The evening world. Newspaper, October 28, 1905, Page 1

nT rere ser Wp yee EI TT FINAL RESULTS EDITION NEW) YORK, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 8, “1008, PRINCETON, 12 COLUMBIA, ATS wotHer ano TIGERS’ LINE PLUNGES “THE DAY| GIRL BURNED COLUMBIA'S UNDOING Mrs, John Jordis and her fifteen-year-old daughter Marie, | beat 3/, He Will Win= ?: af No; 1112 Dawson street, Bronx, were frightfully burned late | RESULTS OF eee et es. Recah by the eupiooon la otlacee raping THE FOOTBALL rmany, t ulein | 3 yaiiewsicy, former maid to the Inte GAMES TO DAY. * Ducooe’ Amelia of Bohlen Holst! % They both reshed to the street with clothing ablaze, where j Mie gued Frincess Henriette, gunt o ystanders smothered the flames, bot not ontil the girl was per- taps fatally burned. Mrs, Jordis is the wife of a wealthy man. German Empress, for slander. be- use of @ seat ot $e | | cee Stale 3.P. x ‘New Yorkers ShowSurprising Strength in First Half, but Princeton Giants Tore Holes in Their Defense with — ’| Ease in Second Period, (Special to The Evening World.) | AMBRICAN LEAGUE PARK, Oct. 8, ~In a stubbornly contested game, in which wie showed surprising utrength, Columbia went down to defeat at the hands of Princeton here this afyernoon. ‘The score of 12 to 0 gives no adequare idea of the superiority of the orange and binek over the blue, Columbia IVINS, Avy PriceYoulIne= No Bel ome. ype? A ped +p 12 letter written by Duke/ rnst Guenther, referring to her as @| ‘dangerous, cunning swindler,” | Ada Rehan Arrives Miss Ada Rehan arrived in New York | b twits afternoon on the American liner| New York, She had just recovered from an attack avpend.cltis in Lon- don before sailing. Sne expects ‘wo & p pear in New York In a Shaw ay Within six moptns, under the manage- ment of the Shuberts, Accuses Bishop of Libel. FIRST HALF, LATE WINNERS AT LATONIA, Sixth—Johi Lyle 7-2, Harmakis 4-1 plage, Glisten, $e FOOTBALL RESULTS. dk ot Fresh: . ¥, Military Academy.» SHAW S PLAY SO NASTY THAT OSBORNE HAS BOMB: SPRINGS Columbia. FINAL SCORR, ROCKLANO, Me., Oct, A—A bull for | Libel in $10,000 against Bishop Robert At Annapolis—Swarthmore, 6; Annapotis:5. == gg tought gamely, at ai cages of te + Fegeaeh Sf, tee: Relasogal, Dicgeny of va tauunglonRutgers, 105 Delaware, 0. ~ a 98 or passa, hes | Sumpia. During the greater part of the frat | Ruden p half Princeton resorted to a kicking | ‘9 | game, evidently with the tdea of try: | 2» “Ve cdsioleLatayette, 79; Lebanon Valley, 0. Se ee HT TO-MIGHT TIS BARRED Maine, was institited to-day by William | Howard Sardine, of Camden, The case | ts tho outcome of @ charch feud Washington Georgetown . Woman Chauffeur at 102. PUT IN LEGAL FORM. MIDDLETON, Conn, Oct, %.—Mra Davis, aget one fmdred and two [ng mother of ex-State Senator | Mayor McClellan, D.-Cady aud a hero at the Turkish War, | pared ono of the bigwent political bombs, fra fant, chot hiy wife and then aoe statement of frets supported by aiMda- Mis ear “Ungsentlable idence. ‘han been arranged fu legal form and core eee MAY BE STOPPED HERE, Apparentiy No Power to Stop sented ths afternoon and to-night. George Bemard Shaw's play, “Mra, iwenly-feur veers old, who is said to be demented, a — Kir ‘\Card Had an Appearance of Class and’ Brisk Betting Colombla Girl 3, to 1) 1, Bad Nows (9 to 10 