The evening world. Newspaper, July 28, 1905, Page 1

i \ howern to-morrow, COMPLETE ASEBALL RESULTS AVHATHER—Lalr to-night; a S EDITED BY OMAN oETS REPRIEVE FOR BLUEBEARD HOCH While He Had but Two Hours to Live: * Miss Cora Wilson Secured Means for Review by the Supreme Court. (Special to The Evening World.) - CHICAGO, July 28.—Every preparation to hang him having been éompleted, and withthe shadow of the gallows falling across the threshold \ of his cell, Johann Hoch, the “Bluebeard,” who at least brought misery to “\? thirty wives and who was convicted of murdering one, got a reprieve for «four weeks to-day, through the intervention of a woman. Cowering in : the fear of death, his bravado having fallen from him like a mask, Miss + Cora Wilson, of this city, and Attorney Alfred H. Thompson made a : dramatic entry to the case and furnished the means by which it will be pos- | sible for the convicted bigamist and wife murderer to have his case re- + wlewed in. the Supreme Court. Only the possession of $800 to make up the $1,100-mecessary to pay the ee I Se together and the hands of the clock pressed toward noon, .the pore| St. for his execution. wt dar acing ct inbieg: men’s execution. | GAME WHEN ALL HOPE HAD FLED. very hope gone, the man was fairly grovelling in his cell when Dr. H. Montgomery and Miss Wilson rushed to the office of Jailor Whitman md announced that they had communicated with the Governor and were ready to furnish the money necessary to make a review of Hoch’s convie- | sung tion possible. The State's attorney, however, when he had talked to the fused to heed her request that she be allowed to champion beard's” cause. , = She did not have the needed money with her in negotiable shape. while she was wringing her bands and Dr, Montgomery was frantic in he man,. re= ie “Blue- (Continued on Third Page.) -* DOTV ON WATCH WAYNE USTED + aE YELLOW FEVER) BY TOWN TOPICS + . Doty, Health OMcer of the Port, Chartes Stokes Wa: ‘oust= Fb pier Bepifoy ne has been ity yellow fever out of New York, Sot hae orders thocoush orerhesl th of all vessels from suspected places, The Mallory line ship Alamo, from Galveston, which reached Quarantine feagon, according to the owner, that he was connected with another firm getting out a putiicaiton Col, Mann, when seen at his office, No, 453 Witth avenue, to-day, said of ae @4 as editor of Town Toplos for the}. 28, 1905. e000 DAY FOR FAVORITES AT PROVIDENCE Only One Outsider Gets’ Home, in Front in: First Four Races. PROVIDENCE WINNERS. FIRST RACE—Sunglow (13 to 10) 1. Ruth W. (3 to 2) 2, Astral Il. 3. SECOND RACE—Lochinvar (12 to 1) 1, Diamond Flush (1 to 2) 2 Preen 3. THIRD RACE—Ambiticus (7 to 5) +, Programme (5 to.2). 2, Cologne 3. FOURTH RACE—Lord Badge (7 to 10) 1, Cloveriand (16 to 5) 2, New York 3. FIFTH RACE—Speedsmith (4 to 1) 1, Changeable (3 to1) 2, Lockey 3. 4 coe (Speolal to The Evening World.) NARRAGANSETT PARK RACE TRACK, July 2&—Cloudy ekies kept the fheat tempered: to-day, while the track, baked by four days of sunshine, was at its best. Tue increasing patronage @ugurs well for the proposed extension of the meet, which the Jockey Club is now considering, ‘Ttie: fegture’ to-day was the handicap fot three-year-olds aad. upward, » mile nos nals dn. Which. mine’ of the joked to start at 2,80, tee Beni being tae ‘only @oratoh. In the, firwt’ race Vitesse, Programme and Botnet ware soratched, in the second Blevtress, Barbuta and Collector Jes- sup; in. the third Ossineke, and in the fifth rab Scholler. oF ; TRET RACE Five ands, halt, turlones: “Gi, pMointyre) rd i SECOND. f RACE as ee ae Geta 4 “iggec® tasters, alent below ‘ti i. i eis ‘ars Jockeys, (Herriny 13518 WIRD Sins eae he He eka ‘4. RACR—Mile teenth mapas cab for" tbreasyeur-o. i Sostztoenty, Jockoys, pa at. i eigen) ies 130 Starters, eae Rpg tive furlongs; maiden two- cet, (Doherty) fi 4 Kooh, Rods tbtee. Minoan jemi Uisiled FORT ERIE RESULTS. FORT BRIB RACE TRACK, uly oat Bad here Ly result RAC a) a Sone Pur even pea, Sac, RESULTS OF ALL THE DAY'S SPORTS TORONTO AT JERSEY CIT TCRONTO .... JERSEY CITY - BALTIMORE ... -.... CLEVELAND . BOSTON ...