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

‘WHATHDR-=Showers tocnight and Friday. COMPLETE IBASEBALLL @ (exis ea | i RESULTS ® [Circulation Books Open to ai.” | Books Open to All.” iG ___[ Giroutation Books Open to All” PRICE ONE CENT, 4 i ‘ NEW YORK, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1905. ee : DUEL OF PI r sr ‘ROOSEVELT is CHESBRO OUT Sharp Fielding Backs Mathewson’s Twirl- | FORNES WIFE GUEST OF HARD AFTER FIERCE tee and That of Briggs, His Chicago ONE MORE 3 ; Adversary, Keeping Tallies :Scarce REVERSAL A] : AND MAURICE COAL MINERS VOLLEY AT BAT Pas Hen's Teeth from the Outset, TAD A STUDIO scsi sacs ectetecrvner| semmacagee | verrmonm “| DARATOE | “Woman Who Sues Acting } | gi Wi 1 3 eee ate. Pca York. enicnee, é ‘ ilkesbarre, come Early Lead. rs May eecene te lgit at avon ween | Denes ee Mabey, rf. ‘i ty win to-@ay's game to get an even break . Tithe and Morey vent our Meaantic” ager [Flip Flap Rums to His Name the scalp. On the last trip here =. er, 88. * : : | Mayor Leased Rooms in |ALL COLLIERIES CLOSE. BATTING ORDER. Glants lowt three oat of four games, | Baylin # Hortman i. and Wins with Odds f 5 repetition of theg record ie not |e Kling, 0, at 8 to I GIANTS ...... ..-....-.-000001000—1= . Us y."* thewson, | BS, D. . ¢ ‘ ; Maiden Name. Fully 250,000 Strangers in the Gass ie conmennte Leek iid heh teas marly, aurae We ‘Umiplre—O Bay. CHICAGO......... ......000000000—0 . YT SA AT 4 ¥ Wa Biberséid, on Barts, on. ning from St. Louts, so the New York- | === SEP Een WINNERS. . . City to Join in Welcome Dougherty. If, Cailahan, If. ers were willing to sacrifice almost any-| got to his feet tm time to catch Sammy SARATOGA ‘ - CRUSHED FORNES’ HOPES ; Meret ae eas, pcan g week me aa ie ee ota “Fhielbach wale titown ‘but by Devin, ——— to President. Furs,’ cf: Tannen ab, Gea bio ear would eaten ie Eathewson by brillant felding, retired FIRST RACE—Fiip Flap (8 te 1) teh Gheabro! 5: mith. Western trip atter having won foiir /cledn single into right, but Change end-| 1 James Reddick (4 to 8 for place), ; #e Longed for Domestic Bliss, Umpire—Connolly. etraight from Cincinnati. jed it with @ strike out. NO RUNS, 2, Anodyne 3. WILKESBARRE, ‘Aug. 10.—Prealdent i i ; | Roosevelt as” guest of the Catholic While She Wished to Study | poor a ae eee eciaten caaae| BY ALLEN SANGRE. Interior Decorations. United Mine Workers was greeted here (fibecial to to-day by a tremendous crowd. All) AMBRICAN factories and collieries in the SHICAGO...... ---2 -... 1 0 HIGHLANDERS ... ... ... 0.0 BROOKLYN * v. McGraw well knew thie, and his men Fourth Inning. pees ‘were told to get themselves busy, and gent Sled ye. Wistter, and Tinker got SECOND RACE—Conover (4 to 2° as (eGann's er, this le ‘the way.they did it; rent throw. ‘Tinker threw out Mertes | 2 Plous (4 to 6 for place) 2, Pay First Inning. on the same kind ofa ball. NO RUNS. | aker 3, » Wioker lobbed @ high foul to, McGann, ——- Strang sent a sharp bounder to Tinker | Gilbert's quick throw got Tinker at] THIRD RACE—Optleian (10 te oo 0 1 0 0 1— S . ;] BROOKLYN - IIGHLANDERS LOSE areneaemry x) Sofco 101. : 030 oe tad shat down and 200,00 rat. Hi ue we, ot am, terme Ss aur oie iat on ed anes AA Ra Nese Cee br pan f ST- LOUIS: 10 3 V. Fornes, against against whom che} Jon Mitchell wae Cheirmap of the|vearol@ rival to Cleay Lotus, who Is WRRGA ihe tmuliltiae’ by athiine out Fifth Inning. Flavigny 3. JERSEY CITY AT PROVIDENCE (E. L.) : has begun a aUlt for divorce in Ver: | esting: . The President was greeted |doing tmpersonaitons mt the Wintaria| MENted, the pbtiten arbve @iolhin siente to left | co inri (RAGE Cmedouta (6 to| JERSEY CITY 10200100 O—¢@ , by large crowds at ali stops on the| %d0f Garden. f ‘ .