The evening world. Newspaper, April 4, 1905, Page 1

) wae katas clearing wecnenhay) isceler pooler, : mn NAL UL RESULTS EDITION PRICE ONE CENT. NEW YORK, TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1906. CRIME WAVE SCAR a THREE EP ATOEE. FOR THE CARTER HANDICAP. “as a ne 4 Tp ae af Se ed Stories by Fearlessly = ii IRL VICTIMS BUT DOES NOT Crm In Court 3: | as Promised, )APPALL JUDGE, KICK JEROME | One Monster, Convicted on|All Were Looking for a! onan’ RESULTS EDITIO PRICE ONE CENT; HYDE PLANS TO HAVE CLEVELAND HEAD EQUITABL ie Young Man Takes Offensive in Fight and Demands that Foes, Alexander, Tar- bell and Wilson, Resign—Says “ Circulation Books Open to All. Ay RE Wirx ee Ie Their Charge, Another | Clash of Arms at Visit They Hurt Business. Pleads Guilty. of Theatre Manager. aoney HAVE SPREAD FALSE AND FACE HEAVY SENTENCES.) SOME WARM TALK. MALICIOUS STORIES OF HIM, Newburger Suggests Law to|Eagh Says He Isn’t Afraid of Force Parents to Guard the | the Other—Jerome Rejects wailed TGerfield Cambon Dinner Arranged by Them as “Business, Pupils to and from School. Hammerstein’s Complaint. Affair’ —Paid for Sh Ball Himself— F STREETS ARE NOT SAFE.| WON’! PROSECUTE HOPPER, | GIANTS START ROSEBEN BEATS “Warned by "Pade NOalGE Any f Ae | Hong Hing, Laundryman, and Jacob! nistrict-attorney Bien to Inspect OFF WITH LEAD SANTA CATALINA Nast Z Rem Ach i +e — pamneith: Ceres ities force the resignation of President James W. Alexander, of the Equitable ¥. Tudge Newbunger, in Special Bessions, | Oo... sammorstetn bearded District + presided in two trials of men suaese) ‘Attorney Jerome in hia office at the 1 with debauching little girls on the eat) os inat Counts Building to-day, and, | _. wkle to-day, and expressed himeo!f os although that bullding has forty-two eppailed at the is ns made te site, su piel wi ie = o T T im and the Jurymen, Ho said ho had | Oe oa i ough anv of them. no {dea the evil was so widespread, Ihe, VIAL OF AK abe pore tvet get “Tron. Man” Opens Game Fuller on “Davy J f 1s Bootety, he will offer his place to former President of the United States’ Grover Cleveland. Against Indianapolis, Then Gelding Gets Moant Home Mr, Cleveland has not had actual insurance experience, but ase financier | Starts for New York. H ead in Front. and business man he stands among the first in tho’ country, Those wha heard the rumor said they did not believe it would) be possible to drag. Mi Rit , Cleveland from the quiet and. pedce of his Princeton ite to ngage “Something must be done in this mat- | in pursuit of the advice of Magiptrate fash * BS Aug more in the wan of business ahd finance Sey ata tS ita ne | aa QATToaotR,, | wewunas women, [ar Se sa Sent en f “ eo . . offe ¥ Seraerpe siteterenxing the moral and| Hopper yesterday, advised Hammer- Br ™ Biorb Breny at. ‘RVAAT, RACE—Monte, Onrle’ (8. te Sean ay i Preithiot a x allan pi oe Mi logal 9 ponsibility for the safety of | stein to lay nis complaint before the Bere Cae . 1) 1, Preen (11 to 10)-2, Weirdsome 5 oe pri ae ce-President | #hese children on their parents. Distriot-Attorney, ent, ‘ George T, ‘Wilaon. It is Mr. Hyde's present intention to demand the Fesige | ’ “Drastlo as tho meamire might ap- Hammerstein's Demand, ifn f pear it soema to mo a law Ww necemary | or wane to sutmit this complaint. to| LG Fleischmén, | Who Ran MISSING BOY Four Hf Pius AR 4 : i compelling parents to escort their chil-|* Tl Shey and call on you as Dis- pay (has gush He | Gren to and fromm school It in atter te Atomey of this county to doit"! Away Last September, aE ks Ay eohool hours