The evening world. Newspaper, May 11, 1905, Page 1

_ PRICE ONE CE TWO 20 TO | SHOTS AT BELMON | RESULTS EDITION-| PRICE ONE CENT. VICTIMS BURNED IN CARS WRECKED BY DYNAMITE + Freight Car Filled with Explosives “Buckled” on Track in Front of an Ex- presson the Pennsylvania Railroad— Both Trains Are Destroyed. | t RESCUERS UNABLE TO REACH HELPLESS VICTIMS. Many of the Bodies Recovered Burned Beyond Identification — New Yorkers Among | Those Injured—List of Dead | May Be Increased. | (Special to The Evening World.) HARRISBURG, Pa., May 11.—Twenty-one persons are known to be dead and sixty-eight were badly hurt in a dynamite explosion following a collision between the Cincinnati and Clevéland express on the Pennsyl- vania Railroad and a freight train at South Harrisburg to-day. Inqui pouring in from New York and Philadelphia concerning persons known to have been on the train, but who have not reported to the railroad offi- cials here, leads to the belief that the death list will eventually be much larger. ‘The wreck caught fire. immediately after the collision. The flames communicated with a car loaded with tons of dynamite in ihe freight train. This exploded in a series of detonations. TRAIN BLOWN TO PIECES, 'yhe first explosion literally blew the passenger train to pieces and {umbled twelve cars of the freight train from the track. + curious combination of circumstances led to the wreck, MAS In the Grat (Continued on Second ase ) * GIANTS AND ST.LOUIS PLAY IN HARD GAME BATTING ORDER. NEW YORK. BT. Louis. of Cl 2b, t cut Off Hurke by NO_ RUNS, Merten get a hit that was too hot far stop to handle. Dahlon was. out on a hat one that ‘Taylor stopped « few Inches at tind Arndt cleverly felded to frst, Dev. Hin hoisted one” to Clarke, Gilbert Dahton, #4, Hounced ih easy One to. Clarke, NO if Devil, Bb. BUNB, Mathowson, Taylor, <Hibert got Warner's pop, Taylor \ ‘Umpire—€ sliced a single to the right fence, eee Hsthowsest safe on Gilbert's, fumble.| > [a n nel annon to MeGann, BY ALLEN SANGREE. ro runners advancing, Matty ABE (Special to The Hveniig World.) eeendes: to Bayar ats RU. POLO GROUNDS, N. ¥., May 1!.— |, Bowerman filed to Smoot's mail. War- Jack Warner was the atar attraction Bhsanencewnes inde * pontln oi here this lternoon, and, coupled with | one, NO RUNG, peta nigh ia formed 4a, batiery | that bis vel sen ki: gon in, rites no chanees, With Bower=| ama ARN Monte to protect the grandstand, oftindt banged a hard one to Devin, rt. trapped Bockley's tow one: Wile | Firet Inning. Teavy reached firat nan infleld~'hit, to | Gilbert, He was Immediately out ston Gad An: pubee.tortd ana [tnee Rowermen to Damien: lO RUNS, ae fdinals whivied ands whiried, but f Shann on nd 8 mek fi Seki Bisa 01 moot al rel it on. striker, NOOR NB, vy sar re RoR ‘epi. lagle~ Aid making i clever catch of a low thro George Browne, fhe best bunter tu the National League, laid down 4 clever one that Ta; ie $0) d over. Burke also gather toda Hot one, Browne Pasting jack Taylcr took care of o yrs pets his’ ola friend Mertes, NO RUNS. ‘i tatty ny ee KILLED HIMSELF ON GOLF LINKS The -body of a well-dressed young man ‘was found this afternoon on the Glendale, L, 1, golf links, A revolver with one chamber discharged lay along- aide the body and there was a bullet hole in the temple. Tho sulcide had been dad an hour when discovered. Ho was about