-. Fifth—Shackelford 13-10, MILLIONAIRE WANTS WIFE’S SANITY TESTED ‘Hamilton’ W. Cary Declares Stimulants Have Rendered Woman Incapable. Hamilton W. Cary, the millionaire and society leader, appeared before Justice Giegerich in the Supreme Court, by counsel, to-day and asked for a com- miasion to inquire into the mental con- dition of his wife, Nellie Bostwick Cary, of No. $1 Fifth avenue, He 1s joined in-the petition by Mrs. Heleh Bostwick, the mother of his wife. They allege that overindulgence in alcoholic liquors for a number of years ‘has rendered Mrs, Cary unfit to manage ‘Sjelther her business affairs or herself. Bhe has aa income of $50,000 a year, which, Mr. Cary and her mother allege, she 1s utterly Incapable of handling, ‘Algernon §._ Norton, Dr. Henry B, Wildman and Emil Neufekt were ap- i} pointed commissioners to make inquiry into the mental state of Mrs. Cary with @ wheriff'’s. jury. Hamilton W. Cary seeks to have a trustee appointed for hie Wife's estate, with authority to place about her such restrictions ag will improve her mental and physical eondi- tion, “Hamilton W. Cary 1s relgted to the Astors of the inher circle of the Four Hundred, He has residerces at New- port and Westbury, {s a member of the hunting set and in his younger days was @ famous cotillon leader. Metropolitan, Union, Knickerbocker Manhatlan, Country and. Riding Clubs have his name op their membership rolls, ‘Mrs. Hamilton W. Cary ts 9 daugh- ter of Jabex Bostwick, tho Piendary = er Pele a sister ih Anes automobile | ¥ and ag hued | al gree Lenenne ened Vac Stone ANOTHER PLOT 0 CLEVELAND AT BO The} t : BUFFALO AT BALTIMORE (E. L.). i BUFFALO Uses Y (EL). : 0000002 00084 —14 00010001—2 2003200 —7 STON (A. L.). 007100100-3 03000130 —7 At Providence (E. L.)—Montreal, 3; Providence, 4. oe LATE WINNERS AT LATONIA. Fourth—Inspeotor Girl 7-1, Grace Wagner 4-5, Lilita 9-5. Lights Out 10-1, M. Brady 4-1. AT FORT ERIE. Fifth—Gamester 8-5; Birmingham 4-5, Annie Berry 15-1. TWO STRIKE RIOTS IN. a | 3 Used and One Laborer May Die. Two serious strike riots occurred in the Bronx this afternoon, in which re- yolvers and iron crowbars were used. Two men are in the Lebanon Hospital, one of whom fs not expected to live, The po- and three arrests were made. lice reserves of the Morrleanta Police called out to quell the riots. The injured are: Anconio Viola, fifty years old, of No. har, in Lebanon Hospital suffering from recover, Bianclo De Angelo, ald, of No. 601 Morris avenue, struck on the head wity an iron bar, In Lebanon wounds. number of buildings, laborers on months ago, and*this afternoon a num- a at work’ to join them, lowed, gazed, he police found De Angelo and Viola BACOuse.Olls OTN the RTOUnG. “Angelo Norasac, twenty” years old. of Hundred and # ib in which twenty men were £ the Morristnin pulice station charged with rt indy truck injured mun "ithe crowbars, he riot in which revolvers were used out the police reserves of the Semon! stathon, been on at tite excaval tonvals avenue and pp eae’ and the causes leading "Sr ware. exaetly, similar 10 the ‘Tots at Pifty-fgth E. neueth fe ona No rooae, Wes injured. the arrested Rasta! oslo, twen' (A of Ben at eer al veare. 0 at AGAINST SULTAN, ’ -—_— ‘Turks Find Weapons Concealed by / Roumanians, Who Were Banded to Kill, HBT. Rounania, July 2.