and while the ohildren are| "Tr eratein'a greeting upon tac- s ‘on their way home that these unspeak-|ing Jerome, Then, plunging into the Is in California. @ble crimes against innocent ghiMibood ‘subject of the Bullding Department in- rh je ‘are committed, If parents are unable |epection of the Lew Fields Theatre, he accompany thelr own children to |continued: tld nations of these gentlemen at the meeting of the directors on Thursday, © SECOND RACE-—Crossways (7 to| afternoon next, and if they refuse them to prefer charges against them, | 1) 1, Away (20 to 1) 2, Headway 3./ which are to be pressed to the finish, Cour Mr, Hyd ha hed to-day je a a: ATLANTA, April 4—The High-| THIRD RACE—The Velled Lady|ene seeult of the demand made by the [further ailewed thet he tas. owe landers didn’t play the Atianta| (10 to 1) 1, Tootwey Mack (2 to 1) | Alexander men that he met out himse oh the soctoty, team to-day, owing to rain. Grif- 2, Liberia 3, He says he will not out under “any mothing to help it, ad of ailtting i] |Ath's ‘men will therfore have « erud Henan The charges also recite that when)! ‘ aiting to be fofced out he | ¢n, {er probably play! FOURTH RACH—Roseben (7 to @ controversy over the mutialigation | Proposes to carry the battle into the task over to somo trusted person,” ‘The first of the two monsters to be placed on trial was Hong Hing, o #ix- foot Chinaman, who ran a laundry in (Cinton street, between Grand and Hes- ter streets, Two complainants teatifed against him, one a girl of fourteen and ‘nother a yoar older, Their frank an- wers to the questoins put by Assletant District-Attorney Knott were simply horrifying, It appears that Hong Hing 8 systematic debauchery of wohool children for years and the llet ‘eft bis victimes must be long, ‘The jury was out about o minute and returned with a verdict of gullty, ‘The penalty is ten years’ imprisonment, and ft is safe to predict he will get the 4 Sia’trom school they should tum the|’ "Phose fellows don’t know what they | FLED ON WAY TO SCHOOL. jaro talking about. I want to tell you, Jerome, you have pioked out the wrong man to antagonize, You have been lied to. Somebody's fooling you. ‘1 have lost a million and a quarter dollars in New York and I did not wince, but I do wince under your treat- ment of mg." “Hammerstein, {t makes no difference It I aocuse you of murder, you have no right to villity me,” aald Jerome. ‘'De- spite your insutting lettors, you can't make me mad, I'm too fair-minded for that." “You can't male me mad either,” re- tonted Oscar, and you can’t insult me, I refuse to have my theatre condemned “Well, I’ send my expert Parébn; I'l go myself and you can have any Left No Clue and All but Mother Despaired of Seeing HIS ACTION YET A MYSTERY. Reward of $1,000 Offered for Months In Vain for Trace of Him—Po- llce Asked to Detain Boy. header to-morrow, BY BOZEMAN BULGER. INDIANAPOLIS, April 4—Cold, chitl- ing breeses from the White River took several degrees of the pepper out of the Giants to-day, but they were given a hearty ovation,’ They trotted on the field to meet the pride of the Hooslers, McGInnity pitched a few innings by ‘apecial request from the local fans and then packed his belongings and departed for Now York, where he will remain until the Glapts arrive on Friday. He used his undérhand or ralse ball almost entirely, and the Hooslere hed never faced It before, 6) 1, Santa Catalina (8. to 5) 2, Monacodor, 3. FIFTH RACE—Weaton (10 to 1) 1, Goid Van (5 to 2) 2, Croxton 3, — ) (Bpeciad t The Hvening World.) BENNINGS RACH TRACK, WASH- INGTON, D. C,, April 