for place) 2, Ormonde’s Right 3. whigs of the Blue and White with ease. Just one Columbla player in this halt seemed able to withstand the rush of the swift Princeton backs, This was ba! and the only chance Columbla had Cooney Never Failed. Cooney néver once failed to make presence of @ number of Yale men on Drosden, Me. CHILD STOLEN BY A CRAZY YOUTH. {ng Columb! out, Every time Colum ahaha hing nen) Will Attack Jerome with'License Revoked After Hcrry Landau, four years oid, of 2, 2 East One Hundred TWO Bl EVENTS Mnging te Fiennes Ha hers are Duried under te . 4 ade UJ We “ i , far wresage ute! ty ¢ puried under) Documents at Cat= | “Mrs. Warren’s Profes- 0 \ eee pela hae eatpaed tee el Cl 0 the Norfolk and Westero near , . i rly ¢x- ATR i negie Hall, sion” Is First Seen. th Ae Bt teas RUN TAL FYCITE JAMAIC the ath men wore tery Saath. | 4% ty : ~ Line Plunging Won.. to Fisher, who fumbled the Dall, but i Princeton then aettled down to tine rreoveret SRR pluaging and smash¥l through both nd bail back, and ft was p.. a ‘olumbla on Pri yard Hine, ere | Av Serer iter made three bait a Are twont zat rihvectiy te front of the at pont Gate five yarde mol thigh Ph P) itp 5 hi Oy pe Bord kicked to. Donovan, mo ton yards iby beautiful doming, Carter punted to FE. Dillon, downed on the forty-yard Une, who was ia, to-uday took an auto ride and . steered the machine. Herrick and Others to One Production EVENING WORLD RAGING CHART! Was Promised, pk et ee eee aibrou . 3 § ny Ce. 1 war 1 ‘ _}ton got the 4 End of Fever Scourge. Speak. New York. j t wasn't until the firat halt was al-) 0p 0h te | ail Sado rH ! 4 th tT. MAICA. moat over that Princetos made a rerl-| carter, wh yard punt to Pho hie corp letbgy de apieds " Eleventh D. ne 28, 1908. JAMAICA WINNERS. ous effort to score, and theen the time | by Fryer, ‘carter medi e said kateaer | PO the ncon bulletin covering the atx: | TR? Teal reason for the consplououa|, NEW HAVEN, Conn., Ost. ~The Lp fy me ‘ Track Fast. brea yeas tone Was tap Short. ; Danpven, the Cellmbis Seas nt Baiterty. Cimhen, made tt | WTSE atowek ta nen | Wlénee 6t- Jeinas We. ‘Goloon Hierime for the produstion of Bernard FIRST RACE—Frontenac (4 to 1)/2uarter-back, was sdverely ertticived | Paras om to cin ey te ae ee { borne for! the! giaw's play, Mrs, Warren’ )} tor towing the only chance that Colum-|A tik Ce aownatn wine past fow days will be reveale play irs, Warren's Pro- FIRST RACE—$800 added; ectinans for all ages; six furlongs. 1, Handzarra (even for place) 2, te kick, but was Gow ited 4 hi Hed to-night,| feeaion,” at the Hyperion ‘Theatre, was place) %/bia bad to soore fora loss of five yards, Gon. Dragomiroff Dead. i‘ yaa sey, at the Carnegie Hall| revoked to-day by order of Mayor John Royal Window 3. With the ball on Princeton's twenty- Exchange of Panty, A MOUCHEGET). Hateie: #- sbi" Wosngen meeting of the Citisens’ Thdependént! P- Scudley, The first presentation of _ yard ne, the third down and two yards Coty: tek) q iroft, tormerly Governor-General | DémMecracy. Mr. Osborne, they ,report, | {%* Dleve to the country wok place here SOR RID | RARE: Hi nH (9 88 pith at hepa to make the: disleace,| sitpndd: and wae downed Om ae le ; Dre N member af the Coane. o¢| 243 In the paat forty-clght hours pre. | 28t Might and ¢ was to have been pre- | cs 10) 