The evening world. Newspaper, August 30, 1905, Page 1

, NWRATHER—showers to-nicht; Thursday tate, COMPLETE {BASEBALL i RESULTS - Y PRICE ONE CE CENT, i} { } ‘ HIG) a 5, 000 WORTH OF ‘NEW RECRUIT “JEWELS WITH SAFE | MAKES GOOD ee Carry Off Strong Box, ~~ for oe | > Four Men, from Bonner Summer Home While Family and Eight Servants Are Asleep. League, Hits Two- bagger First Time Up. . TIGERS SHOW TALONS. y ° 4 De i ont 96 (gpectal to The Evening World.) Highlanders. Run Into. Hard t ‘STAMFORD, Conn., Aug 20.—Twenty-five thousand dollars’ worth ot| Fight at Detroit, with Team nds and jeweiry and a large sum of money. the exact amount of in. Bad Humor. a fs not at present known, were stolen from Nirvana, the ‘peautind THE BATTING ORDER. he aes faa roused. ‘Where the thieves could have taken gafe isa mystery, but the police say #¥ could not have taken it very far, ammer home of Mr. and Mrs. John Russell Bonner at Alerandre's Point, ome time early this morning. ‘The Jewelry and money were in a large safe that no fewer thanwour en could’ possibly handle, yet the thieves entered the place, picked up the It. end carried it away without disturbing any one in the house. deny, Tr recat discovered 9th | Teena | Samet Ment ta the tows peter | Sob st J house at 6 o'clock this morning and } F in, a : ir thet a, wintigw in the-library bed 5 Bo $i Be qn forced. Mujlin. p, » tee HOUSE AFTER th @aenaan ate dn a closet on the nec- 3 . j4 floor and the thieves had to carry | ~ BY ALLEN SANGREE, huge ste] mass down a filght o! er itoscial to 70. Wyeninx World.) °. Fight past the room ocgupied by ‘Mioh., Aug, 2-‘Togged, Bonner and also past @ room Ocr Uniform, all'hte rewwlas. gar by het brother-in-law, C. A. Wil- to drees Gp tis res eaten Island: Netther Mrs. Bon- to. Porites, onan epaated ‘bused: over the nor Mr. Willis heard any unusual | sme EE aR Of several cima of ben-| dlamond thie afternoon, some of If land- id during the night, Mrs. Bonners /sine and the catching fire of the ing on Diberfeld, That tox-terrier of the and a Kiri friend, were slee- | way of No. 284 Chetry. sirest thie pe at profession im éuppotied ‘to“reek with: the in @ room on the same floor 804 /noon régulted ina panic: among” ‘the {eplce. but lately hin enersy has sagged.” Be sound. ‘There are elght ser | women ard ohildrenstenante in wiich:| After be) hud erawied about slowly. am ts in the house arid not one. of them lone ife grou have: been lost if hoa |mourd afraid of deine sumetruck. Grit not been for Poilceman ‘Palty, of: the | Selle: ‘Hey! A Hotle ginger thera, Madison ‘street station: one me thie Biverteid, made. surly A donyn patuteré. were work! ly and the~miarager:c: budding and five oune Go bonmte ere | Hot ne of eal downs deposited under thetr when a | fhe Sound shore is beins tha a ! Boniner aid not go to Nitvanp last Goo), DMO wath & Metiteg candte, yemaining at bis city hom¢é, No. plosion rod, Wet cans. An ex- Mast Thirty-thind street, New York. “ot butldi Sat When fhe ies fa, senior member. of “the leather |<o ‘eet out by the saurware de quteg ¢ a termination. oR the “Kid” wnitka affects the ‘rest of the team,’ particularly Yeager ‘and Wiliams, though the former plays his game just the seme. it the shortetop’s assistance, however, be can- firm of Bonner & Barnewsll, at | twat volume of smoke’ pouring’ up againat py 180 Fulton street. Mrs. Bonner, Mr. } Driven back ent Bin aud the two young women sat wax ey from sade @ wild rust for the