The evening world. Newspaper, April 22, 1905, Page 2

TE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, APRIT, 22, 1905, BIGAMIST BRIDE WHO ENDED LIFE. @Ay EQUITABLE GET A LINE ON THE | = a . f a ~ «PAYS MANY OF MUD RUNNERS NOW eng 19 ready ito race, J, Witzsimmons, {ity tof not much account at her beet, Trainer. el SP an KTAMMSHIA~10 pounds up; a ha ANS. furlonaa tn 1.29 2-6, | Lawyer Declares His ‘‘Per-| mito—0.18, 0.27, 0.29%, 0.0244, handily. A it and doesn't need more. mod runrer and a good selling plater, jan tg works | 7 ‘ W. Karrick, trainer. Neeser’ ALAY 0.08 Sef, 0.54 1.21, hands’ sonal Help’ Costs Socie- | “critveorrtis— 115 pounas up; ave) Il" JW, pounds up. Just «cheap! platens furlongs in 144, rocking. “Far from 8] “Wai avg oH, GELDING, by Russ 103. race. P. Wimmer, trainer, Sell—Qne mile in’ 1.4, breeding; 418 000 a Year BAGHENA+105 pounds up; The Scola, h Hf Droesing; 118 Ys yoo pounds up; a halt mile, O14, 0% | ROUNds up. Getting a very slow prep. 0.42, 0.55, galloping, W. Karrick, traines, MOROKANT<A 7, 0.54 2-6, handily; A 1 up’ ag a bd | == BRIDE TAKES POISON ‘by Andet lulliven wtruck ou! nesses) AS HUSBANDS MEET 1° Bilt mamaerenueame to. SHIN, ° ra 's bungie, pit red on a bouncer to ces For Seven Years Sadie McCartin Hood- Jed, filo the crowd, ul catch, Wolfe oe ease a! o winked Employers, Husband, Lover Gintse feces] = and Parents, and When Exposure Poller in front of the plate, ‘ . TRIES ‘aieh os. serene Came Drank Carbolic Acid, Et dan easy ninsnrnentetiie, n ordinary horses, base "§ BYI—100 pounds vp; four fur} 115 pounds un. Py It was learned this afternoon that an | CATS ue yp es namndily., One | proposition, we; Past bam attorney employed by certain Equitable| of the Paket youngsters; can run in the) PROPIOR—One mile In 1.60, handilyy Ba Ht ie 115 pounds up, Receiving a volieyholders antagonistic to James H.|™Mi oA J AQYNEY atti: woven tur-| sts Ivltad for ste Bee ul rt dy. Williains wwe outs “iit raon, expired, via NB. | NO RUNS, Two husbands mourn Sadle Legrave-McCartin-Lichenstern, the prett: 'g--One mile Ih £0 $9 a 3 rn, y | ty 08, 1.28, 1.99] PHORBUS—One mile in 1.59 2 Seta nang. aer| NeW York woinan whe committed sulelde yosterday at Johnstown, N. Y., | an Lesa aNG ca ay ee Bis epee HM GE ad hipaa nena | ‘ ° 5 Mr. Hyde wi | gat +. S| ride, Ha 4 Rar and Gaasldy mie Roencet | when faced with prosecution for bigamy, The grief of each husband te thes oleria |het eee ee rea | alot UUNeate tuelongs mt maintenance of a small army of clerks! traincr, | and personal attendants at the expense! Dreame: 1 ne Hd. Mullen filed out to! gincere, although neither had knowledge of the existence of the other unth ded ee ‘a stinger to jet f few days ago, McCartin, the husband of seven years’ standing, preeipl- e War pluses Te rng | tated the self-destruction of is wifo when he learned she haa married by A pitched ball, and it George M, Lichenstern, by rushing in hia blind rage to a lawyer, inaugu- oond on McGuire's out t su Mat was all Clarkson struck ( rating a sult for alienation and making plaus for enforcing his demands, nh inal A peculiar coincidence is that a third man, employed by the same firm ut, Klterions ea| 88 the wonian and the second husband, after hearing of her death walked ofbe meld and Chase and Wolfe | into a drug store, asked for carbolie acid and drank it, dying almost in- ‘aa | : . and Tota~-| lly: 113 pounda up. Does not seam, to 106 Domne ones (aad » his speed, But he has not been Jor the soclety, 16 ps A together and Not near a tace, According to tho report of this at- | euvopIis tee Both oan Fun GLOVES ‘en furlongs in | fiished hei . Bo i [torney Mr Hyde has been ustng $1000 | Ini tie. nla? J. HOREINE, trainer || AQ run hie ence eae @ year of the Kqultable funds for the | [landy, 100 pounds Upp end: Wocnen aM see AG ee tos 039, Ont salaries of porsonal servants at hie rest<| 10), bounds (ups Sis fr eM roimant| brecaing: 100 pounds up, A clever colt dences in this clty and at Bay Shore, | ieee ee pain A, J. Joyner, | and will bear watchin L, 1; $75,000 @ year for the salaries of |trniner, Y three secretaries