The evening world. Newspaper, April 27, 1906, Page 2

2 | THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 97. 1906. eta : Nentticte x CLUBWOMAN, IS MEET DEFEAT. ADAT HOME. INWASHINGTON BROKE LEG TRYING | ’ |" 10 STOP A RUNAWAY. | oTHEa CINE. Mo Serres ROM BOSTON SPS | ed the winniny vost a yard ahead 7 o—6 min. 23 4-5 sec. Woa both the 1,000-me: o GO-metre valr- e ‘enohiman won the Seven Americans Qualify, ReRinai niece | pean ntinued from First Px Mrs. Theodore Sutro died to-day at (c her hom ) Weat One Hundred ind Second street. She had been ll for (Continued Pog) Hickman was again fooled on st Zoo inary heats for ve tea, the same way. Datler me time, but it was not aupposed that} pins metres ted aa folk jaded to! Dooth.. NO) Fe er iilness would take q fatal turn Fourth Inning. Biacksmitt Bowled pis REG SIN aAD, Ts Pa atep Devin gota ¢ Mrs. Sittro has been {ll since last Jan-) Anderson captured ste aruhort | d + i and, second, + ARGS" leenter, Gilbert walked. Third Inning. iary, She was taken by her devoted] Crosy ook care of Conroy's. qroun Over in Brave Attempt and ac—P. H. Pilgrim, New York | #quare double play fepentny\ anaseren ted Scanten. © usband to the Johns Hopkins Howp!-|and Hughes threw out Chase. NO havent st; Duncker, Germany, ne king Bridwell made a great stop of Lun fai, In Baltimore, from Hot Bprings,|RUNS Taken to t ond. Caney! r was handled. February for pleurisy. It was the ft] second out. Stahl singled past Orth | py thop at. Perry Th second, but bag and ho Heat—Lieul W. Halew 5 first; Luwson Robertson, merican A, C., New York, sec: a put up Hy to operation of the kind she had been com- vapeeti pel anders Later she wa Fifth to her home, where she gradu- ell to Tenney, NO RUNS Conroy. NO} Neill popped up a f Greenwich avenue, tried to st ftern ond Inning. Pifth Heat—Charles J Bacon, Iris)- Amorican A New York A, Queyvouze, New Orleans Y. M. C. ve BOCON Sixth Heat—Fay R. Moulton 25) oany : % Bouse * and was saerificed to w home, Dolan popped up an aadny ; | Mrs, Sutro had entertained famous| now, from Hughes to |Gnd and Bergen threw 0 Lewls, who nen and women of two hemlapheres|covered first. Orth’s out, § om ix beautiful residence, where she {Stahl put Ewerfeld on third and Dough- oush to second on strikes. NO phlafly to Mo: out Wiltee, A. A, first; John Runge, ; adic BARI a amed quickly and Bergen nailed | n this St put | BOER U oe ann TatROA was He Didn't Start Hputions meer Four anne: ' er of the West Side and president of | Dougherty raced home safe, wh: aaho ane © Didn't Start. Gut on a roller to Gleason, NO RUNS.| organ fled to Towa ther National” Wederation of | Masical dexcatepned Hiahlis relay, Gur she ce se gee | Fourth Inning. a skyscraper for ‘Tenne: Clubs. She had a versatile and oul-| said he was out. Sheridan gave no ou ; fi Sanne y , . loped for two bases into the a eT levelyt reasons for his daciston, ONE RUN ne s he } on of the | gr anstield exp! nmel couldn't connect + Hest ; a ae anned. ne ; } three placc-winuers. ‘The @amo must |saime manner. Dovlin struck out. NO| In, three tries BMC LNG pares tributton to the world of literature of | Nore thrown out b Nut bea atau) fe nor Mt Melt nis ven. Brain SE Eee to eee cere Aaa Verse hale hauled dow 1 tea unconscious In the second ra nore De her husband during | Schiaty’s hard fy that looked goo bases. NO RUNS Sixth Inning. is nor mentioned’ in Mr. spatch. Roth Healy a: entered for this race, to start is not under: { J Stran out ithout as-| curves, Brain laced a two-bagger I} eeeaea ee eittn wnae “ation work at | dew centre, Berea waited for fou Dal