Aree untsl about 11 o'clock, when all re- | Mrs. Annie. Simon and her ‘One or two of the weryants re- My net rushed out Pye re ined up until midnight, but every | Piilcoman ally es Hage A 2 Vin the house was th bed and aslee | bresge fait an nour after that time, pera ieca ge pers ee) ‘All Doors Locked. ‘She ‘was revived. “All the other, dwvedie the house t out safel: Phe mervants liad accurcly locked thé ras aire ge FORT ERIE RESULTS, | (apectal to merges: FORT BRIE RACE T Wine [The Tesills of to-tars reese on eG ane See iy on it meeper, 7 fe oe nent when ‘ his morning what he had Kept entered the house by fore- ope. k window in the library. the ne the. thheves must | place) ie here ie ak oe cael # es i here. wan “grewt excl use a ‘ind Sirs, Bonner was) . TAKEN BY BURGLARS, FOR DETROIT) ex O86, tom Soot} HIGHLANDERS LO duly) LATEST NEWS OF THE DAY'S SPORTS HIGHLANDERS ...... ...- 0 0. DETROIT ...-.. --..---. 2.0 oat! 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Lee ‘ABOLISHES “Tm: ‘Stila a Director Says PENSIONS; DEPEW STICKS has ah e aeons =a The Sivenitg Warthe o yous wie YS) msc yee Storate 0 directo i: matter phon mary, cued 10 ‘Action of nature was tale: ingthe matt simi ny the mai FS of so eae ss ee band, hare Were but sixte _ in the meeting, waa a alieg. ew ola (directors wg remain ‘ou ma prominent sina e's sas ee —-—_~, PROBERS ALL READY FOR INVESTIGATION. i —_——— bert fed sna Kel pe a ee Ghacke Hughes, ‘hie tinct 1100001—8 100020 — L Py oP 0002-4 0000-0 91183106 0001002 O(AL). 090000100 9000000 STER (EL). 0010000—4 000103 —5 . L)—SECOND GAME. 279022200 20106003 eat Filly Stake Taken by Running Water, with ~ ' Sue Smith Second. BLENNENWORTH FOULED fect Result and Penalty Was Voluntary. SHEEPSHEAD RESULTS. FIRST RACE—Mintia (9 to 2) 1, Laweonlan (6 to 6 place) 2, Merry- Go-Round 3. SECOND RACE—Dliamond Flush (7 to 1) 1, Ancestor (2 1-2 to 1 for place) 2, Lacy Prudence 3. THIRD RACE — Running Water (2 1-2 to 1) 1, Sue Smith (3 to 5 for place) 2, Single Shot’3. FOURTH RACE—wild Mint (10 to 1) 1, First. Mason (5.to 1 for place) Foul in Fifth Race Did Not Af-| 19 furlongs, {ull course. FIRST RACE 0000 sdaea: galling; “fo, PRICE ONE CENTY" Track Slow. years old; tate ag. rimoni0e 4” Winners ste 2 Ea by Kinley Mack—Florent foment 1 RS | i g B q 1087 10 300 io 6 2 4 80 20 10.9 ge @ oy & 98 10 25 103 11 100 300 102 18 $f oS 104 18 90. 50 if 20 9 10 iT 30°25. 10, 5 100 100 90) is 25 420 8 200 200 90 200 200__80_$0 lowed ee handica| ea two years old and = Fume tit 2-5" so hts bP Be BTS Jockeys. ___ Open. Hits. Perri € i Tad Fi 2, Caughnawaga 3. furigngs, full course, by Sir Dixon—areniew THIRD RACE—The Great 1 Filly Stakes: for flies Owner W 1 drivin, a driving. FIFTH RACE—Lord Badge (3 to! ~{ 1). 1; Jennie McCabe (4 to 1) for place 2, Yorkshire Lad 3. SIXTH RACE—Kiamesha (even) 1, Bryan (1 to 3) for plage 2, Short- hose 3. BY’FRANK W. THORP. (Special to ‘Tho Eventing World.) SHBEPSHBAD BAY, RACE TRACK, Aug. %—The morning showers made the track slow this afternoon, and horses with? fondness for that kind of going bad the call, ti the Twin City"Handicap and Great Filly. Stake® the features. The Twin City had one of the best handicap flelds of the year engaged, the lists including #tch crackernjacks as Oiseau, stick, Caughnawaga and other great horses. ‘The Great Filly Stakee had engaged the best fillies of the year, oun the exception, perhaps, of Tangle Fup Flap, and it promised a sensational contest. Other