The evening world. Newspaper, October 13, 1905, Page 1

WEATHDR—Fatr) warmer to-night and @etreaay, NIGHT ___ EDITION Pric E ONE CENT. | SANDOW ae VANDERBILT IS URLED FROM RACING AUTO Alfred Gwynne Thrown from His Machine: While Speeding at Seventy Miles an Hour Over Cup Course, I t MINEOLA, L. I 12.—Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt had a halrbreadth escape from death this morning while riding in his 90 horse-power Flat on, the Guinea road a few hundred yards from the “Z" turn at Albertson, Mr. Vanderbilt was one of the earliest of the gentlemen owners out on the cup course for the final spin preliminary to the He set out with his driver, Sartori, at 6.15 to test the best speed of his machine, Mrs. Vanderbilt and several of her friends were in the grandstand when her husband started out on his lightning journey, @ few minutes behind Hemery {n a Darracq car. Mr, Vanderbilt was on the straight run turn at Albertson at that 0 race being driven at a rate A seventy miles an hour and was descending on the * Darracq Republican Leaders Decide Not to Indorse Him for Re-election. District-Attorney ome, regardless of the throw-down he sustained at the hands o fthe Tammany convenion last nignt, and of the throw-down he Is certain to sustain at the hands of the! Republican cenvention to-night, will go right ahead and make the best fight! that is in him, for re-election, H }eampaign will be active and character. istic, but he intmated to-day that he will not deal In personal tics, ‘There was a meeting of the Exeouttve Committee of the Republican Oonuty| Committee at No, 1 Madison avenue to-day at wihch all of the leaders in Manhattan were present, The name of Mi, Jerome was disoussed and every man present opposed his aomination At the concluston of the meeting Mr, Halpin said: “Thore te no denying that the drift of rentiment is against Jerome," "I stand on the announcement I made on Aux. 1, when I made public my in- tention to run Ragin for the office of| Distrtet-Attorney,”” sald Mr, Jerome, | “The personalities of candidates don't count in this» campajgn; of men tn office don't o ciple of the thing is oy Ahog, “My platform ts a plain appeal to the people over the heads of the little Coterte of smon—sometimes one» man— who stand between the people and their public. servants, and contro? théfr vot. ing power at the conventions, 1 have Dit myself between them and I appeal 10 the people The People on Trial, “Tam not on trial The people are ‘The question is do they want in offfce who Is not the creature off an organization, My platform ty clear, rate of speed, when a wet piece of road slipped gh the tire and skidded | the machine into a ditch bordered by a solld row of locust trees. All that saved Mr, Vanderbilt's life was the partial overturning of the car and his being thrown a dozen feet from {tona bed of loam, | Remarkably enough the car was not seriously damaged and Sartori, who Jumped after his sapere was thrown, escaped with a few soratches, Returntug to the Mineola grand stand Mr. Vanderbilt took his car off the 60 IT ALONE dedtson to Mineola on the Jericho 2 IN AIS FIGHT The best time in the final tryouts this | | morning was made by Hemery In an $0 horae-power. negotiated the eoneliilneie 28-mile course {n 2% minutes and 15 seo- onds, The next best time wes made codes, He rounded the cup course in 26 minutes 12 seconds. Train Stops Lyttle. Lyttle was making the turn tn his Pope-Toledo car at even better speed when a passenger train got in front of @rand stand, Lyttle was bearing dowa on the train at sixty miles an hour when the engineer flashed across his path, Ho reversed his power and applied the emergency brake, slowing down #0) by a dozen feet. Ip doing so ne threw out his Kearing and was \ioable to con- tinue on his