The evening world. Newspaper, May 13, 1905, Page 15

Mea Ne VEATIHEN—Clouty to-night; fanday mowers, it PAGES TO-DAY Including Story Supplement. |] W ve oR K, SATURDAY, “MAY ‘si {Circulation a BX o0ks The Very Latest— A Girl “Raffles.” Those who do not polfeve that the time has come when woman bie to enter every fleld of activity that men have kept to themselves hereto- fore should read of the adventures of ® most enterprising young lady, who seems to have emulated the famous eracksman “'Rafites,"" and gone him one better, Bho managed to decoive people in male garb as a bellboy until they had no suspicion that she was a girl, But her latest exploit was the most wonderful of all, In the Sunday World to-morrow she telis her own, story, “The Yellow Face,” And What It Meant. From fact to fiction, From the ad- Ventures of a “Raffles” to the equaliy Wonderful adventures of that greatest of all detectives, Sherlock Holmes, This week's story of Holmes s one - of the very best that Sir A. Conan Doyle has ever written, and is par- Ueularly interesting in that it tells how the great sleuth came to take up the career that has made him famous, The mory is called “Tho Yellow Face" An Out-of-Town Couple in New York. Here is the continuation of the ad- ventures of Mr. and Mrs, A, Lioyd Bliss, by Anna Steese Richanison, No series of articles ever published in the Bunday World has attraced More attention than this; for, while it is good reading, \t is more—a guide’ to any young couple who Intend pay- ing a visit to the metropolis, This is the season when out-of-town people come to New York, and It will pay any of them to read these articles before they buy their railroad tickets, If You Had $10,000,000 To Give Away? The Sunday World asked its readers to tell how they would give away this sum, inasmuch as a good many of them did hot seem to think that Mr. Carnegie had made the best use of it possible in pensioning old col- lege professors, The ann»wers came, of course; and it may amuse and instruct you to read some of them. There are as many methods of giv- ing away millions as there are mill- fons themselves. it woudl seem; and some of them—ut read a page of the letters for yourself, War Is Coming— To- Brighton Beach. Brighton Beach docs not Intend being Jett out in the cold thie summer by ite businesslike Island; and the thing: down thei place ready for visitors will surprise you. main feature is the Boor and @ most realistic spectacle it mises to be, The Sunday World prints @ome interesting picturer oc KL and tells of all the plans for this famous resort. At Sea with the Kaiser: An Intimate Sketch. Kaiser William has lately returned ‘from 4 cruise on the ocean, During that cruise he did some remarkable things, and showed to those about Aim an entirely different side of his Ratura than he had ever exhibited before. Anything about this great man je always Interesting; but this @ccount of his doings on the mem- orable cruise is perhapy the most Feadable article that has ever been. ‘written about him, It ts finely Illua- trated, too, in characteristic Sunday World ntyte, Cupid’s Latest— Maniepe by Wire, Love, Jike evervthing else, is up-to- date, The very nowest fad is getting married by) telegr#ph, when the con- tracting patties are separated by thoupande of miles, It may not be ‘Very popular Just yet, and