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a q ie _[ Giroutation Books Open to AN.” ‘ PRICE ONE CENT, NEW YORK, ‘MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1906. DEVLIN STOLE HONE FROM T PIIN | ELBERFELD =| Old Beton: Blillippe. HLL dhe: a GUN COTTON BOMB OUT OF SAME |. GIANTS WIN. Gn Dean hl Hid eB ‘ IS-SENT BY: MAIL © | FOR 30 DAYS) creme goa ge 7 e9e,| Ru AB Suepey Pied Up “Circulation Books Open to All.?? CANTEEN is HL 4 vorites of Class. in Am i. ‘sterdam Featote. ican League, He Says. | 727 Mertes flied out and McGann. was Caught. Dahlen sin-| POLO GROUNDS, B- 2 tg by enti °f, : ; ‘ ~~ pei Troy ddl Two aha Tey the mrousando to-Sa7 so soe ae ey Megane, 1b. > ‘ ‘ ighth Iining—Hildebrand single jarke fouled out..| fot Pisspore we tee tt Batlen, ie Infernal. Machine Which Might Have] ‘THE BATTING ORDER. | each struck out. Wagner singled Howard fanned. No funs| wxtcdn cere es bosinoes tor the| Emer aS aid Locke, ‘‘and ao long 45) Bowerman, Blown Up Police Station Sent to Cap- a sera i's maeeaanhe fet, to fighting, what's the| MEtheWHOn, BP Pittsbu T0 CAPT O'REIL | Y por rial Browne and Dont beat buries M paler) B ZEMAN BULGER. | THE i : R . 5 rowne and Doni t bunts... McGann nit to Brain ano BY BO’ BATTING ORDER. . | pended, and Will Amer- an Peeitz’s muff Browne scored. ' Donlin‘scored on a passed (Opecial to The Evening World) Ae ae Mee Liek sey DER tain in Brooklyn, but His Sus- acs eB * | prott ta tuned, Bowerman fed to Lean Strang soorng | SSS ez toe aha fs i co RN ici i rice | |" Ninth inig—Brain dowbed ned to| Seana eo ae oe tee lS MOHAWE Il ei picions Prevent Explosion. Tannen ae Ninth Inning—Brain doubed. Ritchey out. Peitz lined to hifera Saneeter ene Parte Me _pevite ung a a single into left eld, ° INJURED? eee Mogann. Aves walked. Hildebrand out. No runs. Locke was silent, though he added: ca ed. to mecond on Strang, : ‘ OnSite lMeCarty. ——_——_+-+0_____ “We are going to give them all the best tee ifted an eany ny to Howard. Police Captain Miles O’Rellly received a bomb through the’ mails to- 2 we have in the shop.” tous to | BE le. Phillippe hela the. ball day which, had. it been opened before it was examined, would have blown BY ALLEN SANGRE, BROOKLYNS. LOSE win a game than as McGraw 0-407, Gere oa aa ee " ., & pecial e Evening rid. 3 a hims up the Ralph Avenue Police ‘Station, in Brooklyn, and probably killed) cnicaco, aug. 21-1: was impos- hin Pay De racatas: instead "Bo, deter Ritchie. Pega many in the building. ¢ pcs pe eee, A bettie eter 206 CHICAGO .....25 .-..... 2.0 1.0 0 2 O 7 Q—1z |minea was he to win that he announced | Gai Gar trang thee eae me a The box came in the morning mail, at a time when Capt, O'Reilly a Hue vembed ax until they'came/ BROOKLYN ...... --..--000000011—2 brstapae ‘the Gla bee 8 abi Sebrantfied'to ee eee BENS | ie out trolmen, The box was tossed aside, | thing to-happen to ‘Elberfeld, who had ame RT) 35.0 STESTEERER 1 ya been a stumbling block in the was giving oe Na going sas ahee of fr : ea | trouble yesterday with Umpire . Me- . Way of the Pirates and he had plenty the Captain thinking it was a presen x of cigars from some friend. | Carty. This morming ine entite team, By E at ret It was ad-| with Griffith leading, visited