The evening world. Newspaper, October 12, 1905, Page 1

ae tL dee Ce Pe EU heen ve i a SAE UN Ts Some , FINAL RESULTS aL, Woathor-tuir i ond eooler to-night: Suid day yak. Saas RESULTS EDITION | 5 ! “PRICE ONK CENT. Nd _NEW YOR “YORK, THURSDAY, OCTOBER | ry 1905, pee Seabee SPCR NeiD 2 _[ “Circa ‘ Cirewlation Books Open t to All,’ pease | je GIA —+~-— ARMITAGE. | |GIANTS SMOTHER e ATHLETICS AND [33 BETTING DROPS) {3 Feeling Now Is That McGraw's Men Are Sure Winners in World’s Champion- ship, Quakers’ Moneyed Sup- porters Being Scarce Now. “BILLA” PENN'S TURN “0 MOURN. G7 Ae — AO — i — © PS naip ee i t KA Do MeA Second Time Knic, Jumps from Window to Death on Day Set for His Trial Tragic End to Scandal Connect- MATTHEWS K SUCIDE EN HOW GAME WAS PL Avmitage Mathews, Secretary of the SRR Pepublican County Conimities, who} NEW YORK. . RA Carty: Pa Sop noc cote eerie alee aren oe ’ t : ° 0 Lord, of... are 8 1.4 0 0 Davis, t.. peevondingie tn: yg eng nae Montes, If. : : H 3 0 Berbofes st EVENING WORLD RA Murphy, %b. ES LONGSHOTSWIN [EVENING WORLD RACING CHAR es TWORACES i Teath Day~Oot. 18, 1006 Track Past » BELMONT PA Cuando 15 fo at 15 to ‘: and Cédiatrone at 20to 1, Up set Bettors’ Calculations. PIRGT RACE—D’Arkie (6 to 1) 1, i FE, Es E 3 jie tae ese te New York ... possible to save hini, but inside consolousness Ume of his connection with the tragic end of Mathews, who ap thaohiid-Federal Bank-Welsael estate | gS Hf MATHEWSON AND .ATHLET?O8 WENT (iwendy be At the M'GANN HERORS UP IN THE AIR IN |Ootimbia Git (2''to 1: tor piece) 2, = gen ery hone hd yor OF SLAUGHTE. FIFTH INNING, | Yorkshire Lad 3. ——— BY ALLEN SANGREE. SROGND RACE—Delcanta (4 to BY BOZEMAN BULGER. 8) 1, Fellaheen (8 to 2 for place) 2, % to The Rvening World.) The ARK, PHELADEI- ee BES. 208.2% HSS. er T RAOK—-$1,000 added; selling; threegoar-ide and up; one mile, main | plain, iY ! 7 a5 a Winner, b. g, by Arkio—Daroke.” Seine. Cohet of General Sessions Btely oocu- A." Counite Girt cteek strong; . Yorketitie lad sepiess to tun for the Supreme 65 as ie 8 4 Saves > sabe: Won easily, Time—J.59 2-5. Winner, bik. ¢,, have been dragged into the eame ‘The momem Mr, Nott wire to-day in thy third heat of the acess its tas txdsaue conten FOURTH RACE —< (2 tho way, Fallaheen made up @ lot of ground, po hradegemtianbee tomas vel Lihvecdapsanntednnoe Or eapeabinied fools tgie ems roe en wit te 1) ty Merry Lark (11 to 8 for! g47 find Ra oh Dint to Protect Others? as Lge place) 2, Bedouin 3. inden” Has $i ——— HS hin “e~ 4 ao s 4 a Miller FIFTH RACE—Red Knight (8 to Tre i W é admissions, The totel recelpte were $8,048, the players recetving 64,607.98, | Next to Christie Mathewson, the hero of the day, was Dan MoGann, whowe an- 1) 1, Bryan (8 to 5 for place) 2, No- Vena 3. | * OIXTH RACE—Kinmesha (1 to 8) 1, leraetite (1 to $ for piace) 2, S285 338: mE Riddle Pao eee i { 9, _-_eo 1 . | ‘ * i ; , \) { i below. ’ two minutes and did every. | Athietiot -se--er« mimdies he died without recover- ‘The different persons. «Mom, Assistant Attorney other wine Weilaso! soandal, oald: { i) SESS. 0 i i a t i rE tf Ope Hie Ola ‘Mig » 1 : Ee a a's 108 =Be eS 3ctee ee by Morostope—Boarens, det. Was ridden out to stall off Nostromo, Turkey Foot closed ‘The Doo ss. Tee Essei.f. en as seiaisies SaBe2. i i z ‘I When mon were to be % “doubled ‘clean, tallying The other races were attractive and |, i Y wne and Donlin. Seven puns hed Weather conditions were ideal, eave that! dah wir henlay Hy MSR ot i already apcrac and no more were the air was @ bit frosty. The track mn Tromp. rt me Meyers)... 10, ara Beeson bn Pep egy was im splendid condition, nothwith- nad. ) ime—L.891-8 Winner, b. 0. ‘Strome—Laact. | we regan ta, ie Sanh a ie Sv. at monn rn } ‘ Lag ed rae he front wo i 240" cars i hand! bre ] P| York. ° it ‘running: Starters r Fi oa deught « magnif- bd Perrine i i f 228 Fe i Hil out A hot ve Arive followed ¢ to te tlewteelie a to e fev and re who beat Bedouln an Deed. Katoh Wine waa tthe pony wis eve rad and ras eat * [le Beat He thy Ae ver ot inembers. of ithe ey, ieee ‘Winner, oh, h., atth 3 yan teaver | Mi (ser kendo OLD ee & REFORMER DEAD, Elial 8 “Han of Jamestown N. Y., died no this atty to-day of pneumonia oud heart weakness, He was 78 years ld, aba ‘teen or twenty yearn ago minent tn the puble affairs of the eharcer Reform HAS yoo sean ~.