4—The warmest weather of the present meeting was on tap toway, and in the betting ring at Bennings there was the unustml spec- tacle for this timo of year of book- makers and ‘thelr clerks working in thetr shirtsleeves. This is the weather thet the thor] - oughbred revels The néat takes all}. camp of the. enemy and get a few scalps himself, Has Charges Ready. Mr. Hyde has no idea whatever that Alexander, Tarbell ahd Wilson will re- sign, and he fas prepared a set of charges ageinst the president, which ‘apply alike to this two ailtes, GIANTS AT.INDIANAPOLIS. “yl — of the aoclety firat arose it that public statements "rrom echatl ven would not tend to settle Aittorete and would injure the interests oft! society, Because of this both skies, ig alleged, agreed to give no ataes | ments for publical Mr. Hyde charges that he kept his. _ word caretully, but that the Alexander men dd not, edly giving out for Publication on him to which they did not attach their names, but a8 to the source of which there could be (Continued on Second Page), Pee ctu paren the winter kinks out of his muaciea and olls up hia joints, and asa conse- quence much faster time on ithe aver- ‘age was expected in the various events, ‘The progremmes are improving and Mertes was again in the vere and Yritey, one you want and we'll inapect it,”| Leo Fletschman, the sixtecn-year-old! «1 om yoy 7 irene want back to ight. Inside work ‘At the, clove of the trial of Hong Hing | said Mr, Jerome. son of Mr, and Mts, Alois Fletsohman, | $2) u FOR wan the watchword, and McGraw kept Jecob Kempner, a shoemaker, of No. 17| "No, those architects know nothing,” of No, 12 East Wighty-elghth atreet,| HE HRALTH BOARD, |nis men working new bP : ' plays from tho Rutgers piace, was arraigned on a simi-| declared Oscar, ‘I am the only thea-\who vanished completely on Sept. 6 4 start regardless of the effect on the GIANTS -eeree oe INDIANAPOLIS «=... .001000 000000 lar obarge. He entered a plea of gullty| tre expert in the world, I have bullt Hyer ds that of to-day was fairly interesting, Indictments, preferring not to|ten theatres and I know when a thea- {Wet and in the search for whom his) 21) atte of gy, .s 1 4 ; 4 000,000 by the having a good opening event, a race for| t meee Secreta tanee ‘ Tiatie a defense against the changes of |e Ma wat parents have spent $10,000, has beet |, afie,, “apendtture of $1,000.00 by the] Ames pitched the latter part of the | Raving & Mul! eo , Jerome WII! Go Himeelf, Jlocated at South Pasadena, Cal, He ; little véotima, Kempner, too, was’ hospital sites, lett game and desides his curves used mam dance 1 fected tor etakence, until Brigay, “Well, Til come, myselt, maid Jerome [fee Dee Tone ee ae Peciine under constriction ‘restng antago Yellows speed. “The Hooolers played a /cnete.< ihe me Ae ‘BROOKLYN VS. SAVANNAH. Pi od 'it looks itke the limit for him, 5 ee Orcar DRONA 10 | Mietaokmans ‘when ene tearned of his | @ietese, howpltals, And taking means to |*eoPY €ame. te citing rman brie, il ———— | oe a ee whereabouts to-day, wired to the Chief bat ulti tend piv goncagion, da aria Flest inning: SAVANNAH 0000000000 | WOMAN RIDER ee ag of Polloe of Los Aneelee to detain nim, | yz, 24, chs S7srd, oF Jeet wean | was ut ona. oasy. one t sete "oe io BROOKLYN ..-... 