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7% \ Borglar She Passes Wishes \ The Final (Pink) Eattion of The Evening World Is the Only C OMPLE TE ‘Sporting ‘WHATHER-Fair to-night and Ween al mae BINAL W RESULTS EDITION [ “ Circulation Books Open to All.’’ 2) gem PRICE ONE CENT. ‘NAN PATTERSON WANTS JURY OF MARRIED MEN Her Good Luck at Trial Just Begun. NO WOMEN SPECTATORS. Florodora Girl, Plump and Dimpled, Strides Jauntily Into Court in New Spring Gown. SMITHS REMAIN iN TOMBS.| * District-Attorney wn Not Reveal Whether He Intends to Call Them as Witnesses in Case. NAN PATTERSON JURORS, Foreman: Lovell W. Albrich, for+ tone, of No, 121 St. » head of the cloak manufacturing firm of J. & F, Ge! Nos, 886-838 Broadway. wht years old A foreman of the jury whioh will de- termine whether or not Nun Patterson murdered Bookmaker Caesar Young was obtained in the second hour of her third ordeal before Recorder Goff in Part Il. of the General Sessions to-day. ‘The ¢rial had been begun at noon in the presence of as many men as could ‘be packed into the tribunal, After half ® dozen talesmien had been subjected to @earching examinations Lovell W, Al- brich, formerly manager of the Amert- <an Ice Company, of No, 233 East Six- ty-eighth street, was accepted as fore~ ae the young defendant smiling ap- t her counsel's choice, ed Albrich is forty-eight years old, father of,a seventeen-year-old girl and! lives in the same plea “house with (Continued on on Second Page.) ————>_— RESULTS AT FAIR GROUNDS. RACE TRACK. FAIR GROUNDS, 8T, LOUIS, April 18—The races run baad iis resulted as follows: .CH—Four furlou to a, 1, oS ts Brow eriartin 3 er Brown in % to 1) 2, Pinto ta IND RAOmC orn of Roscrea tee fo feel Ameren ty to 1) 2, Winte ou, and a aun, Dervish Ub to yi Hen: bon urst (12 to T) 2, Tom Mankins (6 to 1) & = Time—t1.08 2-5, 1 Bagnean (6 to 6) De —— FINISHES AT MEMPHIS, RACH TRACK, MEMPHIS, April 18 —The races here to-day resulted as fol- Used ‘forehand (15 to 1 Mansard (8 to fi ba ac RN Bille Marve ei gar ss Col, TERCOND, RACE—The Cure (0 £2 bet eg @ to ) 2, King Rose 3, PACK Daal Jared off, Ry RACE-—Broadcloth ganaers (even) 2, Grogor K, be MPa fe Ste, a "Red Suopled “UNION ON: PARK RESUI RESULTS. WNION PARK RACH TRACK, ar. LOUIS, April 18—Following are the re- sults of the races here to-day; BT RACE—Six furlon; srt a = sing wo 1 Mie fanile ia 5 is to 2) Hy ronson to 1) ‘Gar deel McC 0. to RUNS es ett to Br, Sono a ft 1H—One mile.--Glebook alli! batty art to & ee hen 0 8) 3. Niroopa, Pres mic, a)1, ASPs (8 to at Ta Lewis oP ie, &| RON BOSTONS BEAT BROOKLYN BY 4102 SCORE Dodgers Get Two in Opening Inning and After That Are Blanked, BROOKLYN, R. 1B, P.O. A, EB. Bheckard, If, {NR Sat eS ast | Lumley rf, . Pee eS Ol Ha: Batch 3b, . gO Ny feet HE Owens, 2b. . t teat as AY Pe Lewis, #3, .. as SO ae Jae | Dobbs, cf, o 2@ 2 0 0 MoGamwell, ( Heed Moet Veet Ate & Ritter, c . o 0 8 2 0 Melntyre, p. O Pl Oued 10 *BAM ..... steerer 0 0 0 0 0 Total siscressovovercree 39 7 2 10 8 *Butted for McoGamwell in the ninth. BOSTON, R. 1B. P.O. A.B, Cannell, of., WEE ARs eh ili |) Tenny, 1b. 268) Sh B38 Alubattoches, ss. | ae SN Vt a) Wolverton, 3b, 0 0 8 2 10 Barclay, If. 1 8) 00) ay Sharpe, nf. | AES I WOME: OR} Lauterbvora, @ 2 8 4.0 Needham, o 16 0 21 Young, 1 10656 0 Total iisreerserecere @ 9 OT 16 2 SCORE BY INNINGS. Brooklyn LAE LAU