| Devlin, tried to sacrifice, but struc! — cece weeres © mont, is stoppt h : : ry Slag! eas a land, preiestel phere int way here, where he was welcomed in| Miss Janis, acconpanicd by her moth- Pir: Aa ees idee wedacncin Galen took secenal cee nee 5) 1, Merry Lark (even for place) 2,, PROVIDENCE . ----00010000 0— 1 street, not far from Carnegic Hal, | Sddresses by Father J. J. Curran and/or and several friends, rived the| time, After having three balla called, |on.a grounder to Tinker” NO RUNS «| Palm Tree’ 3. where, for almost a year she had «| ME Mitchell. part Ser enecene “Weather: to Ket loge: obloy. | Mee an aa go cen ireiatiwan Toros Mae wp Ie time ie Conia eee cae, A Butthi . : a | | emdio, part of which she sublet to a pvesiaeet, Roemeyeny S0rs 15. se an | USt repertoire includes reciting the} COWNCE tee Te der to Gilbert, NO Mate: Ruelbacn struck out. No] FIFTH RACE—Memories (16 to 8) t Toronto (E.L.)—Buff&lo, 2; Toronto, 5. “In our country the happiness of all| narrative of a tough boy who steals a RUNS. ‘the rest of our people depends most of /ride from Cherry Hill and sees New all upon the welfare of the -wage-| York lose a game when a thret-bapier j very handsome and gallant young Frenchman, whose first nme ts Maurice. 1, Sir Ralph (8 to 5 for place) 2, Second Inning. Sixth Inning. Humo 3. At Boston (A. L.)—Second game: Detroit, 3; Boston, 5, At Cincinnati: (N.L.)—End_ eight! Phila.. 1; Cincinnati, 4. Le te \dson of the former prest- Atathewson was called out ; Aa, J-H (e's grandoon of the former pres. | Conxor idetve ‘Sale foul ty: a scouble ee thee Div | Strang beat a slow ite to domman: | ‘SIXTH RACE—Fillmore (16 to's) | Sa cass Stor naan bia only eectiffve way to help| Digby Rell is the author, + ry sings fs le robbed Donlin of a long hit. 14 Gambl Bee The handsome young French artiet| aa oup y, suvbody 1s to help] Mies Janie was escorved to the 36-cent ag athe dais Baihered| Gann’s sean single to" lefe Rood Ne nee) enlat wan been a quest at the Hotel Grenotte| | LAW ALONE | aim hoip timacit.| bleachers by Secretury. Nabon, where : threw out Mertes, ONE RUN. Lescatie 3. Raraevny Taig | for come time, bot to-day he sent hiry:| CANNOT GIVE | Something, can-be | she remained lone. enough to: sve the|| gfoa ne Slagle drew i bane cr balls, Maloney if "hsp LATE: DETAILS GIANTS-CHICAGO GAME. » ee ee a tN eee a ee Te cade the, rae ed ing momen | te teat the CexGana andetiofiman, was | Culvert Wieker fie! ts Dentin. vinker| BY» FRANK’ W.. THORP; pounced that te was going away. Dur- | @————— ‘@ iwlation “and —by|to enjoy the noverty, and sald it forced at second. Kling died-on « rap| forced Chunce at second. NO RUNS. “ (Special to The Evening World.) i i ting the past two weeks he has bren out | wise and honest administration of th her to write a “pleos” thut |t> Matty, NO RUNS. : - (Continued from, Fifth Column.) iad Seventh Inning. : ACH mie cca NX. "0 left was actned by. a hot ones wien, Holey fated 10 sig, [mie ana threr-aixteenths, was ail'aat| Bowerman’ threw out Hettan. Casey lined out to Strang. . . Hoffman took — Matty’s| ani was .safe. 6 pea pPiccocin ity ame . Mouneee srrete