoath haeto MlaSeHO HON Ob salted IGE sume fis work ‘Ag chomist, Hp ta em: THIRD RACE—Death: (6 to 1) 1,| 4 FIRST RACH —7 ea [S eee Brurwe M00 miata? |g oc / square, when the darkness fell, resembled @ vast tir feet Sinead Son House in ee me) fan Hi Misanthrope (6:to'1)°2, Merry Acro- 301 Fa “au =a a: nai Mee ashok comp fires being reflected against the big red palace and ey fies THIRD: RACESMamie Worth: (3/ istrtes, vacation, He chose Ormond a¥ a Ae at 3, (3 to.8) 1, Follies Borgeres (6 to 1) 2] tt is now officially denied that a sin regiment ping place In onler to see the races, 1 bi fa relative of tho Stanteve why make | HE and tis Tw. Two Assistants ‘ jotr cars, but he N= U | r t v hegtion wth, helt business,” | Acoused of Improperly Diag: rN Mave tb pore 4 # Dalene & yesterday, and the War Office expresses’ riot the’ eligh Mr. Croker's ruling passion wan stron, 1) 1, Red Raven (9 to 5) 2, Saldora loyalty of the troops. , § even In aonth, “Beveral timer he asiced c Collecti — ae ee sees atau FOURTH RACE—Incense (4 to 6»| loyalty 1 Me pha ct ns at fy sour net att nosing a Case and Collecting (Special to. The Evening Worl.) \ Winner had’ the speed, Lavonia True hung on in drive, Mathie hard ridden alt tho! 4, Magee (8 to. 6) 2, Aden's. CITY IN DARKNESS, {Week's races, NEW ORLBANS, La. Jan, 2—The | cn ao ; ; i $10,000 in Fees. Now Orleans Jookey Club has eome out | 399 BECONR ii iar HOT BPRINGS ATG, en wctherl| Shortly: helore 6 o'clock this) evening the electrlo-lig 9 with an announcement that, the gates} Spinner, br tu" Melon Fore wis 'a sprinkle of ruin during tho early | the upper section of the Nevsky Proapect and several mini BIG FIGHT Is | No, 196 Weat| @t Panama Park will be thrown open Index, Hore ON. FOR L0- NIGHT, (Dn Henty Me, ane, ot ee two aae| on Fed. 4, then, the, Inaugural meeting | $i, ening 'Thirty-tourth atree ani ‘i ‘ : seal will begin, The plans are to give a alotants--Dr William Hi. Hale, of pe, | sixty-day, mesting, which means ‘that rey 4 edie ae ey abe HEA racing in the Crescent City will’ be con- Viltiam, F, Horton, of No, “! tinued well Into the month of April. @ofoated Pediar Palmer there Is: schod- | Side avenue, Mount Vernon—were all at-) here are already two hundred horses bm 4 vit th he donited 9 tho arena of the {rested at Dr, Kane's office this after! on the grounds awaiting the opening) National Sporting Club-ot London. to-|Hoons at tre Inatigation of District At-| and soveral stables which are wintering night. ‘Tho ‘fighters who will engnge|torney Jerome, who charges them with} at Memphis have signified thelr Inten- morning houtwto-day, but the wogther | denly.shut down, leaving the thoroughfare in utter darkness chiared beautifully Jater in the diy Ard} renewal of apprehension that trouble was imminent, Bnormous m0 §| the gondltions turned out to ba perfegt | thay hour were parading the sidewalks, and squadrons Delle Litaiidad nving up and down. The innocent spectators hastily ured One ‘of the moat hanehian fights hee tween little nugiliste that hae been fought in Wngland, since “Ben Jordan 1 | The track was once more near its i A 7 i 6-5 | normal condition and pretty close ‘to | streets, 10 fo. Sf 72] being fast.,-The attendance was very It {s sald that an emergency battery of machine gui good and the bookies were kept tairly courtyard opposite the Hotel de LEuropp, busy. ‘The card was {ntereating and a pea bit above tha average. Fanic exists in the darkened portion of thé city, iat Bt mah ea | pool, Platvon, under dive In strevoh, could, fn this encounter will be Owen Morin | srand larceny, tlon of shipping here some time next of the Associated Press has just returnea from @ trip tl and Digger Stanley, two of the dost] ‘The complainant In the matter ts John} week, Minna Baker an Eaey Winner. Prospect 9 so far ax the Moscow étation, All the stores an bantamwe'ghts