The evening world. Newspaper, May 1, 1906, Page 2

THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 1, 1906, “wnat wa wow ararmens. )BROOKLWAS ARE MURDERED WIFE GANTS WINGUT BINGHAM SAYS —BOVKILLED BY oe Hain ice Ronee eed aaa ol acts lush. oF Phillies KILLED HIMSELF McGann, Breshahan’ and Also Asks for 300 Detecs| Willan Rlelfes, ‘Sonor Hee tee ge eeeneey te Has Dodgers. Buttaloed: Hel trate SET E McGraw Put Off Field | tives, and This ls “Only | New York broker, Kua jump. Five points PAUL PILGRIM, N in 800-met J.D. LIGHTHODY, race. SECOND tn MARTIN SHPRIDAN, Irieh throwlig tt 74 ja throwing the SCOND in ¢ eee Cee fc eae Throughout Game. Police Declare that John S. Giveen,| by Umpire. | a Starter.” Down on Long tsiand. FIRST {n the i: Broadway Real Estate Operator, Gave NHAG 2.—FIRST in the 1,500- GEORGE V. I | : : ‘ en if C oh ER ROULAON, x ae City A. C.—S OND tn 100-metre dash. | Woman Cyanide of Potassium Be- : y i Tre plain. 2 eee ee | foreSwallowing a Deadly Potion. Ue 2 | enmine ee alela a oe aaa THIRD it ump. Two points. = ees : mor} ND/-Ch His story as to the pollee ts far run tha | That John Joperator, of red his wife t ve one Way or an- point. THIRD in running long jump, One J} py THOMAS | NIN, Shawmut A, C,, Boston—THIRD tn triple ii this sister a jump. One p | O'Day. liked wi 1 Mot: thele F R. G. LEAV Villiams College—FIRST tn 110-metre hurdle race, ans tc Ho elite Five points. i _BY HARRY BURKE. Niece lonand: with the: Dre- s E. C. GLOV 0 A. A., Chicago, THIRD tn pole vault. One|} ASHINGTON PARK. BR neakHet out of the. city. and : : LYN, May 1—The Quakers shut out tlie i i és spe etd cli k 7% ee him to be s to call them in to catch an early train to-day. Heard Bore One on Stairs. After point H. W. KERRIGAN, Multonomah A. A. C., Portland, Ore, tied for THIRD place in ng high jump. WILLIAM FRANK, Ir race. One point Total to date—Twelve firsts, five seconds, six thirds, Seventy-nine points. : ) in @ game in wht + stoad out as che bright did not give the hit, Durty's ess, was familiar w the prope! RD in Marathon | team bunch couple retired last night ir room ras about 1 had recently been r " = They had been living with M e. Mrs. Giveen'’s her, but had alr f nford. T had slam, a ut halt n return and who were nick of the wor tt Sw ee te WAKE UP AND Ke to the ni y asked to 1 Mrs. Giver caltad early t heals tierce oriraisaan Be Mattar i | brother, 1 Pk lentil a nthe area iar bse ata : WIN A GAME. | Site ‘hatter 0 Brana: | room to awake the yund both we Ne eorediratait RORS PUIG eutek bee Ree - field Med to Maloney. Toolin aid Ike- | dead tno answer 1 opened the arrived at 3 o'clock ir area wise WoO RUNS answer I opened w rowd to a fever « Pare.) | on threw Lumley at firet. Ma- Mans Body on the Floor. them b ‘ uproar was| fanned. Casey also struck out.| The body of Mrs, Give ttired only NO RUNS 5 in bh nig Second Inning. G Gleason filed out to Lumley t ss, Iny en’k body waa face floor near the w the bed, Mr. downward on tow. Ho was of sands a) ish & along r es dressed in his the the runners on their way. It hing fos distorted exp : e layed a grea and the twisted fully Before the © old rumors arr con ON) pers and arms } Call it Murder and Suicide. Jin agony and iggied toward t evertheles soarehed the W perhaps to Ket fresh alr or to #t First Inning. fy got away Third Inning. nee fly, Ward'e| *h Lewis's legs an (Dr. Greene SPECIALIST. * 101 Fifth Ave,, New York, Long established and success. ful practice. Proved professional skill and ability. Expert and honest treatment. High standard of medicines. Reasonable and fair charges. Advice free. . who lives across sald that least five the street, was son sent a long one to Titus, Titue | both had ey's fly Maloney was a | hours kes for the second ttme. quit on a long de a pretty fly, ret wh expected to app Fourth Inning. a pretiy: single into c er he suspect although ¢ 's face immediat tus put Bason to Jor filed to Hum econd lasing. ¢ suited and mshaw ssorl MAN 10 C F the Mixed Poisor with Powder. careful e nation the ? : wn’ Me urer_ and Y west decided tha < ea bie fer : e f the great family medicine, Ner Blood and Ni of all spring Dr. Greene, who » be pertect ly _ effective, ts powder | was being « m1 ink. Her!) World r er a woman, agony. and m the poison Sixth Inning. was out, Eason to alked, 1 dropping make a mystery of it, Tell t nking was evidently exer thirty vears ¢ Use Nervura cures, 1 his fingers, lay n he was found brother of only other inmate of TROOPS SURROUND SES Pilees Bn,00 teh eteuck Hranstteld. NO Eighth Inning. # Was out. 1) lt ne dead Fourth that ret Inning. © and y | . 