Presi- i First Inning. Later the box was taken back to the €aptatn’s private room, Dahlen made great run ‘ane ris but layed 701102001 ons mance, Ment UNS. IN ecren ie ae reed High Choice for the Futurity” Said to Be Too Badly: Injured-to Start. , SARATOGA WINNERS, 9 © FIRST RACE—King Pepper (5 to 2) 4, Byways, (6 to 2 for place) 2, Druid 3. SECOND RACE—Charawind (6 %0 1) 41, Ruth’s Rattler, (6 to & for a 3 |counter cha: inst McCarty, avenue and Quincy street, Brocklyn.” ‘The box was addressed by type- Johnson Lind etig arg Po ae HIGHLANDERS. . ‘writer, but on the corner waa written in ink: #Compliments of D. Ansehell. "| The Chicago papers predicted Elber-| CHICAGO™.... dressed: ‘Mr. Miles O'Reilly, Captain of the 54th Police Precinct, Relph|@ent Pan Johnson's omce!, to make ---eee 0000010203 | Mhe package was inoiosed tn ordinary farts wed zest, thiety: Mays 1f this ONE DNE INNING fe menila paper, neatly tied. After ‘the ‘fh by place) 2, Knight of Harlem 3. Rene ga nt aoe CHAUFFEUR 5 wo posit a “th nae Hi Pulainine Wifi laine a gg hod Ms THIRD RACE—Veronese (20 to 1 te vente tamp saw that the Anternal re coon baseball. He packed up veland (A. L.)—Second game: Wash., 13-Clev., 2. 1, anatyne (6 4 for pact) 2 i Seu. a Te ney Fe eH See om seemperet viet Ot g OE § IN S ANE: i ore os tos abate airuas emsa| At Detroit (A. Sra yee Boston, .0; Detroit, 5. ~ thad_ been pcaiped as rn ane ta Nage ayn peste for not a 5 FOURTH” pias niteen’ (6 or rill Targer those eeptitiz the offer trom John McG: ‘ oe ig he 4 anteon (8 fo 8 te aa te Thee ae c's cr sete AFSL, Lou (A .)—Phladaia As Stole, 2. “Play Wake TailEndery’ | Fueton ce # for ie) Bl, wis eulolalans: FIER GRASH saree Sons SE SES} Mt Montrea (€. U)—lera Meta 8. Called. Eiforls a Farce, }PAwOR Capt, o'zatly bocame suspicious and bg gre oi poiak Ww gale A etal (E ‘L.)—Newai , 01 Buffalo,’ 6. arm rast. FIFTH RACE—Humo (6 to 1) 4, eeNh ar R apa notion at 480 that! it Rochester (E L.)—Seecond game: Baltimore, 1} Roch., 2| carver sea wareat made, op fon mo peor pur neanosire <Miss } Fer rae) a A he f) _ i on eee mae somebow Tam sue: |Machine Turns Over and He|messs tat he wil'be om of the erne| At Toroito (E. L}--Providencs, 0; Toronto, 3. Cea ee tl ge ate BATTING ORDER. — |2, vor Tromp 3 a pe unl Ban" Johnson gets peady, put Second-Inning. * Pi —— t acquaintance is named D, Ansehell, You i him back. ‘This dia not yes i Toe y a Aled ona baat te to Batt y. Do Brooklyn. SIXTH RACE—Sir Caruthers (8 | Believes All of the Occu- Kid from’ practicing with he Chicag > LATE WINNERS AT-LATONIA. * as lowed ied of hey, gua 8 | Sheckard, it. ‘mite St % ito 1) 4,,Mintia, (8 to 5 for place) a don't think # can be a bomb, do you?’ eam. It is sald that Griffith wail te tr; fener Siem az : A ey rat, cramined the box carefully: He! - pants Were Killed, | |{2jirwweyg.inaze wieh ether Hak’| ~ SixthHot Toddy 7-1, Hol Poloi 4-1 pl, Jimmy Mader Balls, Popes young ap, cuty raat Epler Remington 2 yt Ba he Mee dso ye aCe Ny TN AT FORT ERIE, Sette Gata ro atin, Me |S "BY FRANK W: THORP, “4 rattle when it is shaken.” RIVERHEAD, L. 1, Aug, 21.