in that country, McCallom, of No. 21 North High atreet,| Tho card at the Falr Grounds to-day ‘The oponing dash was jt great sure ilo nint Verne 0C, ‘ averaged much higher than the usual ise, 1 ‘ - ; They, will clash in \a ffteen-round | Mount Vernon. MeCallom charges He eae y aeoaramthaa Geren raiaa vara prise, The Uriffin entry Was held at a but at 18 pounds for a purse of $55,| three doctors with having diagnosed a] pamed to go in a majority of the events, very short price. while Templo was wonders re iro which«has been offered by the club,| slight trouble he had as blood polson-|'The track is tn excellent shape, al- heavily backed for a goed thing, In that it fe al and a side bet of $1,000, which Is being| Ing and charging him :$10,000 for treat-| though indications are for raln, which the rave there was nothing but Minna Japanest fo ‘ fall at any minute, furnished by the managets of both boys. | Ing him with what the physicians sald | eH ee ae ala ate Net tmare, Both lads have been tighting ini great] was the radiim cure. Third—Revel , Fourth—Trogan, Phil form during the Inst fourteen months] When the doctors had got all his| Finch, Harry New, Baywood, Hakim, and should put up n clever and ag-} money, McCatlom told District-Attorney [GM Aone Rit Remnes Vivax, Re ry Ker, a 80 to 1 chance, She raced ' na aineelg ' In front and opened up a gap of l ; ee not ie wi ha't dozen lengths and won by a lougth Froneh ahs venta True,’ 5 ei a of three-year- me, Winner, FOURTH RACH—Six Urlonae,. Time--0.04 1,2, 0, fis, Puree pide and upward: allowances, Start ‘poor. | Won fiving; place _ Atheling—Imp. Pilerimoce: Owner— B, F, Clyde, nd a half from Lavenia True, who beat \ Bressive battle while it lasts, | Jetome, He went to another Mahi tans AY f yo Me Wel ‘ met hae panky e t physician rt was playea fer a good thing Rperiing iol Pretty Nellie a length for the place. 7 f : Hianley hua defoated ¢ © Dixon} who sald that there was nothin, t-|in the opening event and went to the » Motauahiin ‘g of the dere wil 1 ‘end other good men, Moran is the ban-| ever the matter. with him, that could {Pose favorite. Ratbert showed. speed In Feiont 1-2 Gavin C, Wins Second, large numbers of fann came Sieh Soe YE Sith A Th oir tam-welght who Charley Mitchell in| Rt De cured Inside of n couple of weeks, | the cat Roe Du en Ute eR eae Pintoon was favorite fn the second] Mikado’s Consul-General Here} peste who hy have tonda to bring to this country with him | qr greys tan se ng physlolan | sume he iter REAR a tbs rato, byt was the victim of a pocullar 0 ’ aud claims to he the sey He iteh eoauited {hm hard drive be: . ; and Jabex White when Livy come over|he. calls tne Huan outa too’ Mee | tween Autonimy, Agnes Virginia and ride, Gavin C., who was backed by the| , Says Czar Cannot Fight Two Oe hext month, polishing, McCallim says. that when | Blehop Tooe, and as the winning mark wise sharps, went to the front soon \ a ha Sammy Kelly. tho Ant feathoi-| he diacsvered that. something “wes | Was passed the three Were heads apart Atter the ‘start, made all the running) Wars at Once—What May! lack, of nite ine Beaten Wrong with him Knae| in the order named. Moorish Damsel went to Dr, and consulted with him sidan, | stumbled and fell rounding the far turn f and won cleverly by a length from Pin- countries, he mays, told him MhAL the: radiuen euce and ungeticd Metntyre, ‘Phe latter toon, who was second all the way. Col, Happen. ' it i H was the only thing that woud do ban | Was bruised Up, Preston was third, four lengths away, MAvBlesal: alllies, who =| any wood, Hi ngrced to take treatments Fitzgerald's Start Was Bad, ‘ - | AY Yb ¢ withont compensa) at? r 1 +h ‘ if . |-Gen- Ecaiieesienen ve, Wugtte: De Kage tulned bie gn "Ghes cng mee and ue oda were PANIC IN STOCKS |. “iin thorning mate the Tollowing A Father’s Advice,} | 'is, vacytuite