The evening world. Newspaper, April 5, 1905, Page 1

" Four-Footed Terror of Rockies ‘MUCH TROUBLE BREWIN’ ALSO TEARS UP BIG TREES. A RESULTS EDITION | PRICE ONE CENT. t. ROOSEVELT in Rockies WILL HUNT a Fierce and ~ GUNT BEAR Picked Out for Presi- dent’s Target. Brute Said to Swallow Sheep Whole and Hug Oxen to Death, Animal, Sald to Be Bullet Proof, Has Defied Hunters for Many Years, SPRINGS, Col., April 5, ar that uproots giant trees and hugs oxen to death in a singlo em- brace will he put in the way of President Roose- volt whetehe strikes the Rocky Moun- taln hunting trail, Nothing will do for the National Executive but the biggest grizzly ever known In these parts—a ter- ror of the Rockles that Jake Borah, the famous guldo, who has been engaged by the President, has singled out ‘of the GLENWoQD A arizzly worst fleet of tho bruin tribe that ever | licked moinsstes, Jake Borah knows bar from b’ar, and knowing the kind of man Theodore Roosevelt {s, he has U staked his reputation on getting up a hunt that will ring down the cen- turles, No anaemic bruin that has been stagnating in winter quarters will be served up for sacrifice to the President's unerring aim, Listen to what Mr, ‘Borah will present to his distinguished employer's notice: “We are golng to Rive Mr, Roosevelt,” Dogine the guide, “the time of his lite in the way of big game shooting, We will put him on the trail of the biggest iy Baal nthe Rocky Mountains. This st is not one of your lumbering hulks that would run away if a child Kloked it in the face. It's,a terror, a Man-cater, a cattle-destroyer, Bruin Ie Bullet Proof, “For years hunters have been trying to bring down this suvage creature. Its ‘hide seems impervious to bullets and it hag been known to sit up a and laugh while five men empticd magazine P vifies at it at short range. Though I don't believe it, it is common report that he ts hat he can catch a5 fost aa they " \ “Nhis mush 1s Known, He has defied hunters, kept thom at bay and driven shar into anioky retreat, time and ‘or years, When angry he fava. tereibig anteiay touring ‘trees up by. the root# and throwing them cross 8s it they were twigs be fom san be heard at Malt 9 mile and at kes terror to the heart of the bravest tun a OF et = thin cteature. wilt i Tolliny s, and fm car Bruin Beare Eight Trape. “For years ty Hs Me gl H an ve trea to cate) deavor Be MME ea, "aise ine, jepondent oa eh colder; Thursany fatr, (FINA TION an “C Circulation Books Open to AU” | “NEW “YORK, WEDNESDAY, “APRIL | 5, 1905, 1905 RESULTS EDITION i PRICE ONE: CENT, HARRIMAN DID BORROW FROM EQUITABLE: Admits Securing Loan, but Says It Has Been Repaid. INTEREST WAS T00 HIGH, Denies Selling Stooks or Bonds to Company or Sharing in Sale Profits, BIG FIGHT TO-MORROW. Directors Will Try to Force Peace and It le Said Obey Neither of the “Bose E, H. Harriman, whose connection with the interests of James H, Hyde in the Equitable Lite Assurance Society fight has been much commented on, broke his long silence to-day and issued & atatement denying certain conditions which some of his critics have al- leged to exist. Mr. Harriman denies he has now or ever did have any interest in the aale of bonds and other securities to the Equitable by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and ways that during the past four years there has been but one transaction between the Equitable and himself and that was a loan to him which was pald back because he was not willing to pay the rate of interest required, A New Policy-Holder, Mr, Harriman would not say whether he was a stockholder in the Equitable or nat, but he iild say he ts a polloy- holder, having taken oug @ poltoy six weeks ago. Mr, Harriman’s complete statement is printed, just as he gave & out, in- (Gontintied on Sevond bated Ga) Resood wags.) HIGHLANDERS IN GAME AT MACON —— Griffith’s Team Taokles Another Southern League Nine To- Day with Youngster Hogg Do- ing the Twirting. .»,. BATTING ORDER. ers, it. land hert} BY ALLEN SANGREE, QLACON, Ga, April 6.