The evening world. Newspaper, July 10, 1905, Page 1

\ Bs el WE meds W*es sara os NAT RE SUITS = WHATHER—Thanderstorma: Taeaday anowern, t ¢ a ' ASEBALL ¢ RESUL I Ss i Circulation Books Open to All.’’ RO. PRICE ONE CENT, : ‘ ‘NEW YORK, MONDAY, JULY. 10, IGHi ANDERS WIN HIGHLANDERS’ | ug ees Fi ‘ , r F oF HURT te ive Well-Backed Favorites Are Beaten” | ELEVEN KILLED By COLLAPSE xa LANDE w. 02011 9 9 01-3 FIRST GAME OF at Brighton Track, Yankee Consul, at TROT. cc000 0 OO é . Odds On, Being the Only Choice i ' od from Sixth Column} : . OF PLATFORM) om Sith Golmn, ) William: Coughlin fanned, Elber- to Get Home in Front. 0 No runs. ‘ i . if. Excavators at Edison Build- ; :i Coughlin’s bad throw. Chase |Chesbro Goes in the Box) UORUM, WELL RIDDEN B : ,ing Slightly Injured by Fall “shovie:. Willams was caught off | After “AL” Orth Kicked on |Q Vue. iS bee 4 ER, f of Dirt and Boards, sea Taking the Job, + AKE WINNER. * H Wrceen W. F-areDonaia andi four | Lindsay out < Doran fanned, ~ Elberfeld threw out si H teen’ men,. working in the big excava-Kijilian at firs’. BATTING ORDER. It, at 7 to 1, ‘Suffering Was Severe Until Thunderstorm | sos 2te"comer ot Duane and im) Schaefer to Lindsey. © P, J. Dwyer’s Colt, at Up Just in: Time to ‘| streete, wore completely buried under nt ; t y. Ches- | new vor. Petra: , Beat Nostromo a Head in the Atlantic-— Ai d S B bi tons of dirt during the storm this af-foro fanned. ©. ~ oe, He died stealing, No runs, ‘Conroy, if. Barrett, cf. a antic \ Cooled t if, ani even Dabies ternoon, The heavy rainfall loosened Pa herfeld’s wild ef igeeler, oe O'Laat: ae “ Ar umbered Am th Werte abi tekst on the man's teats: lint ttt { hey swiord? Mh hime (Mo- | liiams, 3. Graweord, ef Two 100 to 4 Shots Finish in the 3 5 ‘Girt and it fell on the men's heads. re flied & re 's is aa, Soughlin, 3b. ; e N e ong the ‘Alltee thea! were cot ana Oruised, but |" ee rth oan fal Bc ‘Kiltan Tesuer, $6. a te Money in Steeplechase. weit f the D. the prompt arrival of the firemen and| — Eigrth : ie d Meduire, 0. ran, c. Se Victims of the Day. Bollcemen tmade-4t-poesible to aie them Hiclded Williz died. Williams was caught | o". » Roman ‘ . there ven TSize force ot men i ff one pat BY ALLEN SANGREE. BY FRANK W. THORP. WINNERS AT BRIGHTON. 2 e excavation wi storm broke. Ve ‘The temperatures taken trom the Pulitzer ep anads thermometer to- a samiison to thn Madison “Compery's Inled uty DETROIT, Mich, July WBraced by | BRIGHTON BEACH RACE “TRACK, FIRST RAGE—Jetsam (4 to1) ! follows: 3 nu! ere, e ex: : F ‘ t taki Ing at Brighton 4 pa ats Pe lag Weateee cavation is now twenty-five teat deen. Ninth | Yeager sacri-ced. Chase Thecuidlall Beane ieethe, ouomidie iGRonl hlcetea sens Wes ito tongocen In Rubric (10 to 1) 2, Macaniello. 