The evening world. Newspaper, May 16, 1906, Page 1

ASVEATHER—Fatr; warmer to-nfeht and Thuredan [RESULTS EDITION : * PRIC TE ONE CENT. —— “ Circulation Books Open to All.” Che NEW. YORK, W ae 1906. SDAY, MAY 16, Circulation Books Open to All.’’ WRATHER—Fair) warmer to-nteht and Thure@ey FINAL RESULTS EDITION 218 E ONE CENT. TROOPS OUT TO BATTLE MOBS WHO SHOOT IN UPSTATE RIOTS TERRANOVA GIRL FACING ACCUSERS SHOWS NO FEAR 2-2. Listens Unmovedas Prosecutor Charges Her with Murder and Witnesses Tell of Crime—Relatives Barred from Court. Joseph presence « like the rest cluding the a sick who had left JUDGERS HAND WUT GOOSE EeG Railbirds Gather. es Donovan's Band ‘ Fine Ball, Winning by x Score of 2 to 0, ——___. SCORE BY INNINGS. 0 0 BATTING ORDER, vas fey r twos With} daughy the select 8a jury had} ber of which is now or | r of a daughter. pleted Mr. Ely hespes except t from the court Te tt Mr Ely Statea His Case. Without any delny the ble Ass! District-Attorney beean bh statemont to the jur ton feet awny, lst ftnary sentences show of emotion. rested upon one of h Her brown eyes stare Gea with Ely’s broad back. pink came and oheeks, He than usual, but } nor her fing two experts In to Batch. St Smoot fanned Carthy Second Inning. . witli led in her bos ‘At rome length ho rehearsed tho lif Josephine Pollaco at the house of h unele and her aunt. Treated Like Daughter. » work, erime her return to her mother's Bhe refused to go, first time Josephine @unt that her h vestigate the dented that proper relation ely in Huseppe Terr ried. Some wi the evidence, " ‘went to the f to A nat ult. MeCarthy Rusty t Hateh wingled to lett Goo dan daubled to lett wr t Ws Malaney out, Beckley tel cepuratee the Med to McCarthy, Raub filed (Coptinued on Second Page.) - (Continued on Second Page.) -— TO-RONALS Play | wih PIRATES SHUT OUT GUNS: SCORE, 11 100. Ferguson and Ames Wal-’ loped Hard by Smoky City Team. IN| FINE Nt WORLD SIXTH DAY AT BELMONT PARK. WILLIS FORM. ence of Dan McGann and Mike Donlin a Big Handi- cap to Champions. SCORE BY INNINGS. Pittsburg & score wa ket Heart ston Stahle entry coupled terran! W. HL DANIEL CHANGES HANDS FOR $35,000 | Bookmaker ‘Eddie’ Burke Said to Have Purchased Two-Year-Old. HAVE A STABLE. WILL |Has Social | May Acquire a String of | Fast Goers. Aspirations and BY T. O. PIPER, May 16 stable and passing as an sald he has ally through tte ing stable, Th. the going k was sinsm, vy bet- Strike Their and the Visitors Are Easy Victims. | | Yankees Pace drove t for a sine! advancing Pie BY H. AMERICAN 1 YORK, May 16 Cc, Hahn, who has not been in played @ mas piving the was brillt Grimth for the St ous team. gave the New Yorks seven |W hits. > Larry Delton, twenty years ngo al ty woalthy excavator but now a champion | ® fan who has never missed a game o the Heights since the club was estab- |Ushed, fad something to say to-day! 1 the management of the High- Hie used to be as hot an en- r the Glants, but when An- man turned him down on a! to lease Manhattan Flold k he has switched his ened up by wtriitr ng | lan | proposition a pleasure pa Jon Second Page.) res coe te ance to the Highlanders, AMERICAN LEAGUE. [clark Grifith ts fist ax good a man- lager as Jo y McGraw,* “But often a manage CLEVELAND AT BOSTON, ke a Cloyiaiant, 09096 handie, Ita just vate Anaden anace will’go for some Urivers and 1 Graham MvGraw is lucky In ive. TM EASTERN LEAGUE. ROP MLDE NCE AT ROCHESTER. going to pull right, and I expect to see the pennant h next yea ng yesterday's brilliant victory Cleveland team t was an ually big crowd out There {s no oceasion for the Highlanders to further put up the cry that everybody ig Knocking thom. Everybody knocked i to-day. {Sto Sunday Wants Work Wonders. and brilliant on He ope Hoffman Went out on u bunt “HIGHLANDERS, WIN GAME FROM ST. LOUIS EDeW IS BATTING ORDER. Highlanders, hile a y_ certainly wan “Rtns Second Inning va} TWO RI long fly to Stone. Smith to Wallace to (Continued on Second Page) Moriarity « ne. MoGulre went out, eon waa spolled recy Bids Up Winner LOUISVILLE Bm, May 16 races wre to-day t 1 ax follows RACE—Ono miei Me- and § 41 to ) 2, Minnehaha 8. D_ RAGE a halt Dashaw and Four Companies of Albany Militia Rushed to Quell Race War Between Italians and Negroes in Which Bullets Fly and Men Fall STRIKE-BREAKERS ATTACKED BY BIG MOB AT NEWBURG. Brickmakers in Labor Clashes at Both Points and Sheriff’s Men Held Prisoners—3,500 Threaten at Haverstraw and Soldiers Z Ready There for Riot Duty. Strike riots at different points on the Hudson River to-day necessitated the calling out of troops at Coeymans, near Albany, while at Newburg Shertff’s deputies were forced to fire on the mobs, some of the rioters being wounded, . Brickmakers are the troubl makers, two hundred armed Italiang at tacking five hundred negro strike breakers and shooting several, while at Newburg negroes and Italians joined forces against non-unionists. Strikes are on in most of the brick yards from Albany to Port Ewen. At Haverstraw 3,500 men are out and the situation at that point is so threatening the militla {a held In readiness for a call. At Coeymans one hundred constables and sheriff's deputies, together with the owners of brick yards, were prisoners for hours by the strikers, and were forced to escape by boat. ing World.) ! Two hundred the yards of Powall & Minngok, & Stneabaugh, Corvi A all qu ow Albany and four ¢ f Sutton & inve hurried to the scene to about | 6.90 a rd from aving the who were employed in rounding yards, frin ss, who had been smu * r# again while they companies in t with head should be requ eo Ttallan atrikera o suarte became 1, aged eof tha groin and After were In nm and Ken De hear and Deputy extra efforts to Ket CHICAGO WASHINGTON ... .. AT WORCESTER. 0001 04001 AT CAMBRIDGE. FORDHAM ... HOLY CROSS —-nN oo | ap n— LAFAYETTE HARVARD AT NEW HAVEN se WILLIAMS ..... meyers 18) O20 +022: YALE o - 0 010—1 | At Cincinnati ho dra At Chicago (N.L.)—PI At Toronto (E.L.)—Newark At Buffalo (E.L.)—Jersey At Montreal (E. b= Bi ultmors oe } LATE WINNERS AT LOUISVILE. ! Sixth—Red Light 9-5, Foreigner 5-1 plage, Harding. : | 1.—10 innings | 10 innings. 4)