1, Massa (6 to 2 for place) 2/0.) yea) NaN Mab <4 inane a Cohiba For holding tn tha i estate here jast night. {n connection with & recent great Onan: | M92" Stulley Aid nyt attend last ees 1 vi A i ai and Judiciary scandal that was pertormanee, but sald he had IRD RACE—Jacobi @ core, Te was obvious s, place for a) Wicked to Otis, and on! th v Three Killed by Drink, ever spring in w political campaign in| f@°eived from petsons in whose judg- “hyd OR —Vacobite (4 to 1) Ailey ac ai a drop kick of pimts -Prineaton, made five : A ‘ SRLULURIDE COLO, Oct Bare Now Yor, Met he pliced entire confldence om Kinleysale, (even for place) £, Hen), Dh the sestind iualt Prinvelon, went att 0, 07¥ arauad, Busta. eua ie Deteasso, 9 imines, whtie drunk to-day,| , Mi Osborne's friends say that this is] lainte that the play was unfit tor sisi Getwlak opined tacrmoud hogs cy vers Co ater the el ‘int wae ca . nde! is sleeping four-montie ¥ Campaign go: resentach Carter, Cart ey gation, but a |p! ion on Lhe ground of indecency, | ing FOURTH RACE-Cederstrom (25) Wings, and Bani, Daub and H. Dillon} Kick, but here pay nenehie Oy by Colum. olroled the ends with ease. bia, and Princeton @pt. fifteen yants, A Bh bbe road by Mr. Osborne from Car- Warren's Profession,” whica was éup- SHOT WIFE, HE WAS Negie Hall stage to-night. Of course | Presed tn London, was put on at New a the distance when called upon, and Series of Tiger Gains, 4 bsg ject ly to ativanee the interests of | Haven for a trial performange Inat ownlt FIFTH RACE—Athione (11 to 5) MoCormiok's two touchtiowns were| _.OM this exchange of punts Princeton mmpalgn again Mr Jerome, night, with Arnold Daly, Fred Tyler, 1, Gold Fleur (3 to 1 for place) 2:| made through holes oh the opened. | euined fifteen, yards. Cooney “on 1:6 vee enaterial from Which this weneas| Chrystal Herne and Mary Bhaw in the! @ hag Daphne Bs a ME nk a NPE LR fp tfonal series of rineipal Thi i Lady Jocelyn 3. Princeton waa evidently playing under! Bard made three yards between Brown cbinwes hos been con. | Principal parts 5-13 the Pay about sh a pull during the greater part of the| "4 Davis, Otis made It first down Mtraotted was gathered by Mr. Osborne | Which there has been so much talk. BIXTH RACE —Commune (even)! gains, which may hake bees due to tho |e Pure’ (Mavs Brown. Daub made Bard made two more through centre, Deuonally, “Tt ts sald that while he! Jt s# to he produced on Monday nigit iui 7 ; ‘mie A was teally sutfering trom a mild stack ot the Garrick Theatre—atter that tie i en : Ruins 1, Billy, Banaster. (@ to 1 for plate) riveide lines: tn line gains Princeton | \VitH one yard to go Danb vartied: the i Vv ay wf C Il of tonsilitis he was not dl enougn alice may play apart, Apbirently OMe 2, Swell Girl 3, x Ls * ball to lumbia's forty-yard Une, f #Mt. Vernon People Call On| te deverred trim putting in eome there Is no way of ‘preventing any play { ¢ i eae made's, total of M8 yards. te Cram: ) Cloghey. stashed | thhoulit: HOA , and effective work.) Those closest ty |—Mo matter how Althy--from being pro- RE Hitne Y RANK THORP. dia's 1%, and on every exchange of pat Parag hia Maes: ae laying him ave fubllaat. in contemplation of | diced onee. 11h BY Fi ( punts Princeton gained from five to ‘ rm fifteen yards, Columbia's Plucky Resistance, 1 Police to Smash