70100000068 —} jj Oo lhe eites aus , epesne Le sone to warts, ae eee eee ween _ ' BALLS AT CIRCUS. a Bee tle and no word or| nt oe Becta 3 # Vaabe* and atoGenn singled On the it and run |Btttacas 9 N } | Ey: Peers: (sc nats, hare oe uence Tas | Wate Gaeorsed in aver othe uo | Martw's stage, Aerts took thea on| YH ih UT aaRA CSN ES eH ‘ ( ‘3 evn Sen 0807, « member of the | Bate ens a iy me BIC |woua’"Searue.tnator’ Gnoay hone eect arena, Sere | Batre Bien Sead oe thoonay fariily of equestrians, fell ¢rom he ‘ U ‘ae vit ones, 4 i horse in the ring @uring the per Seen, A an t Re: despaired, and devoted Aneresene ee the department. th e ertesloncy outa, She maa £o°Diche EERE LATE WINNERS AT BENNINGS., Ykcamee oe. ‘tho cirous, at | Mactvon cy oe E “th ning down olue after clue for months | bit was willing t take Halla tare” | "BNchder got’ wage on Martes's error, eer, Gqvare Garden jernoon ‘Money has bee t 1 phiann dbo adniitilas try used oroke her right erm. She was removed it Tnvea the ting: the Paaneate VAaverinees CONG forcing Git Sander, Dahon to to Gilbert. SIXTH RACE--UNCLE URIGH (V to 2) 1, PHANTOM ee yes, to her home, No, 112 Wast Twenlty-sev- eck: mast | papers Requinnny dieared ie ER LEAVES CHINA. ‘honey Mi eT as Aa LN 1 MWILLIAMS (12 to 1)'3. anth atreat, i as $1,000 for news of him, } Pri loGann, ye i ering Ske i tives hove seen: #81 ill PEKING, April 4—Edwin H, Conger, | RUN! Jockeys. Whi Bau Ga ace Winnhinar . fonigtnal 2 me Ce ae about Ai alatea aed hpouabonete who haa iuiet vacated, the p Peat jot Amr: Second Inning, Romana " ' ef ot the | Serpine, whe aviug ine gabe an te Pat len eitart to find wore trace of the boy, | enna ate becetie te geerleo, fe for enna h tint out, Carr to Dickey, Tite, La é S| ihai') Wuntengelia fo Ry flsnke ut ne manage to conoal himeoit with | Amie, ty, ay atom, fae: | Bony fa" eh. Gung geal oa al AT. MEMPHIS rt: singular skill. fonity wae own th , 5 ¥ i veal Bary ‘Tho reason for the boy running away | Ateembled at the r The append es a te nnomaa, Mo aan out, ye. . 7) from home has completely mystified his | tion was lined by Chinese troo 4 Soe parents, He seemed entirely happy and é " i was a student in the City College, He FIFTH RACE—CLASS ‘LEADER (7 to 10) 1, MYTH (10 to 1! q DOMINIQUE YOU: to2) 3, ‘ialavaaae aokwarin A Ota Daten aan. |B Peat ted neath had left the Bighty-eighth street home pct Al io el eta MEMPHIS WINNERS. Bear Alert ‘Thema a atruct to go to the college on the morning he ————_ eG RUNS. Tenr 1 4—The races ning. vanished. He had when a «mall boy an Mat hid Logpteith ope Le Pl ly .SUNDAY’S "WORLD WANTS” ‘GAINED ambition to bebome a cowboy. and nis| to-day J a li Si pn dtertes, tot oft Bian 4 Jong Grive for ‘ | Mother belleves he secretly nursed thi L 9 30 pee SANE GUNDAY, |) Gonire, uae ie got. complete sontrol of Grophite (Wt 1) 3 Ametun (B0 to 1) & te me AT CITY PARK. |, 4 aR. Par MER) SUR a By ee i ive xn bib GRE PEERS TOE OE Co | Mee “FIFTH RACE—BON MOT (11 to 10)1, PRONTAA (to 2 f A Week. though at times 1 was almom in’ des-/a00n 8. Time“OM i go yy Giioery in GOLDAGA'S..__ | reali) Wa ani ‘Last WEEK'S ‘WORLD WANTS” GREW. _. bynitg Risa Ree Lag ioe er eae aa | tinal ih TRC ee Cg oSmmanrter, tle out boi oa CITY PARK WINNERS, ri i VER SAMI wanted to leave home, grguanan ike CH Habld X etre ey to Thoney led out to trang, NO RUNS, A, 232 tis LAST yea, Woe Biya (io De Timea ha Pourth inning. NEW, QRLMAN, April (the ra KILLED BY FAUL!AT NAVY=YARD. Meal Ing tor Indianapolis. Don- Daring UNTERMYER’S DOGS WIN, wae pote, gi Heats, ok | fae 3S, SxSuee ET tomes Els a, years lt rai gn Brooklyn be CB—John Lyle (4 as a laborer in: ‘00! was.ins! tir |RESULTS OF OTHER GAMES, |} isesine ©) # tard Bess sna alg fortytst through an sevator shalt ee ; | AT PHILA PiA—rinay GAMR | Gia! i i pakbdeads k emtaon iia, w wei Ws eine aaairs 2 {RGR eeu Set i pwhen: b idem up; too: far;