iat sus ORAL OS Boston, »-210O1L010 Base ft Molntyre, 9; off Young, 7, First Base on Balls—Oft McIntyre, 1; o-2 4 oft Young, 1. Struck Out—By McIntyre, by Young, & Three-Base Hit—Abba- tleatmo. T jase Hit—Young, Sbolen id nell, Bacrinoe Hit— ‘Tenney. lays—Bateh, Owens amd MoGam: ty 7 Hit by Pitcher—Sheck- ard, Lauterborn, Umpires—Emsiie and Banswine, Attendance—1,500, (Special to the Rventng World.) BOSTON, Mase., April 18,—TDhe formal opening of the local seagon took place this aftertigon at the South Bnd Ball Pork in this city when Brooklyn crossed pate with Boston before an audience of @bout 1,500 people.” ‘Nhe ceremonies at- tending the opening were ral in- formal, the street parade and ral blare of trumpets of years’ gone by be- ina noticeably absent. ‘The weather, which for the past two days had been anything but suitable for ball playing, warmed up slightly, but suMictently so to make it enjoyable for thowe in the bleachers, Both Brooklyn and Boston came over from New York last night, and.the local men were at the park this moming going through pome of the stunts which Capt, Tenney | {Pree hopes to develop and pull bis_aggrega- tion away from the bottom of the List. ‘To-morrow is @ legal holiday in the Bay State, being ‘Patriots’ Day,” when the battles of the “Minute Men” at Con~ cond and Lexington are commemorated, and because of thie two games will bel thd played between Boston and Brooklyn, | seb ‘'Dhe firat will begin at 10.30 in the mora- Ing, and the afternoon game «will start at 2.30 o'wock, ‘The sale of the’ Boston club to Frank Dunne, the local theatrical man, was freely discussed in Rte clroles to- day, and but one et bir} Hes Aight owner ext geason in order to make e terms of the mule pee hot take Ptae ‘until the close of Present season, rat Inning. up for the Benen nee firet cut at Rt on t 1 Reve ties et Batch walked Pe aoe Mle and whi Lewis ‘was ‘eying down, Tenney to Lai Your PREEN WINNER OF STAKE RACE AT AQUEDUCT Off Well, the Atheling Colt Led All the Way in the Arverne Feature, AQUEDUCT WINNERS. FIRST RACE--Ggfd Coin (6 to 5) 1, Phyllis A, (7 to 2) 2, Bantam 3, SECOND RACE—Crown Prince (7 to 6) 1, Kehalian (4 to 1) 2, High Wind 3, THIRD RACE—Orly II. (4 to 1) 1, Uncle Urigh (3 to 1) 2, Gold Dome 3. FOURTH RACE-—Preen (6 to 1) 1, Santa Catalina (2 to 1) 2, Czara- phine 3, ry FIFTH RACE—Merrick (11 to 6) 1, Nellle Burn (7 to 1) 2, Rickey 3, SIXTH RACE—Gallant (11 to 6) 1, | Black Prince (10 to 1) 2, Goldsmith 3, BY FRANK W. THORP. (Special to The Evening Wort.) AQUEDUCT RACH TRACK, April 18. —The Arverne Stakes was the feature at Aqueduct this afternoon. This brought three-year-olds together, at six furlongs, and it was the most snterest- ing event of the day. Santa Catalina, Preen, Escutcheon, Sir Brillar, Czara- phine and others were engagéd. The crowd came out muffled up in winter clothing, for the weather was much colder at the course than in New York. RAT BACK—#100 gelling: tor Won arivine: tiite=0.a5 orn Wor StHie rin ae elit 190 § i tk fy gc dead hoe temps ont Glvonnt, Aivienori, Deus! i have’ to a neared dust nati i iow material | to oraen eo rm the leg ‘Time, Close Finish ik First. Phyllis A. was tha early pacemaker, |. folwwed by Bantam, Gold Coin and Dr. Coffin. They rw t ie te were gid. Gol Conn Slosrd was thine ee. fn + of Bantam, SECOND .RACK-#1,000 added: tart Won ‘easily. irimest-a7, rama me iat 100 oe Flgh Winds. aati te, tata! OMANI, wa the frat tom show eer ig. if lost n vate! I aleite. Bituhh had toa im, for he malloped Mig the way and won b; I. i natan, Inet into ee gin bat Mp at furlony almost putting | m, High wiltsa ‘tnd BS aes and Waa over. the. fence, F,pole, got second place by thre Hig Wind. The iment foul been aentet: In er thie race in: “In the Good ft — ‘mite, ovine: soir odea, we pee AR & ee etl 4 é, he if a unete Urigh Couldn't Get Up. Gold Dom t Ant oa rae paced 0 pe Ba aR In ne three-year-olds cond” weed,” Won det ane lowed upele Uri Or 1; 5 8 pen 7, brig. Ory re aa Bi to the front and Tn the run home mgly, but could 10 won by @ neck. and a half in as eae ers ne Preen Led All the Way. gee hh Ad el Piha ag the start ity went au closed res io uaeter, tht Cannell safe on @ short tyre 8 8 ane throw of ar ore fe en folyerton Was out bined was eafe on a slow. fi ni ge be vera ton wy a) an inatea 4 game place and ‘ Laute borne. i ioe to Ritter, ONE Ri na nad nt out to Ryde ai aa te AE on a Bk f. steal, Ritter to Owens. ONE ‘fees tandied slowly, tying to get Megamwell at shied "Mag min. up & foul a Honea Rcd Sena fled i, ee eS or aeons ner iy ton took Ba) gocond, ‘Becond Inning. Bisa tae under. to ener forced ancy ptingled to night. rans Third Inning, Batch prt toning. Baa a %é) -Mortiok All the Way. ta ay A are ine front at the Veht, winning | Pyi te bes i oF the a are only beat-| ee vo ur ; | thene sapene ra are bar! SHEDPSHMAD BAY, April 18—Clear, bright weather and a Iightening fast track nvore the ideal condition here this morning during the galloping hours. There were many visitors present, no- table among whom were the well-known twolng enthusiasts, Mr. and Mrs, H, B, Duryea, Mr, Jewitt and Mr, Thomas Hitoheock, jr. ‘The work hours were pleasantly passed by all concerned. Abeut the most conspicuous work of the morning twas a mile move by Jamos R. Keene's Blnister, He covered the distance in 1.42%. ‘'Puddin'"’ McDanigls was in the saddle, which means about ninety-five pounds on the racer's back. ‘Trainer Rowe was stopping him all the last elght, so the move shows that Bin- ister is in pretty good shape just now and could stand a lot of beating, Thomas Hitchcosk's champion cross- country performance on Good and Plenty was given one turn of the field and the racer schooled beauti- fully. He was accompanied hy a hun- ter with Nut Rav in the saddle, At the eighth jump Ray wes unseuited without any injury "0 efther horse or rider, AN of the Hitchcpck stable of racers are now quartered up at the Coney Istand Jockey Club's grounds, The principal workouts of the morn- ing were the following: ANCESTOR—A fhait mile—0.14, 0.26, 0.45 3-5, 0.66 1-5,-breezing; 110 pounds up. Fur from a race, BUCKLEY A.—Aix turlongs—0.18, 0.56, 0.59, 0.6% up. + ‘The tudnee fs gving slow with thia fellow. Gardner, trainer, UNCAS, iio pounds 4 NUIT. BLANCH, 12 pounds up; CAMPO, 95 ‘pounds up; eeven furlol 0.26'1-4, pin, 0.40, 0 64, 1.406, 1,19, 1.945 These’ three’ are in & most forward condition “nd NY) Bar telet ‘be ready for the nces. «J, H “GHiMNey Wiebe prong? Hi six turlonga.—0.18, 0251-2, 0.49, 0, 1, with Buckley. am ind a Goa Work is nearly fit, F, Gardner, beat | RA aekae pounds UBS suosin 100 _poun mip six furl BK 20; gallo) ais if 0,18, 0,26, 0.87, ayes ‘condition. mile.