—The Highland- eré played the loca, team here to-day, Howe went in to pitch forthe Gritfithes spd held the home team dowa in fine jahape at the start, - making a pret bit Fox led: to. can ro | 5 ci Ne Harn ish HARVARD— roa rer (GAME Score by Innings. 0S 8 kt SAVED HUSBAND FROM SUICIDE, tie out » April rompt action of hie faved J Brendin, of this city, ae pot aon tion to-day. The eenene been. dey monnin, tera] commit sulule, “Hie chy ‘found men Sagioed from a beam by 9 steel wire, ‘ohalr and) tried to . Donlin Hii | McGraw’s JAKE, THE PRESIDENT’S GUIDF, AND A SAMPLE GRIZZLY. cake Borah GIANTS HARDGAME | WITH BUCKEYE NINE| en Make, Three Runs in the ‘ Opening Inning, but Columbus Does Same Thing and Score Is Tied “ in Fourth Inning, BY BOZEMAN BULGER. | BATTING ORDER, . (past to Tie Hiveaine jonas, ; : COLUMBUS, ty pril 3,—Steam! Gian pipes were needed along the base lines ee, devine to-day to keep ‘the runners warm. The! ‘. Plokering, ct, Gtanta donned sweaters and wore their Soeeateae it mufflers about thelr necks going out to “Rae the game. Hulawitt, wey: It looked like enow for a while, but ag nothing colder than base hits fell the rule proviting for\ balla that were hit in snow-banks was abolished by unanimous consent. Mathewson astart- Bresnahan, o,* Mathewson p, ny C Wickey, P. {rrd on Dahlen's out, from Dorner to Doviin went. out, Dorner to, VERIBEST WINS AT BENNINGS Kitm, AMtivce scoring, Gilbert. angled ed in to pitch, and It took just three fal ‘stole Brewnahan walknd, one minufes for him to ascertain that he|And ‘Wiltsc, sei Fi | had met the swiftest crowd of minor Bonita, then fipaled, bor oie. Athan Fuller, Riding Well, Gets 4 to'5 leaguers that tho Glants havo: yot jen: | Hi Fang end ta mepring. . Bremanan. | Favorite Home Two Lengths countered, MoGraw knew thia in ad-| THREE RUNS.” in Ri Gentian, Who | vance, and he put ils men through from a ae RS, Res to Mecann,| /n’ Front of Gentian, Who Is the start, struck out ertea, Wrigley | ., Ridden’ by Hoffman, First Inning. peed Donlin fouled out to Cangalton. Strang went out, Hickey to Kihm, McGann then hit to the fence for two! bases and scored on Mertes' single, Dahlen walked and Devlin hit single, filling th basew,\ dilbert? Le Bonding. in paid ‘nel: MoGann went out, i And Mertes dicd ‘the imate tay. ty ont went out, Hulagtt to Ki 7 1, (Special to The Evening’ World.) yy BENNINGS RACE ‘TRAUK, | WASI- Betephe s. INGTON, D. C.,> April 5,-Mudlarks, Were in demand at Meun.ngs Lia ayer noon, The. niensant epell of weather came to an end with a cold rain storm ‘Saiadecetnatitpema eA MRS. LARNED A SUICIDE. nim Coroner's Jury Deo! in tear origina! form jt would have jed, and ee second on a Third Inning, MeGann fouled out to Kihm, | Mertes Re bag threo bases Dilan rove arte wate Bimen'. i alee tes nied. * 8 thrown oul to Barbone Deviln ‘then fouled at 10 arb Went out Deyitn ‘to. MoGann. Congalton han to Mer Gann NO RUNS. two-year-olds; Topher: 4 ae sir. Tan Bresnal Kihm im fed "out to Mertes, Fourth Inning. papornes, went, in. to $9. pitoh i Py ALBANY Stock and Mortgage A dele licans Peay Colens: aad (ERG BRED ce La amann and. Parmanea narch, Hagama: | algo ran: "Won by Five tengthe rinse es EL athis Biea Ly MEMPHIS’ WINNERS MBMPHIS, T » April 5—The races et Ete Tesuited as followa: usd iy ee LF Qumto Be Pady [2 a to Po, Tee Tu ‘sd ae. ah geek = Slips jor); Olouets Git to, 8) |, can pressure on these