8, a ti ¥ i if i the 0! — 6A. M- -76 degrees McDonald and‘ fourteen men took shel- rae third ai. fo Crawford. MoGuire wut. Reap Ththe piealeny UL Pak thead ae is tet wane ayant and Artful! SECOND RACE—Knight of Har. pa ter carer tie Dlatform, which is used paris ch next to Philadelphia, and it ts not ise eee et Artful yrs based lem (4 to 1) 1, Judge Fulton (400 te: n u ara toy rew a 1 ‘0 a. M. [Bim newer on Bim trent Ale eaiy illianeans ¢ 'y out. No runs, Sele Mateo lo Sth ee ia ofthe cram, bot Manage a 1) 2 East Kelston 3. ier ‘ " - e storm, en e wat 1 is not ne wae 6 P. Mi.--nn se backed up streams of it Sawed into tne| /t Roches. : 15 Rochester, 0. Bere retetdny hind inflate “ohele|mean the special race would not be| THIRD RACE—Yankee Consul (1. p= excavation, This water not onty loos-| At Toror ronto, 2. mrasdy, poscrah! browgnt about. Afr. Whitney, he sald) te 8) 1, Cassini (12 to 1) 2 La Sone i . “y a wt ack: . 5 TALM, ROSE, infant, No. 58 Macdougal street. aides of the wall. At Clevei i a, 6; Cleveland, 3. left field. There was a row over who (aeelnst her. | FOURTH RAGE—Quorum (7 to 1). PAPPER, JOSEPH, two mohths old, No. 312 Broome street. Suddenly two of the props gave way ‘ should pitch, Orth contending that] 9. Paes i a are cnr yeaa (pee AE (Goi tes shite, canoe REDFERN, THOMAS, fifty-five, Montgomery street.and Rogers ave-|*%™ at the same {ime nearly, twenty , Chesbro and Hogg had not worked full | Siig Ke for tro-vear-oNtaligtar ss i ng nue, Brooklyn; died at St. John’s Hospital. ne a cenbare eeart caaneg ~ ‘TON! A WINNERS games in Washington, and that one of ty, Witch, | Garnish . J ie = . Inner, was al Werk ANDERSON, HARRY, three weeks, No. 261 St. Mark’s avenue, Brook-lene mien. ‘The entire fourteen were ifth—E " 44 4-5, Charawitd 10-1. PoE ee ke Go catwtnerinny FIFTH RACE—Buttling (6 to 1) lyn; dled at home. a completely buried. for a ¢ime. Then*a Fift Ve us PARK Griffith preferred him to tackle the | ‘th All. the Choices Beaten. 1, Tryon (6 cle 2, Gamara 3, 4 -ABETH, one, No. 320 Det treet, ‘died § at | courte sheontortunates wormed their ; : opener. Orth sulked In. practice, emit~ | _¥ n. cor gages pein: three: A) RSs sgiloide ae 4 | "22 ey tg meee | Fitna Horta 201 Watermelon 12-1, Mgt ftenied aro! every fm n= [Raat ttt ght Ren iy | SIXTH RACEiele Droame (8 to WAGNER, GEORGE J., one, No. 526 East Sixty-second strest; ‘at | tower and a KENILWORTH. pag idee a, Bb cif speek a ai eeinerig: Deets) Buela (8 to 6) 2, Grand. | home. Tho reserves $f she Leomed atmet! — Sixth——Hc Thomond 8-1, Hyperion 13-f ‘The New York Amerleans appear tojeteam «... Honman 96 10 Re Po isianddatae ii MAHER, THOMAS, two, No. 1901 Second avenue; died at home, ee were. Res eat ee 200 Be ES OS ARSE be nearly a8 good a drawing card on|Masamieis : Myers 0 11 at ah at ai 18> 8-3 | ALMERICO, HARRY, soven months, No. 05 Hast One Hundred and/ succeetea in freeing all of the men.