fina! trial of speed A dozen of tho entered contestants were out ‘on the course to-day, but without éxceptions’ none ‘of them Machine Not Much Damaged. | = JEROME MUST course and cut directly south from Al- by Jenaltay in a 120 horse-power Mer-y him at the Mineola crossing, east of the that he cleared the tail of the last car wanted to take any chances In @ great burst of spoed. REPUBLICANS PIGK TEALE AS COMPTROLLER Coutity Convention To-Night Will Endorse Gildersleeve and Ingraham, Ohatrman Halpin, of the Republican Gounty Committes, announced this after- noon that the Republicaw County Con- vention to-night would indorse Justices Gildersleeve and Ingraham, nominated for re-sleetion to’ he Supreme Court hench. He also an- ublican Commit-)—,, ad tendered the T repeat that the conventions are} troller to Charles | controlled by a bunch of men usually | M and that Mr, /selfish, wholly irresponsible and not fe one of Brooklyn's |!"frequently corrupt. I don't say that men, served as uj all of them aro corrupt. I have been one term and prior Hinformed and believe that John Kelly | ae an honest man.” i", Jerome was asked if he expected that, his candidacy would be endorsed by the Repubiican ‘County Convention which meets to-nigtt, He replied ® | pea “I don't expect any more from them bisen than I could reasonably have expected mf fom laa or than I. the Tecords onut. The prin- ‘er and above al) | ation, Under Mayor Low he | ty Commissioner of Charitics trustee of che rooklyn, and Teland Sate Zz “ Circulation: Books 3 Open to All.” MERTES, 4 NEW YORK, 1905. 13, FIE LDER.| “GIAN TS’ [ANTS FIRST I MOORE, TING RUN IN FOURTH Another Great Crowd Jams Itself Into. Polo Grounds This Afternoon, and Long Before Game Time Most of the Seats Are Filled, | BY ALLEN SANGREE. ’ The Evening Wo RECORD OF SERIES. FIRST GAME, Played at Philadelphia. LaF vovensonebere 3 Giants Athletics , PITCHDRS Mathewson for Giants. Plank for Athletics SECOND GAME. Giants Athletics PITCHERS. McGinnity and Ames for Glants Bender for Athletics. (Special to POLO GROUNDS, New York, Oct, 18.—Tho genes of the past few days | were repeated as the gates of the Polo Grounds were thrown open at noon to-day? As a stream which swells as it gains momentum, the crowd poured through turnstiles unt!! the great stretches of empty seats gradually disap- peared jinder their human burden, By 2 o'clock there was not a vacant space in the stands and the 60-cent fans were turied loose on the field. Despite the chill which crept up from the Harlem River {t looked as {ft the attendance figures of the opening fight on Tuesday would be beaten On account of the early hour of beginning the struggle the crush came | between the hours of 1 and 2 o'clock, and Secretary Knowles and hie statt| were sweating blood trying to squeeze the people through the Ings at the entrance. tt THIRD GAME, Played at Philadelphia. Giants Athletics ‘ PITCHERS. narrow open-| was the last chance for New York: | and some TT Uke Bill Dahten Circulation Books Open to All,”” mo WEHATHIOR—Fairs warmer twontght and Saturcay. GHT EDITION PRICE ONE CENT, Pe Serta i a * “| Seine — ATAUBTIVS stvxaw owners 006000039 WC GIANTS isawwes vacves 90010000 —14 (Continued from $ V Coluri Fifth Inning—Deviin‘'s good ca atch retired Plank walked. Lord popped a foul to Bresnahan. H ond. Davis lifted a high one to Denlin. No rune Hartsel took a hard one from Bresnahan and retired Browne the same way. Donlin out, Davis to first. No runs. Sixth Inning—L, Cross bounced to McGinnity. Dahlen’s diz ‘icult stop stopped Seybold. Murphy out at first. No runs. McGann took the count on strikes. Mertes died sanic vay. Davis threw Dahlen out at first. No runs. Seventh Inning—Dahlen easily retired Monte Cross. Pows ers died on a., easy fly. Plank out, pitcher to first. No