— | Doth in a forward ae HICS—111 one A od 0,24 4-3, Gaya 1012-3 th pe deat fas tthe Thoves | X, the je finish, Cc, BSAVABLH, 110 a 10 pounds: ‘ahd OT OR! sae 1.4825; all out. work was vy ‘tired teed nothing at } | trainer, serait up—A ing handily.—Both 0 y ft and will be 0.13, 0.24, ready to Jamaioa, BEDOUIN, ‘AIN, 118 oa, Oa 4, Lot iy i, ing. work was done’ ih Nes enee of their owners who appeared we aie aie trad, a or, pear Nellie well seed with the yesult: sia bc O38 uth m4. wind ad the J, Hug- She $s tou in biel Powing ‘was against hi SaTNIBY a ta u 0,18, a3, OES, 49, 1.01, Piste, epee 1421-2; very east): Foye was stop) ng him pane last eight é Rowe, tra SY80) Re cke. un da 1.21 1.07, Just a big gallop tor thts iin up . Rowe, trainer, COURT. 05 5 Pounds Wy CRO! ine 8 0.12 fi iy ES 8 Bere band: Cooma muh ed jokes, th ‘wae only'a a seeitee oxoroise, Sepia Rowe, tradner. WILD DENT tio unds uy mi in 1.49, gato} bing. ie jooke As nat] ant member of the Keene ating was pon Fs is UD; Fe maria ar io, 48, 207, pulling up, wedoning’ way, hase thres. force file and were never extended at be 33 A} Baran J. Rowe, Cay MONDAY, 120 pounds a LLAM. ONT BOTT pounte ie: a tat Faved gt 28, 4b an gshoping, “Bi Bis peace GRAVESEND TRIALS. (Special to The Byening We GRAVESEND "RACH TRACK. April 18,-The weather moderated to some extent this morning and the trainers consequently took advantage Of it and went thelr charges along at quite a morry ollp, Byrlew enpeciaily, being ‘busy with the Bennington string, He ‘worked the great Betdame ae & common ‘woter, hae fey rhe Br ane Abehvete , 1,06, 1.20, breering; 100 pounds | band! 3] 8. 1906. STAKE HORSES IN GOOD TRIALS TO-DAY Mrs. Herman B, Duryea Among the Vis- itors at Sheepshead Bay Track Dur- ing the Eztly Morning Galloping Hours. 0.48 1-6, 1.03, 1.16, all out; 120 pounds up. This horse does not seem to want long route, Is a very nice-looking horse and may possibly develop into a good sprinter, BOB EDGREN, 0.2%, 0,87 8-6, 0.61 8-8, ‘handy; 9 pounds up, Just a fair colt, BHLDAME-1 mile in 1482-5, gallop- ing; 120 pounds up; just a gallop for her. At that she does not seem to have! the vim of last year. BUTNLING, 0,26 3-5, 0.64, 1.20 2-6, bream ing; 9 pounds up, Doing fine and ft to race any day; likes mud, CHRYSITISO, 0,12, 0.249-5, 0.81, 0.50, 1.05, handily; 100 pounde up. This lly fol off very much for some cause. Ap: parently doing a little betten than a week ago, COY MAID, 0,18, 0,261-5, 0.40, 0.54 2-8, broesing; 90 pounds up. A shitty iitte ayy herey ap mt 0 race, AMP LA: 0,18, 0.26 8-5, 0.40, 0.84, 1,19 2-5, handily.’ Ready ‘to run the race | of his life, DIVINATION, 0.25, 0.62, 1.21 2-6, hand. ys 100 pounds up. Not reliable and not to much at any rate, VELYN J.—0,25, 0.68, 1.06 8- handily; 100 pounds up. Not much and does not improve, MPEROR OF INDIA—0,121-6, 0.25, handily; 110 pounds up. This colt overrated, fe does not show in his work that ‘the is of much class, IMIRST WATER—(.11 8-5, 0.19.8-5, 0.49, 1.08, all out; 100 pounda up, Tho’ time would indicate that this waa quite a ‘high-class colt, but he was certainly straight this mornin; 4, 0.86 3-5, 0.51 2-5, Lae tichae 0,11 3-6, 95, pees wp. A olever filly ie a ridoee rou’ ASCAR-Catiooled the full course of the mye fleld, doing fine and jum} & Nt » 0,25, 0.87 8-5, .. 