Prisoner ‘MT, VPRNON, forty-seven years old, of No. avenui, shot his wife, Lin the left breast this afternoon in, who is ¢orty-five. years Mt. Vernon Hospital in « Gottles fe under ar- JEROME ON BALLOT. The leaders of Tammany Haj! de- elded thie afternoon to make no opposl- tion to the placing of the name of William Travers Jerome in the Repub- Mean column on. the offictal balot, The action of the Republican Convention Toe BVENING LEADER; “Let us oven doors and windows, and have some fresh air,” says Miss Vivie Warren, {n Shaw's new play, etter the mother, with (Continued on Third Page.) pani so ot DIED IN SLEEPING CAR, Heart Discase Supposed to Have JAMAICA RACH TRACK, N, Y,, Oct, chester. }, ‘The card at Jamaica this aMernoon was Attractive, three handicaps giving quite &n appearance of class to it. There were two stakes, Pate! ie. for ably the odd 4,000 went up to Wests) in Columbia's o) to Daub, who came back three yards he~ fore belne downed, Daub yards through Duden. side on Princeton made two Poat was off- i, for & quarters Miche whiten whieh the Donovan fumbled, an Qworyear-olda, and the Southold Mandl-| the ball on Columbia's forty-yard line. , and both of these had ne. ether re were well betting, font fast ane rather cloudy cap, for all a elds. Tigers Are Penalized. Yor Illegimate interference the ball through Brown for fifteen yards and was almost free when Von Salsa got him, end, Th two tries Ott ball on Columbia’ ow went in for Post at right ,and Bard put the eighteen-yard Line, where Collumbla Held and got the ball, Columbia's plucky stand after being battered down the field for over aixty yards brought out sree applause. Columbia kicked’ to on, whe: gave a beautiful exhibition of dodging, Yast nigh tin ‘nominating Mr, J ‘etl; paps’ soucRptlamae’ ge tector hans iygilled New York Woman. was fea nse Whee and Porta Making ten yards, Dayb on a doubts many Hall ie concerned. BLO, ©, "7. Ont Frontenac Slipped Throvgh. | tri made fit ass failed to gain, Bard kicked to tle ‘Rosenthal, seventydive yea ‘and Fryer, Jonovan, who was downed in his own down on Prt | thirty-yard line. Fisher made five Political wisddm justified this course. dave determined that to go into the courte and oppowe anything that would tend to @ive Jerome a square deal at Puta Jerome's name on the bal- Shote iliond at at ey clon thie: mane ee _ ths os wee en routs from Hh and taming he from Handaarra, who beat Lueky Getting theough Rusk. Handsarra end Midas made the | {a ning head and head to the strotob, ter, on & the frat bia failed to gain, and Princeto held for the third down, getting the ball The ball was) tone thirts Junge through centre, made own, On two tries Colum~ through HM. Dillon. A. Von Salen ‘made ‘Phe Tammany leaders eee the etrangth bakers: home was * No. 3% Wost Zigh- ea of the Jetome movement, and th fourth. street, New wie was found tenac Se tieech through on the two more. Carter made it fa) down af lead won cleverly bi, on n aten ie ned Feo Bana © Car- | on the thirt ded oY Columbia, 0; ton, 0. Columbia a Surprise, Prinoe Heart ‘thee roy Fapposed to be the this time, would work, bar mto the! cause of death. Moder Democratic ticket. But I¢ the Bleot! Y faced) With tho ball on Princeton's %-yard ape ha ae 4 od 1e the ‘Dleotion heron tothe rn etery Gremlins, ab made # yards around rigut |) During thia halt Princton conagned end. Bard kicked to Fisher, who was herself largriy (o @ kicking game, although in the latter part she tried ‘ ‘ what they expect. ty be @ knocies The play gave New Haven the cold Siar Rood,» Won ‘easily. Ares S, “out eo cm i with TheirfClubs. blow to the opposition, chills, ere is what. two of the news. | a bad af yan the others nt B.