runs. Dahlen was called out on strikes. Murphy to first stopped Gilbert. MoGinnity flied to Seybold. No runs. Eionth Inning—Hartsel received a hase an balls. — Dontin took Lord’s jong fly. Davis fouled.to Devlin, L. Cross singled to centre. Seybold’s best was to fan. No runs . ' At Boston—End third: Naionals, 0} Americans, 5, LTE RESULTS AT BELMONT PARK, Fourth—Disavedient 9-10, Holsche 1-1 pl » Anodyne. AT LATONIS First—Roscoe 4-1. Agnes Virginia 3-1, Felix Moses, Cc y for Athletics # to boogt the Inde who have Janded /and Ha ‘ " oakley for Athlel ora to bore the lade who hava lended jant Hane Wagner, but for a moral Second—Nine 18-5, Neva Welch 2-5, Oro Viva, Mathewson for Giants valet 7 ant Sindee tin ey n Ke ‘ are the more} 4: 0 —— meme 3 | with a possible 88% crowd, ‘The pla Again to-day fang noticed the duns . e . I templated the morrow, since they will this gave rise to talk that th : q hat they were —a not share In the receipts. arranging to drop a g A Dee Just the oume, there was to he mo make the contest elows, ane phy 8 WeouSTEH, G, Gol. 13.—Judge Eason this afternoon ren. Jet up in the ferocious paoe set by Me- ed eval! th ladelphia wae to, #@l@d a décisivi granting a divorce to Maju? Taggart. j Graw and his Irish followers, If you) win thy game in onder. that f : want to know what is beginning to crowd would come tomorrey, big | count in hia dosperate sprint wo wish Why such a scheme wn th le But — uo goon record as declaring that ttoi9 9° )/0" share in Saturday's vers i) Irish conibativenes AK ident ei that ( 0 k ee i Before the game to-day MoGraw anid | thelr. portion wou 1 — ee “Dancy Saal A | to the writer: “Give me Irish ona bail ¢ And P iladeiph one Kdwarl Plank. He did more to} Plunk was showing form that boded dll team for fighters, All right for your tj) 't vin the chatmptonship for Philadelphia | for | rio Lat re Big A a | plodders of other nationalities, but I M ; Jo than dit any other two men, Since he * bh a4 have found that an irigtiman will re- /Graw evidenth sere Me= got lids in the opening clash at Phila- fence fpond more quickly to the aall and running bs Pas Paerite McGraw is Biehl He ts Just as anxious as M ye aa gtk ale Cowe hae | never lose heart wus, of courm, a ¢ i i ee his name Ayure tn ploas- | Miighing NO RUNS This haa demonstrated {teelf in the f= the players, when t iptation | ant results, and for that reason Conula Third | rertes right along. Bresnahan has) ds arriving, and kn Mack allowed him to face the whilrwind td Inning. caught am never before. He is a pe * more w iid be wi m this afternoon ted out he linew he Md fect cyclone at hitting and throwing ‘ous procedding, t hers struggling tor Athlott ng cons * Mike Donlin ts clubbing the ball cor ances w the BY 1 we 1 trans ine how i Plaak HOw TE 1A ‘J LINE E UP. UP. thnustaly, and as for Dan MeGann, he! !@ fins to-day were | a, crowd 8 aunt od Dabs York nothe 1 (he tags from the © oft f boautitt *-- different oconstons. riay with @uch ease, and then er of the pitches] @ econd, Daviln mn New York os Batata phe Thia afternoon you see the Irish mad ¢ ’ m. A etacular pr Mf ip ret yl inet all 6 | Bresnahan, catcher Hartsel, left fleld, ness cropping out every moment. Me- | i ”" mM Rube Waddell Warms Up. into 3 Browne, right field, Lord. centrefield Ginnity came on the fd big Jaws} i stan | If New York won to-day M¢ Donlin, centrefield, Davis, first base, clamped, his musclos steeled, iis eye | et i i 1 1 i tl o genes wit out A McGann, first base, L. Cross, third base, wild. Ho was fillod wiih determination Meuse by ; ave 4 » Phitlade)y 1 f dohim in Mertes, left fleld. Seybold, right fleld to get at the batters who won from him| mission ended te Ne ee Ano tracted attention time t line drive Dahlen, shortstop. Murphy, second base, the other day. McGraw tnflamed