—By the | poughivey Mork Hasna atey, Snort and | — 7 Fist for one base, Bev vin ene 5 Sohien ate (Special to The Evening World.) Neen ee eM itid a5 paatay'e Opening axe mumbtc UE can anlomonlied Gace imcietigieic ata Conroy out | @sy P : ney pengh 98 war giv Mitchell, p. SARATOGA RACE DRAOK, Anil Set warned the Captain, “It might ex-|belween Greenport und) Southold five|Smith.o Donahue, It was a rank de Sh batia., Bowerman whip) Umpiree-Mensra,, Kiem and O'Day. |—It wag expected that there would be ; pioge.” persona were injured. aioe, mat Moca: iy was evidently de-| ? orale in left, scoring, ore Strang pene buy a falling of of interest in these last 00d Wo) Mat waon fo t, stoppine at seco! cond. BY JOBN POLLOCK, y four days of the meeting, but there an ra, RU: Loaded with Gun Cotton. ‘The car caught fire and was destroyed. | Davis threw a Law opened the box from the bottom,| Th chauffeur beoame Insane after the\| feitred tthe ateeles hx and Dave Putz » out to Howard, ONE \ Hf Dautprisingly, good! carl on ve handling it with great care: When tho|2e°ident' and Is now under the care of | Sith. | NO. RUNS, Third Inning, (pactal to. Tha. Eventing World.) noon and if there was any decredse in bottom was, loosened it was discovered| * Pby¥siclan at Greenport, his big moltts taped ako te chee Maity scooped up Pnillippe's grounder WASHINGTON PARK, BROOKLYN, | attendance, 1¢ was not noticeable. ° NT pea Ca eNO RPE to. MoGann, Aug. 2.—Anovher healthy looking and| It Ix irevorted ‘that Mohawk 1., the, er bile were Capt. Andrew/® sacrifice, Kte! that the box was loaded with gun-| _ In the automo! lelnow to Williams, Con-| © an, easy propo: tron prntiod over aencrously ‘witn} Skinner, of Bayville: John Smith and|foy seized a ounce from Davis, gold. | Fuatiea) Amend in the Supreme Court | Secretary of the National Aasoctation | Sach! Ginna ay wae adie inte richt | hustling bunch of ba}t slingera came to) winner of the Hopeful Stakes and fa// d his sister, Carrie Smith, of Brooklyn; ng runner at second. Chesvro = i d di restrainh y te ‘Basebal ‘from ‘expired on @ these grounds this afternoon to open a| vorite for the Futurity, struck imaelt+ \ ge mPa aN aaa ey of WH! Ars. award Grifin, of Greenport, anal piesa Callahaa "with, ‘strikes! |m Pawers, individually und. aa) Freel: dectartne! valine the weiner: hela by [ae ieecan ee Boutin NO RUNS. Frosh ‘sertos of: xaines swith Hanjon’s (Continues on second Page. | 1/9 | would nave exploded had the top. been! Ze cbayitaur. They wore on thelr way Second Inning dem. of the National Avsocigtion of | Howard C. Gritiitha, the Class A Jeader || Browne, for ube second, Un » giruck | tatlenders. This argregatton was Frank pepsin, bn serene Feet Vi aaa pained inatead of tho. bottom: | Thal {2 Huverbend, Out’ the/ machine ROY YS ‘tougmerty te off with a Professional Baseball Leagues, and‘as|in the National Hoard: of Abiration, | out. | Cl a ments Bonlinvardeve to, ft | Selee's long and shore players trom Chi) vit Tntea cintones would have anueed ighe | 2 reese And, they decided tolretumn tocar’ Williams “C \,f.ciean hit to | president of the Hastorn Leave, and Bath the Board of Directors ‘of xné | an Fee etes bunted to who ‘handed Johany. McGra RESULTS AT FORT ERIE. Seeden aor ipolin and’ then rea oor Lacan after they had gone @ Kew) stinging Gouble that callea Wh {John H. Farrell, individually, and os | Pe Order uso) restratne Powers na | Eitan, he St. pels grapped Ping tt A peating at the Polo Grounds “4 ‘ xs $6 Yeager's bunt t - | parrell from aliin all eeancy | 9nd. Donlin 80 vl 1 cotton would have exploded. — | In tryfug to tan the car the ohat.