| {E-UP AMONG POLICE, is See ae ens The preatige of curtis, Reale. Ha sosely vgn. VaR Ding Btaie' fale "Won ‘aving th I Fifth street; died at home. Ambulances were called from the :ud-| 5 here the fang still degard the Gotham) All the sliofces were whtpped in the" _. GABBY, THOMAS, sixty-five, No, 618 Warren street, died in yard of |*0n Stieet Howrltay end thelr injures Police © >.sr MeAdoo this afternoon transferred | tts as a probable pannant winner. | maaiden Jockey rece by | Jotwam and |, mariers. decks, home. 10 the heertial eeeMab tare Wert Capt. J. T. 81 m East Sie’ o2ty-eighth street precinct ;There was a big crowd present, con-| y sensdcional drive that Ingted from 1B el ie a DONAVAN, JAMES, sixty-two, No. 302 East One Hundred and Second plage ap 2 SLES ee hi pea vi Devotisena dames aldaring the day cand threatening! liome turn. to the wire, Vagaty, #20 meee street; died in hallway. BYSTANDER KILLED |to the sub-siat.. cre Grand Central Depot. Sengt. Jam First Inning. Se ee oe inne ore at DOONAN, JAMES, sixty-five, No. 300 Hast Ono Hundred and Second) =, IN SALOON, |Sheviin, of Macsc. -ireet wae placed in charge of the East | conroy popped an easy ove to O'Leary, [neck from’ Rubric. Masanteko Just [yn a! Tabs Oncaealcacd aaa ee . street; taken to Harlem Hospital, where he died this afternoon. ¥ - Sighty-eighil ation. Keeler item drove, m hice finer to Bar, eanteee Whorler’ out of ‘the third | to Iie sae ho made te pace a Om PROSTRATIONS. of Non Hudson avenue, ‘Brooklyn, | All the plc trom the Tenderloin station were [shat xian spud ror G'isars “sive |" ategplechase Farce ae Usual, |Z" Wnasla'in'Ron’ et Stand BuaMeas DIETERICH, HENRY, twenty-nine, No, 645 Washington street; over-| was shot and instantly dilied to-day as|‘ransferred (0 ’ ‘sland by the Commissioner. Sergta. |prer throw. Jimmy WilKams made a | SECOND, RACE, $) ‘urate Sia rt hoa ~ eome at Mulberry street and Bowery; taken to Hudson Street casey re he Leal yt 0 SSRN lanier) ve Wall and Wile es with Sergts. McGlynn and Se om Ainge eras Won easily. ‘time—t.31 stag KENILWORTH RESULTS, . SIMMONS, ARTHUR, forty-two, No. 1007 Park avenue; Clinton afd Fulton streets, Brooklyn; taken to Brooklyn Hospital COPELAND, JOSEPH, thirty-six, No. 112 Walton street; overcome at ‘Walton street and Throop avenue, Brooklyn; taken to Williamsburg Hos- "Leary amp Ting. ciblberfeid cintyre. NO Rt Second eee hasecould not beat out a rap that was folled xs. We St.1.Fin, ait. We ae A gt another a Commissioner McAdgo said ‘n intended selecting the new oin himself. enner, of Dé making the a: Aainclothes : corner of Johnson .street end Hudson avenue, Broklyn, ‘The men sald to be responsible for the shooting are John Thomas, forty-eight on ee ere KENILWORTH PARK, BUFFALO, Alamansor, ‘The he races here to-day. resulted Curfew ell, Pegan | ” Berrssaat air vases fF ei Voorhees. broke. down. , Ths, Depoesd, | FIRST RACH Selling: for. g Me Thorn \ 4 ,. atta, sts tok oe ane, outer cst ent a talte Sat | de Maio SPR Bay ", *BG EE, AN Mand Ce eee ee Tree EaNn anime isee Grea eet EES hag san SUngel meee ot Meer nas digg” Cease 6 |Oan M-ca oae hte pt at: iat 0 es 489 /West One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street; taken to J. Hood Wright pool. na: ae weak as to who RUNS. jmost u tragedy. Of the ten starts SECOND RACE—Maiden