and thirty clerks and| Flegal—110 pounds upt eeven fuplonis, DWYER BUYS DAINGERFIELD. $12,000 In expenses alleged to be incurred | 0-18 90.26, O98 5h 0. A cote aire easy for Wil ims. NO| tantly, Whether he had ever met the woman Is not kows In the service of the society. Raed Ready, J, Howe, trainer. Major Daingerfeld, the holder of the m x i Kener et Bath ton ons Muny women have married when the claims of a living husband placed Neo Work for Soctety, Von Tromp pounds wp: halt mile! three-year-old champlonship in 1902, was Bibertold did fixowtse, 8 legal ber in the way. In this respect Sadie Legrave-MoCartin-Lichen- | Tt Is charged that not one of these Het Reens strini sald t P. J. Dwyer in the Fasig-Tipton duet ale of the horses of William employees does a gtroke of work for| Lord ct AU inds up! one mile i B. Lovie and Andrew Miller at the Acs the Equitaze Society. The three sec Agicant Ce eeege well-known mud | Quedurt race “track | to-tay. for ¥ retaries are enguged exclusively in the| peetormera, “A. J. Joyner. Leiner: he, stakes won ‘by Maior Dalnwerdald work of the Alltance Erancals, for the is nda up, six furlongs] {fh the past four ses re promotion of which Mr. Hyde my car-old filly by voll Sixth Inning. stern outablished no precedent, but she surrounded herself with complica- led, off with a single to left,| tions in effecting her second mariage that were unique, dvanoed a peg on Hill's sacrifice. have it in him, and tor the! HOODWINKED THEM ALL, with a eer eave Panne babad Her parents knew she was married to Michael McCaftin,, that she had in, Way Was out, from! had a child by him and that the child had died in infancy, but they did not know she was posing at her place of employment as a single woman, es tame on Beans Her employers did not know she was married, and supposed that sho| SAQie he basa Gnd tho crowd go: | was living with her sick and widowed mother in an apartment-house In| M¢CARTIN. there bo something doing, | Harlem, Her husband supposed her to be a faithful wife\and in the strict Miiidacne ont at home... | line of morals she was, but outside of her home with him she maintained Sen gp-! in hana Geet ine money an apartment in West One Hundred and Second street, where she posed as ‘Sysonby, 120 5, 0.62.25, 1.04. 1.19, gail Tas thies a8 once | In 0.13, 0.26, 0.89 3-5, 0.62 2-5, Gov Malad, a. three-y ¢ y Ww good this fellow 18 J.) iingston-Monnie Gal, was old to decorated by the French Government, |!png: Ol}, Ow 8 Draper for, $4,000, Hurstbourne, a wells eee teeiie, see: Prince Ching. 118 pounds 11». se: " Tho thirty clerks, Mt is charged, arejlongs in 1.99, gulloping. Matt F neaged only ’ tel enero iy on the private work of Trop Sall. 100 pounds up; Yuma, 110 \ Mn di They do nothing vave at his! pounda up, and Zuma, 10 pounds ip. order, and are not of the slightest valuo|inalf mile in 0.56 breezing, ‘Taree two- Iw any capacity to the society, The} vear-olda of the Duryean SOUR anist e personal citendants, It 's charged, in-|Preczed tn Indian file, Pond’s Extract should be used ‘ ner, clude gardeners, stoblemen, grooma,| “P8015 pounde;. one and &e,, at the Bay Shore home, and|ciehth miles—0.19 1-5 26 24 (mornlog BieHe as uae fied known pert mer sold fi nd an 5, 0.39, 0.1 faced him, took a freah grip | a single woman, — i > 1,20, 1.83 1.46 2.08 galloping; well en the nose and throat when diluted Iuld of home-ralsed and whacked is ne \ BUT Nes pom, He avieeen and ti ali the high-class events, J, Rowe, | with an ual quantity of wat 0 O21 » Bcor! nde Me M a . " —, Conroy. and uien while they | DECHIVED WORST OF ALL. N AY On Just whut ground AY. Hyde gels] BOCTHERN CROSS—199 pounds up: | | CAUTION—Do not use as a Sie fo wet the old man, at sec ‘The innocent cause of all this deception was George M. Lichenstern, an . the $12,000 of expense mhoney is not clear, {Six furlongs in 1.2%, galloping, A. J: | stitute witeh hazel which is sold and acampere: in wi leGuire ig 4 ME 7) joy’ 4 . sn ascond, "Clarkenon wae out trom | Honest, sincere young man, who was himeelt, perhaps, the most grievously The attorney who has collected theso/"{RitALITHc10 pounds up: seven | represented to be the same as Pond’s Hf fo first, and Dougherty’s grounder | gecetved of any of the victims of the woman's unwilli alleged facts does not go into this, furtongs, 018 0%, bs, 06% 105 118.1 Peiract, There is witch hazel stow led the ch . 