0.61 2-5, x f handiiye i pounds up. good ores Is training fine and it he sound will take some beating, ting FER NOs. uarter. in pase Quite’ a, speedy wit dooan'é, RRL ethene a1 12, 026, 040, 0642-5, handily; 100 pounds ing Root and hus a lot oftapecd not yet Feady, ACK IN—-0,21.8-5, 0.643-5, 1, tt 1.49, tend; fib es ne up. fing pnd about Tae, ae ai | ; at 1-5, 0.40, 0.64, tays mc! but that said, Pee apeed an all will hold his own with can’ horse. adh has speed, KING POPPHR—012 1285, Hse Lay atl ‘Thte ol cm furl ihe emt ee “chera stake engagements at] ot CLAIMS EIGHT IN TENEMENT Five Dead and Three Dying from Little West Twelfth Street House, TWO MOTHERS MOURN. Mrs. Darder Sees Three Little Ones Dead Within Week— Mrs, Frawley Two. SMALE HOPE.\OF OTHERS. L] lr and Bitternees Fill Their Hearts as They Binme Sur roundings for Plague. A pale-faced. dry-eved woman with a black @hawl over her head walked ko one dazed out of the brick tenement at No, 18 Little Woat Twelfth street to- day. She was Mrs. David Darder, and was on the way to the New York Hoa- pital to vielt the fourth of her four children who were carried there dying of spinal meningitis last Tuesday. The other three children are dead—all with- in one week—and David, the third, dled only last night, Behind Mra, Darder from the top floor of the dark tenement came the sound of a woman sobbing, The cries, half suppressed, grew louder, until an- other black-robed figure, her face swollen with weeping, stepped into the light of the narrow doorway, ‘Dhis was Mrs. James Frawley, who two weeks ago was the mother of: four ‘healthful children, To-day two of them are dead of the dread spinal meningitis and two more are dying at the New York Hospital, Mourns Three Now. "Yes, my three ohildren are fone,” sald Mrs, Darder with helpless despair in her eyes. "I pray to God that Frank, my seventeen-year-old boy at the hos- pital now, will be spared me. I have ne other chili, Louse, sixteen years ‘old, but I am’ keeping her away from home, I know it ts this house that is the cause of my children's di “Only a week ago they w: and strong. Then Wendell, year-old boy, and nd, my two- year-old baby, were talen sick, Next David, eleven years old, was taken ack and gent to the hospital to die, I would move from here, but I will have to stay the month out now, “My tru nd has done everything he could, ‘@ have. tried to get the house fumigated and the yard cleaned, all well my five- nds but have had to do it ourselves, "Oh! It ls hard to lose your children like this, but no one seems to care how poor people are stricken down, We can fot | die by whole families and nothing is Soe a ), 1.07, “pari: 88 bountes bone and one gf heen? ‘eye on. eran fn -, ies kan Pte dag te os, Sy Pounds up. iS Hes rhueh Reco Pai bis uy BUS — 0.26 8-5 O63. 1.04 8-6 2.4 18978 LES, anally . wa Me nicely a atid bra) can iBolie 1,20. han- ey el aie ing well, und Hid at eee, 0.58, 1,07; han- any; My pounds up, Not much} pass LOVE, 0.54 2-5; handily; 118 pound Books raced out; liken & SGAND: BT WOOD 044 5, a dard ap pany 1 pounds This is nic ‘win oon, Don't pore ROSTANDA—0,24 3-5, 0,50 1-6, 1.20; han- | ae 16 Tooke wat up. Pulled up a trifie asta A ni jerwises, fg eterno be bent 25 3-6, 3. ¥ a Ai} breea'ng; 110 nda wp, b Dela “about ace Pi Malet Win a 25 8-5, 0.58 2-5; handy nds Ut much 15 ‘ound kites Hitoe apt ns i ing fine a: ‘gure to hold is own with any of the top- WAHOTGUN—o. 251-6, 0.) +} 8-5, 1.04, 1. oenony: re unde tip. 8 Shaping up well nd id his on bai hte) FONIDAS 0.25 & le BE hanlys 110 110 a ‘Up. foot, ate more than a a ealtng ator. OLD BADGE ONT AGel han. dily; 100 pounds up, A nic oot a and fit ee GIANTS’ GAME OFF, TOO. POIO GROUNDS, April 18.