r : FE iil Wide ones and ambled. Strobel alngie scoring Brain, and Bates for nd unclouded married life, was an evidence of thelr great’ love | re for each other to osntre, York. jwent around to third, O'Ned droppe Wiliams grounded to Schlafy and peso ee EE a Ea Held a Law Diploma. Tatars chased cheaeton a eaecan : base and Bates scored, W Strot Mrs. Sutro was a Miss Therese | feid for his fly, Conroy made Jones also | JOHNSON STANDS TO WIN Fifth Inning. was held at secomh “Lin Clinton. of a good New York family. | 0 back for a fy. NO RUNS. | ott Lecce al ELMER TARIEROn od ree atlanta weatrod ann the She entered the woman's law class of | Hickman put up a punk fly for Orth. | ¢ $52,000 ON ROSEBEN fir grounder 20 Danten. | Ti were eeupie). Bridwell xingled the University of New York and was | Cross’s grounder hopped over. Liber. | - | ; Rea oe Dacia tires Te eracae and O'Ned scored, | Ot gne ot che “caliege's’ teat graduates, | fehi. Keeler caught Anilerann's si ‘ define ed ete eR neg Lat eed a etal adda Pls AAACN amas A She had also studied music at the con: | fly. Elverfeld broke tp + | Bowerman walked asa star Ang Bridwell to aecond.. Tenney fanned Ber futher to: fone tira tastes led | by throwing him out. 4 (Continued from First Page.) bunted to Lash who. thre Dolan waiked and the bases we : Sonia Al ast hac Mt) Seventh Inning. too and both Wiltse ag decume a muste teacher, and} Chase sat down on a gz jeath of among her patrons was the widower, | Nill ran back and got El ying to the death of Theodore Sutra, brother of the late |dimMoult fy. and. Kleinow skied OME Glal | Adoiph Sutro of California, and aj Hickman, NO RUNS. | under 1 Ww rowne bot * Europe during the troublous time of the Miller investigation and subseq Brain's foul : us ¢ torical. effect. read ‘the foollah per: e the latter copping d honors i t ae sonals addressed to Me Nee Harris ristle wa ener was highly amused And the Ine! Port Nows, HIGH GK. DE CHOCOLATES AND OR” AN ARKORT- ALL, CHOCOLATES, 2 Ac ohn the: akiat. | ampd under Admiral Davin left for New: | SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. | BONHO M hota la = {06% y register by ( SEVEN RUD eaithy lawyer, of distineth : 2. Br r mothe! anit gatiteritiy istered: tii: y wealthy lawyer, distinetion. Th Pei > ony 1 farehatw ea s. R. Brill, our mother, Sek thé townie oF the Ape we Fifth Inning. marriage, soma twenty: Senta igo. wat Bancnisiew ard hase canes LEA eee wooden horses in carourels are the only e . In*ner exchange of the cnerour Fauna | rounder got 'shrough Elberteld for a our stores will be closed all Temntnders of the racing gume. T by of music teaching for the position of | scratched t hit, scoring Jones, Kiet : Ryt “Bismarck” did not have a} Sixth Inning. ; Vn third. | Mre. THE OnORE, eatabllahment Mea. Sutro lowe rong re | 208 mede a tad throw to second, mov. | day, Saturday, April 28. chahee to try the percentage same 09) Wary shot a single ; » Deidwell. Jordan sin- | 3} S her charm, ing Hexion and Hughes up a bose. and fe gx oHing pWWard shot ash ; fe and Lames and Maianes | UTRO. ‘Asa clubwoman Mrs. Sutro_was one | 20% scored on Nits single to left (Or he } bets Berting “Hing ¥}the ball bound: 1) came home with their runs, Batch’s = of the foremost in the city, She was | Sony's grounder jams forsed Richer John 'G. Cavanash got on t took: wecont single to right sent Jordan to third. ———--— — prominently jdenttfied with the Ladies: | Nill_at second and Clberfeld double. ut Bic deers marckian ves and prev se: ounder to Bridwell forced Auxiliary of’Children's Surgical Hoa-| UP Schlafly at