ve sate Net, | (8 a an an fhe horns IN RUSSIA, ert thes Kuan Ge | BARBER SPBARS) of | a few weeks huier, the price was raised | hat no ah amt the hany TEP LSS ' —————————————} | fo $i vist, aa ten to #000 a viel | a8, Fe ee Peto ane PIF TH ‘RACE—-MISS BETTY (6.to 1) 1, SARAH: MAXIM (9 i Mitmetore i. could. Tadke Anyota anata FOR THE RU The boy stood on the doorstep, that he pate a he he Worst that Fitzgerald has made thisitg |) 2, LADY FONSE 3, ST. PHTERSBURG, Jan. 28—The sit- | estimate as to what effect the present WASHINGTON, Jan, 2.0."th ¢ 5 + }Hle'd said his last good-by, to pay with, 2 he was afraid | Winter, The Signal 11 MUCedae widens uation was reflected on the Bourse to-| aigturbance in Russia will haye on the CO EON INS Bia Starting out to fight the battle of life, } | YMt Jf he cult he would dle of his Damscl, which day {n a somi-pante in Industrial shares. | war in the far Bast 1 will have to wait | express the indeseribable horror For fame and honor to try, two or three days, | Hovse at the masvatre which Vite Dhyalclans got his entire sayings srumbled at fell in the Moat rade broke SIXTH RACE—EXCLAMATION (6 to 2) 1, DALESMAN he to | The Government energettoally support- | eyelopments for | her 0 he eventes 4 ; {| place In) Russia t\move the Ho of $10,000 he says, and after that had no| be” shoulder and had to be destroyed, ed Imperfal 48 and prevented a slump, the Russian Imperial Government |p His father grasped him by the hand,} | use for him, fe then went to a phyale Death Outgamed Misanthrope, ) 25 ARACHUE 3. — Ms ods I ng and putting now adjourn,” sald | Represental Hl ing: Take this advice my lad, Sed Ne hag etd: nd! When the rain came up It Improved Ber Sen ae cl car emeeaeeO ‘The situation In Russia was reflected | down the Insurrection In a few days It) Baker, of Brooklyn, when the Pas tor told him he had been ont-| ; . NUW LONE | will have no effect at all. | q jen things look blue and you've? | rageourly swindled, M k the| the chances of Merry Acrobat so much MS RC Ay Hamme to-day, | WHh MANY "Other hand, if the taturbs | met to-day, 4 nothing to do, ontir matter to Mr, Kot thai oven money wad ‘engery ee i - prices showing a downward tendoncy, nee is continued anc the working “The motion to "gatetne withovt w ” a sample of the ra y (he Oe ala ‘ cre, Al ' —_—_ ali desert the shipyards, Just try a “World Want” ad, had It analyaed”” There wasn't 4 aneae to’ the post a well-backed favorite, AT HOT SPRINGS. ; Jiu der factories and. all indus: Panis fs aiwaye. th) onder, iam of radium ‘In {t, A werrant for. the Hing put up one of his sit stil rides Winter wheat—health—theatena. uy | tron that. furnish the’ sinews of war,| Speaker Cannon} \'thowe In favor ™ Arrest of the three physicians wag | and the result was that Merry Acrobat Speen nn. Wheaten and you will see why we couple! then It will prove. a reat factor, 3,189 positions offered and sought In yesterday's Sunday World Want obtained to-day trom Judge Mey and erin fone i Femted the men alee eee eee Ata | Alisanthrope in the hal drive an won BAYNE never pra ent T ns 5) 4) tinned. up. ik Death, khioh ourgemed| FIFTH RACE—FLOUZEL (9 to 1).1, ss (4 to 8.2). [IEMA aeee SNE Sey HAG | Ruma, ta impo) genditlon Fa tees ee enough to fight Jnpan in Manchuria Directory. All occupations, all pro«$ J" examination In Goneral Seusions, | ins away, i Ronnenre mere tea AnD BU gO fe eves It thin Is one f fessions. READ IT TO-DAY, Wo are pred hing winter wheat because It's [a ) 9 oxTH RACE—GIGANTIC (3 to 6} 1, MARASCHINO (18 to fran alow gime fh oth lees 4 i | border ba Oe ag hah ae ch Reg ibnes es ot i a ReR,attlsted with & band colt, noun! neat Ty Weentanet tng old fesbionsd |!) 2, BARNEY BURKE: 3, niger drain, Ror, reaneh Booklets Tiga ae si, MER Gehan rigorous sna breakfast cerehl, and prove it, 9 } any P) R. RB. office or 1188 Broadway,