—The first game of tho series between the Glants ant the Philadelphia team, slated to va meted Ree this atheraoan, Was called ol accor and ‘the threatened: rain, Rice enters WEATHER FORECAST. Forecast for the thirty-elx houre ending at 8 P. M. Wednesday for New York City and vicinity: Fair to-night; Wednesday falr and freah done to protect us, We pay our rent here, but ere not given the comforta the rich give their horses and cattle,” Mra, Darder is a sweet faced woman whom terrible suffering has given a look of deep despair. Even in her own eorrow she was trying to comfort Mra, Frawley, the woman on the top floor, Despair Claims Her. "I poor thing just alts there all day .ndories," said Mrs. Darder, ‘and my heart aches for her.’ § Another nelghbor who had joined the roup told how the woman whose hus- band 's away all day, sits in her rock- ing chair holding her children's clothes in ler hands, weeping from morning until night, Bee Oxi, is only broken by the dally visits to the hoapltal to. inquire after her two remaining chél- 4 jimmy and Freddy died two weeks ago,” eajd Mrs. Darder as she tried to soothe her sister sufferer’s grief, “Jimmie was three years olf and Freddy five. My children were attacked Just the same, so I felt it was all over 5; ene | when they were cared from the houne,"’ Jimmie Frawley was the first victim of spinal meningitis at No, 18 Little ‘Twelfth street, In the howpital now are ; | Mamie Frawley, aged ‘seven, and Dora, aged ten, Moanie was sald to be dying to-day. “E wish I could get out of this house,"* said @ mother of five children who lives across the hall from the Frawleys, “but we only moved in last Saturday, and wo can't afford to lose the rent, There are five families in the house with chil- dren, and they are al) frightened aut them.” The fathers of the dead children de: parted for their work this morning as usual, for in the families where re are tunerals to be pald for there 4g no time for rest, "I wonder what ricoh people would think, wh¢n they weep over the loss of @ pet ’ gatd the heart-broken Mrs. Darder, they could look into 18 dey! my Snare wore play: Tne ae ago and It des slate, zo week It doesn't seem an if ve, could must,” these things, but T suppose we NO HIGHLANDER GAME. « to The Bvening GROUNDS, PHI WC 1d weather Onn nr o aise | “pammmsaspeeam | RESULTS EDITIO NEW YORK, TUESDAY, APRIL 18, SIN WOTGTER AGENTS PLEDGE PRICE ONE C. 4 THEIR SUPPOR] TO HYDE'S FO Endorse Alexander and Tarbell, and Al the Former’s ““Recommendations” in Equitable Including Demand that Young Man Quit Office, HYDE HISSED WHEN HE MAKES ATTACK ON TARBELLg Latter, Attacked on Account of $135,000 Re newal Interest, Shakes Finger Under Ad- versary’s Nose and Taunts Him by Hints of Enforced Restitution. r i a The general agenty of the Equitable Iife Assurance Soctlcty, after | stormy session at the Rotel Savoy this afternoon, during which they addressed by President Alexander, James H. Hyde and Gage B, Tarbell, he two latter indulging in rather bitter personalities, adopted resolutions, fj ih dorsing