3 ng perfidy. J St pulling up; worth a good bet ihe wi nN sh es © Chapter, THRER | 1. was hig love for her that brought | loath to belleve that she had been un+ Beard of Dirpovors ty fhe etter ug beg fimt'time out. J, Rowe, SEMagF avon | ot the market containing wood aleo. - Screnth wie about the original line of action on the | faithful to hiin, but, after investigat, ey Who) BARTENDER—H0 pounds iran in}hol. Of seventy samples of witch lien fouled out to Conroy, and Mul. | Rast of Sadle Loxmve McCartin~as she | ing, he learned the aruth, wold hie foenie —_-—-- IPE MUSTANG AEITSd ea ule nomena eet at in ah Beton ead, ai bite | Agel renpadl purchased from as B fanned. Kittredge lifted an easy | was at that time. ture and atarted in purstlit of hia truant | . (Continued trom First Page.) Used In tho argiments for mutualiga-| the mud and ts ronds enentty Rey Tionehars were ites spouse | Yon before Superintendent Hendricks| Simmons, EEN nae up, and Lar-|many dealers in the open market, out on 1 grounder to Mall Her First Marriage, miley. fanned oat, Patch was. the| @24!n wt least one of the polleyholdar's| io yan unde Uprn halt mile O12, 0.25, fifty-two contained Wood Atcohob ri . Vie ‘At Johnetown the man glove ‘factory is an linportant erste ey, joubles he berfeld . wuftered the daughter of hardworking, | ore Aa nt person, [throw ta Tenney, doubled up Batch. | Lumiey, Bie eande eRe ye | suits now pending. OS OF, pulling Up. A pair of two- madame {hereupon cracked an-!respectable parents, and was born In |ranged tor the bride of the sew mast [NO ONS [Regt viewin “Henney hanticd Owens| ‘Tho general agents held a meeting in| yest-olde ot. the Wimmerpairiig, ¥.| (poison) or Formaldehyde (poison), a West Forty-second treet, between Ld oe last night Lichenster: art a pliouan con a safely. vidth and Genth avenie, reeniveteowr B dinner to a large number of | Sharpe hit a fly to right centre for a ged Second Inning. | rinaiea through Hatty'’s legs and went] the Rquitable Building to-day to decide | Wimmer, Tratner, or both, . but Williams in roun friends at the hotel, to recond on Lew safo drive to| INCORRIGIRLE—100 pounds up, four rH ! -|tight. Dobbs filed out to Barclay, NO| Whether they ought to make any reply | uriongs in 0.56, breesing. W, Karrlck, | e—-—----—_-__""7 wh amd was thrown out| years ago. Hor father and mother atill bag and went to second on Lauter | taht. plate. NO RUNS. rosie in think BEIGLNOINEGG, Wher All during yosterday guests were call- | born'a sacrifice, McIntyre to fhabb, | RUNG, to the letter sent to them yesterday by| Trainer. i ‘ ing on the bride and bridegroom. ‘There |Rheskard mate ia sreat running catch Sixth Inning, Mr, Hyde, explaining why he would|, PREDICAMENT — 18 pounde uni «| WANTS! WANTS! WANTS) Elghth Inning. waa seventeen years of age she mar-| Were geveral friends in the parlor of thy | Gr Necdham’s foul fly near the bleach: | half milo in 0.34, handily; W. Karrick, Mite was out on a My rled Michael McCartin, a aturay, sober | Hotel in {he atternoon when Scand was |ories, Wilieim was re'red on a pretty |, Tenney ambled to first on four wide A ee eae Tequest that he resign. | trainer. Seis espana TBue ROP . and Jones's deat house painter and decoratog, and they |” “Michael McCardn, New York City,’ | Play by Lewis and Babb, NO RUNS. | | pals, but way doubled up. with Batty | M0 ee ee oe ee en aploping W, Barrick Branch flices of |’ H Hned a beauty to Keeler, who | went to live In a little wert alde fla |_BMra Lichensern paied aligmin’ but | Owen's srounder was taken Chto ‘a {ahat the ball to Benoein ane’ te come | makios @ hit reply, out It was tinally| longs in 0.68 2-5 galloping. W, : : i : a Hel eda | Shot ‘the ball ‘to Bahb in. Ume to’ com= ralner, B temarkable, catch, falling at | Where thelt baby wae bors, ane telly Tecoverad hhorgelf ‘and Jett | by Batty and Tonny: Lawle rolled 8 | alte double pare Wolverae wascaina| decided that ax thoir convention ended | TANS, HAMPTON—100 pounds up: » THE WORLD G8 « @ Pal: | “ithe baby did not live long and thho | nce pero eer ge met, MeCattin, | Hom ONE MTN Ahan. Mokbe punted /deadheaded to frst by Metntyre. Bars | on Thusaday at tho Hotel Savoy tteould| half mile it 68%, cnally, "A. d, Joyner, i 4 UNS. J 4 ole second, | CY Med to Lewis, NO RUNS. hot be reopened unless all th Uniner, ed fled to Jones. McGuire alngied, | mother pined after the little one was|in a sult for $10.00 which he had filed | Stfely to the snfleld and sto | ,Ba>d went out, Wilhelm to ‘Tenney, Bad beth VORT-106 pounds up; four oe ‘ Te tetsu on Clanton taken from her, About five years ago | against Lichenstern, charging him with | Babb Happen tN aH Be RUNS: | Ritter kept up his good mitting by GH. | WEED PTONRDE, a in then t ee Os handily, A. J. Joy. | Mor the Reception of Advertizamenta a , . y ‘ced 5 ng. fy e ba a e ya e Y re heir h me oUt on «rounder to Cassidy, |she determined to go to work, with the!" ho woman took the papers and, ee UNG can. | for to busem He was chomht napping | the others decided not to take ang we: ater Wing—106 pounds up, @ half the Hemular Advertising Rates 1 29. NO Rus. double purpose of taking her mind off| mounting to her room on ono of ihe | Melntyre made a clever stop of Can-| by Wihelins throw to Butte, Meters | lon and adjourned. eater ee opitel A ie doyner, Buy Inth Inning, her sorrow and of helping out the earn: |UPPe!,Hoors, locked hereelf in. he thei} Jnell's bounder and threw him out. ‘Ten-| was tho thtid. out, Lautertiorn t0 Ten: fhe awente all fviterated thelr loy-| tatner . Pde! ‘ Singled to right. || Huolsman | Ings of her husband. Grained the ‘contents, There her dead |fimeg inl tached. sesond on Doohss | Uo NO RUNS. betore goin ReaaMderTarbell faction! “Winnig Hand, 100 pounds up: four.tur- ire anaes ow bade @ position In the ofMfee Body wes fold, A det until ahve, lett PMS, BAL wENt Ou Bateh to Baby, Seventh Inning, soing home, however, longa {ih 82; easly; A. dy Joyner, " ~ |of Wertheimer & Co., glove manufact- I 18 Tenney reaching third.’ Wolverton WAS gyarpes's hot grounder was tos, ; er (208-polnds up; tour furlongs Mullen lifted a ‘fyy me," sald McCartin, —“'To think that sed of by Owens and Babb. NO», Sharpesa iiat grounder was tossed to] BILL TO GIVE VOTE inv Boe naeA cd, downers trainers ivan was out on a|urers, at No, 67 Bleecker street, with ay {nis girl could have decelved me” as o 01"? . ay fielder, Lewis made reat sto} a by [aLOTy Oe UPB HesowaL IA Fs 1h PORT | Mie DAS BODE eb aporeii< Lohans |, Ruten landed the ball on the nose |fmice’ gana. mage B erent stop and TO POLICY-HOLDERS, ing this poattion she took the frst tap] sot, Gala when his griot could be cons,| fF H single io centre and reached sec- | grounder. ust nipping the hitter, Needs In falsenood that fnaily led her to the) {eingae Tiina contd sake hinwele| ond on Mcintyre's sucrifice, ‘Tenney to ham was rotired by Mcintyre and Sabb, “TY ——— Lauterhorn. heckard’s high one was) NO RIN, (Special to The Evening World.) Brave of @ suicide, She gave the name! underviood her and she loved | collared by” Lauterborn. Sheckand singled to left, and reached| ALBANY, April 2—As a result of Polhakie BATTING ORDER of Miss Badle MoCartin, fearing that] Me, And I Had te dee ee iclg nee | Lumley walked, Batch singted, filling | necond on Lumley's safe’ drive to the | a visit. to ‘Albany yesterday ot agents Deascies (0 the Merete rena? je hy y n for her not marrying me." | ) ah Jf she said she was marcie’ tt would] “if.cnse <i het THe Oo TN ees Ne eae .On | name field. | Hatch singled, scoring | of the Kauilable Lite a bill is being pree| GRAVESEND, April 22—The track 4 Sheckard. On the throw to the pl pared for the protection of the polloy| W* Very heavy this morning from the C as the storier of the two men Owens the sic prejudice her in seouring employment. | wero told, the maze of decelt was laid | "8 Krounder to Wilhelm. NO RUN ‘ po) ings Lumley reached third and Batch re any MoGettinan, a, " Met Lichtenstein. ean ara lean rhaad Racer HP poredctyataning ond. Owens went out, Wilhelm to Ten.