Hospital, Recoriae. forthe rglice, bath men —— [aah emee, mag der bleh Ay, from | frur natebed uy, brake, down and, Fas | olga. Average of, al ee drow guns and fired. Phe bullet from matohed that-on the bead of the wir (fiom: Cousin, Ghuet making @ fine cusnine: closely. followed. By, Tuan FS tra AR oR a | thirty-four, No. 100 West Twentieth street, overcome | Show, in fisiat Tituok Bconeld, “who MOCKER, JACK, | 9 5 “L had th ff," eh 4, “"E) ttap of the low throw. Chasbro took ton to the Inst jus rk; taken to Presbyterian Hospital. was. stundin, Over tha. right T bad that cut off’ eho gals. if 7 vi IN ae T HIRD RACE—Selling: toa in Central Park; t iD! oye, Hiling nm gar as tie Bes 6 wantearahoek wale, a little tap off Schaefer, NO RUNS. Fulton qrearly went ¢ own. th aga RID egg Third Inning. Mopptyre: went to: cpa iow line for is fly, MoGuire. eabro fied to | BBaacter, Conroy "worked “Kilian, for a pass. Conroy was a dead one steniing segond, Doran to Cleary. NB. a slow Princes: Tulane (6 to 2) 1, Aa galloped t from Fulton, who was twenty- tee 'lentha before Bast Kelston. Yankee Consul All the Way. added: for two: \CE—$1,000 five and & hate turing! ‘on eared up, Time! PERRY, HENRY, thirty-four, No. 116 Broad street, overcome nS No, 242 Wecine ‘Tompkins street; taken to St. Vincent Hospital, Dt, Shaw, of the Adame atrect sta- PAYTON, THOMAS, twenty-two, No. 436 Hast. Sixty-sixth see over- and one ser es habe nts cen tased ae come at No, 624 Madison avenue; taken to Flower Hospital,“ * Ait cree ten die arabe! HAGE GUTTERMAN, forty-five, No: 93 Allen street; taken to Bellevue, rr JOE 8. POWERS, thirty, No. 153 West Fifteenth street,‘overcomo at No, ELM AND CEN TRE 5 West ‘Thirty-first street; taken to New York Hospital. UNIDENTIFIED MAN, thirty-flye, overcome at No. 186 Chrystis street;| STREETS FLOODED. taken to Governeur Hospital. PETER NIBHR, thirty-throo, Stapleton, 8. I; overcome at No, 63 Park * Row; taken to St. Gregory Hospital. JAMES FARREL, thirty, No. 102 East One Hundred and Fifth street; overcome at Echo Bridge, Central Park; taken to Presbyterian Hospital. | HICKEY, MARY, twenty-five, residence unknown, overcomo ct Fifth} avenue and Forty-fifth street; taken to Flower Hospital, GOOBR, JAMBS, sixty-two, No. 300 East One Hundred and Second street, overcome at No. 331 East One Hundredth street; attended to and went home, NUNNER, ALFRED, twenty-four, No, 209 Ten Eyck atreet, Brooklyn, | wer 7 evercome at Cross & Austin's lumber yard, Grand street and Newtown eerer ot. Solas ¥ ity taken to St. Catherine's Hospital. py i ES, MATTHEW, thirty-six, No, 286 Fitty-seventh street, Brook. wa, overcome at home; taken to Norwegian Hospital. “Who are you and where you come from?” ahe was asked. CLOTHES “DID” CONEY ISLAND Wearing a natty sult of boys’ clothing, a jaunty cap, perched on one side of the head, a youth came with swinging Ught tread along Surf avenue, Coney Island, at 6 A. M, to-day. At West Fifteenth street_ Policeman Thomas Lynch, of the Coney Island