doubdtl will never take the place of the old- fashioned wedding, but for couples| a who cannot meet but are willing to @et married the method is recommend. ! ed and described in the Sunday World, The Mutiny of the Leloester Castioe— a i ag “Tommy's ‘Burglar.” ‘By 0, Henry, nother of those perish by the reriek "eho 0b h interest in the publi Fashion Goe'bp to Tiptoe and Blandy Takes the Classic Withers, STABLE TAKES SECOND. Crossways, 25 to 1, Shot, with Apprentice Boy in the Saddle, Beats Good Field, HITCHCOCK WINS MEMORIAL. Inaugural of Steeplechase Stake Named After Wm. ©. Whitney Is Won By Jumper Good and Plenty, BELMONT PARK WINNERS. FIRST RACE—Billy Roche (5 to 1) 1, Grand Duchess (8 to 1) 2, Jack: staff 3. BECOND RACE—Cr ssways (28 to 1) 1, Spedway (5 to 1) 2, Mies Point 3, THIRD RACE—Tiptoe (6 to 1) 1, Comedicnne (4 to 1) 2, Belle of Pequest 3. FOURTH RACE—Blandy (4 to 5) 1 Hot Shot (6 to 2) 2, Sparkling Star 3. FIFTH RACE—Good and Plenty (§ to 10) 1, Flying Buttress: 8 to 1) 2, Mackey Dwyer 3. | ond, SIXTH RACE—Grarlallo (18 to 6) 1, Ostrich (2 to 1) 2 Right Royal 3. BY FRANK: W.. THORR.. (Special to The Evening World.) RACE TRACK, BELMONT PARK, May 13.—This was certainly August Bel- mont's day on August Belmont’s track. Horses carrying his colora won the @ec- third and fourth races In succea- gion, and those who profited by the hunch after the second race realised handsomely. Mr, Belmgnt's Tiptoe, filly, tiptoed her field in the Fashion Stakes for two-year-old filles, the ia race, The next race was anotier the Withers, ong of the events of the rac! year, and it went to Mr. Bel- mont's Blandy, also by Haetings, The second race was won by Mr. Belmont's Ota, fily Crossways. he Croveway? filly was a surprise. She won by half # length in a good finish, As good as 8 to 1 could be ob- tained against her, She clomed at % to 1, Thoso who had money on Crossways parleyed {t on Tiptoe in the Fashion Btakes, getting 6 to 1, ‘Then the whole bundle of the Belmont followers went on Blandy, in the Withers, at 4 to 5. This was the easiest money ot the ing off well and afternoon, Blandy getting of mal ate holding the race sate Jah, Aeroltominer the Belmont entries in those races in which they were. succeA: look ful made a get-ricl wick game like matching pennd A 6 pt Hd Crosswayp returned ite bettor ates bookmaker 9155. All, this placed on’ wpectlavor $880 In addi- tad ey adhe total of $1,086. et on Blandy, at 4 to 3, Tay Sow tn age es min- eee wae ai age Ee rr te the day's rating. eae ese ii eit three-yearyo! a wee. ing. the Hastings | TWO CLASSIC STAKES ‘ON Open to All.”? | HIGHLANDERS SOX AGAIN Comiskey Sends ‘* Magazine Gun’! Smith to Firing Line to Fool Griffith’s Crew. BATTING ORDER. Highlanders. Chicago. Pou herty, lf, Jones, cf, Keeler, 11 Greene, rf, Fults, ‘of, Callahan, ‘If, Willams, 2b, Davis, Conroy, ss. Donohue, Lb. Yeaner, 8b. Me¥Fariand, o, Chase, c, ‘annehill, 8b, Keleinow, CA jundon, 2b, Hogg, Sith, b, Umbité—Connoly. BY BOZEMAN BULGER. (Special to ‘The Evening World.) SOUTH SIDE BALL PARK, Chicago, lil, May 18—Dhe Highlanders, to a! man, were notified this morning that] they would have to face ‘the fire to-day of Frank @mtth, otherwise known as ( “Magasine Gun” or the "Human Cata~ pult,"" and elaborate preparations were made to offset the attack, First Inning. Dougherty started off