the administration of Mr, Alexander and completo!y ignoring Hyde. ¥ if The agents demanded the immediate adoption of all the recommend tions made during the past few weeks by President Alexander, and althouy they didn’t any #0 in the resolution, they declared afterward this includes tr recommondation uf the President that Mr. Hyde resign all of his offices. this is the meaning of the resolution It {g rather feebly exproesed, ¢ It developed after adjournment that | our unqualified support in his every there was consMerable difference of| fort to protect the manugoment of (i@ihl opinion among the agents on how Mr. | Society to which we are also devotedy) t Hyde, should be treated in the regolu- | 8 a8 to safoguard for all time the thy ay We ‘Some were In favor of a flat-footed | ttresta of thé polloy-holdens; ment instead of resting on the am- Phstopuoti ie ida: ine erareey our entl s0U8 , ‘These dence the President wit! ¢on# bi perabreh cee tinue unfalteringly and finish the worl) ‘Were oubwcr eel of investigation which He has\s0 co Will Meet Again. a@geously begun; fot Resolved, That we urge on the diteds ‘The agenta met again later in the @ft- | tora of the Hyultable the dmperative ties ernocon and paseed @ resolution indors- t ing Mr, Tarbell, Geselty of the speedy adoption ’ a ihag tt recommendations ‘The resolwthon as adopted ta tn th: jeans of conserving the interents rain as follows: ‘of the’ Society, of the polloy-holders, ¢ ‘Whereas, The business of life insur- Ourselves and of our faithful age ate ance is a most sacred trust. bestowed | throughout the field in the Hfework on a corporate body, no company 6N-/ have chosen, in Wendling or edministering | 7 was shortly after the agente funds for the protection of innumerable | into wession that Mr, Alexander and] beneficiaries oan enjoy any permanent At success except upon principles of | moments later Mr. Hyde, who had serupulous honesty, and omMcered by/in an anteroom, appeared, Mr. HI men of unquestioned personal chas-| walked to the platform and took; acter. Thene together guarantee un- doubted corporate cleanness, without ohalr on President Alexander's ri while Mr, Tarbell ocoupled one on which public confidence cannot be / president's left. There was no grecting maintained; between the men, Mr, Hyde's entran ‘Whereas, James W. Alexander as being marked by complete aeilénce OmRy Prealdent of the Equitable Life Asaur- the part of the agents, { As soon as Mr. Hyde had be meat President Alexander rose nounced that, aa prestdent of the olety, he wished to weloome the J to the city, No Facts from Alexander, i “1 have been requested by the invese tigating committee,” he sald, “not te (Continued on Second Page,) ance Society of the United States has found it necessary to take measures for the permanent intrenchment of the Society's management beyond the con- t¥ol of any other interest than those of ita polloy-olders, for whose benefit and protection the Equitable has uni- formly been held out to exigt and ought to exist; and, Resolved, That now in conference as- sembled we do pledge to the President BASEBALL BOSTON AT WASHINGTON (A..L.), BOSTON ...-... ----0--5 00000000 0.0) WASHINGTON ... ..- 19000000 — 1 ete ie LATE WINNERS AT MEMPHIS. SIXTH RACE—OUR SISTER (7 to 5) 1, HARRY New (e9 to 1) 2, ARG LIGHT (3 to 2) 3. ‘yb dial AT ST. LOUIS FAIR GROUNDS.