first. Hickman filed to frbm making a book. g into Stran s vering Bex THREE pital, American Authors’ Guild, Mano. | Dougherty. THREE RUNS | ary ‘ BE out Seek cree Hiuimmall teiortan script Society. Grand Conservatory of Eighth Inning. | al Ye got the money—the r went out. Hummel to Jon ; ; Music, Woman's Relief Corps of the| orth fouled to § LES ORE TERIA -+ tested. “Bismarck. Strang op up with a two-base ae bina aavee ae G. A. R,, Vassar Students” Ald Sootety. rth fouled to Stahl. and Dougher i “T don't care if you had the F axh to left Dahten Med Fee ae ninkieheenel Kindergarten Association, Riding Clan, Sarat Reed Magee. Deviin hit to Doolin and Ay Gtiobal mitt tiavanilal Camera Club, Soctety for Political England: -you can't: make er threw out Strang at Third to 5 Strobel, hurt hls ankle Study, Woman's Press Club. Folk-Lore this said Manager Cavana WAS ‘Dut out trying to steal second, nd “Brain Naoto cantie aaa ‘octety, Sorosis, Ladies’ Christian Union i ¢ omMwpagorini ukcimat SUEEIRE Uniden and many others. ' watone | Seventh Inning. singled to centre, and Ft SS usvitie womentartineeenite tare = : Wille Chief Pink Doolin beat out a slow one o> Gilt ney singled co centre, filling ‘ (Continued from First Page.) famorsoieiy to her teady Ananelal aa: | every Fesoure hla forces, Doolin Doings dounder to Lewis forced Se iGiarce motel so uber Seog, peenclelae vent the 9 hit a grounder to ft second, Hummel covering | «..y ing tn her | returned from Burope, though Mes. Seine | {nformation th great pree QE CtUN EBA ' "| Duke Wid Rot expect he be th = ad | Sy ONtside and t threw Sixth Inning. 1 the next day b: ded 7 eeciired the 0 ‘ The 1 several let | “yds NOSE USS stew Duke her hus- | teriection of remarke by the court nade Bis ay ‘ i xia me awer- |, iiummel was out, Landeman to Ten-| iis and envelopes as in the handwrit- | band was homer" asked Att Kasiech. | £0 pie snlorment, One of the peraonals | tp rat 1) aipnt ot IPH uveriooks, th Ward. Wiltse went | D6 to Dolan, Searle Sie ROT thon Chancellor | “Nov sit," replied the witness. ientind, Would, joven ta: hear rou B6y + ud installed a private sedis ae “ fied to Bates. | ing 0! i ’ 3 own Inexs," com- yl - ~ f a prival out to Doolin RUN |. | Pitney warned that they Ys ohon Ritheee °-| “This made a great hit, as the tee- i Eighth Inning. ne for Batch. Brain | ost cross-examine or run the risk he| Mr. sng, counsel for Huntoon took|timony hae shown that Huntoon's Ready~-to-Wear $20 to $45. runners inside Thomas rarptd one agnhwt the left bay eave Maloney Ie. nedvoart n hand at cfoss-examining the witness | visite to Mrs, Duke sometites ter- made to get xcrat d fence {or three bage, and scored ¢ Seventeen) OAR REMC SRT EE t, “you | He wanted to know why ehe lett Mra | minated « fow minutes after sunrise. : ults. Chief Pinkert arive % event nning. east, sald alles s Duke's employment. no’ ‘i ‘ ici Fy anorieed of the “openition peentre £0 placed a single inc should cross-ex: the testimony | | “Mrs. Duke's conduct was auch that I{ ilsteners wound up: “Oh, memorioa {hat | Bear closest criticism i-room men, said that the sya ge to right and Mak le Witness has given to-day because | Could not stay,” snapped the girl. mless wend | H 1b would not avail ine Mag teen enti eocanoety sae rtses oy he Mos, |,.Mf Strong had not been looking for| low necks.” from those who have nf: necessary to dO/ the plate. ee! out. © ada ihict Bataaders 5 and asked to have answert| There was a lone and lebored argu- t x threw out Titus, ON! : anaes pificken out The court allowed it to| ment on the part of the defense againat had the “custom-made Excelsior Runs To-Morrow. || Higewne was ina bunt in front | handled Cases to | star the Introduction of . . 