| holders, The measure, which will be| Tain of last pee There einine Moger Hine, pa. CR a Drm, MeCartin war not without friends|,Parclay’s | pop-Ay was caught by! ney, Lumley scored on Lewis's grounder | introduced by Senator Page next Tues.| Hlitlt being done in the way of training, AV mat Hi naretty, ¢ Salesnen for the firm was among women elthereeoon women, who | Lome. Mcintyre knocked down Sharpe's) to Tenney, the latter's throw to Need: | day, will provide aluat telaece ‘of poll. | Fred Rurlew let Beldame gallop a mile TH AV —At Nos. 1336, 1860, White at, George Tdchenstorn. When he visited | reer eae tio, TLiiman, of Nor to | hot, Pounder and nalled the batter at ham be iq too late to catch Lumley. | oie amounting to $1,000 and over shai {in 1-49 3-6.Just to keep her “pipes"’ open, 1 COANE, If, the office ho met the supposed Mise | weet’, nde eT NTC mtzeet, | frat. Lautert t the Beaneaters Dobbs foul-filed to Sharpe, Batch scor- bay i nd over shall] in following were the tert works bar's 9d AV m——At Neo. ims, of, McCartin and from frlenaship they pro- | ald of hers” ihe Less AMON UC RUNEH ue aueeee Alga Sut to Ne 5 TERRE HONS ed iat SN iain et arora Ton a actagy : evan at AV nat Noo, 87 Smith, 3b, ¥ 4 etd a bands, sO a ed out to Sharpe, T EB RUNS, scelety, To urge favorable action by Aen) i Grenine Grand) irare wos Var eey ey ype cea ee Vanna palais and “tenney. "Dob Eighth Inning, the Legislature organizations of potioy | y AWE AME 4 ere clover tliy | MBE: wees ae 8 % INGTON, DG, ‘April. 2%.—|quatntanceship when the woman might | McCertin’ ui 0 come. to my hours | fate Alt, centre for a! Wilhelm laced the ball to left for a] holders will be effected in every coun-1 and sure to be In the money at the frat} TOe, 13, B40, 8 t often and was my best friend. I ton \used her best pitcher, Byram,| have told Lichenstern the facts about | Chat sho saw MaIOthIne, Bee carey ri lowed the matter to|stern, but thought his et en {i ere Georgetown thie afternoon, | herself, but she al ry yu rs ten lons wer e the : Paw Drennon pltohed for the Blue|dritt until It appearad o be to late to/PNIy those of a friend, She was abio- | ing Dobbs. McIntyre also hit safely for | ag, Babb was thrown out at first by | bag, but was doubled up with Cannell,|¢y of the State. asking. She is ready any time, NINTH AV—<At Nes, fayiterborn, | Dobbs reaching second, |owens to Lewis to Babb, Tenney walk-| “These organizations,” said local agent| BELDAMI—One anile in 1.49 3-5, gal-} (4D, ary ree es | 96 ome Ritter then drove tho ball to lett acor.| ed. Jaatty Med out to Dobbi NO! stcnames, “who lav a, member of the oping: 1% pounds up, Doing falrly | TENE fa ney y : ome t er out, Wolver y, Mo-| Agents’ isiative Committee, “will| WEY o.- * At No. 20 Rast. ‘Pie plnvng Held wa slow | reveal he. truth. | ypoang, Sook OMAN anid true Lo her |, Prem hye nhs tae | Tees ofa ous Nerdy TeNger, Mes] BRON, taetnalne Comumites. Bit] TCANNON BALL, 0.7 08 1-6, 101, | MERER ocohe Wh Bat , Hut the sun wos strong and) y iohonstorn made no secret of his| Mrs. A, Riedel, who lived in the sime| sisted “ONE RUN |bunted, byt was retired on Wilhelm's| Dassed. We hope the Governor will | ret ree a vet Tun on the flat. He | FOURTEENTH ST—At Nos, 25, 08 61%, : in infatuation for the young woman. His BU AE ments hoes with «he MeCar na Fifth Inning | throw to Tenney. NO RUNS. Pega clear to help us with this aovarentivy. has snved and ts doing all Kast; 407 West, aD 2 employera knew of his Infatuation, a8 | "M100 ut understand this at all, P ean! Ninth Inning. that {s being aaked of him a t i t eedham made three swipes at the alr, . > CGINNA — 0.3, 0.50 26, handily; {6 BELERPONT MORGAN | sic.ns conpaniens rd fiends out 2f| bolts dsm tc aide nove homeo Son eee eae ake eee | oR Tz i ems, Marly PRELTE Tery alee Saat Seay | Ewa _ RECEIVED BY POPE, | (nui sovera months ago, when he devoted dausiver and siete Ore of |e ta gheskird, NO KUNE Mee AE , Sharpe out, Owens {p jbe in’ the money among ordinary | ZW ; an to