| i,t: Teilving’ = Williams ioubse | jeans gmeek, Wid ie reren Pda Popehas ten bouped the, ball oa men had heretofore proven Met RACE Part ia are ye ‘There way enough gun-cotton {a the Donahue to Davis, to De tn ‘a. | Geen centre for three bases, i | Ag! our in sot way upest It, and’ the ov- | Retired Yeager and Init nw! open A Tae | ERE dyilnnas formed tas wonder, 0 aa) 6 to Mr, Gata and Mertee Demin iitted a heh marks for Selee’s crowd, But) The results of to-day's races on this chants were thrown out.” Mrs. Grima] (MeCarthy’ called Doaunuo cate Soni | RUNS: es bea NY rev | one to Chrmer and Dahlen rope t aE | cores neg, mate, the prediction be-| track follow: s and Biins Smith, pinned down under the 2a Haas, throw. hi hint out. Ghesbro could via ot, Chicago's fire clean hit | posl- Pubber. wa NE fore the game’ that the Cubs would not| FIRST | RACE—Selling: for nih éar, ‘were the most seriously hurt, Mra. | Rdvance ated a Tn yer, for MoVariand, Boch | MoCarty catied, Dim out at st! "Sail na $a g the alleeed' appoint: | to Ritchey, b ak ti have as easy a time with his team in| year-alfls and up; six ital » i a ice to dropped i i reto, oF from ry inning. this series as they did in th earra (4 to 1) 1.'The Four A Se eaten fea thes’ made a nore | al led to Walliams. i acta in any in the previous | (oo 1) 2 The Biba Teide Nie | Smith had two ribs fractured, The Wagner lined a single to lett, How: lard etruck out and Wagn?r was ‘pinched |* result of the victory Hanton's| SECOND RACE—Purne; two-t an in Diy. Laan | tWy,ass.” Mevarland gla on ae ce | way interterii psd aes, to ‘Chesb: ‘nUNe. i Mr. i ith ty Re ‘National ‘O'Reilly others were cut and bruised. ‘the auth- | 200 mised. th ert ear Donal ro, . rt ‘4 “| caught running bh Led ‘or econd. Brain drove the : olds: five a Stat (ot the ‘statlon-house and, shrew | mobiie| was the, property of Bamuel P. | £00k a not ‘rounder. trou Du es Ei Inning, ‘Mr. Grifiths has Inatituted two sults Balint, the eft ney pleaohers for a| men won from’ the exchampton Pitts-|Goldmate (7 to 2) i randy, Walker ee Anto the lighted furnace, 0° | Hedges, RUNB. ~ indon Ol alenow out, Owen to Donahue. Mo- | Lao homond sumo} Ritehey filed out to Donlin.; burgs on Saturday, a larger Monday |) 3. Pacen plosion that followed was so great it chauffeur, whose ‘name 1s pot *Third. Innit Guire slugled ‘and weored ped first. on | So ae ainst P, T. Powers an ONE crowd than usual came to witness to-| \ THIRD RA Lparet Cariosvenetdlay ic eould ‘be heard for blocks. The furnace ng. ‘Chesbro's , Conroy cig pa bs ‘threw out Bowerman, Matty | day's game. and. uy ‘one. milerPete shook and threatened to fall,” Known there, became insuno Itumediaisly |, McGuire was handed ‘a pads, Chee. | filed.to Jonea” ecler dated anit GeMube on. member of the law | aielon a skimmer to Ritehiy. Browne . nd. upward: oom milerevier Fail an fe - Sfter the accident and “had to be te-|PFO filed about three olty Blocks to 13. | Chesbro. | Tannedlll