with an easy pounder to Smith. Keeler dumped a bune and beat Fults went to Dayle, fe tere Suen Willie” tos BeC~ but Williams dled on @ bounder to NO RUNS Jones walked and advanced an Greene's sacrifice. Callahan fanned, ana Davia, lifted’ @ high one to; Fults, NO Becond Inning. Conroy was ont on a foul to McFar- lane, Yeager went out on a grounder to Tanpehill. Chase met a similar fate, NO RUNS. wo Conroy was a lammed a bevut ht Donahue's grounde: cinch, but MeParlan Into “deft. for struck out 8 NO RUNB, pov TCS LOUISVILLE RESULTS, LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 13—The races run here to-day resulted as tol- ie lows: First Race—Four and one-half fur- longs.—Prominence, 106 (6 to 2), 1; Le- dosta, 103 (7 to 2), 2; Cato, 101 G2 to 2, 3 Time—s9. Taya, Gold Gist, Alwa Hanoy. Lam avidy, Dame eden ha rnema, Lila M. also tant RAGCE—Six Sept ar Ohio, 10, 8 to 1, wom by Pak Geranlum, 108, ai to 5, weodn ad Mercury, #8) ab fond, \hira, Phen or ‘Two Penny. field, fel: Athlone, aieals Ill, Molo B,, ‘and Raindance also ran, pis elber; a FAIR GROUNDS RESULTS, ST. LOUIS, Mo,, May 18,~The results of the races run to-day at the Fair Grounds are as follows: FIRST RACE—$400; Rennie Fe ange Charlie, Day ‘Slayer Graham, (tod a ahs rt, BO to, SECOND RA Aon atx furlon Folki Borgeres 1) 1, Pita Mas hehe Mae tae UNION PARK RESULTS, Mo!, May oF ivgre re tordey ai Union Park weattced tolkws. Firat Rece.—Miye and a hal Gerona, 3 to 4 4 eda 1o / Hardcastle, Mabel Griffen, 9'to 1 & Time-i834 | “| Por Facts and Figures See the 1905 World Almanac, ani ta “Billy Roche tae weal = ir ae eed Pista owt q Gparteling @tar., CHICAGO ...... .- GIANTS sete roe ‘HIGHLANDERS ... CHICAGO ... At Philadelphia (N.L.)—St. Louis, 35 Philadelphia, 2. \ At Detroit (A.L.)—End third: Boston, 25 Detroit, 1. At Cleveland (A.L.)—End fifth: Wash’n, 0; Cleveland, 2. At Montreal (E. L.)—Rochester, 3; Montreal, 0, At Toronto (E. L.)—Buffalo, 13 Toronto 6. At Newark (E. L.)—End sixth: Baltimore,’3; Newark, 0. At Ithaca—Cornell, 4; Princeton, 3. Twelve: innigs. At Philadelphia—Harvard,-5}-Penneylvania, 1 At ersey City (E. L.)—End sixth: Providence, 2; wep 16-5,:Bank Holiday 8-1, Fray 20:1, ’ rounra RACE—The wWithe Start bed. FACE WHITE RESULTS OF ALL ° DAY’S SPOR}-: GIANTS WIN BROOKLYNS WIN +s) TSBURG .... BROOKLYN . -111000 1201000 +2. HIGHLANDERS AT CHICAGO. -00000 -00000 000-3 04 —7 LATE DETAILS GIANTS- CHICAGO GAME. Ninth fnming—Casey was thrown out by Gittert. tailed Shultees’s drive. Maloney fouled,to Bresnahan. \No:uney e ; Dahlen ' LATE LOUISVILLE: RESULTS... a LeemrEpEa aT 0 can wanead } AT ST. LOUIS FAIR:GROUNDS,. Third—High Chance 3-2, Wes 6-1," Silver Sue:13-5. i ta 12-1, Col. White: B-l,. Forehand oe tor three-reas-ol da; ‘Won driving, Time—t.¢4 2-5 Winner, oe “Kw % yo wt ae ae a 3,8 8 10 = GIANTS IN FIRST OF SEASON WITH, oleh tits at Polo Grounds to See Game, THE BATTING ORDER, New York, Chicago, Doniin, ef, Casey Browne, tf. Schul MeGann. 