—A plot aston. the life af aie Bultan ot —_——_— : re ARMISTICE, ¥S PEACE PEACE ENYOY. THE BRONX Revolversand Crowbars Were Station and the Tremont Station were 622 Bast One Hundred and Forty-ninth street, siruck on the head with a crow fracture of the skull; not expected to forty-one years Hospital; suffering from serious scalp ‘The tirat riot occurred at the corner | !H4 of One Hundred and Fifty-fifth street aud Elton avenue, where an excavatisn ty being made for the erection of a A airike of the the job occurred some hen the men a work refuied a fignt if one, and er wit efit DREYFUSS CAN JUMP AS SOON AS HE LIKES So Says Pulliam in a Wordy Attack on Owner of Pittsburgs, (Special _to The Evening World.) PITTSBURG, July %—There was a fearful explosion In basebril circles here to-day when President Harry C. Pulliam, of the National League, through his old friends the Pittsburg baseball writers came back at Barney Dreyfuss 'and the Pittsburg Club in a telegraphic Totter from New York, in which he says that Dreyfuss cannot jump too quick from the National League if he feels \that way, but that he cannot dictate to him. This was brought about by the snub- bing of Secretary Will Locke, of the Pittsburg team, in Boston a few days ago by Pulliam. The League President says he does not Intend to speak to Locke for the next million years. ‘The following letter was published tn every paper here to-day: “NEW YORK, July 27. “In answer to the sem\-official an- nouncement sent broadcast from Pitts- burg, and which has appeared in the New York papers, lo the effect that Barney Dreyfuss, displeased with the administration of affairs in the Natiouel League and further incensed at my re- fusal to speak to his secretary in Bos- ton, was threatening to jump to the American League, I wish to say over my. signature, and with all the emphasis Tecan bring to bear, that Barney Drey- fuss or no other man can pick my friends or tell me to whom to bow, and that if he is thinking of jumping he ought to hurry, as it ls needless for hitn to wait for the answer, for I would not speak to Locke aguin in a miilion years. The fact that the Pittsburg. club won the pennant three years does not entitle Jt to receive any more consider- ation in the conduct of the league af- fairs than the unfortunate tall-enders of the league race. “Dreyfuss fs not entitled to a shade the best of it in the government of the league, and as long as I am President he will not get it. He may win pen- nants from now until Lawson breaks up the Standard Oil, but he will only t thé same treatment as the tall- rs—a. fair deal and nothing more. “Barney Dreyfuss knows me like a book, far better than any other man in the National League. He knows that as Secretary and President of the Louis- ville Club, then as Secretary and ‘Troas- urer of the Pittsburg Club and later as Presidont of the Nuuional ue I have boon a tai mun and square official, It he wishes to cast aside the friendship ‘of eleven years’ duration and lift up iigainst me on account of Locke or any other grievance I too cpt wet out & weit of inju him, But on the contrary, I wall wae him luck and lots of it. 1 ooniclusion I wish to say positively, that No matter what tion Mr. Dreyfuss mi kon of Mis team or how juanly hurdles he Na+ Fea (te ger will ‘be. reprisented in Pitsburg in 1906 by a team worthy of “it that wreat GOWARRY C, PULLIAM —<—<————==—___- MAYOR OFF TO THE WOODS. MeClelHan Will Bury Himse3f in Canada Wilds Until Sept. 10. Mayor McClellan, who will start on his vacation to-morrow morning, ex- disposi necty to he gone until about Sept. 10. Most of this time, {f he carries out his programme, will be spent in the Cand dian woods, out of the reach of news of the city and out of the Une of pos- tal delivery. During the Mayor's absence Pryil- dent Bornes, of the Board of Aide Will be Aging (Mayor. VLitte Bulllyan will take Lun’ Fornes's place a8 President of the Board of Aldermen. pails cit al JUMPED TO HER DEATH, Woman Despundent from Illness Planged Into Aipshatt, Occupants of the tenement at