—Probably 8,00 people saw the races FIRST HALF. Tho wind was vompletsly knocked { ——. W 0 ane pavers of that city pave to say aboUL tt) Kinlensale fal nk good Tun at Jamalca this afternoon. THI I) piscston aon the tons ai play, band’ mde fe fare ant Paeaae ; ILL NOT OPPOS to-day; 4 ut 4,000 under the average, but prvb-| aor, ony the tone atid gheom (2 | ton ‘had one to go. tor, firet Aber ¥, X Oot sAvoneph “Fea ——— etend the gouty pont, untting, Te sin | Cooney made. the Uivtance Dane seit ‘ MORRIS PARK RESULTS, @ lead wi down In bis tracks o Columbia's 6-yar erie carla ‘he is elected, y will ei q vad elgotia; be. ground, RACE—K Gers wae He Brow made two yards thravgh H olumbia’s line pretty thoroughly, ben im ei eek: finey bi in ih Biway lumbia Girl ten leogihe ©) Dillon, and Vo Salzo made | mora on sini Ba y hh : next try. dacoblte Had Speed to Spare, by a goal (18, to 10) 1, Gen. D'Arme (6 to 6) jace) aciacobte her on a try thtuvgh Phitiips faites | © ono] fF Plas) Pure id aus » He Went to the ont at tne] timate the disrance and tie Dail. went |<” Boal ost 4 ‘over rent Paes ma im-!ty Princeton, gard tumbled the ball try. | postal Coonan tee | lll ig to get around Post and Columbla | s. ot tha ball, Brown made two yards SECOND HALF, { for Columbia. Carter made four yards rity Rosse H. Diva, but the ball wae} called back. Fisuer tried Dillon again | and made three yards. Cartet and Van Salza Gains. On a ‘tuhdem play Carter made the | distance, Van Salza made one yard between Dilion and Phillips, 1nd dropped back fora kick, Bard the ball on Princeton's (nic and came back five yards, &. Rard kicked to Carter e WAS. intevdial a itn i ben tine who a Ceee: rin te rite, a dawn na rann race, A bakareareing Showed Reversal, Cedesirome won the Gouthhold Mandi. racefill reversal of st Face he Was beatan CaS oe in hi previous race, Bretch Ne colored strong through th airet ae Mie Op in time te wt! pee 90 Rove made the vr lowed ty Bad dintit mear. the far turn, where monde's ‘Right raced up. tn to Place. In the stretch Gold Rose stoyped 4 Bad News cloved on Ormonde's| gixieanth wou ¢ . ight. These two fought jt outeto thera alt from Gold ties ead Ps ney 3 Rp ely p ses Tady Jorelyn a head for the strong 0 by @ head from N ho beat Ormonde’s Right Blue Mamie Gave Out evens distan Blue Mame rugtoa. the. front. wi | one sel a hot pnee followed by r Like baila dipeteg a rth Don Fonso and Commune. In the A akan, wentise, Nie. fi Sauce Buy Bunastir went tothe front ta, voeaies, : Coleyed fat Comming vote him down iit Won Gold Flo! ‘ais, They a neck ftom Billy Benastar, who aero i far turn, pa bet phat hs by two lengths for vay eri. Me his male it ewe and Cedery ram), Or ine mile are ae 2 to t place, 2% Time and ray Eitkin also og Cooney at. Cos the atrete Abita ore, and thking [Fi t t With tt ett on the 8-yard Columb! ai ts Columbia put Helmer ae iy for Von Salea. Carter ee Dillon, who brought the