1b, Lresnahan, c. Merjes, If. Dahlen, es, Devlin, Gitbert, ab. Ta ‘Smnpire—Emalte, Maione: Barry, BY ALLEN SANGREE, (Special to Pie Byening World.) PO1W GROUNDS, It was the first Saturday half ho‘lday game for baseball fang, and it was Called at 3.30. A slashing crowd came up to see what the Chicago Colts would do with,New York. First Inning, edt he Casey sprinted Mke the ‘wind, not a Ba. "Senufis tho never batted against Ta ike hie never would agall tetaping two. of the Dummyra “shoots, of the back. Bresnahan's fine throw tv second ‘Donlin ‘drove A low liner to Slay Browne got to first on a slow hit, afi jayed marbles with, wus robbed of a home run by Schulte, who caught: his drive on ‘op ight fence. Browne stole second and Reached (ie) ‘on O'Neill's crasy prone He scored easily on Han" ia NAR Pa won 3 Te 4 pear @econd Inning. reana- the @> 2cutioner, 108 Thyle a curves and struck outs ae ir equally helpless, ‘jor Frounaed in Hoffman's mit, niin’ #o wo bases on a hard slam He reached third ren Wis Mot in was Pasi ulck flelding, ‘NO RUNS, Fourth Inning. Dahien pal field for a liner from Casey, poe Tap bel ween wean A aa) Brower nwhich McGann threw wilt 10 inlen, Deviin took ‘and threw him out at first, itemahan cloutted one too hot for dasey ty te handle. He. was forced at wpognd. “Stine to, Honinan, Maloney made @ ewell running catoh Mortar out” stealing, O'Neill to Tinker, UD Fifth Inning. le ted an easy fly to Don! minke, gor the Colt's second hit. lin, Hoffman. Hoffman cleverly Sho is notes ering drat, NC NO RUNS, Sixth Inning, pafaned cea Bie filed to Bresnah: ie Da} Nea jey's career, Don! ning catch from, Bobulte, NO UNS, Dontin hotsted to Bohulte, Maloney TRYING TO CATCH DAHLEN OFF ‘FIRST BASE, (SNAPSHOT barns sae DURING TaaT ERDAY's ee BQTweEN GrAivT AnD ) LOUIs bah om omen m,: STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER.) CHIGAGO COLTS Slashing Half-Holiday Crowd N.Y, May 13.—| fast as Gilbert chased the new right .flelder, lor vefore and in, After at last got one in the small Malone; then perished by Mt NO Aicdann | | ae throw hit to right cen- on @ tap to Hoff. Ae eivoted's’ vate | ner unknown to this jury.” Babin fied, aor took care ae Herbert Croker, when he died on a train in Kansas yesterday, was fa from aki de a Tenaga engaged to marry Miss Toinette Horton, of Horton, Delaware County, an wis another victim, Dahlen to ’ O'Neill’ couldn't NO | made a great reach Le add 1 pounce trom NO He! Pipi at second, Dahlen to Gil- YOUNG CROKER, DEAD BY OPIUM | Was to Have Been Married in Two Weeks on Oklahoma Ranch to Miss Toinette Horton, on Whose Account He Is Said to Have Gone West. MRS. RICHARD CROKER OPPOSED MARRIAGE, ss | Death Followed Visit to a Chinese Opium. Den in Kansas City—Proprietor and Negro Porter Tell of the Young Man’s Dis- sipation There. ‘ (Special to The Evening World.) NEWTON, Kan., May 13.—The Coroner’s Jury in the case of Her. hert V. Croker. brought in the following verdict to-day: i “We find that said Herbert V. Croker came to his death on May * 12, 1905, on Santa Fe train No. 17 while between Kansas City, Mo., and | Newton, Kan,, from the effects of narcotic poisoning taken into his sys | tem at Kansas City, Mo., before boarding said train, by. means and man. piss oe N. Y, She was to have joined him at No, 101 Ranch in Oklahoma is !two weeks, and they were to be married there, Miss Horton and her mother, Mrs. Anna L, Horton, are living it. No, 153 West Twentyesecond street, with the family of Joseph Ter- | williger, She is a handsome, willowy brunette, of a highly refined type, The death of, young Croker has deeply affected her. Her father wag a manufacturer of Delaware County and a man widely, (Continued on Becond Page.) RACERS WORK IN SOFT GOING TO-DAY (Special to The Fvening World.) BELMONT PARK, N. Y., | Were, nevertheless, quite a number of May 18.