No, 283 East One Hundred and Thirteenth street heard a crash at the bottom of the airghaft this afternoon, and hurry- ing to heir windows saw a woman ly- ing on the cement floor at the bottom. She was Mra, Juliana Doravia, who had jumped from a window of her flat on tie third tloor. ine was dead when a policeman clltnbed ch ha wey dn the oer who wi ¥ ars old, had ion YY or some time bh was des-) pA Ea bt BOSTON AMERICAN CLUB BUYS TWO YOUNGSTERS, BOSTON, July %--President John 1, ‘Taylor, of the Boston basebal team of the American League, peel ior oN to had Each ater most | fi 1 BY FRANK W. THORP. (Special to The Evening World.) RACE TRACK, BRIGHTON BEACH, July B—This was a great day for the public at the track. Getaway good things that were expected fell by the wayside, Favorites, well backed, won for the talent and the bookmakers lost thousands, From Cinchona down to Chalfonte the hettors caehed in in lumps, After each race long Ines stretched behind the strong boxes of the bookmakers and the cashiers were busy paying off the lucky ones. Cinchona Had Speed To-Day. FIRST $000 added; welllnx: for two-year-olds; five and a half furlongs. Start food. Won easily," Time—1.07. Starters, Jocks. Wes. Ht, Hie. Fin. Ate PL Cinchona, McDaniel 101 2 12° 1s 8 A MomanusW: Bevis wr BRB Bd r attest "Qhtaton’ steric, Vere nett erilin, Merry Belle, “Sonechal and Diane Gold alio Cinchona ran. Fin. new. colors, to-day, those of Mrs. D. 8, Dryer, and he @ veloped &n amazing amount of spe and simnly breezed home in the very rast time of 1.07, Veronese raced In second place to the turn. followed by Montanus, Senecnul and St. Estephe. Qn the turn Montanus took second place, but could never reach Cinchona. who won by two lengths, Montan was five lengths in front of St. Bstenhe, W. C. Daly bid the winner up to $2,700, ‘but the owner retained the colt for an extra $5, Lady Amella Lasted To-Day. ERCOND ACH $1,000, added. pendienp: Lady lepgth. Young vipat up a gap of four lengths Acronaut, died away and Lady: Lady Amelia had to ler.gth from Lady Uncas, Frontenac a length and a h Sweet Alice Weakened. Uncas THIRD RACE—$1,000 added: selling; for four-year-olds and up; mile and a sixteenth, Biart poor, Won driving. -Timo— 4 in ng Starters. ks. Wea. St. Hie. Pip, Str, FI. mee tighiy reba) tod 8 Bee Td 9810 St. Brecke,W.Davis 100 1 iy Bo Jerry Lynch. WKn 4.28" Be 7-2 7-5 Talal Heather, Gold Braid, macceth. Lady S00 ely, Tom Cod and At- wood also fan. Sweet Allce tincanned to the front, followed by Jerry Lynch and The Mighty. For six furlongs it looked as if it was going to be Sweet Alice all the way, but on the turn she began to weaken, and The Mighty raced into the jead, followed by St, Breeze and Jerry Lynch. Through ‘the stretch ‘The Mighty was at his best, finally winning by one and a half lengths from Breeze, who beat Jerry Lynch a head. Au Revoir Repe: ‘three-year-olds @nd up; mi figuih. dart 6 Won ‘easily. 68 1 posing |B st Jocks. Wits. &t. Hf. Fin. Str. aie wk as Fa MGT 18 Marner bi comell 1ob 8 OB H Kehallan, Stamy Ground, De- Cote eee aD ad Ballot Boy ales Marnie cot away weil to-day and sev a fast pace, Buttons and Devout, ‘They ran in this order to the far turn, where Au Revolr closed on Murmee amt took the lead. Devout and Buttons died away at this point and Caronal moved up into third place. In the run home Au Revoir easily held his own and won by two end one-half leneths from Marmee, who beat Caronal the same distance, Chalfonte Wins Easily, FIRTH RACE $1,000 ailded: two-year-olds furlongs, Siars ‘wood, Won eaally. Tine followed by Au Revoir, Betting Jocks. Wis, St THE Pin. Bie. Hl aa 108 2 By i 4 int tae 3 hs 3 2-5 ua raced to the front and made followed by Cassini and The jatter was outrun in juarter, but rapidly closed took a pace right in behind nthe stretch turn Chaltonte che See