noone Casey gern | Maloney, "Hotan threw “out” Somer’ [rered tn the war o's cane aie nage Kling sngled,. but was forced by Ruelbach. No runs. hoon, Mt comained only a tair claas| — Eighth Inning—Matty struck cut. Strang flied to Wicker. wailing with Mrs. Fornes at teast once. |laws, Momething more oan be, done After her separation from her husband/by combination and organization Mrs. Fornes came to this city from) among ourselves In our ‘private capaci- Paris’ and put up at the Hotel Marthaletes as oltisens, 0 long as this dom- , Washington, While there she decided to} dination or organisaifon is ¢ with the study of in-| with wisdom. and. integzity, with in- Wttle logal color in that Se Seg SES of horses, 2 P At ee atten ‘and for this purpose! slatence’ upon the rights of chose bene-| Grimen's silt ieoker ac hough hed : division, but! an nets the gelling Hiffman threw out Dinlin. No runs. ; ‘aie , stanend rooms Non # and Min Car-/ted and yet with ju ragera for the | gone aniough the scie proven for th ROOKLYN LOSE S BOSS gene Oe it Slagle.and Maloney fanned. Chance flied out. No runs,, “O14 Fox" rt chalk and wad- e - to-day; i ita warm A inn | ~ . P " ar oy Wis aiatacac aie: Meats rege leat “asa iouta the aioe bigiantthethageletnee ti faurctene a [aren Season thus ter wae the bowest-e¢ ene! — Ninth, Inning—MoGann singled. 'Mertes sacrificed. Dahlen fost ‘lntiuential~in determining | any | neps, man’s success must ever be the sum of that man's own qualities, of bis knowl. edge, foresight, thrift and courege. “Noone society can do more to She took a lecse of the rooms from Ostober, 1903, to October, 194, but dtd not use hd marital name. Instead, the * name of Eda Olive Lyde appeared on the ‘A two Guys’ rest, however, imbue! [routher for horses, and fast time was Hoffman flied to Donlin. No runs. stares cate, shite and crouse, and ereflied to Maloney. Devlin fouled to. Maloney. No.runs. .. o HANLON IN ST. LOUIS ramen ep: Zoot ping, inomesn en | Wicker grounded out to Gilbert. Tinker out the same Way. door of the studio, The attendants of} ‘There will be n broken records at} Te Te ding, however, knew thes “Miss| help the wage- Saratoga, however, for . te ong, owen cts tigaady ee er fag had inde ie’ one Se Stren LATE. CATONIA WINNERS. Mra, Foraes furnished her studio in| temperance so- |. FRIEND OF SS grey dlc ls Tear alae eae THE BATTING ORDER. PET oe ee ele for the form changes, \ miost lavish fashion. The magnificenze| ciety as t h a t | WAGE-EARNER - | 10.—Manewer ‘Ned ‘Hanlon, of the Bro ——- aa eee a + = the afternoon some hes cd + ot the appointments excited commeat|-which 1 am now @—————.9 | About 2,000 ¢ens were present. lyn team, Tyported sick to-day, and pet kouis. sport. 3 sphoawa| — Fifth—Zenap 9+10,' Osee 9-1, Sister Frances 8-5. in the building, where there are many | addressing. Ik ts of incatoutable con- - First Inning. © Capt. Shechard feara the boss will be ‘Ghasnen ng if si handsome studios. Shartly after the} sequence to the man bimaclé thet-he} Gree, beat eut an infeld hit. Jones | uni to accompany the clt.to Chi- Smoot, cf tee AT-FORT ERIE ; : furnishing of the studio was completed | shauld be sober an temperate, and tt 18| nie toward firwt base and beat & out.|ecgo to-night. It was upto Harry, Mc- e ‘Won He ; Ee ‘6 Ppear-| of even tore consequence to his wit?! Doris sacrificed neatly. Green scored | Intyre to bo bracketed to-day in order as Sixth—Gay Lizeti¢ 3-1, Solon Shingle 4-1, Derry 10-1. a tradght to (he studio) and his children; for it Je a hard and /o,, Capahsa’s ewt, Wiverfetd to Chase.