bil meant Republioin de! City next all, | ni 1 Be, soul ng make & 1@1 at iar a bal 3 " Borner airisk moat Set ana. Sav Fifth . rroindee i out Buy pent (a early. ahey, wi! he recalled for an am fon of mortem Ne nn tin wend ‘Youn assoctatto 2 hey sald the pus Mertes and Dahl han “went thet, converted the courte Into a. mud- —— out, Hulawitt to Kinin. THREW RUNES, hole and kept the attendance down to Davis filed out to! Gibert, tte hia a Usqualitied for foul say led “ FOURTH RACE—Charley Dickson ada (10 to 1) 2, Mre, Bob —_ HIGGINS REFUSES TO STOP TAX BILLS. (Special to The Evening World.) ANS, April 6.—Goy, luging was Bille tion of New York City Repub- In the Lower House, balled on ‘| him and, begged him to withdraw the N assailed with arguments Tax Governor refused to by ‘that consideration, interfere in ‘legistation orkers returned to * laat bly, fieht yor, The debate on the, bills began Moriguge Tax bill, passed and sent to the Governor, vl be \dment, for’ held’ by pullatie Washin, ri 4, VI © of the measures feat In New York BENNINGS WINNERS. — FIRST RACE—Bohemla' (1 to 8) 1, dane Holly (9 to 5) 2, Tramotor 3, SECOND RACE—Oaklawn (8 to 5) T. 8 Martin (2 to 1) 2 St, THIRD RACE—Poseur (7 to 5) 1, Parkville (100 to 1) 2, Tol San 3, "| Settlement doune, J. G. PHELPS STOKES ENGAGED TO MARRY POOR JEWISH GIRL 'Multi-Millionaire Devoted to East Side Set” tlement Work Chooses as Bride Young Woman Who. Toiled for Years as a Cigar-Maker. | DIFFERENCE OF. FAITH NO BAR BETWEEN THEM. Bride-to-Be Is Miss Harriet Pastor, Talented as Writer and Speaker on Social Topics—Her Fiancee Member. of Rich and Distinguished Family. ‘The editor of the Jewish Dally News announced to-day the engzge- ment of J. G. Phelps Stokes, the millionaire son of Anson Phelps Stokes, to Rose Harriet Pastor, a young Jewess, who has until recently been em- ployed as a writer for that mew ananer, She formerly worked in a Oleve- jJand cigar factory; ‘The wedding will take place in tho Jater part of July, according to infor mation given out to-day by friends: of Miss Pastor, ‘They refused to say whether or, not sho would embra Christianity pricr to her marriaga with Mr. Stokes, who ts a rigid, Fipiscopalian, Détarminnd oppoatiton. op tie part of and she came to New York to accept @ position on that-maper, She conducted a department for women, wrote articles of general in- terest and entered - with enthuslasm Wpon all Lines of work for themproye- mont of the peoplé of her rage,In ad- dition to her skil] as a writer ene i¢-« the Stokes family lias heen encountered | forelblé er and many / times: in on account of the yolng woman's | JaWieh mestiige on the enst aide she religion. attacked the growing tendency of ba People to marry ne, ee Changed Her Views, Her {deaa on this subject underwent & change after she mat the energetic young « millignaire; who has forsaken his. position in lety to work among the poor, She wevered her con- nection with: the Jewish Dally News, and ts now a clerk in the University Settlement offices. Mr. Stokes {s ‘This'ts a romance of -éast side aet- tlement work, {n which young Mr Mtokes has been @n@nged for; somd time. He has lived at the University In Eldridge: etrest, and fas taken a leading part in ‘the charitable and educational moyémonts emanating front that centre of tiotivity, Tt was there that he met Miss Pasto:, « Was Born In Rusela, Bhe will be twenty-six years, old in July and was born in Augustovo, Su- walk, Rueata, Her parents moved with her to London when she was two years old and remained there until 1891 when they emigrated to Cleveland, Miss Pas- tor, then twelve years of age, was put to work in @ clgar factory, remaining at this employment for eleven years, Naturally