twenty-fve years old, five feet seven and @ half inches in height, of ‘fuddy complexion, with brown hair and hazel eyes, His welght was 185 pounds, Hewwore a black coat and vost, striped trousers and a black heoktie with red dots, On ‘his underwear wirked appear tho Initials "1, Ra whe NA etl Uae ge! ne bx" and “bxdi,"" only mark of {dentifcation is a tien gate, Burk d | laundry ticket issued to "Wddy" aon oy Kal to Matty's | National Laundry at | No, ‘ft Wanner rt to ‘Balen, | Bahien's | es, sail: Charios Ts Rdy Myes at No. 106 Me: oatur street and ts employed, by Second Inning. jrowne waa in the way of a ‘om pet} Gilbert scooped y,, 30! it, Dunleavy was out tty had ‘to atretch ‘warm one to i ren. oor as | iat DODGERS PILE: UP FOUR RUNS IN THE FIRST: Touched Up Pretzel” Hahn for Three Singles and a Double, ° ” BATTING ORDER. Cincinnati, ing, 2b, Hohlel. Bteintelae, %. My Ve, al MDs, ireLMe, Johnstone? se (Special! to! The Bvening’ World.) WASHINGTON PARK, :BROOKLYN, | aay 11.—The Brooklyns ahd Reda played here ‘again ttila atternoon, Upto date the .visltors from Ginclnnatl have won | two straight gamos, and to make good his promise, for an even break ‘on. the vorles Hanlon wanted his men to win to-dey's game and then take to-mor- row’s Firet toning, Sheckard singled to right,” Lumley sacrificed, Hahn to Schlel, Batoh also sacrificed, Hahn to Sehiel. Owens doubled to fight, «coring Sheokard, Gossler singled, sending Owens home. | Dobbs singled to left, and as Odwell let. tho ball pass him, both Gessler and Dobbs .ctovsed the plate, Babb walked and stole second, Ritter went out, Coreoran to Sehlel. KOUR RUNS, Huseioe doubled to. let. out, Owens td eGasler, ates Soymor ing Hugging ing. On Ritter's wild | throw mour renched third, =. ca ut A wild Dilek woored ir, Schlel walked and stole fore nett fouled out to Ritter Second Inning, -- Seanlon went out, Corcoran. to Bonlei, Sheokard tripiod to right. uumiey fannest outs Batoh filled to Seymour, NO-RUNS, Odwoll tanned! Phelps wm hte with piBred ball ie) por Akon ‘by. “Rut te forced Two Rl bone ny Hahn, Babb to ii NO RUNB. Third Inning, i, renal F 7WO EXCITING PERIODS DURIN (SNAPPED AT THE POLA) GROL May debilitating noon, race woora: the card, w Bydney opentn start bid race, the boards, UNI SRICPLG tavern him to Gessler, NO RUN! ‘as Ne RI Owens’ thts was eplaced = Haim einfelodt punted Gwine fanned nee air. i ran DS YERTURDAY BY C, LA GENDRE, STAVE PILOTOGR GIANTS’ GAME WITH ST. LouIs. i APHER) | SULTS OF ALL. THE DAY'S SPO —-_————————— GIANTS WIN ST. LOUIS ...------+---- 0 0 0 GIANTS ....---- - --010 t 20 BROOKLYN .... -- CINCINNATI .... . At Phialdelphia (N. L.)—Pittsburg, 45 Phila. 3, 11 innings, At Boston (N.:L.)—Chioago, 0; Boston, 5. At Newark (E.L.)--Baltimore, 13 Newark, 2. At Jersey City (E. L.)—Providence, 1; Jersey City, 3. At Montreal (E.L.)—Rochester, 0; Montreal, 3, At Toronto (E,.L.)-Butfalo, 33 Toronto, 4. Du a LATE RESULTS AT BELMONT PARK. sixth—Wizard 10-1, Jane Holly 6-1, Cottage Maid 5-1, ee In Easing 2 Him it in Stretch Shaw Caused Witch Hazel to Pull Up. + (Bpectal to The Byening World.) BELMONT PARK’ RACK 1t.