— very useful gallops. Tho track beng PY ond Hoffman died stretching) ‘Track hoavy, weather cloudy. ‘Training heavy must nece! |e Mecond. to horns, on olan RN operations ut the local track were #)mc-| real merits of the work dave tthe tap to, Dalen Tre Na had a hand in| What retarded by a heavy rin watch | ‘The following were the best sallops; ena tow ot Ui awain visited this place last night. Yhere| HAMMER AWAY—Five tutlongs in tho play. vent iethe. bench on a clout SSS | 1,07 25, handily; 100 pounds up, A to Moftman, Tinker made the préat oat | nice cuit, much above the avehags, “andy Snerpunded stop, of Giant, ever, mada | same a ei prowmele. aaive, McGann wal ny doubt be a contender nee lime SPounder over second base, Barry made Seventh Inning. paeLMER ED — Five furlongs in 1.03, broealtix pounds up. A vei Claes cele wilhow any ‘time * wanted. Teh Se: a ene CHAMPLAINWour, furl ry ae ongs In 0.53, Maloney fanned. Dahlon threw out Barry nt first, Blige dre wthe first baso on balle. Devin Wore fielded ‘Tivic- ore Intel drive, 4 ok i; Ta just about due Again: made other ‘Sensational gauch oot. vareanahaa's cenire Held. drive, MMBER—Five furlongs in 1, ferest drove @ Ay ’to Sonulve, ) Panay 100 O pounds Up. A Ries Baht Dahlen fouled co GMEM NS RUNS” | ecole a be more Ha! NEPIRAMON Iv furl Eighth Inning. 4 igen an drove a long fly into Don- O'Nelll drove an easy one to Hoftm, lin's init Rou x @rouni er, Dev! Think whe has soon her fret on Tinker’ Handling of an in: | GRAY LAD—Seven furlong: opin UD. Bit very auf wabpontte | for’ any Hy tiepaetton ane BoP ade Gilbert “halled” Lundregen’s MAID Vii NO. RUNS, | galloping! “ob-pounte cfurlgnea ar mingled to left. Gilbert reached | Ho roangn, why she ould not apart ia near fut fela smash, Taylor's sacrifice advanced AD Devin’ and Gilkert.” ‘Devin’ was out | 8-5, breesing, 100 pounds trying to steal on Donliin’s hit to tt ve best and to. Doniin was caught off first, NO ust gull, nim. VALE VS, HOLY CROSS. STROM—Six furlongs Pi 10 : eee 3 an 110 pounds up, . : " p: a short broestag; bent, Hob wae ae oun he ran & fare NEW HAVEN, May I8—Yale and| win p race | Holy Cross mot this afternoon each with | 4AM vr taeel seven tidenes in 1.9) 2-8, | strong hopes of winning. Having de- | j\x He is Relea hie Ore feated Yale in two successive years, 7 1.26, handily; | Holy Cross, with Harvard's 1 n honse,, | oredit, antielpr “no ‘ j amp aso Kenllopings, 10S pounds uke Bolle | best twirler, to meet fas to have had enough rac! | O'Rourke was in the Cross, while, Don't j Nery. good horse for BLT, PHILLIP: CY) handlt fal’ colt. points for Holy furlongs 5 pounds wo, More He don't dike soft pee a IS NATIONAL LEAGUE. AT BOSTON, One mile in 1.50, mal- junds up. The footing Just in this golng i Honing: J suits him and some day Feincinnatt 01001000 a9) ™i ae Boston .,. 10010000 painasap A —-—— fer than ordinary ads, tor his best hai “even. furtongs In ANS to pounds up, This paul At her very best and teady any wanted RTEUT afeven furlongs ty 187, ale loping, 100 bounds up. Ta Put neab Be 4a Ing Form and \ooke Rrand, i OARSMAN- apne lie yi a a A Shean he AMERICAN LEAGUE. PHILADELPHIA AT 8T, Louis, Gamo postponed oa acgaunt of rain, (Continued ; ond