of.a literary bent, the young olgarmaker improved her time when not at the work-bench, She read exten- sively and. wrote péenis and sketchos for the Cleveland newspapers that showed a high degree of talent. In 1902 the attention of the Jewish Dally News management was attracted to her work, second of hie fam-+ lly to choose a ife ‘mate among the east side settlement workers, His mis ter, Caroline, was also interested in bettering the condition of the poor and was a frequent visitor to the Bkirkige Street Settlement House, Robert. Hunt> er, who has since attained distinction 8, & sociologist, was the pete worker there, and she married ‘are now living in a modest reetie wich village and are ve onsothen ister of, Mr. ‘token WO Pete Stoker ir, Ash ‘glenn ian ayes aay heey. 3, 1a Phe Heian! bet Fora ac FOURTH RACE—Veribest (4 to,6) 1, Gentian (5 to 1) 2, Main 3, nay Innings. pitch, Barbeau wate on Dahlen ists Wife mill been hard work to find anyohing at- Nise Pingo ond Tor ua aay, werk, win | Rim P akan Sang ce Oonentgn| lave wate Minted Mereene, | ECG ch The cask MM ams hts| piRTH RACE—Veoman (7402) 1, ener Bunt pad went te third one | snd Barbeau Reihm buntod, cing Out: dire, William La Larned, wite stone] tne, Tacos Were leee attractive that! | Amberjack (ever) 2, Waddell Il, 3, +e us ivergeld gtung O58, 18 Jett soared, ulate ae rey ° Mathewson ho’ dled on Bunday morn-| “Bering it and altogether ¢ | plea te tott reelet aNberterd, | to MoGann, TH partment, at!No, 663 Lenox | was about ithe a hiner Doth CITY PARK WINNERS . eit, pric Be Se Orin ascend Innings Kaho wrolge, pete See Sta roy, 0. aoe oa | oliathemaon out, Welmlay to | Kihm. |inea ie bela ns as wera extm: |" NEW ORLMANS April &—The results pasty ieied To Graroy: Guith tainea.| Daniln eingled, but mam ceumnt napping | trary a deat eattonnace: fof the races here to-day were as fol- ncell’s atal 1 it £0 RUNG, Kia meyrane’ fouled out to Brown, | ment ond hed tien pa rtp 1 | Je ect BiseMiraoeietenonic eee ne Pi Riel ate gn, Mathewson's tvates! Sdoneles wh the ari ee BD tela Ralaaittout tend’ Qascogne (3 to 1) 2, Golden Flower 8, Phineas out. nee Per cent His ey wan eafe Mon bunt but Wrinley autopey, rein Skamined, one-half, furlongs, setting: SNCOND RACK<Favoritn (to 1) 1, 3 ead sh on ‘ytd ra “Hoge ' orved out at third Mathewaon to | 6" ben t to the Home’@ 0 re es eld 4] oaitarters Wt sir, Pi. 8h. | Dr. McClure (3 to 1) 2, Morimbo 8, ee ‘ont oh Bev Dati aise ate PU ald | Arnel eum Gat risa burial, vahe hen iett | tas 7 SE. ky a], THUR, RACH Daley, Green (ey to ny nt play, Fi NO RUNS. ‘ an | chere,a bride, ‘lees than ago. 35 Time-214.. Atbila finished second, but Inst thi to-day, be influ. He Ane oe its “after jt te FLOORS COLLAPSE IN BIG APARTMENT-HOUSE. Without warning the eighth floor of the ‘skyscraper apart- ment at Eighty-ninth street and Central Park West, which has a steel frame and has reached to the eleventh story, collapsed | (te to-day and went crashing down to the fourth floor, carry- tng the intervening floors along. Severa workmen engaged in fire-proofing and putting up: fire-escapes were carried down with the collapsed floor. Chares Dielman, of No, 360 West Thirty-eighth street, was ; Injured and takén to the J. Hood Wright Hospital. ' pee MLE Ae ‘ GIANTS AT COLUMBUS, GIANTS ...... «-\..-- 30:10 COLUMBUS .... -..- HIGHLANDERS: AT MACON, HIGHLANDERS .... ...... 3 MACON CHARLESTON ...... .-..- \ BROOKLYN ... LATE WINNERS AT BENNINGS. SIXTH RACE—FAIRBURY (7 to 1) 1, WARRANTED: (5! fen 2, GOLD DOME (1 to 2) 3. AT MEMPHIS. FOURTH RACE—OTTO STIFEL (4 to’5)' 1; LEONIDAS (2'to 1)'2; THISTLENO (100 to 1) 3. ; FIFTH RACE=-THE CURE a to.5) 1, SURETTA ( (2 to 1)'2,]: "LADY ELLISON fe Uh wht