—he weather was’ clove an TRACK at Belmont Park this after- Lowering clouds obedured thy sun ; and just fitted 4n with the mood of the ‘As’ tor several days past ‘asa weak one, There. was almost a fight in the ring {| to-day when Wheelock and Heeney, the | leaders of: the bookmakers! association encountered Manager of the ‘ring, cusations which almost led Mr, Cavan- ‘}augh ‘to for tlon of Allen Pinkerton only prevented Cavanaugh, the and made sc- John rect himself, ‘he interven- trouble, at FIRST RACE—! ht bandl 3 for ieeryonr a na asi sun ne furfonne fonkw good. Won eal ba ty iv Hy 16.5 denitworth, “Red: Friay. Killing an Zeala To-Day. Paget made a halts al dhe rave with fait the other day and ran 8 very Zealn, Thi ‘To-day she was played off Brooking Un tron. ths Wes never extended and won in a canter. by five lengths from Uneas, who beat Dia- leat by Owens, Schiet struck out, no! 8. Fourth Inning. fn. the 4 the Innetd. vo box. etn) KOOL Lanes ow a | Unectiled to Corcoran, a and Lamntey. was | NO to. Seaton, rho Otwell went out, Bhape pop-nied 1 Babb, Fifth’ Inning, ete went th Huggins to Schlel, Dobbs Went Out, the wame way. mopesit 0 Babb | by Corcoran and Sehlel, Met to Di ie sh mour fouled to Ritter, alpretty eaten. NO_RUN! ‘) of-day foe the High- was another edit pen ade ators Wend trom Batch | | driving. DELHI WINS, BUT DISQUALIFIED, mond Flush one-half of a length for the pidee: BECOND RACH-~Two-y a halt furlongs: atralent. easily Tlme—.54 2 olds: four and Wort | Wh St tera. locke. W.Dayl ) Favorite: Won Jacobite wax ‘the form cly in, the | ccond and cashed for the favorite pliiy Hammer Away led for the quarter | copely fohuwed -by Hocus focus and | sacobite, “In the run home Jacobite | drew anny! eastly, winning by thiee Jenaths, with Hammer Away the same distance befors ‘Hocus Pocus, THIRD, RACH-Threc-venr-oAds, tae up: tar ward; woven furlongn; main. ti | Poor,” Won ridden Pat Hie Ny | | pAtartere, a HEY ypant she ee eo | ott O8 i ae Deihi, Is Disqualified. A ‘aonen fon came in. the thind race {nthe disqitatification of hi, the 1 to 8 favorite, ‘The Keene horse was torarded as suoh a sire: winner that for a long time the lafears actually PUL Up any tpries inet all, | Debi went | Tight to the front with, hin wsua speed Hin Yes by two'leigtie dnto, the atretoh, | where shaw Rimaiing Ma op. | Poutilta “bean to enge fast on Delhi. 18a flash Witoh Hagel ranged " ongide of Delhi, Shaw pulled | and (ough to did net tou Wilteh er to pull up, anil for th y disqualifies Witch Haz sot from 1 H's pvabl avod ag. 2 Oto 1 was obta’ | { ROURTH, RACH The, van Nees: seiuing | . furionge; mata track, | ix Yon ridden out, We St. Hit 4} LW. Di Hilt aiccdeiaat Bluchers and Metamoi Ancther 20 to 1 Shot. ‘Another 20 to 1 shot got home awhen | Phil Dwyer's Jennie Mct won t PE Ra takes by. two longiie. from ‘ok Palnee, tnother 20 tol shot whieh | beat Quadrilie, the 9 to 5 favorite, a short length for the phice, Quadrilic) and Czaraphine Uneanned away tn followed by» Blucher, while Jon- nie b is away a vad | Ing for the eld came wid Jorato Mecave hugged the ralt paved at least five lengths VIFTH RACK—Selling five, furlongs straights 8 Time—1.01, powe,, Shh Sh ee eine Liat | vm and Petting. St PL eg | G od a4 den, Gens * Ninntle. Show bound and Ma f Veribest Never Headed, Pune maa made favortter In the Att, front ld the. bapeyitilee colb was never In linn He, ae nan} me d’n cholva,. ver! | (20 to 1) 1, Black Prince (20 to 1) 2, BELMONT PARK WINNERS, FIReT RACE—Zeala (7 to'5) 1, Uncas (18 to 5) 2, Diamond Flush 3, SECOND RACE—Jacobite (11 to 10) 1, Hammer