|came to this country when a youth, “3 penniless and friendiess, and secured 2th 4] placed at the head of @ depariment. iby Delpaso—Canta. Owner and Art after his ox-United States District-Attorney, from which office he was admitted to the bar, passing & very severe examination and being one of the four members of his Clags* honorably mentioned. law firm of Goff & Pollock, pointed Assit ant vieted the Ia man who was hanged in, this | and Citleons’ Municipal League againet | De Lanoey Nicoll for District-Atiomey in 19) and was defeated, jo aay | mate & heed wel Tammany majortiy by 10,000. He Sa cD rn ‘S, »mROBERT ED GR ) a , vention Is the Springing of the Re- corder’s Name as His Candidate for District-Attorney. Recorder John W. Goff will be the Tammany candidate tor Diatre ‘Attorney, according to rumors persistently afloat late to-day, ‘Phat ie the surprise which Charles F. Murphy is going to night at the Democratic Qounty convention, j ‘There wan u conference between Mukphy end Tammany chlettans th Fourteenth street this afternoon, and it was Known that the District-at- orneyship had been the chtet subject of discussion, All that could be got \ a Murphy's “Surprise” for To-Night’s Con= - out of Marphy was that he would have a “surprise” for the convention to- night. Others, who knew wat it was, were mum, but soon after the Go!) fumor sdemed to spring from all mections. Kiverybody lett the conference Foom was heatén, too, as the County Dias {ooking fubilant, Something had hap-|ovracy andidte fr Additional Suntor , pened to ploage them, ‘That much was |gate in iste, 6 for the pean up, Alderman Bronx, will be noml- nated tor Register and Nicholas Hayos .. the mination for Sheriff. The County Clerkahip ites between Leader Keahon, of the Beventh, and Leader O the Thirteenth, Bivher Magiatrate Mayo or Benator "P, ©. O'Pullivan will be chosen for the nomination for the vacant seat In tho ‘The rast of the pled by Judge Newburger, who will be oronn W. Goft was born fifty-six years ago in County Wexford, Treland.“ He employment with Arnold, Congatile & 6. He remained with that firm & long time, and then went over to A. T. Stew. art's entablishment, where he was Be Worked during the day and studied half tue night In the School of Scignee Cooper Union, Immediately uation Mr, Goff entered the law office of Gamuel G. Qourtney, He then, with Francis W. Pollock, formed ‘he On Jan. 1, 1888, Mr. Goff was ap- Dietniot -Athornay | \Wnder Col, John 'R, Fellows, He con- we and the first who was | elon. fight amd reduced the | Sam of 92 return to the practice of law, | President Roowevelt Tatt, It 1s. believed, precticaliy vere ave dae olded suLcessOr Wripnt, but no intima! } Identity, His oroas-examnation ts @ fea) deal to @ guilty man, He proved pon 500 @ WASHINGTON, the <i bas | permitted to become piiblic as to his Te can be stated | Gen, Wright's successor will not be a | Man new connected with the hibag! Plattsb _ LATEST NEWS OF THE DAY'S SPORTS NATIONALS .-s--. a 0 AMERICENS ....0. .---. 1000 AT ST, LOUIS, AMERICANS ...... ...--. 1000 NATIONALS ....---- -- +20 0.00 PROBE DEATH IN THE CHELSEA, The sudden death in the Chelsea, Twenty-third street ne “Seventh avnu, of Mrs. Charles D. Thurston, seventy-one yeai o'd, was reported to the Coroner’s office this afternoon. not had medical attendance within twenty-four hours to, Oct. 1—By reason of what Appears to be dissatisfaction with the situation tn the Philippines, Luke EB. Wright, Governor-General cf the Philippines, and President of tho Philippine’ Commission, will retire trom | that position about Dee, 1. ¥ Gen. Weight is expected to artive In the United States during that month and Is entitied to six months! leave of absence prior to the formal relinquish- ment of bis labors as Governor-General, Tt ts understood thet he expeots to Naahville, Tenn, to resume mitely that ee TO LECTURE ON FARMING. “ALBANY, Oot, 42-—Commissioner of Education Draper to-day appointed uel J. Preston, of "er wh Pansat Tnaticute, at @ ealary & leo~ ae real arta er! numberiesd times before the Lexow committee, Where this work, #o well known, gained for him (he firgt nome nation to the Recortervhip te me Ble. ‘Vet wan in 184. Revorder Goft had Diirtot- ee Willtam "Travers Jervme’ aa associate \ counsel for the Lexow comaniitee Inw) Veotigation, WRIGHT'S RULEIN PHILIPPINES OVER i Roowevelt Dianativbod with ak 4 ernor-General and Will Sup+ pinnt Slim in December, i ’ ‘ : eo ene ee ae