station, noted the fresh looking youth and called out to him: eo mornin‘, it ta.” urely is," replied the youth. z| Perfect. Simply charming. Look at that | t Just risen above tge ocean. Ah! | is ix 1ife—life and freedom!” f nan, thought dresmad for an ¢y Is'and and too young, t then big words?” ton the Island?” “L live in Fifty-sixth street, New York. I'am not golng to tell you the number, nor am I going to tell you a indeay, ent to the bench on! Ta, Sorc wey $0 Coney Island. | bit\ my head | Fourth Inning. ‘Kercheval, Blair Ath nd I don't remember what ocourre bE Tae ML ee pnd is pkeeter, beat out « bunt to. c fe Myaterious, Ruarn dino ran, ’ ine, le 0: Fanitor nmpe in front That frail teen. tal yo (Coughiin to 1 Yonitor Consul Jumped away in ght airl's hats ie Drilllant red and che | 3 ie carried in her pocket showed | that {t'had been tone and thick, a GIANTS’ GAME OFF, WASHINGTON PARK, BROOKLYN, July 10.—Rain knocked out the 1 chance. the Giants ang. sagnlaat Brooklyn easy marks to-da: Casaint don’t know took me dn and 0 i clothes, and was never headed, At the home turn ¢ led, a8 a 2 to 8 favorite should, by fix enetha, At the finish he was ease a up 10 win by tm lengths from Cassicd, Tai Sorclere the rame alstance lace, Ride Won on Quorum, FOURTH RACE—The Atlantic Stakes; two-year-olda; lx TE Start good. | Won’ driving.” Time—1.1 Elm end Centre streets, in the vicin- {ty of the Criminal Courts Buildin, were completely flooded during the storm this afternoon. The sewers wero led early and the water began to coi- lect in the gutters, Blm atreét, near the corner of White street, contained over two feet of whiter. Boys partial! stripped themselycs and went ih awine \ ming. ee Me (3 to 1) 2, Lastig (8 to 1) 8. DOs ids ‘and up; or M. (T, Meade), I to 5, 3. iy pS Bt. Jolly fs. ime—4.\ LATONIA FINISHES. 1.48 3-5. FOURTH RACE—Handleap; 4] Cie Sen Ralph (Greonfel sa ne 1 Bragg (elmenon), 1 to, 6. 33 FIFTH TAGE Steenioenae! for, four- iP out two 7 | Butte Ladle o to 10) 3, Th a ‘ nh \ deep centre, v to firat on tioned Dut did not thevw, | Lite ip tr LATONIA RACH TRACK, Ky, Tly | =, holding ‘ Wiliams on thin’, Chane taking aecond, | races here to-day resulted as Ww ‘two on bases Fultz struck out, ONE RUN. Barrett waa the third Tiger to fan. | Chesbro stopped a hot one from O'Leary with his shin bons aug picked ft up in| Beginning |time to get hls man. Molntyre zo: nite. will entertain | BS | ad hit off @ high bouns front of the plate. ekn nd jas Sole, Sora |atealing tecond, McGuire to Wittams Fifth Inning. ary halt Fiour G0 ta 1) Gi FIRST. RACE—Six and Wooas Perry (to 9 ta Belltoon, 4 Dm pas Ray Knight, ‘Judge ‘Traynor, Peggy ©"! Vather Talent also rr: 5 } ‘Neill, there were two feat a had War of the Crf 10} Guidin, fern tearm ‘i “Arkitrts and cago te Hallo won the, Atlantic Stakes, ps undhis to anaxceed ing dataliigent ride fled to O'Leary, O'Leary |by Lane, Nosiromo. jumped awa. Gapray drave & front ciowely ne ‘by, Quorum. |1.0 ' % 1d Tyne tok Quorum up-and walled about SECOND | RACE—Five | turlonea— 4 Axora (Vanderbout), 101, 6 iat pares PY ‘Triew ‘1.01 1-5. yer ee Wagner (E. Morrision), ve, aa Sanaa "NATIONAL LEAGUE. toe (Teeubel). 