events. were keenly In- teresting and heavy betting was the order of ithe day. The weather was clo and threat- vt | ening;. but despite that fact the attend- ance was pretty much up to the stand- Mintia All the Way. Mintia went to the front in the first ewer, made all the running by @ length the way, head for’ the place, Lucy Young Blew Up, (acy Young showed a great burst of In the second and opened of six length on Handgarra, Flush and Letola, Diamond cond place on the turn and e etretch, when Lucy Young blew up she went t> the front and won clev- prix by 8 length from Ancestor, who Dut glored a lot of wround ana eat Magy Sradsnce. & length tor ee Water In a Drive. fue Smith made the runnt The card was a cracking good one, | — Broom. | ~ rater cloned vary we aie Silke quit_undor 22 Pon a2" URTH RACE—The Twi a dieapr for ¢ 4 ed alle, snd ‘le Saat eA fale. waivon ar driving. ae Reet 4 Yorkumhtre Lad Sir Ralph Out of Monteban! Saladin Tight Not i fied. rd Bt was best by unda. turn Jennie McCabe: much Smproved, Xo) Bletinenworth #1 =F Je ae 5 A es hee a phage Bese g. % ye Hale Bo {: Romana ah fall Mebunala ‘ disqualified fouling Pighire Lad ran hue tact # QO aber RACE—For three-year-olds and ‘inners OF 81.000 ry Le Giese Obe tile and. oes on curt, "bua Bast Eases: Wen’ cantly, Index. Btarters Ci aay We 355 4 - he 106 1 1% M41 Lt Lyne ryan Cae oe a S = Onthoaoe i ee p Bide 6) a Kiamesha in ryan ran $100 TO WED AND $50 FOR EVERY BABY “Any employee of the Cafe Martin the |who from this date shall get married if | will receive $100. Any employee who is | nae had ite effect, married already will wet $60 at the birth of each child, provided always that such employee shall have been in my ser- vice for a period of twelve montha.” ‘The above notice posted up in the mele | Cafe ‘Mortin hae caused the Iyeltest in- creat among the 4 employees of tho Pestaurant gt West Twenty-sixth coe and Fifth Avenue, Already the, offtr made by J. B Martin, proprietor of the establishm There were whis- porings of proposals made lsat night and it le believed that more than one t | timid swain has been brought to the Propet point by the offer, eek Assistant Chet i wee 8 Susanne, \the pretty pres aba ai and a@ poth have been in the employ of thé Cafe Martin over a year the ‘eobpleswill be sh’ e to mart, ‘art Housekeep: INSANE GIANT GIVES FIGHT TO SIX POLICEMEN Joneph Watson, a negro giant, who is supposed to be. demented, went | through the North Shore of Staten Isl- 4nd lke a tornado this afternoon and succeeded in whipping slx policemen before ho was placed in a padded ceil in the Richmond County Jail. In his struggle with the policemen, Watson bit off a plece of his tongue, but he Fe fuses to let a doctor attefid him, Tho vix nogro created a disturbance on @ trolley gar at Port Richmond last night and Walter Collins, an inspector, tried to sleet him, Watson, threw Cal- Mans dirty in front of a ing on. another track. fortunately had the ear uni Coiling would have been killed. Masistraie Marsh, in une Pole’ Court Qt Biapleton, after hearing the evidence against Watson this afternoon, any Rounced that he would hold him. for trial ona charge of assault. ‘The mo gro, When he heard the announ b tng from his seat, dived hes UR & window and ceed ie on head op the concrete a below, Ad Irs Watson was 4 block like a deer. He ran the rapnl d a ine before ho got tangled picket fence, Reeves the poreuli 49 “tiny ee * By the time two theres Tn ”