be more ardent than ever be-| her ence wea rat eet Maths MO and CONF ESSOR-—Six furlongs tn, 1,29 * ber e- her grief was pathetic. She hae an; breather, Is ft and doesn't need | 2 Private | fore. ovher brother who 14 a einger in one of fust.a breather, Is fit loeen' jc nslaAR OR nicl bs PDR poe eT THIRTY NIN’ the large city church ohoirs. much work. | a ‘ Andionce in Library of Faire it Ted Beyer HAS: Senehien 60) iRanty uenraven the tater, Gt Meh BAGLE—096 9-5, 0.59, handily; 190 , atvst his wife, Ho believed her tol aqyanty,, wemrave, the father of Mis, © [pounds up. “He has not shown io tar | FORTY {| the. Holy Father, be the soul of honor ani dovotion to| feed store of Bennla & Co” No, ‘dh ’ Phat ibe de heen he nore Chat he Wea | ae ROME, April 22.—The Pope to-day re- | him, but then there came nuinerous ab-| West Forty-second. street, wilere he is Inst years A max do Detter, when tte ‘kelved J. Plerpont Morgan in private| sences from thelr home, Nu, 748 Colum. | employed. Tee ee ae eres, 0.83 5, SEVENT jadience tn ‘his Mbrary, bus avenue, Then, too, the husband |g MY laughter dia wrote: ne wala) 12, breezing; 100 pounds up. Almont | SIMTY. ir, Morgan afterward visited the Pa-| noted that the wife was inattentive: | comes ce! ye aeeaan: Chat thle ————o Becretary of 5 & oomes as &@ yreat blow to us. We never tate, Cardinal Meri ¥ \ 4 Vai an “he Mornin apartment.” | (at her contlaiity seemed to have| heard of this Mr, Lichenstern and never cooled with her devotion to him. saw him, Sadie was unhappy at ae MeCartin began to ingules into the| ome we never sumocted unifl Inst (Continued from First Page.) : H 4 LJ NINBTX-ARVANTH ana ‘ ‘ , ne com: — ~ A § MAIN BREAKS, wife's abacnoes from home during the] plained to her mother that she and Meg filed to Donlin, NO | to right, Doniin scoring, Moertes hit te May Prices Decline to 98 ’ By tt HE fees pPebodtear Myh ed FOUR MEN DEAD, | °¥¢?'?#* 000 ho learned of the atten-| hor husband were not getting on well | {9 McGann, Doolin flied to Y Courtney, who threw Strang out at the He oerray ofl *]tlons of Lichenstern, Some weeks ago| together. She had the counts to apply | RUNS. Seventh Inning. plate.’ a Dro for the Da of 1 ST, dad Eighth eae Lichenstern was made manager of the |, orn Wo blame Me. McCArin Gur] Donlin was save on Gleason's tumble,| Dahlen singled to left and MeGann P Y : ' ae sn ) Trying to Rescue Others Are | glove factory at Johnstown and he went Gsughter: Nae waned’ occ: bee Bee Biro e ee Rate a base on. ballin UAL mWiEe fae, thrown out ge the plate by biagce. 14 Cents, Curicuna Resoty- til? in. Danwerous there to establish his hone. After this | vreav grief to us.” one hit McGann in the solar plexus, and | eGarn strucle ie eat Tain wom: ENT, reatest of move Mrs, MeCartin's absences from) ‘The father aaid that he did not know| tho bases were full. Mertes singlod to} Ht pim on che back with the ball, Somme + & Condition, home were not so frequont, but she was| what arrangements had been made tol tight. Doniin and stiange scoring. | Unt Spechatars theo uations at ihe Blood and Skin Puri- yy no more affectionate than she had been. | take charge of hie daughter’ body, | Dalton Mod to Mate, Mere he Mes, Abbott wus prevented by. the layers. (Spectat to the Evening World.) fiers, has wrap April 22—Four men Tam too greatly shocked to make nd, es vcoring. Gilbert filed] Both were put out of the game. Bow-| CHICAGO, April 22.—When the gong Gephyxiated and three others are Consented to Wed Him, any atrangementa ‘ab (this time," he| Mann and Monee, soir ied regnes | Erman {ook MeGann's piace and Dooln | soumded at the Board of ‘Trade after an about it a complete ondition as the result] Yichenstern's promotion. made him|"Mecartin ina statement today + Han walked. He started for second to took Abbotts pince,, ONE RUN. atoa|@dsournment over Good Friday, there description of the Thamnon Steel Worns to-day, “'°| Only more determined to make the git| he never saw Lachenstern in New York. | Araya. throw and Devlin Was cauant at] CRAIG Te Ou Gibert ae eona | wore soenen of the wildest exoltement tn ¢) treatment for Blood ie fhves men stil! ving were trying] Nis wife, Ie told her of his sucess and | ccoagonaliy, and he had been roid that | Abbott fled to Donlin, suthof was | max. NO RUNS, the wheat pit, ‘May wheat dropped to| eolson, Scrofula, and other Constitu- , I » ue the four who were killed, argued fith her that it was her {nu | his wite had declared “the man in tie | thrown out by MeGinnity, Thomas Ninth Iining. 