|to enable the tailenders to establish, a 5, 88. HUGFin. Str"). ee | nd after saat was there bei gether thet in kaaPnioages ours 2204 i te of the sories. Ny Ags masters S : : i} He I K £ be . Fornes bad sublet a the man are often visited mow RUN Vioe-Pre ‘Stanley Robison, of the | Mol _f i Loa MPR: Shope means Serene see, ce fe lath, | Conicier anapeetnd essay ieuar- no| une ts Danan Yates, Veronahe aoa biy Bent TAY Nex NATIONAL LEAGUE, | "UF t= Blast men made site Continued on, Second Page, be his one mpooial care. thelr professions,| “It 16 a pnoud and responsible privi- y hours every day in the studio, | Jege to be oltinens of eat uplf- Wore excellent friends and fre-| §° mtlon, ‘Bilbenteld flied te Catlehan, - Dougherty | manager had yet been secured, and that \weiked. -Willtems walked, filling Yhe] until the man 1s, named Burke will bags. Chase popped up to MoFariand. | serve as fiehi leader, while ie ‘will do - C the general directing, + BOSTON AT PITTSBURG. — Firet Inning. Boston, 046000 0.0 1-3 “Dobbs” Tepror Becta. | ing 04.0 99.917| FORT ERIE RESULTS, ard Sale: |” BalteriessWillis anid ne a ees Bc a te Beckley. NO| 204 Gibson, foram “A88) RACE TRACK, FORT TRIE, Aug. == ROOK SLND GOWOMENCILL TRIN DTCHED) HM SWDLER i same Se Sa 10.—The resulta of tha races here to-day ae jPiuaneneas Satire. eae ree"iame| AMERICAN LEAGUE, SMIRGT. RACE-—Purse nots tor muiaen|EVCTY CAM of Golden State:Lim-|Herrebondt Said to Have Gd: q LABOR PEACE, % *inannon got. spoon DETROIT AT BOSTON tofit® y,fanense oak! ited Leaves Trak jat High! $3,000 in Registration Fees F Semenaaeeatneenecsin A ¢ 1,2: ‘Lady Stewart jis, Ure. that Piste contre. eich 2 ee GAM. %. TMime—t.c? #6. Speed, and Several’ Persons} and Then Moved, Forgetting Bos tas Sealed te, Baton 8105008 8 al, ve Fartokes Seelet, "TR:| Are Hurt, to Leave Any Address Backs iuiting, §T. LOUIS ‘AT WASHINGTON.| iM £9 1, 3; Peon (ae) 10 te fei ‘ 2: Kniekorbocker (T. Taylor), 15 to 1, & Roemer cents Lie. Biker uash to| el No ee ca neue @ time te ios: MUSCATINE, Ta., Aug. 10—Dne Gol-| | i gu < THIRD R, 5 ) Ta, Aug. 10, - gt oe CLEVELAND aT (PHILADELPHIA. nx futlongs<ituah “Giunro), £ tof"! |den. State lmited of the Rock Island |,, Tne AH nt Want aieeieacee aati fled to Batch. ‘Twylor tenned. | grounds. Sevount’ Of wet! oly e tol, & 15,"' B90? | road is in dhe ditch ove mile west Of sireot, was being arcalgned in’ Yorkville 1UNB. —_>__ FOURTH RACH‘) for th c +. Court: to-day, more than thrée-score Third 7 one an 1d 5. wom around his office x els ting ‘Dobie : Funai Timp (10 "8 he train was? several hours‘iate andlat No. 10 Bast 1 nia! pkg rina fell running at @ rep vate to make. U9) wailing tho loss of lous sums they + wo-yearolds; fturton| waid they ‘tad turned over to, him. * (Opert, T to 3 Col, q y boudt had @ registration office : 2} & Time—Lo2 1-5. aad for (securing tenante for. 4 rooms, His annual fee was: $50, ooording to the ¢eatimony of sev-) RESULTS AT’ LATONIA, ae a ak fr vortvine Cours har te, eae aa ORE Le eC apenas + but he he ‘ (pects) to The Evening. Word.) ; brasaing fn return for It ta enia ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Aug. 0—Aa| LATONIA, Ky., Alm. WcThe races ( LD | tee omen 8 tn port ® result of the determination of Su-| here to-day resulted aa follows: , nie sii