8 a a | 12.000 IN PARIS AS " : rmes and Will Continue Their {| BERG WALL Sani 100 s Fain (8 lgh ay to elt NO Ht POLICE rf erp te} use coatipay tal eha) main Exceptional Special Sale of ney EAE Eater Qa at § He eee pl iain esti Women's and Misses 1s ASTAt Se eel Minthlnning: pene shane t voean to guard the pentia| | 18 to $50.00 Suet. Z $ an Fae Seen UD ane] A aisivell| suurtea ot icwashei Jean Wie hrelectits WOEKE) ADS NGSEM ENE UTES ss OI? AO Ch 29 CORTLANDT Pavotearat cuts tilk Hiotars benkeraeai sed 000 Strikers Out. Consisting of PARK ROW KNASSAUS® T , sa’ The Labor Exchange opened at 9, and (OR SPRUCR ST epora in the pielan chins the bakers and printers held meeting Lh a. autily closes trades following their exam: Litton Suets fearing # gen- a ets in the neg! + land ries. Lush sen Knolls, who htht the throw to WRITES “UNUSED' ON atead but the pc i aaricrpelctfeneL ERTS of Checks, Plaids and Mixtures in RUNS. palineesnAning thalaatacnt 16 fon with the waiting main ’ . 5 gat Hie Republique WARSAW z= also Black and Navy Serges; Satay Pilar threw Casey out at | A squadron of H tuall hi D if i i { sion Table, DOM te Brinton | Pea NG tig AiteetRatA cree en thane ote TI UP, light weight materials suitable for, Brooklyn Girl Biguacicoralie ber viel BUT NO MAY RIOTS, presentand Summer wear; circular,| ¢ At De La F Hiique forcing the rioters NO BRIDEGROOM, BUT toward the Bt. Masten « ierercrl| pleated or sunburst skirts, 20.50 Walking Coat Sutts HAD WEDDING FEAST. stea‘w:r? suse 7S saben; ils to Appear,’ « and Moffett Returns Per- in the here during Ate > mit to Wed LEU yaers ad May Day outbrea not | each n the crowds + . , ' , ag } eRRSaUSRa he Plier Pu eed eS The of Gray Tropical Worstedsin short parse : , TRERTON, Ne Wi. aes" Lethe none BOR saa race ont Teele ECE nari and medium length coats. Present S ny appeare of the tmidegroom provented sin and forcing bi rb en ihe by tre bi oy Y: Values theran Church of the Advent, from | mob, however, on each occasion foroed | the populace roy reise 1 | d $4 $5 ; - coat strapped or lace trimmed; of] marrying Georme B, Neldt and Cath-| its way back ¢ but It did not prevent! Prefect of Police Lepine left the pre- artiktng tecture of police In an automobtle and ¢ Chease- | personally directed the situation on Miss Marvtte, | Place de ja Republique oma data to-day were circular skirt. — Also Vomen's Silk Lined Lmported Voile Sutis, At ; iar 28 S16 ISR table in the ded Uride- i é ! Announce of others arreace } j | Willian Rie Ria tattoo ain the city, value $50.00 at $39.50. 39 5O a) Fe t American Embassy Guarded. ae v i K eat tates acre ena ee AeaaIeT ea Three very effective modela in i tr ’ K walt told the | of police waa sent to the America fancy: Eton Coat, with pleated or Present Mien * waa wrons’ | and tater it wae found ad- circularskirts; colors;—black,navy, vale white, gray, tan and pastel Aihevdevy $50.00 ‘ Bu entire suit made over taffeta silk. i 5s eon. Al anu, ox RIOTING SPREADS ire they | ing sapetiteec ait ‘ Biaeanny ee 0 ai TO OTHER CITIES, : yhen | Of Cavalry patrolled ry ah bias Wy | Broadway and Twentleth St. Fifth Ave., Nineteenth St. LAUNDRY WANT®-MALIG paebe nr An appearance at w| in the iN rip Nt "ipa 1 ARAAAAAS . vin S ed onem Ball the Quay 14 Wanner ta Stein ba ‘ i Bibel Many other quartena of the olty pre rie ts News 5 _ Sunde Wants Work Wonders, sed to the union the forces concumtrated under J’refeat ter whioh thery its Yo "hy