4 e Was xD on a bunt in front} h led. ete s he Witness sald she heard }, nf court, with a rémarkebly common-sense 2 cpeaes of Beste® BE ataeleds co SMe |e th ey OS AUEtsLT trary that inceg evened Me, tol oUrtsawith a remaeaaty comics eae habit” the longest. Te Srror the haben De ppp bans tery aches meg nibnend| Naat I# 2 ti es watclied by private detectives. Sha] ments to finders, * *S tailorin to be served to-morrow drones Ligh's throw and the bares! stropel flied to Maloney. Casey was told by the private watonman that | "Mr. Lindanury told Chancellor Pitney i heavier a man’s tailoring thusinstic turn-out of were full ammp Strang struck out | Jontan took care af O'Neil, Linder were keeping tabs on the house|\: was the desire of the petitioner to * wi the finniaeee Dahlen also was ao victim of Lush’s | 72009 “NO RUNS. lay and nigne, iit the deere or tae pen uanea se bills, the more he now Excelsior Handtean. tn curves and Devlin went out on ground- BeReinni On redirect examination Miss Bopder- | Shorten the Saal tis sie te a rAnts iJ Re {6 a starter. er to Doolin RUNS ighth Inning. son Said she did not give Mrs. Duke | eral other wit i silt : btaining the Ninth Innin Lewis began the uphill fight by lany notice, because she knew Mrs.|Of Mrs Duke, who would testify to the appreciates 0 aining Cinna Tired in Stretch, | 9. pete Girobel und Ter uke would not give her a recom: | Same general line of conduct between i : hiv, aidined cuts /areok. Lh ned & hot single into lett. | ons Bere a{2| mendation that would do her any wood, | nd Mri, Duke as those al identical style and qual- K, the n, who tum ame te r he ap | } eee ey aoaa merce i c threw ey also he houss“ax B/o'closk inthe w “We have information,” sald Mr. Ltn. ; : -to- | a "| ant c a the outs ak fc da the anted Letter to Show. “hat the defense wi ro at ity~ in ready-to-wear . — Mate : Mrs. T s maid in the “roo emp controvert this line of tes * : zat lenty Rttarmson way wenea rien ge ten ee clothes at just about half : v rear and heard a bit of sensational tes- offered, If counsel for the defense . : timony concerning one of the absences J ngres not to attempt. to break the best tailor charges. int ney. 4 { Mrs. Duke from home over night tthe testimony given by Miw Ten: Mail digi while her husband was in Buroy t | dersot to happenings in the Sixty “ . 3 Them” . « ’ | Peat Beiwel Duke's aunt, In Frooklyn, and read as| further accumulation of evidence alone a ‘ iow. that line. : ; 4 WORLD § AECORD No, 1 West Sixty-elguth street, | | “ft yoy wit promine,”* he declared We direct special attention ‘Sept. 2, 1905. “that? you'll call untoc an Mrs lance | hye a, Hawa Ar mitaicaead eck f Fl a Dear Aunt Fim: I received your letter | Du veil clone right here!) to our SUITS AT $25 f earning oa af mme NO Was wine ser one , {and langhed over the Inst part of it. T Strong would, make no promise | ns ‘ hardly think that will happen. Hoge | tor Hunton! * Mr Kalisch said he ve 4 1 i ft Fe orale oA I nwa see soon. ‘The “Gran | pected Mre. Duke to take the stand tn hi Folconnider sexeaotone: Drives His Blue Freak Across ’ > Wine to Vuk} edit feed abe Se eR TA eo are which we consider pens n good thi . for} and Mrs A. Alw t [here t down | unti! next Wednesday mom at 10 values. Admiral blue, New : us-) Mile Wire law Whiskey for Afternoon. BAe Oe aie |° The“ pnotogeaphic copies of the tele Quaker and Westtninster greys, Wapabivered sare hub et | f . i = “ grams sent by Mrs. Ke to Frank also