book a short yor fake! nie, pe Sg 11a ‘down a bunt and was tagwed out. Fifst Inning, Oberi),.7'to 10 place, second; Circulun4. » Capt. O'Rellly became convinted hat latrained.. He weomed to think that all | pve’ gcc Toy gee Wo-buEKEr that any Fultz, 1 der a Sarerous ari ety tee eae ne Baas, Jemtey | NO RUNG. Slagic drow a pass to frst. T4uputian | 32 (Swan) third. Tme—1.40 4-6 He ite could have scored’| gym se pe pie lye td ye Teader in the National ‘Bon! Fifth Inning, Casey swung at three of Mitchell's drops | FOURTH FPACE—Purse: for threas of the other occupants of the car hadjon. McGuire out ot Arblcration, is nthe Peltz holsted a high fly to Browne. [80d went back. “Chance ewatted over | year-olds aad upward: lx and one-nalt ing -bome on hoen' killed and kept denouncing him-|Keolers fe! obbiaa e sabre Agpoclates S nett me Soy, ontey | seals Na ba ee deo Be Bert, | piitisoe ieee te count and sat down.| Dobbs's head for three bases, sending | furongs—la Londe (Boland). 1 to 110, Qn ‘the inside if chy bo had wean seit ae being rekponstble for thelr tall oS Be acoring Sonatas tok Seah p ot ‘eeinn’ ree Tobeau, Greer ‘also went gut on ‘strikes, NO| Sagle home. Schulte singled, scoring rr Pan, Dram, (Dreston 6 co 5 for se action Taken Midebrand relieved Clymer! right {Continued on Unwed én Second Pa Pane.) Time—£19 2-5. a i RACi2—~Purse; for two-y —— ‘eller wi Da ; ( snes : 4 smn TER See ha poe ia | ae a set miston mee oth ip ar coupes Hee. atts APIES Sta gamer oa ager 1; W, H. Carey (Povey, york lbs, } Nee Wagner's throw &o through (Munro). 8 to Bi i y oan es! hed second. Mo- ‘| S3ito 1 place, 2, Zana MeCielland (itoashy J mroots nerd fe Prowonee of Fam-|hay ° chee Nationa desbel cca ur ali nd, emlin anand e334, ‘3 Eh ee as VisHing. ‘ 1 on Wanner neh threw out, Mertes, whl “SIXTH RACE Hor threp-year-oid ana Pil j Pa, Ce le Wards; one mile and a quarter. ¢ es tr 1 ponped out to ot Wagner. Morendo (Dealy), 5. to 2, won: Tdttle J " fh I if ch ; hue» p f ps spats a Boy (Landers). 4'to 1 for place, devond; q . i porns “thie me, RU ! S oe Louis Xraft Burton), third: ‘Thme=2.08 i { ¥ . y oh ea pres } thi Innis 4 ' } 4 Tollcga that chatka it re { ‘ 4 jai pone iy ’ Y Ape ue i. p gemrve. me. | Wnnseee son “ Dontin Mitt ‘out RESULTS AT LATONIA. d Boca i dep nave on vette , ted aolely Mn ¢ Weaen rut scored Clarke. Howard forsod f 65) RR ae > gat aes aba tig - — - Penrrearaadieeeteioan interment ayo eee japecialto Tho Bening World 2 ; na! f ’ rs bis kas rei, * , ‘ LATONIA RACE TRACK, Aug ota " Te maa learned tnie this atternoosh| TH®, Fenulta of to-day’ xaces 90. Ong fhat the mr ore fo}low iy in opening the New bridge to-day oy. Re Harlem River was causea oy the me i pen Ps ; ’ 3 } ‘ a ting of the st \ , } ; i ty {Pit ; Lobst es sleotric cable furnishing Rng , oi Phiaea, Noimiain | 4 } ited ‘01 f Lo, the ‘draw, This:sy diam aa Madly’ Cason, Lads, Yat an my cia th defen ft Maite Ine ral Bix furlo oa ane the bbilge | pBBCUN? Aa i farianga Bi nigeriaus, he) SER Aorribie th MILLS A A CONDUCTOR, ‘he en, Jor ‘tole aed TAD. BAVANNAN, Ga Aug SiJuliue _etey Landsberg, Jr. 8 conductor ca the Bea- ed ane Ns ie fi si ; eRe 4 7 r gente. Ro ours rae hie ieee nln tl Swe or Lenox avenue (Ch sores). > an 2. i alno can