Eni \. went to front and won easily by three leagths from Kercheval, “who beac Poidias a head, The Sixth Favorite, SIXTH RACE—$800 ad three-year-olds and up; mils al Start good, Won easlly. ‘Tiine—1.18 1-5. Betting, , Bt: pe ee i eat nap 7 Prudence: Malt ot nice Kiotthe Gath a Ide att also ran, Buftice and Prudence raced liead and head, follow a by Meld o of Timbuc- too and waa off slow, but bnew i uD round quickly, and taking the lead in the stretch won cos- iy by three ton got Up In time. He beat D. a head, MAY CLEAR UP BURGLARIES. yeu; six furlong, ‘Won Finder outs Timenta8 1-50 Starters. Jocks, Wes, BL Hit. Fin. Tady Amolia. Davie 126 1 15 nas ive ae Frontenae.d, Sardi Pr fy s 3 obador.’ Lusy Young, Aeronaut,. Platoon, Uncle Urigh, Race King, Idle Drodm, Monet and Jack M¢Keon al x Aspelia had her spoed to-day and making all the running won by a scant Lue: raced with Lady Amelia or the first half mile, the two on Incas, who was far in front of In the run home Lucy Young closed, rive to win by a no beat St,}on him, _| DETROIT, July 2.—Bat ttle was left | away was tavorite ar § Bu This Is a Banner Day for Bettors at Brighe ton, Well-Backed: Favorites Winning in Succession, While Getaway Coups of ‘‘Wise Fish’’ Fail, BRIGHTON BEACH WINNERS, FIRST RACE—Cinchona (3 to 4¥ 1, Montanus (3 to 1) 2, St. Estephe SECOND RACE—Lady AmeHa (11 to 5) 1, Lady Uncas (5 to 1) 2, From tenac 3.” THIRD RACE—The Mighty (2 ts 1) 1, St. Breeze (10 to 1) 2, Jerry, Lynch 3. FOURTH RACE—Au Revoir (7 to 2) 1, Marmee (6 to 1) 2, Caronal 3, | — FIFTH RACE—Chalfonte (9 to 10) 1, Kercheval (15 to 1) 2, Phidias 3 SIXTH RACE—Louls H. (9 to 10) 1, Binde:ton (9 to 1) 2, Father D. 3. “MY HUSBAND,” CRIES WIDOW, NIT,” SAYS HE ;; Washburn Claimed by Wom- an as Spouse: She Thought Buried 3 Years Ago. Frederick. Washburn a painter-livinke at No, 100 Bowery, was -stopued by @ woman on Eleveni avenw to-day ant claimed as her husband. He denied the claim and she had him arrested. 9In court she declared he was James Schmidt, who married her and who was supposed to have died In a huspital and. been buried trom their home, No. 146 Brooks avenue, the Bronx, three years ago. that another body had been buried for, his, and seeing Washburn pass cunt ten-year-old son recognized bim as the | husband and father. He denied it and | she got a summons, which had to "be renewed many times before she frat: Stopped him on the street, In court she insisted the man her husband wad gave sovers? {eentigede tion marks, none of which was fount Her gon too dec.ared the mon was hig futher. | Washburn sald | never saw either before and sho . W. tattooed on nis ari, Wate 1896, Magistrate Winn ad- ;|Journed’ the hearing. until to-mort when a former employer of re | will be in court. Airs. Schmidi her husband's brother, a Hoffman emploneee had charge of his aaa uaa jot eee the bod: et ene: aber 2 = CAMO CCU MEETING ENDS (Special to Thy GROSSE POL Evening World.) T RACE TRACK, for the !ust day of the Grand Cireult meeting here. The morning was hot and clovdy, but early efteryoon condf+ Hons tavored extreme speed, Tho 206 pace stood out Uke an electric Meht among condies, and for two hours they bet on unis alone, The great mare Eow siatic was the favorite, but Anidross and Harel Patch were supported on. thelr form at Windsor last week, But three were left in the M. and M, Con 80] ee Tine no ve to, any of Haser , UA an B, “eB tind Browale 2 i. dA, iy ae t Haat, Mund a ae Tatra inet jee Gi Signet: 181 5g Trot iy second; oe saa BERG id Tne 3 M. 35. the three im t" v i pasate NEWARK, July %.—In the arrest ot. Harry Von Houten, of No, 20 Cottage, a and cet on” of No. 9 al th» Rake Getaway ea of Bepuiton, Pa. ced eat ton, fine A year ago she became suspicious’ her, y store in Harlem both she and her!’ ch 4 $C ship OE om . nd the fi Tuilela Stratson, 4