his |‘) es ; Ws Was Riu W ad. | 10) Hg ih ves Deviin, third base M. Cross, shortstop, Irish employees, taunting them, kidding | $ r ' hal atta enn tie we anh vecwaa Gilbert. second base. Powers, catcher. them, boosting them, and at tim 5 i mig mE seems rave ath tie Bresnahan McGinnity, pitcher, Plank, pitcher, ‘calling’ them. He knows just how | aod pay for aw Hu pa d-cim: eed and 1 Nd \ M. Crogs Umplires—O'Day and Sheridan to make theni work. There are ddgona| tos I the tthe mt geet r Pe RUFPPIM GE 10 ae Lig Rube walk of Ger s nrotesatol ae i an ean that th . rn mn: ____._ | of Germans in p onal ball to-day, Pimore ge First inning k though t expect from the Hearst convention next a =I wa t and pelle 1, to. melgh week. I have said. tings about cer. H Hy He land ‘popoad a we tadn members of the Republican organ 9 HH ; Davis 4! nose or \inatton which I ‘believed whe ps Infield fy them and which I have never retracted 1 cueve and and I have learned nothing since : NO RUNS make me beieye thax I shall f tract. ( \ ae a) "Lam thaking hy fight over a | 4 H r s heads of the orguntmations, and? i 2) ‘ i going into Us (ning to uke as good 7 an @ fight as 1 know t ‘ a ball ) 1 difference tom or . 7 ey , samt On Bato fomase Diatrigte Attorney cr si0., QE oourse, “| A TAISTSUE: a Bniavable’ atau Two Pitchers Determined to Get Even for ' pir ese we Dan am out to win, but { ean make a living! , + , . ; ! 1. ond Monte. Crowe {nor tht of this office,” | Oct, 1.—M. Ossovaky, the Assistant First “4 rec P. } 1 ab 1 Devin. by bun Not Talkative on Osborne, | “Hip of Pollon ers wan aapuannatd Defeat, So Great Battle ta a Ie Wy 0-¢ lo Ww held oO lave yee f nt ,. Jor » was not In a talkative lae 5 ee 1 i ired the ee eee ae tay wen asaed Litkely reeponsible for the massacre vt | Was Looked For, pi ree ce to expresy an opinion upon the and Jows in 106 and the more recent antl 4 i Rll dg Re 9 se Th ba va sen TT Ro ri Lo), Von nee N ve 5 although Mr, Osborne 1 hom Sky, was murd ast evening | ” ' play, A. low ex: upon she stump four y are uso he, i sare ‘es T \ Like p pwers and at ot 5 gt ain ‘talned Mr. Osborne in pillce for a leag ” -0LO GROUNDS, N rnere iva ' pret Bree ya office Mr. Jerome det iil’s Re nate I dl ars aah . hes, NO RUNS i bstancn he Gian's do-aay inaw i sernere Ik a bright. fut FIRST RACE—Hippocrates (16 to was jubilant, ant overs» youl. f ; abhor | on ! ; r the first time during the series | Cr Fim Osborne: arth rch 5) 1, Goldsmith (10 to 1 for place) 2, club had increasod his ches asures | Ma | 7 oy ie cle ahls J 4 4 " r | Hair will ever minate bin y office, Ninnasquaw 3, men shy at least tw nohe words 9) judgment mation He Is {oo in 1 seriou n the ben ged to it r Ph) i towelied up Mr ‘How. aby . 5 4 gat a ‘ Ver ori ina, ol; SECOND RACE—Storling (12 to Joe MoG! Tre Iron man who al and that} 1 Plank {0 Sie ily, Megin Twa years d on toads 1) 1, Avieten (2 to 1 for place) 2, Yo." ao was the stronghold of the sr ian'es nity f ON R § me. Row ants feels keenly this mis A) F feat e | keoond, Monte — y ‘once in wy while xomehing hape,.Wee & t ‘ fathem the Iror TON COMPLETES FUND, 0 prove that « leopard can change | s j When he saw hls team gy down it Basta id Wat very and air on . a hia agots.” SN rik | THIRD RACE—Palette (10 to 1) |” Tuetday tears alld Into hl oven, t> win, Av far as they tind, | wan weak, and BOSTON, cay Ale--The Autumn Be: |1, Sailor Boy (5 to 2 for pl ops be: See ily AB ls Na sha NORUNS smplete i ’ Hivinralng Aptis Nowe Loule H. 3 ¥ (0 to Biter Place) 2} opance’at.the American League cham- waste oper As tho crowd tried to rattle Plank by raised for a memorial to Paihia: peo wre ot codons, His request was immediately . Anottier man. seeking vindication. is. egunting-{n uulson, Mertes struck cut. rick A. Collins, Mayes-eg Boston, ‘ { .