Away (8 to 1) 2, Ho- cus Pocus 3, THIRD. RACE—Witch Hazel (20 to 1) 1, Hot Shot (7 to 1) 2, Deihi 3, Delhi won, but wae disqualified. FOURTH RACE—Jennie McCabe Quadrille 3, FIFTH RACE-—Veribest (6 to 1) 1, Superior Boy (7 to 1) 2, Incorrigi- ble 3, ‘ LOUISVILLE RESULTS, LOUIBVILLE, | Ky. races run here’ to-cay May —11,—The resulte1 as fol- lows: FIRST RAC Jortan, 105 (8 to 10) 1, Aanius Se 1), Muldoon, te (fs ta 1) 3 Clara Bigsby, Lary Goorric Belle and Mum ais hig Halma (8 to 1) 4, 3. ‘Mme. wlabtoend UNION PARK RESULTS, res | ST. LOUIS, Mo, | in here to-day res FIRST RAC longe—Pantotoc ¥ The moes ed an follows: Purse $3) to | My and ‘AT ST. LOUIS FAIR GROUNDS. Fourth—Monte 2-1, Little Ccout 2-1, Byways. Fifth—Howling Derwish 10-1, Action 1-1, Miss Mae Day j Sixth—-Lubin 9-20, Frank Mo. 10-1, Cornwall. ~ ——$ +. 2 , ; AT LOUISVILLE. Third—Lazell 10-1, Norwood Ohio 3-1, Molob 15- ie Fourth—Beautiful Bess 6-5, Ohiysea 2. 1, Lady Carol ‘Fitth—Savond 15-1, Balzac 6-1, Itacatiara. I nds up) Don't clas v-etible mate. Kans dk Mt any thne wanted. al Seven Turko (Special to The Kvening LELMONT PARK RACK 1.-This was a vy ning and with the traok In alniost Pip Maemirape tite dL { corilition a nice lot Sn a ugh a reRt would do her @ Bi work way accomplished, ‘The best work | sid, } IRON E—S t ‘iat Girl, Together they | Dat NCU Mel ah Hs Hie (ula ys vorked a nile dn 1488f° very handily, |of speed and is fit his pair is about as fit as they ean | orld.) Thandtity "TRACK, | filly furlongs In she ald tye vind qmnong an Cte, e some boutting JUST furlongs In 1.03, {110 pounds up. ls ready. 40. tu ace Heo ts more than a fa eo Miah 1RMAS—One mile In 10 peunds up, Has had sven w Tow let-up it Is difficult to a: C st preren ark Minary following were the best pallopa | | AGE In} « hard ny SLE Four furlongs tn 0.67, 100 pounds ip. A very ordinary Tworth mish considisn to: TA Ono mild In 1-48 9-5, hand: ai outs 105 pounds up, Can't aay my on Ms ons CLARK. GIERITH: i105, mounds up, QURAN brecging OARSM Hy: 1G} pounds. up, A will tak CHA 'RDSON nda Uy -Five furlon ie One ‘mile in Is fit any | | Marra @ to 1) to 1) 3 Time- ECOND RAC Henry Sehyo. -b, Selling; py alles —T ST, LOUIS, Mo., May IL~The races run here to-day on the Matr Grounds resnited as follov FIRST RAC four fr nine 2p Hamilton Gs to 1) 1 Ping.ickur 2, Harry S30 to 1 3 “eCOND RAC Halt turlongs.—Ala to Mee Me Da Boreal ‘Cop. 8 to ys, mMime—1.09, iAP RACH 30: eu and ong-hait te ie Ca a etote of thks 1 i Ti her clugs wil) can be made AT SHEEPSHEAD, » Int ty The Bven'n | SHARPSHEAD BAY. ae npliat to-day with @om + track. May Kae the ground at oxergl Lewis allowed y andidate Coltgmy of twice aroud Ke care of he IP ARIKLING: BTAR—Cour flslousa watloping 1% Pounds, wp | elt wanted ‘ipnee furlonga tn 0.40, Has had a nic e rstce next Is fit any (ima N ed day /gin ry eh if he wins, bee LOR Rowe furlongs: in. 0. Diy: MO pounds vo. Fras a lor ja Yond HE he, will uae it i a race ¥ take rome beating NIAL G were rent ove: jo nd. a 110 pounds 9, Ia just as good | the tated, Hiay js cdh Make her and tio horge| wall, no pred. het Ee eee eoRt time will "we ROTA he da gor pia Vert Vie Waltney! a the conteslapis dre screwed ap, b toh, Vea wit) bo acing fry 8, ale Ini 1. banal vassal Ho wenttials Gn: MR nae ta tala of etenal Git wil do for him, ‘ui Nie tN At nhiing | fu ein 1 ir pe re cli peed.