black, in all three modsls Reidnore when they struck “! — onds Bet }} @ Did you serve ¢ % you en+| Huntoon from Durham, N, C.. while sie iaeloos Sullivans Lose a Chance. | A. No, V Huntoon called s it Monday husband at the be mentioned below. ite epheant A Siceteatt A r x AAR AC AIDaHe TL keer cha ane iini . w. Don't father, w ai mass SEI Fae op taey aot rae | ° Astor : Seip sek oR ites were : 5 = ? na me ee t seins ; Lad sondithe sectors Wh lave oy ettncieee. y : Models | OY Ne ee aan alain MELANTIC CITY, N Je Q. Were you eve ter t LILLIAN." Are ail dated Durham and. ad: | Atterhury Systeut Mode od Te wees ther first. time that a ‘ as : yy ord Mi, Duke? A, Noi] At the time thie tp aL SC ey A Ld hE Decrees Nar vibe eater ogy || | Columbia Suit—Extreme. | “fee Mmeerio’’ looked. 0 REN pee aLides | SORE : Ae sochaetd rarce paper it Mrs. Duke did follows ' Harvard Suit—Mocerate. | sty ‘ rand yi eee boaionit) cosncan tialraien t rete renee rN ietanye, Wheneyats ath Love in All Messages, University- Suit, Conservative, | went to & Wetter was i prac: | ASSN ctraek: ANS ile TURAL i a zi & Ax away from home. over nig one - Uoally lett at t st with Sally Pr s guller nd a fine]; ; t yclock and went to the neo ekune cruives’ sate ERY y 4 1803, ton, VThe latter went awit the nnal day of 4 rd, Ma swank’ out M t2/ the fifth fl a drinic kK to Neille granted Neillentorieave thigae eae We also sell -Men's Satistactory~ r y cakehing . . RUNS Q. What me ssage by hc * z ‘ wenn : nie Or ; tn xton| What ind me metnags Oy hen Eb. Haterdashery, Hats, Shoes. ‘ EA Haines aerate metho ‘ , Kant 4 ted ‘ ) vvack «Nellie arrived. Uncertain about going ‘ heal : s f on the Nb! oy 6 t} hor Pagiy very il). Write & Athens. a space wileli miedt 4 ponde teats tre habe ke. which had been | Nuliic, Lave and best wishes TE, fe 30 and 41 Bet, oth & oth Ay. 1 Tied S I ai 4 nie ne mald's name May S—Hope you are well, Party . “LY Station r Reilter had they got a square the y Hum A Mts Duke ae | alay 6 a ERG Cortlandt Street aan) ae Niet SE mber 9 stairs from the library floor s Other Letters Read. forget all es. Love and best an Southern Cross Came Strong. » did t go? A. Into Mr.j iwnes, tit ‘ hem Cr ; 9 pas PIMLICO FINISHES. i wash Ae valent to Mage | “May §,106—Mr. Duke dined at p.m sidtenhay Say «Mp 3 SCHUM ae ‘ . sleie 8 Duke's | Funeral Wednesday at 10 a, m. Happy an ws of a nning SARE SET ie KB else?) vome at Somerville Te Identae [aver two letters, Have written, £ & close and kay | Home McAlac varie aay [pect tO Start for home Wednesday ied M ke to her hus’ » London, |'Thursday. Will arrive to-morrow. M : cai ‘ Sonite in which she ex Incere love eracle with love. 1 sete In the. tracer : Gon aves Ents lene meee icitanialaeaioneralee Imo “Recelved third Ietter ‘ “ e ne 0} strong y adduced and, » nil promise: Have : Mt del ; if cmeas tten. LOW rm } : : merit 1 ever fl and y toatified that he had WENAy' 1, 185.-—Will arrive in ‘New I hile number of personals in the york early to-morrow, Telephone you ie an ati Pat ytiopa fo #e0 you. “Love and Never ried fats candy? “Then here's @ migration, mpai ony halt we mu I * = ou would) pay om Broadway Sacroved t (istuction, and them look at the < 1 ¢ | hy mod parity of Lott's will be pr 9 your an i i ‘ han ma atohon ha you say Yorkshire Lad Easy Winner. ! . than. the former me nd that he had French Warships Coming, money you w SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY. York Lad the fifth da K American track te from | a hea | ANNAPOLIS, » APRIL 2.—The f CHOSOLATE SOUR a t Way. 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