84, a fall of 11% cents @ hel. a Woes OX hs eae SaaS ence that had made him the manager foltee” was her atepfainer, On the day | buted safely, Gleason fled’ to Devlin. biti alal es ose iadlia AR Agee ¢{ tional Humors. Cures are speedy, maga’ AY—At Nes. { the factory, nts wife disappeared whe left this n 8. Novlin filed to Courtney, a! rl i ; pe ire cANNIVERGARY oishe listened to him, and at fret she waa leavers Michiel a tay > ; Eighth Inning, vin | EE on Courtney’ a wil tng, arene There was anlling of the May future] Ocrmamenh and economical, Yitemkb Wee, 18% Ams, BTW, ) , twentieth anniversary of the |. eaten! cen ve you, for i ean do bet y Jed to centre, Donlin | naban flied to Magee. MeGinnit ty + gas of | complimented. ‘Chen ahe began to love | ter, SOE eae ie Mcainnlts’ trted to | Doolin to Branadeld, NORUNS. Cut | BY Gates clique brokera to all who|s BROOME SF, A eatand the publishing company of | 78 io Fae ott ACO. wii wehetes ten | Michenstern, and when he pleaded with Tt tO eich eae wits int Gla] make third, but was (hrown out, Titus | Bransfeld #ngled.. Doolln struck out, | WANted tt, whether in 10,000 bushel or at the Park Avenue Hotel, | Per t? marry him and to go to Johns-| employ’ of Wertheimer, lee he would) and Gleason sslsting, | Donlin | stole Kruger batted for Suthof and fanned. | 70,00 bushel blocks. Various houmes Mere the Aitectors, officers and em: [town, whore ho had made a home for| not have known the ‘whereabouta of) third, Siraag walked, MeGann singled NO RUNS, protmbly worked off 1,000,100 bushels for Jayne's Expectorant goon of the Lowry were the Kuesta of |her, sho consented, Lf Bc Cn etn Ney MoGariin wala . . iV aab the clique during the #hort session, r On AN | OW Thursday a week ago Mra. McCer-|to her heaband before she went “ac > There wea selling of a halt million fo! Joe, racele BLUE Acer ON Gn want! tn: hor work a8 usual. Sho did | stairs tp Tor peat were: “Ont ‘Miles, ROOSEVELT MOVES MOROS ATTACK May wheat through the Logan house, cures Group ¥ zs oe Me 134 Me becky Neem u've fou out; what aro you go: y avmocinged with thy puoKe not return to her husband that night, | fe Yo Gort Mheceebet et fia uel HUNTING CAMP. THE CITY OF JOLO, | *hovsht to be tor picther New York DIVERS OT Swat eae, 119, amb, ent. Mr, Silver was the ro. | the next night or the noxt, and on the peveral times, jMecartla éaye ne will —_—-—— esata os interest, Valentine éupported Laking for 16R, 290, ‘ea " x 4 e 000 ara utohen= y " ° " MP : nt ae, 8 handdome loving cup, the| following Sunday Lichenstern and the Bierh Cth “eltaReetne minuet tdohen Goon to Went Divide Creek, Where! yr axiy4, April 22.—The Watiaa city July and September futures by bid. Died. HOUSTON warns | om if hls ‘anto: git] were married by the Rev, William | been’ advised tarwithdmig tie tte. co men Good Sport. | of Jolo was attacked hy Moros on Apriy | “Ns Without buying, much, NOLLY.-On April 21, BRIDGET con. | GH AY mat I. Kephart, of No. 688 Bast One Hun- on ' %, They fired into the Omcers' Club |, Commervative pit brokers assert that | COM 5d wife of ohn Connetiy. \ | WUDAON RE—As Ne, oa, dred and Forty-third street TALKED OF S| SLEN WOOD” BPRINGB COU ie BOT |: ai raierernodl Hideer aes ba hall the Gates May Mne ts overboard; that Relatives LEXINGTON AV--zne Mos, O40, Uh ‘Then Lichenstern and his bride sturted Y UICIDE 22,-—Prevident Roosevelt's hunting camp | 4m! My Boats in pro. ane, on thelr wedding trip. ‘They went| CASE, THEN ENDED LIFE, is to be inoved to West Divide Crook the market will now drift to a posttion ra) trom her late residence, | "1284, 148%, Psi, tend che fuer 4 ‘an Bron April. 