106, 4 to 4 Pie Suan ia ‘ated 1 RAC ne rie a PHILADELPHIA AT BOSTON. Moire pele NE cat '|KNOCKED OFF EAGLE|, iw ies Wecler'ss clean roy wanes FREDMRICK, forty, No. 318 Twentieth street, Brooklyn; AND OLD GLORY Bar newer the vouth laughed. It ‘ |Conroy trom: econd, "El [Lyne toon ae behind’ Nostromo to -the} ‘TiiRD . ifteenth strect entrance to Prospect Park, . bu % Ter per item allio laugh O€ © Coney,| Wea eee 01 2808 8 8 aod Meintyre.” ONE RUN, Aig 2 iis Bott, a Pele KA CE ee imo is ae Bonnie 4 z a “ ‘ rr ‘ A le ‘ani » Dol Atty MICHA} nxn, 80. 291 Banbridge sre, Bookie, ch Borodin sal, Srook-| ell and" tang iran, “the stheemas | ounce OMS ar mrs RO, | KILLED HIMSELF —_|Guting' Sia wae tira, ast | Bar tings % GPieaeo 00220 teu 10090001 0 0-1) Game called on account of darkness, Arkiirta, Guiding Star ‘van below form, Buttling Lucky to Get Thanks VINTH RACK-61.00, added, bandieap: year-old i a ti ny SCRE Won “ototenly ig Sint 4-5." el St FOURTH RACE—Bovi cision Forge, 212 (2 6 ee Bry 102 ta 2 Gay Pox: 20 C8 30.8 eee 3 iy, 3, #8: Carson, Lape celle and Ava’ also ran. DETROIT WINNERS, QUGHLAND PARK, DETROIT, 10.Tne races here to-day ee R~Colunist (3 to RST RACE--Colvals, yous Ui as ) tr Maraschine (8 to, AT PARK ENTRANCE ‘The police of the Arseng! Station re- port that Henry Kimbell, afty-fv. yeurs ais, at Ny 189 West, Twen "AMERICAN LEAGUE. third si imaelf by shooting % te OBTON AT ‘CHICAGO, rf ie ott, Milled Braet caltance te Game postponed on account of wet) Central Park this afternoon. eee ands. WASHINGTON AT 97. LOUIS. | pUGILIST KILLS HIMSELF aiGamag, Postponed ‘on account of wet IN SECOND ATTEMPT, Fe 4 Tana wiy, te _—e EASTERN LEAGUE. a aaron Del, July 10.—Kad~ Fe ridden hi 24 CE-~. ? eg ea thy CaP hed wrt hto tes a he Wit foe quwith fi cee bbe oat PROVIDENCE AT MONTREAL, roar Mforing from de reat ri Game postponed om account of rain. ‘ teh r pus Y, MB camo Sanlehte khe er ea I the ay r nntAD he hr dal ce ate the Ch ‘nes mi yon, Te bla on hte Wek. ‘of ci. nm hour, wae Mar Paveritg Losea, a A gi ut off and khoeked | cldal in ge overcame ct Alabama and Blake avonues; taken to Kinga County Hos |iyn, ie soaps oh be! forty=M a RR I (GINNIZ, CHARLES, forty-five, overcome on tug! Eee street, Brooklyn; «ken to ‘Norwegian Hospital, feet. oe the eeu wie | nt Boulevard ground, bon a Uightoing this atter- sof excite. Jooked at the youth's feet and then at his: hands, They were no larger than those of @ child. The finger nalls were manicured and the heels of the shoes ne} Were high. the sort w «irl would affect, “What's your name?’ gaked Lynch. Im," smiled the yout. with an san at German accent. ome on, Bill, We'll look into; peal went on Lynch, "You fans ae takin’ your freedom ta it thie hour,” ‘had quit the youth at the ‘ via- fur pies, ho Murmee, Bes ai a2 Jet down “Homeree front if