10. the secretary of Gov. | of merit for the cash wheat, Numerous | 99 willoughby, avs, Brooklyn, vhenag to Lsok Ne within ing the American, o-day, The snow in that vicinity 18 gose: was amibushed and Kk Bt, John the Baptist, on Tues Et through the upper part of the State, and (Special to The Evening World.) in ut all molt, and the guides think ey i close observers say there ate great May| Church of Bt, 1 1GM1, q i . tet AL moltest, é range of the sentrios, A datto refuges i r M, H ROT. ot wherever they wont Lichenstern proudly | JOHNSTOWN, N. ¥., April 2—Tho| the country promisra oad spores ; 00 ins Orkantead the ‘Motos, | Went, holdings yeti that shia move. te Baar Tet Scenics te | Si Ph Bt 80, 16%. 908, in ; Read the more than 2,500 Introduced his bride. She appeared to | *Meot of suggestion was startlingly! F Siewart, of Colorad) Springs, \ i £ i OWN toda ph every’ ‘ ye the ‘camp to-day, Blmer) “Gen Teonard, Wood hag aritved at | the decks for final action, —On Wriday, April 21, at her ‘ bo very happy, and Jf there was ever a | discuasing the wensevionur cumiiy Met | & tho courier, i# moe oxpested | Joie trom faimboanwen and ‘eivene tes | Phe genera) consenwup of golnton fe Eee OAaG! WamG newcpetenth Nake Nes 8 Sim, » Sunday World Help Wants, | thought of the husband she had deserted | carbolle d of Sadie McCarty ’ Secretary Loey before Monday or! Mc “ton dye, in 4 ely to surrender th ff jain Je marke Te enon re DWM YY, widow of Micha: zt. . she concealed It, On ‘Thu: | Lien Charh Hollenbeck | Pusaduy. | the crofumee , his Is not done 3 aM did wit an en of y r bd il concentrate a sufficient fi it that Armour and ing Nort 3. atorn und his bride mot Mu a ay WE SRY Meds Lay fl emer Boure a compl ance. with his demands: | Western. intecenis be in i at Chureh of Holy heimer, a member of the firm whi 4 —<——— * harmony | with ie iW and Amsterdam Penge a drug sore and) DR LCASSH WILL, STAY ployed Lichenstorn, at Kingsbury, N. ¥, | sald TENEMENT WALLS FALL, | Sonbined! "eforia Bar Mie Neh | “Shcermentenleary Geman Phe trio dined togethe: i ‘Let _me seo what kind of look Y FRENCH CABINET, Ht stem. Parcs tae and dt was a] sun tne canoe mea int Of looking! TN FRE rit ih was net ia motion to-day, KENNEY.—On April 21, 1000, PETER hi: Joab 4 The clerk, ) mere boy, took dow: “f Police Order Work Dincontinned on | market, ie belleved, wiines KENNBY, of 471 24 nye. in the A5th Mr, Wertheimer was Interested in his | large bottle’ of the poison’ snd handes PARIS, April 22.415 P. M.-M, Dol- eriels in the biggest deal of moder year of him axe; mative of County Armagh. manager no more than he was in hig | fo Hollenbe The man said * cuseo has informed Premter Rouvier Brooklyn Dullding, tory, Froland: beloved father of Thomas Kenney ‘mo put the large bottle to his Ips 1 deep of i18 contents, ANd] that ho will retain the portfollo of For= eeoT rR rayvry f |to come to New York, and Lichonatorn inetantiy, | clan Aftatrs, burg avenue steiion, to-day ordered | BX-POLICEMAN KILLED BY GAB, Funeral trom. h Pec rie hi rtaet jand hla wife wen: on to Johnstown, Tool RPloyed Dy the samo} ‘Lhe announcement follows a long! work stopped on a five-story. leek | James aerwin, forty yarn old, was! 94 W, Bdvels om Sunday, ‘ | ho! new home. which was’ being prec MA ieneteeh and the woman | contérence to-day between President) tenement et Heaver streat near Mush+ | found dead from gas aaphyxiation in Interment, Coiv feipd ob vl Med herself, Loubet and the Minister in whi wick avenue, Wilitamabur, pared for them was still {n course of wa ‘ nwiten Mr. Le ‘ (4 hig room in wm hotel at No. 7 Oakland) ——<————— vf very i rear on Mecation: annie rsoumme erat Loubet used every endeavor to iuake at,|) The reat Wally ie Puttar n | cil, The : i i ! ' wore COLD In ONE DAY, | Delcasse Toonsider hia Intontion er res] Uh liye nt the Cayadutta Hotel, Lanett RRUAe Rae ee OAR DAY. saning |.08 the, Rourke tha decision ot Sell ure, , 4 the. Minister, been anticipated sey- of the Ulmer: Ci When his wife dizappoured roasted jane reeaeya, a ee me |e hours aha ted 20 much ‘reg hi he | former confidential clerk, He left thom and, Marwarot Smith, née Kenney, Police Capt, Becker, of the Ham- bere